this is too familiar for people of leesburg.urg police have been investigating the flyers but there's not too much they can. they say the language is protected by the first amendment. the only crime they would be ab to charge peopleith is littering. neighbors tell news 4 they are taking mattersir in t own hands so people don't have to see that kind of hatred. >> we were, you know, pretty disgusted. nd as many as we could and got rid of them. >> shocked immediately. i knew i t had find every one i could on the street around here and find them and throw them . aw we don't need that stuff around here. >> reporter: and the loudon countyhapter of t naacp is holding a unity march in response to all of this, today at 10:00 a.m. >> thank you so much.hi >>> morning, police in fairfax county are still looking for the driver who hit and killed an elderly man friday evening. chopper 4 flew over the scene on arlington boulevard. police have provided the 93-year-old man who was killed. he wassommerfield road when he was stru>. he cold weather

leesburg, 11. and by this evening, we could be feeling like 2 degrees. stor team 4 meteorologist sam ara. cities are activatingpl emergen s. >> yeah, we are looking at some cold weather, the coldest we have seen this winter season. to think this morning we were at 56 degrees. so we're dropping, and we're dropping fast. let's go ead and take aook right now at where we're at and what it feels like inside the beltway. we'reee 29 de cre current feel-like temperature at 15 deges. winds sustained out of the northwest at 22 miles per hour. so that's notgu even ths. that's just what the winds are normally coming out of the northwest at. let's talk about these future wimu chills. ho colder is it going to get and when? i'm taking you just to about two hours from now, looking at feel-like temperatures closer to the singligits. very possible. as we head towards midnight, below zero. and look out to some of our outer suburbs, where we're seeing numbers down like minus 11 in gaithersburg. minus 15 will be the feels-like temperature in frederick county, maryland. a bru

leesburg, winchester, martinsburg, you're done with the snow. up to 2 to 3 inches fell but it's done now. waldorf, moving south. once again it's the temperatures we're going to be watching. look at this picture. this is 270 around clarksburg. it is just nasty out there tonight. we'll continu to seehe cold air move in. 30 with the wind chill. 5 in cpittsburgh, thatd air moves in tonight. but the arctic air moves inrr to. wait until you see how cold we're about to get. >> all right. thank u, doug. l

leesburg, winchester, martinsburg, you're done with the snow. up to 2 to 3 inches fell but it's done now. waldorf, moving south. once again it's the temperatures we're going to be watching. look at this picture. this is 270 around clarksburg. it is just nasty out there tonight. we'll continu to seehe cold air move in. 30 with the wind chill. 5 in cpittsburgh, thatd air moves in tonight. but the arctic air moves inrr to. wait until you see how cold we're about to get. >> all right. thank u, doug. we'll see you in a bit. >> right now the rain and snow mix is making for a dangerous drive. >> we're working for you, keeping a close eye on the roads out urthere. >> team coverage continues with your first look at traffic. melissa? >> we can see that's a stand still camera there. >> reporter: at the dulles this morning, it is jammed. 270 at clarksburg road, that's almost white out this evening. looking at the beltway you can e soo oubd, 6 miles per hour, looks like most of the beltway covered in snow. no major crashes on thebu beltw a lot of delays betw

zero in culpepper. 1 below in leesburg. the windchilldvisory continues until 11:00 this the morning. by then, the temperatures will be close enough to 20 degrees whereinhills will be near zero. there's your planner, then, for windy and cold all day. afternoon highs today, only around 20 to 22 degrees. another cold start tomorrow morning. wi the wind, it won't seem so bad. and then, rain, all this fgid air goes in and out in a blink. it will be raining wednesday afternoon, wednesday night and through most of the dayn ursday. a look at the weekend forecast coming up in the next half hour. >> good morninin silver spring, westbound university boulevard, georgia avenue, on the west side of your screen here a crash response. doesn't seem to be impacting tht intersection badly. 65 miles per hour in 28 minutes. >> thank you, melissa. >>> sti ahead on news 4 today. >> preparing for a financial emergency, what you need to know if y're not affected by the government shutdown. >>> matthew mcconaugh"e stops by then" show. >> what was th

leesburg at 3 inches. 2.5 winchester. 1.5 at gaithersburg. not nearly as much to the south ecause of the rain/snow line across the d.c. metro area. ven if d.c. at the airport not much but here northwest we saw 1.2 esin i went out and measured it with my pat collins snow tstick. doell pat i used it. but it's there. out there today, the innow line just south and east of the washington area. this is all ending west to east, so the snow is over in frederick, leesburg, winchester. in around the metro area, waldorf changing to snow. a mix towards01towards fredericksburg. that's why we're not worried about these areas tovernight. system moves through, it gets colder but the real csd air tomorrow. 30 in gaithersburg, 32 in leesburg. north and west of the city we'r below freezing. and this is where temperatures drop into t0s tonight. even though is snow is get lg out of here we're seeing the problems with the roadways. tomorrow morning could be a mess especially north and west of the city. >> ys because temperatu are falling to the mid teens. so slick

iley's crossroads, carlin springs road to leesburg pike. we have some closures through that section. taking a look a 66 here, fairfax county parkway to the beltway, 58 miles per hour, gets you there in ten minutes. noing in your way there. outbound on 66, rolling alon just fine. all of this, probably, because folks are delayed or canceled today. that's going to help that early morning commute. it will delay the c mute a couple hours later. ft. washington, at kerby hill rod, road, and indian head highway, two crashes there. >> thank you. >>>usit's about 6:03. eople across the region are taking steps to make sure they're warm and safe from all this cold. news 4 spent some time at the home depot last night. and the item flying off of the shelves was ice melt. bethesda had to get ecnew shipmentse it ran out of stock. the temperatures arerutal and one employee is trying to look on the bright side here. >> i'm not in chicago. this is bad. but it's not 55 degrees below. f is is what i do for a living. and i bundle mys. i'm ready to go every night.

leesburg area and you see some snow s coming through leesburg around the ashburn area. again, it's not going to amount the anything, but if you get into one of these streamers, look at uemont, it's probably going to continueo snow as that system makes its way down. just amazing the cold air moving in, and that's t cold air that's going to set the stage r a very cold day tomorrow at the bus stop for the kids. the kids will need the coats, the hats, the gloves, everything. 20 to 25 mile an hour winds. higher gusts as well. 42 for high. but still very cold. wind chills in the 20s to around 30 degrees all day. now we're talking about the snow. everybody wants to know how much snow we're going to see. it's moving in on saturday. look, saturday evening everybody's seeing the snow. and this is a snowstorm, which emilia doesn't have the questions of is it going to be all snow the answer to that is yes. or is it cold enough to stick, the answer to that also yes. >> and typically for us those can be se of t challenging questions with the snowfall forecast. here's what re knowht n

. >> the you're moving own leesburg. 15 remains closed between stst. st. clr lane. hopefully to get through the next hour or so. we're quiet along virginia. nothing to worry about so far on the beltway. everything clean and green so far. a live look at 270, in frederick, near clarksburg. you can see, a little wet roadway. give yourself a couple extra minutes. back to you. >> thank you, jack. >>> it's 4:32, as we 18 of this shutdown. the nation is preparing for a big speech from the prident. the president will address the ffice forom the oval the first time. he is addressing what he calls the humanitarian and nseional rity crisis at the southern border. he may take bold step of securing money for his border wall. money started the shutdown. you can watch the address at 9:00 p.m., on nbc 4. >>> as lawmakers and the president are fighting over a deal, federal workers are worried they won't get paid this week. >> it's a tough situation for many families in our area living paycheck-to-paycheck. >> i have talked to several employees -- >> reporter: a nasa scientist, strug

you go a little fartherwest, i was looking at leesburg there.rts of snowflakes coming d'sn. theally changing over to rain. freezing rain the farther north and west yougo. as we head through the next couple of hours, notice the 2:00 a.m., still raining. about 7:00 a.m., notice the heavy band showers that's going to start to move and push through southern maryland into annapolis and crossing the bay there. we'll dry things out. one thing to keep ae eye on is the wrap-around moisture as cold air moves in. you may see spotty flakes tomorrow morning. but no accumulation expected. now by tomorrow afternoon, we're dry. we're clear, but boy are we going to be cold.nu look at thers here -- so we're waiting for that little warm air to kind of surge usup upper 40s at 6:00 a.m. by 10:00 a.m., into t 30s. 3:00 p.m., 20s. 8:00 p.m. tomorrow evening, we are down to the teens. so this is going to be a very quick change. this means if you go in to brunch early tomorrow morning, ealking out, you're walking out to a whole difft set of numbers. i'm walking you thro

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leesburg, evergreen. and inner loop and outerno loop road work to worry about. 270 in germantown lookinggood. >> thank you. >>> people across the region are taking steps to make sure they cold.rm and safe from the t d.c. has opened warming shelters forhe homeless and everyone is bundled up right now. news 4 went to a home depot last night and the item flying off of the shelves was ice melt. bethesda had to get a new shipment because it ran out of stock. the temperatureta are b and one employee is trying to look on the bright side here. >> i'mot inchicago. this is bad. but it's not 55 degrees below. thiss what io for a living and i bundle myself up. >> that's the standard, at least it's not 55 below. >> perspective, guess. >> if you're using an indoor space iheater, keep away from anything that can burn. you want it directly in the wall. we have other safety tips for you in the nbc washington app.us >>> that man said it, if you think it's cold here, think about the people in chicago. it is negative 15 degr

in leesburg. eastbound leesburg bypass, the left side is blocked by a crash there. laurel, southbound parkway between 197 and 198, a lot of potholes >> doubeing reported. inner and outer loop of the beltway, no big complaints. >>> as chuck mentioned, we will see snowfall in a matter of >> no one is waiting for the snow to fall to take action. crews spent much ofyesterday, trying to pretreat busy roads. as usual, anyk t of snow and shoprs head to the store, too. this shows effec of the prestore buying. the snowstorm contributed to the deaths of two people in fairfax county. the cold can affect those moat vuuserable. >> jt keep an eye out. if you see a neighbor that may appear disoriented or not dressed for the weather, to do something. call 911. it's okay to call us and say, hey, can you check on this individual? >> many people we spoke to, say they are cistaying in tonigh >> good call. >>> breaking news, we just received video of a bad crash scene in the district. megan fitzgerald is at the live desk. >> we have calls into police tg t a better understanding to see w

he owns the prosthetic care facility of virgin in leesburg.he helped sebastian get his life back thanks to science and t cutting edhnology. >> i treated him right from the start, but i think the thing that makes him so special is he does not give up. >> reporter: john and his son darren designed and builthe prosthetic for sebastian, one he could use on and off the football field. >> this is a 50-50 partnthship. i buildevice, i make sure it works but he's the one that takes that to the next level. >> reporter: sebastian made strides for his team. >> i think i surprised a lot of people how well i was able to do. >> as a parent i have a bit of hesitation about how was that hit or, you know -- but it's also a great amount of pride. >> reporter:ebastian was tearing it up on the turf, but that wasn't enough for him. he wanted to compete on the school's swim team, too. that led to a new challenge forh the prics team and once again they delivered. >> we had to design something that would get him to walk to water's edge and then still function in the w

clark county as will, millwood, even around g leesburg, burgood burst of snow. same around gaithersburg. so a very cold day tomorrow. then we turn our attention to the weekendnotorm. making it's way our way, and, yes, the chances are getting increasingly bigger that we are going to see some pretty good snowfall here. we'realking accumulating snow area-wide. when does it start? saturday. setting snow and accumulation now likely across the area. much more on this. back in 15 minutes. >>ll right. doug, thank you. >>> bills are coming due and bank accounts are running low. pay day is friday. >> or it's supposeto , but hundreds of thousands of federal workers won't get a paycheck. we have team ce of what the ongoing shutdown means for people in our area. shomari stone looks at the impact increasing anxiety is having on workers. with we begin tonight leon harris at the live desk and the latest efforts to end the stalemate. more drama, more frustration. >> that is the order of the dra. the demc strategy to re-open the government did get some bipartisan support but the

. >> adam tuss continues in leesburg, virginia,now. how are conditions there?good, actually.at we've seen throughout northern virginia is crews are out doing their thing. they've been wort ng hard. lookr drive cam here. you can see the trucks out here at the leesburg salt dome. they're trying to load up. they continue to treat the roads out here this moing. that's something we're seeing throughout the area. crews are making their time getting loaded up and continue to spread the salt and sand across the roads. that's good news. we'll continue to track them. this was videorl r, guys. spots like parking lots and side streets. some of the areas have not sean much of a ent at all. you can find patches across certain spots. this was a gase station we c across earlier. and the chopper video. just showing the swath of snow. e've been dealing with cleanup over the last couple days. it's taken a big effort. but vdot seems to be doing a good job. we're down to blacktop in a lot of spots. that's good news. you want to give yourself extra time. you could be dealing with th

leesburg, frederick. montgomerycounty. one to two inches. let's take you on a tour. hagerstown, leesburg, upo an inch of snow. that's additional from what you've already gotten. d.c. bowie, fairfax. one to two inches in these locations. warrington as well. one to two inches more. two to four, this is the area that's going t see the heaviest snow around qutico, fredericksburg. quantico beach. fredericksberg, you're seeing a mixing and it will go back to snow for you later on. maybe another one to two inches, that will be about it. most of this is from d.c. santh east but we'll continue to see snow off and on area wide throughout the afternoon. here we go again. next couple of days. monday looks good. tuesday and wednesday. melting with sunshine. every morning getting up and getting out the door. watch out for ice every single day early in the morning. we will see melting throughout the week. thursday we start to see the clouds increase. thursday throu friday, sno early friday morning and then most of friday is dry. temperatures actually reboundo 46 on friday. then we

leesburg, evergreen mills road down. northbound 95 after centerport parkway. indian head highway after berry road. and 17th street, treen "c" and new york avenue,e have that sinkhole destructi >>> people across the region are taking steps to make sure they're warm and safe from this keeld. d >>. has opened warming shelters for the homeless and everyone is bundled up right now. news 4 went to a home depot last night and the item flying off of the shelves was ice melt. bethesda had to get a new shipment because it ran out of stock. the temperatures are brutal and one empl on the bright side here. >> i'm not in chicago. this is bad. but it's not 55 degrees below. this is what i do for a living. and i bundle myself up. i'm ready to go every night.si >> if you're an indoor space heater, keep it away from anything tt can burn. you want it directly in the wall.ur make it's on a level surface. we have other safety tips for you in the nbc washington app. >>> now, let's get you on the fe-like temps. poor justin. >> justin finch, live for us at dupont circle this morning

it's right now 34 in leesburg. 35 in arlington. 28 in quantico and fredericks burg. if i could spit it out.ie are clearer that's the reason they're colder. the planner for friday. a mix of clouds and sunshine. partly to mostly cloudy during a theernoon. certainly breezy today. northwest winds in the 15 to 25-mile-per-hour range. and it's just cold enough and ozy enough where we could see a flurry orwo no big storm. onst of the light snow stays north of the m dixon line. but another area of flurries through western west virginia. that could pass through. be chances of flurry was winchestersow to hag ar np nothing major. the future weather handle it out like this. a reasonably sunny start and more clouds later in the afternoon. but no big weather impacts for today. at is certainly good news. but the polar vortex, the big lobe of circulating cold air around the poles north and south pole, showing signs a if you weeks ago of a spinning top with ble to it. as a result i think it's wobbling some cold air in our direction starting tuesdayto nit ednesday of next week. i'll g

if you're riding in virginia, hotween pointf rocks and leesburg, they'rng to have all >>> here with at the live desk with breaking news overseas. at least three people are dead after two trains collided in south africa. want to get you straight to this new video. look at that. it sho the train cars derailed. this happened in pe totoria, th leuth rican capital. you can see the peeing treated on your screen. no word on what may have caused the trains to collide. of course, we'll be updating you as soon as we learnmore. eun, back to you. >> thank you. >>> we're looking at a planned upgrade to union station. this is what the concourse may look like.ge the chwill hopefully alleviate congestion and increase the number of people the area can hold. construction will begin this year. >>> if you live in maryland and are among the thousands of commuters who use the marc train and travel two-to-and from c., we have news for you. >> the safety system is not done and may not be for a f months. the news 4 that marc is 1 of 33 railway systems hoping for a extension to finish installing positive trai c

he owns the prosthetic care facility of virginia in leesburg. he helped sebastian get his life back, thanks to science andg cutt edge technology. >> i treated him right from the start. but i think the thing that makes him so special is that he does not give up. >> reporter: john and his son, darren, desigd and built a prosthetic for sebastian. one he could use on and off the football field. >> this is a 50/50 partnership. i build the device, i make sure it works, h buts the one that takes that to the next level. >> reporter: sebastian madeor stridesis team. >> i think i surprised a lot of by how well i was able to do. >> as that parent, i always havl a lbit of hesitation, like, how was that hit or, you t'ow, but also a great amount of pride. >> reporter: sebastian was tearing it up on the turf, but him. wasn't enough for hep wanted to compete on the school's swim team, too. that ledo a new challenge for the prosthetic team and once again, they delivered. >> so we had to design something that could get h to walk to the water's edge and then still

. >> news 4's transportation reporter, adam tuss, is live in leesburg. adam, that's a lot of snow. >> reporter: well,mean, this kind of tells you about the cleanup effort that's going on, right? obviously, parking lots like this, accumulating the big piles. after all of this melt you start to get the refreeze overnight and the black ice, which is a concern in parking lots like this. look at this video we shot earlier, as we were rolling through a gas stationhat was completely covered with ice. that was a problem in the reston area. then again, you have to give vdot credit. a lot of blacktop out there. we have the video from chopper 4 that shows how much ofn area we were dealing with snow. 10 to 12 inches in some spots. more than that over the last couple of days. vdot has been reminding everyone to be patient. eyey are going to get to everything when an get to it. again, you have t careful. the black ice is hard to see until you're on top of it. it scattered here and there. when you pull into parking lots, eaten condary off the path roads, that you might

international falls, 41 below in parts of minnesota. 33 leesburg, 26 in the city. that wind, though,eally makes it feel that much colder. that's why we had a wind chill advisory. that wind chill advisory in effect from 9:00 tonight until 10:00 tomorrow morning. we are talking extd.me c once again those wind chills between 0 and 15 degrs below 0. frostbite threat within 30 especially when you're not wearing a hat, and i know we're going to david cobert next. >> his mom has called repeatedly today. doug, thank you. well, on sunny days you usually find a lot of folks at gravelly point watching it planes land. well, today it's practically empty except for northern virginia bureau reporter david. he's there le for us. a no doubt you are feeling the wind and cold. no hat and no earmuffs, >> reporter: look, i have a turtle shell of sorts i've been going into. so don't worry, but letel me you, they're telling you where this is coming from. you heard those numbers out in the midwest. it is tough to t comprehendt chill coming our way. so we wanted to catch up with some of th

. >>> leesburg residents are fighting hate with the naacp is holding a unity march after someone placed 80 ku klux kla fliers on the homes of businesses doors yesterday.th is the third time these fliers have beenound in leesburg in the last couple years. s cluding one batch that passed out this same exact weekend last year. >>> aon the nations the memory of dr. martin luther king jr. today, a grandaughter of his that never got to actually meet him is looking to the future.ec you mayl her from last year taking the crowd by storm no the march if for our lives rally. w she is just 10 years old this year and she is poised, fashion gn te, and we think wise beyond her years. >> what did you think of the moment your grandfather had 1963 in washington? >> the speech was powerful. >> yeah. what was the power of it? >> it had structure, his words were powerful, and he said it th power. so you can actually feel it through your soul. >> do you want to follow in your grandfather's footsteps? >> well, some footsteps i do want to follow and keep on the legacy because some of them are important. but i

check it ohis weekend at the village o leesburg. thank you for making a penguin.e'll see you later. how long is this penguin going to last out here? back to you. >> i'm glad tommy gave the tool back to her. otherwise someone was going home without something. tomorrow you can find tommy, he'll be live at the washington area fuel fun ice house, as we give the gift of heat to our neighbors in need. we'll be there tomorrow afternoon. so come check it out. >>> nbc 4 ande telemundo 44 working for you with project innovation. our project innovation grant from now until the 15th of february, local nonprofits can apply for grants of at least $5,000. we have a total of $225,000 to grant this year. it will be share by a few different organizations based here in the washington area. for more information about the application process go to nbcwashington.com/project innovation. >>> just ahead, a mother and daughter fearing for their life and searching for answers. >> every day i wake up, i thinking about it. >> only on news4, one family'sa desperate p for help as police try to

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we have seen big winds over the last few hours. 33 in d.c., 40 in leesburg. look what the system did to th east. near 50 in cambridge, 64 mile an hour wds in oceancity. we did not see those early winds here. i think that's a good thing. now we are starting to see the winds pic as the colder air races in. look at th, the wind chill, it was 60 earlier now 39 in d.c. 26 for hagerstown. west. the north and look at the temperatures coming down. still 61 inrichmond. the cold air moving in quick. >>> disturbing newls det emerging about a security company owner accused of killing his girlfriend, who also worked for him. the suspect is a married father of two, in a story you'll see only on news4, julie carey reports a cell phone video taken moments before the shooting seems to reveal b a motiveore the murder. >> accused killer back in court, to attorney asking h stress bond, explaining he was stressed in jail. if the commonwealth i alleging you placed a firearm in the mouth of your paramour, that would be stressful. they went on to relea new details about her death, h

this is market the main drive through leesburg. not only is it clear of snow. but that road is starting to clear out a the sun has helped out. so has the temperature. now.egrees right but the sun is going down, now everything that is wet and icy andsnowy, it' going tory freeze. >> that will create real challenges tonight and especially tomorrow morning. across northern virginia it was thewhirr of the snow proceeder and the scrape of the shovel. it's time to dig out. in this chantilly neighborhood. even some of the little once joining in the fun. >> if you could see inside angelica's little oumitten, see three fingers sticking up. >> it's never too early toem ge started? what are you thinking in. >> three-and-a-half, four,er ll take overg, the like she did my shovel. >> reporter: this mom saved herself some snow clearing work. here's her tip. >> i put a tarp over my car, preparing for the snow. so the front is very clean and you snow, the back i just kind of shoveled it off. but by boyfriend is sick. so i had to shovel off h r. >> reporter: for those who were he

finally, christopher from leesburg shared this on my facebook page -- i'm a federal employee who used at the last of his discretionary funds today to attend my grandfather's funeral. my second funeral in one month. and to repair our vehicle so we could make it home to our children. now i am preparing to file for unemployment. my wife will have to try to get a job despite her severe anxiety . we have had to return some of the christmas presents we bought for our son and daughter. we have had to return some of the christmas presents we bought for our son and daughter. now we have to figure out what to do next. our car is in need of a major repair. we need to buy food for our daughter's lunchbox. we need to afford family meals and gas. we have always lived paycheck to paycheck because of the high cost of living in northern virginia. we do not have the option to take out loans because we have incurred so much debt moving to this area and dealing with my wife's medical bills. i have served our country in the military and left military service to join the civil service and i have been so di

. >>> leesburg residents are fighting hateith unity today, e naacp holding a march after the k ku klnd fliers on homes and businesses. they say the fliers are only bringing the communi closer together. >> unity always wins. theye unified in what they think is right but in the end bringing people of different colors and races together is what it's ou that's what america is about. >> this is the third time fliers have been found in leesburg in the last couple years including one batch passed out theame exact weekend last year. right now police are saying the fliers arend protected u free speech. community members hope to get the fliers classified as hate crime so police can whoever handed them out. >>> mlk day is often the time for people across the country to get together and give back to their counities. >> but one d.c. woman has the spirit of this day all throughout the year despite tragedies that ve plagued her life. megan fitzgerald has herstory. >> reporter: for decades, the united planning organization, or upo, has been helping and saving lives. >> we started witthe population of

culpepper 5 inches and leesburg 6 inches.ll continue to watch this as it moves through theer aon. additional snowfall an inch to 2 inches. and 2o inside d.c. and 4 to 6, the big area aund waldorf and fredericksburg. not done with this just yet.m storm t 4 ahead of all of it and we're getting set for storm coming in next weekend. pat clip, you ready for that one, too? >> reporter: i am always ready. i've got the stick at the ready, doug. get your pencil. get your pavement i'm going to tell you how you can get up of these. called this thenoundayw shute challenge. it's sunday and we thought you mit want to make a fashion statement. karen is from green bay, mississippi. hi 5. you know what they call a day like this in green bay. easter sunday. sunday. here is how you can get a pat collins s stick of your very own. we want you to put on your best snow p go outside. strike a pose and hold that pose and take a picture and then tweet thatre pic to pat's snow stick. the best outf gets the official pat collins snow stick. it's the sund

we have our closure outside of leesburg on 15. everything has reopened in the vicinity of lucketts.as a crash last night. all of t travel lanes are open. outer loop of the beltway in virginia, leaving springfield, as you head toward eisenhower avenue. new accident reported in the middle of the roadway. one to the left and one to the right getting by. is could be a minor crash and everything could get moved over to the shoulder quickly. back to you. >> thank you. your ill ahead, news f health, fighting the flu. what you need to know about the flu shot and the flu mist. >>> golden globe winner, mahershala ali stops by the "ellen" show and shows off his dance himoves. >>is for you, brother. ♪ >> there you go. why he shortened his rea name >> y > you're watching news 4 today. >> it's 6:24. flu season is you have no doubt heard countless warnings abouteing prepared. >> the flu shot isn't the only option to ward off the illness. we have the latest findings in news 4 "your health."or >> rr: flu season is here. when it comes to vaccinating your children and e'urself, thers two options, the

democrats are postponing their annual retreat which was scheduled to take place february 13-15 in leesburg, virginia. it conflicts with the new government funding deadline of the friday the 15th and the house is in today at noon eastern for a pro forma session with no legislative work expected. live coverage is coming up at noon on c-span. and later, a forum on the u.s. policy in the middle east posted by the washington institute scheduled for 12:30 p.m. eastern. then former defense secretary ashton carter and former health and human services secretary sylvia burwell take part in a discussion about technology and national security. it's hosted by the aspen strategy group live at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. over the last year, the world has seen but we always knew, that no people on earth are so fearless or daring or determined as americans. if there is a mountain, we climate. if there is a frontier, we cross it. if there is a challenge, we tame it. if there is an opportunity we seize it. let's begin tonight by recognizing that the state of because our strong people are strong. [applause]

temperatures at or belowfr zing. 32 in leesburg, dulles. 28 in prince george's county. your forecast for monday, doesn't come up until 7:27. did you notice that sunset is after 5:00 now. clouds are thickening up and a chance for sprinkl late, late, late tonight. seat heaters on medium. the sunroof will be closed but you don need t scrapers or the wipers. >>> how about the commute conditions? >> it's dry out there. fairfax after 66, nuttily. we had a work zone. that is cleared out of the way. looking good. if you're headed outbound on 66, same situation, nothing in your eway. joint b andrews area, outer loop, right lane gets by thatwo rk zone. overall, no major issues on t beltway. >> thank you, melissa. >>> we're staying on top of breaking news in d.c. police say a woman was shot while driving on i-295. she ise expected to okay. but it happened near malcolm x. avenue before the monday morning rush. the suspected shooter was northbound on i-95 i a dark vehicle. >>> police responded to kans and varnam streets. a man was killed justefore 11:00 last night. >>> today marks t

parkway.arton and you'll find 15, if you're riding southbound, trying to get from frederick towards leesburg. we have downed wires. and arlington north boulevard and washington boulevard. the valolume is light. back to you. >>> d 18 of the federal government shutdown. today, all eyes will be on the oval office and president trump. during a national address, the president will talk about the utdown and talk aboutt whahe calls the security crisis at the border. >> president trump may declare a national emergency at the border. that would allow him to take money for thear mil and allow him to build the wall. that could lead to legalle ches and a bitter fight with democrats. you can watch the address on nbc 4 at 9:00>> p.m. the president has yet to give his address and democrats are pouncing. they say the president has lied about the situation at the border just to fulfill a campaign promise to build a wall. the administration is suggesting that terror suspects are crossing from mexico into the u.s. but data shows agents encounters just six terror suspects in the t half of fiscal year 2015. thos

. >>> someone placed racis ku klux klan fliers on the doors of homes and businesses in leesburg. it's not illegal and no specific households were targeted. some worked together to removed the flyers. >>> a wisconsin community came together to support 13-year-old jamycloss. she's the girl that was held in captivity for 88 days after her parents were murdered. her suspected kidnapper told police he saw her a at bus stop and knew he wanted to, quote, take her. she managed to escape two weeks ago and is staying with relatives.> >>e you ready for some football? the super bowl is set, folks. the new england patriots and the l.a. rams are heading to the big game. both teams secured their spots last night. and for the first time, the nfc and afc championship wgames. tht into overtime. this will be the patriots' fourth super bow appearance in five years. tom brady does it again. >>> a big day right here in the country.across the the nation will take time today to remember the life and the legacy of the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. >> the tributes began yesterday. his eldest son spe

a bone-chilling 16 degrees in arlington, 12 in manassas, 14 in leesburg. fortunately the winds is nowhere strong as it w yesterday, but still any bit of a breezinds windchills back down to close to zero. it feels like 2 in washington, 0 in gaithersburg and 5 in quantico. your planner for tuesda here's some good news, plenty of sunshine, a light i went out of the south will bring temperatures, believe it or not, back to or slightl above the freezing mark. temperatures will keep climbing to climb ances start as well. i'll time out the rain chances in a few minutes. fo now let's go to melissa mollet. >> actually we're goingo talk about the reason for all of this nonsense, what we hav to do as a cause and effect. layer up with your warmest clothing before we go out. don't do what i did. i got mine. >> i'll have to lend you mine because it'shat kind of day. lat another it led to se car trouble for a man in washington. a quick trip to the store ended up staking much longer because his car couldn't start. a stranger stepped in to give him a jump and get his car g

madam president, finally, christopher from leesburg share this on my facebook page.on the federal employee who were used at the last of his discretionary funds today to attend my grandfather's funeral. my second funeral in a month and to repair our vehicle so we could make it home to our kids. now i'm preparing to file for unemployment. my wife will have to try to get a job despite her severe and crippling anxiety and we have had to return some of the christmas presents we bought for ourselves, our for your oldest son and a six-year-old daughter. we have had to return some of the christmas presents that we bought for ourselves, our 4-year old son and are six-year-old daughter. we have to figure out what to do next because our car still in need of repair. we need to buy food for our daughter's lunchbox for kindergarten every day and afford family meals and gas. we have always lived paycheck to paycheck because the high cost of living in virginia, but we don't have the option to take out loans because we have incurred is so much debt moving to the area and to dealing w

the town of leesburg hit today. placing kkk flyers on businesses and homes. and not targeting any specific t households it's left residents unsettled. some banning together to remove the flyers.>> t's really sad. >> loudoun county ainaacp it will work with the state's attorney to craft a hate crime ordince and hopefully deter similar incidents from in the future. >> a bit of a scare for a friend inntown this morning. an electrical fire broke out. that started inside the tv studio on north capitol street. overhead sprinklers put out the fire. good news is that nobodyas hurt. >>> all right. the super bl is setfter two thrilling thdings. championship games came down to the last play. >> we were yelling on the edge s of ourts watching the second to last weekend of football. both headed to overtime for the first time in nfl post season history. the coin toss, patriots won it. got the ball. tom brady driving new england down the field. and then burkehead scored the game winning touchdown. patriots head to the super bowl for the fifth time in five years. an nfl reco

members of the fairfax county ac na is trying to figure out wh is leaving kkk flyers in leesburg. e city council invited people to talk about it. last week, flyers with racist propaganda wereropped at businesses and homes the day before martin luoper king day. ng incidents like these begins with a strong sense of community. >> power of association, allows you to build tru and confidence, across the lines that we usually see as dividing lines. last week's incident, was not the first time that flyers were found in loudon county. similar flyers were found last year. >>> the man accused of driving drunk in a crash that killed three children in oxon hill is flee freeh on bond. h was he was arraigned on vehicle manslaughter charges. he was driving drunk when he rear-ended another car onndn head highway. the impact killed 5-year-old twins and their 1-year-old brother. their parents were seriously injured. police say he had a blood alcohol content of more than twice the legal limit. he is facing 30 yea in prison. >>> students at the universit of maryland campus are voicing concerns after

leesburg, north of shreve mill road. and the pennline, expect major delays.rkwork happening >> thank you. >>> one of the biggest soccer clubs inhe world is making a push for one of the d . unite star players. acosta flew to europe due to an offer from psg. the club has submitted an offer as high as $10 million. acosta was in the final year of is contract in d.c. after making about $650,000 last season. the international transfer window closes this evening. i think he will make a lot more money at psg. >> yeah. >>dy if you love m&ms, get r for three, new flavors. >> what? >> the company announced it will be debuting flavors like thai coconut, english toffee and mexican jalapeno. >> why did they do this? >>it's not necessary. >> like with the oreos. the winning one will be a permanent item on store shelves. >> i wl have to say, i found dark chocolate peanut m&ms, my goodness. >>> a little ler inhe newscast, we will be couponing in the compan >> hear fro an expert on how to make the coupons work for u. join molette green on a shopping spree that won't break the

yo kidding me, it's 56 degrees in clinton, maryland at 4:00 in the morning. 55 in lorton. 41 in leesburg. a surge of warm air, temperatures way up into thes 50 through the morning. then as we get towards noontioe, the front by that, will turn the rain off sometime early this afternoon. and then the win come back around to the northwest and temperatures will fall fast. as you go out the door this morning, take that warm jacket and umbrella. you'll need both of them. for now the news continues. >> a partial government shutdown has entered its 34th day. tomorrow, 800,000 government workers were mark another payday without a >> we learned the gridlock is impacting the state of the union address. news 4's corey smith joins us ai th desk with details. good morning. >> good morning aaron and eun. >> the state of the union address was scheduled to bere deli next tuesday night. now we don't know when it will happen. esident fired off two tweets announcing he would put the speech on hold, ending a showdown with speaker of the house nancy pelosi. in his speech, t said as shutdown was going on, nanc

he died at his leesburg, virginia, home monday from complications after a fall. now coming up on "cbs this morning," actress connie britton joins us in the studio to discuss her role on the new show "smilf." do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth, or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. from crest 3d white, the whitening therapy collection with new spearmint and peppermint oil. it gently whitens, plus it has a fortifying formula to protect your enamel. crest.upport more victories for veterans, go to dav.org. >>> our top story this morning, two senate votes are scheduled tomorrow aimed at ending the partial government shutdown. one bill includes money for president trump's border wall, but the other does not. neither is expected to get enough votes to advance. the shutdown enters day 33 today. >>> the los angeles schoolteachers are heading back to class this morning. a tentative agreement was reached to end a strike after six days. it includes a 6% pay bump, smaller classes, and increased support staff. >>> millions will be watching the s

leesburg. a little on the windy side out there at times. listen, enjoy today. 57 degrees today. 50s tomorrow. a lot of places aren't getting out of the 3060s. n tuesday and then back in the mid-to upper 40s on wednesday. weenjoy today. l talk about any snow on that ten-day forecast. that's coming up in just a little bit. >> all right. well, developing thi mornings an overnight house fire is under investigation in southeast d.c. >> ah, one woman was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. it happened on pope street not far from a deadly fire. we told you about saturday morning o eli place. two people were found dead in that homeir afterighters got a handle on that fire. this is footage of the scene from pope street earli this morning firefighters found the woman in the front of the building with some serious rns, but she is expected to be okay. >>> and derrick ward is live on eli place in southeast this morning. >> yeah, derrick, what do we know abo t all connections between these fires? >> well, that's what investigators are indeed lo

leesburg a just over 7 as we gaithersburg. carol and frederick counties, baltime seeing 5 inches. 6.5 in waldorf and 6 inches down into parts of southern maryland. we did think that southern maryland would see aittle more snow than you picked up down there. the real winner right around the d.c. beltway, back into parts of fairfax and loudoun county. that is where right now i am seeing the highest totals coming in. so here are your weather headlines. the snow ends tonight.of really kin wind down by about 9:00 p.m., maybe some flurries after that. byo midnight 2:00 a.m., all snow exitse'he area. but going to see some slick spots out there tomorrow morning. temperatures t so not only dealing with snow, potentially some icy patches out there, as well. and then chilly and mainly dry for the workweek. so we'll at least be able to clean up. here's what you can expect. mid topper 20s for overnight lows. again, the snow coming to an end around midnight but slick roads and sidewalks tomorrow morning. that's why so many school districts

miles per h with that wind, we still do have a windchill, look at the windchills, 24 in leesburg, 28 in d.c. garrett , counryland, always the ice box in maryland, 7 the es right now with current windchill there. what do we have across the nation? there is the storm. this thing justp rocketed i-95. it brought 64-mile-an-hour winds to ocean city,arand. brought 61-mile-an-hour winds to dullesr 80-mile-an-hinds close to the boston area. now it's moving out. the cold air across the lakes. la if you're thinking about skiing this weekend, seven springs looks great, even down towards snowshoe. natural snow there the next couple of days. windchill, though, is going to be an issue the next couple ofd . 15 in fitchburg, 16 in el kins. in our area, the 20s. this is about where we're going to be all day tomorrow. utside right p now, yeah, you can take the dog for a walk. got to have the hats and the gloves on, but it's not frigid cold. 42 degrees. breezy andd. c windchills in the 20s. a little bit different to the north and west. you folks around frederick and maybe back towardsch wester. windchi

most of the surbs are in the mid teens on a wednesday morning. 18 in leesburg, 27 in fredryick, nd.f it looks like it is wet, assume that it is frozen up solid this morning. sun is not up until 7:25. there will be more than enough sunshine and temperatures cse to 40egrees today. so another day very effective for the meltdown. for tomorrow, we'll start out cold and dry, not quite this cold and then tomorrow clouds thicken up and there will be a chance for some rain showers and it will be a lot colder tomorrow, only mid to upper 30s for highs. so some of that could be a little rain/snow mix especially after the sun goes down tomorrow. still watching this big pile of moisture out across thecoest t. that still has eyes on us for the weekend. walk you through future weather. again, today nothing t worry about. this is 5:00 tomorrow morning. stilll dry. but by 5:00 tomorrow afternoon, could be a little rain, could be some wet snow flakes mixing in. this system doesn't have a lot of moisture to work with, but the ground is cold. so any snow that ces down aluld get a little slushy in the sh

backhes in sterling and towards leesburg, 2 inches in manassas. this is the area all day today we saidould have problems tonight and into the day tomorrow. even areas that didn't see a lot ofsnow, we're still going to have the potential for ice.re here the last 12 hoursg showou how this moved through. this is the last six hours now. that system is out of here. in behind it comes very cold air. 21 in manisis, 20 in gaithersburg. everything out there is freezing. we have a lot of reports of ice. wind chillsy theway, right now are in the teens, the low teens. now this is new. wind advisory just came out abouthi 9:00 evening, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., just about all day. wind gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour. we could seeor snow tw and windchills below zero the next 48 to 72 hou. we've got weather alert all the way through friday. we'll talk much more about that. i'll see you back here in just a few minutes. , it's going to be tough. >> that wind isn't going to help thank you,doug. >> as doug mentioned, the big story tonight is the falling temperatures.

tonight, an naacp meeting helthis evening in an effort to find out who is leading kkk flyers in leesburg. the civil rights organization invited members of the community to participate in discussions tonight here at the mt.go verno rnmental center. last week, dozens of flyers containing racist propaganda were dropped in front of businesses and homes the day before martin luther king day. organizers tonight saytopping incidents like these begins with a strong sense of community. >> power of association allows you to build trust and confidence across the lines that we usually see as dividing lines. >> last week'sncident is not the first time kkk flyers have been found in loudoun county. similar flyers were distributed last year before t dr. king holiday and again in february. flyers have also been found in halloween candy bags. >>> a million dollar settlement over a faulty product used on metro's sver line. a whistle blower reported in 2016 that universal concre products falsified records. prosecutors say those records would have shown that the concrete's air content that was installed woul