again in theook villages of marlborough neighborhood where the snow was coming down at this hour. by the way, although the roads have been for the most part ok throughout the day, i've been checking the pavement temperatures throughout the state of maryland in the last few hours, since nightfall, they are going down and some of them are already freezing the mother is very close right now. if you go out tonight, please be careful. live in upper marlboro, prince george's county, tomou we brought storm trak 7 to leonardtown, maryland, where it has been snowing off and on earlier this morning. i wanted to look at what we are seeing. if you pan down, the roadways have really been wet throughout the morning and over here it is really sticking in the grass. if i step down, you can see how deep we are talking about. right over here, this really is a winter wonderland. look how pretty that is. we found a bunch of kids taking advantage of the snow, having a snowball fight, and we have seen several snowmen and peoples front yards. a really fun first snowfall of the season. in the district, t

he is not a sworn police officer, but his upper marlborough neighbors say he introduced himself as one. one neighbor who asked not to be shown on camera said she confronted bell about this behavior. >> i said this is not an officer's badge. you can't keep telling these children that you are police and you're not police. >> reporter: prince george's county police say a young hispanic man also believes he was talking to police, an undercover cop when he was stopped by what police say was bell in this crown vic. bell quickly flashed this like it was a prince george's county police badge. the victim told police it happened before 6:30 in the morning sunday along this stretch of university boulevard in langley park. >> he came up to him, give me your id, pats him down. >> reporter: then police say bell re saying he was in an unsafe neighborhood. they reportedly drove to gilford road where police say bell stopped, jumped in the back seat and raped the young man. >> he was forced to have sexual relations with what he thought was an undercover police officer. >> reporter: the victim took a qui

reporting live in upper mar-a-la marlborough. tracee wilkins, news4. >> thank you, tracee.s has until midnight to reach a spending deal to avoid a government closure over the holidays. democrats are using their leverage to push for a deal to protect the undocumented immigrants known as the dreamers. senate minority leader chuck schumer told reporters today he about the negotiations. >> the wave of sexual harassment complaints that have rocked the nation now causing changes here in the district. news4's tom sherwood has more on what the mayor is ordering, all 30,000 d.c. government workers, to do. >> hi. >> reporter: mayor muriel bowser attending meetings at the city's emergency management offices in southeast after her mayor's order, directing all city government workers take anti-sexual harassment classes and beefing up action on any complaints. >> we are going to appoint at every agency eeo or hr director that knows how to immediately investigate an incident. >> reporter: the nation has seen an increasing number of sexual harassment cases involving the famous and not so f

i mean, the marlborough-blenheim, i remember it well, was largely empty, but it was a magnificent structureostalgia and people who like coney island like it, but i don't know about the young people. >> anthony: beautiful buildings are beautiful buildings. you know? a beautiful view is a beautiful view forever. >> vicki: well, yes. >> anthony: there's no place with this kind of history and legitimacy. this place has deep romantic allure. >> vicki: i agree with you. i believe in the transition that's coming. i really, really do with all my heart. >> anthony: they're the kind of businesses that you talk about that used to be here. it's not a matter of, "gee it would be really great if that kind of thing happened again." it is inevitable that that will happen again and it's worth fixing. atlantic city could be chic, easily because the bones, the skeletons of this city are beautiful. >> vicki: i'm glad you feel that way. >> anthony: there is, even in very young people, particularly now, beautiful old things. a beautiful old restaurant with really great food, for instance. >> vicki: like we're ea

prince george's county is considering adding them on richie marlborough corridor. in north bethesda, matthew till ford is holding out hope it can ease pain in his neighborhood. >> the number one gripe is the amount of cut-through traffic we have. people trying to avoid this. >> reporter: here in montgomery county they're going to continue testing the adaptive traffic signals in montrose parkway through july. if it works, they will likely expand elsewhere in maryland. potentially adopt it in more places in virginia. scott macfarlane, news4. >> back now to the weather, potential snow coming to our region late tonight. that can mean slick conditions on the roads when you wake up. >> in virginia, vdot tells us crews have been pretreating the roads, but it says with temperatures below freezing, the rs so, it's planning to have crews staging tonight to treat roads again with salt and sand when the snow starts to fall. so, we should be ready for this with our scrapers and our ice -- >> it's not going to be a big deal. but if you live especially -- draw this line a lot. 66

river turnpike, prince george's county officials are considering adding the signals along richie marlboroughet corridor and national harbor. if it is effective, they say there are plans to expand to route 108, and potentially shady grove road. >> we have a great neighborhood, but like any neighborhood, there are things that are great. >> reporter: which would suit matthew till ford just fine. >> the number one gripe is the amount of cut through traffic and people trying to avoid this. >> reporter: transportation officials in montgomery county say they hope this new adaptive technology can speed the traffic by 10% next year. it may not sound like a lot but they say it is roads and adding new pavement. scott macfarlane, news4. >> well, the crime happened here, but the suspects are actually in romania. two hackers under arrest now for breaking into d.c. police surveillance cameras, over 100 cameras were hacked days before trump's inauguration. the ransomware attack was discovered january 12. a federal complaint unsealed thursday shows the cameras couldn't record video several days. police chief

the temperature overnight marlborough, and around seven celsius as the minimum.rt tomorrow and that cloudier start tomorrow and that cloud is going to stay with us. the maximum temperature, though, in double figures again, so certainly feeling milder at 11 celsius. as we head through the remainder of the week, that mar their staying with us. high pressure remains in charge. it doesn't, however, mean we are going to see too much sunshine. lots of cloud but temperatures most week in double figures. va nessa vanessa feltz has her breakfast radio show starting at seven a.m.. i will be back in half an hour. hello. this is breakfast with naga munchetty and dan walker. we'll bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment. loads happening on the show this morning. damejudi dench will be talking about her passion for trees from the secret woodland at the bottom of her garden. we'll be asking whether it's time for sex education to include lessons on "sexting" and on line pornography. is that... is that another tardis? she's set to return as dr who's companion bill on

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