some areas like clinton maryland, just a few flurries. where it's been coming down pretty good now, spots to our west and north and west. mark c. talking about it snowing harder now in leesburg, verge yain, getting ready to pick up an inch or two there. and justin burke again sending in that photo where the roads have gotten really bad in maryland. same for i-81. to the south, a little bit of mix and snow and sleet, even some freezing rain coming to this area a little later. chuck? >> how much snow is the million dollar question, very little, tenth quarter of an inch on average, our computer model also forecasting two to four inches up to the north. northern maryland out to i-81 corridor. maybe a few favorite spots, maybe more than that. snow for now, change over to pink persists. sundown tonight. early monday morning another chance for moisture coming in, maybe just ahead of the change over to the above-freezing mark. as a result could have iciness around first thing thursday morning. very close eye on that. all rain. by lunch tomorrow t

mark tur and the terps in the first half, maryland up.e other e]ond. they jump to a 2i]2-9 lead, but back comes fsu. buries the three-pointer. he had 18 points. bertoni gets the bucket and one. he had 21 points. fau is within three. same score undeh a minute to go. maryland needs some points here and they are relying on their superstar. he had a game high ofq 22 point1 maryland beats florida atlantic1 66-62. táv and howardi] bison visiting the Ñifortham ra. howard trails by five, shot clock winding down, prince to coral,Ñi bison within two. second half ofñr this ball game fortham starts to run away with it. byron smith kicks it over to brenton frazier and knocks down the three. he had 15 points. later on a little bassxd insiden to ryan rooms.çó he had a career high of 19 points.e1 fortham beats howard 79-60. >>> all right. let's move on to high school football now. when you think about dominant 4i"uz be top of mine. briarwood the falcons have won three straight championships. today they were going for fouro in a row. lc bird spoiled that

mid 20s in northern maryland. storm team 4 radar shows the leading edge of the snowflakes now, blue ridge. haven't heard reports of it covering the ground yet. it should be covering it shortly. there's the warm air down to our south. that's the reason southern maryland will be mostly a rain event for you, but with sleet mixing in. temperatures in the 20s and 30s. out the door for this morning. snow arriving during the morning hours. i'll get more into the details of that and give you my snow forecast as well in a few minutes. >> road crews are getting ready for this winter storm in virginia. vdot says they have dozens of weather sensors and cameras activated to help crews quickly identify trouble spots. they have 800 trucks. >> and in maryland, crews pretreated roads like 270, the beltway, route 29 as well. they've been doing this almost 24 hours. >> in the district, crews are getting ready to deploy more than 200 plows as soon as the storm hits. road crews are getting ready to put in overtime and word of snow and

no big problems coming in from maryland. route 5, branch avenue moving smoothly towards the beltway. >> thank you very much. endsnual benefit concert with a police investigation. >> thieves targeted a d.c. choir and hit when they were least expecting. checking our top stories, the mega millions jackpot has at least two winners. one winning ticket was sold in san jose, california, the other was sold around atlanta, georgia area. a $1 million ticket was sold in maryland. a small fire near the turtle statue at the university of maryland college park is now out. campus police say students placed offerings at the statue outside the library and the candle -- a candle may have been knocked over. the statue did not catch fire. rubbing the turtle's knows is thought to bring good luck, especially during exams. mark herring is widening his lead in the attorney general's race. he was ahead of mark obenshain by 165 votes, but after a recount, hearing increased his lead by about 600 votes. the recount continues today. underway for the per

second half, maryland up four. dez wells driving inside, scores. f.a.u.utes to go, down three points. his layman drains fourth three. 66-62.d wins the wizards were the comeback kids in atlanta, sending it to ot. the wizards with 9.8 seconds left. john wallace, driving to trevor booker. here we go. , they woulde left squeak by with the win. beat the wizards 101-99. a big topic in sports is still the mike shanahan and rg iii soap opera at redskins park. they are a touchdown underdog heading to atlanta. the redskins are only 3-10. the shelving of rg iii and adjustment at quarterback has been a dramatic change for kirk cousins. he will need to be ready to go tomorrow. he does, however, understand the opportunity he has ahead of him. >> i think it is a great opportunity to show what i'm capable of. i am only as good as the guys around me. i know these guys will give everything they have to help me. i will do the same for them. but this is about the washington redskins and doing the best i can to get a win against the falcons. >> the 6a championship in c

hagerstown, maryland is another one. iscumberland, maryland, this where this is from. thank you for submitting your wintry weather photos. here is a recap of the radar from earlier this morning at four clock a.m. most of the snow has been along the mason-dixon line and we are catching a break. a few light showers are over the eastern shore of maryland and into anne arundel county and another blob moving through hagerstown. if you are is over northern ireland associated with this clipper. you can see the milder temperatures to the south and the cold air up north. zero degrees in caribou, maine right now. this shows this spiral around this upper that will continue to slide through. cloudy skies today and temperatures in the low to maybe middle 40's and later tonight, after the system moves through, it will get quite breezy. we are picking up some of these light rain showers over southern maryland and another wave is possible later this evening. everything should be relatively quiet as far as your evening commute. for tomorrow, starting off with sunshine but it will be bl

the mighty sound of maryland, getting people pumped.layers, coaches, everyone else associated with the game got the grub on and took part in the pre-game football fellowship. that's the good news for maryland, the military bowl and they won. the head coach explains what fans are in for tomorrow. >> we study them. we think that we would have a good handle on what they are going to do. but then also, they need to defend us in terms to what we bring on the table. >> yeah, it will be a lot better sitting at home and watching it, instead of saying what if, should have, could have, would have been us. sitting here in the luncheon, doing the interviews and just excited to be playing tomorrow rather than sitting at home watching the bowl game. it's a much better feeling. >> a few things to know in case you didn't. the first meeting between marshall and maryland and the first in the randy era. and maryland, they are 11-11-2 all time at bowl game. in 2010 when they won, ralph was the head coach. >> it is hard to see this name without thinking abo

more rain across parts of southern maryland. by and large, the good news is the drying trend to the north and west. it's on the way in. it's going to be riding an increasingly gusty wind here. temperatures already starting their way down. mid-50s in southern maryland. already back in the mid-40s for hag hage hagerstown and martinsburg. showers and mild for now. the metro area, mid-40s by 9:00 tonight. there could be iciness to deal with tomorrow morning. we'll talk about that and how long the cold is here to stay with, coming up. >>> a live look at reagan national airport. there are a few flight delays reported. thousands of flights were canceled or delayed across the country. trouble right now at detroit metro airport where an airplane slid off the runway. delta airlines believes the plane may have hit black ice. everyone is okay. passengers are rescheduled on other flights. >>> construction workers needed help out of a sticky spot today. rain turned their area into a mud pit. one worker managed to free himself. the other was s

now making the commute along 29 in maryland from 198. the trip all the way to silver spring, nice and clear. richard and eun, back over to you both. >> thank you. 5:32 now. you might be able to leave the heavy winter coat in the closet today as we see the slight bump in temperatures this morning. meteorologist chuck bell is here and will have more on the warming trend as it continues, chuck. >> we all want to see it continue. here is what i'm talking about with how much milder it is. 24-hour temperature change. compared to 24 hours ago, temperatures are 10 to 20 degrees warmer this morning than we were at the same time yesterday morning. with so much milder to start, you really won't need the heavy bundle up jackets at all. temperatures in the mid to upper 30s in most suburbs to 40 degrees in town. it is going to be a nice day. a the lot of clouds outside but the rain drops will stay away. a little bit of an active pattern, some rain drops before the end of the week. we'll talk about that in ten minutes. back to you. >>> it's been just o

the district, into portions of southern maryland. this goes for the rest of today and tonight as temperatures will barely be able to eclipse the freezing mark later today. way below freezing now. northern maryland, northwest virginia, 26 now in martinsburg, west virginia, where we're right at 30 degrees in town. storm team 4 radar. northern maryland out to shenandoah valley all snow now and all snow for the rest of the morning into the afternoon as well. down into southern maryland. see the pink starting to mix in. that's a bit of a changeover to the freezing rain and sleet they'll be watching all morning. travel will get tricky out here on 522, route15, 17, route 7, 28, interstate 66 and 81 also getting slipperier with time. look at this big push of warm air and moisture. all freezing rain and sleet now across central virginia. that's what's coming into the south side of the metro and southern maryland. further north you live or travel, a whole lot more in the way of snow. if you're going out to do anything this afternoon, kickoff i

time winding down in the 1st, maryland scrambling, can't get the ball. sam thompson spins. ohio state with a 17-point lead at halftime. the terps just couldn't hang tonight, 14 hornovers and just six assists. the terps lose 76-60. >>> george mason hosting university of south florida, mason up 17 points in the 2nd half but the bulls erased that with 18 straight points. 25 seconds left, the south florida cory allen, jr. gets the go ahead dutcher to go with two seconds left -- dumper to go with two seconds left and beat george mason 68-66. >>> as i'm sure you're well aware the redskins will not be defending their nfc east title this season or make the playoffs. they are now playing for pride and their jobs. at practice today those guys faced that reality. here's diane roberts with more on how the team plans to go forward. >> reporter: the next four weeks will be rough for the redskins now that they are officially out of the playoffs. the players here say they know what they have to do. they know what's at stake. >> we're going to continue to come out and compete no matter what

the maryland terps went to the military bowl.arol tells us, there's one terps player for whom it shows a special occasion. >> reporter: he is a 23-year-old for the maryland terrapins. it's not his age that makes him stand out. it's where he's been. after high school, miles joined the army, served four years, survived one year in afghanistan. >> it was rough. of course there's some, you know, down time and fun times. a lot of times, it is rough. know the schedule and everything, patrols and guard. you know, just different missions dwryou do every day. >> he says the experience changed him. ten soldiers from his unit did not make it home. when he came home, he wanted to start anew. there are very few military veterans playing division one football, miles knew he wanted to go for it. >> i felt like i was still athletic enough and in shape enough to do. it's what i wanted to do. if you put your mind, body and heart into it, you can do anything. >> reporter: it's a different flag on his uniform now. the pride is the same. he may only

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the panhandle of west virginia, frederick county, maryland, and into the border area with maryland and pennsylvania, that's where there might be anywhere from a dusting to an inch. that's, again, going to be late tonight into early tuesday morning. and then it will be gone and we will have some milder air beginning to move back in during the afternoon on tuesday. into the low to mid-40s. might have a sprinkle of light rain during the afternoon tomorrow. then cold again on wednesday. morning lows 20s. afternoon highs like today only the upper 30s. but then warming up on thursday into the weekend. big pattern change. in fact, i think it's even going to be feeling a little like spring friday and saturday. saturday cloudy, small chance of a sprinkle. better chance of some rain, perhaps, on sunday with highs reaching the 50s. that's the way it looks, barbara. >> okay, tom. something to look forward to. >>> drivers heading to work this morning were given tickets even though they did nothing wrong. the miscommunication that led to the confusion on i-95 and what vdot is doing to fix it. that's

gerri: maryland's nickname. why is it taxing residence for rainwater?econds. ♪ @% ♪ gerri: taxing, taxing rain water. i know it sounds crazy, but that is exactly what the state of maryland is doing, creating a flood of of rage. with more on this, the county executive who opposed the law. i hope i said that right. thank you for coming on a show. you say this is a bad idea. who proposes this kind of thing and why? >> is started with the epa passing a mandate. and in our state legislature and our governor took it up and thought it was a good idea that maryland be in the lead in imposing this tax. gerri: out as a work? >> this is our second tax on water in the last couple of years. gerri: how would it work? >> basically they pass it down. the state legislature passes a mandate at the top ten jurisdictions in the state of maryland be taxed. repass it down to the county residents. gerri: all right, but taxed now? an ounce. it sits on about an acre property. what would i see? >> well, they require that each county set up it at own tax and that the structure be

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a liberal leave policy in effect for the city of frederick, maryla maryland. back to you. >>> thank you, molette. it is now 4:35. new this morning we are getting a first look at the aftermath of a house fire in temple hills, maryland. a tree fell on a power line. presumably because of the weather and sparked the fire. everyone escaped the single l family home on joyce drive without injury. officials are still investigating to confirm what caused that fair. >>> the winter storm has already tied up traffic this morning. take a look here. two vehicles crashed into one another on the outer loop this morning. despite the off hours, a buildup of traffic did happen on 495 right there near the rockville pike exit. officials still trying to identify what caused a fire in a moving van that closed off part of i-270 near father hurley boulevard. caught the smoke pouring out of the van. some of the southbound lanes were closed for hours while crews put the fire out and treated the roadway there. now you can get the latest forecast even when you are out the door by download

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van hollen from maryland. the american public sometimes is not sure that it has the kind of quality that if they were here sitting in the budget committee or on the floor listening to these two gentlemen, who have disagreements, but who represent their positions well. mr. speaker, i voted for every budget compromise that has been over the past three years , without fail. the results, however, invariably have been an unremitting undermining of our efforts to reach a balanced fiscal policy and to invest in that which will secure our future. the economy, education, infrastructure, national security and innovation. and while each of those bills was preferable to default on our debt or the shutting down of our government, they have been simply stopgap measures that have not been from congresses shale created and all too frequent fiscal crises. the headlines regarding this agreement put it in perspective. an op ed in the "new york times" said quote, congress avoids reality again, closed quote. the "wall street journ

your storm watch sunday and monday morning for most of the bay area except southern maryland. everyone can accept the possibility of snow, sleet, freezing rain. clearing things out during the day tomorrow. the rain will enter. by the evening, look at temperatures by late tomorrow night into sunday morning. the numbers are changing here only remaining in the 20's. here's the deal. snow in the blue area by 10 a clock. backce and freezing rain to the southwest. as we get through the day on sunday, watch what happens. temperatures arrive in a long duration of ice to the west, where the biggest issues are going to be, eventually rain and eventually getting out. starting as snow, changing to sleet, then freezing rain, then rain after sunset. lots more coming up in a couple minutes. >> here's something we have not veryable to say too much often is that the wizards are doing all right. seeing something we have notee sin an awful long time. smiling faces. they will be the number three seed in the east. the eastern conference is justble but those are small fact. there's reasons to be op

. >> grim discovery today in silver spring, maryland. the body of a man was found in the right shoulder of the inner loop between georgia avenue and coldsville road. a passer by alerted police this morning. investigators say they are suspicious as to the cause of the man's death. detectives are trying to determine if the body was dumped at that location. if you have any information about this case, please call montgomery county police. >> friends, neighbors, and coworkers are joining forces tonight in hopes of finding ron kirby's killer. they set up a reward fund. kirby, you might recall, worked for the metropolitan washington council of government for more than 25 years. someone shot him dead last month inside his home in the dell ray section of alexandria. police made no arrests. >>> after 35 years in congress, frank wolf is calling it quits. the republican announced today he will not seek reelection to an 18th term. first elected in 1980, wolf served residents of northern virginia and the sheen shenendoah valley. >> a victim of a trag

we have people available for these jobs in maryland. we need to get them the training they need and expand it to everybody. >> we have to leave it there. thank you. >>> howard, over to you. >> pretty nice out here. we'll see temps before we go to break. snow pack north and west. even those folks in the low to mid-30s. germantown 32. waldorf is 40 at the moment. i'm talking about an arctic zçzçtó >>> a natural weight loss remedy everyone wants to boost something to help trim that belly. it's a regiment based on an indian fruit. andrea roane asked some questions about how it works and if it really does work. >> i'd like to lose about 25 or 30 pounds. >> i just needed something that might give me a boost to lose a little bit of belly fat. >> it may be the simple solution you're looking for to bust your body fat for good. >> my gosh, it was backed by dr. oz. >> reporter: a magic pill that can trim inches off your belly. some manufacturers claim it can help you lose weight without exercise. used by celebrities like britney spears and can kim

maryland's deadline is friday. virginia's is today since it follows the federal time line. >>> target may wind up helping to foot the bill for all those fraudulent charges stemming from the hack of their credit card machines. security experts say it's likely the banks that some of the 40 million affected customers will sue target for money to help reimburse cardholders. chase says customers can now withdraw $250 a day or spend $1,000 on purchases. and the government is now stepping into the investigation as well. target says the department of justice has launched a probe into the breach. the retailer has already launched its own investigation with the help of the secret service. and you may still get a busy signal if you're trying to get through to a target customer service center. the phone lines for the retailers are still jammed now. target says it has more than doubled the number of people answering phones, but even with the extra help the backup is still pretty big. the retailer says as of yesterday it had spo

just don't travel into western maryland. thickening clouds tonight, not as cold, 28 to 32, winds easterly at 10. we'll break it down. snow developing and rain south and east, 28 to 34. by afternoon snow and a mix goes to rain slowly, 30 five to 40 and then -- 35 to 40 and then a cold rain, 34 to 39 by evening. so we've got a yellow alert tomorrow and seasonably cold sunday, a few clouds early but then low 40s and cold monday, a few clouds late, maybe a flurry in the afternoon or overnight rather, temperatures back in the 30s. here's another model how much snow could fall and again we've got that trace to an inch 95 eastward and then more as you go to the west, a couple inches in gaithersburg maybe, but the bull's eye still cumberland, oakland, 6, 7, maybe 8 inches. tuesday we're back in the mid- 40s. we go down to the 30s on wednesday. look what happens. milder on thursday near 50 and i've not put 50s on in a while, we're in the mid-50s and dry next friday. there's something to look forward to. of course, it could always cha

close to freezing in gaithersburg, maryland, 34, 36.amp springs currently coming in at 37 degrees. later tonight we'll drop to 11 degrees in some of the coldest of spots to 22 degrees in the metro area. that means we're going to refreeze, it's going to be a hard freeze, a lot of icy patches, bridges and overpasses. a lot of the secondary roads in orange, 21 in ft. belvoir to fredricksburg tomorrow morning, on top of that, bundle up. in western portions of maryland, 13 hagerstown, 15 degrees in martinsburg, cumberland down to 14 degrees by tomorrow morning. yes, we're going to have some sunshine back tomorrow, but it's going to stay cold throughout the date. right now i'm forecasting a high temperature of just 33 degrees. and with sunshine across the area, still, folks, that means little melting with 27 to about 28 degrees by noontime. so we'll hit just over the freezing mark, and then it's back down again. a very cold night coming our way for thursday. we'll take a look at thursday, what we'll have to deal with in the next storm system

light snow in northern maryland and west virginia. now those of you in northern maryland and west virginia could see some flurries for the morning hours. otherwise cloudy skies this morning. but by the afternoon we're looking at plenty of sunshine and a high today of 45 degrees. now for tomorrow a high temperature of 46 and plenty of sun throughout the day. i'll have your extended forecast including the weekend in ten minutes. maynard, how are the roads? >>> still quiet pace overall but minnesota avenue southeast closed between nelson place and m place due to the fire we've bob reporting on. chopper 4 over 270 and germantown road a. few folks getting up and getting to the mall or getting into work this morning but still running at full speed. here is a look at b.w. parkway at route 32. again, a full-speed ride there. southeast/southwest freeway just near main avenue, running at full speed as well. good morning on the roads. back to you in the studio. >>> maynard, thank you. 6:12. a car went up in flames on the side of the interstate.

a maryland viewer wants to know if it's worth it to get the l.e.d.to the u.s. department of energy and they said there are many benefits to using the l.e.d.s over regular holiday lights. l.e.d.s can help save you on energy. the u.s. department of energy estimates you will save 60% on your electricity costs to light a six-foot tree over the holidays. consumer reports found l.e.d. lights run cooler and it means you can use them on plastic and glass instead of the glass bulbs. this makes them more durable and pose less of a fire risk and l.e.d. bulbs last longer. most of them will lost more than 4,000 hours. you could still be using the same bulbs in 40 years. how about that? they cost more, but it might be worth it. if you have a question you would like us to consider for ask liz, send it to us. >> wow, they will outlive just about any christmas decoration. >> yeah. nice to know they will be still lit. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >>> let's go back to the ellipse and rejoin the national tree lighting ceremony where we have renee fleming performing

the national harbor will be home to maryland's newest casino. that's the bank robber, if you recognize that man, get in touch with prince george's county police. now back to this other story. the mgm casino and hotel is expected to cost more than $900 million and bring scores of jobs to the region. scott broom has more on the decision by maryland gaming regulators. >> reporter: national harbor and mgm win this battle today and now competing proposals for casinos et at cross kroft raceway or at a site off route 210 in fort washington are officially dead. this is the animation provided by mgm of its proposed nearly $1 billion hotel and casino development at the national harbor site beside the outer loop of the beltway just after crossing the woodrow wilson bridge. the special state commission appointed to select the site voted 5-2 to go with national harbor. james miram is the c.e.o. of mgm. >> we think this could be the most successfully resort outside of las vegas from a profit perspective. >> reporter: commissioners and consultants were mostly

cou counties in maryland, washington, the panhandle of west virginia and all across much of loudoun county into prince which wiilliam and fauqu much of fairfax county still getting a little bit of icing now. temperatures a key factor. it is getting above freezing near the bay waters on the tidal potomac. elsewhere it's below freezing so where we've had some icing it is not going to be melting for a while. further west and north our temperatures are only in the upper 20s to around 30 degrees with the icing still in place across the shenandoah valley, the panhandle into western maryland on top of a crust of ice on that snow. how much ice have we gotten? chuck bell is out on the weather deck checking on that. chuck? >>> good morning, tom. we've had about a tenth of an inch of ice accumulating here in our studios. all the equipment outside has just that thin little coating on it. if you're one with of my twitter followers, i just tweeted out a picture right here on our tree branches. generally speaking northern

one to two for frederick, maryland and leesburg.hat's some of the lower elevations that could pick up one to two inches of snowfall. the higher elevations two to three inches of snowfall. i wanted to get to this. this is what really, i think the concern will be on sunday, sunday night and monday morning. that is that snow that switches over to ice. ice that will accumulate, maybe attempt to. a half inch in these areas to the west. fairfax, prince william, areas up around loudoun county could see a tenth to half inch of ice accumulate. that means in these areas, to the west and the north, we could see icy roads, branches down and power outages. of course, slippery travel. as we get into the early travel next week, the temperatures will stay in the 40s and mid-30s starting wednesday of next week. we have some rain right now with the temperature of 45 degrees. but on tuesday of next week, it will be a combination of both rain and snow, i think, as temperatures fall throughout the day. saturday, a bit of a break for us. sunday, the high

southern maryland, rain. the northern areas, including montgomery and loudoun county that is are seeing snow. snow continues for most of the day. you can see by 1:30, you start to see more rain mixing in with rain for southern montgomery county. southern maryland is dealing with the rain. as we get into the evening hours, most of the area will be dealing with rain, pockets of snow over the west virginia panhandle. washington county and maryland. then the threat of freezing rain overnight as well for those areas back to the west. i'll be talking about the snowfall totals more in depth the next time you see me. tomorrow, a high temperature of 39 degrees. sunday, definitely the better of the two weekend days. we are dry, breezy and warmer. a high temperature of 44 degrees. barbara and pat? >> thanks, amelia. >>> the long time host steve harvey is host of a tv talk show that airs here on nbc 4. he hosts the steve harvey morning show, the quit whited host of "family feud" and author of "act like a lady, think like

maryland extended theirs through friday. and though d.c.'s official deadline has already passed, they'll still help you get enrolled. mike, back to you. >> thank you, delia, live in the newsroom. 5:34 now. >>> the red scirches say they are investigate -- the redskins say they are investigating whether or not a security guard pushed a fan downstairs or something else may have happened during sunday's game. it it is unclear when you look at this video if the security guard pushed the fan down the skeet steps or if -- concrete s stepor if the guard was trying to grab the fan's arm before he lunged forward and fell. we don't know if alcohol was involved. a team spokesperson says the incident is indeed under review. >>> a maryland lawmaker wants to create a pilot program to test how well a little sensor on a helmet can work for high school athletes. baltimore county delegate john cardin says he will introduce a measure that will have sensor manufacturers pay for the project which would mean lower costs when it comes to the school system. delegate

leesburg, winchester, maryland, overnight.areas in southern maryland and washington start to see only rain. for the monday -- loudoun county, prince william, fauquier county. generally in the 30s tonight, lows in the 20s. tomorrow, temperatures will hover just below freezing throughout the day. 7:00 a.m., we're cold, dry. a temperature of 29. at 11:00 a.m., dealing with snow, a temperature of 31 degrees. sleet and freezing rain at 3:00 p.m. a temperature of 29 at that point. 7:00 p.m., mainly freezing rain across the area and a temperature of 31 degrees. then it's not over. we continue to see pockets of freezing rain on sunday morning. mainly to the west of the d.c. metro area. that likely becomes all rain by about 10:00 a.m. we continue to see rain throughout the day on monday. not as cold. a high temperature of 45. we're keeping an eye on tuesday also. there's a chance that the system will not leave the area. we could see rain and snow on tuesday. a high temperature of 39 degrees for wednesday a high of 42. with partly sunny

some light snow still falling across parts of far western maryland. a couple of showers here and there. a little break for a few hours and then i think a better chance later this afternoon, especially south and east of d.c. for a few more rain showers. it's borderline cold enough that a fran decision to wet snow flakes wouldn't surprise me but the temperatures will be low 40's, even upper 30s by 9:00 so i'm not concerned with anything other than wet streets. how down county, howard county had a light dusting. across parts of hagerstown. amy in flint stone said she had an inch earlier. maybe a little more than that right now. snow is falling across parts of new england. locally we're looking at a little bit of snow, rain-snow mix here in the hagerstown area heading back into garrett county. south and east of us, this is where we're seeing some light showers. not all of this is reaching the ground but it does look like we're getting a few showers on the eastern shore from queenstown to chestertown and south and east. maybe a few sprinkles, especially al

maryland beats boston college and goes to 1-0 in the acc.ins. you wonder how this can continue to be such a dysfunctional organization. it seems like it has been that way since dan snyder bought this franchise. mike shanahan put rg iii on the show. met withyle shanahan the media to say he had zero involvement in the decision. he is frustrated. next threerd, this weeks, there is no quarterback controversy. he believes rg iii should be playing right now. >> like i said, i would like to finish this out. --time you're a coordinator i can't finish the year without a starting quarterback. it would be good for robert. that is my opinion, but i understand they have concerns. i do agree with what they are saying. if he did get hurt, that would be devastating next year. that is a fact. >> the redskins are headed to atlanta this weekend. the wizards play their tomorrow night. they're looking for their 10th win of the season. icicle basketball tonight. -- high school basketball tonight. joshua reeves takes it right to the rack, slam dunks that. defense

looking at the satellite radar, clear skies across southern maryland.ready to move into fairfax and the district and southern montgomery county. the clouds will trailing behind this and we will have cloudy skies as early as around 3:00 in the morning. the snow will eventually start. now we are thinking at about 9:00 or 10:00, pushing in from the south and west. upgraded winter storm warning right now in effect for montgomery county, fairfax, loudoun county. everything shaded in pink, including frederick county, maryland, the district, prince george's county, southern maryland under a winter weather advisory for the day tomorrow. that means we are not looking for quite as much snow, but still the road conditions will be slick. the timeline as we start the day, dry at 6:00 in the morning. the temperature at about 30, 32 degrees. we lose a couple of degrees during the early morning hours. the snow begins at about 9:00, 10:00, light to moderate with 1- 3 inches likely across much of the area. the heaviest amount off to the west. that will change over to sle

alany3 inches and bowie, maryland, had 2 inches. so, it was a nice benign little snow. much better than that freezing rain we had. lose any trees this time in my yard. temperatures, 32 now in gaithersburg and 32 in leesburg. some freezing temperatures beginning to show up. still 37 downtown. looking at 35 down 95 into fredericksburg. now tonight, these are lows. 21 in bethesda. 24 downtown. 20 in sterling, but 19 in fairfax and 17 in leesburg. so temperatures in the teens and 20s, you're looking at black ice. what appears to be wet is actually frozen. that's black ice. you got to slow down, please. so for tonight, 15 to 25 for lows. clear and very cold. slick spots. winds light, north, northwest at 10. we will come back and take you through the rest of the week and tracking another winter storm. we'll talk about that also. >> all right, top. so the big question right now that many parents are asking, will there be snow tomorrow morning? >> that's right. we'll tell you what's going on tonight to make that happen tomorrow. first, here's a look at your moments. >> the four

coming out of maryland over to virginia. great deals at macy's.> have you ever done this before? >> never. never done it before, however, i will be doing it again. >> all right. well, thanks for joining us and have a great christmas. yeah. and lots of folks here starting to show up. it was a little slow early this morning but it's definitely starting to pick up. back to you guys in the studio. >> thanks, megan. >> thank you. >>> if you are brave enough to venture to the mall today, you will need to be very patient. >> that's right. finding a place to park can really spark mall rage. you've probably seen it. our transportation reporter watched people battle for spots yesterday in ties sons corners. drivers getting out of cars to hold spaces, other drivers cutting off fellow shoppers when they saw an opening and then taunting the other drivers once they scored that illusive spot. adam made sure they left their animosity in the parking lot when they walked in the mall. >> when i pulled up next to you -- >> that was fine. >> were you planning to take

. -- camp springs, maryland.t base andrews. all four victims were in one vehicle. it's believed one of them was thrown from the suv which then ran off the road and into a pole. two of the people have life threatening injuries. the other two victims ever seriously -- are seriously injured but expected to recover. police reopened the road shortly before 3:00 this morning. >>> 6:35 this christmas eve morning. another your money segment. jessica is off but we have the headlines. target has been hit with several class action lawsuits after the company revealed that hackers got credit card information of 40 million customers. the justice department is now investigating the breach. target says it's also working with the secret service to figure out just how this happened. bigad shaban has more on the hack and how it's impacting the lives of customers. >> if target can get hacked, any store can get hacked. >> reporter: tracy rose is changing the way she shops at target after the retail giant revealed a security breach co

seven people sick in maryland. asked for 40 years in jail saying he caused a public health crisis. >>> do you trust the clerk whot? according to a new poll, two-thirds of americans say they don't trust others. people who responded to the associated press survey say they are suspicious of folks they meet in every day encounters. americans today are more distrusting than in a survey from 40 years ago. you might want to plan to eat in this thursday. fast food workers in 100 cities are planning to walk off the job in the largest ever, yet, to push for higher pay. itis part of a campaign to call attention to the difficulties of living on the minimum wage of $7.25 an hour. they want to see $15 an hour. it's not clear whether the walkouts will be enough to disrupt restaurant operations. >>> prince harry and his team of wounded soldiers are on their second day of a race to the south pole. so far, his team that has early lead. three teams from britain, the u.s. and the commonwealth are taking part in the journey to raise mo

z the lone exceptions are into far south maryland. all rain from last night is working through the lower part of the bay and the eastern shore. so your planner today, partly cloudy and chilly, temperatures in the low 40s this afternoon. overnight tonight into the evening hours. temperatures back down below freezing by about 11:00 tonight and by tomorrow morning, temperatures mid to upper 20s and snow flakes are likely around sunrise tomorrow and then a mix of sleet, snow, freezing rain and rain during the afternoon and potentially more ice tomorrow night into monday morning. we'll talk more about that and the monday back to work commute could be ugly. we'll see you in a few minutes. >> an 85-year-old american is on a flight home after he was detained in north korea for about a month. the family of meryl newman is relieved he will be home for christmas. >> reporter: they shot this video of the 85-year-old walking through the beijing airport hours after his release. >> we can appreciate the tolerance that the government has given to me

maryland has a lot of work to do defensively. george mason loss to south florida. paul hewitt suspended a player for stopping on a south fuller player during the game. he said it is inexcusable and not what we expect from a student athlete. all hewitt did not specify the light of the suspension, but he will not play against oklahoma sunday. suarez, of the day, scoring four goals, including that 40 yard bomb. he also had an assist. what a performance. one other college maskable know, georgetown plays high point tonight at the verizon center, game time at 7:00. >> former south african president nelson mandela dead at the age of 95. these are live pictures from south africa, the republic with their outpouring of grief. famous apollo theater in harlem is paying tribute. they change their marquee to remember the man. he changed our world. >> president obama said he cannot imagine his own life without the example of nelson mandela. nelson mandela, dead at the age of 95. >> a final look at the weather forecast? 4:30,ly tomorrow morning, will have the latest updates on the

we're in the 50s. 40s in western maryland.hat is that cool air starting to push in along with the cool front. waves of showers will push in on and off throughout date today but that main progression comes in late this afternoon and this evening and continuing to the early overnight hours. notice the pink on the map, you can see snow on the backside of the whole thing. that where is they're getting snow in places like indianapolis. still in the single and a few double digits across parts of the rockies, teens in kansas city, look how warm it is hugging the coast in the warm sector of this system. today a cold front will drop in the area and temperatures will drop and fall. wind shouldn't be too bad, it will be breezy and we will quiet things overnight. we're not going to be getting this wintry mix but low-pressure will develop along the south side of this whole thing and head our way late in the weekend. we could see snow, freezing rain and then rain on sunday and it could make for some treacherous travel from time to time, esp

metro area, southern maryland, and the northern neck. all of the areas in green as we head to graphics. again, this flood watch goes into effect midnight and it will run through tomorrow afternoon. during this time period, expect 1 to 3 inches of rain if you live in the watch area. yaareas in the west will be expected up to an inch. throughout tonight and the day tomorrow, you want to be careful for hydroplaning, water collecting on roads. we could see flooding near streams and creeks in the watch area and reduced visibilities as well. starting future weather off at 11:00 p.m. because for the rest of the evening hours, just scattered showers, but activity becomes wide spread around 11:00 p.m. or midnight. most areas seeing rain. look what happens at 7:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m., heavy rain in the watch area. you're on the roads tomorrow morning, especially around the d.c. metro area, you want to take it easy. we're still seeing rain at noon. this begins to pull away from the area at 4:00. washington is dry at 6:00 p.m. we'll talk about the tempe

and maryland, winter storm warnings for northern maryland, panhandle of virginia.below freezing and nearly every neighborhood. we are seeing light snow in and around the metro. instead or light snow out toward the shenandoah valley. and light snow in southern maryland. you can send >>> for today's top spot, we're taking you to a chilly salinas, california, from our grand open tatum's garden. it's a wonderful place. a fully inclusive and accessible playground for children of all ages and physical abilities. the opening will include face painting, entertainment and lots of opportunities for kids to play. my advice is bundle up. it's a lot colder in california than it should be. >> we'll take that advice here in new york, too. as we know the holidays can be tough on families dealing with a difficult situation. when one parent is in the military, it can make the challenges even greater. janet shamlian has made it easier. >> reporter: on a quiet cul-de-sac in aurora, california, they arrived with a plan. >> we'll surprise the ander sorn family. >> reporter: one they car

rain down towards southern maryland. you folks will not see nearly as big of a problem, st.y's county and charles county. the rest of the area, 6:00, look at the amount of ice we have across the area. let's talk about that area. back to the north and west. first off, one to two inches of snow. maybe a little bit more in the higher elevations. in and around d.c., a dusting to an inch. before the ice starts. if you think about getting out, doing sledding, do it early. once the ice starts it's not going to be nice at all. back to the northwest. leesburg, sterling, frederick, snow to ice. ice accumulates .1 to .5. if that occurs, this is what you can expect. icy roads, branches down, and power outages may be wide spread. this is something we need to prepare for sunday night into monday. make sure you're ready for your power to go out and places back towards the west. ice on sunday. 45nd rain on monday. 40 on tuesday. a chance for some snow. but that's just some light snow. and then it's just cold wednesday, thursday, and friday. highs will only be in the 30s. one more time about

have 270 moving along nicely through maryland, urbana, no problems there. see 270 at 109 moving along very quietly. just a few cars here and there. tosome families have room spare under their christmas tree because of a mixup between the largest mail carriers. >> a lot of packages did not get to where they were supposed to go. could mean some extra spending money for you. >> checking our top stories, a water main break is causing traffic obstructions in northeast d.c.. eastbound michigan avenue is shut down near irving street. a 12 inch main broke overnight. commercial properties are affected. repair work is expected to take several hours. after a one-day break for christmas stores -- for christmas, stores are trying to entice shoppers. some stores are opening as early as 5:00 this morning. most are hoping when you return that unwanted gift, you find something else you like and pick it up. many stores are offering big discounts today. the man accused in a deadly shooting rampage is set to be arraigned today. ciancia is accused of killing an agent and woundi