chopper 4 over the scene of of a bad accident with melissa molett. >> as you can see from this video, chopper just getting those traffic folks headed by on the left side of the roadway. this is a semi on its side. you can see they have those big wreckers there trying ro right this and get out of the way. and we have the fuel spind to contend with, as well. mott such a hot morning there. 95 south of there, you're just find and the we have the of the beltway moving along just fine. >>> melissa, thank you. >>> some roads have a dusting, others left pretty dry. tracking condition can get ready. >> right now, a live look at the storm team 4 radar. stay with us. we'll be right back. tracking conditions across our area. we're seeing how road crews are adjusting. a live report is coming up. >>> another new museum could be coming to the district according to the washington business journal. jane cafritz wants permanent museum at south dakota avenue and fourth street northeast. there is a temporary exhibit related to this at the national port ral gallery this month. it is designed to trum up in

but let's get a check of the traffic now with melissa molett. >> thank you, sheena. we have a break in traffic. this is southbound before 175 on 95. we have the left lane getting by this crash. this is involving two large trucks, one of them a tractor well. this will take a couple of hours to get completely cleared up and out of the way. the left lane getting by the crash, that is now cleared out of the way. the rest of the beltway looking good. my picture for you, 270 at old hundred, you can see that accumulation here in the median this morning. along 66, prince william parkway, no problems. see new a few. >> thank you, melissa. >>> you just heard from storm team 4. now we're tags you out on to the road. megan mcfwrath is driving through the clarksburg area right now. she drives us along the long. good morning. >> good morning. i've got to tell you, things are looking pretty good. we saw light snow overnight. there's a light dusting of snow, but the roads are in great shape. let's take a live look here. we are cruising live along 270. we passed through the clarksbur

and our melissa mollet will stay on top of the traffic for you. >> thank you, molette. >>> a news 4 crew spotted this car that had to be towed away after veering off the great seneca highway in rockvillover night. we're still waiting to learn whether anyone was seriously hurt. >>> president-elect donald trump findings on russian election hacking claims. last month, they were ordered by president obama to issue a report on the alleged russian hacking of democratic groups. trump is still questioning how officials could be, quote, so sure about the hacking if they haven't examined dnc servers. james clapper says he had prepared to be challenged on the report. >>> interception shows russian officials celebrated donald trump's win in the election as a win for moscow. this information come out just hours before trump's briefing on this matter. intelligence officials are calling members of congress asking for backup today, anticipateling a beat down from the president-elect. >>> and it didn't take long for one of the newest senators on the hill to make an impression. maryland senator chris van

melissa, thank you. >>> it's 6:02, one of president trump's big impact on our area. a federal hiring freeze is now in place as part of a bigger plan to reduce the federal workforce. >> news4's molette green is on capitol hill. what does this me leaders pounced painting a picture of longer lines at social security offices and government superviervices and programs. the president with this executive order, he did exclude the military, public safety and public health. and job vacancies not filled as of january 22nd, won't be filled. business leaders say washington has failed to diversify its local workforce. and now the president's lead could signal a bigger move. permanently relocatesing tens of thousands of federal jobs, far outside of washington. >> the reality is, is that the federal government, although it has been contracting for some time, is still an enormous provider of jobs and high-quality jobs here in greater washington. if you start to lose your foundation of what your is, you're no longer controlling the narrative of what the economy is going to be. so you have to respond. >> reporter: now, before losing office, the obama administration accelerated hiring to get ahead of