is it metro? is it our roats? s the issue that really is the sticking point in your opinion right now for the d.c. region? i'll srt with you. >> from a transportation planner's perspective, it is everything. the region is very diverse. certain modes of transportation work forin people for cer types of trips for certain times of the day andth days o week. there are times where i travel by metro. there are times when i travely driving. soere are times when i walk or bike. ll of these things is what we need to be looking at if we want to address the current condition of th problems we have, but more importantly, to be prepared for the growth that the region is anticipating in planning. >> right. other words, a pothole is not a problem until it shows up on your street and then you have to deal with it. he brings up a good point. people always ask what is goings to fix trtation around here, and there's not one silver bullet. >> tre is not a silver bullet to fix titranspor. part of the challenge is the diversity of our

metro says, look at this. you have to understand that you can't just go and change the schedule so easily. d.c., maryland and virginia each have differe needs when it comes to metro and different service needs, as well. metro for today, having to weigh thoseon op as well as that potential compromise and someing else we don't know about. we are covering this vote today. we'll bring you the results and perhaps updated schedule as soon as it comes down. live inlaedon. >>> there's concerns that th newest railcars could be hacked by the chinese companies making the trains. lawmakers speculate technological bugs could be placed in cars as they are manufactured. cyber experts warn there's many other ways to hack a railcar. metro says it wants congress to enact tougher laws and enforcement on cars made overseas. >>> an argument led to a deadlyn shootingr an elementary school in northwest d.c. an argument broke out. one man left the group to get a gun. when he returned, he shot and killed a man dlacribed in his teens o

now is a good time for him to boost his holdings in metro because money is cheap. is more than six billion euro also in the book and it's only the energy part of his business. so about that i think up until today it's not a big problem for him because interest rates are quite role. daniel quittin ski clearly once again with the big guns taking over metro could mean his breakthrough in europe. but. the head of the international monetary fund christine legarde has called on spain italy portugal and greece to fight high youth unemployment levels speaking in germany legard said the structural reforms we needed to ensure that incomes of poorer e.u. members in the south catch up with their richer northern neighbors a process referred to as convergence a successful convergence would help the bloc weather a storm taking shape in the form of populist potties. and that's your business update here on d w thanks for keeping us company. ico in. feeding one hundred fifty thousand schoolchildren a day in day out. police corruption juggler it's no problem at all. the biggest can c

we'ree liv outside the metro in clairton.ustin finch. >> this week's winter storm is believed to have caused one woman' death in virginia. the loudon county sheriff says she went to clear her yard of brok broken tree limb a large branch hit and killed her. >>> the hunt is on for criminals who have been stealing entire car wheels and leaving vehicleav stuck on theent. thieves have hit several cars in the southeast section of the capitol hill neighborhood. they're taking all four tires and leaving some cars just right there on the ground. look at that. not far away, we found one man who had all of his wheels stolennot once but twice. >> it's not eap at all. several thousand dollars worth of damage. this time, they broke the window, as well. >> and a hassle to repair it all. police have some tips.pa in a well-lit area. have a visible or audible alert something. put tire locks on your wheels. and put a decal as an extra warninto thieves. >>> the family of a d.c. jogger who was killed in an attack, is calling out the district in r

wintll weather advisory for a of the metro area. snowfall amounts, by 10:00 a.m., half an inch to an inch. over an inch of snow around the area. our official forecast map, a coating to as much as 2 inches for the metro area. 2 do 3 across northern maryland and the mountains of west virginia. there's your ten-day outlook. milder weather in the 40s tomorrow and 50s for super bowl sunday. monday also looks good. fairfax county, kids, not just a three-day weekend, but a four-day weekend because schools were closed on monday f a work day. boy, those kids are getting lucky. 63 on tuesory. a win all of us. >>> let's go to jack taylor now. >> no matter what you say, i'm not going back to school. the crash on georgia avenue, everything is moved over to the shoulder. we're slow around 95, headed toward this crash. we have inbound activity on new york avenue. watch out if you are headed towards the crash be 9th street. a bus involved, the right lane is closed. a live look at 270 in germantown. your only bit of a slowdown is past 118. everybody

se hizo a pasar por un ch"chapo" guzman urado delibera pero en chicagho esper un >> ataacadas en el metroe mexico y avctivistas vinculan a decenas de despareciciiciones c trata de personas. >> mercado del truqueque vfruta verduras a cambio de basura o i oslosls sols solida, le contamos como s epupe recliclar miles de toneladas de residuo. >> noticiero telemundo con jdos diaz balart . >> los cientos de inmigrantes centroamericano res reunidos d tendran que armarse de paciencia tras casi un mes ede travedsi e deberan esperar hombres y mujeres y niÑos atendos y en r piedras negras esta francisco cuevas ¿como viven los migrantes esta situacion francisco? >> jose, esta fabrica se con r convirtio en un albergue impro improvisada prara cerca de do m mil inmigrantes y ahora tienen una larga espera en u lugar que califican como una verdadera c r caca carcel. >> el rio bravo es una lneain i divisorioa que no se peuuede par con policias y alamabras e brs por todos lados. >> la mision es la seguridad de todos. >> mas deil migrantes como marcelino que salio de honduras en silladedsdesper desesperan. >

at's one thing that the metro board has to look at. we'll have the results for you when they come down. i'm justin finch, news 4. >> thanks. >>> developing this mog, the otfbi is investigating a sing inside the v.a. medical center in riviera beach, flora, only a few miles from palm beach. the shooter, who is a double-amputee, shot two people. a doctor was shot in the neck when trying to subdue the shooter. >>> here's a look at our other top stories. the man accused of shooting five employees at "the capital gazette" newspaper will go to court. police say jared ramos opened fire in the building last summer. he also held a grudge against the newspaper. ramos faces several counts of murder and has pleaded not guilty. >>> a man wakilled in a shooting near a d.c. elementary school. a fight escalated into a shooting on northwest street yesterday afternoon. >>> calls are growing for marrys ann lisanti toign. she used a racial slur. and she apologized, saying she was ashamed for using the se itive and hurtful word. larry hogan and angela alsob

metro area will be an i and a little more than that. loggest winners for snow today, will ber to the maryland/pennsylvania border. there's the alberta clip per zipping in here. this would be all-snow forus. we're way below freezing this morning. first flakes, potentially reaching northern maryland and the shenandoah valley here. if you see snow and get a s picture,end it to me on twitter, as the snowflakes move on in. there's snowshowers out in fredericks county, virginia this morning. it's the washington metro area and points north and to the west. southernd marylo frederick. not a big snow producer but a solid inch or soround the city. the real issue is the timing. snow on a commute, never a good news. w >>>re great even on a friday. we'll see how things go. start things o as you ride in potomac. river road, westf falls road, we have a structure fire. river road is closed nearl cha road. with the hoses across the roadway and as the fire department used thewater, the water iced over. we have to wait for sand and sult trucks to get thro

>>n solo diez dÍas agresiones a mujeres adentro y afuera del metro aumentaron mÁs de 200%, por eso querraigo el bastÓn y me voy a >> hay que defenderlas como sea, dice carmen que tiene un puesto a pocos pasos del metro. >> hay que apoyarse uno al otro porque eso que te dejen ahÍ sola, te estÁn haciendo algo y darle con un palo. >> a diario es testigo de atracos y actos de violencia sufren, las transeÚntes que podrÍan ser su hija o nieta, ahora la iniciativa de los comerciantes podrÍa hacer la diferencia, en mÉxico vÍctor silva, noticias telemundo. >> la iglesia catÓlica se prepara para hablar de lo que hasta hace poco era un tema tabÚ, la protecciÓn de los menores en la iglesia. vaticanÁ esta cumbre sin precedentes que juntara a los presidentes de las conferencias episcopales de unos 130 paÍses y victimas de abuso sexual de parte de miembros de la iglesia, el papa francisco calificÓ el encuentro como un desafÍo urgente, serÁ del 21 a 24 de febrero. fÍjese en este dato, en estados unidos una persona muere por una enfermedad cardiaca cada 38 segundos a veces pensamos que esto es algo que

battle lines drawn over how lonl metro shod be running.l mayor murwser -- >> i think metro should be doing more. >> reporter: sayin aga and again that metro needs to go back to longer hours. >> we can't continue to beupsked tort a system that doesn't orpport the needs of our region. >> reporter: accding to a new proposal, metro's gm is banking on keeping operating hours shorter for another year so maintenance can be accomplished. and sources saying they believe shorter hours needed for five years to correct maintenance issues. issues like this explosion. >> ware getting ahead of a lot of these issues but we're not here yet. >> reporter: metro says all the extra time it's gaining fixing the system insteadunfng trains is leading to a safer system. but many say the reduced operating hours are forcing riders to find other travel options and riders on opinions. >> i work late. when i come to the train station on sunday it be closed down around 11:00 and that inconveniencesme. >> the longer it stays open, the more people can get around. >> if d.c. leaders want to dig in, they can use a vet

metro area downtown. for me to win the grilled cheese d tomato soup, it's got to be.7. >> 2.7 or less? >> at theye airport. or less. >> amelia makes it -- >> 34 degrees tomorrow. notice by thursday, 56 and most of the snow, especially the d.c. metro area will be gone by thursday. jim, like you mentioned, you want to see the 70 again. there it is, coming up on sunday. this is a one-day quick hitter. >> hold out for sunday. >> exactly. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jake gyllenhaal,

metro northward, a high likelihood. we should be cloudy a off and on showers. we will recover into the low 40s tomorrow. but again, that chance for a little ugliness on saturday. saturday afternoon into sunday morning, will be the driest part of the weekend. by sunday afternoon and evening, rain coming b in the picture here. latest on the snow chances, i'm putting the finishing touches on our snow forecast map. there's the five-d outlook. really chilly weather here, starting next week. next week will be downright frigid. >> i know. i will have to bring the long sleeve, the sweater dresses back out. laurel, southbound b.w. a crash on the right side. that's hanging around. there's no delays as you head southbound. on 270, montgomery village avenue, northbound and southbound, one lane by t work zone in each direction. that should be wrapping up soon. outbound, work zone blocking all lanes there. as we zoom out, no work zones on the beltway. inner loop, outer loop,ng rol along quite nicely. >> thank you. >>> thisewweek, 4 has been looking at dna testing. >> it can

when hillary clinton ran in 2016, she did very well in metro cincinnati and st. louis and metro milwaukee, but she still lost. at the ratee grown of minneapolis or st. paul, hillary would have won wisconsin by 16,000 votes instead of losing it by 23,000 votes. the question is what can be done to help the medium-sized cities in the heartland grow better? is one of thee cities being considered for the democratic convention in 2020. this article is available online on washington monthly. if the party cannot find policy leaders to boost growth rates and enhance the number of democratic voters in purple and red state metro areas, they will have a hard time ever overcoming the republic -- republican geographic advantage, yet almost no one on the left talks as if they understand this reality. alan is joining us from north carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. a couple points i would like to address if possible. i think the gentleman brings up some interesting points. ofever participated in terms the farming area. i think that should

battle lines drawn over just how long metro should be running. d.c. mayor, muriel bowser -- >> iet think needs to do a little bit more. >> reporter: -- saying again and again. >> we would be basically putting our system out of business. >> reporter: that metro needs to go back to longer hours. >> we can't be continued to be asked to support system that doesn't serve the needs of our region. >> reporter: but metro'sgm is banging onng keepi operating hours shorter for another year so maintenance can be accomplished. and metro sources saying they believe shorter hours may be needed for at least five years total to fix most of the maintenance issues. issues that in the past have led to incidents like this explos n explosion, that rocked the federal southwest station a few years back. >> we're getting ahead of the issues but we're not there yet. >> reporter: here's the heart of the issue. metro says the extra time it'sg ing fixing the system is leading to a safer system. but the reduced operating hours are forcing riders to find other travel options and ri

the metro board has voted in favor of bringing back extended e urs. metro trains hen operating on a shortened sedule to give crews additional time to do large scale repairs and mainenance. thes projects have led to a safer rail system but there is still mone work to be d and they want to keep the reduce the hours. h city leaderse been pushing to bring back the old schedule. our transportation reporter adam tuss is in a board meeng tweeting updates. metro's extended hours. ing back there's noh timetable tho on happen. could >>> in case you spaced it outjur st like making your significant other very angry, day. 's valentine's so instead of scrambling to make last minute dinner plans, like me, the perfect plans may be in your kitchen. most men and women actually prefer a home cooked meal over takeout and that's goodews for the 34% of millennia who say they don't schedule their valentine's day dinner plans until the dayt'of. >> t surprising to me. i would thinkia mille are very open table thing and plan in advance. >> this millennial opened table today an

metro ar. or 40 miles of the city, as long as you're mentally a prepared fo three to six inch snowfall, i think you'll get what you're in expe 30 now in washington. it was 37 degrees four hours ago. as the precipitation has moved in and the temperatures have all fallen way below freezing. now, 30 in washington, 29 dulles and 28 front royal and already a lot of h picturese on social media of a quick two inches or so acrossviorthern inia. that will continue here for the next couple hours. all snow on the front end of the day and then changing over to a mix of sleet and rain during the afternoon and becoming all rain tonight. this is all rain across kentucky and alnnessee. snow here at the beginning and continue here for the next couple of hours and after this little break in the afternoon rolls in tt warmer air will penetrate into the mid-atlantic and this will end as all rain. for no everything is turning white very, very quickly and our high resolution forecast model keeps it all snow between n

metro serce hours.hortened service since 2017 for long-term maintenance and repairs. the board could want to keep the shorter hours. >>> and the senate could vote on a $330 billion spending plan to avoid a shutdown tomorrow. the bill wou go to the house. the president won't commit to signing it. more coming up on >>"today." ext couple of days around here, mild for today andow tomo still, a high chance for slushy, wet snow around here,duaturday ng the afternoon. stay with us for updates on that. >> thank you, chuck. >>s that's the n for today. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> t"t ay" show is next. enjoy your day. >> make it a great thursday, everybody. >>> good morning. deal day? after weeks of negotiations, morning. deal day. after weeks of negotiations, lawmakers now just hours away from voting the avert yet another government shutdown. will president trump throw congress alast-minute curveball? we or live from the white house with the veryte la. >>> web of lies. bad news for former campaign cha

metro maintains it likes the maintenance schedule and wouldi like to the system. but the district said over and over again, it does not plan to budge. a major vote coming up this thursday. we'l see how it ends. back to you. >>> the best restaurants in the district are getting the t recognitioy deserve. >> this is exciting. 20 chefs restaurants and bars are semifinalists for this year's prestigious james beard this career, adam's morgan's lines step out, best new staurant for spoken english. also, in the running for new restaurant category is elle in mt. pleasant. that's a great ace. jose andres' jaleo, is up for best restaurant. and there's so many nominees for best mid-atlantic chef. komi. i read through the whole list. >> i haven't been togl s restaurant you just named. >> we need to go out. we need to go out. >> if you're wpaying, il go. >> you have not been? he was the rising star chef. very excited for our areeing represented in the restaurant world. >> i need to stop being cheap, i guess. >> mm-hmm. >> okay. >> i try to benice. > coming up, a story that will

miembro de salva trucha que disparÓ en el metro de nueva york. es el noticiero de jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. >>buenas noches, comenzamos con la primera jornada de deliberaciones el jurado determinarÁ el destino del chapÚ con uno de sus mÁs cercanos colaboradores que describieron su personalidad y como. operabaestamos frente la corte federal de brooklyn. adelante, buenas noches. >> muy buenas noches, ilia . efectivamente para los jurados este primer dÍa fue, dijÉramos dÍa ligero. unas tres horas, tres horas y media de trabajo real. muchos se preguntaban aquÍ en las calles quÉ tanto puede deliberar un jurado cuando hay 54 testimonios en contra y uno sÓlo presentado por la defensa. el juez fue enfÁtico con los jurados hoy al abrir este primer dÍa y les dijo "no en horta quien presente mÁs testigo o más evidencia. eso no hace culpable a ningÚn acusado." estuvo toda la jornada siguiendo en detalle y este es el reporte. >> aÚn no amanecÍa con el acusadojoaquÍn guzmÁn llegÓ la corte de brooklyn en lo que podrÍa ser su Último recorrido la sesiÓn de hoy

ra metro area all rain. 39 monday. and look at the 30s all the way through next week, even another chance of rainnow as we end the first full week of march. >>>ak bg news, and first on 4, video that shows what sheriff's deputies say is a student assaulting a school reurce officer. this video just came from to our news room. authorities tell us the stu at dominion high school was in the cafeteria and was told to go to the office. the student refused and tn went on the attack with the school resource officer. a loudon counif shf's deputy trying to calm them down, but the student turned his anger on the deputy. the resource officer was eventually able to take the student into custody.ng he's b treated and released from the hospital. from the hospital. the student is from the hospital. the student is dearest britain. we love you. maybe it's your big hearts. your sense of style. welcome to ba100. (ba100, you're clear for take-off). how you follow your own path. you've led revolutions... of all kinds. yet you won't shout abo

a handful of states and big metro areas. if the democrats want to solve their geographic problem, we're saying, they need to get behind -- frankly, both parties need to get behind solving the geographic inequality problem, which is an economic problem. >> beyond that though, if you look at the traditional base of the democratic party going back to franklin roosevelt, harry truman, even john kennedy, winning the farm vote, what changed? you talked about some of the changes over the last 40 years. specifically to that very rural farm vote that moved from democratic columns to republican columns, what happened? >> that's a very good question. a lot has happened since democrats did well among sort of middle west farmers. a lot of middle west farmers are longtime republicans, as i learned when i was a reporter out there. i think the rural areas have fallen behind the metro areas for a long time. in their desperation, democrats didn't seem to be providing answers to their problems. republicans offered answers to their problems. yo

metro boomin. metro boomin! [ cheers and applause ] gunna! "not all heroes wear capes" is out now.efeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- debra messing, host of "finding your roots," henry louis gates jr., a performance from broadway's "the prom," featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump tweeted today, quote, "no president ever worked harder than me."

metro area. school districts from the washington area andoints north, this is probably best dandled with a two-hour delay for but again, the farther you get towards the pennsylvania line, more slippery i can be. here's future weather for today. the pink is where there's ail possy of the mix. with time, by 8:00 or 90 in the morning, that mix line goes to the pennsylvania border and becomes all-rain this afternoon. overnight, air temperatures may sink once again. as a result, we may havesw a ch to snow. this is not for today. but tonight into tomorrow, again, snowfs,l amou if any, will be limited around the d.c. metro ouea. there be a couple of inches of snow near the pennsylvania border. that's for tonight tomorrow morning. for today, it's mostly about the mix this morning. everybody changes over to just a cold rain today. but, again, melissa, just barely above the freezing mark. you need to bundle up and have everything you need to and dry today. >> it's cold out there this morning.>> new problem

this time targeting vehicles parked in the metro 655 apartment complex on tennyson roadsot this is how sam shieh found her 2018 honda accord sport tuesday morningsot these stolen wheel follow of last week's wheels thefts from cars parken in another hayward apartment comeplex.this is the second time wheel thieves targeted shieh's car here at metro 655. these are her wheel locks on the groundsot sotthat's because an honest person would not purchase a tire lock removing set to steal someone elses wheels says drew mickaels o

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the metro board of directors meets thursday. we'll s if they consider another emergency policy to allow federal wkers to ride free during a shutdown. that would be s ilar to what they approved at the end of the last month. in the meantime, montgomery owunty is expected to pass a resolution tomo approving federal workers and allowing federal workers to ride free on montgomery county buses during the shutdowns. the county council president said the shutdown impacts tens of thousands of people in th county. >> it's never a good time. definitely not a good time for montgomery county to have to address this particular challenge. >> the ve to make it official expected tomorrow afternoon in rockville. the meantime we'll keep you posted on what metro rail's board does on thursday. scott macfarlane news4. back to you. >>> news4 is staying on top of is developing story. we put an explainer in the nbc washington app about what nieds to happen for the government to avoid a shutdown. yourc can s shutdown and then at a 5:30 we're explaininhy

. >> reporter: should have we have more metro service? a conttious board meeting today. >>> one more nice day before snow -ah, the old crew! remember when we all used to go to the cafeteria and just chow down midday? -you mean, like, lunch? -come on. voted "most likely to help people save $668 when they switch." -at this school? ht -didn't you get ca in the laminating machine? -ha. [ sighs ] .-"box, have a great summ danielle." ooh. danielle, control yourself. i'd like to slow it down here with a special discount for a special girl. danielle, this one's for you. >>> i'm erika gonzalez with breaking news at the live desk. cebook may face a record setting fine from the federal trade commission. "the washington post" reporting the giant isti negotia a multi-billion dollar fine. it would represent the largest fine ever slapped on aech company. it's all linked to the probe with the privacy practices. it was revealed last year when a consulting firm accessed the data of 90 million users. the ftc could tak facebook to court if talks break down,

-- in metro atlanta. we have gas stations on every corner. there is no ability to price gouge. it's him and lowers the price by a penny, everybody else is lowering the price by a penny. if you try and take you much money from me, i will drive a mile down the road and get a better deal. we do try and keep our energy prices competitive. you should be a beneficiary of a vehicle miles traveled tax. you are not leaving the house to get those goods and services as many of us are. today it is very easy to raise the diesel tax on business because voters don't feel it directly. if walmart is paying the tax, walmart prices go up but voters don't know it is because the diesel tax went up. by moving to a vehicle miles traveled tax, we can distribute it fairly among all consumers. folks like yourself who don't use a vehicle as often should be a beneficiary. host: one of you are getting everything shipped to your house? are you going to end up paying that tech somehow? guest: absolutely. if i never raised the gasoline

one metro board member just told me i just got off the phone fireworkjoy the here is the heart of themetro says all the extra time it's gaining fixing the system instead of running trains is leading to a safer system, but d.c. leaders and many other say the reduced operating hours especially late at night and on the weekends areorcing riders to find other travel options. nd riders certainly aren't short onopinions. >> i work late, so sometimes when i come to the train station on sunday, it will be closed down around 11 and tt inconveniences me. >> the longer it stays open the more people can get around, especially on friday and saturdays. >> reporter:rs now if d.c. leade can to dig in on this, they use a veto to block the current maintenance plan and shorter hours. hano indication will happen just yesterday. at gallery place, adam tuss, news 4. >>> metro isn't the onlon transportaption on the minds of leaders. ride sharing apps are leading to ramatic drop in the number of taxi rides. aaa tells wtop the last three years the number of taxis hailed in the district has dropped people in d

/metro area. snowfall totals will come to two to three inches and much more back in far western maryland and the higherletions in west virginia. road conditions right now are slick. ck some s spots tonight and no problems out there for your saturday morning. here's a at snowfall totals so far across the area. gaithersburg coming in at halfin an , leesburg is just over half an inch. the zoo reporting .4 inch ofsn . clifton in prince george's county reporting half an inch. most ofs picking up about a half an inch. we could all see around an or maybe a little bit more out there. fae weekend, ladies, though is looking astic. i'll have more on that coming up right around 11:40. >> something to look forward to but we got to get through this. it could be a messy evening commete. we'll g another live update on the road conditionsight after the break. >>> and car break-ins at a metro parkin logt. stronger is blasting her tumors... without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad

anyone who comes by the center leaves with a gift card and a metro card. they can get a driver's license there. it's just a pilot program. but the organizer say it's working and they would like to see it contin n. >>> hope for americans battling depression. there could soon be a new drug that streets depression quickly. a study found some patnts felt better after four hours, unlike other drugs which can tak weeks. the goal is to help patients who have not benefitted from other antidepressants. the fda is expectedo give its approval by next month. >>> a new study finds that teens who smoke marijuana may increase depression later in life. those who used cannabis during their teenage years, had a higher risk of depression or suicidal thoughts as adults. there was no finding when it came to marijuana and anxiety. but some stress that negative effects of the drug can vary. >>> if you didn't get a good night's sleep, it may be because there's light in the room. it's easy to follow. it makes sense that too much light at night can disrupt that pattern. experts say

metro area and points north and west. st.ary's county anded icksburg and along the northern neck there. will continue to be all snow here during the morning. you can see on storm team 4 radar. there's the advancing line of snowflakes now. we will start getting pictures from our weather watches and already had pictures from down into southryland where we have already started to see the the ground get coated. am i supposed to be standing over he? temperatures now just observe t the freezing mark. temperatures have fallen to at or below the freezing mark. so, plan on a snowy morning. it should be all snow coming down between now and noontime. thereafter, warmer air alof will make this change back over to a wintry mix and eventually all over to the form of rain. total accumulations, most of the d.c. metro area will be i sthat three inch range. probably closer to three for the southern suburbs and probably closer to five or t six for northern suburbs but plan on a three to six inch amount bore it changes over to an ugly mix. unfor

buried in the metro attack that followed the march twenty sixth of brussels airport muhammad was a metro driver but that day was off work so he stayed at home with her younger son . had an appointment with a friend she never. was awful. in a despotic target i found it. so with such kind of solution i still feel i saw before the fucking difficult because i'm just for trees. and i would mess up their. sticks come. from a. big. one. a few more bird. recently and if i. wanted him to tore. in public but i guess i'm a. shit up on a mormon moment by some. mysterious. someone i knew. and i went down there. from the top of this car park in central brussels i have a clear view of the border between the city spots the side i'm on and. no man mohamed lived in modern back a place the media have portrayed as a hotbed of so-called terrorists and. yet if that doesn't exist in stump. in more money decide to city the whole point is to more than the shared tell me if this were to pull you are the nearest source the people going to promote the un jihad could put money on me and put it out of your nose. forf

metro, not quite just yet but that will be that's the thing.y start out as snow flakes but ange to a winterly mix. accumulation chances not our friend here. we're not on ourc. side in a little farther north. that's where we'll see things a accumulati notice how it's rain farther south you go. again, thats beg after 8:00, 9:00 revving up towards the d.c. metro and we'll start to see it really changing over to more rain pbably around 6:00, 7:00 a.m. you're like it's just going to be rain tomorrow morning, well, we could seein areas spo icing, as well as the fact this a just a model. there will beot of rain throughout the region. at 6:30 in baltimore but doesn't mean i agreeh it. we could see colder air sticking around so theom morningte could be definitely impacted. i want to take us into tomorrow night. by tomorrow evening, a second bach of this is going to be moving in and we're looking at another chance very t similar tonight into tomorrow where we are seeing rain farther south and that wintery mix of freezing rain and sleetp setting closer be

metro area. if you want snow, you may have to travel to fredericksburg or southern maryland. >>> news 4 today starts now. >> justbout 6:30 on your friday morning. we begin with a live look outside right now. pretty nice way to start the day. unseasonably warm temperatures when you head out the door. we'veeen talking about the potential for snow in thefo cast. could the weather play spoiler to weekend plans? >> yeah. you have to hope that60 degrees will make things tomorrow not so bad. >>ri ght. >> melissa lmollet has a check n the roads. we begin with chuck bell. set us straight. how does this work out? >> i don't haveime t set you straight, aaron. c skies arearing out. had a sprinkle or two. that's gone. another chance of rain drops late in the day today. tomorrow, a chance of snow across the area. late day on sunday and monday. there's a later in the day chance rain for today as the cold front comes through. out ahead of that, it is nice and mild this mornin temperatures are way above average f

metro area in the three to six inch range. >>hey, chuck, yeah. we're looking at three toix inches but not only talking about the snow, but talking op about ice on of that snow. so, you'll have treacherous travel in the morning with snow until lunchtime b after tha we'll deal with the ice and the bigshgest impacts of ice. you can see up to a quarter inch of ice. this is on top of that snow accumulation thathuck just showed you. four to seven inches for the areas shaded in red. here in the d.c. just to the he beltway.est of coding and then d.c. and snow looking at low chances. truck rolled through you with thetimeline and it will be slick travel. i will stay off the roads and p thews can get out and salt the roads, they've been doing it all night. on s the snowrts falling, they'll need to push it to the side. so, again, a littley. me not only in the morning but this afternoon when it's more ice and then slushy tonight. as chuck was saying, a lot of thatel as we head into the overnight and tomorrow and we'll talk warmer temperatures. hopefully it's

christian dorsey was in a metro meeting when the headlines hit social media, they were dropping plans to locate hq2 in queens. >> i wanted to make sure i spoke to them as soon as possible to make sure nothing had changed. >> reporter: amazon officials quickly contacted arlington government and business leaders to assure them theew york cision has no impact on plans foria northern virg >> nothing is changed in terms of amazon's path or time line for owth. they want to grow at the same rate here. >> reporter: theroposal for what's been dubbed national landing, has amazon gradually growing up to 25,000 jobs with gradually growing to maybe 38,000 but with n york city backing out will arlington push for a bigger piece of the pie? >> not as of now. theeel comfortable with path they've outlined and we feel comfortable with our ab tity to managet growth. i'm not interested in absorbing speculative new number of jobs. what we've discussed with our community makes sense for our it y. >> reporter: arlington's chamber of commerce president alsolu ant to speculate whether amazon's footprint could

. >>> metro trains are running slow, metro is keeping the same operating hours as normal. the n-minute guarantee is being set aside for the day. >> metrobuss a operating on a severe searches plan. service could beit suspended no notice if the ice becomes doo too dangerous later this afternoon. >> metro access will only do return trips so nobody gets stranded away from home during the storm. >>> all right, let's send things over to mellissa with a check of conditions out ere. >> good morning, some don't look so hot. fredick 15, a snow-covered roads and the plow is coming throughhe t northbound u.s. 15 and hayward road, westbound, a crash there on the roads. ice reporte there, 270 at clarksburg road, 0 looks better, honestly, not much. it is quite slick. after university boulevard, a crash there on the right side as we zoom in. northbound 7th street, independence, lane blocked for that tractor-trailer crash from earlier today. i want to share with you vide we did a time lapse for you this morning. this is pretty cool to watch. this is manassas, a road here, 5:30 tole:30. you

metro area and along6nd 50. north and west of that i'm going upwards of 4 to 6 inches in those areas. could be more in those regions, too. ednesday after, snow to mix, big impact on travel. ice to rain by late wednesday night into early thursday morning. here's the snowfall totals, 2 inches to the south. 2 to 4 around the d.c. metro area4 to 6 winchester, leesburg,rd to frederick and hagerstown. this is the same c area thld see significant ice. notice the ice impact graphic here showing you areas in the red. damascus you got crushed by ice a couple weeks ago, you might see it again during the day on wednesday. all back to the west as well. even back to the.c. metro area ice could be a problem. we'll talk about this in the next couple of days. amelia will be here with me tomorrow but right now she's up white il. >> it is i have to say really cold up here especially now that the sun is going down.bu what a great president's day to head to the local ski resorts.g talko people here, they hope to stay open as late as

general manager and as one metro manager told me i just got off the phone with, yen the fireworks. all of the extra time metro is gainin fixing the system instead of running trains is leading to a safer system but many say the reduced operacing hours esly late at night and on the weekends are forcing riders to find other travelon op and riders aren't short on opinions. >> sometimes when i come to the train stationn sunday it be closed down around 11:00 and that inconven nces me. >> the longer it stays open the more people can get around especially on friday and saturdays.f >> reporter: i.c. leaders want to dig in on this, they can use a veto to block the p maintenancen and shorter hours but no indication yet that that will happen. > a new "aladdin" movie is coming out and a local balanc bs bringi it to thestage. a sneak peek. >> not one, not >>> an nfl player's small favor for a family is going viral. >> when you're young and curious like joseph, no one is a stranger. >> he likes to do a fist bump. >> reporter: look in the background and you'll witness the start ofis newest friends

metro versus rural. lack versus white. republican versus democrat. elections rip us apart.fter visiting all 159 counties, i can tell you this. we have so much in common. as governor, i will fight for all georgians, not just the ones that voted for me. [applause] [applause] governor kemp: we will address the infrastructure problems in metro communities to keep our economy growing. we will work around the clock to bring high-speed internet and jobs to rural georgia. -- [applause] governor kemp: i will partner with the legislature to ensure that families have access to affordable health care and the quality -- a quality education, no matter your zip code. [applause] governor kemp: we will keep our schools, streets, and our kids safe. [applause] governor kemp: we will put people ahead of divisive politics. we will be known as a state united. it can be done. [applause] governor kemp: 11 months ago today, on february 14, two thousand 18, coach billy henderson passed away at the age of 89. i will always cherish the final moments we spent together, talking about the good old days.

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this time targeting vehicles parked in the metro 655 apartment complex on tennyson roadsot this is how sam shieh found her 2018 honda accord sport tuesday morningsot these stolen wheel follow of last week's wheels thefts from cars parken in another hayward apartment comeplex.this is the second time wheel thieves targeted shieh's car here at metro 655. these are her wheel locks on the groundsot sotthat's because an honest person would not purchase a tire lock removing set to steal someone elses wheels says drew mickaels o

. >>> a final vote on metro rail hours will take place in two weeks. the metro board was s posed to vote on whether it would continue shortened hours to make repairs or go back to a normal schedule. d.c. leadership wants to resume normal operations. but metro says the pairs are necessary. >>> speed cameras may be coming to virginia. new legislation that has just passed i the commonwealth is headed to ralph northam's desk. they would be limited to work zones. violo ors could be fined up t $125. >>> today, john dingell will be buried in arlington cemetery. he is the longest serving member of congress whoie last week after a battle with cancer. political leaders hored his life yesterday at d.c.'s holy trinity church. former president bill clinton, house majority ader, steny hoyer, and former speaker of the house, john ehner, all delivered remarks. dingell, a democrat, represented the state of michigan for 59 years. >>> a bit of an awkward start to an international conference this week. it's being held in warsaw, poland. a polish representativ introduced h

metro area, but areas in purple. that includes parts of loudoun county, frederick, back ang i-81, northern montgomery, howard county als under the winter weather advisory. it began at 1:00 p.m. ands sti around until 1:00 a.m. and we're in for rain in the metro with traces of sleet and areas back north and west we see freeng rain and sleet. let's go ahead and take a look at the radar right now. so we're looking at the washington, d.c., metro area. what you want look at is the green denoting the rain and the pink could be some rain with some sleet mixing in. so we are seeing some sleet the farther north you head up5 into parts of laurel, and then the bigger picture here shows not much action goin along the mason dixon line, but as we head through the teening, eratures drop a bit. we could be in for freezing rain the farther north you hd. but b i would say midnight or so, we are going to start to see all of it really changing over to rain. so that's the good ns. temperatures tonight, hovering, playing with the freezing

the crystal city metro station, getting another entrance. and the metro way bus transit system, which is a system of dedicatedanes in crystal city, adding to its network. there's other transportation could come because of the amazon deal. we talk about improvements to route 1. a pedestrian bridge that connects crystal city to reagan national airport. that's a big one, as well. and the braddock road metro station and potom yard we'll keep our eye on it. this is good news if youh commue thro crystal city, or take vre. all sorts of transportation options coming together potentially because of this amazon deal, guys. back to you. > waiting for your plane will feel different ateagan national. take a look. this wall is a sign of the changes that are coming. metal beam mesh fencing and glass walls will put the open space behind the ticketing area will not change. bebb's iting places like chili bowl and other restaurants will require a trip through security. airport officials say the changes will make the terminals more convenient for travelers. all

in the metro zone,in george's county, anne arundel, as well as the district.'ll see snow srortingd 5:00 a.m. between noon ande 3: p.m.e sleet mixing in as well. maybe a brief period of freezing rain. by about 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. we're seeing plain rain out there as temperatures warm to above freezing for the most part. now taking you back to the western zone, this is frederick, loudon, fauquier counties culpepper counties, through orange. you'll see snow starting between 4:00 and 6:0a.m. by 11:00 a.m. we're seeing sleet mixing in. a we could see prolonged period of sleet and then freezing rain with freezg rain becoming a concern between 1m.0 and 2:00 by 5:00 it should be rain. >>> taking you back to our mountain zone now, hagerstown, martinsburg, back through cumberland you'll see snow beginning betwe 1:00nd 5:00 a.m. in the afternoon hours dealing with sleet and rain.zing in the mountain zone you could be dealing with freezing rain as late as 10:00 tomorrow night. notice this, it's heavy snow area wide throughout tomorrow morning. you down in southern maryland

some mixing is a possibility near the metro area. all rain to our south.orrow, the morning commute could be a little problematic. and sure could not rule out more delays for schools or cancellations tomorrow before everything becomes all-rain and lot of rain. potentially more than an inch of rain between now and the time everything ends late tomorrow. we areht living r on the rain/snow line around here for today. snow, from the pennsylvaniaer bonorthward, all rain south. the pink is the rain/snow mix. that drifts north and becomes all-rain during the afternoon today. after the sun goes down tonight, here's that wge ofolder air that may push the rain/snow line south to colombia, demass cuss, maryland and changes to rain. ahn ugly stretch to get your school and workweek started. aymperatures above the freezing mark, mostly t and tomorrow. windy and sunshine for wednesday. thursday looks like the pick of the lweter this . and rain comes back friday and lingers into saturday, as well. a weerr from to, a chance for wintry weather. >>> let's go to melissa molt a