officials from planned parenthood say the group will meet outside representative mike miller's office-- asking him to oppose that bill. the protest kicks off this morning at 10-30. a former "university of florida" football player is arrested in sumter county-- after troopers find marijuana in his truck. 35-year-old derrick "jabar" gaffney was stopped on i-75, near the intersection of the florida turnpike friday afternoon. when troopers approached his truck-- they noticed a strong smell of marijuana. inside-- troopers found the drug --and other paraphernalia. he was taken into custody and later released. gaffney also played for 5 n-f-l teams during his career. coming up at 5-- we are seeing some freezing temperatures in central florida. the details in your and happening today-- volusia county employees are heading back to work-- after being removed because of an incident with a homeless man. the details on their plan-- to make sure right now, all you're thinking about is finding quick cover, streaming your favorite show

mike miller, haslem. a ton of guys. they were similar. >>> we will have the full highlights tonight. there is a little bowl game going on. national championship. we have a little bowling of our own. have a look. >>> good lord. >> was it like a one pound bowl or something. >> it had to be strong because the balls are not light. >>> how can you be that bad? >> my goodness. >>> that's our bowl game. >> thank you. , mark. >>> coming up on the 10:00 news, securing the bowl, about the preparations under way and how neighbors handling the influx of the people and police. that story tonight at ten, thanks for joining us. goodnight. >> see you later. life. just when you think you know where it's going, it takes you someplace else. covered california is here to help californians who need health insurance get it. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. claire: honey, do you need me to move the car? oh, it's not in the way. okay. oh, no! iron cross! she's going down! oh, god. phil... you okay? yes. i am. i am okay.

something that mike miller added this week. >> i never questioned the motive.r the casino industry. >> he says the issue is less about sports leagues like the nfl and more about casinos trying to weaken one of the competitors. >> why would we do that? we feel competitive with them and we want to own them. first you put them out of business. >> he says he has the authority to regulate the site. >> we have regulations in place quickly. to be comfortable with. alison: that is it for the "abc7 news at 5:00". leon: here is what is ahead at 6:00 -- alison: president obama's final "state of the union" is tomorrow. what to expect in the last address. look at whether the president has followed through on cash promises. leon: 2 trial for the office -- the second trial for the officer accused in freddie gray's death was supposed to start today but it doesn't. alison: david bowie a look back at his life. "abc7 news at 6:00" starts now. leon: we are more than 24 hours away from president obama's final "state of the union" address. alison: the chief political reporter scott

advocates are holding a news conference outside state rep mike miller' s office at 10-30 -- at 10:30 this morning. ll w amy: good morning. welcome back. you are looking at a pitiful start in central florida. sunrise coming over the horizon. we are talking about a cold start. once we make it through the morning, we will climb into the mid to upper 60' s this afternoon. not quite back to normal, but we should be a whole lot one or yesterday when we were only in s. as you look over the next few days, the 70' s will return tomorrow and wednesday. on wednesday and thursday, we the warm temperatures. behind the next storm system, we will get another cool down back into the 60' s for friday and saturday. freeze warnings are in effect this morning until it :00 a.m. -- until 8:00 a.m. the rest of us are not under a freeze warning. or have been a couple of isolated spots that have dropped to 32 degrees. that in inland flagler and volusia. the rest of us are under frost advisory. little warmer than 32 degrees. a lot of surfaces are cold at 32 degrees. so, you could see frost under when shield,

miller: "mike hucakbee." jacob: "this one?" van houten: "jed bush? jeb bush." chambers: "i know him too. i've met him (laughs). there's carly." chambers: "mike what's his name?" shraves: "does it start with a 'k'?" "that's not kasich, is it?" jacob: "no." chambers: "it's, uh....graham. (laughs)" jack: local 5 news is headquarters and we have you covered on caucus night. we'll start at 6:30pm with a special edition of this week in iowa. join political analyst dr. steffen schmidt and our state wide political team for as they bring insight to the issues and the candidates. we'll continue with live coverage all night long until the caucus winners are announced. jack: and with all the candidates fighting for your support, the airwaves are flooded by political ads. you just can't get away from them. 70 million dollars has been spent on campaign ads so far. stephanie: jeb bush's super pac has spent the most with 15 million dollars in ads. next is marco rubio's campaign, his super pac and an outside group spending 12 million. then, it's clinton and sanders. bernie sand

curtis: i am not talking about fish and barney miller. from mike wood! area! ben: no he didn't. you clearly did not watch "fox 5 news" on saturday morning . juliet: he said, if the storm switches the tiniest bit , it changes everything. curtis: i don't seem to remember that . juliet: you don't sleep at night. you go from place to place . let's talk about donald trump. because of megan kelly's appearance at the debate , he will not be showing up. curtis: you know what this is? juliet: he is making her millions of dollars. this is wwf out of the junior. the networks keep going for . is he going to show up? curtis: of course he's going to show up. if he doesn't show up , he looks like the biggest was at all times. he says he will do even or a rally for wounded warriors. that? curtis: it's right before the iowa primary with the promise of counting corn kernels no. he is not that dumb. i cannot believe he is so obsessed with megan kelly . day after day. what question will she ask the donald to make them break down? don't believe the hype! with queensboro. juliet: i saw her on the air

i'm mike hydeck. larry miller has the morning commute. allyson rae starts it off with the forecast. >>> good morning, definitely cold, arctic air moving on in. we are looking at few flurries today. a few flakes dropping from sky here, south of hagerstown, martinsburg, the trend today. a few flurries here or there. cold and blustery, snow fans, this is not going to be your day. we will track snow later on this month. a few flurry, germantown and gaithersburg and areas to the west. better chances off to the west, and well off to the north. we are headed to the 30s today. when you factor in the winds, staying to feel in to the 20s. larry miller, over to you. >> back to business monday. folks are heading back to school and work. we have issues popping up all over the place. two lanes blocked on the eastbound side of i-66, between 234, and the car rest area, traffic cam gives us a shot of the accident and delays associated with it. you will see a 5- mile back up, 5 minute back up i'm sorry, at this point. leave the house a few extra minutes ea

mike. denver broncos linebacker von miller is on one of two sports illustrated covers this week. he'll be on the cover going to 28 states in the midwest and west. >> take a look. miller is seen sacking new england patriots quarterback, tom brady, saying orange rush. peyton manning will be the super bowl narrative. but the broncos soul crushing d that article says what we all saw on sunday, the broncos defensive performance that shut down the patriots x. by the way, sports illustrated readers on the east coast will get to see a picture of the carolina panthers quarterback, cam newton. >>> the congregation at the highlands united methodist church has challenged those in charlotte, north carolina to see who can get the most food in 2014, the church beat seattle in a united in orange food drive. they fwather -- gathered 103,000 donations, they want to work together, united in orange. >>> and by the way, these picture, pretty much represent colorado. look at loveland ski area, they sent us these pictures saying the ski area is broncos country usa. this group of skier and sno borders a

i'm mike hydeck. larry miller has the imhiew. the real story, oh -- the commute.tory, oh, my goodness, allyson rae take it away. >>> you have to bundle up. it's very cold. we're talking windchills near 1 degree and some areas it's below zero. 16 degrees. it's dangerously cold out there. the winds will subside later on this afternoon but still 15 mile per hour winds. that just makes it feel pretty chilly out there. here's what it feels like around the region. 4 for ashburn. 1 for d.c. 7 for laurel. 3 for manassas. there you go, bull run negative 2. it's cold out there. highs today into the mid-30s. lots of sunshine. you won't be able to find a cloud in the sky. it will feel nice and warm, especially compared to this morning. we'll still be very cold tomorrow morning. we'll talk about how low we go again and how it differs from this morning. i have the the graphics by the way. >>> 6:30 is your time right now. we have a lot going on because of the cold weather. certainly having an impact on the rails this morning. on metro we have the blue and yellow line single trac

i'm mike hydeck. larry miller has the morning commute. howard bernstein has the forecast. >>> a big warm-up since yesterday. temperatures are up. some cases 15, almost 20 degrees from this time yesterday morning especially east of the blue ridge. not as much of a warm-up west of the blue ridge where we had a lot more in the way of clear skies. temperatures were able to fall off in the upper teens. many areas in the shenandoah valley upper dos, low 30s. -- 20s, low 30s. we're 37 in washington. some peeks of sunshine. temperatures by lunch time around 40. getting up to 43, 44 in that neighborhood. larry miller, we're getting into the volume hour. >> volume and issues on metro this morning. don't fall, howard. we need you arch. 6:00 is your time. delays on the red line right now to shady grove because of an earlier train malfunction. keeping a close eye on a house fire that shut down bowie mill road between willow knoll drive and muncaster mill road. no issues on route 4, route 5 or 301 as you make your way toward the capital beltway. let's

your attorney general, tom miller, your treasurer, mike fitzgerald.ve them on my team and to have the advice and counsel they're providing. i'm really grateful to all of you who have already decided you're going to come out and caucus for me. if you haven't, i hope you will and i hope before you leave today, you will fill out one of our blue commitment cards. if you are still trying to decide who to support, well, i'm glad you're here and i hope i can earn that support. between now and february 1st. we democrats have an important choice to make and i have a lot of respect for senator sanders, governor o'malley, and i think it's good we are having a spirited debate, because there is a lot at stake in this election. but let's not forget our differences on the democratic side pale compared to what we see on the other side, right? i have never seen anything like it. and i bet some of you could join me in saying that. i mean, one party is becoming defined by paranoia, prejudice and greed. and i think we know which one that is. whereas the other is focused

amanda: last night, local 5's jack miller sat down with republican presidential candidate mike huckabee who still plans on winning, even though he's polling far back. he says iowans don't get serious until they go to caucus. "what is the difference in mentality of someone who pulls for one person but caucuses for another? the caucus voter is a very serious voter. they're not casual. voters. they listen to all the ads but when it gets down to it they make a viseral decision about who they connect to" decision about who they connect to" decision about who they connect to" decision about who they connect to" amanda: huckabee says to not believe the polls. he wasn't supposed to win iowa in 2008, either, but he did. amanda: onto donald trump now. it was a wild night at rally in vermont last night. the gop frontrunner was met with protests during his campaign event. meanwhile, maine's governor, a chris christie supporter, has ignited a firestorm with controversial remarks being called a racist rant. abc's kenneth moton has the latest from washington. " today it's on to south carolina for dona

mike hydeck. >> and i'm andrea roane. larry miller be tracking traffic after having a spinout himself on the way here, but first here's allyson rae. >> reporter: this is why we have the yellow weather alert day. it's still gross out there as far as the roads. stay at home and enjoy your snow day it will be icy, slick, is black ice will be a huge issue. not only this morning, but tomorrow morning as well. 12degrees for leesburg, and 3 for frederick. it's cold out there, and there's not a lot of wind. we don't have the big windchill, but it's cold, and the snow pack will only add to that tomorrow morning, too. here's the cloud cover headed our way. great day to be outside to do the sled riding and enjoying your day. also, get the sidewalks cleared, and check on your neighbors if they need help as well. temperatures headed into the 30s today. tracking another yellow weather alert for tomorrow. another round of black ice, and that's coming up in a bit. larry, over to you. >> allyson, thank you. thankfully i'm safe after spinning out this

miller. >> jack: i am here with former arkansas governor mike huckabee. now republican presidential candidate and governor huckabee, thanks for being with us today. >> mike: my pleasure jack, great to be here. >> jack: we appreciate it. i want to start with your 99 counties, congratulations- >> mike: thank you. >> jack: i guess i should start out with first. (laughter) >> jack: you did what we're calling the full grassley- >> mike: that's right. >> jack: in honor of chuck grassley, who tours all 99 counties every year. why did you feel that this was important for you to do this in >> mike: you know jack, i don't think there's any shortcut to the iowa caucus. i just believe that there is an expectatioiothat people have andnd it's frankly, , good one. that you're gonna go out and earn the vote. so, between may the 6th and today, we didn't just go through 99 counties. i actually held town halls in all 99 counties of iowa. and today, when we finished up in keokuk county, it was a wonderful reminder that, you know, this is a long hard process. but it's also wh

mike hydek. before we get to time saver traffic, we learned that prince william county schools are closed for the rest of the week. now let's get to larry miller with time saver traffic and a look at how bad things are now. larry? >> reporter: unfortunately, mike, it is still slow in many areas right now. again, we have the disabled tractor trailer, and that is expecting traffic on the outer loop of the beltway, the dulles toll road. a lot of look from the traffic land cam, it shows the delays associated with that disabled tractor trailer. and you can see here at seven locks road, this delay is extending for a while. commuters that have been traveling on the outer loop, have been stuck in traffic, for more than a half an hour. in which you can imagine, it is pretty frustrating. back to the maps right now, we are still keeping a close eye on how things are shaping up along a. again, snow removal projects going on throughout much of the dmv. and snow removal on new york avenue. the westbound side and bladensburg road. and again, to get some of the snow and ice off the lane, so you can get the full use of the lane. taking you down to some of the

. >>> buckle up, we all saw how vaughn miller and da marcus wear and tom bray dee, michael ohr, michael ohr and mike remmers up to the task, that is the toyota huddle on the 50, super bowl 50 nine days away. >>> make sure you watch 10 news to announce the winter of our daytona 500 give away. again, we are going to announce that winner tonight on 10 news at 11:00. >>> next, a scary situation continues to grow, homeowners >>> coming up tonight on 10 news watch undercover boss at 8:00. hawaii five-0 at 9:00. blue bloods at 10:00. 10 news at 11:00 with reginald round tree. >>> jerry seinfeld and senator rand paul. >>> new video tonight as the land slide continues to pretty huge problem. chunks of land are literally falling every week now, the latest was reportedly the side of a bus. now this all started just before christmas when that landslide forced more than 50 families to pack up and leave their homes, the barricades are still there keeping residents from going back. >> 2.5 hours to pack everything and go. >> homeowners fear they might never be able to go back since the last slide keeps getting wors

miller." i 'rmemder she would watch the show. >> tess yoe. >> hesked mike for help. can you help me, mike. >> for old time's sake. >> abe vigoda. >>> 4:51. ambitious new guidelines with doctors. >>> the 36-second video from oprah winfrey that sen >>> then we'll take a first look inside the impressive structure that will soon be bustling with commuters. wow, look at this place. you're watching "today in new 45 degrees. looking at newark airport. it's 4:54. wow. you say. >> i mean, it's like -- went back to 45 degrees. >> it's 45 degrees at this hour of the morning. that's pretty mild. yesterday we saw a lot of melting. >> yeah. >> upper 40s. today the temperatures may slide back down a couple of degrees from where they are now and level off in the low and mid-40s for the afternoon. 41 in morristown. poughkeepsie, newburgh, upper 30k. monticello above freezi ce. unusual in the mipds of a january thaw. fo sr today, clouds and sprinkles this morning. giving breaks to sunshine. cooler yesterday. still above normal. temperatures in the afternoon generally in in the lower 4

. >>> now, onto the broncos and von miller's agent has to be thrilled. the linebacker is an all-pro. mike has more in his notebook. >> reporter: there was a lot of talk today that the number one defense should have had more than one first all team selection. but instead the honor did go to denver's best defensive player and that is von miller. interesting that miller's 11 sacks this year were only the fourth most in his five year career. yet, he deserved this honor because he is the one guy opposing offense's game plan against. >> we led the league in sacks. he was the guy. he got a lot of sacks but he also got double teamed a whole lot. it really helped the overall pass coverage. >> it shows the type of defense we had. you don't get the players on defenses that are not good. we have a great team. >> reporter: as for the all pro team overall, some changes need to be made. it is ridiculous they gave an all pro award to a full back when not one team plays that position full time. it is also a joke the raiders i don't care what he says. mack isn't that good. former broncos coach john fox lik

miller. >> reporter: she did something out of sudden anger. she pulled over a police officer for speeding. >> mike car shook side to side the cop passed me so fast. i said what is the emergency? and i got upset. i started speeding up to see how fast he might be going and i stopped when i hit a deep. >> reporter: she put her cellphone on its -- stand and >> he has been driving recklessly and going about 100 miles an hour because i was going 80 and i could not catch up to him. >> reporter: she eventually caught up to him approaching i- 95 where she finally got the officer's attention. suddenly the familiar questions at the car window only the officer was not the one asking. >> i just wanted to know what's the emergency. >> i don't know how fast i was going but i am on my way to work right now. i don't believe i was speeding your opinion. i just want you to know when you pull over next to me i -- i thought you had some sort of emergency. >> you are speeding. >> reporter: the police director said in a statement they will have the officers communicate -- immediate command staff investigate the matter.

mike, this is it. i'm not waiting here in 12 degrees any longer than i have to. we brought chris millerom out of the cold, out into the cold. you are saving trees. this is crazy, mike jerrick telling us about how we had such a warm autumn and december, warmest on record, and it casino of confused the trees, didn't it? >> sure did. when you have roller coaster temperatures like that, it casino every freaks the trees out, and sometimes they start to bloom. we had a lot of trees that actually did go into not full bloom, but a miniature seasonal bloom, this is ex ample of one. >> what's this a cherry me? >> flowering cherry, and it did push some blooms. what can happen is those blooms will push out. then they will freeze when you get arctic temperatures like today. >> are these supposed to look like this? >> right now, this time of year? >> these are okay. over here we have some that have died off. so we have some necrosis in the tree, in other words, dead sections, and literally caused by inter cellular freeze. and why is that going to be straining phenomenon when we go to the warmer month

miller with that critical interception. biggest game of his life and he's talking to mike. >> we have to look ahead. i think to what they're going to face, a lot of people will be watching this next game, the nfc championship, because it seems like everybody has been talking about carolina being the cinderella team of the year. >> cam newton has become the most talked about player in the league. for all the talk of manning and brady, this really has been a spectacular year for cam newton and what he does on and off the field is very closely watched, closely scrutinized. a lot of meme say he's the best days. the opportunity to see him play -- >> there's brock. >> there is brock osweiler there, who has been nothing but class this season, whether he backup again. we all know that there's a use him in the super bowl. >> absolutely. >> should peyton fall susceptible to injury and you know brock will be concerned. >> the depth of this team, at least at quarterback position, talent. and people will be talking about the broncos' defense today. the broncos' defense critical for the win today. >> absolutely.

miller." >> save your money. >> reporter: vigoda was also the double-crossing "the godfather" until he was bumped off. >> tell mike to mind his business. >> reporter: vigoda also gained notoriety for not being dead. it was in 1982 that had a magazine declared he was no more. vigoda played it for all it was worth on late night television. >> come on. be here with your own kind. >> abe vigoda. >> reporter: he was also a favorite guest of the "today" show. >> thank snow and abe vigoda twitter feed even popped up with the sole purpose of reporting if he was dead or alive. it garnered 10,000 followers. he later appeared in a super bowl ad for snickers candy bars back in 2010 with betty white. they were both 88 years old. >> that hurt. >> reporter: born abraham charles vigoda in brooklyn, new york, his career spanned the stage, the screen and he died in his sleep in his daughter's home in new jersey. abe vigoda was 94. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> and that will do it for us on a tuesday night. >>> it's wednesday, january 27th and coming up on show show, "early today." we've got late breaking details. pulling out

so does mike and he gets defensive about it in his notebook. >> reporter: it is set up perfectly for von miller and the denver defense. almost everyone agrees the broncos have the league's best defense. now it is time to show it. the steelers are further the defense has to dominate. must dominate this sunday. >> protection start to break down and they have him. thanked sacked him. >> this game is too big for those guys to miss out. >> reporter: von has recovered from a bad batch of mozzerella sticks that knocked him out of practice wednesday. and defensive coordinator wade phillips has learned from the mistakes of the previous game. >> we have some secondary guys back. we have our secondaries back this game. and last game. and we are playing at home. so, you know, those two factors should help us. >> reporter: the broncos are wilt for low scoring games. they got mixed up in a shoot- out at pittsburgh last month and couldn't keep up. if they are going the get stamped as a great defense, they have to show it in the post season. >> mike, thank you. the broncos are a touchdown favorite on sunday as

mike hydeck. we start with a check of weather and traffic. larry miller has the morning commute.should be bundling up for the whole day. good morning. >>> good morning. we're not going to get out of the teens. when you factor in the windchills, feels below zero, especially south of hagerstown. that's where you could get frostbite if you're out for more than 30 minutes. temperatures are the coldest there. martinsburg 6 below. hagerstown 3 below. in washington we're all of 1 degree for the feels like temperature. you got to bundle up today. lots of sunshine and blustery again, into the 20s but i know, everyone wants to know about the storm by the end of the week. we'll get to all the details of what you need to know coming up in just a bit. larry, over to you. >>> looks like we have several lanes closed on i-270. this is southbound near montrose road between montrose and the i-270 spur. from our terrificland cam we can see the closures as well as those delays. that's the southbound side here. that is the accident. and you can see traffic brought to a halt at this point. so folks wi

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mike hydeck here. we start this morning with a check on weather and traffic. larry miller is covering your commute. howard bernstein will have the forecast in just a couple of minutes. we'll start though, with breaking news this morning at 6:00 a.m. ten american sailors detained by iran have now been released. >> they were taken into custody tuesday in the persian gulf after drifting into iranian waters. don champion has the latest. >> reporter: on iranian tv overnight, a top revolutionary guard general blamed the u.s. acting unprofessionally by drifting into the country's waters. he went on to say the issue is, quote, being resolved. ten american sailors were aboard two small patrol boats similar to this one when iranian authorities detained them in the persian gulf tuesday. the pentagon says the boats were headed to kuwait from bahrain when a mechanical breakdown drifted them into iranian territorial waters. it's not known whether any shots were fired. although iranian authorities accused the sailors of trespassing, the country's foreign minister personally promised u.s. secretary of state john k

mike hydeck. we're going to get to traffic in just a minute with larry miller.ith meteorologist allyson rae. we can talk about the forecast from yesterday that is still making an impact this morning. then of course there's the blizzard. allyson? >> i'm a busy person. lots to tell you this morning. yes, very problematic yesterday. it was only an inch. the timing, cold roads, untreated roads and you get those problems. we're still looking at icy conditions. take it easy. if you don't want to be -- if you don't have to be out there, wait till it melts. we'll get above freezing and see sunshine and it will be okay. if you're still seeing problems on the roads, tweet us. we need to know what you're moving forward, once we get all that cleared away, hopefully you can get some rest from your late night, we're looking at the blizzard watch for friday into saturday. warnings will probably be issued as we get closer to within 24 hours, maybe later today. we're still expecting a historic storm. we'll go through the details of what has changed, not much. >>> we just got a r

mike hydeck. >> i'm andrea roane. we start this half hour with a check on weather and traffic, larry miller is covering your commute.lert meteorologist allyson rae has more on why we need to bundle up and look for snow shovels the rest of the week. >> lots of winter weather to talk about this week. we said snow, not the next couple of days. enjoy the holiday, looking at sunshine today. it's beautiful, down right cold. very windy as well. it's 16. 16 winchester, factor in the winds, these winds. 30 miles per hour gusts, makes it feel in to the single digits this morning, if not below zero, that's the case tomorrow morning as well. teens for the feels like temperature this afternoon. talking about a storm by the end of the week. i will give you the details of what i know and don't know coming up. >>> earlier single tracking as well as delay tons blue and yellow lines resolved. everything is running on schedule. trains will be operating on a saturday schedule this morning. looks like the early morning hours are starting to work. mlk jr. avenue, between mall come x and howard road, closed, because of downed power lines

miller middle school at 8:30. because of the extra traffic surrounding those events, marshalltown schools will dismiss classes at 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. rick santorum, mike huckabee, marco rubio, ben carson, ted cruz, carly fiorina, and bernie state tomorrow as well. commute than normal. taking a live look at statewide road conditions. a lot of pink out there. that means a lot of completely covered roads. the blue areas mean partially covered roads. frank: the good news, most of that snow off to the east. some lingering flurries in a quick inch to two inches around the metro. off to the north, up around noon and ames, two inches estimated. newton, two inches. around 34 tama and marshalltown. winter weather advisory remains in effect until midnight. the snow system starts to push its way off to the east. through the overnight hours, cold and breezy. waking up tomorrow morning at 24. notice that wind chill, 14 degrees. not :00 a.m., 25 degrees. wind out of the northwest can gusts as high as 30 miles per hour. in the 8 day forecast. todd: new at 10:00, dirty dishes living room at the corner of east douglas and cambridge tonight. the neighborhood is just nor

mike hydeck. glad you're with us. we start with a check on weather and traffic. larry miller with the morning commute. first alert allyson rae has the details and the numbers. allyson, good morning. >> good morning. yes, we have two days to prepare for this. still 48 hours out. the storm really hasn't even materialized yet. but our confidence continues to grow, major storm possible friday and into saturday. here's the difference from yesterday. the timing has been pushed back a little bit. we're talking later in the afternoon for friday instead of friday morning. still you want to get your errands done on thursday. we'll see heavy snow late friday night into saturday morning. we're talking double digit snowfall totals for a good chunk of the area. we'll get to the totals coming up. here's your forecast for today. hey, we'll make it above freezing. that's nice. a few passing flurries will come on through between 6:00 and 8:00. just about a dusting possible especially for areas east of the district. >>> metro riders we have delays on the red and blue line. not exactly a metro meltdown but still a frustr