ms. horton standing by with more on what is going on up to the north. it was a snowy scene today in washington, d.c. you can barely see the nation's capital through the snow. the department of transportation in virginia asking people to stay home come off the roads. police responded to hundreds of accidents. roads will remain icy through tuesday morning. it's not just snow they are dealing with. very cold temperatures over the weekend. boston got down to minus nine. new york broke a record at minus one. 19 concorde. 28 in new york city. these are not anything like the record temperatures, but still cold enough to allow the snow to push in. east coast. freezing rain folly and portions of new jersey. weather advisories in purple. it does look like many areas in the northeast could still see one to three more inches of snow. luckily here, we will be warming up and clearing up. chris: tomorrow morning, clear sailing for a while. first, we have the sleet and freezing rain here. rain bathroom eleni's tennessee. severe weather hammering. -- rain back through t

ms. horton's class are presenting a project. they talk with family and neighbors about how life was different in the 50s, 60s, and 70s. >> they didn't have certain technologies that we take for granted just call somebody now or you can just swipe your card. whereas then you would have to count things out and go and send letters that could take days at a time to get to somebody. >> he had the records and no computers. and the phones had to be attached to the wall. >> you put it in to an 8-track player. and it would just play and it's by dennis yoes and it's a very good classic. >> by doing that, you are researchers and you are writing about history. >> tammy: they truly enjoyed it. they say it helped them to appreciate the things they had today, especially technology, of course. >> darcel: especially technology. that computer is wonderful. >> tammy: and the classics on the cassette. >>> the irs reports problems with its e-file system. >> tammy: how it's affecting your taxes. news 13 at 5:30 starts now. >>> a former personal train