to moderate rain is forecast to spread across most of the on sunday as a cold front moves in from northwest. gusty west winds will develop behind the cold front from late sunday through monday. dry and mild weather is expected to develop by tuesday through the remainder of next week. of protesters are expected to line the streets across the country for the third annual women's march. it began as a demonstration to protest the election of president trump. it has expanded to include women's health, safety, and social injustices. kron 4's sara stinson joins us now live in santa rosa where people are gearing up... for a day of activism. sara? thanks thanks sara. ( marty ) happening today...preside nt trump says he will make a major announcement regarding the shutdown. which is now its in its 29th day. the announcement fro

haine in northwest yesterday. we're told the 15-year-old victim is in serious but stable condition. >>> today, the kentucky school at the center of this controversial video recorded here in d.c. will reopen. classes at covington catholic high school were cancelled yeerday for security reasons. later this morning t the video is speaking to savannah guthrie about that confrontation wit native american elder during marches last week. he continues to claim he did nothing wrong. we'll have a preview of the interview in our next half hour. >>> we are working for you on the roads this morning as well. ve we've shown you the mas potholes and craters on theid memorial br. hours after our report here on news 4 today, crews showed up to try to get themfi d. now many of the potholes were patched yesterday afternoon. crews will be out again today to do more work on the memorial bridge. news 4 nicole jacobs will be back out on the bridge thio morning theck out the progress ahead of your morning commute. >>> it's now 4:36. findi

northwest winds at 12 now. that's nothing. once the sun com up, the high wind speeds aloft will be mixed down to the surface and so it's going to be a very windy these temperatures are as warm as we're going to be the rest of the day. temperaturoi will be the downward slide as we go through she remainder of the day. low 40 by noontime. mid to upper 30s by later in the afternoon and there will be a chance for a passing snow flurry or snow shower today as these streamers are comin right off e great lakes. not going to get any accumulating sno day. saturday night into sunday, that's another story. let me show you future weather for today first. nothing to worry about here this morning. any w precipitati get today, little passing snow flurry or snow shower won't a up to anything. here you can see on our high resolution forecast model, sit showing little hints of snow shower or two during the course of the afternoon. all that comes to an end sfter th goes down this evening. we'll be back to partly to mostly sunny weather for tomorr

our derrick ward live in northwest d.c.n dealing with people out there shoveling the sidewalks, and the plows are going by. what are you seeing out there, derrick? >> reporter: well, we can see e fruit of their labor. take aook. e last time that we talked these guys were clearing the sidewalk. theyovave cleared it and m on to the next project. this gives you a sense of how much snow we've got. l if youk here you can see wherege the rid is sort of. you know, at least a couple of inches, like you say we know that we're going to get at lea o for five inches, so this ntves you a good barometer of that. o look over at the roadways now. plow trains have been through here so you're kind of down tou pavementot completely so you've got to take care. people are moving a little too fa for my like, but, hey, who am i to say. just a guy on the side of road. tell you. what look at some videoha tt we saw from earlier today. from some of the neighborhoods where they haven't gotten to -- you know, where the plows haven' gotten there. we did

northwest, missouri avenue, between 9th a georgia avenue. and frederick, southbound 15, crash there blocking the left lane. >> thank you. >>hi t morning, plowing and shovel willing continue. as our region digs out from wis year's firter blast. with the government closed and no school, road crews in d.c. have a chance to make headway against the snow yesterday. the issue this morning w l be we're working for you with complete coverage on how the ice could impact your morning. >> justin finch is driving th ugh northeast d.c. now. what do thingli look ? >> we're in the area of northwest. a nice stretch here by florida avenue. we have been telling you, there havee been s dark spots and some shiny spots. areas that look clear but have that slush accumulation that can getun over and melted and become refrozen and be p ablem spot, perhaps the black ice. e neighborhood streets have been an issue o concern. they have a lot of ice buildup on them, in addition to that snow. and also, too, that the dewalks have not been cleared. that's beenn issue acros

the weather starting to change in the northwest, mind you. got a more active weather front to break some heavier rain into the northwest later, but it meets the cold air, meets the hills and we get some snow in the highlands of scotland. england and wales, a dry day with winds picking up. there will be some sunshine and still cold at about 5 degrees. that weather front sweeps down across the uk, some rain and maybe some sleet and snow over the hills. at the moment, it looks like it should clear away by the time we get to tuesday. leaving behind a northwesterly wind, some sunshine, some showers, mostly coming into western scotland and northern ireland over the irish sea into western parts of england and wales. there could be some wintriness this in those showers, some sleet and snow mainly over the hills and maybe some hail as well. temperature still struggling, three to five celsius. the weather front having swept through, then gets stuck across this part of the north sea as an area of low pressure looks like it should develop on it. that is

northwest winds will be rather gusty.et an inch to some spots as much as two inches of rain. there's already a flood watch issued for late tonight through tomorrow. so, heavy wind and heavy rains and strong winds coming our way early tomorrow. temperatures will fal t into th omorrow afternoon and highs in the 30sndn friday saturday. all right, let's go over to the glass enclosedenter and jack taylor. >> i guess we should just enjoy today for what it's worth based on tomorrow. 50 at the bay bridge. no vehicle restrictions but thag could c for tomorrow. so far so good now. no vehicle restrictions as i said. 17th street northwest remains blocked between c and e streets. southbound traffic diverts e. unfortunately the roadway is compromised. so with the emergency work zone, that will be closed until further notice. otherwise, on 49etween maryland and virginia, should be in pretty decent serpe i or outer look without delay early.i debrcollege park that was debrcollege park that was very quickly so you finally got fios, huh? ye

un and ulled out a opened fire in northwest. tonight, news 4's shomari stone wi the manhu to find the killer and what detectives are relying on to track him down. >> reporter: tonight, police continue to look for the suspected shooter in this case. hese shots rang out in broad daylight. people telling me they heard several shots fired. crime scenetape, homicide detectives, forensics, a polore departmentng another shooting in the district. >> we need the public's help on this on f >> reportest district commander morgan kaine told me a man fired several shots at 22-year-old devon williams. near these parked cards an m stre northwest and north capitol around 3:00 this evening. a nearby officer heard the shots, drovehe to scene, finding williams laying in the street. he was not breathing. medics drove him to a hospital and docto pronounced him dead. police say the shooting was not random, that the man targeted williams. mpd camera capturedt. the suspec >> we are actively seeking himw out no >> reporter: this is the 12th homicide thi

showers everywhere, but they will confine moser to the northwest through the day. but wind coming from the northwest could cost up to 40 or 50 mph especially around exposed hills and coasts. but even now, it is looking like a blustery day. temperatures on the mountainside. double figures for most places, just cooler across the north of scotland. looking ahead to next week you will notice the blue colours returning to the map. we have had fairly mild air in charge but gradually those winds will be turning into a more northerly direction. for the next five days from monday to friday you will notice a dip in those temperatures especially through the second half of the week. things gradually turning cold after next week. a return to overnight frost and perhaps a chance of some wintry towers too. bye—bye. —— wintry showers too. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11:00pm: the government announces further changes to the roll—out of universal credit, as four single working mothers win a high court challenge over the scheme. andy murray, one of britain's

we have some showers driven in the strong and deathly northwest, that one affected by the northwest andront which will gradually start to introduce some notably colder air to the far north of the uk by the end of the night. to the south, that colder air will continue to trickle its way south on the day on monday. quite a bit of sunshine, thicker cloud in the east for some time. some drizzly rain into northern ireland in western scotland. temperatures certainly down on the weekend, just 4 degrees and aberdeen. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8pm. 48 hours to the big parliamentary vote — theresa may warns mps a failure to deliver brexit would be "a catastrophic and unforgivable breach of trust in our democracy." meanwhile, the leader of the opposition, jeremy corbyn, spells out what labour will do if the prime minister loses tuesday's vote. we will table a motion of no confidence in the government at a time of our choosing, but it's going to be soon, don't worry about that. police question a man after 11—year old taylor schofield was killed in a hit and run collision

molette green is live howard university in northwest.s the first stop of the rolling food drive for furloughed workers. molette, good morning. >> good morning to you. today is the -- theis shutdown going on and we'll tell you where t go and get help. whur, howard university, hord students, football players have come out. the local service organizations, the aka's from zie beta omega chapter. so many coming together today and tomorrow to collect food and to help out federal government workers because we care, right? >> yeah. >> let mehow you. we're at the howard university administration building. we're going to be here until 9:00 in the mningnd then this food rolling stop will takt place the district building. the wilson building in downtown d.c. from1:00 to 2:00. that's the latest. we'll see you in the 6:00 hour of "news4 today." >>> all right, motte. see you then. >>> thanks. help for federal workers doesn't end there. >> eric bean mckay isn the autism spectrum and loves lidl peanut butter. the store promised him a lifetime supply if h

the showers coming in around scotland and northern ireland and northwest england.e sunny spells around, milder than it has been the temperatures around nine to 11 degrees, but to be fairly frequent showers, moving through saturday night and into sunday, we have another cold front that moves its way in from the northwest, a bit of isobars showing the wind ears bells of weather with a blustery feeling day on sunday with a mix of sunshine and showers for the most the northwest and the third of the uk again for the stop the more likely to stay dry. these are the wind gusts and some of those costs could reach a0 miles an hour. a windy day where ever you are in the sunny spells will be mild with temperatures between right around eight or 11 degrees on sunday afternoon, but as matter next week the mild air gets pushed away towards the southwest, and the wind sta rts towards the southwest, and the wind starts coming in from the north with colder conditions in the cards. here is the outlook for our capital cities. monday to friday, and you can see everywhere there's going t

eventually some were broken crowd coming into the far northwest of scotla nd crowd coming into the farn sunday i'm afraid if you w011 clout on sunday i'm afraid if you won the sunshine you need to be in the north half of scotland. should be some good scott —— sunshine here. cloudy elsewhere and dull damp weather across northwest of england and returning into northern ireland. the winds are light again but slightly milder air i think on sunday. not quite as cold, temperatures eight maybe 10 degrees around some western parts of the uk. it gets windy though as we head into next week, this deep area of low pressure swing to the north of the uk, strengthening the wins and eventually bringing some severe deals into the northern half of scotland. we will have some rain with that weather system as well, mainly affecting scotland and northern ireland as it runs southwards, rain tends to peter out and we get sunshine following into northern ireland and northern england and seven scotland the main feature of the weather will be the strength of the wind since he had some strong winds and the god d

those showers packing into the northwest.es again it is a very mild day to come on sunday but you will certainly notice the strength of the breeze. by the time we get to monday, high pressure starts to move in once again. from the west, that will ease those winds down somewhat. not as blustery through the course of monday. more such an offer and fewer showers compared to the weekend. cougar particularly around that east coast. breeze coming in from the north sea. we have rain on tuesday that could be persistent across scotland. here is the slow—moving front that will sit there all day. for some, heavy rain mounting across parts of scotland. but a dry story everywhere else was of temperatures in double figures across the board. wider winds further south. that front will bring that persistent rain through scott went on to overnight into wednesday this makes his way further krause —— south across the country. into parts of central england. followed by heavy showers. a change during the course of wednesday as that cold front make

last night, news 4 cameras filmed this bus getting stuck ih northwest gton. yikes. >>> team 4 has the winter storm and the rmafh. we're looking at snow totals and road conditions for you. melissa is going to join us in a moment. look athuck bell has a where things stand right now. >> good news is, the snow is quicy coming to a end. basically done across most of the area. there's lingering flurries out there, especially across prince george's county, calvert county, st. mary's county. the bulk of i the snow finally over, on what has been an overperformi m snowstorm. e the totals up on saturday morning 6 to 10 inches for the forecast. we should have gone 8 to12. was a solid 8 to 12 inches across most of the area. temperatures below freezing this morning. if it is wet, it isn frop solid this morning. be ready for a slippery start today. we'll get enough sunshine today to bringemperatures in t 30s. mid-30s at that, above freezing. with the combine of sunshine and above-freezing temperatures today, it will allow for a lot of successful melting. but another efreere

this is a look from northwest washington. some of you maybe have a footowf o shovel. if you didn't start yesterday, even roads that were pretreated may be a bit of a mess. m eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. if you don't have toead out, stay home here's a look at closures. >> d.c. public schools are closed. federal offices are closed.y emerge employees should continue to work. this does not apply togh furl employees impacted by the shutdown, who are in a nonwork status. >>> now, to schools in maryland. montgomery, calvert, st. mary's, charles, prince george's, annear del, and frederick schools are closed. >> easier to tell you what's open. in west virginia, grant, hardy, miner mineral, hampshire, morgan, berkeley and jefferson county schools are closed, as well. >> now we want to check with our team coverage. melissa is monitoring all of th them. >> chuck bell is here to explain what's happened so far. another round of way this weekend. >> i thought you were going to get throughhat whole list of closings. >> just barrel through. >> the 80s guy, the commercial, the wor

gusty west to northwest winds are expected from late this afternoon through much of tonight, especially near the coast. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of the week and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast. that is pelting the bay area this morning. as dave mentioned strong wind could be a major problem today. kron 4's sara stinson is in san francisco at ocean beach... how are the conditions there? thanks sara. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( marty )you can also download the kron 4 mobile app.. or go to our website kron 4 dot com to stay on top of the next series of storms. there you will find full forecasts... interactive radar. and you can also get alerts for your neighborhood. ( marty ) police are investigating a deadly shooting in east san jose. investigators say a woman was shot and killed in a home near clyda drive. that's near the intersection of dobern and jackson. police are still looking for a suspect and a motive for the shooting. ( marty ) happen

getting stuck on wisconsin avenue in northwest c. icy conditions out there tonight making it too dangerous for drivers and passengers. tomorrow buses will drive only along major roads so you can expect delays and increased wait times. as you hear amelia say, the driving conditions have been getting worse for many of you out there. >>ome areasot an additional 5 inches of snow since we last saw you. >> many of us have to get up tomorrow morning and head back to work. g yous as well. this is rockville pike in the rockville area. right here in thisstretch, it is wet. there's other parts here that are slushy. so it's looking pretty good in this area, and as you see, no traffic at this hour. so a lot of people are listening those warnings and staying at home, but many are concerned tonight. what happens when all of this freezes overnight? >> the dig out has begun. plow operators doing the work to clear s so businesses can reopen after the year's first snowstorm.nt montgomery c got hit hard. under a foot of snow in some places. here, condit

. >>> and i'm darcy spencer live in northwest washington, the federal government shutdow may be over, but free meals are still bei provided to furloughed workers. i'll have the story, ahead. > and an explosive situation at potomacmill incredible video to show you that shows how things heated up in the parking lot. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us on this saturday, i'o smith. this is the first saturday in six weeks that the federal government has been fully op ed. the partial shutdown is over and things here in our area are starting to return to normal. let's take a livook at the national mall. we'reur about an nd a half ago the national park service announced the national mall and memorialarks will resume regular operations tomorrow. starting on tuesday tourists will be able to visit the museums on the mall. that includes all of the euithsonian m and the national zoo. the national park service says all of their sites will have normal operations on tuesday as well. >>> meanwhile, furloughed employees preparing to rurn to rk don't know how long the government will remain open.

we're live in northwest. i'm justin finch, new 4. >>> despite the negative impact of the shutdown, the president is digging in. he says the shutdown will continue until he gets $5 billion for a wall along the southern border. yeerday, he went to t border and talked to victims of crime by undocumented immigrants. there's questions whether the proposed wall will wk. exclusive photos show a regular saw was able to cut through the prototype. the president says that will be fixed before the wall goes up. >> common sense. they need a barrier. they need a wall. if you don't have it, it will be nothing but hard work and grueling problems. and and death.and death. a lot of death. >> the president says if the stalemate continues, he will declare a national emergency and redirect already appropriated funding towards his border wall. >>> we'll havehe more on shutdown coming up throughout the hour. the nbcresources on washington app, if you're struggling as a furloughed worker. search shutdown. > we know that president tr

the drive from northwest d.c. to manassas, not too bad. the roads slick in some places, but traffic light to moderate. a lot of drivers out there taking their time getting around. we didn't see any spin-outs or crashes along the way. manassas city firee tells today has been pretty quiet for them. they haven't had any reported crashes witn the city. so a lot of people heeding the warning to stay home. once we got into town pretty quiet after that van came in earlier, the roads have stayed pretty clear. we saw few snowplows going by, working the streets. private parking lots, though, a different story.e thai restaurant clearing their parking lot nonstop. things are yslow, but t want to make sure customers who do get i get in safely. >> very slow. we expect tonight may be busy, c because somtomers just texted in and wecked, aree open. we said, yes, we are. we want to make sure we can feed you. >> reporter: and they actually are feeding people. we saw a couple of customers walk away with a big smile on their face. henow, as night moves on, obv

this one became stuck on wisconsin avenue in northwest.ho is goih to p a bus out of a snow ditch. >> nobody. >> the icy conditions made it too dangerous for passengers and drivers. today, buses will be limited to major roadsonly. and passengers should expect service delays and increased wait times. >>> if you head out, let us know what it's like at your home. this is look at pictures you've been sharing this morning. tag us in your post. if you haven't done it already, take moment to download our free nbc washington >> you will get weather alerts based on your location. and you can check o the latest updates from anywhere. what more could you want? what more could you want? >> what more could you want? >show of hands, who's a future comcast business customer here? i think we all are. yeah, definitely. sign us up. yes. two hands. two hands. yay. double hands. for a limited time, get fast reliable internet for $49.95 per month. just one more way we go beyond for your business. and now you can also enter for a chance to win $10,000 from comca

conversational flas flyin by and what will be a very strong northwest wind. we're in the mid to upper 40s around town now. but that again is as warm as we'll be. winds will increase by later on in the afternoon. winds wilbe gusting between 20 and 30 miles per hour. that will make it feel much colder. so temperatures will be in the 30s by the time you come home from work this afternoon and wind chills into the 20s. cold air is here to stay. update on the weekend snow chances comingup. >> thank you, sir. good news is you have temperatures above freezing our water main breaks on university boulevardeastbound, east of connecticut avenue between lexington and st. paul only one right lane getting by. they're hoping to have the roadway o completelyn by noon today. if this is a normal path of travel, be ware. 95 northbound there's a work zone. right lane is blocked, not causing a slow down at all. majordelays. hagerstown east on i-70 eastbound before you get to south mountain. there was a crash. the left lan is now getting by, but they're saying the rightde will rema

just a snow flake or two flying in that gusty northwest wind.ead and download your n washington app. we have a custom tailored storm team 4 forecast or follow me on twitter. weekend snow chances arrive here during the secondf h of saturday afternoon. best time to accumulate snow will be from sun down saturday up to mid afternoon on sunday. chances of an inch or more 80%. chances of 4 inches omo , 50%. chances of 8 inches or more, 10%. and may be climbing. we'll keep you posted on that. we still have five day before the first flake. gets he there's the ten-day outlook. most of the winter weather is focussed on the weekend but it will stay ond the c side through next week. now let's go over to jack taylor. >>> we'll start in virginia with our slow traffic on 95 northbound heang toward the truck scale but now what we have is our typical slow down riding up towards woodbridge. couple issue in the district, south capital street at i flashing traffic signal. police activity on l street eastbound one waylocked tween 15th and vermont and we have acciden

police tell us he was walking near first and trinityreats in northwest d.c. when gun fire rang out. w at 11:00, our darcy spencer talks to a witness who saw the violence unfold. >> reporter: the shooting happened at 12:30 this afternoon here on new year's day, but we are still seeing an increased police presence in this area tonight. a witness tells news 4 that the victim was heading here to jackie lee's restaurant on kennedy street northwest for lunch when the gunfire happened. police say the man was struck in the head and critically wounded and was an innocent r.bystan >> preliminary investigation indicates there were two groups that got into adispute. somebody pulled out a firearm during the course of that dispute. it appears that the victim in this case may have been an unintended target. >> reporter: police investited for hours, cleshgt collecting evidence in paper bag marking evidence, like this shell casing found near an alley victim fell. this is a commercial strip lined with small businesses. many of them were closed for the liday. while police haven't identified any suspec

weather fronts moving their way in from the northwest.be a spell of a little bit more wet weather on that weather system during the course of sunday. actually it is going to be a story of sunshine and showers. showers generally clear the way from southern england for the morning. more showers hacking into northern and western scotland. but elsewhere, a blustery but mostly dry day. and in the sunshine, it is turning during mild. highs up to around 12 degrees by sunday. bye— bye. this is bbc news, i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at 11:00pm: the car makerjaguar land rover confirms it is cutting 11,500 jobs worldwide, most of them in the uk. a slump in demand for diesel cars and a sales slowdown in china are blamed. at the very moment, the automotive industry, but also jaguar land rover, are facing unprecedented disruption on the geopolitical area, but also in the regulatory area. japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, holds talks with theresa may about trade opportunities after brexit, and says his country supports her eu withdrawal agreem

northwest winds, averaging 15 or 20 miles per hour or higher in spots. the windchill is at 1 below zero. thehill advisory goes for the remainder of the yomorning, ev is included in the advisory. tndchills will be below zero for most of morning hours and recovered a smidg in the afternoon. it's minus 9 in hagerstown. plus 1 in annapolis. and minus one int. mary county. current temperatures, clinton, maryland, 13. 10 in washington. dog-walking forecast, today's dog name, appropriate enough, chili map may chili. we should rename him frigid. put the g coats on today. highs only in the low 20s at most.ss me good morning to you. >> good morning. i love chili's name today. how appropriate. >>> taking a look athe roads. interloop before ananapolis on the outside. it's n causing a delay. 220 to the spur. same situation, nothing in yr way ther earlier roadwork is gone. 66 inirginia also looking good. in the southeast, we have this closure point. th is mlk jr. avenue shut down from a house fire this morning. >>> we're following breaking news out of southeas this mo

that looks to be the focus of wees, northwest and northwest b that's bringing in the colder air. 30s, 40s and 50s so the 43 with bolder creek at 42. cool air in place. mainly 50s on the temperatures. cold morning and sunny day. >> time 4:52. make sure you wear boots. coming up, what you need to know about the king's highs and some flooding in san francisco. . >>>the bald eagle flies down, checks out the fish, walks up and steals it. gone. meantime, two people in tennessee were arrested after 38 dogs were rescued from their home. animal control authorities say they got a call about loose dogs attacking livestock. when they went to the house they found 18 dogs in the house, 20 more in the nearby barn. the dogs were not taken care of and some were really thin. the couple who live in the home were charged with 38 counts of animal cruelty and the killing of livestock. >>>time is 4:56. we can expect more minor flooding around the bay area today as we head into day two of the highs. average e unofficial nickname tides because of moon and earth it caused the stronger than usual gravitational

right now northwest only 13 miles per hour. that northwest wind wl be 20 to 30 miles per hour later owday, tonight's and through the day tomo riding on that cold northwest wind down off the lakes, the great lakes, we are getting snow showers and occasional rain drops. temperatures are way above freezing. still cold enough to mix pockets of freezing air down. anything -- once it getsr clo to town it'll be a drop or two of rain. this is not a big impact for this. these are just these down winda sts that are moving in. as high pressure settles in, ths colder air m in as well. here's future weather that keeps that chanc of a snow flur or snow shower through the remainder of the early parts of afternoon. things dry utthereafter. temperatures have fallen in the 30s in parts of the shenandoah valley. still close around 50 degrees around town and into southern maryland. these are the final few hours of temperatures above average. it'll be below a and all the way through the weekend. tomorrow's high, onl 39 degrees with a gusting northw

you have to be careful, especially coming out of the northwest. the ridge is building but it's too far offshore. cloud cover is toppling over in the northeastern side of the ridge. flies right over us. within that, you can get light rain. that is what we are seeing sonoma county and napa county and north. is a ghost that they weaken. golden gate, bernice a bridge and north. 40s and 50s are the temperatures here. warm temperatures will be to the south. there's not much of a present. you can get some light rain the next thing you know, you have picked up a quarter or a half- inch. this is similar to north and drive southworth -- southward overnight in an will be the last rained for about a week or so. 50s for a few and 60s for many get a close and light rain. mostly cloudy for many. dry monday and tuesday in the some. >>> 5:19 is the time. there is a new scam targeting people looking for the perfect pet. coming up, many pigs are a part of this new warning. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that vo

the hole opened up at the intersection of 17th and d northwest. not far from the white house across from constitution hall. 17th streets between c and eve een closed as a result. the cause of that sinkhole is asill not known. >>> news 4 learned the recent frigid weather may have led not deaths of three peoe fairfax county. an 86-year-old woman at sunrise assisted living facility in reston diedhis past monday. she wandered outside and was found lying in thesnow. earlier that same day, a homeless man was found dead in an apartment laundry room in fairfax and last week, an 88-year-old woman left the brightview assisted living facility in great falls and was later founddead. police are asking all of us to keep our eyes open. >> folks need to watch out for each other, be observant to activity that seems spicious. if you see someone in distress, contact local law enforceent, escue squad. we want to check on people. three deaths is three too many. >> the sunrise senior living i facility sayis assisting with the investigation. >>> big changes you should k

northwest winds up over 30omiles per hourrow afternoon as well.and download the nbcin waon app. your custom tailored storm team 4 forecast in there and me on my social media pages for updates on this storm coming for the weekend. it's likely to hace ine during the second half of saturday afternoon. the most likely time to accumulate snow will be from sun down saturday up to about lunchtime on sunday. still a little too far out to guarantee an amount for anybody, but the chances of accumulating snow he gone way up. at least an 80% chance of an inch or more. n an up to at least a 50% chance of four inches or more and there is still some block ,uster potential of eight inches or mo but that is not all that likely just yet. i think most of us, if you're looking for the early call on amounts looking like 3 to 6 inch snow for most of us. fine odetails come over the next couple of days. but it's all about being back to the cold. jack taylor, let's get back to the traffic. >> in northwest l street eastbound which is only eastbound one way closed between f

still rain zipping down out of the northwest. looking there and there. >>> a tough road ahead for tesla, the company lanes to cut 7% of its workforce, what ceo elon musk had to say about why those cuts need to happen. >>> we will tell you my teachers in oakland plan to walk out of their classrooms and had to the streets for a protest and rally in just a few hours. >>> morning and thank you for joining us on morning sun 2. january 10, and i am pam cook. we have black and red going on. >> we do. good morning, i am dave clark. steve paulson knows about your mother for friday, it has been a long week for steve. >> rocking and rolling. >> we need the rain and snow, but it was a little intense. if you could take it down a notch. >> for you, pamela, anything. >>> still simmering to the north, cloudy and mild to the south. mostly cloudy saturday and one more system, one more front has to come in on sunday, that should give the rain for most, and then we get a break next week. you see cloud cover over top of the ridge coming down out of t

a cold northwest wind comes back tonight. we will be a whole lot colder the rest of the week. >>> trevor lawrence. >> you remember >> trevor lawrence. >> that's right. a freshman. even i know that. >>> still ahead, a surprise move by the governor of tennessee who granted clemmon see to a prisoner after stars like kimas kardhian, rihanna and lebron james called for her release. >>> have you felt your impact from your taxes to vacations, how you could beffected by the government shutdown.rs fi this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming up, sheinelle brings >>> coming up. inside the global sensation for millions working to organize their homes andlives. >>> you've got to hear the results of jimmy fallon's sing-off challenge to some of his favorite guests. he was really good. first your local news and weather. ♪ ♪ heard you had a hard day. i had a bad day too. i forgot my briefcase. there i was, at work... ♪ ♪ feed his kindness, where there's jif, there's love. feed his kindness, our because of smoking.ital. but we still had to have a ci

that's just what the winds are normally coming out of the northwest at. let's talk about these future wimu chills. ho colder is it going to get and when? i'm taking you just to about two hours from now, looking at feel-like temperatures closer to the singligits. very possible. as we head towards midnight, below zero. and look out to some of our outer suburbs, where we're seeing numbers down like minus 11 in gaithersburg. minus 15 will be the feels-like temperature in frederick county, maryland. a brutal monday, as well, with temperures feeling like the single digits throughout the day. i want you to stay tuned. here's why. we're not just talking adut this whill. i'll let you know when the winds are going to calm down, how long is the cold going to last, and could there be any ice issues hanight? all t and more. erika, back to you. >> thank you. >>> team coverage on this arctic blast. most of you stayed good idea there. but some did venture outside. news4's darcy spencer cght up with a few brave souls out on the national mall. >> repter: we're here dow at

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gusty west to northwest winds are expected through much of tonight, especially near the coast.vernight lows will dip in the 40s. daytime highs monday will see widespread mid to upper 50s. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of the week and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast. (justine) in butte county... the in butte (justine) coast. (justine) (justine) in butte county... the sheriff's office has issued an evacuation warning for the community of pulga due to the potential of flooding. officials say because of the camp fire, debris flow and soil instability is a concern. deputies say if you are in the area you should evacuate to higher ground as soon as possible. the evacuation warning is in effect until tonight at 9 p-m. (jr) president trump took to twitter this morning referencing house speaker nancy pelosi and how she asked him to delay the state of the union address until after the government is reopened. the president wrote" quote "nancy, i am still thinking about the s

northwest winds tomorrow, 20 to 30 miles per hour. the windchills a down near 30 degrees all day tomorrow. that's just the firstf several very blustery and cold days. highs in the upper 30s for thursday, friday and saturda saturday night into sunday morning, an increasing chance of accumulating snow. not aig b blizzard, jack taylor. >> nice to see a little bit of snow. nice weekend dthing. 't have to deal with traffic. if you're moving in virginia, loudon county, 15 betweenle burg and point of rocks. there is a diversion due to a crash that happened in the 8:00 hour, that have the road open by 6:30 or 7:00 this morning. we'll look at the woodrow wilson idge. no worries to speak of this morning. you'll find 66, riding east out of centreville, tall way to rosyln, without issue or delays this morning. we have a new crash in upper marlboro. sounds like 301 near leeland road. authorities should be on scene. >> thank you, jack. >>> still ahead, news 4 your health in fighting the flu. what you need t know about the flu shot and mist. >>> mah

that adirondack bus baselines tours bus crashed 20 miles northwest of newark.ne person pronounced dead at the scene and 20 others taken to the hospital in the crash. >> corey smith. thank you. >> aew spot for medical marijuana is up and running today. >> the lest footnote? d.c.'s growing marijuana industry. but there are plans to expand even further. mark reivers has more. >> finally medical marijuana has come to the other half of the city. >> district leaders were on hand today for the ribbon cutting of anacostia organics, a woman-owned medical marijuana dispensary in the heart of storic anacostia. >> sometimes we laugh and giggle about marijuana, right. b but it'sig business. and big business m that people can be employed. >> while mayor bowser was celebrating a medical marijuana store. she says she is moving forward with legislation to legalize the sale of recreational pot, legal to smoke in d.c. but not to sell or >> we think we have an untenable situation. it's really driving a lot of underground sales. we need regulation. and we -- we still expect to have

that's gone now. 31 with a gusting northwest wind. that will put temperatures down. 30 in leesburg. 29 in manassas when you factor in the winds, windchills have been driven into the mid and upper teens and low 20s. the windchills will stay below freezing all the good news, the sun will be back today. gusty northwest winds hold on ght to high-profile vehicle steering whls. the snow chances for the weekend, very, very high. how much snow we're going to get, obviously, the million-dollar question. today's snow chances are snow flurrs on the northwest flow. the storm will be waiting for us, coming out of the great plains. snow is expected to move in early to m saturday afternoon. steadiest, from sundown on saturday to lunchtime on sunday. the temperatures will be marginal. with temperatures close to the heavy, mark, this is a wet snow, than a light one. amount potentials, 2 to 5 from the european model. 2 to 6 on the american model. plan 2 to 4 incs acrosshe area, that could linger into your monday morning commute. needless to esay, we'll

and then the win come back around to the northwest and temperatures will fall fast. as you go out the door this morning, take that warm jacket and umbrella. you'll need both of them. for now the news continues. >> a partial government shutdown has entered its 34th day. tomorrow, 800,000 government workers were mark another payday without a >> we learned the gridlock is impacting the state of the union address. news 4's corey smith joins us ai th desk with details. good morning. >> good morning aaron and eun. >> the state of the union address was scheduled to bere deli next tuesday night. now we don't know when it will happen. esident fired off two tweets announcing he would put the speech on hold, ending a showdown with speaker of the house nancy pelosi. in his speech, t said as shutdown was going on, nancy pelosi asked me to give the state of the union address. i agreed. she thenhanged her mind. that is her prerogative. a econd tweet, he said he didn't want to look for another venue. all this started last week when spr pelosi suggested to the president that because

the northwest winds will average 20 and gust to 40 miles per hour or higher at times. hold on tight t your steering wheel and your small children. highs today, mid to upper 30s.

the northwest winds will average 20 and gust to 40 miles per hour or higher at times. hold on tight t your steering wheel and your small children. highs today, mid to upper 30s. snow chances for the weeinnd re really high. at least an 80% chance of an inch o and still, a 40% chance of 4

gusty west to northwest winds are expected through much of tonight, especially near the coast.rnight lows will dip in the 40s. daytime highs monday will see widespread mid to upper 50s. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast of the week and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast. (justine) stay informed on bay area weather with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... interactive radar.. and get push alerts when breaking news happens in your neighborhood. it's all on the kron-4 mobile app and at kron four - dot com. (jrstone) in national news tonight -- the senate's top democrat is predicting the president's proposal to break the shutdown stalemate won't pass the senate.(justine) today -- senate minority leader chuck schumer said that he thinks democrats will block the measure to give the president $5-point-7 billion for the border wall. the proposal would also extend temporary protections for some young people brought to the u.s. illegally as children and immigrants who fled

one month before the election, a ferocious storm tore through parts of northwest florida. hurricane michael brought widespread destruction, but it did not destroy the resilience and resolve of the people of northwest florida. to the communities impacted, we will stand with you to rebuild your communities stronger than before. to our veterans and men and women in our armed forces, florida values not only your service in uniform, but also, the contributions you make to our state. to our men and women in law enforcement, i will stand with you to protect our community. you put your life on the line in defense of others. you deserve our support, not our condemnation. to our local and federal law enforcement partners commit the state of florida will work with you to keep our people safe. particularly the safety of our schools. we must never turn a blind eye to those who represent a danger to our schools and community. we cannot sacrifice the safety of our people, at the author of social experimentation. we will stand for the rule of law, we will not allow sanctuary cities, and w

derrick ward is live out there in northwest. we s a lot of folks chipping in to do some work. >> reporter: indeed. they've been at it since before the sun cameup. now, fletcher's cove, of course, is an important and popular place. you can see the waters here. i'm told in the sprin prg, the d runs deep, and the angulares love it. of course, it is a force of nature, that you get the wood and debris spewed up from the river during rains andusually, here to use big machines to get this out of the way. wn, these h the shut folks have taken it on themselves to sort of do what the park servi is going to do. give them a can see s made. were just thrown about the cove, inhis area, when we were here early this morning. they plan to be at it into the day. these are all volunteersfr from nds of vetfletcher's cove and others that care about this area, care about beingwa a s of the river and of the cove itself. we talked to one of the guys that's down heree one of organizers, about what brings them out here so early on a day like th. >> well,

we have light rain this morning moving from northwest to southeast. so the northern part of our viewing area, our neighbors, will get the dryer air faster while the southern part will have it all the way through the morning commute. jump ahead to friday, we jump up the scale to 2 moderate. moderate to heavy rain strong, chance of thunder. 5:00 friday morning all is quiet. by 10:00 all of us receiving rain and it just continues during the afternoon. it gets even a little bit heavier during the evening hours. it will start to taper to showers saturday and sunday. your friday evening plans are going to be wet. sue. >> all right. take a look at the san mateo bridge where traffic is flowing nicely across the causeway and up towards the high-rise. no delays at this hour coming up on 4:55. across town, over towards san jose i should say, that's 280 with those headlights snaking up from san jose cords cupertino 880. sunol roadwork picked up. we had full freeway closure at the time. that was for roadwork and it was picked up. excellent news. slow traffic out o