disrupted, as the us president is engaged in a reportedly "extraordinary" diplomatic row with prince charlesys prince william and harry are to unveil a statue of princess diana in the grounds of kensington palace to mark the 20th anniversary of her death. the daily mail reports that nhs doctors have been advised in guidelines from the bma not to call pregnant women "mothers" because it might offend transgender people. and the telegraph leads with comments from the northern ireland secretary, james brokenshire, who tells the paper the system for investigating murders committed during the troubles is not working. so, let's begin, and we're going to start with the observer. all of the papers this morning reflecting on what donald trump has done. indeed. america is clearly on the brink of a precipice. we are seeing paranoia and fear of the kind that accompanied the internment of japanese americans in world war ii. what does it mean for britain? we've seen theresa may essentially cosying up seen theresa may essentially cosying up to trump in the hope that she might somehow provide sort of a const

suggesting here that prince charles would want to meet him.w that maybe prince charles might have said he didn't want to get involved with meeting president trump. he has refused to meet the chinese, for example, overheat their treatment of tibet. —— over their treatment. this is suggesting that trump wants the p°mp is suggesting that trump wants the pomp and circumstance and not to have any clash whatsoever. what will actually happen if they do meet and if other royal members who also meet him and may also have things they don't like about donald trump. it will be a fascinating thing which u nfortu nately we will be a fascinating thing which unfortunately we may not ever hear about. unless he tweets about it. let's move on to the sunday express. a story on page six. do about his policy, he took phone calls from various leaders including putin. the express is that reporting on this 15 minutes on the phone with putin. there have been questions surrounding trump's relationship with russia and the degree to whether russia had an influence on trum

but whilst prince charles has refused to meet the chinese on numerous occasions in the past, and whethernce william decide they have numerous other things to do and cannot be there... that might be... and what president trump can be persuaded to say on twitter afterwards as well, because there is protocol that you do not report on what is being said during royal conversations. someone will have to just take his phone away. let's return to the observer, potential for a grassroots labour revolt over brexit. this organised bya revolt over brexit. this organised by a grassroots group? it is basically saying the mps... some people have resigned from the shadow cabinet since jeremy corbyn posed his three line whip saying members had to vote triggering article 50, that there is grassroots group of members supporting that stands of people saying they cannot vote for brexit, and i suppose the interesting there is that corbyn has a lwa ys interesting there is that corbyn has always been sustained, not by the parliamentary party, but by his support at the grassroots level, so there is a suggestion,

prince charles blamed brexit that it wasn't picked up because everyone is obsessed with that.an the british people. one thing you can say, he has certainly right about wrong because now it is in the media and the report is being talked about and he has got exposure for it, so good for him. it is a little talked about subject, the persecution of christians, and it has been said for years, so good on him to actually push it almost to the front page. just briefly if you would, this is just the front page. just briefly if you would, this isjust the the front page. just briefly if you would, this is just the start, the front page. just briefly if you would, this isjust the start, is it not? the start of constant headlines about brexit over the next two or so yea rs. about brexit over the next two or so years. 0h, about brexit over the next two or so years. oh, yes, we have had it long enough and it will go on for as long as the can see. what next with the trump written relationship? obviously you two are deeply peta miss —— pessimistic about it. do you see the wheels falling off in

prince charles would always meet an incoming state visit.ed for this. it will be most unusual if it weren't and i think that buckingham palace and clarence house expect that to happen. again, you have to remember that just like his happen. again, you have to remember thatjust like his mother, prince charles is used to navigating the diplomatic minefield that some state visits represent. although he does have strong views on climate change and the environments, it is a matter of massive importance to him, but he's not the type of person to start lecturing anybody and certainly not aus lecturing anybody and certainly not a us president. he's always hesitant in putting forward his views, but i am sure that assuming donald trump does come and assuming that the prince of wales does have some contact with him that one of the things they will discuss will be climate change, yes. thank you very much, nick. in a week of anger and demonstrations, this was america's most elite, most exclusive, best—dressed protest. hidden figures, about three black fem

. >>> britain's prince charles believes the world is in danger of forgetting the lessons of the worldar two those word came during a fund raising event for world jewish relief charity in london. volunteers are working with people fleeing syria and seeking new lives in greece, turkey and uk. charity was founded in 1933 to support people fleeing persecution from nazi europe. >> the work of world jewish relief enables us to rally together to to what we can to support people practically emotionally and spiritually. >> prince charles also said he admires the world jewish relief charity for helping people regardless of their faith. >>> frightening scene in california's hollywood hills last night when mud and debris came tumbling down. officials say season's rain soaked the hills making them unstable. three homes were damage, mud also damaged power lines and buried at least one vehicle. neighbors say people living in the hollywood hills area know the risk. >> they built these houses on the edge and when we get rain we just had was so bad that it would just soak underneath and then under mine

there is a wind advisory in effect for howard, frederick, montgo prince georges, calvert, charles, and st. mary's counties from 5 am to 4 pm monday. wind gusts are expected to reach 40 mph, with some locally higher gusts. rain will come down heavy late sunday night and into monday morning. the heaviest rain looks to fall between 1 am-1 pm monday. watch for localized flooding especially in poor drainage areas. as the ground is very wet, and the gusty winds pick up, please be on the lookout for falling trees and branches. i think most of us will see at least .50"-1.0" but, by the time we get into tuesday some of us could have received 2" of rain. a rumble of thunder is not out of the question, but i do not expect severe weather to be part of this story. coming up. a computer glitch complicates the weekend travel plans for thousands of fliers. what you need to know-- before heading to the airport. marches protesting president-elect donald trump. protests took place yesterday in more than 600 locations around the world. officials say more than 400-thousand demonstrators rallied in new york

her marriage to prince charles was in crisis. not the best of associations for the son.ir own taj mahal moment. so, what has the visit here today meant to you? a beautiful place. stunning design, amazing. although there was no mention of his mother, it was the duke's chance to create some happier memories here. at home, the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harry continued to focus much of their time on the subject of mental health. they say they want to change the national conversation, and end the stigma that still surrounds the issue. it is now at the centre of their charity work. in may, they launched heads together — a partnership of different charities all working to provide the best support possible. a number of runners will take on next year's london marathon to raise money for heads together. in a video to promote the work of the new partnership, the royal patrons explained its importance. mental health is just as important as physical health. we can all play our part, by talking and listening to each other and helping each other find support. let's get o

the uk parliament to ban him from having a state visit to the uk where he meets the queen and prince charles are saying he can come as head of state, just not for a state visit where he gets treated to delights at buckingham pal has. >> a lot to watch for the opening bell today, cnbc's steve sedgwick, thank you. >>> after a shove on the ice is it too late to say story to justin bieber? >>> s.a.g. award winners speak out against the immigration ban. per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper whonly new alka-seltzer plus t want powerful relief. free of artificial dyes and preservatives liquid gels delivers the powerful cold symptom relief you need without the unnecessary additives you don't. loudspeaker: clean up, aisle 4. alka-seltzer plus liquid gels. these numbers are off the charts...this? sir! what's the status? there's a meteor hurtling towards earth. how long until impact? less than a mi

story has a different twist on what we hear from donald trump and immigration policy, suggesting prince charles head—to—head in a row over climate change. the president will not take a lecture from the prince, it said, but of course prince charles is very active and vocal in the field of climate change. the front page of the sunday mail has a story that i can't find anywhere else in the papers. they say new nhs guidelines issued by the medical associations suggest you shouldn't call pregnant patients mothers. they say it is in order to avoid offending transgender people. more on immigration policies here on the observer. called —— global furious. we know a judge in the us has now granted a stay on some of those deportations. " you see the grassroots labour revolt, suggesting jeremy corbyn faces a serious revolt over grass roots jeremy corbyn faces a serious revolt over grassroots supporters who initially backed him as leader but they say there is now a growing crisis over brexit. we will be talking to an american political expert over donald trump's new policies and the effect they may have. th

and they have consulted prince charles and the queen about this, and they are fully supportive.the central part of the commemorations marking 20 years since diana died this year. you have had some fantastic royal scoots over the last few years. congratulations. what themes will we be watching with the royal family this year? at the moment the headlines are focusing on the state visit which could prove diplomatically challenging because as we all know president trump's opinions on climate change and refugees, as we have seen in the last few hours, a very different to that prince charles and the younger royals. everyone has their eye on prince harry and meghan markle and where that relationship might go. we have the commemoration of diana's death and the queen and prince philip their 70th wedding anniversary. camilla is turning 70 later in the summer. it will be a busy royal year, which is great for people in my position career—wise! no time to catch your breath. it is lovely to talk to you. the royal editor of the sunday express. not one to go until we know the winner of the aust

prince charles is a champion of climate change. donald trump does not believe in it.a. no, he said it doesn't exist. it is not happening, you know? it is a plot by china. it will be an interesting meeting. let us move on. i was struck by the daily mail headline. cut out your sexist chat, mr president. first of all, i don't know how much of it is too much imagination or wishful thinking or whatever, but i don't know if she can. if she does, good. but do you really think that the first meeting, and they will curtail to him because of this trade deal, that she is going to say that? i doubt it.|j hope so. if you are a grown—up place with a bully who is offensive to women, she should walk into the room and so, please don't do that. can i point out, he got half the women's bob. that is why i am fascinated by the headline. the mail on sunday is not a champion of women's rights, shall we say, as a title. but it does have a lot of women readers, so they clearly think the readers are offended by trump's sexist insults. whereas as you say, a lot of women in america when so offen

the state visit, is already been suggested that donald trump does not want to bump into prince charleslimate change. if you were foreign secretary still, what would you say? first of all, the prince of wales does not lecture anyone. he has opinions and i can't think of anyone who is more courteous and polite. i'm sure president trump will be happy to meet the prince of wales in the same way he would be happy to meet the queen on the state visit. malcolm rifkind, thank you for joining us. thank you. the former labour leader ed miliband has said he is going to ask for an emergency debate on trump's invitation this afternoon. i believe rolling out the red carpet for president trump is wrong. this ban will make the world a more dangerous place. he needs a strong response from britain and that is to say that this cannot stand. of course president trump can come here, but not whilst the ban is in place. i will be calling later this afternoon for an emergency debate in the house of commons on president trump's ban because i think it is right that the house of commons speaks with one voice and

. >> prince charles is saying, you should not forget the lessons of world war two. >> the lessons of the last war are in increasing danger of being forgotten. >> the foreign minister is iran is retaliating saying americans will not be allowed to enter the country. >>> former president obama spoke out for the first time since president donald trump took office, he said he supports the protests against the travel ban, in a statement, a spokesperson said former president obama disagrees with discrimination based on faith or religion. the said there is a difference between president donald trump's ban and president obama's action in 2011 slowing down visas from iraq. >>> how do people that supported president donald trump feel about the executive orders. >> we have a problem with islamic extremism and people that want to do harm to our world. i support the travel restrictions. >> reporter: this woman moved to the united states from india when she was four. now she is defending president donald trump's immigration order against protestors. >> if it was a muslim ban we would include countr

this is bands of blue, a little bit more prince georges county and charles county. winding down west of 95 and some areas an inch or some take a look at your feature cast. notice as you head west we are generally done with the snow for now but a little bit more off to the west. it starts to get out of here by 6:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. generally done. snow showers will continue through the maryland panhandle then by 1:30 p.m. another band of snow showers, light but pockets of heavier snow showers within those. another burst later on this afternoon. i want to monitor the roads, and melissa, you are headed over to where i just pinpointed 301 where some of those snow showers are heavier. >> that's right alison. right now we are just crossed over into maryland from dc on branch avenue, i want to show you what it looks like out the dash cam. we've got snow that is falling but the snow is melting on the roads because they pretreated the roads, ground temperatures are warm enough. on the sides, it looks like a winter wonderland outside. we have already got more than a coating. bi

bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >>> well, prince of wales is releasing a book on climate change, prince charles co authored the book simply titled climate change with an environmentalist and climate scientists. he says natalie beginners guide is an attempt to answer questions and give people basic scientific information on the topic. he hopes readers around the world, especially those in the united states, will take the time to read it. >> it effects what they are and i hope natalie book will find readers, who might wraps be skeptical about the need for decisive action, will nonetheless be willing to keep an open mind. >>> they will be discussing strategy, with president trump , tomorrow help he visits the city. chris stigall of talk radio 1210 wpht is joining us from the retreat in center city to talk more about it. thanks so much for being with us, you know, i want to start out with the relation hip between congressional republicans and president trump, because, this is a different scenario then we have seen in the past when a party is in power, and then they have the president in the executi

he was the man behind the investiture of prince charles at caernarvon castle. it goes on and on. 20 years. new research by the institute for fiscal studies has found that one in five low—paid men between the ages of 25 and 55 now works part—time. that means wage inequality for men has risen over two decades, but for women — it's the opposite. 0ur personal finance correspondent simon gompertz reports. it used to be mainly the fate of women to work part—time for low wages. now, increasingly, it's men like declan. he's found a london job delivering takeaways on his bike, using his spare time to study, but it's hard. if work doesn't go well one night, you have to rearrange your plans so you work another night, and you don't particularly feel like you are of any value. you do just feel like a piece of meat, really. the food business, shops, security, all now looking for flexibility like declan is providing, and not necessarily full—time. for decades now, we've seen the pay of women workers held down by casualisation, by short hours working, by part—time working. and we are beginning t

the students actually alreadyley had to the day off. >> prince george's countyince charles county andhools delayed twools do hours. the complete list of rogs and delays is scrollingays on the bottom out of yourtom out screen and updating at fox5dc.com. >> we have the team in place.pl. erin of course is talkings about the roads this morninge rr how things are shaping up for ur the morning commute and mikeinge thomas is talking about thiskini burst of snow that camers through in thet ofweak hours.kr mike we'll start -- wee hours. u mike we'll start with you.ith y. >> the burst of snow has moved e across the bay already.alread still light snow left across prince george's county georg portions of southern maryland m up through anne arrundelardel county all very light snowli this mornghing.ning. that's not accumulating to too t much. we've started to see our next system push out of thestem p mountains much maybeus a quickik burst of heavy snow in thatow front royal but that's a smalls little snow flurry that's sno going to be pushing its way in our direction later.e pur. again its just sno

the collection also includes a signed christmas card from prince charles and diana and their infant childrener the last few days. a new uk ambassador to the european union has been appointed and welcomed by both people on both sides of the debate. let's talk about sirtim sides of the debate. let's talk about sir tim barry with iain watson, who has probably had a drink of water. —— sir tim barrow. tell me about tim barrow. i was before my moment struck! he's a career civil servant, he had worked with other foreign office ministers back in the conservative government in the 19905, conservative government in the 1990s, he's a former ambassador to not just russia but 1990s, he's a former ambassador to notjust russia but the ukraine, so he is seen as a tough negotiator and in addition to that he is welcomed by many conservative brexiteers but nigel farage, the ukip formally there has suggested he is simply another knighted career civil servant. many civil servants will be delighted, they were worried about impartiality because of calls from people in the leave campaign to get like a businessman o

and in maryland - prince george's and charles county schools are also opening on a two hour delay.inter for the dmv. - isolated slick spots early; otherwise cold & breezy - few sprinkles tomorrow & wednesday - quiet rest of the week (40s) - watching sunday into monday (wintry mix possible) today: mostly cloudy and cold. breezy. spotty pm sprinkle. highs: 36-39 winds: nw 5-15 g 25 mph tonight: partly cloudy and cold. lows: 23-29 winds: w 5 mph tuesday: partly sunny. milder and breezy. sprinkle possible, mainly north. highs: 48-52 winds: sw 10-20 g 25 eileen toss to johnny johnny toss to breaking right now in montgomery county. a rite aid pharmacy - held up for a second time in less than week. police say overnight a suspect the store on east west- high highway in silver spring. this is the same store where there was an attempted armed robbery just last thursday. on that night, two other cvs pharmacies were also hit. police have not said whether this incident is connected to last week's robbery spree. we'll stay on top of this story and bring you any new developments. jummy- back to y

winter weather advisory southern montgomery county, howard county, charles, prince george's, arlington, fairfax, everywhere and purple. maryland, st. mary's county in delmarva, under a winter storm warning. that is where we expect the heaviest amounts of snow for a.m.,omorrow coming 8 most of us around the capital beltway will be looking at light snow. the snow tapers off as we move into the mid afternoon. by the time the sun sets tomorrow, it will be blustery and cold with windchill factors in the teens. futurecast, the system further to the west. we are right on the edge. county, likely to see a lot more snow than montgomery county. in a huge difference distance, but a big difference in snow totals. this moves out late saturday. then we look for improving conditions, but it will be very cold sunday morning. tomorrow, light snow over the district, heavier snow southern maryland. it continues most of the morning. as we move through the afternoon, the system moves outcome a good deal of sunshine to the west, garrett county, allegheny county, washington county, frederick, hardly any snow

prince charles becoming a royal pain for the white house?ot lecture president trump about climate change during his visit this summer. prince charles has been leading the british effort to save the planet. >>> and mr. clean is getting a little dirty for his first super bowl commercial. there♪ ♪ >> sarah? cleaning up? ♪ ♪ ed: yes, that ad, the cleaning supply pitch man doing a little sexy dance while he cleans the house. who better to talk about a sexy dance than joe piscopo -- [laughter] our old friend joe. clayton: i don't know about you, but i'm going to go home and start cleaning the house. ed: what kind of ad is that? >> do we have to go there with mr. clean? he was so wholesome, what happened? abby: the only thing sexier than seeing your husband clean is doing a sexy dance. i mean, i love it. [laughter] >> two of them with a mop. clayton: joe, saw we lost our -- have we lost our sense of humor? jerry seinfeld tweeted that -- his show, very popular internet show, comedians in cars -- >> getting coffee. clayton: so louis black, he tweeted

there is a wind advisory in effect for howard, frederick, montgomery, fairfax, d.c., prince georges, calvert, charlesd st. mary's counties from 5 am to 4 pm monday. wind gusts are expected to reach 40 mph, with some locally higher gusts. rain will come down heavy late sunday night and into monday morning. the heaviest rain looks to fall between 1 am-1 pm monday. watch for localized flooding especially in poor drainage areas. as the ground is ver >> you know you put jesse up to thafrjts caught on camera, the divorce attorney hip nicing his clients. the big stink that put him behind bars. >>> big weekend in washington for the trump family. we have an inside look at the new trump white house. >> anchor: good morning, washington. i'm melanie hastings. it is a wet morning out there. let's get to the forecast. here is brian van de graaf. >> reporter: good thing, temperatures are too cool. 47. when you factor in breezes it adds a chill. we have a wind advisory in effect until 5:00. gusts, 35, 45 miles an hour. 33 miles an hour downtown. stronger to north and east. this is a storm system churning down to the

thomas: the famous charles prince quote, who was running citibank at the time, and he said, "when the is playing, you need to get up and dance." so when every other major bank is doing this and earning incredible quarterly profits, that the shareholders are celebrating and the board of directors is applauding, if you're the guy that stands up and says, no, i will behave sustainably and we will not do that, that becomes professionally risky. we got into a very short-term loop. there were banks that did the right thing. jpmorgan did not get anywhere near as caught up as other banks. and at the time, no doubt their ceo was looked at as being stodgy. michael: could we have foreseen it? yeah, there were a lot of people that saw it. but who is going to stop making money because you're going to make too much money and you will collapse. stop selling your product. stop taking that job. sell your house for a lower price, because if you sell at a higher price, the next person has more leverage built in, and it is more dangerous. we wanted everybody to have a mortgage, whether they could afford

mary's, charles, even prince george's county, running on a two-hour delayed this morning. you've got the total list of closings and delays at the bottom of your screen right now with coverage continuing with -- ok, we will get to john gonzalez and a bit, first we will get to veronica johnson. veronica: 30 minutes of a winter weather advisory and after that we could see a few light snow showers here in their hanging on for just a little while longer. thata look at the roads, really is the story. for quite some time, the snow getting started at around midnight for most people. wind, that's one of the weatherbug sites. live information right now, the big winners for areas like opal, stafford with about two inches of snowfall. kids at the bus stop this morning, know that we are seeing a handful of delays right now with temperatures ranging from 29 to 34 degrees this morning. could be some icy patches until about late morning from the temperature gets above freezing. i think that this evening we could see the refreeze, but what a difference from last year. just under anl, inch

prince george county waking up to drizzle and anne arrundel and charles and calvert erin west loudoun south towards prince william dealing with drizzle. early this morning. couple more hours we'll start drying things out here i'll leave it in for the bus stop forecast. 32 to 34 degrees. with the winds feels five after school a little better. breezy this afternoon. 44 to low 50s down south and west of d.c. for after school hours. quick look at 7 day forecast. 49 daytime high in washington. tomorrow by far best way day of week get out and enjoy it stronger cold front on thursday and that brings in cooler tem you're as we head to the weekend. friday, high of 45. saturday high of 44 and sunday 45. so temperatures must closer to where they should be this time of year. by the time we start the next workweek it could be each talking about wlitd stuff coming down. maybe a few snow showers monday. right now not a big deal. we'll keep our eye on that. that's a check of the forecast. let's get up to caityln roth who is filling in this week. >> i'm dressing white trying to channel the snow shower

of that, the winter weather advisories issued overnight and tomorrow for anne arundel, prince george, calvert, charles, northern virginia, spotsylvania. these are the winter storm warning from to virginia and north carolina and over on the eastern shore as well. the warning areas could be snowfall. a sharp cutoff between a little bit of snow and a lot of snow. flurries reaching ground right now on doppler radar. let me show you the breadth of the storm. a lot of rain, snow and ice. this is all sliding to the northeast. we will be on the northern fringe of this. at the same time the storm developing strong northerly winds will develop. this could help us. if the winds are strong enough, long enough it could keep the snow farther south. but right now 6:00 in the morning, here is the edge of the snow line just south of the district. it could creep northward for a while during the mid-to-late morning. right now we think by early afternoon we should pull to the east. the gusty winds and the cold air will continue. as a result, here is what we are calling for. north and west, flurry or two. city to south an

parts of charles county, prince georges county and continuing up north near baltimore. that's where we have light rain shown by the green here. it is mainly moving from west to east, but we are more showers up to our west and down towards our south. it will not be a washout of a morning commute at all. i think we'll have showers around for part of the area. but in the higher elevations, a wintry mix developing right thou area is close to 50 degrees. as we go towards 8:00 a.m., a chance of a shower. overall, things will be drying out by noon. 55 degrees and windy. but a drive dry evening commute. let's check those roads this morning as far as that rain is concerned. good morning, jack. >>> good morning. we've got building issues right now. a lot of activity on the inner loop of the beltway. chopper 4 is flying over our accidents. we have two of them right now. the express lanes are closed because of a crash on the inner loop of 123. main lanes, accident activity at the dulles toll road blocking two left lane. this is fits and stops coming up north from 66. the crash that

just to the south through prince george's county and charles county, southern maryland and the northern neck, a little ice, but mainly rain in that area. out towards the blue ridge, we're talking about a like a freezing rain event. if a lot of people are headed out skiing, doesn't look like the best conditions on the slope as it is going to be a little ice mess. not only on saturday, but we could have freezing rain on sunday and also into monday, martin luther king, jr. day. again, temperatures are going to be around 40. of course, saturday is a weather alert day. we're going to keep you updated on that. but most likely moving in during the morning time and continues throughout the day. amounts are light, but enough to cause problems. dry on tuesday. look how temperatures go up through next week. >>> it is a favorite in america and even bigger hit in italy and it's a legend in pat's pantry. but there are concerns that an ingredient in nutella could cause cancer. which is a main ingredient in the spread. european health officials say chemical changes during refining could create a carcin

seeing them come in from northern virginia, through areas of the district through prince george's county, and just missing charles county on the northern end there, and here we are in dc, and off in alexandria and off to springfield now to upper clinton and upper marlboro. the east, northeast at 45 miles an hour. even northern calbert seeing that. fairfax down into dalecity, and around the stadium, and manassas, you're dry at the moment, but showers out of loudon, and they are widely scattered, moving to western montgomery, down to rockville and the 270 corridor, and back here marshall to upperville into areas of western loudon and back to middleburg. the temperatures middle 30s north, and they have not moved much from earlier this evening, an the low 40s. washington, and now turning off for the night, 41, and feeling like 36, and light rain at the moment, and the cold is all up in northern canada and northern and western alaska. that's a minus 41. some windchills are minus 60 category in western canada, 30s and 40s here. the arctic air will stay up there as the storms continue to come on upshore, and bottling up

area but prince george's county we're still seeing some of that snow falling here. even near annapolis and charles, st. mary's county, this is where we're seeing some snow falling here. temperatures right around freezing so in some cases it's melting and the roads are just wet but there are some areas where it is still sticking. the cars are coated this morning. temperature wise, right around freng degrees. 32 degrees in the district so we'll be watching this closely for you but we do have a new crash this morning. >> inner loop here just after river road. we do have a crash there. it's probably giving a little warning on the sign here. take a look there this morning. that could be causing some slowdowns. two problems on 95. southbound 95 at fairfax county parkway, two car crash in the left lane there. rest of the beltway looking quite good. we'll have an update on all of it coming up. >> our team coverage continues on this weather alert day. >> justin finch is live for us on the roads this morning. how's it looking where you are? >> reporter: good morning. we're on route 1 going north and we've h

prince georges county. in hont gomry county, the graduation rate is 89.83%. that's a slight increase. charles county, 92%.ere is some bad news, though. frederick county saw a drop in graduationing rates. they're at 92% down from 93.4%. back to you guys in the studio. >> megan mcgrath, thank you very much. >>> we all probably know somebody that's struggling to pay off students loans. the debts can be crippling. that was the case for this student, matt portwood who took out a $41,000 loan from navient. after he couldn't make the payments any more, the interest rate jumped to 21% and he now owes nearly $130,000. portwood says navient never told him that the interest rate was going to go up. navient declined to comment. that company provides services for one in about every four student loan borrowers in this complaints, the federal government filed a lawsuit against the company last week. >>> more than 8,000 teens are expected to come through the eagle bank areen ma at george mason university tonight for the 12th annual life is very good prayer ask rally. this is a prelude to the anti-abortion life march tomo

but charles county, calvertal county parts of prince george's county, anne arundel county keey closeatin kind of thing for potential forl some accumulating snow tomorrow. 20s around here this weekends we cold for everybody.verybody. anything that falls from the sky tomorrow will arrive ihant ther of know flakes.now flakes. it will be all snow with niceith warm up next week.t back if the 50s by next n wednesday and thursday.and ursd. guys, that's weather update.th moreomining up.at back to you. ba >> all right. thank you very much, tucker.you it is 8:49 right now.it is 8: rn how about this? out hollywoodlo right now -- now >> literally rolling out the red carpet.rp >> they are rolling out the rede rpetet. the ladies who are in this who picture first of all 74th glomm den globe this weeks.obe ks jamie fallon rolling out the ree et.pet. had little help this year theree is not one miss golden globe asa apparently she's known there are three miss golden globes.n sophia, sistine and scarlet sca stallone. al yes, the daughters of acto dau still investor stallone. how about that? >>ant ant t

see a little batch there right through the city and then stretching down into parts ofaro prince george's and charles a pretty strong northwest e flow there may be a few additional snow showers a couple flurries out there again i thint as far as any accumulating snoww those passed by early this ts morning.morn here's your forecast for theaste rest of your day.ay we'll keep it cloudyloud temperatures in the mid to upper 30s.30s few peeks of sunshine with windw chills only in the upper 20s and low 30s.w make sure you are dressed dss appropriately when you go out th sweep the sidewalk a little lit later this afternoon.r this aft all right. al that's a weather update, guys. i'll toss it back to you.k to y i'm very curious to see whoho wisdom and steve pick outk o foreman crush monday.sh mda it's obvious on the screen right now, tuck.. i'm just saying. >> aww. >> you're lobbying hard. your lobbying efforts are worth itar says the man who pla for teacher for his own weather teaching secretaries. secre first up hollywood's best bt shining bright last night's sags awards but the award ceremonyy almost over s

charles colgan a democrat who represented prince william county tied tuesday in hospice care.e was first elected as state cent senator back in 1975 and retired it at the beginning the last year. maybe you have a s he founded colgan air. he was 90 years old. >>> in news 4 your health, there is a good chance many of you are resolving to eat healthier in the your year. what is the best option? a new study found the med med ter mediterranean die the helps prevent brain shrinkage. and u.s. news and word report ranked the dash diet best, that also rich in fruits and vegetables with lean proteins and low fat dairy and that aims to lower hypertension. you can see the video of an expert on our app. >>> and a new procedure could hope hoep ffor recovering strok pictures. the procedure is called deep brain stimulation or dbs. it involves implanting provide small electrical pulses in an effort to help patients regain control over their movements. after several weeks of recovery and rehabilitation, doctors will turn on the dbs device and continue to monitor the patient for movement. >>> and

your kids do get to sleep in in fairfax county and prince george's county and prince william's county. we want to look at charles, st. mary's out in maryland, also on a two-hour delay out there. here's the last batch for you. allegheny county and fredericksburg schools, those are all looking at two-hour delays as are hardy schools in west virginia. these are running at the botm to have your screen and we are always updating it in our app. >> thank you. and prince william is already closed for students today. >> and what is happening out there weather wise and are we going to see more problems? >> yeah, a little bit. not a whole lot of snow, but certainly the continuation of a little light snow in and around the city and as a result, a whitened ground for many. got this great picture from maria in bethesda. a beautiful coating there. our washington app has a complete up to the minute status report on each and every school district across the area. but just a little light snow out there for now. for the weather head lines, light snow coming to an end. there are two or three inches down to the south of the city dow

. >> maryland prince george's geos county charles county, calvertrt county and saint mary's county schools are all delayed two hours complete list of closingsi and delays scrolling along thesc bottom of yourro screen updatinn on foxdc.com..c >> let's get to tucker right not get a check an what we canhawe n expect as we can wake up withp w little give bit of snow outbit there. >> from coating to an about an inch. inch. things are winding down herere d pretty quickly.etty quickly. you can see we've got a few additional snow bands out to the west. as far as accumulating snow ino think that's generally east ofaf the bay at this hour.our. there's a live look at storm you'll be able to see the quickk movement. yeah, between about midnight and three, 4:00 o'clock in the i t morning the snow moving through. temperatures full len back to lo the freezing mark.ng mar of the area at or below 32.elow3 there could be a few icy spots o most of your day will be partlyl sunny. breezy and cold and we could sed a few additional snow showers oo a few snow flurries but again, , anywhere between a coating to ao

charles colligan has died. he passed away at a center. he was 90. he represented prince william's county from 1975 until 2015 when he retired. he was called a champion for the people of prince william's county and the entire commonwealth. >>> president-elect donald trump now says he will not reveal anything about hacking today or tomorrow as he had promised over the weekend, but late this evening he did tweet a date for his first news conference, january 11th in new york city. a short time later trump announced he is scheduled to meet with intelligence officials on friday for a briefing, but in the tweet, he took another shot at the u.s. intelligence community using quote marks around the intelligence, and he said the briefing was delayed, and perhaps more time was needed to build a case. very strange he wrote. >>> several local restaurants are coming together to donate some of what they earned to charity during inauguration weekend. it's alled all in service, and we spoke with the general manager of marvin restaurant in >> one of the great things about the hospitality i

charles "chuck" colgan died. he was 90 years old. he represented prince william county for 40 years and the founder of the regional airlines, colgan air. >>> the associated press reports omarosa is expected to join trump's staff. she rose to prominence during season of "the apprentice" and one of the most prominent african-american supporters of trump's campaign. >>> it looks like the obama family and future first daughter will be neighbors. >> ivanka trump and her husband have just signed a home in northwest washington. washington find properties confirmed the deal. multiple sources told the magazine that it's on tracy place and that's just around the corner from where the current first family is reported to be living after leaving the white house. >> get new neighbors. they reinhinneenergize the neighborhood. clearly ivanka over here and the obamas over here. >> it's unclear if they're renting or may have purchased the home. records show it sold >>> and trump's lawsuit against chef could be heading to trial. the two sides are at an empass. trump sued hi

charles "chuck" colgan died. he was 90 years old. he represented prince william county for 40 years and was the founder of the regional airline, colgan air. >>> this statue is no longer on american university's campus. complaints. it's it depiction of native american activist he was arrested of killing fbi agents. the fbi agent said he saw it as a slap in the face. >> this really is not the year to come out and say that we think that someone who ambushed two police officers, two fbi agents should be given a statue as a piece of artwork. >> american university says the statue was not meant to make a statement. >>> new hampshire wants to take its no selfies to the supreme court. a lower court struck down the state ban on ballot selfies saying it is a violation of free expression. new hampshire says the ban is needed to protect the purity and integrity of the election process. right now fewer than a dozen states permit voting booth selfies. it could determine whether thican be >>> being speaker of the house is a job that keeps you pretty busy so it can be ha

prince george's county. public school activities all canceled in montgomery county. schools delaying activities until noon. that includes montgomery college. also going to open at noon today. charles county's department of recreation. parks and tourism has canceled all activities. be sure to download the nbc washington app. stay on top of the latest closures. it is certainly a day to have the app close to you. we morning. >> i'm david culver. >>> i'm meagan fitzgerald in for angie goff. a little bit of snow and a little bit of rain and sleet. >> coming in this morning, didn't seem too bad for us a couple hours ago. i was talking to tom kierein. it seemed to be sleet. this is going to be a low to moderate impact event. because road temperatures are well above freezing. anything frozen that's falling is melting on roads. it's mainly a rain event. looking at storm team 4 radar. the areas in green, rain. the pink sleet. this includes northern virginia. this blue line is the freezing line. all the cool is off to the north and east. much of this is in the form of a sleet and the pink and in the areas you see herein it's rain. maybe a little bit of wet snow down 95. all this tracking off

prince george's county schools activities closed. montgomery county -- montgomery college will open at noon. charles county department of recreation, parks and tourism has canceled activities. be sure to keept nbc washington app close. we'll keep pushing out the latest on the closures and delays. it will update you throughout the morning. welcome back to "news4 today." 9:30 on this saturday. i'm david culver. >> good morning, i'm meagan fitzgerald. grab the umbrella if you're the wellies as they call them in london. >> wear your wellies too. we have light rain falling. >> it's mostly rain. the green is rain across northern virginia and most of maryland. farther north and west, may be sleet in frederick and washington county. all rain across the rest of virginia, it's headed off to the east, wet roads here all around the region. the storm team 4 tower camera and road conditions will stay wet, noontime, 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. into the evening hours from light rain coming through. however, farther north and west, a little bit of icing and some of the higher elevations and elevated surfaces as well. mo

prince george's county. public school activities all canceled in montgomery county. schools delaying activities until noon. that includes montgomery college. also going to open at noon today. charless department of recreation. parks and tourism has canceled all activities. be sure to download the nbc washington app. stay on top of the latest closures. it is certainly a day to have the app close to you. we

now locally, prince george's county had a record amount of graduates, montgomery county sits at 89.8%, which is an increase. both charles and frederick are at 92%. frederick saw a slight drop in graduates. >> it is incredibly hard to get into any one of the united states military academies but a northern virginia student had a big choice to make after he was accepted into four of them. >> amy cho went to trinity christian school to talk to a senior timothy park. >> i couldn't hold back emotions, chanting for joy, it was amazing. >> timothy park showing off his acceptance letters, got into four of the five of the military academies. coast guard and naval and west point. >> it took a miracle to have all fo being able to be in that environment to develop myself to later serve my country, that's really what i'm looking forward to the most. >> reporter: he hasn't picked one yet but leaning towards west point. the reason for wanting to join the military, his family. his grandfather rescued by american soldiers during the korean war and later opened a clinic for veterans. his father serving 21 years and counting in the army. >

details but i think the guiding prince pill -- principle pour the president keeping the america safe. that they're coming to the country for all the right reasons. charles: president trump will reportedly dramatically restrict the number of refugees we're taking in and suspend visas for people from seven countries in the middle east and africa. here to discuss congressman brian babin. congressman, thanks for joining us. >> great to be with you, charles. charles: very impressive day for donald trump, speaking from the department of homeland security and to the american people. enacting key parts of his campaign platform to make the nation safe what do you make initially of the idea of stopping folks from coming in from syria, iran, iraq, somalia, sudan and libya? those seem like no-brainers to me? >> it is an absolute no-brainer. our job as elected officials is to keep americans safe, and we've seen in europe, we've seen in here in the united states our refugee program as being infiltrated by some bad actors, and i think as just goes without saying we need to have a lot better vetting. until we get that, we need to stop the program. that is why i've intr

prince william county schoolstyo are also delayed two hours.hou that's for staff only though.ho students already had the dayad y off. off. >> and in maryland princeyd george's county charlesntycy calvert county and saint and s mary's county schools all delayed two hours o.layed tw complete list of closings andosd delays scrolling on the bottomno of your screen andn updating on fox5dc.com.fox5 >> let's get more now from tucker barneos.wcker bars. tuck. tuck. >> hey, guys.>> hey, actually very beautiful out ou early this morning.mo >> very prettily.>> v >> not speaking of theot speakie roadways here in the city, ci let's get to the radar. rad things are winding up prettyp py quickly but you can see on theee east side of the beltwaytway pushing out towards crofton bowie and if annapolis still stl getting light snow falling fal parts of calvert county.u we have another little band developing just out to theut tot west. you can see it as you roll outt along 66 east there, fronth royal pushing down towardstowa gainsvil leftover snow showers but the t bulk of the snow that weat e expected overnight has now now pushed to the east and things will be winding down shortly. sh how mu

charles county. metro areas, all the area in gray, just some very light snow. some in fairfax, loudoun, princef to the north and east. and total amounts by the time is early afternoon, maybe just a dusting to an inch at the most here in washington. just a few flurries, a dusting north and west. but far eastern suburbs up to 3 inches. higher amounts even further up to 6 cinches. temperatures in the 20s throughout the day. winds will get blustery as well. the windchills around 10 degrees throughout the day today. >> all right. thanks. we're going have a quick check on this morning's headlines when we come back. >>> now to your headlines. today family and friends will gather to say good-bye to charlotte zaremba. she was killed by another teen on new year's day. charlotte's services begin at 10:00 this morning. >>> and today the 24th annual nbc 4 health and expo kicks washington convention center. that begins at 9:00. we hope to see you there. and we're back on air here with another news update in about 25 minutes. >>> good morning. what set him off? this morning, authorities trying to figure out

prince george's county, we're watching these showers continue to move to the east. there you see them down in parts of charles we'll be seeing some scatter afternoon highs around 56. it will be a windy day, too, gusting near 30 miles an hour. >> thank you, sheena. another local news update in 25 minutes. for now back to the "today sw" after ts ea [ cheers and applause ] >>> it's 7:30 on this thursday morning. it's the 26th day of january, 2017. look at outside, we'll say hi to those people in a lilt bit. inside, matt lauer, alongside natalie morales. >>> protests held across the country over president trump's executive order to fund a wall on the mexican border. some of the largest demonstrations outside of the white house and here in new york. and mexico's president responded in a televised address, saying he regrets and rejects the wall. and is vowing, his country will not pay for it. >>> just a week after having her sentence commuted, chelsea manning the going after president obama. in a scathing newspaper column, she claims obama was too willing to compromise and has few permanent accomplishments. on twit