live here in rockville, i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> okay, shomari. wel all have t plan ahead for tomorrow mortgage. stay with news 4 onur nbc washington app for continuing coverage on the situation on the roads. melissa, aaron, eun and chuck bell will h the latest updates tomorrow morning on "news 4 today." we begin at 4:00 a.m. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, tragedy inside a local classroom. a montgomery county teacher died today after experiencing a male emergency while teaching her students. deanna was an english teacher in rockville. school counselors have spoken individually with the students there. she was teaching athe time. additional counselors will be on hand tomorrow to help students and staff. >>> tonighte know how much money metro is losing during this government shdown. the agency is losing $400,000 every weekday in fares and revenue. metro rail ridership down 16% during the shutdown. bus nridership is d 8%. in a letter to congressional leaders today, general manager saidhe won't jeopardize safety to save money. they could consider staffing

shomari stone out in the storm team 4 by 4. arlier we were calling you shomari storm.e'll have to do it more often. enso often you h seen a lot of problems on those roads?>> eporter: i haven't seen those problems i have nothing wrong with shomari storm. let's roll, beth brown isoi to show you georgia avenue as we make our way northbound. we're in this silver spring, we have not come across any major accidents as we started in northwestd.c., prince george's county, virginia, now we're in silver spring. not a lot of drivers on the e roads, they traveling aoothly, being safe, slowing down, and that'ood thing. the concern right now is that, hey, as you can see, as the, you know, the reflection of the light off the roadway, it is wet out here. doug, you've been telling people it's going to refreeze overnight so people need to make sure they're careful. come back on me with the camera. next thing you want to make sure you know when you come out mahe, sure you're careful. if you can stay inside tonight, just welax andch news4. back to you guys. >> good advice. good advice. >>

news 4's shomari stone live in reaction to the shutdown deal. shomari? >> reporter: good eve ing.ht n here at the l 2 lounge in georgetown. there are a lot of furloughed federal employees here who are celebrating the fact that the government has re-opened. many of them m telling they have not received checks over the last two weeks, such as much as four. wee they tell me that this is the time that they have been waiting for. is isn't t only place that people are celebrating and they're happy. in fact, there? some businesses having tough economic times over the last 35 days. >> ladies and gentlemen, quick announcement, the government has re-opened. f make some noi the government. that means everybody has to go back to work. ♪ >> reporter: a proper celebration. at the properta 21 rant and bar in northwest d.c. ♪ ♪r: >> reporhe federal government has re-opened through february 15th whileti negots on border security funding continue. ♪ ♪ >> it's great for everybody. it's amazing for the country. ♪ ♪ >> thanks for coming in tonight. >> reporter: steve forbes is tht manager proper 21. t

i'm shomari stone, a news4. right.eaing more about a shooting on a stretch of road that's become an epicenter for violence in recent months. that includes a handful of murders. >> bullet holes mark the

shomari? >> reporter: well, that's right, doreen. the governmentn shutd effecting everything from trash pickup on the national mall to pelt owners, to people who are waiting for their marriage licenses from the duk superior courtind me. some of them come here to the building, trying to get their marriage licenses, only to find out that the marriage bureau is closed. in fact, one couple said, you know what, we're going to get married regardless, we're going to go ahead with it. let's take aook. this couple gotew married a days ago, and now the newlyweds, who live in d.c., smile in their hon honeyho honeymoon in upstate new york. bud they were turaway from getting a marriage license here at d.c. superior court because of the federal government shutdown. >> we showed up and asked which chai to the mark bureau, and he said, you're not going anywhere, so, then we, you know,ede a some more questions, turns out, nobody's get egg a marriage license during the >> the court is funded by congress and the marriage bureau is not essential, meanin

shomari stone live driving around the capitol heights area.re going to get in on this heavier band the next half hour or so, but the roads you've seen so far have been okay? >> reporter: we're in prince george's coty, just passed upper marlborough. we don't see a lot of snow.re what's interesting. when we were coming from northwest d.c. into silver spring we saw flakes falling and people on the roadway. but right now weust see people heading home, this is their commute in the evening. ople are slowi down, they're not going too fast. right now you can see all the folks on the road right now. haven't com across any major accidents, nerfender be people are basically slowing down. the good news is that the school systems got out, early dismissal today, you don't have as people out on the roads right now. we did see a couple snow blowsi on the of the road. those crews are ready. we are monitoring this weather event that's happenin also theypre-treated the roads. it looks like they've done aet good job. as you've been stating, doug, the concern toni

shomari stone begins ourive team coverage in bethesda. shomari, how are the roads there looking? >> reporter: the rain turned to snow during thevening commute. at least an inch has fallen and the slick roads in some areas. right now many streets are freezing, especially secondary ads in some neighborhoods in montgomery county. tonight people tell us they're concerned about driving to work on icy roads tomorrow morning. >> people need to be safe because this area doesn't know how to deal with snow. unless you've gone to college like i have in the midwest and snow and all that kin of stuff, you know how to do it. if you don't, don't do it. >> reporter: so what are you going to do tomorrow morning? >> have a cupe f cofd then i'm going to go to work. >> okay. >> reporter: right now, make sure that you give yourself plenty of time if you plan on goin to work and taking your kids to school. the good news is that there is a delay.r we're now joined by my colleague news 4 f darcy spencm reston. darcy? >> reporter: well, shomari, i can tel you that the snow stopped falling out here in res

shomari stone looks at the impact increasing anxiety is having on workers. with we begin tonight leon harris at the live desk and the latest efforts to end the stalemate. more drama, more frustration. >> that is the order of the dra. the demc strategy to re-open the government did get some bipartisan support but the partys going to need a whole lot more to achieve its fissures beginning to emerge in his own party for donald trump. at least four gop senators are urging the president to re-open the government now and then debate the wall later. republican senator lisa murkski said that she confronted the president directly about that during today' closed-door meeting. democrats say mr. trump later stormed out of the n potiations. thsident leaving the door open to declaring a national emergency to build the wall. >> can the president declare a national emergency? absolutely. might that be challend in court? probably. who will prevail? that's a very difficult question. >> i'm hopeful that the normal process of notiating will get us to where we need to go. >> the

shea, shomari. >> reporter: good evening, gentlemen. in ght i am standing here the salt dome in northeast d.c., and this is where front-endil loaders come inside, remove this salt, put it in trucks and thoserucks will be deployed tomorrow. officials at d-dot are closely monitoring this storm. also m-dot, v-dot ine virginia lso prepared. they're not the only ones. in fact, we found some people stocking up on food andes supp. >> well, honestly, i don't like snow. >> reporter: maria griffin s dreads tw as she buys last-minute groceries from safeway in bethesda. >> that's why i'm prhere, to epare myself as fast as possible. >> reporter: before it arrives thiseekend. we'll have some perishable items. i'm going to get water and nned foods a well. >> reporter: chopper 4 captured salt trucks on rockville pike. crews in d.c., maryland and virginia tell me they pretreated roads today and wilmocontinue toow morning. stormeam 4 says we could see 3 to 5 inches of snow in the d.c. metro region this weekend. people are filling up their tanks now. denn

. >> shomari stone oins us with details. >> reporter: this is a disturbing allegation. the police chief held a news conference, being transparent to let the community know what is going on. he said the officer drove the woman here to the police station. she claims that he inappropriately touched her. again, he is suspended pending the outcome of this investigation. the chief said this all:0tarted at 4this morning. the officer responded to a dispute between man and a woman at a home in bowie. the officer mediated. the woman asked for a ride to be separated from the man. the officer drove the woman in his mked cruiser, dressed in a uniform and under an area under video surveillance. she got out of the c and said that the prince georges county officer inappropriately touched her. the police chief wanted to alert the community. >> by virtue of being transparent, it's my hope to organization in an more than 2,000 people, there may be e sconduct. thy be crimes committed. those people will be held accountable. >> reporter: now, this officer is a 26-yearte n. he has never been

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 this year i district. on saturday afternoon, someone opened fire in the lobby at the benning cord apartme

shomari? guyseporter: good morning, this is one of the front end loaders that will go into the salt dome here in northeast d.c. now, officials with d-dot, m-dot, and v-dot are closely monitoring this stor now, they recommend that when you see salt trucks on the main rohe highways, make sure you give them plenty of room so that they can get jhe done. now, we're going to continue to bring you updatesrm on this s as they become available on news 4 and our nbc washington app. here in northeast d.c., i'm shomari stone, news 4. >>> as sho ri pointsout, the storm team 4 is working overnight thekend, tracking the storm as it rolls through the area. you can see what's happening any time witthe nbc washington app. also tonight, amelia draper will be the latest forecast on news 4 at 11:00. tomorrow morning, chiefme orologist doug kammerer will be here, as we're waking up to the first snow blanket of 2019. >>> happening right now, major interruptions to a ouple lines on the metro. this is all due toul sch

news 4's shomari stone was there for the vote tonight. >> i move that the school board rename it washington liberty high school. >> reporter: votes in favor of renaming washington lee high school. >> and all in favor, please indicate by saying aye. >> aye. >> reporter: it is now washington liberty high school, reprng freedom. some sitting in these seats at the school board meeting wanted to keep the name washington-lee, named after george wasn and confederate general robert e. lee. >> i'm sorry i'm anti eal wreck because i am very i support and would do anything for my school. >> robert e. lee a is honorable man. tons of peoplet say tha he's an honorable man. >> reporter: but not everyone in hereonays he'sable. they say the school should not be a monument to slavery or oppression. >> the name change is lon overdue. i believe the names proposed will do a lot of uni arlington. >> reporter: some students, parentsnd alumni recommended washington loving hig school, named after mildred and richard loving, the couple who successfully challenged virginia's ban on interraci b marriage in the end, th

shomari stone, news4. >> good for the caps stepping up. great story. >>> a lot more tn come news4 at 11:00. a crash scene in maryland turning delivery room. >> i opened the passenger door and i could see the baby's head already coming out. >> that maryland state trooper dhi delivering a baby right in the middle of the snowstorm. why he says he knew what to do. >>> a fast food extravaganza. president trump hosts the eam atn tigers football the white house tonight. why the commander in chief opted to order out and who footed the bill. >>> 30 degrees right now in, d.5 in hagerstown. we know about the refreeze. what about the next couple of storms? there's one onthursday, another one for the weekend. that's the big o. >>> it was a fast food extrav bega extravaganza at theho white use. president trump welcomed clemson withge bur and pizza. players and coaches chowed down on the food iluding wendy's, mcdonald's, burger king, domino's wh domino's. the white house staff didn't fix the dinner because many of them were foloughed due t the shutdown.

we've lost shomari's audio. police are working the scene where two people weread discoved inside a car below. >>> on to that winter blast tonight. good news here, folks, the morning drive should fine for most of you. but there's concern. something like this is in store for your evening commute. you may remember this. it's video from january of 2016. >> bringing back awl memories. rush hour storm crippled the v. cars stood still for hours on roads like 495. well, now, some schools are already getting set to close early tomorrow before the roads become too dangerous. >> the early word is out. just like in 2016, timing, folks, is going to be ey with this storm. meteorologist amelia draper is in the storm center now. amelia, when will all of this begin? >> well, we're going to see the chance forome snow showers out there north of washington tomorrow b0ween 5:00 and 9 anl. the main event really doesn't get under w until the mid-nrning. laterhe day, as we head into the evening hours, we see any mix become all snow. th

news 4's shomari stone got in and saw what the fuss was all about. >> bishop mcnamara bmustangs, ranked number one in the nation. st. john's cadets, ranked number three nationwide. maryland's hd basketball coach linda freese. >> it's exciting. not just in our region, our countr >> reporter: mcnamara led by a tree off of players. >> this is the big as it gets in d.c. and the dmv for thisrea, for basketball. >> sending st. john's in the half, up by six. >> seeing this much excitement for a girls' game is priceless. reporter: a priceless moment. mcnamara is surprisingly down in the fourth. >> i'min sweatg. we've never been behind at the th quarter in the game > reporter: not to worry, tnamara comes through with two key freehrows, sending the game into >> i've never seen a girls game like this. >> reporter: in the final seconds, st. john's wins, taking out the number one team in the united states. >> what's going through your mind. ? this was a big win for st. john's. >> i'm just so proud of all of us. my team. >> reporter: what are you going to do now? >> we're going to keep going. we're g

shomari stone, news 4. >> is that incredible or what? >> what a great story. but geral powell, if you get another flat tire on 495, call aaa, would you? that's dangerous. >> yes, it is. that's we what did was so much more special. those tw bet that's not the end of that story. we have to keep an eye on that. >> we do. >>> coconut shrimp, lasagna and all -- the dinner served at the spring hills mt. vnon senior assistant living facility. the residents wanted do something nice for their neighbors struggling through the shutdown. >>> love apparently conquers al including stress. researchers at the university of arizona recruited couples for a series of experiments. participants had to dunk their feet inre fing cold water for several this made everyone's blood pressure spike a little. those who were able toave their partner in theoomith them had lower spikes than couple who were separated. the same is true for couples who simply imagined their partner's face. >> okay. >> how they got people to participate in that experiment, i don't know. >> i don't know.ne >> imao

shomari stone, news 4. >>> many of you have been reaching out to our newsroom today about a maryland mher battling cancer. she's also a furloughed federal worker ws choosing between paying her rent or receiving chemotherapy. we told you about quashawn latimer last night. she has stage two canr. she has been living without a pathheck over a m now. living expenses are tight inside her ndllersville home battling cancer has made it nearly impossie to pay the bills. >> we're depending on food banks and churches and things for our simple needs, you know, ourne ssities that we need in life and it's just unfair. they just need to end . >> so many of you have asked us how you can help mrs.er lat we have a couple of ways you can. log on to nbc washiton on our app and look for the story on the homepage. >>> we're working for you in the community this week. our milette green will be the first stop of a rolling food drive. all the donations will go to tha ca area food bank. join us tomorrow on "news 4 today" for details on the food drive stopping allwn around >>> this storm that's coming in sound

news 4's shomari stone with the communi leader's proposal to curb the crime. >> reporter: tonight some people who live on benning road tell me they feel trapped behind bars, terrified overthe violence. some say they're too scared to even come outside and walk on nse sidewalk. the sound of si. flashing blue lights. a scene all too familiar for me people who live on benning road northeast. >> i'm traumatized, scared, i'm raising my kids around here. >> reporter: this woman, who doesn't want to be identified, lives on the 1700 block. >> it's not safe. even during the daytime. it's not safe at all. >> reporter: this past saturday afternoon, someone opened fire in the lobby at benning court apartments, killing 22-year-old micha taylor. former a & co commisr, kathy henson. >> my neighbors are terrified. >> reporter: there have been 12 homicides this year in the .istrict. - 22 henderson said she recently sent a proposal to the deputy mayor about mandatory security cameras. >> any property owner that has five or more police calls for service in any calender year should made to get -- to partic

live in fairfax, shomari stone news4. >>> the future is now. at the annualleronics show.t ahead a look at some of the most talked about gadgets this sar. >> there amazing stuff out there, folks. >>> amazon's latest plan topy vent porch pirates from stealing your packages. >>> some scattered showers right now but they'll b gone tomorrow morning. you'll want to grab the warm coat, though, and maybe thehat, gloves and scarves. temperatures not too bad, in the low 40s, but it's going to be windy out there,r gusts n 40 miles an hour. at 6:00 a.m. we have wind chill temperatures in the low to mid 30s. at 8:00 a.m. not much in the way ofimprovement. 10:00 a.m. still feeling 36 in washington, 31 in frederick. it stays cold for the rest of the work week and snow for the weekend. weekend. doug and i are going to break people aren't talking about giant's weekend. doug and i are going to break easy grab and go chicken wings, perfect for game day. they're not talking, because they're eating. , hello. at giant, it's the little things that make entertaining easy, leaving more time for t

shomari stone. >>> a young woman shot while standing with a group of friends. was the intended target. out who neighbors near the intersection of green and galen street tell me they are worried about the olence. >> it makes you sad an an adult and parent to see our young .ers my heart is hurting. >> police have not made any arrest in this case so far. the tnage victim is expected to >>> please say a man secretly recorded 6 women in dressing rooms. he watched them and recordedth all in dressing rooms at the fair oaks mall in fair fax. the only thing that stopped him was an observeant woman. >>> collected several more cameras fro his alexandria home. he is still in jaille w he awaits trial. >>> we are about to get our first real taste of divided government. good evening, i am leon harris. theemocrat controlled house passed two measures re-open e government. these bills contain no money for ayesident trump's border wall. mitch mcconnell he is not going to consider any votes that . trump will potentially veto. nearlier today his first ever briefing from the white h

there shomari. >> i have met a lot ofkids, a lot of young soccer players with different backgrounds and they seem energetic ando hyped meet me and play some soccers. >> when you get a chance to be in front of the fans. there is nothing better than that. >> just you know, just a fun time. you got kids, older people, and men and women. coming up here with smiles having a good time. finitely fun. >> doors open tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. e hope you can stop by to meet some of your favorite news 4 anchors and reporters. and we want you to be safe out there. if you can, please stay off the road. you can take the metro straight to the convention center. we look forward to seeing you. >>> all right. if you areth king, okay, we got a little bit of snow, it is not that bad, please don't bede ived because we have a whole inch more that is coming our way. th several phases, right? >> absolutely. largely dling with two phases with the storm system and that is why we are upping o totals. we are looking at our totals. if you can, you do want to avoid travel on area roads tonight and then throughout

national harbor, i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> great moment. lauryck to reality, ricketts.w was amazing. >> it was samazing. i one for a while. >> we missed you, ricketts. >> i missed y'all, too. >> we did. >> i missed you. >> you msed a snowstorm, but this is a tricky fore,foreca to >> when you walk back from vacation, you want an easy day. >> of course. >> not today. >> not today. >> we wanted to welcome you. >> thank you, washington, d.c., weather. we have some rain, we have some snow, and we have some ice.or thisast is tricky. i came in early this morning, trying to figure it out. one thing i'm going to say, i'm going to cut down on the icing threat just a little eebit. i've looking at all of the information i can, and i really didn't see a lot this morning. i'm going to c back on a little bit from now. let me break down the forecast for everybody. i think this is mainly going to be a cold rain event for a lot not to say for everybody, but a avld rain event for a lot of us. we could a little mix north and west. if you're in windchester, panhandle of west virginia, hague

news 4's shomari shone has thei story fe national harbor. >> good to see you. >> welcome to the shapeg. >> reporter: emmanuel, known as e-man, is the undisputed shape up king. aaster barber, entrepreneur, and creator of the shape up truck. the first mobile barbershop in our nation's capital. >> it feels so good when i'm driving something that i own. >> reporter: he hits the streets in this truck, surrounded by plex see gla plexi glass on both sides, in ryland, and virginia. >> cutting hair inside our promotional vehicle, so we're one of a rkind. >>orter: bringing the mobile barbershop to the customer. >> bringing it to the customer at thenv enience. >> reporter: he is conveniently rcfering free hais to government employees. around 800,000 workers are furloughed nationwide during the longest shutdown in u.s. history. >> makes me feel bad. it is terrible. at it does , it makes me look at, hey, what are my n god-gialents that i can do to contribute to this situation? >> reporter: the red movie theater chairs, l.e.d. lights, gives customers an extraordinary experience. it is not just aha

i'm shomari stone, a news4. right. thank you. >>> we are leaing more about a shooting on a stretch of road that's become an epicenter for violence in recent months. that includes a handful of murders. >> bullet holes mark the hallways ofen a recshooting that left one man dead, just blocks from the popular h street corridor. this evening we're hearing from the victim's family. pat collinsoins us live in northeast d.c. with new information. pat? >> reporter: jim, check out that apartment building aoss the street. the lobby turned into a shooting gallery. three men hit. one man dead.de res ducking forcover. >> this is horrific. >> in the basement, i counted four bulletle hole, bhole, bullet hole. up on the stairs, more gunfire. bullet holes in the wall. bullet holes in some of the doors. so many bullet holes i lost coun count. what was it like for you? >> it was terrifying. my kids don't want to go tosc ol. i'm terrified myself. i don't know if i'm coming or going. >> reporter: one of the bullets she w saident through her

new at 11:00, shomari stone, is live with a mobile barbershop not only making sure people look good b feel good. >> most barbershops are closed at 11:15 but the shapeup king behind me is open and he's employees.deral >> welcome to the shapeup king. >> good to see you. >> emmanuel, also known as e-man is the undisputed shapeup king. a master barber, entrepreneur, and creator of the shapeup truck. the first mobile i barbershop our nation's capital. >> i was excited having this truck. it feels good driving something i own. >> he hits thets str in the truck in and.c., maryl and virginia. >> we're inside a pro emotional vehicle. >> reporter: bringing the mobile barbershop to the customer. tonight he's offering free hair cuts to government employees. around 800,000 workers are furloughed nationwide during the longest shutdown in u.s. thistory. >> makes me feel bad, it's terrible. and what it does is makes me look at what are my talents that i can contribute to the tuation. >> the red movie theatreir c and l.e.d. lights give customers an extraordinary experience. a's not just hair style, it'

shomari stone, news4. >> wow. >> how great is that? >> you nev know wou're going to meet on the side of the road. >> do you offer to change a tire or say,po general ll, can i drive you to wherever you're going just to get a little bit more face time with such an important person >> he probably didn't think about driving. >> that is very true. how cool for him. >> an encounter distinned to happen. >>> looking f over the weekend? we've got you covered from the schooln bethesda to the of rock at the national theater. >>> and lauryn has your weekend weather covered including the possibility, yes, of a f flurriesew t >>> it's cold out there, but not as cold as it's going tget, right? >> no. it's going to get -- we've got an arctic blast comg toward the end of next week. >> you say it with ae. sm >> i know. that's all i can do. >> it sounds >> happy news for a meteorologist. >> happy news is we're not going to get too much ow but we do have snow in that ten-day forecast. let's take a look ioutside. th looking down from the marine corps statu

. >> this is unbelievable. 26 years and, yes, you and shomari stone, i think, will do a hula hoop offater today. stay tuned for that. >> reporter: i could take him. you know that. >> i know you can. we're lucky to have our sponsors. we have gw, hokaiser, rd, wagmans, wrtc. we're lucky to have the with us today. come on down. the snow isn't coming until later. eporter: that's right. metro is available, too. you can come right to the convention center on metro. we have all kinds of mascots. >> i'm going to run now. >> reporter: if spar i cky move over a little, we can see, then el show has sent herh brand-new crab machine. if you're a fan of the "ellen" show, you know she likes to give away prizes and money. anyway, if you come down here this weekend,ou you do what we see jackie doing right now and win money or en a trip to l.a. to see the "ellen" show. we he a lot going on. this is all new. this is the first time that this cash grab machine has been traveling. hope a lot of people will come down a join us here the doors open 9:00 a.m. today tomorrow. i'll be back shortly with more abou

shomari, thanks so much. >> yeah, it's pointless. thanks. >> we're working for you to make sure you and your loved where you need to be safely tomorrow morning. wakep th "news 4 today"or stm team 4 and first 4 traffic will get you up to date on the temperatures and the slick spots on the roads. >>> we have some breaking news out o charles county. a horrific crash involving five people, including two children. take look chopper 4 over the scene on charles street and rollins court in where two cars slammed into one another. scattered debris all over the place. investigators aren't saying what caused the collision or how the victims are doing tonight. charles street hasin re-opened. >>> breaking news in prince george's county. ave been shot to death near an apartment complex on 57th avenue. news 4's jackie bensen is at the scene. >> reporter: this section of 57th avenue where the shooting took placeuns right through a multi-ndred unit garden apartment complex. the honda sedan the victimsfoere d next to was still running when police had

in annandale, shomari stone, news 4. >>> a revelation in the criminal case ofaul manafort, presidentmp's former campaign manager. in court filings made today d.c. federal court. manafort's lawyers inadvertently revealed manafort is suspected of sharing presidential polling data with a russian operative. it appears that information was supposed to be redacted but lawyers failed to fully do so. that detail shows the way in which the russians cou gotten access to inside information from the trump campaign before the election. special counsel robert mueller . asecuted manafort in d part of mueller's investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. and possible coordination with the trump campaign. a jury has already convicted manafort in alexandria for federal financial crimes. >>> trackin aitter blast and chances for snow. how much snow? some of us could s this weekend. doug's forecast next at 11:00. >>> protecting your safety and your wallet from new speed cameras to liquor at the movies. what to expect whenwmocal ers go back to work tomorrow. >>> and if you've googled any

shomari stone will have a live report coming you. t >>s is not a scene from the birds. it is just another day in upper marlboro. hundreds of these vultures are camping out next to this creepingsxrernl that's people out. what is drawing them there? >> reporter: these feral cats aren't the only ones waiting for food. >> like the movie of the birds. >> reporter: there are literally hundredslaf bck vultures hanging aund this cat colony which happens to border a shopping center and a kentucky fr d. have the roof of the kfc probably has 200 or 300 birdsn top of it. the trees behind you probably carry another 300 birds. the roof of the grocery store, another hundred birds. >> reporter: the multiplying bird population is getting attention and getting the wrong kind attention for the business here. >> people are scared to death. >> myolleagues here at the ford dealership no longer eat at kfc because of the birds. >> reporter: these birds don't bother these people. >> the carcasses on the side of the road, the ghways, whe you have cat colonies out here like this, you have foodsou

the rce close to investigation told shomari stone the two deaths are connected but wouldn't say how. investigators are stillin t to figure out exactly where the shooting may have happened. so far no suspect information has been released. >>> right now one persons in critical condition after this bad crash on the inare loner lo the belt way. can you see a tractor trailer laying on its side. this was near annapolis road in prince george's count s county the height of rush hour. they are still working on cleaning up the crash. we go to the weather now. an important question for lauryn, does it rain every friday around here? i thought that was just a 2018t g. >> we just brought it right into 2019, girl friend. we're going to continue to have thowers tonight, tomorrow morning and rains almost every saturday it seems like. heading into 2019, no exception. we've got the cloud cover, hasn't gone anywhere, rain to the south is getting pretty tarn clos us right now. we're going to continue to see this rain push io the area and a lot of moisture to get through, this strches all the way back dow

storm 4, clay there, trying to give you plenty of notice before the snow.as shomari stoneore on the last-minutereps. >> reporter: good morning, guys. this is one of the front end loaders that will go into the salt dome re in northeast d.c. officials with d-dot, m-dot and v-dot are closely monitoring this storm. they recommend that when you see salt trucks out on the main roads, the urhighways, make you give them plenty of room so they can get the job done. now, we're going to continue to bring you updates on the storm as they become available on news 4 and the nbc washington app. in northeastd.c., i'm shamaomar stone, news 4. >>storm team working hard, tracking the storm as it rolls over the area. all updates wilbe updated throughout the day in the nbc washingtonpepp. amelia dwill be the latest on news 4 at 11:00. tomorrow, chief meteorologist w doug kammerel be here as you're waking up to the first snow blanket of 2019. >>> 6:33 on this major interruptions to a couple lines on the metro. this is all due to somele sche track work. blue and yellow line shutdown cuts offn rea national airport, th

he spoke to shomari stone and you can see that in your nbc washington app as well. >>> amelia is t here tok rain and don't get too comfortable with the temperatures outside. t's not staying that way for long >> we went up and now back down. earlier we were talking about flooding more likely in some spots versus other. this just in, the national weather service issued a warning for parts of fairfax. this is in effect until 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. check it out on your screen rights now. the arre in green are going to be under that flood warning until 3:00 p.m. this includesto the r area right now. mainly concerned about small creeks and streams in the area. some locations that may experience flooding include not only reston, but an an daily, herndon, towards chantilly. i-66 and 495 interchange as well. we'll be tracking this, this afternoon in this area. we've had just over inch of rainfall and more continues to move through the area. allf the areas in green are under a flood watch until 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. this is the d.c. metroou area baltimore as well. down through charles coun