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it comes north in fredericksburg and into extreme southern maryland and movesout.00 everything is dry and we start rapid clearing. so let's go zone to zone, neigorhood by neighborhood. down i-81, my friends in winchend winchester, flurries sunshine. not expecting much unless you're in t central shenandoah valley. for our friends in urbana, leesburgut some flurries mainly cloudy in those areas. further to the south you're eel likely see snow. a few flries. i don't think coerns. mechanicsville, stafford and fredericksburg where we have the -- need totand on this side where we have those winter weather advisories, that'sbe th chance of snow. that's where we can see one to three inches. slick spots there through the afternoon and tomorrow morning. any snow will melt through the nsy tomorrow. ne through thursday. if your travels take you south of richmond or charlottesville, keep an eye on the forecast. we've got more news on the other we've got more news on the other alsiright, everyone. santa wille right back, but i just got to say, if you're going to ask him for tech

notice chances are pretty low to start out. 20%, 30%, extreme southern maryland.nce of light snow. maybe flurries flying in parts of charles county southern prince charles county. if you're north of 66, you are completely dry out s thereday night into nday. this is justne computer model. sunday evening at 7:00 p.m., down into charles county, staying completely dry. some heavy snow is possible down toward richmond. we look to miss out with highs in the low 40s. i'll have more on the ten-day forecast. >>> if you've ever driven south on 95, you know what i'm talking about. one of the worst bottlenecks in our area. officials are trying to fix that problem that has been plaguin you drivers for decades. >>> we've grown accustomed to ambe alerts. a billamed in n people aren't talking about how giant's delicious nature's promise turkey is free from antibiotics. they're not talking about our easy grab and go chicken wing trays. or that our sustainable shrimp wrapped in prosciutto makes the perfect appetizer. they're also not talking about our delicious spiral ham glazed wi

culpepper county, stafford county fredericksburg, most of southern maryland, parts of prince george's, charles county, st. mary's county. if you're in the areas of red, you could have issues eowly tomomorning. just know that, getting up and door ng out the front tomorrow. you may need the ice scraper, i saw some frost on some of the cars here in northwest d.c. today. so, you may need the ice scraper early tomorrow morning. now, tomorrow afternoon, not as today, we saw a high of 41, 42. tomorrow, we get to 44. tw degrees warmer than that. going to be amazing. amazing. a frigid start, but mostly sunny skies. yeah, another chilly day. we'll need the coats again. and this kind of weather is going to last the rest of the week. 44 on your wednesday. 46 on thursday. rain late on friday. and this is going to be another big storm, guys. we're talkingbo one to two inches of rain, 53 degrees on friday.e' so, you know on the warmer side there. rain again on saturday. a high of 52.

farther south les than an inch into parts of southern maryland.ther south yout'go, t where we pick up a lot of higher numbers that was in the winter weather advisory. planning out your sunday at this point, dry for a lot of us. temperatures in the mid 30s, very coe. if you headed to the game, bundle up. that snow chance staying south of the district. your ten-day outlook after the syst is out of here, we're talking sunshine, temperatures in the 40s. we couldven hit the low 50s by next weekend. next weekend our bes chance for rain. we have another system heading into the forecast. i think temperatures will be a littleit t high or too warm for another go at sno next weekend. tow, get ready for snow farther south of distric tomorrow. >> so mara, thanku. yo george town and syracuse played in a nail biter today. in a nail biter today. the st second half-courtla s alright, everyone. santa will be right back, but i just got to say, if you're going to ask him for tech this year, you got to ask for fios too. sorry, why is that? because fios is a 100% fiber

on nlnday, southern maryland, fredericksburg m dry but maybe a bit of rain and snow in parts of st.y's county eo through kinge county. again, it's not going to accumulate and the risk for anytng south of us comes to an end by 4:00 a.m. monday. bottom line, i am seeing school as a definite on monday and we're not really going to see any issues over the weekend. it's just all about the cold, but here's that snow chance late sunday indto early monday. fredericksburg and leonardleona. district areas to the north, chance for flurries, only 10%. but it's cold. we start off with temperatures in the 20s tomorrow. a high o 42. 30 on sunday to start off the day and 40 degrees for ahigh. we have mostly to partly sunny skies on saturday.lo mores than sunshine out there on sunday, as the storm system does pass to the south and increasing sunshine on moay with highs in the low 40s. not only monday but tuesday as well, so that's below normal for wednesday and thursday. we have highs in the mid 40s and a chance for some rain, heavy rain friday and if that happens, we'll then be >>nally the wettest

by 4:30, the heavy rain getting pushed into southern maryland. by 6:30, rain should be tapering back to showers, ifom notg to an end and most of the rain should be out of here by 9:00 or 10:00 this evening. that would be welcome news but rainfall amounts could be an inch or more. we're not ae to take any more moisture so high water will be an issue. dry weather for saturday and most of sunday dry as well. going to the redskins game, you may want to have your poncho just to play it safe. new year's eve will be wet and dave, it will be raining when we say hello to 2019. >> what a shock. more rain. can't believe it. the bus f is the jackknifed tractor-trailer on the inner loop and rockville pock. one right lane has been getting by extremely slowly down.il thatbe something that you will encounter. watch out for the hydroplaning potential, no sign of trouble despite the road spray on 95 or i-66 heading for the capital belt way. no spin outs there. toll ooking good on the road heading east toward falls church as well. from the wtop traffic center for n

now, areas to the sout southern maryland and the eastern shore are warmer.son, g we've a warm front going down like this throoh fredericksburg areas on the south side warmer, areas n thee north side stuck 40s. that frontal system will rise up a bit today. i don't think it will clear the d.c. area but i thinkte our eratures will be in the 50s. either way, temperatures will be above normaltoday. again, we have clouds, maybe a passing shower through theay so if you are headed out to get a tree. know they will be wet from yesterday. decorating later on this afternoon looks good for that but be careful because it's sl fk. cool andgy out there. we're headed into the upper 50s. peeks of afternoon sun. t's time thi out. we could have a stray shower here and there. is it likely?no but we have a chance for it. we hope to have a chance for clearing later this afternoon where we g sunshine. we won't have much time because the sun goes down at 4: so we ve a couple hours with sunshine but a chance of a stray shower won't amount to much. temperatures for everybody will be

we see all four kissing parts of southern maryland.f y're dow in roanoke, one model has snow, another has snow anoth has a wintry mix and another computer model has nothing. this is a tricky storm system to track. you can see in all of them, this is such an incredible s system. i put on the watches and warnings. and we're seeing alerts all t way from new mexico into texas and oklahoma. continuing east into north carolina. parts of south carolina and virginia. we're talking about snow ice, rain. it will be a mess out there in the southeast. up into parts of the mid-atlantic you want to stay tuned to the forecast. especially if you'reli tra to western north carolina or virginia. we continue to tumble. i think we'll have clouds throughout the day as the storm system starts to move into the area. stayg for the most part to our south. but notice, this is sunday. 8:00 a.m. the clouds down southe of district by noon. we're still dry. but mostly cloudy skies across the area. d notice, 7:00 p.m. the new run has just come in. any wintry mix to t

again, southern maryland, 5.5 inches there. 4.5 inches. charlottesville 10 and fredericksburg virginia 4.3. temperatezes way above fg this afternoon. all the unsettled wther is w down to the south. it will be a tough day if you're heading southbound into washington. chopper 4 showingsh you the c a the middle of the roadway. one personeady out of here. we do have a crash there this morning that just popped up. inner loop and outerloop at the sbeltway, noting big delays. looking typical right now. outerloop atam newhire avenue, crash just reported so slower here at the top of the beltway. southbound 29 there. >> we are kicking off our team coverage of this winter weather in prince william county this morning. >> justin finch is checking out that area for us. good morning. >> good morning. after 6:30 we're still coming in below freezing here. they're seeing conditions and sis parking lot here represents sideeets and neighborhoods they have seen throughout the area. some parts with slick patches, ice and snow as well. >> are the side streets l

i believe that maybe we could get a few light snow showers into culpeper and portions of southern marylandtomorrow evening for some of those areaou inern virginia, and just about a 30% chance in our southern tierzo es in our area. for our mountains, we're looking tomorrow cloudy wi snow showers south, especially through central and southern shenandoah valley. western zones, frederick, leesburg, culpeper in orange, you're the only people getting it tomorrow. if we see snow showers it's on the light side. prince george's county and prince william county, small chance of a passing snow shower, south of d.c. south prince william tycoun, southern charles county, southern prince george's county. rethis is the zone i'mly worried about coming through southern maryland, about a 30% chance of a rain/snow mix with low to moderate impact. if we're lucky, the areas could make pick up an inch. plenty of sunshine.nc next cof rain, rain, look ay the temperatures, frid and >>> holiday parties, of course, they're popular this tme of year. but why not throw in some sharks as well. this is in budapest. divers

we're talking about fredericksalrg, we'reng about southern maryland.hat have a likely chance. about a 75% chance of seein snow. we can play with that little bit left from there because this storm system sinks t the south. we may not see anything in our area so a 25% chance we may see nothing. as far as wha we' talking about, that's what we're seeing in purple. charles unty, st. mary's county going through stafford, spotsylvania, king george, eve southern fauquier, cull pupper, page, those are theas a in this winter weather advisory. farther south, those are the in pink. the snow is trying to make its aving onere but it's he can of a time doing it. it's mainly staying to the south bu t look at sharp cutoff line. we have a lot of dry air from the north battling with this moist air moving from the south. the dry air is winning. that's why our friends to the south aren'tin seeing any but i believe this dry air can break down as this moisture gets a little bit more full and as thiw area ofressure moves off the coast of the carolinas. e could see some more s

little bit lighter up in frederick and southern maryland. this area is kind of the epicenter of the flooding that's taking place right now.t' go ahead and check that out. as you can see, the lighter areas in green are under the flood a little farther north we've got a flood watch in place. now the warnings expire around 10:30 p.m. unless you live in montgomery county. that warningoi is to stay until about 1:30 a.m. we're looking at a watch for the entire region totil 6:00 a.m. rrow. we can pick up 1-2 inches of rain as we head through tomorrow afternoon. 5:00 a.m. we'll get a little bit a lull tomorrow morning but not before another round moves in. 5:00 p.m. we're drying things out. monday m wningare going to be ushering in some sunshine for the week ahead. w for yourkend outlook, holiday parties, parades, decorating, a in the redzone. we are talking a soggy weekend. your storm team ten-day outlook shows that rain continuing through tomorrow. temperatur will be in theid 40s. and monday and tuesday the sun returns, but the wind comesg al with

sprinkles in southern maryland as early as lunchtime.ain coming in during the evenin and overnight hours tonight. could have isolated wind gusts neares0 mil per hour in the predawn hours tomorrow morning. the morning commute tomorrow will be a wreck. some midday drying, loomto mid-60srow afternoon, before another shot of rain, maybe even a rumbl or t of thunder early tomorrow evening. everything settles down for the weekend. dry weather for sunday and christmas eve.y, christmas partly to mostly cloudy and chilly, but dry. oranother chance f rain late next week. let' go to melissa mollet and first 4 traffic. >> good morning. brand new problem here. hyattstown, 109 at 270, a crash reported. trying to get more information. 270 as you're approaching 85, a little slow. just that normal volume. college park, university boulevard at adelphi, dark traffic lights. careful through that intersection. inner loop before 66, right side blocked by debris there. and in northwest, kansas avenue shut downadetween mon and longfellow. that's closed for a wa

just down to our south, we saw nothing here in the city but there were quite a few spots from southern maryland and fredericksburg southward many places in the 3 to 6 inch range for our viewing area and farther into the south, they were measuring it in the feet across parts of south western virginia and a good chunk of north carolina got hit as well my sister in charlotte got 5 inches of snow. yesterday, where you had snow yesterday, there's going to be slushy roadsnd slipperiness here this hamorning. keep in mind but the advisories are being allowed to expire it will be a mostly sunny afternoon. that will really help and temperatures near 40 degrees today, tven wherere's snow n the ground, that will allow for quite a bit of melting, but freezingall down below again tomorrow morning. >> in the district, right now diverted at r stantond there in southeast. this is a crash investigation from overnight. so we'll let you know once that reopens, but for now, that is shutdown. downed wires there with all lanes shutdow this morni and through prince george's county, no major issues. >>a, melihank you s

we're keeping a close eye on that. 61 degrees in southern maryland. that's the mild air that's around and it was here yesterday but without any sunshine we weren't able to warm up much. manassas, the lone col spot. that is why, the temperature has really fallen there in princeia wi county. so your forecast for today, fogginess around this morning and we'll be back into the 40s as we get into the evening hours. prably 5:00 or 6:00 this evening. the 5 day forecast looks this way. turning breezy today but not a bad one at all. 58. tomorrow, dry. 43 degre for a high tomorrow. so a little bit below today and noticeably below average for the rest of the week. cold. temperatures only around 40 degrees and i could rule out midday flurries on wednesdaythut temperatures close to 40 degrees, that's cold enough to get a snow flake o two but not cold enough to accumulate anything and another shot of cold, dry a ler on in the week. more about that sunday-monday time frame and any real opportunity for snow coming up. let's go over toa, meli good morning. >> good mor

maybe a f sprinkles, maybe flurries in southern maryland throughout the day today.ut for most of us it was a completely dry christmas. raour high temre, 44 degrees, which is exactly normal for this time of year. here's a look at the bigger picture. and you can see nothing on the radar. all quiet tonight, and as skies become cle across theregion, it is going to be cold. right now our temperatures for the most part are in the 30s. 37 degrees in washington. 36 in fredrik as well as leesburg. and most of us tonight are going to be falling into 20s for overnight lows. low 30s here in washington. tomorrow morng on your wednesday, it's a cold start. 33 degrees at 7:00 a.m. that's sunrise time. now at 7:25. bu with plenty of sunshine, we warm up nicely. high temperature tomorrow near 50. now, chris, i am tracking rain moving in toward the end of thw . i'm going to have more on the timing anin impacts com up right around 6:15. >> okay, we'll see you then. now, to celebrate today, many people ad the christmas day mass. cardinal donald wue led the mass at the brazasilica of th

we're 61 in washington now at 4:00 a.m. 63 in prince george'scounty. 64 in southern maryland. it literally does fee like t first day of spring and the winter solstace is today. we're upper 50s a low and mid 60s all day today. rain chances don'tnd until midnight tonight leaving us colder for the weekend. more about tha coming up. good morning. >> good morning mr. bell. as you hit the roads, the wipers are going into weoverdrive. don't have a long list of road closures right now. and wind restrictions now downgraded to wing. warn taking a look at the beltway, getting wet in places. beyond washington boulevard, right nowe on scene and blocking the right side. the westbound crash at 50 has just cleared. back over to you. > thank you. it's 4:02. major problems for amtrak travellers. >> a power outage at union station created problems there. >> of all the times, all the folks trying to get home for christmas. minimal power has been restored and trains are starting to resume services, but dozens of passengers spent hours stuffed on a train outside of union station. ssengers were able

at this point, prey much everyone in the area except in southern maryland is under a flood watch. this lighter shade of green is the floodwarning. this means we're already seeing flooding in a lot of these areas for thern gs, they're extending -- expiring from 10:30 p.m. tonight till 6:30 a.m. the farther northng you head a i-95. we are expect agadditional 1 toc 2s of rain on top of the record-breaking rain we got today. we'll go ove records later on. for now i want to show you the radar, heaviest of the rain situated in ldoun into montgomery county, frederick. it's going to be comin down all night into tomorrow. i'll help you plan your sunday and getou ready for your workweek, as well. back to you. >> we'll see you then. driving in parts of the region beca t so dangerous due flooding, some folks had to be rescued from their cars. darcy spencer is live in viennaa virg to continue our team coverage. darcy? >> reporter: erika, at this hour, there are more than half a dozen roadser closed in fairfax county. the rain is still coming down. it hasn't stopped all day. that list will prob

maryla >> news 4's amy cho brings us the sto from southern maryland. >> reporter: this christmas forve to spend holidays at the clinic, these carollers wan to make their lives a little brighter even if just for a minute. ed this. a >> we have blankets. >> she knows just what they're going through. kidney disease forced her to go on dialysis for three hours at a time for threeays a week for almost three years. >> it's lonely because i and your machine. i vowed once i got well i would come back and help other >>peop. hanks to a kidney from her sister, she was able to stop dialysis. >> she was my donor. >> james spent so much time on dialysis, he says it's like a part-time job. >> i'm surprised. it's really nice. really, really nice. i love it. >> let them know that they're thought of. you're not in here by yourself. people are praying for you. they're rooting a for you you're really warriors. >> reporter: and the carollers say they hope to make this a holiday tradition and do this every year years to come. in waldorf, news 4, amy cho. >> great piec i love that. >>o dialysis can bebilit

still a few clouds over southern maryland.ather brings an improving weather picture to us. that getti off the coast of north carolina moving away. that leaves us in sunshine around here for today and for most of tomorrow as well. not looking like a big deal but something we could keep alose eye on. rain is likely to begin apotentially as early friday morning but by noontime on friday it will be raining and a lot o rain as well.es temperat briefly near 60 and then weather lingers on into your sunday. so melissa, renjoy y tuesday sunshine. >> i will. thank you, thank you. taking a look in clinto inbound branch avenue, still have this crash investigation blockinglane. we do see that delay through the area. inner loop at the wabe two left lanes are getting by the work zone. the rest of the beltway looks okay and even through the kennel worth avenue stretch there it's actually pretty open. gaithersburg, northbound, south frederick avenue at deer park >> this is a fear for anyone driving late at night. look at that. four deer on the

dry at that point. 3:00 p.m., most of the rain is along and east of i of 95, through parts of southern maryland to tomorrow night, we start to dry out. your frida night is looking dry. plenty of clouds out there during the evening hours. our temperatures right n are in the low to mid 40s. we're going to see near steady temperatures overnight tonight. tomorrow morning, we start off around 50 degre at 7:00 a.m. and we actually warm to around 60, a highemrature more common in late march versus late december. so, if it wasint ra it would be a pretty nice day out there, relatively speaking, with that milder air in place. but again, we're going to be tracking rain tomorrow, especially during the morning, midday and early afternoon hours. as we look to the weekend, 55 on saturday, 47 on sunday. with a mix of clouds and sunshine both days. warmer, though, on saturday. so, it's going to be the better day, if you have outddsr err to get done. but it is looking completely dry. so, the redskins game on sunday, not too bad out there, with temperatures in the 40s. here's yr new year's eve forecast. definitel

temperatures throughout right now, 30 4 ands, even 50s all through southern maryland. so some areas are starting warm this morning but we'll have a big spread in temperatures. we'll talk about why and with who will warm up in just a few minutes. >> take that. >> yeah. >> thank you, lauren. >>> preparations are under way to o honor nation's 41st president, former president george h.w. bush will be returning to washingtonmo ow. >> he's been praised by leaders from both political parties as not only a great politician but a good man. tate at will lie in the capitol rotunda around 5:00 tomorrow night. ere will be an arrival ceremony involving the house and senate and the public can pay their respects starting at 7:30 tomorrow night through wednesday morning. the capitol will stay open clock. the on wednesday, the government will close for a day of mourning and his fun pal will takece at the national cathedral. >> he will be buried in college station, texas, where community members for a candlelight some in the crowd wore sweatshirts that read "bush" ans had presidential se

blast of winter weather hit southern maryland from prince george's to charles to calvert to st.ty. here on route 5 in the brandywine area of prince george's, the snow didn't stick on the road, but it did on grassy areas. >> it was very heavy, flushing. it was covering the cars realqu ick. but the road seemed to be fine. i think they were already treated. >> reporter: these roadan conditionse tough on your car too. we foundeo lots ofe like this man putti air in their tires. what are the conditions like out here? >> it's coiled, peick. le need to be careful while they're driving. but like i sa, i'm trying to get out here before it gets even >> reporter: even though snow was in the forecast, not everyone was prepared. this woman just got here from e sunshine state. >> pretty shocking to come in lorida and have snow? >> absolutely. i don' feet.have sox on my >> reporter: but you're happy about it? yes, i am. i'm ready for it. and it's closer to christmas. so it kind of put glous t spirit. >> reporter: but the falling snow didn't put everyone in the spirit. do you like it? >> no. i'm

right now down towards southern maryland, we're seeing some showers as wel f asther north of baltimoren winchester. the d.c. metro area fin ly drying out. this is going to be the last of it. it's going to pick up and move out pretty early monday morning. i'm going to take you farther north where they're actually seeingsn flakes. in frederick county, maryland, you guys have seen flakes come wn there. there goes your white christmas. temperatures are going to drop into the upper 30s, light rain. but i want you to stick around. we've got a lot to talk about. wee going to look at your christmas forecast, and i'm tracking another rain system, and there is an actual snow chance on the ten-day. stick around for baat. to you, corey. >> all right, thank you, somara. >>> a despera search for survivors continues tonight in indonesia. well learned six t in death toll from the tsunami has risen t 281. moren one thousand people were injured after the tsunami hit the southeast asian country without warningast night. as lucy cavanaugh lport, coasresorts were packed as massive waves rolled ashore. >> t

all the i-95 corridor down into southern maryland here, temperatures way above average. our average high is 45. these numbers are 15 to almost 30 degrees warmer than we were just at the same time yesterday. high today right around 64 degrees. more rain coming, though. the main area of low pressure down here, which has been, by the way, very intention. it -- very intense. that's moving right up the spine of the appalachian mountns here. there's a little dry patch across central dvirginia. coule out a little spit or drizzle from time to time. eventually that whole mess comes up here. rain chances go back up late this afternoon, showery and rainy around here for the evening hours. the flood watches, the flood threat is stminishing. l plenty of high water and the area. but with the rain chances now beginning to come down later today, looks like our rainfall totals will be under an inch. yesterday the weather was hinting there could be two, three inches or more. tomorrow it will be breezy. temperatures in the low 40s and all day n the 40s tomorrow with increasing amounts of s

but milder air inac ss southern maryland. in the mid to upper 50s this morning.your plann then, for today, a fairly cloudy start. we'll end up with dent amount of sunshine. northwest winds today, 15 to 20 miles per hour. so a little breezy at times ath colder, drier air filters into the weekend. as far as any precipitation chances, you can see rain drops upe toward pittsburgh now. that's cold front number one. it will be aringing us mostly cloudy sky. there's a chance for a passing snow flake or two. no accumulation. but ano passing flake or two west of the blue ridge during the evening hours. it will be cleared out and then for tomorrow, plenty of sunshine but way colder. highs tomorrow only in the upper 30s and low 40s at most. this next chance sunday into monday of next week. that one could be something to plow or shovel, messa. >> oh. looking at the roads, chopper o, the top of the beltway, that's 95 there and it's very slow this is in aspen hill. at connecticut on the left side. ks like a lane and turn lane getting by the water main aeak. now as far thing el

the cold air hasn't quite been out of the valley just around the city and down into southern marylands warmer than we were at the same timeyesterday. tomorrow, though, back to a more typical weather with temperatures fallinto the 40s, but your hit the road forecast for today, around 60 degrees this morning. mid 60s during the afternoon and still close to 60 degrees as late as about 5 or 6:00his evening. be on the lookout, though. a lot ofh standing water across the area. our water logged soil can'theake anr drop. still the potential for another half an inch to maybe localized amount up nea an inch today but looks like we're going to be dodging a little bit of the bullet. the super heavy rain that we thought we might get yesterday, that's not gng to materialize. yesterday it looked like we could have a chance of 2 or 3 inches of rain. this is probably going toet up closer to an inch. 64 today. radar shows all the local roa are wet. the heaviest rain now counties maryland. but there's still more to come. that will be coming up here during the day today. the good news is, the cold front

for today's date is 51 there's even a few 30s on the map but it's still near 60 degrees across southern maryland. it's hard to make out here. there is a very weak weather front out to our west. that will come through here late morning into afternoon. you'll know when it goes by because the wind will turn to the northwest and increase. it will be breezy to bluste aryt times today. clouds around this morning. and that clear out late morning and into the early parts of the afternoon and then lat t into afternoon and evening, there will be cloud cover coming in from the west. m mainly and high level clouds around the ety. thould be snow showers in the mountains of west virginia. for today, fog around this morning but temperatures climbing with some sunshine into the mid and upper 50s today. that is a conversational snow. >> i know what you mean. taking a look rightnow, southbound here, georgia avenue near connecticut, left lane still getting by the water main break. orse as t going to get they try to repair this. a brand new crash reported. zooming in here, arlington, southbound gw parkway, right la

down toward richmond, into southern maryland.n virginia and parts of western north carolina, upwards of0 inches of snow for parts of the mountains. a monster of a storm just down to the south and west. and i mean just to the south and west. could this jog to the north? it is possible. staying chilly and right througt the n couple days. tracking the sunday storm and our latest thoughts. e're going to show what you to expect. see you here if about 15. >> only on news4, parents in d.c. tell us they're having issues getting social security numbers for theirwb ns. >> this afternoon an apology from the d.c. apartment of health >> speaking with parents tonight about the ripple effects of this sue. >> bailey hunter has e nrything aborn needs. a loving mom, a protective big sister and a lot of toys. what the 2-month-old doesn't thing she'll e need for the rest of her life. a social security number. >> nowadays, it is not just a social security card. it is basically an identification for everybody. >> sheaid after she gave birth at the hos

more light to moderate rain in southern maryland. this is all coming norhebound .o go before we get done with the rain. chic so and louis but everywhere east of the mississippi river has a pretty high chance for rainy. to we'll show you future weather here. pockets of rain, moderate at times but it looks like the real deluge of rain will be across the outer banks and new york and new england. for us, another half an inch to raine an inch of this does start to taper off about midnight tonight when the by.d front goes on we'll be dry starting first thing tomorrow morning. dry on sunday. christmaseve, and christmas day. but nowhere near as warm as today. so 60s with the rain today, 40s with a gusty northwest wind tomorrow, and then upper 40s to nd 50 for sunday, monday, and christmas day. more unsettled weather a rain chances late next week. let's go over to wtop. >> we're getting a little busy here in the traffic center. southbound baltimorearkway near 175. crash left side is getting by. new wreck just called in on i-270 southbound. the gaithersburg exit between 124

close to an inch around most o the city but you get down into southern maryland and the eastern shore rain. weather alert f you todor the possibility of localized flooding. definitely mild. temperatures getting close to 60 degrees today so the mild air comes super loaded with moisturelo there's the watch. pretty much down along the corridor down into parts of central virginia. rain everywhere this morning. heaviest rron culpeper county. hat's headed in over the next little bit tempur

montgomery county. 37 washington and inedericksburg. 29 the current chill in winchester and 39 in southern maryland. if you're headed down to the u.s. capitol building today to pay yousp ts, i took this picture yesterday as the motorcade was coming up toward capitol ll. if you'r heading down there today, that line could be potentially fairly long trying to get into the capitolsi r's center, bundle up. temperatures will stay only in the lowhe 40s through course of the afternoon. but again, wind chills with the northwest around 10 to 20 miles per hour, wind chills will stay in the 30s all day long. today's high, only 45. a far cry from that 62 yesterday. and again aernight tonight tomorrow a whole lot of clouds and maybe an opportunity for a snow flurry o two. not looking for any accumulation. highs tomorrow will be up close 40 degrees and cold enough to have flurries around. a betthr chance i blue ridge and the valley. that colder than average pattern sticks around all the way into the weekend. highs on saturday a the 30s.in still a close eye on the sunday-monday time frame. there's still a chance o

ea fredericksburg, stafford, cull pupper, southern maryland, you guys will have to watch for snow.erything moving out by 9:00m. onight monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. >> you sd 30s across the board. bundle up. >>> thanks for joining us. >> wll bee' cancer is smart. it pushes us. we push back. finding smarter solutions. that's what makes cancer treatment centers of america one of the leaders in precision cancer treatment. using tools like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy to bring more options to our patients. cancer treatment centers of america. we're not just fighting cancer any more. visit cancercenter.com/outsmart to learn more. for low-price leader:tone, comfloor and decor.ide the prices are the lowest you will find. not only did we find lots of options, but we were like, oh my gosh, it's so affordable. it's affordable no matter what your budget. i saved a lot of money at floor and decor. we came in under budget, way under budget. yeah. it's really the best pricing. you're getting an incredible product for an amazing price. why wouldn't you want to save money and

maybe a little rain/snow combination far southern maryland down towards charlottesville.cksburg as well. an awful t on seeing lot of snow out of this one. we'll keep you posted ough. it's a close by storm so it needs to be watched. the storm for next weekend looks a lot more like rain than snow. you're still out there chasing what matters. at innovation health, a partnership between inova and aetnwe're coo taking care of the whole you. with medicare advantage plans that offer benefits like health coaching and fitness memberships. plus hospital, medical and prescription drug covege in one simple plan. with $0 monthly plan premiums. $0 annual medical deductibles.$0 anopays on ninety-day tier 1 mail-order drugs. plus access to doctors and hospitals you know and trust, like inova. our s dicare advantage ple built to help you age actively. so you can keep pursuing the life you love. innovation health medicare advantage call today to learn more and we'll send you asa $10 eward card with no obligation to enroll. medicare annual enrollment ends december 7th. call now. we are cook

. >> news 4's amy cho brings us the story from southern maryland. >> reporter: this christmas for peoplepend the holida at the clinic, they want toake their day brighter even if just for a moment. sherron started the s group ashe patientst gift bags to on dialysis. >> we hav blankets. >> reporter: she knows just what they're going through. kidney disease forced her to go on f dialysis three hours at a time three times a week for almost three years. >> it's not f a goodling all the time. sometimes it can be kind of lonely because it's you and your machine. i vowed once i got well i would come back and help other people in situations likemine. >> reporter: thanks to a kidney from her sister, she was able to keep her promise. >> she was my donor. i used to come to this facility. >> wow. >> reporter: patient james spent so much time on dialysis, he said it's like a part-time job. ethey're hoping to m the job easier. >> i'm surprised. it's really nice. really, really nice. i love it. >> to let themou know y're thought of. you're not jusn the chair by yourself. you're really warriors. >> repor

most part keeping the storm system sth of shington, maybe a little bit of a wintry mix down in southern marylandl aays out from this storm system. again, the time line sunday into monday. but we're using our computer models to help us make our forecast, we rely on them so much. how do we do this? gather weather information around the world, it's put into supercomputers and douand i analyze it.'l we do that at 4:50. >>> a special surprise for the brother of the 10-year-old girl killed in the district. >> how d.c.'s polic district i trying to end his year on a happier note. >> reporter: a new effort to lot our roads safer and a of it will focus on distraions. distraions. tellct y ita.k.a. hump day.. because getting past me used to take hard work. sweat. sacrifice. but lately, it's all about fun and games and hugs from strangers... and did mention a ridiculous selection of beers?! what happened to laundry night? wednesday! i love you wednesday! you don't. - i do. you don't. -- i do. you don't. ♪ whawhat does it feel like?ke? does fearless age? or does it simply grow... stronger? fearless looks a li

igbut a jump of southern maryland, calvert county and st. mary's county in particular, as well as stafford and spotsylvaniavi counties in inia all had a solid 3 to 6-inch snowfall. meanwhile, we did not see a h single flakee in the washington area. there you can see, a live picture with a little bit of filtered sunshhee out now. that cloud cover will gradually move farther and farther away from us. so it will stay chiy today. temperature, 35 now. but windchills are in the mid- to upper 20s. you can see that north biwind, though, pushing all the precipitationanurther south. there's the clearing line right there, pushing its way southward through washington. so more sunshinec for thed half of the day today. and that will be welcome news. it's going to stay cold, though. we're only in the low to mid-30s now. today's high temperature, right around 43. we'll talk about how low those temperatures are going and how many freezes are likely in this coming week, coming up. >> thank you. >>> we're working to learn a lot more about what caused an overni

land at joint base andrews and a different motorcade that we'll watch and carry live through southern marylande streets of washington, and over to the capitol where president bush will lie in state. it's amazing to see those people lining up coming to pay their respects, john. >> i'm always reminded of the newspaper accounts of the people who came out to see winston churchill and there's a wonderful quotation. it was in the "new york times," i think, of a reporter asking a person standing on street why your out here? and he said he was there for all of us, so i'm here for him. and i think that's an instinct that brings people out at moments like this. >> every time i look at air force one, i think it was vienna, gorbachev or gelt is in and air force one was out there and the poor russians had hidden their aircraft because it was so tiny by comparison. only fitting this great man back on air force one. >> of course he was the first president to fly on that 747. >> yeah. >> the plane was a very special plane to him. >> is this the same plane that would have been in the last weeks of '92? >> yes.

maybe a few sprinkles in southern maryland, but most of us will wait until middle of the afternoon.ome down in buckets between sundown tonight and sunrise tomorrow. 1 to 2 inches of rain possible. winds gusting near 50 miles an hour late tonight. then tomorrowear 60 in the morning, drifting back into the 50s later in the afterson. all t mess comes to a quick end friday night. by saturday morning, the rn i over. it will be dry all weekend. a little breezy on saturday, but weather. that'll make holiday travel a little easier. next half hour, we'll take a look at christmas day and the days beyond. >> thank you, chuck. right now chopper 4 in hyattstown here. this is 109 shut down at i-270. two-vehicle crash. we have a tow on the scene to try and get this out of the way. right now northbound on 109, you're being pushed on to southbound 270. southbound on 109 pushed on to northbound 270. so kind of a mess through there. merrifield, inner loop before 66, right side blocked by debris. manassas, eastbound 66 after the rest area, crash on the left side. taking a look also at 270. a littl slow

you can see they go down through northern virginia and out through southern maryland.e careful as you make your way out the door especially with deernd wild animals. you're dealing with visibilities less than half a mile. i think in some local spots, less than that. dense fog. lit lift through the morning. 45 degrees right now. we're warming into the low 50s for daytime highs. today is not a bad day. have a lot of rain on the way once again. broken record. we'll talk about that heading into new year's eve. that's coming up in a little bit. >> joy. more rain. >> i know. >> we want to continueupo te you on the developing story. this is out of montgomery county. sred place turned into a crime scene in rockville. a woman was foundtabbed to death steps from the front door of st. raphael catholic church. woman's body was found around 6:00 near a flag pole. theyg ere processe scene at that church and another scene a couple blocks awayrb at a n park. right now the victim has not been identified. investigators are hoping the killing left behind some clues. >> a public pce at a

southern maryland, 5 to 6 inches of snow.ter resort. there's your ten-day forecast. we'll be dry until fwhen it rains. >> thank you. >>> we'll take a break and check your traffic when we come back. >>> a look at your first 4 traffic. bladensburg aftertadi umed vehicle. and right now 66 looking okay, just a tad slow. right now back to the "today" show. >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, winter wipeout. the lates on the deadly snowstorm that slammed the south, with virginia andca nort rolina declaring states of emergency. treacherous conditions leaving people s arandednd hundreds of people without power. where is the storm headed next? al has the latest forecast. yo> plus, it's about that "time." ur first look at the short list for "time's" person of the year. who made the cut? we'll announce the finalist live. >>> they came and they santacon-quered. watch what happens when andy cohen joins the party. today, december 1th, 2018. >> to our fellow nurses at holy crosshospital, in silver spring, maryland, happy holidays. >> tripl

if you would look first at the southern colonies from maryland down to georgia, mostly what we have is a formal commitment to the church of england and the church of england of course is the national official church of england, of britain and most of those colonies adopt what we would call a formal establishment of the church of england. but the southern colonies, overall are probably the least religious of all the colonial regions, which if you think about that for second you will sleep why that is a little weird. we think of the south today as the bible belt, correctly. but in the colonial. it's different. in the colonial. there is a kind of formal establishment, at least of the church of england. but once you get out past the colonial cities, places like williamsburg and charleston and savannah, the rights of churchgoing and commitment to the church of england is pretty limited. and part of the reason for that is you will remember going back to the founding of jamestown in 1607, these colonies are mostly being founded for business purposes. and it's a little difficult to set up chur

if you look first at the southern colonies from maryland and georgia and mostly what we have a is a formal commitment to the church of england and the church of england is the national official church of england and britain and most of those colonies adopt a former establishment of the church of england but the southern colonies overall are probably the least religious of all the colonial regions. if you think about that for a second you'll see why that's a little weird but in the colonial period it's different. there's a formal establishment of the church of england but once you get out past the colonial cities, places like williamsburg and charleston and savannah the commitment is pretty limited and part of the reason for that, 1607, these colonies are being founded for business purposes and it's a little difficult to set up churches in the backcountry where settlement is so scattered. so people living in the rural south, in the early 1700s, they might have been christians for sure, if they were literate they probably read the bible. maybe they had family devotions but many of them did n

maryland. washington gets cold. the sleepy southerner becomes a northeastern winter city on days like today. >> it does. >> the charm of the north, the efficiency of the south, as jack kennedy put it. >> you talked about how bush 41 was a creature of washington, d.c. it is so true, you look at all those jobs, other than his turn at the u.n., all of his government jobs and his ambassadorship, obviously, were in this town. he loved this town, he loved his time in this town. he loved serving in the executive branch of government. he loved serving in congress. >> and chris, i have to add something else. maybe on behalf of our viewers who are watching the scene of the dignitaries inside the cathedral, seeing many of them reminds us of a time when government worked in washington and when it wasn't just about the game. here we are on the precipice of another possible shutdown. >> and i know that, and i know that in the short run. and yet, eternally optimistic, i'm hoping that come january, that after this election, we're going to see some dea

maryland republican. >> caller: good morning. so these immigrants that are stuck at her southern border right now, to piggyback off a statement you made, what opportunities for freedom and everything like that and i was wondering in your line of work has ever been proposed offering them away if you will into our country through military enlistment? now, i mean, they could be my young age or what have you, but in my opinion enlistment into the military for at least two years, for one it will give a break on taxpayers of this country, because the individuals that are coming in that are capable of going to be putting back into our country. it will provide cultural integration if you will, then after they integrate and move out into society as citizens they will be able to contribute to the economy. i was curious to see if that had ever been proposed at any point in time or if there is anything in the books? i will listen to response. >> guest: i think that is a very thoughtful comment and suggestion for policymakers to consider. i oppose lottery sort of the shotgun approach to immigration. i oppose chain migration or i think we ough

attorney's office from the southern district of new york and the new york/new jersey and maryland attorneyeral offices and come january, you can add the united states congress to the list as well. so many investigations happening simultaneously in fact, that turns into white noise but important to remember, this is not normal. things are not okay. the president of the united states is in serious trouble. so let's break it down. trump is facing legal jeopardy on at least four distinct fronts. first, there's campaign finance violations. the president's former lawyer, michael cohen, made news this week. he has admitted to criminal violations of federal campaign finance law when he paid off two of president trump's mistresses. he alleges and prosecutors believe him that those payments were made at the direction of then candidate trump in order to influence the election. he said as much in an interview with george stephanopoulos this week. unindited c unindicted co-conspirator in two separate crimes. the president to impede investigations against him and close associates. his firing of james co

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