st. barnabas, a crash blocking two lanes. so the beltway is rolling along just fine but we do have that problem inner loop there near st. barnabas. 32 near 95, a crash blocking the left lane this morning. cedarville road east of 301 blocked each way because of those downed wires here right now and something further to the south here in charles county, oliver shop road, lanes blocked again, tree down there. aaron? >> all right. thank you. we're just learning that jefferson county public schools are on a two-hour delay today. we transportation reporter, adam tuss. >> you spent the entire day driving the roads for us yesterday. what do you think today? compare and contrast. >> reporter: well, listen, there's not a snowstorm happening right now, but there is a lot of ice out here this morning. you guys were talking about it. we're in vienna right now and you can see off to the side here what we're dealing with. this camera angle here gives you a really good look at what's on the side here. the icy crunch that we're all dealing wi

st. barnabas came to cypress and they ordained him the first bishop of larnika. >> it talks about how he of bishop. now that's a trip of barnabas to documented in the book of acts. >> there is a tradition saying that he was a market. it was to build the churches in the place that he was killed or suffered for christ. >> archaeology reveals there has been a church on this site since the fifth century. >> some time around the seventh century, the church seems to have been destroyed. it either was through the arab invasion of cypress which took place in that year or it may have been due to some earthquakes that we know took place at that time. >> lazarus disappears until late in the ninth century when a rumor spreads through the christian world, his relics have been discovered. and in 901, knights come to cypress in search of the bones of jesus' beloved friend. >> emperor s the island of cypress. church there dedicated to st. lazarus, and proceed to go down into the crypt where they find the remnants of the saint. >> they then make their way back. >> in exchange for the relics one theory ho

st. barnabas road. in the next 10 minutes, we will update the ride on the north side of town.a new leak in the nfl begins, scot mccloughan will no longer be a part of the team's decision making. the wide receiver is expected to sign with the san francisco 49ers today pretty cannot finalize the deal until after 4:00 p.m. today. why is he leaving? he reportedly will make $16 million in the first year of his contract. sorry, d.c. autria: today is the end of an era. the dallas cowboys will release tony romo, the cowboys' all-time leader in passing yards and touchdowns. he has played with the cowboys for 14 seasons. experts say the den and the houston texans are highly interested. hewill not have to move if goes with the texans. just pack up and drive on down the road. -- y: kidd: tonight on scandal, why jake and olivia are getting along so well on the campaign trail. she is just doing her job. >> back on your good side, your family again? >> we will do this later. >> you hated her, but now you are on the phone with her every day. when we are on the trail, you two are like peas in

st. barnabas, st. mark's lutheran singers cathedral, the first unitarian church, thank you for doing god's work here in san francisco. i agreed to participate in san francisco winter shelter program, you are holding true to the values of a validity of religious beliefs, but also the values of the city and county of san francisco. having visited some your churches, that open the door i mean it's really just it's a beautiful gesture to those on the nice when nights we have the most need and provides a tremendous amount of relief in our city. so, thank you for this work it also helping to coordinate meals to those that have opened their doors at night for hundreds of homeless individuals in our streets. i want to particularly appreciate episcopal community services for taking on the role of managing and staffing this over the last three months. from the department of homelessness, imagine jeff kosinski but also want to recognize kathy purdue, scott walton, sam dodge, emily cohen and homeless outreach team

st. barnabas road, a crash there. triangle still have that left side of the roadway getting by. 270 south looks okay from germantown. top of the beltway, no major problems. 66 inbound okay as well. remember to listen to wtop when you hop in your car. >>> i'll be on wtop with the forecast in a couple more minutes but a little head's up on your weekend plans. we'll be up into the next couple of days but highs over the weekend will be about 30 degrees colder than that. only in the mid to upper 30s for highs both saturday and sunday. a lot of clouds are out for the second half of the weekend and we're still watching a chance for some rain or wet snow flakes around here in the first part of the day on sunday. doesn't look like much. the storm as of now looks like the storm will be farther down south of us but it will certainly be cold. the whole five-day forecast coming up next. >>> let's get to angie at the live desk now. >> there has been an attack on the hospital. what's this about? >> we're seeing the aftermath of it a

st. barnabas, inner and outer loop of the beltway rolling okay. it mostly looks wet this morning so that is good news. taking a look at a map for you. southbound bw parkway at 32, reported that tree down in the roadway. not too much of a slowdown there right now, but again, all of this pink here showing an icy mix falling. when you see the white on the map on the roadways you know snow is falling through those areas. outer loop before bw parkway, had that crash but it is off the roadway. rest of the beltway, we're slow in spots for sure. this is not normal for this time of day but it's not terrible. metro running on a saturday >>> all right. thank you. now we continue our team coverage with our reporters spread out across the area. justin finch and derrick ward checking out conditions in virginia and maryland. >> but first we want to check in with adam on the beltway in maryland in the storm team 4 x 4. how's it looking? >> reporter: hey, eun. just a lot of rain out here right now actually. take a look at the windshield camera of our 4 x 4 here if

st. barnabas, st. mark's lutheran singers cathedral, the first unitarian church, thank you for doing god's work here in san francisco. i agreed to participate in san francisco winter shelter program, you are holding true to the values of a validity of religious beliefs, but also the values of the city and county of san francisco. having visited some your churches, that open the door i mean it's really just it's a beautiful gesture to those on the nice when nights we have the most need and provides a tremendous amount of relief in our city. so, thank you for this work it also helping to coordinate meals to those that have opened their doors at night for hundreds of homeless individuals in our streets. i want to particularly appreciate episcopal community services for taking on the role of managing and staffing this over the last three months. from the department of homelessness, imagine jeff kosinski but also want to recognize kathy purdue, scott walton, sam dodge, emily cohen and homeless outreach team

st. barnabas, st. mark's lutheran singers cathedral, the first unitarian church, thank you for doing god's work here in san francisco. i agreed to participate in san francisco winter shelter program, you are holding true to the values of a validity of religious beliefs, but also the values of the city and county of san francisco. having visited some your churches, that open the door i mean it's really just it's a beautiful gesture to those on the nice when nights we have the most need and provides a tremendous amount of relief in our city. so, thank you for this work it also helping to coordinate meals to those that have opened their doors at night for hundreds of homeless individuals in our streets. i want to particularly appreciate episcopal community services for taking on the role of managing and staffing this over the last three months. from the department of homelessness, imagine jeff kosinski but also want to recognize kathy purdue, scott walton, sam dodge, emily cohen and homeless outreach team