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in the end, the russians were swapped for american spies in a dramatic exchange at the airport in vienna. prosecutors said the spy ring busted today was looking to recruit their own anna chapmans by seducing young american women, willing to work for russia. there was no immediate comment from the russian government today, but as almost also happens, expect the russians to arrest an alleged american spy soon in moscow, david. >> tit for tat. all right, brian ross with us tonight. brian, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to that scare at the white house. a small drone flying low, crashing onto the white house grounds. raising alarms, so many asking, who sent it and why? well tonight, a government employee revealing it was him. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas now. >> reporter: in the hours just before dawn, secret service and emergency personnel descend on the white house, after a secret service officer reports seeing something unprecedented. a small drone, two feet in diameter, flying at low altitude, inside the white house south lawn fence.

. >> coming up at 4:30 meet a woman who says her basement flooded after a water main break in vienna. now seven on your side investigator is working to find out why the town won't help. >> the overnight storm watch gave way to a sunny but cold day all across the area. schools were closed there as well as wince william and montgomery and prince charles's. the clock is ticking for you to clear your sidewalks after all the snow. in arlington and montgomery counties you have 24 hours from when the snow stopped falling. that would be about midnight tonight. you get 48 hours in prince george's county and eight in the district. if you haven't shovelled yet you already missed the deadline. >> even though it didn't do much damage in our area that massive winter storm is causing problems. while it is moving tout sea the problems at the airports and train stations could linger for day. we are live at reagan national airport with some of the local impacts. susan. well, scott we are seeing planes coming and going out of reagan national airport. but it is still proving to be a struggle to get in an

vienna, meets at mcdonald's, 10:00 a.m. she needs a visa at the embassy.nd secret e-mail accounts to keep in touch. $3,000 cash sanctioned by the cia. if she gets to yemen, the cia promises storm $250,000. he knows it could cost the blond her life. how do you reconcile that? >> she's an innocent. but she wasn't according to -- he was taking time bombs, running around europe. she was already convinced about what she wanted to do. if we can use her to get close to al awlaki to hit him, that's the way it goes. >> awlaki's encrypted e-mail to storm dictates she bring one carry-on bag, one medium suitcase. storm says he picks a gray samsonite, passes the measurements to the cia, which hides the tracking device in the handle. as she arrives at the vienna airport for her flight, the attractive blond has no idea what she is carrying. alena is getting on her plane for yemen. storm is hundreds of miles away in denmark. the honey trap plot with the blond is finally in play. if the plan works, they will find one of the world's most wanted terrorists. storm tells us in

this is glendon street in vienna.h on the ground and all of this is most likely going to freeze. and hey, we have turned into somewhat of rock stars on glendon street. the cheering section. guess what the kids want tomorrow a snow day, right? >> yeah! >> reporter: we'll see if that happens. but the ice is a concern tonight, guys. dealing with the slush and mess on the roads, that is sure to turn to ice overnight. >> common sense says if you don't need to be on the road please stay off of it. >> reporter: that is the best advice from v-dot steve shannon as crews line up load up and try to prevent a refreeze. extra crews have been called in trucks trying to clean up in northern virginia. the side roads will get a lot of attention. >> in subdivisions, we'll be putting down primarily sand but may do a hot mix, which is a sand/salt mixture. but we'll be working through the night to get these roads in good condition. >> reporter: shoveling the sidewalks, the chore here in downtown leesburg today. walking with care a must. t

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kind of trained in a very old-fashioned way i would say and not a study of languages and started in vienna with a lesson in ancient greek in high school and then i became a zoologist and i mean someone who covers the history of languages@systems in the way people communicate. that goes beyond strictly speaking the language that we share, which may be english, which may be the fifth or sixth language that i ever learned. and it ties in because i am a cultural theorist and i bring together thoughts from various sources, historical sources. for instance, i think about body modification and our belief in physiognomy and the racial politics around people's appearances and other such things that people talk about in the visible round and o-oscar yeah as today's extreme body modification and i bring these together as cultural goods. not because i am saying they are the same, that they are going back to this desire to change the body and see in the body of reflection of what is in side a character. and so this is a contribution to the history of studying bodies and studying visuality that is very

this is glen din street in vienna plenty icy, slush on the roads. as we go through the night, it is going to get icy here. we went out to leesburg today, this was the scene there as truck after truck was coming in to pick up a mixture of salt and sand and get back out on the road. and the battle against this second round, this freeze is just beginning. >> we've increased the numbers. we probably have close to 1,000 pieces of equipment in. because of the fact that we got hit about four hours earlier and twice the amount of snow that we had predicted, we'll be working through the night, the subdivisions. >> and crews are still working. take a look right here. we've got the salt plow the salt truck coming through. they're going to do whatever they can do. they're putting the plows down on the ground to get whatever is stuck here on the ground off the roads. so it's going to be a busy night, again, a salt and sand. and is vj mentioned, you've got to get the storm team 4 app to stay ahead of all of this stuff. reporting live in vienna adam tuss news4. >>

delays into manassas, getting into vienna. pace not bad heading to the beltway. 270 corridor no incidents to report heading into hyattstown we're below speed. germantown south through gaithersburg and rock vi, the light volume, southern maryland again seeing a lot more snow cover and icy conditions out there. thanks for joining us this wednesday morning. wusa9 continues with more stories for you right after here you go. wow! thanks! get a free beverage in any size for enrolling in dd perks, and start earning points towards more rewards with every purchase. join today for a free beverage on us. america runs on dunkin'. p; people of the coffee-drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right, for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter -- put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. >>> at 6:26, here's some news you may have missed. tests performed on a 24-year- old soldier found dead in texas a. that's according to army officials in the ca

emergency crews responded to the 2-hundred block of vienna street fire officials say a preliminary cause of the collapse could be a railing failure. another armed robbery in a usually peaceful east bay community. tonight, police in san ramon are looking for the man who held uppolice are sharing his photo. carefully the snapshot of an armed robbery that san ramon police say took minutes to pull off. sot- "never thought it would happen here ever." even more surprising. because this wells fargo branch is actually inside a lucky's grocery store off san ramon valley boulevard. sot- "it's really troubling." investigator say at around 2-30 saturday afternoon, this man handed a teller a note which appears to be in his hand showed the teller a handgun, hidden on his waist. police say he took the money then ran without inuring anyone. sot- "i was really concerned because uh something is i ave a business close by." williams ejuwa owns the ups store next door. he says he hopes this kind kind of crime doesn't lead to a trend. sot- "i think it should be people coming from a different areas, because it

this is a live look from our drive cam in vienna. the snow is gone but the threat certainly isn't over yet. let's go first to doug. he's tracking the conditions from storm center 4. doug? >> yeah i'm the only one indoors now. good thing, because it is darn cold out there. and it will continue to get even colder as we move through the night tonight. take a look at the three-hour loop we saw this morning. the snow making its way in and filling in very quickly. we saw some of the snow coming down pretty fast upwards of a half inch to an inch per hour between 6:00 and 9:00. that was it. but that was enough to cause a lot of problems as it occurred just during the rush hour. now no more snow no -- nothing on the radar as far as that is concerned. but this is how much snow we saw, ashburn over 4 inches. 4 inches in rockville. 3.5 in reston. reagan national 2.4 inches of snow. so yes, a little more than expected and colder temperatures helped it to stick on the roadways very quickly. now, talk about those temperatures. this is where we'll b

--el accidente se report poco despus de las 5 de la tarde sobre la cuadra "200" de la calle "vienna"o en el distrito "excelsior." --las autoridades indicaron que las vctimas resultaron gravemente heridas... lorena/voboxes ---en san francisco un hombre fue apuñalado tras una aparente riÑa con otro sujeto.. --- el incidente se produjo poco antes de las 4 de la tarde.....entre las calles ''sexta'' y ''natoma''.. --- hasta el momento la polica no ha identificado a la victima ni tampoco ha dado detalles del supuesto agresor... contina la investigacion de este ataque... lorena/topvo ---continuando en san francisco una mdico forense identific a ''daniel ha'' como la vctima que encontraron flotando en las aguas de la baha en noviembre pasado... --- ''ha'' haba desaparecido desde el 31 de octubre y sus familiares emprendieron una campaÑa para dar con el paradero del joven que trabajaba como ingeniero tecnolgico en una compaÑa en esta ciudad... --- las autoridades continan las investigaciones y darn a conocer los resultados de la autopsia en los prximos 4 meses... lorena - top vo --un ciclista

. >> a woman has found herself in a battle with the town of vienna after a water main break did tens of thousands of dollars worth of damage to her home. with no one else, she turned to 7 on your side. >> the suburban neighborhood has had three water main breaks. the most recent one happening here. you can see where the repair was. when this water main broke, it's sent water underground and then downhill into the basement of this house, doing thousands of dollars in damage. the woman that lives here doesn't feel like she should have to pay for it. this cleanup crew has been busy for days. an expensive mess that she should not have to pay for. >> is is not our fault. it was nothing that we had done wrong. there was nothing faulty in the way we maintained the home. >> following a water main break the basement filled with more than a foot of muddy soup. but the next three days, she and her family had no water or no heat. >> he got a new water heater, you got a new furnace. >> we paid for it. >> the town is playing for the initial thing that but they will not cover the cost of the restor

more volume in centerville, fair lakes, fair oaks into vienna with wet pavement there as well. beltway south of route 50 landover, lacking good no early troubles to report, heading from andrews on the beltway or south down across the wilson bridge. mike and andrea, back to you. >>> we'll get back to our weather coverage in just a minute, but we begin with breaking news from this morning at the white house. >> anything giovanni joins us. >> reporter: the white house has confirmed a device was recovered on its ground. the ap reporting that device was a drone. hours agatha resulted in this. teams of secret service agents scouring the grounds with flashlights in hand, going to and from the fence lane, back to the white house. as we pulled up just before 5:00 this morning they were walking all along the perimeter of the north lawn specifically. what they found though, poses no threat according to white house spokesperson josh earnest. president obama and first lady michelle obama are spending the day in new delhi, india. no longer appears to be an active scene. >> nick thank you wit

. >> after seven weeks, storm sent back to vienna for another meeting with aminah.he next step in the match making. he shows her this video from awlaki. >> this recording is done specifically for sister aminah. the brother who's carrying this recording is a trustworthy brother. >> what's her reaction when she's watching that video? >> she's full of joy and tears. you do really know him, she says. you do really know him. >> i hope you are well. >> then storm has her record a video for awlaki in return. >> my brother, it's me, aminah, and i just want to tell you that right now i feel nervous and this is very awkward for me. >> awlaki wants a blond european wife. the plan has to work. storm convinces her to break muslim taboo and take off her head scarf. >> brother, this is my without the head scarf so you can see my hair. i hope you will be pleased with it. >> coming up -- >> james bond. 007. clink, clink, clink. and you know, it just opened up. >> agent storm's biggest payday yet, but all does not go as planned. >> the americans refused to speak to me for six months.

into manassas, fake oaks, vienna, light volume and pretty much at speed. back to you. >> thank you, beverly. >>> belgium authorities say 13 people have been detained in belgium and two arrested in france in an antiterrorist sweep following a firefight in which two suspected terrorists were killed. >> this investigation continues. belgium authorities say a dozen search tz led to the discovery of -- searches led to the discovery of four military style weapons. belgium police moved in on suspected terrorist hideouts killing two suspects and wounding and arresting a third. the two terror suspects yesterday that were killed planned to kill police on the street or even in their offices. >>> an ohio man arrested by the fbi and accused of plotting to set off pipe bombs at the capitol building is scheduled to appear in court for the first time today. >> nikki burdine is live in our newsroom with a look at the details in the case. nikki? >> reporter: we are learning new and disturbing details about the alleged terror plot. f.b.i. agents say christopher cornell had p

orange line trains will run every 8 minutes between vienna and new caroltown. and silver line running every 12 minutes they'll have extra cars for the extra capacity. red line is operating on a normal schedule this morning.e tweeting about this. you can follow us. a lot of information coming out as well in the newscast. megan mcgrath at the metro station talk aboutint it with passengers. >>> we received photographs of the chaos from you. some show smoke in the stations d firefighters and first responders there. even one you can see riders walking through the metro tunnel. you can see all the pictureson line at nbcwashington.com. you can e-mail us your photographs and thoughts at isee@nbcwashington. >>> getting you information on breaking news in new york city. a nasty commute for them because of a fire at a construction site near penn station. this is causing some issues. take a look at the video. fire officials believe it's a suspicious fire because of the location of the fire. it looks like it may have been intentionally set. it's on eighth avenue. there was

it happened at 5:30 tonight on vienna street. they were taking pictures on the deck and the railing gave way, dropping them 20 feet. all three had head injuries, one a broken hip and arm. the railing had rotted. >>> some bay area shoppers received a shock today when they noticed a warping about a possible pleasele exposure. customers inside the costco last sunday may have been exposed to measles. >> we were there last sunday. now i'm going to let my husband know and make sure that both of us don't have symptoms. >> health officials say the same patient visited the walmart across the street last weekend. this is the second confirm measles case in santa clara county. >>> the measles spread after an outbreak started at disneyland last month. there are at least 78 cases in seven states 48 right here in california. health officials believe the outbreak could have been caused by parents who didn't have their kids vaccinated. the illness is highly contagious. >>> city leaders want to keep crude oil from barreling through downtown. phill

nice light volume between manassas, fair oaks, vienna, falls church and rosslyn. back you to. >> thanks, beverly. >>> one of the hottest pieces of sporting equipment this year is a mask that make it is harder to breathe. >> you do this intentionally. apparently it's designed to simulate what it's like to exercise at a high altitude. kris van cleave takes a look at the science behind the mask to see if it works. >> reporter: justin wesley breathes loud and looks funny when he's working out. he uses a mask that simulates tougher conditions at high altitude. >> you're sucking for air and it's not coming in because it's holding back the air. >> reporter: high elevation training masks are becoming more popular. many professional apt leads are using them during training to try and get an edge on the field. manufacturers say the masks limit oxygen, strengthening long capacity and building the diaphragm. >> you'll take less breaths per main but you're going to take breaths that count for more. >> reporter: you can control the intensity or elevation by swapping out the whi

eastbound 66 lineups getting into manassas, centreville into fair oaks and vienna.rent incidents blocking anything there. northbound route 4 by the way still blocked as you make your way out of calvert and anne arundel county north of 260. mike, back to you. >> thanks, bev. >>> the name of a fairfax county police officer involved in a controversial 2013 shooting of john geer has now been released. officer adam torres is an eight- year veteran of the fairfax county police department, and police say he fired one shot at geer as he stood on his porch. geer died from the shooting. the information was released under a court order. the attorney for the geer family says more information should be released by the end of the month. >>> lawyers for the man accused of abducting uva student hannah graham are fighting to keep cameras out of the scour room later this week. jesse matthew is charged with attempted murder and rain after allegedly attacking a fairfax woman in 2005. matthew has been in custody since september also charged with abducting hannah graham. her body was fou

volume in manassas and centreville and getting into vienna on 66. >>> michael johnson, the man accused of killing felicia barnes is a free man. a judge dismissed all charges against him in the the murder of the north carolina teenager. the judge cited insufficient evidence. barnes disappeared while visiting her sister in baltimore in 2010. her body was found months later in the susquehanna river. johnson was thester's -- the sister's ex-boyfriend. he was convicted of murder in 2013 but a judge ruled prosecutors withheld evidence and granted johnson a new trial. that case led to a mistrial. >>> a new witness coming forward might trig area new trial for a baltimore man convicted of killing his high school girlfriend. he is serving a life sentence for the 1999 murder of 18-year- old minley. now stepping forward is asia mclean who claims she saw syaid in a public library at the time prosecutors said his ex- girlfriend was killed. they said the defense attorney never bothered to call her as a witness. >>> styrofoam containers and packing peanuts will be a thing of the past in montgomery cou

--el accidente se report poco despus de las 5 de la tarde sobre la cuadra "200" de la calle "vienna" el distrito "excelsior." --las autoridades indicaron que las vctimas resultaron gravemente heridas... lorena/voboxes ---tambin en san francisco un hombre fue apuñalado tras una aparente riÑa con otro sujeto.. --- el incidente se produjo poco antes de las 4 de la tarde.....entre las calles ''sexta'' y ''natoma''.. --- hasta el momento la polica no ha identificado a la victima, tampoco ha dado detalles del supuesto agresor... contina la investigacion de este ataque... lorena/topvo ---continuando en san francisco una mdico forense identific a ''daniel ha'' como la vctima que encontraron flotando en las aguas de la baha en noviembre pasado... --- ''ha'' haba desaparecido desde el 31 de octubre y sus familiares emprendieron una campaÑa para dar con el paradero del joven que trabajaba como ingeniero tecnolgico en una compaÑa en esta ciudad... --- las autoridades continan las investigaciones y darn a conocer los resultados de la autopsia en los prximos 4 meses... lorena - top vo --un ciclist

the other problem is a lot of roads like this lead into the high schools, james madison here in vienna. we drove on this road earlier and we slipped. it is icy here, which is why they have a two hour delay tomorrow. tonight, folks voted in a special election. the parents here were not happy that it and other fairfax county schools were open for kids earlier in the day. >> when they have the potential of morning rush-hour snow, they need to err on the side of caution. >> many schools were all apologizing. there were 12 bus accidents in prince william, and these images from loudoun county show their issues, too, but nowhere was the outcry greater than in fairfax county. >> i have four elementary school children and it was very tough. our vehicle got stuck. we made it, but the school was closed. >> i think it was a poor decision. they need to make decisions earlier and look at the forecast. >> students and parents say this cannot happen again. >> this was a pretty big mistake. >> although a school board member does not make the decision to close the schools the superintendent and assistan

it happened just before 6:00 on vienna street. the responders say all three people were seriously hurt and building inspector has been called in to assess the damage. >>> there was a community meeting in the castro today to talk about the arson problem in the san francisco neighborhood. the investigators made one arrest last week but they say they are looking at all 20 or so fires independently to determine if anyone else may be responsible. the fires began in december. parked cars, they will be the main target. the police say they need the community's help to crash this case. >> getting calls from neighbors in the areas. people with surveillance cameras, all of that has enabled us to look at clues that we normally would not have. >> the police say they add extra patrols to the area and are asking the community to stay vigilant if they see anything suspicious. if you have driven through oakland lately chances are the police know exactly where you went. that is because two opd cruisers are equipped with automatic license plate read

our surae chinn is live in vienna taking a look at residential neighborhoods out there. so what's the word? >> reporter: of course, it's a mixture. you've got some good roads, really great roads, some not so good, but a lot of them look just like the one we are here if this neighborhood just off hunter mill road and the toll road 267. we've got snow covered sidewalks here and the roadway, you've got ice, snow and slushiness and it's all starting to refreeze. steve huff can cover only so much ground. he takes advantage of afternoon sun to clear residential roads in vienna that have been ice packed for days. now he's seeing more of a slushy ice mixture on pay. >> i think the weather came in fast -- on pavement. >> i think the weather came in fast, hard, heavy. it was cold and during rush hour at the same time. for the most part i think we're getting everything cleaned up. >> i have the worst driveway in the whole neighborhood. >> reporter: mark rosia admits he waited too long to get to his driveway. >> i was hoping it would kind of take care of itself, but it's been so com

the victims of the terrorist attacks in france stretched far from the european capitals of madrid, vienna, and london. to istanbul, in beirut and the gaza strip, moscow, to new york city. the message jesuis charlie, i am charlie, a slogan in support of charlie hebdo the french satirical newspaper that mocked islamic terrorists and repeatedly published cartoons of the prophet mohammed, the target of this week's massacre. >> it became the rallying cry of global condemnation of what demonstrators see as a direct attack on the freedom of speech. but they are among 40 world leaders at the main march in paris tonight where some faces in the crowd whose own record of free speech might be called into question themselves. jordan's king abdullah whose government last year sentenced a jerusalem post journalist to jail with hard labor, egypt's foreign minister, a country which detained a group of journalists for 500 days and counting. sergei lavrov the foreign minister of russia a country accused of imprison thing a journalist for insult ago government servant among several alleged abuses and the pri

chance to talk publicly about turning night into day on 66 will come monday here at oakton high in vienna. >>> all right. well i guess everybody's got their eye now on what's going to happen. is sunday night or monday morning, maybe a little bit of both? >> that's when it all moves in. looks like the monday morning commute will be a slow-go. delays are likely. cancelations are possible. this is a storm system we're doing to continue to track and update. th forecast is not set in stone. we still have good 24 hours before we start to track rain and snow moving in to the area. you do want to stay tuned for updates. i'll be back in tomorrow morning. chuck and doug will be in tomorrow evening. of course news4 today will begin at 4:00 a.m. on monday bringing you the latest updates. here are the weather head likes right now. winter weather arrives late tomorrow night and run through monday night. there's a chance we could see a few additional snow showers on tuesday. our active pattern continues with the chance of more rain and snow thursday night into friday for the upcoming week. temperatures

it happened at a birthday party on vienna street in the excelsior district yesterday. firefighters say two men and a woman were leaning against the wood railing when it suddenly collapsed and they fell 20 feet onto a concrete patio. >> the more people falling down and, you know, it depending on how you fall you can have serious injuries that can cause death but in this case they don't appear to be life- threatening. >>> the victims broke bones and are being treated. the investigators say the railing was rotting. the deck will be examined to see if it's up to code. >>> construction crews began to work on the new segment of the b.a.r.t. to san jose segment so that part of the route can go underground at lundy and sierra road. parents dropping their kids off at vincy park seemed to take the delays in stride. >> it's kind of a pain. i would rather just go down lundy here because i know this way it's a straight shot. >> i think they said the closure will be going on for nine months or so. that's a long time to be stuck trying to find alternative routes. >> traffic and the n

in vienna condemned the attacks taking place over the last 36 hours. the clock is running on this. russia is saying we do want a peaceful solution. the ukraine people must decide what they want. for their future. he inside a reaction to president obama's speech he said that it is not in any way good to keep punishing russia. sanctions will not work and we are always ready for reasonable negotiations. that will be the message he'll take to the meeting, of the foreign ministers. >> anything new or different put forward at the meeting in berlin. >> you remember they signed the membership of course accord loft september -- last september, calling on all sides to pull troops out of the country. russia denied they were there in the first place. there were days when there was no fighting. gradually the fighting has got a lot worse. if the foreign ministers can get together, and ukraine is talking it up. it could lead to a meeting of leaders that could bring about some sort of renewed peace deal. you can forget about minsk, it is not happening any more. peter sharp reporting from moscow. >

dulles, virginia two inches of snow and also in vienna, herndon about an inch and a half. baltimore, b.w.i. inch of snow and we had .6 of an inch at reagan national airport. live stormwatch radar will show you a couple of lingering flurries and that's it. anything that's still falling right now isn't adding up any longer. it will be a gusty day and we're trying to break up those skies and clear them out a little bit. but those winds are making us feel colder than what the thermometer says. the wind chill factor at dulles is 19. 17 in gaithersburg. 23 at reagan national and 24 right now at culpepper. so moving forward, we have some significant changes. our nor'easter storm continues to crank across parts of new england. boston has had 14 1/2 inches of snow. parts of connecticut have seen two feet of snow and they've also had wind gusts which have exceeded hurricane strength so 74 miles per hour. that's a hurricane were that's pretty nasty. had that in nantucket last night. so while the nor'easter exits, we'll continue to see gusty winds with this. tonight, and through much

he takes advantage of afternoon sun to clear residential roads in vienna that have been ice packed for days. now he's seeing more of a slushy ice mixture on pavement. >> i think the weather came in fast, hard, heavy and it was cold and during rush hour at the same time. for the most part i think we're getting everything cleaned up. >> i have the worst driveway in the whole neighborhood. >> reporter: mark rosia is just now getting to his driveway. he admits he waited too long. >> i was just hoping it would kind of take care of itself, but it's been so cold it's not going away. >> reporter: students from south lake high school are familiar with the dangerous sidewalks. >> it's kind of frustrating they didn't remove the snow. they only removed on the road. it's kind of frustrating they don't think about the students walking. >> reporter: but people in fairfax county are not legally obligated to clear their walks, although they're urged to do so and some homeowners associations may require it. in fairfax county surae chinn, wusa9. >>> tonight we're hearing from two prince george's county p

rain does extend up toward the north into warsaw vienna and kiev and some snow into moscow. temperatures quite chilly in the single zing its to below freezing. back toward the west we're seeing temperatures at 2 to 4 degrees from paris into london. so quite chilly once again. wrapping things up with a look at north america we're keeping an eye on this low pressure system that brought record amounts of snowfall into amarillo, texas, thursday. it is now picking up more moisture. we're looking at the possibility of some heavy rainfall maybe even severe weather along the coast of the carolinas and down to the gulf coast in florida and to look out for some very wet weather. strong winds cannot rule out an isolated tornado in the process. as this system continues to move toward the north and east may become a nor'easter and bring heavy snow fall into the northeastern portions of the united states. look out for that. sunny skies there new york high of 3. 2 in toronto. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm s

rain from berlin into vienna and rome and all the way into madrid, the possibility of some snow once again. and also on the flip side into the eastern side of europe warsaw kiev temperatures topping off at around freezing lows dropping below freezing with some snowfall expected on the forecast. now, when it comes to snowfall in the united states somewhat minimal. mainly located towards unfortunately the northern rockies and scattered in the upper midwest. most of the forcing mechanisms have moved toward the east. that low pressure system causing a lot of icing issues has now moved toward the far outer coast of canada but it's bringing in plenty of cold air, new york pennsylvania, and the new england states you will still see some chilly temperatures as we go through the day. down toward the south high pressure bringing in warm flow and warm moisture into the deep south. we will see temperatures moving into the 20s for places like miami. we do have a low trying to develop way down toward mexico and texas and that's going to move over the gulf and bring some plentiful rain by the end o

about 5 to 10 degrees higher than normal 11 degrees berlin 7 degrees in vienna and 1 degree in moscowith snow on the menu on tuesday. now across the americas from the second week of january through the second week of february, it's the coldest time of year for north america. very frigid air is blanketing central parts of the u.s. as well as western canada. and windchill values as low as minus 35 degrees in some places. so cover your skin to avoid frostbite. now, across the west winter storm conditions are still happening over the four corners region, and 40 centimeters of snow is likely into your tuesday. now temperatures are as follows. quite low, minus 12 degrees for the high winnipeg minus 9 degrees and chicago minus 10 degrees in toronto and your high in new york city will be minus 1 degree. but temperatures will slightly moderate on wednesday, and coming back to more average levels as we go in to thursday. now finally over japan, looking quite calm for many areas. but things will change as we go in to wednesday, a new system is coming in from the west. that will provide widesprea

it happened around 5:30 last night at a home on vienna street in the city's excelsior neighborhood. the railing on a second story deck collapsed sending two men and a well crashing to the ground. the victims are currently listed in critical condition. >>> some sheriffs around the nation want a google-owned app to stop showing where the patrol cars are located. the app is called wave. it's a traffic software that combines gps and social networking and it warns drivers when police are nearby. sheriffs argue it puts law enforcement officers' lives in danger. google purchased the app for $1 billion in 2013. while google declined to comment a spokeswoman says the company thinks deeply about safety and security. >>> the secret service has removed a suspicious device that was found on the lawn of the white house. the device was discovered early this morning. federal law enforcement official said a drone landed on a tree on the white house grounds. perimeter has been set up around the white house to restrict access and the secret service says the drone does not pose a threat to anyone in th

66, any volume delay we have seen has been brief through gainesville, centerville, fair oaks into vienna and so far. any morning accidents we have seen have been single vehicle slide off the road kind of things. heading into stafford, woodbridge and on to 395, a similar situation with the overall lighter volume. our trouble spots? inbound lanes of route 4. a crash still had only one lane squeezing by to the right. police have a tow truck outweigh eastbound 66 ramp that would take to you 29 rosalyn blocked off because of water main break repairs. mike and andrea, back to you. when the flu hits, it's a really big deal. the aches. the chills. the fever. an even bigger deal? everything you miss out on... family pizza night. the big game. or date night. why lose out to the flu any longer than you have to? prescription tamiflu can help you get better 1.3 days faster. that's 30% sooner. call your doctor right away. and attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people 2 weeks and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two

vienna .3 of an inch. .2 of an inch reported at reagan national. nice coating downtown and dulles airport reporting a trace. 31 degrees at the current temperature. we have the overcast conditions in d.c. our wind chill factor is down to 23 so everything stays frozen and icy if not cleared or treated. it's 25 in gaithersburg. 27 inincheste this has been one of the problems that we've had to deal with today. temperatures, they're down in the 20's and that salt in the chemical treatments on the roadways is ineffective. so take it with a grain of salt so to speak on the doppler radar here because a lot of what you're seeing looks white but a lot of this is actually freezing rain. that liquid that comes down and coats and creates ice on contact. here's that batch of snow showers that i was talking about in west virginia. in hagerstown we still have a couple of flurries and you might see them around frederick, too. storm system started out weak. it was kind of broad and then it kind of compacted itself and brought itself together and accelerated towards

like vienna, budapest feels more grandiose than the capital of a relatively small country, but the city remains the cultural capital of eastern europe, with a keenly developed knack for good living. you can enjoy that hungarian joy of life at the széchenyi baths. soak with the locals. of the city's two dozen or so traditional mineral baths, this is the most accessible and fun. budapest is hot, literally. it sits on a thin crust over thermal springs, which power all these baths. both the ancient romans and ottoman turks enjoyed these same mineral springs. they still say, "poke a hole in the ground anywhere in hungary, and you'll find hot water." magyars of all shapes and sizes squeeze themselves into tiny swimsuits and strut their stuff. babushkas float blissfully in the warm water. the speedo-clad old boys club gathers pensively around soggy chessboards. and the circle of rapids brings out the kid in people of all ages. after 2,000 years of experience and innovation, locals have honed the art of enjoying their thermal hot springs. budapest straddles the danube river. on the west side is

because of the oncoming cold front will bring some rain and single digit temperatures from warsaw to viennaand berlin and cold temperatures continue to build into russia. we're looking at snow and temperatures below freezing going throughout friday for daytime highs. speaking of cold weather and also speaking of snow we have a low pressure system still spinning northeast of hokkaido bringing in the sea-effect snow and the windy conditions and i think as we go into the weekend we will still see some more snowfall to talk about for saturday, and even into sunday. so that snowfall will continue for the western side of the tohoku region and also into hokkaido. meanwhile back toward the west into china, this high pressure is very dominant bringing in that northerly flow so we will see cold temperatures, some windy conditions and that flow will create instability as far south as the meli peninsula, and that cold air may even bring some frozen precipitation into southern portions of china. high of 4 in seoul on saturday. 10 in tokyo. 9 in beijing. 20s down toward manila. cold temperatures also con

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there's now a cat cafe in vienna too, and here in east london. though it's felines first.re for a cup of coffee or tea, but shhh. it's nap time. come on in pull up a chair and, well i've been sent on easier interviews. hello. just woken up. these days pets are not always possible if you live in a city apartment. perhaps that's why these cafes are so popular among humans. what are you having? coffee? no? it is run in principle by a human. >> the best about the company of animals, it's very uncomplicated. >> reporter: but there's no doubt who is in charge. >> in taking pictures make sure your flash is off. cats need 18 hours of sleep every day. >> that's nice they're walking all over you. >> cats yes, cat passion. >> reporter: and if you do make it along, fair warning. okay sorry. what did i say? do your best not to upset the locals. keir simmons, nbc news london. >> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today" and then right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac >>> nbc

. >>> it happened yesterday at a birthday party at a home on vienna street. firefighters say two men and a woman were leaning against the wood railing when it suddenly collapsed. they fell 20 feet down on to a concrete patio. >> the more people falling down and who knows how you fall. you can have serious injuries that can cause death. but in this case they don't appear to be life threatening. >> the victims broke some bones. they are being treated for that. the railing was rotting. the whole deck will be examined to see if it's up to code. >>> a sex abuse case against the boy scouts is set to get under way in southern california. coming up in 28 minutes, what some of the evidence could reveal about the organizations efforts to protect children and report abuse. >>> but first feeding the homeless in san francisco. what is behind an effort to give out hundreds of muffins. >>> here's another live look at our breaking news in pacifica. we have fire official speaking right now. okay we have a fire that is burning in pacifica right now. some people have been evacu

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meanwhile, another flight to germany was 30 hours late because of the fog and because it had to divert to vienna after a 73-year-old man died on the flight. more than 150,000 people are expected to attend the annual consumer electronics show in las vegas. this yearable lists -- this year analysts expect to see 3-d printers take center stage and they will let visitors put on the virtual reality head hets. headsets. consumer reports with i will have a live report from las vegas. let's get a check of the forecast. drew has some good news. >> if you like warmer weather heading back to work and school, the temperatures are on the up swing. the temperatures are some 10 to 15 degrees above normal. live doppler 7hd. we will see a quiet pattern and it will persist over the next couple days. as we open up the almanac, it was back to reality temperature wise. the high was 55 degrees just 1 degree shy of the normal of 56 and our morning low spot on 45. that's exactly where we should be this time of year. live outside in our sutro tower cam, we are showing you the city of san francisco. it is a cool and quie