clinton, waldorf, we are seeing the rain.ransition to snow as we move through the rest of the night tonight. we are not done just yet. we continue to watch as the moisture continues to make its way up from the south. a lot of moisture to the south. it continues to move up to the north through the night tonight. i-95 could be a mess. then the cold air comes in. we are talking frigid air with a windchill near zero by early tomorrow morning. we'll talk more about it in a minute. >> we have been warned. thank you, doug. >>> who has the right of way? that's the question investigator have to determine after a metro bus collided with a woman in a wheelchair. >> it happened as she was crossing w street at mlk. pat collins is live at the scene. pat? >> reporter: jim, a woman in the hospital tonight after a bizarre accident involving a metro bus and her wheelchair. you are watching anthony rogers as he talks to his wife in the hospital. his wife, injured today after her wheelchair collided with a metro bus. what did she say? >> she sai

we're headed toward waldorf. going to hit route 228. we did hear from one of our co-workers that the area is nasty. if you look at in front of the truck, the drive camera at a red light. we have seen a couple of blues. nobody treating the roads. that was done overnight. you see it sort of a wet mess. a little bit slushy. no big deal except you can see in the median a little snow there. i can tell you when i was driving in, i live in rockville, and we did have pretty good snow. maybe an inch of a dusting covering the roads and making a little bit nasty and hard on the neighborhood streets. as you see, as we're driving south on crane highway, no big deal at this point. we're going to get a little further into charles county for you this morning and show you how thing are looking there. back to you. >> we'll check in with you soon. thank you. >>> crews across the region working to clear roads of snow. many trucks in charles county still on the roads. they're dropping a brine milk late that will lower the freezing point of water and hopeful

in a waldorf mall parking lot. >> that's irresponsibility. that's neglect. that's mean. >> reporter: the charles county sheriff's department says 28-year-old regina marie coleman was arrested tuesday for child neglect. >> i think it's a bad judgment on her part. >> reporter: coleman's 3 and 6-year-old daughters were found alone in her cadillac escalade while she got her makeup done. the woman told police she went inside the store to find her wallet, that she had misplaced it. well, they found her wallet inside her purse, and they found that she had been at a makeup counter for over 90 minutes. the girls were found wearing heavy colts but told officials they were cold. not hard to believe given the weather that night. >> look at the temperature, 16. this is not a wintry night in d.c., i don't know what is. >> reporter: shoppers we talked to are appalled. >> if you want to get your makeup done, go home. do your makeup at home, with your kids in the house. >> reporter: the children have since been handed over to relatives. in waldorf, maryland,

and we will see snow beginning to fall in fredericksburg and waldorf, and calvert county, and that is why we have the winter advisories in that area, and anne aroundel, and it includes the northern neck into the early tomorrow morning. not the area nos west though. i will break it down and show you who gets what and when in the full forecast. >> thank you, doug. news4 today begins early tomorrow morning getting you the latest traffic and weather tomorrow. and we will have information about school closings or delays tomorrow starting at 4:00 a.m. >>> and southbound wisconsin avenue in bethesda are still closed. the temperatures are causing a water main break this afternoon and we will have more on the progress and the traffic jam it is causing. >>> and the state of the union address begins this three hours. we have learned that president obama's vision for the coming year includes a raise of the minimum wage for workers on federal contracts. he is going the do that and more through use of executive action rather than waiting for the congress to act. the republicans are going to be watc

enjoyingt friends not the snow this morning in waldorf. then this, when you don't have enough snow to make a snowman, just use your finger. of ourou so much to all viewers who sent in these pictures. if you like to see your snow photos or videos, send them to .yewitness news at wjla.com >> very nice. >> i like the snowman one. you have to get creative. noon hour, a day at the beach with snow is still a day at the beach. you can see the boardwalk covered in snow in delaware. it is not that often that you get snow at the beach. they got the brunt of the storm across our region. here's a shot from ocean city, maryland. the sunshine came on out. a lot of the structures -- snowfall totals across the region. 6.5 inches, that was the highest i could find. richard expert, virginia, 3.5" is. -- dulles had .3 inches. we can see that the cloud cover has pushed on. we are a few hours past the snow. -- sixbout travel today our arrival delays. thousandsat at least across the country will be challenged over the next few days. prettyperatures here, much t

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, even annapolis -- 28 in waldorf, even annapolis 26. clouds coming in late tonight, not as cold. bus stop temperatures between 16 and 34, an improvement. everyone makes it to at least 40 tomorrow and milder friday -- over the weekend rather with a few showers. here's the jet stream. friday it's kind of on top of us. so we're getting back to about average weather. then it goes north of us into the weekend and if you're south of the jet, you're generally warm. if you're north, you're cold allowing it. s to get to at least the low 50s saturday or -- allow being temperatures to get at least to the low 50s saturday or sunday. 33 by 11:00 tomorrow and 41 by 1 p.m. 49 saturday, maybe a shower and low 50s sunday, maybe a shower, all in all a gentle beginning to february. next seven days monday still could see a mix. it may go to our south. we could end up dry and then a little bit of an evening mix tuesday, goes to rain, back up to 50 wednesday and turning colder next thursday. >> you cannot complain. you got some bike riding days potentially.

down toward waldorf about 12 degrees. for tonight clear and very cold again, 2 to 12, winds out of the northwest 5 to 10. we'll come back, though, talk about temps going up. you might be surprised how far they go up by the weekend. >>> checking our top stories now on wusa9, sources close to the investigation are telling wusa9 u.s. attorney ron meacham is prepared to file charges against a major figure in the probe of mayor gray's 2010 campaign. those charges could come in a few days or next week according to people close to the case. bruce johnson will have more at 6:00. >>> mayor gray's office is demanding answers after a fire station refused to respond to a man having a heart attack right across the street. the firefighters today people trying to get help they needed to call 911. the city is investigating and the firefighters union says the protocol should have been to alert the entire firehouse and run across the street to give some help. >>> in atlanta hundreds of vehicles are still stranded after last night's storm.

waldorf towards brandywine, camp springs, up towards annapolis and right back towards fredericksburg. 3 to 4 inches for calvert beach, huntingtown. i fully expect maybe 3 to 4 inches in parts of that area. so we'll continue to watch there too. something else to talk about, the windchill. not in d.c. we're going to see a cold windchill tomorrow morning. but look back towards the west. 5 to 15 below along the i-81 corridor, back along winchester, up towards martinsburg, even around frederick, maryland. 5 to 15 below zero early tomorrow. breezy and cold tomorrow. windchill for the rest of us. 5 above to about 10 below. actual temperatures 9 to 14 degrees tomorrow morning. so starting off on a cold note. but here is the good news. we finally start to move in the right direction. 33 on your thursday. 44 on friday. and friday looking like a pretty nice day. saturday not bad with a high temperature of 47 degrees. then a chance of showers coming up on sunday. we'll talk about that coming up a little bit later on. and as always, you can always stay ahead of the weather. download our storm team

the 6-year-old attends the private east bay waldorf school in el sobrante. the girl's mother tells me last week, her daughter was pushed to the ground by one of the school boys who took off her closed and touched her. >> what we understand happened is inappropriate conduct, in a playground setting, where a child experienced improper touching. >> reporter: a school administrator tells a different story. the school's community developer told me the children did not remove the girl's clothing, or have any inappropriate conduct. saying they simply pushed the girl to the ground and put a woodchip on her stomach. the boys were told that was wrong, but no criminal conduct was performed. >> we're trying to talk to the school authorities which is why we came here tonight, but they preferred to have a meeting without us tonight, so they can have their own discussions and we're going to talk to them in the morning. >> reporter: one parent says she pulled her children out of east bay waldorf out of concern for their well-being. officers hope to have specialists intervie

the 6-year-old attends the private east bay waldorf school in el sobrante. the girl's mother tells me last week, her daughter was pushed to the ground by one of the school boys who took off her closed and touched her. >> what we understand happened is inappropriate conduct, in a playground setting, where a child experienced improper touching. >> reporter: a school administrator tells a different story. the school's community developer told me the children did not remove the girl's clothing, or have any inappropriate conduct. saying they simply pushed the girl to the ground and put a woodchip on her stomach. the boys were told that was wrong, but no criminal conduct was performed. >> we're trying to talk to the school authorities which is why we came here tonight, but they preferred to have a meeting without us tonight, so they can have their own discussions and we're going to talk to them in the morning. >> reporter: one parent says she pulled her children out of east bay waldorf out of concern for their well-being. officers hope to have specialists intervie

temperatures in the 40s, 48 chevy chase, 42 reston, 46 in fairfax, also college park and 42 in waldorf and 47 for our friends in rockville. so some clouds tonight but not as cold. mild start to february both saturday and sunday. in fact, we're looking at both dates. probably the mildest of the two is sunday, best chance of showers also sunday, but i wouldn't plan around the showers. you want to take a bike ride, do it. jet stream, put this into motion. by saturday the jet stream lifts north. that will get us warmer air and by sunday it's really to our north, back in the 50s. now the cold air is agged down toward dallas and it's still to the west of us. it will stay that way until sunday night and then monday looks like winter will rear its ugly head again. break it down. 32 at 7:00, 39 at 9:00, in the 40s by 11:00 and by 1:00. next three days a few showers sunday but 54. that's a good tradeoff and winter returns monday, yellow alert day for snow and sleet, temperatures in the 30s. the next seven days a quick respite tuesday. we're back in the upper 40s and then monday and wednesday we

and the storm team radar showing you where the storm is, and it is snowing from annapolis to waldorf to fredericksburg, but if you look outside of the window, you say, what snow? well, the atmosphere is too dry right now, and it is going to take a little time to moisten it up, and it is coming. there is moisture to continue to move in across our earea, and this is a storm known as the southern slider. and it is going down to the south, and as it does so, it h will create snow for more folk to raleigh area, and ocean city, maryland which could pick up 3 to 6 inches and here is the future weather taking you through the night, and notice it is cold and 6:00, nothing is going on and nothing is e reaching the ground, and by then it is going to start accumulating around southern maryland and down to fredericksburg and 1:00 a.m., and the northern extent of this, and prince george's county and fairfax county, a fnd you are in northern fauquier, you are out of luck, buzz you wonsee any sn. by tomorrow morning, it is a quick in and out, and quick exit by tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. no proble

little girls here in waldorf r.o.k.. the police have given them over to relatives.olice want everyone to know that it is not ok to leave children in a car even for a short time. matter of fact, it is against the law. reporting live from waldorf, horace holmes, abc 7 news. >> a mother and son are dead after a sequence of events in a montgomery county officers home last night in gaithersburg. the police believe that officer and killeden shot his son christopher after he saw his son stabbing his mother. stirkens later died at the hospital. >> a vigil is underway for the victims of the shooting on saturday at columbia mall as investigators in howard county continued to release information about the shooter darian aguilar. they say that he hit his mental illness and apologized to loved ones in his journal before the attack. >> a light is cleaning up and digging out after the snow in our storm -- snow and ice storm. the governor of georgia has apologized. abandoned vehicles remain on major highways in atlanta and many schools are still shut down. new developments in the b

. >> how do you get a room at the waldorf astoria in new york city for less than 20 bucks?imple. keep your old receipts apparently. a company from staten island said they just paid $15.75 to spend their 56th anniversary there. that's where they spent their wedding night and they are cashing in on the swanky hotel tradition. couples who have been married 50 years and have the receipt get to stay for the original rate. >> sleeping on a cloud, that's how comfortable and wonderful it was and exciting. >> and these days a room at the waldorf astoria starts at $799 a night. so they did really good. >> let's check in with maria molina for your forecast. hey, maria. >> good morning. hello everybody. today we are tracking a couple quick moving clipper systems. this is producing a little bit of snow in parts of michigan and indiana. very light snow expected with this storm. the probm is the colder temperatures and the wind. because of the wind we have winter storm warnings in effect and winter weather advisories across michigan. we have the strongest winds is across parts of the cent

arlington. 16 down in alexandria and old town and 15 in college park and 15 in annapolis and 17 down in waldorf. factor in the wind. just a little bit of a breeze. enough to drive the windchill to 6 downtown and 1 in gaithersburg and 0 in frederic and 4 below in martinsburg. still remains 18 as a windchill in manassas. the winds are negligence. on the way out, that's good news. winds diminish tonight. and then bus stop temperes. those are going to be straight temperatures. no windchills tomorrow morning. and then temperatures above freezing by thursday afternoon. so relatively short lived arctic blast thankfully. for tonight, clear skies, winds diminish 5 to 15. winds westerly. temperatures, some folks in the single digits tonight. out toward rockville, gaithersburg, you'll be upper single digits. 11 in fairfax. 11 in springfield. maybe 6 in sterling and 6 in leesburg. a double edged sword. the winds die down. we don't have a windchill to worry about, but allows the temperature to fallower than it would. we'll break it down for you. these are city temperatures. 17 at 5:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. up

down toward wood bridge and waldorf. looking at 16 tomorrow oakland. 27 haggers town. low 30s to the west. low to mid-30s southern maryland all with pretty much pure sunshine. 21 by 9:00 a.m., upper 20s by 11:00 a.m., low 30s by 1:00 p.m. next three days temps going up, 44 friday maybe a drop. 44 degrees. clouds saturday maybe a sprinkle but who cares. low to mid-50s by saturday. next 7 days sunday low 50s. maybe a sprinkle and monday, tuesday and wednesday unsettled and question is when that storm gets here. when it gets here may be a mode couple of cold air to -- modicum of cold air. >> i am looking for a song. >> playing, hoping. >> looking. >> we are hoping the wizards are picking up the pace. >> we are hoping. knocking on the door again for a winning record. >> bad when your whole goal is to have a winning record. >> wizards looking for the first time, since 2009, all these firsts you forget how bad they have been for so long. >> yes, you like to forget but can't. >> wizards knocking on the door to a winning record. plus college hoops action how well did >> it's d

. 50 now in rockville, reston, 48 in germantown, 49 in white oak, still 52 in college park, 54 in waldorf. red alert tuesday, light snow 7 a.m. till noon, probably less than an inch. if you have to do stuff in the morning, you can get there. get off the roads by noon or 1:00. heaviest snow 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., 4 to 6 inches pretty much across the board. in addition, after the snow tapers off and by evening wind chills will be in the single digits. so temperatures are going to fall throughout the day tomorrow. it will be a little deceiving because tomorrow's high will be the midnight temperature tonight. i like this map. this is one of our computer models, snowfall potential ma'am, 6.4 inches downtown, 5 inches in culpeper. the more i look at the models, i think the bull's eye of the storm could be d.c., baltimore to philly with less up toward new york and boston. maybe 5 inches in gaithersburg, leesburg and maybe 6 in manassas. where this little band will set up, we'll have to wait till tomorrow to see. some areas will get 6 inches of snow. tonight mostly cloudy, breezy turning colder, just

waldorf at 10. laurel and white oak at 5 and only 3 in damascus. windchills currently returning about zero to 10 below in the metro. it is going to be a sunny and cold day today. i think temperatures are going to struggle to get out of the teents perhaps with some -- teens. perhaps with some luck we get toward the 20-degree mark. winds gusting to 30 or higher this morning. monika samtani has got your very latest timesaver traffic. >>> we're going to check out what it looks like coming in from the east on route 50. first of all want to let you know that the chesapeake bay bridge and nice bridge are both under wind warnings. i spoke to the operations center this morning and they say it's really at their discretion who they let through. basically no high profile vehicles. this is in southern maryland at route 301 at route 5. you can see that at some point the lanes are a bit squeezed although traffic volumes are light and will be. take a live look quickly on the northbound side of i-95. same story here. road conditions pretty fair. back to you guys. >

still only 35 up in lovettsville and 39 in waldorf. back with a mild weekend forecast. we have issues next week we'll have to discuss as well >>> john is the son of one of the most eminent painters. he is hisson and he owe his son and he is an artist himself. some of his work is on display. welcome to our show. how much pressure was it to be greg's son, artist, with this humongous reputation and for you to pick up the paint brush as well. >> my dad is an easy going guy and he has done nothing but encourage me to pursue my own dreams and offer me a lot of opportunities to do things in my life. both my parents are very encouraging. >> we have had greg on before. he is a marvelous artist. he encouraged you to pursue your dreams. when did this become your dream? did you see your dad paijtszing and you just -- painting and you just started picking up brush or peb sill or pen? -- pencil or pen? when did it happen for you? >> that's a great question. my memories of doing projects sometimes at his easel. i went to undergraduate school and did an architecture degree. >> we're lo

we are talking about temperatures 32 or colder, 29 at national, 32 in alexandria, waldorf and upper marlboro. springfield is 33. prince william counties are sitting at or below the freezing mark. cloudy skies in washington, we have a temperature at national of 29 and calm winds. humidity right now 52%. here comes all this moisture. for all the next four, five, six hours. those that would be below freezing. this moisture is going to be with us on and off through saturday. today eventually 40 after light freezing rain this morning to just showers. 38 tonight, more showers. tomorrow more showers, especially in the afternoon. upper 50s if not 60s tomorrow. another yellow on alert day. monday looks nice before more showers return on tuesday. let's go to beverly farmer now, timesaver traffic. >>> good morning howard. montgomery county schools will be delayed by two hours. add that to our list in potential. as far as the beltway is concerned we have a dry drive. not so much wet on the roadways as just a little on the windshield. everything moving here at st. barnabus road. lanes open as you make yo

so trace amounts for fairfax, manassas, woodbridge, waldorf, maybe an inch laid down around bowie. just north of annapolis, for locations up to the north, union, bridge, around frederick, maryland, hagerstown, frostburg. this is where there could be just over an inch of snow. so those roads through northern montgomery county may be compromised late evening. same thing through howard county. maybe even northern loudoun county tomorrow. here's a look at your storm team four-day forecast. 35 degrees the high temperature tomorrow. again, we're just above freezing for a very brief period of time. we come back down to 28 degrees for a high on sunday. can't rule out a flurry because it's going to get pretty windy. as a matter of fact, the windchill advisory has been issued for saturday. i'll give you the timing on that, when it starts and ends in a couple of minutes. look at the cold. even for next week, highs in the 20s again. i'll tell how long the second wave of extreme cold is going to stick around, too, a little later in the newscast. >> all right. thanks. >>> fire devoured an histor

fairfax and those are the actual temperatures. 20 in college park and 20 down towards la platta and waldorf, but feels like 5 in leesburg and frederick. already feels like it is one below in hagerstown. already feels 14 below out towards oakland. another clipper on saturday. finally, all right, we'll break it down. the teens to start. 19 even by 11:00 and 21 is the sunshine. the next three days, they could coat the ground. it's not a big deal though and cold again on sunday. next seven days, we're looking at temperatures breaking the freezing mark again on monday and then very cold on tuesday and wednesday as we will be back struggling to get to 20s and then we're in the mid-20s on thursday. so again you want to watch everything and do not leave the space heater unattended. >> all right, topper. >>> soup you are -- super bowl friday. it is a distinct possibility this year. the latest on the ♪ for ages three and up. the everyday collection. by target. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at

>>> temperatures right now even across the metro right now, 55 degrees in waldorf.it is 36 in damascus, 39 in leesburg. the cold is coming. we'll let you know how cold >>> i have been combing through the day's daily deals, e-mails and retailer websites to find you deep discounts and here are some of my favorites on this monday. amazon lodge has a deal to get your pearly whites even whiter. pay $39 and get an at home teeth itening kit, from smile bright. normally you would pay $195, so you are saving 80% off. >>> you like pasta? who doesn't? google offers has a free coupon .10 dollars off any two pasta or entrees. >>> and brad seals is featuring the bow flex tread climber. this will cost you $1899 shipped. the original price? $2599, hard to make excuses for not working out with a piece of equipment like that in your own home. if you have an offer you have seen or you are a local merchant with a deal for our viewers, i would love to hear from you on facebook. i'm jessica doyle, wusa9. >>> a convoy of tankers is starting to ferry emergency gas to residents in canada's

squeeze out 4 to 6 inches across the board. 42 now in white oak, 44 arlington, 42 in reston, 47 in waldorfalert tomorrow for the snow and cold. light snow in the morning, probably an inch or less before noon. heaviest snow 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. we'll have a burst. it's going to be blowing around reducing visibility. by evening wind chills will be in the single digits. temperatures will fall to the teens. how much snow? we're liking this now. i think it's a little low back toward oakland and cumberland, but generally 4, 5, 6 inches. some spots could get 7. we'll see where the heavier bands set up. even you folks in southern maryland are looking at 4 inches. tonight mostly cloudy, breezy, turning colder, light snow or flurries by dawn, lows 25 to 30. you can do stuff tonight if you want to go out and buy some bread. as i said many years ago, you're better off buying a roast, something you can eat for several days. 29 at 11:00 and 27 at 1 p.m. it starts to get heavier and steadier by 1 p.m. in the wake of the clippers, this will usher in arctic air. 17 a high wednesday, 16 thursday, maybe a snow s

and we're looking at 15 down in waldorf. there's not much of a breeze, but enough to knock windchills to 9 and gaithersburg 3. windchill of 4 below in hagerstownment windchill at 12 in leesburg. so, check your windshield wiper fluid. this will be your best friend for the next four or five days. time to check your pipes and car batteries as well. this is a time to open the cabinets and let the water run at night. another clipper tomorrow evening, again, just a snow shower, maybe a flurry, and below 32 at least through saturday morning and possibly, possibly into next week. if we don't make above freezing on saturday, that's going to be our last chance until the end of next week. increasing clouds tonight late. very cold, lows 5 to 15. winds northwest, but becoming southwest at 10. we have teens to start. these are city temperatures and 21 by 11:00 and 22 by 1:00 p.m. could see a flurry by early afternoon, a better chance in the evening. and still cold on frid. 23. afternoon flurry or evening flurry or shower, 32 on saturday.

waldorf, huntingtown, that's where the 12340e is coming down.t's going to drag in cold air behind it. what dafshs tomorrow will be. notice snow is well off towards the east. the wind, though, starts to move in and it gets very windy and very cold during the early morning hours tomorrow. tomorrow morning will be frigid. let's take a look at the numbers. these are the current wind chills. 25 in washington, 11 in philly. 16 in hagerstown, look at pittsburgh. 4 below zero in gaithersburg. we have a wind chill advisory in effect until noon. howard county, montgomery county, northern fauquier and everybody out to the west. the wind chill could be below zero in some of these locations. in and around d.c., it will stay between 5 and 10 degrees. so once again a very cold friday. a high of 23. but the wind making it feel much colder than that. 35 on saturday. a little better on sunday. late showers on sunday. that's ahead of our next storm system that will bring us some rain and snow mix on monday. high of 35. not worried about any accumulation, but guess

temps in the 40s no the burbs now, 46 reston and fairfax, 49 college park, 50 in waldorf, 49 in annapolisd alert tuesday, light morning snow till noon, probably an inch or less. in the afternoon heaviest snow, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., wind chills in the single digits by evening. again you'll see blowing and drifting of the snow as well. here's our latest computer models, 4 to 6 inches still a good bet, 5 in leesburg, almost 6 in culpeper. notice how uniform it is. we're in pretty good shape, the wringing our hands trying to decide between sleet and freezing rain. it's going to be pure snow. 29 by 11:00, 27 by 10 p.m. temps drop tomorrow. thursday is green now but today, 16 and snow showers possible. next seven days maybe 32 on saturday if we are lucky, still in the teens friday and then back in the 20s sunday and monday and a chance for more snow showers sunday night into >>> inspiring, motivating and entertaining are just some words you can use to describe these hockey players. they aren't professionals making lot of money. they're special needs players that are often left out of team sports, b

it's 11 in waldorf and 10 in bowie with those windchills running yeah anywhere from 5 above to abouts check in with monika samtani who i'm going to caution you now it's 4:25. she has a lot of things to tell you already. oh my gosh, since i got in this morning. >>> it's just been all go. and several pretty serious accidents and investigation of a fatal accident as well. i'm going to get to that in just a minute. first of all over in college park a pedestrian struck. a hit and run accident on route 1 and it was closed at cherry hill road and just reopened about five minutes ago but investigation overnight tells us that the person is in critical condition so we'll keep you posted on that situation. this is about a mile and a half north of where the other pedestrian was struck and killed just a short while ago about a week ago. now if you're planning to head over in the rosslyn area, yes a fatal crash fort meyer drive completely shut down at lee highway. lee highway is closed on the eastbound side as well so in the rosslyn area, it's going to be tough to navigate your way around that are

climatological averages, 43 in fairfax, 42 leesburg, 43 in rockville, springfield, college park, 45 in waldorf. to the west even oakland will be 35 tomorrow, 40 in cumberland, 41 hagerstown, western suburbs probably low 40s, 44 downtown, frederick should be about 43, partly sunny skies. so we'll break it down. these are city temps, okay? low 20s to start. 26 by 9:00, but above freezing by 11:00 and 41 by 1:00, not bad. next three days temps go up, milder, maybe a shower saturday, 49, better chance saturday night. there could be some fog, too. mild on sunday, a chance for a shower, temperatures in the low 50s. the next seven days models are all over the place monday. we'll keep the chance of a little mix in or some snow monday morning, temperatures in the 30s. another storm develops going to the west of us, but initially we could have a little mix at first, 50 with rain wednesday and cold again thursday. >> personally i'm just tired of e snow and cold weather and winter is almost halfway over maybe. >> he's a little bit of a cry baby. >>> let me show you somebody who doesn't care at all. check

the girl's mom said the alleged attack happened at east bay waldorf school. she said her daughter was pushed to the ground by one or more boys and there clothes were taken off and she was touched. >> what we understand happened is inappropriate conduct in a playground setting where a child experienced inproper touching. >> administrators say while the boys did push the girl to the ground, they did not take off her clothing or have any inappropriate contact. >>> east bay congressman eric spwell honored thomas smith on the house floor today. >> today it's with great sadness that i wish to honor bay area rapid transit sergeant thomas smith whose end of watch came to early when he was tragically killed on january 21st of this year. >> he said smith did not just work hard each day to protect our community but he also cared deeply about his family and took every opportunity to spend time with miss wife, kelly, and their 6-year-old daughter, summer. smith was killed in an accidental shooting by another officer. >>> tonight in hayward there will be a public viewing f

the parents discussed the incident at the east bay waldorf school. richmond police tell us tonight it's unclear what happened but they do have detectives looking into the claim. >>> water restrictions are about to go in effect for 2 and half million customers in san francisco. tomorrow the public utility commission is expected to call for 10% voluntary reduction in water usage. 7 news reporter is live at north beach tonight where restaurant owners are not too happy about this. >> it's a lot easier for resident to cut back than it is for businesses especially restaurants like this one that use hundreds of gallons of water a day and unlike resident that stop using the dishwasher businesses like this restaurant keep it running as long as customers are coming through the door. >> that's going to hurt you. >> it definitely won't help the situation. >> many restaurants say they are already conserving water with high fish interest amrins so reducing the usage by 10% cut in the bottom line. >> we do what we can. it's difficult but we do our best to get throu

the parents discussed the incident at the east bay waldorf school.l us tonight it's unclear what happened but they do have detectives looking into the claim. >>> water restrictions are about to go in effect for 2 and half million customers in san francisco. tomorrow the public utility commission is expected to call for 10% voluntary reduction in water usage. 7 news reporter is live at north beach tonight where restaurant owners are not too happy about this. >> it's a lot easier for resident to cut back than it is for businesses especially restaurants like this one that use hundreds of gallons of water a day and unlike resident that stop using the dishwasher businesses like this restaurant keep it running as long as customers are coming through the door. >> that's going to hurt you. >> it definitely won't help the situation. >> many restaurants say they are already conserving water with high fish interest amrins so reducing the usage by 10% cut in the bottom line. >> we do what we can. it's difficult but we do our best to get through it. >> san franci

. -- waldorf. you folks in the southeast haven't seen anything. we have agent bit of a lull toward moorefield and essentially west of i-81. we don't have a start just yet in extreme southern maryland but you folks will get some snow, even toward the northern neck before it's all said and down. you'll get the snow last but you'll hang on to the snow longer as well. how much is going to fall, howard? >> some four-inch plus total in some areas in martinsburg, westminster. anywhere from four and a half to six unofficially. frederick getting a lot. upper montgomery has 2 to 3 it looks like, also parts of loudoun county, berryville as well and the panhandle of west virginia. 4 to maybe 7 in the metro. going to be a little bit tougher call as the temperatures still a little milder. down south i still think we're going to get 2 to 4, potentially a little more than that on the delmarva at coastal starts to crank later this afternoon and this evening. with the temperatures where they've been coldest, that's where we've -- we're seeing the worst road conditi

sitting at 11 at waldorf. a very cold day ahead. it will be sunny and windy. windchill advisory till noon with some of the windchills in the 5, 10, 20 below range. upper teens, maybe 20 if you're lucky for highs today. >>> wind restrictions in effect right now at the chesapeake bay bridge and at the nice bridge. 40 to 50 mile an hour winds means that there are no empty house trailers or empty box trailers allowed. basically high profile vehicles. it will be at the crew's discreetion there. -- discretion there. that's been in effect since 3:00 yesterday. look at the condition of the road here at old georgetown road at arlington. the heart of bethesda. you will become areas which have not been treated. you can't even see the lane markings so be especially careful coming out of your neighborhoods and some of the lesser traveled roads. back to you. >>> time for the first your money segment of the morning. >> jessica doyle is here with today's headlines. good morning, jess. was wall street frozen out like the rest of us? >> it wasn't the best of days. we're hoping

these are not windchills. 15 in springfield. 17 college park and 17 in waldorf. so, yellow alert tonight for light snow. critical times 9:00 times 9:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. and frederic again, i don't think you'll see any snow. the bulls eye is south and east. for tonight, cold, cloudy, light snow, a trace to 3 inches. more south and east. temperatures in the teens. that is a dry snow for us and winds northwesterly at about 10. so, we'll break this down. sunshine tomorrow, we're in great shape. then sunshine, 18 at 9:00. 21 at 11:00, finally up to 25. and next three days, we'll try to make it to freezing, but mostly sunny, very nice day and friday, rain or snow shower possible, but not a huge deal. temperatures go back in the mid 40s and disorganized system comes at us. next seven day, a little more organized system comes at us on saturday. but now instead of the storms going south and east, we're on the warm side. they will go north and west of us, which mean showers develop saturday and on sunday. might see sun to start saturday. and then 40s on monday and then tu

this is waldorf towards leonard town. extreme southern maryland, st.ary's county, we're talking 1 to 3 inches that could be accumulating snow. we'll continue to refine this forecast. tomorrow morning, windy and cold with a windchill of zero to 10 below zero. get the coats out if you don't already have them. the neck couple of days, we're staying in the icebox right on through the day on wednesday and on thursday. and then a little bit better friday, saturday, sunday. highs in the mid-40s. sunday, super bowl sunday, that would be a chance for some shower activity during the day there. but not all that bad. and i do think we break the cold snap after this one. >> okay. and now i'm feeling much better that i can look out the window at my office. >> there you go. >> smiley faces on that stuff at least. that's depressing. >>> we have sports coming up. a full night of college hoops. >> plus, dianna in new york where super bowl week is kicking off with a bang. >> i'm dianna russini. for the players, this is a dream come true. tonight it all kicked off with i

and things are a little colder, and 21, waldorf, 26 and north beach, right on the bay there, holding on to 23. and sunny skies. but there are some high thin clouds out there. and a hazy filtered sun, if you will, in many areas. and officially, partly sunny. and 25 at reagan national. with the south wind at 8. and it is a wind chill of 16. and the dew point is coming up. numbers like minus 12, minus 14 yesterday. it is changing. and it is still bone dry. i will urge you to get a hue mid fier if you're not using one in your house. >> and north dakota, temperatures in the single digits. watch what happens as we head into thurd. and we will be in the 20s. and we will warm up to 40-ish. maybe 39. a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow am and then we as we head to friday, the low to possibly mid-40s. that's in the afternoon. the problem for us is friday morning, it could be cold enough, that the moisture is moving in and we could get some ice. the bigger picture is the whole pattern is changing. instead of the air mass coming from the poles, what we are going to to watch is the systems in the pa

that's the biggest time that we could see this and notice washington down through waldorf and quantico. watch what happens at 8:00. we start to see the warmer air move in. now we're talking rain around d.c. and southern maryland. but in that pocket to the west, fauquier county, towards gaithersburg, even through 8:00, we may see areas of freezing rain. those are going to be the trouble spots. the main roads 270 towards 95, 66 i think will be okay. but the secondary roads, especially inside the neighborhoods where you live, those ones might be a problem. now, tomorrow afternoon it's all rain. the warmer air moves in, and we see shower activity. not a washout tomorrow, but we will see a good amount of shower activity during the day. so take the umbrellas with you to work. on saturday, take the umbrella with you no matter where you go. it will start off on the light side early saturday morning, but then watch what happens during the afternoon. heavy rain moves through. and right now i'm thinking half an inch to an inch of rain on saturday after tomorrow's quarter inch. and then we got ano

the parents discussed the incident at the east bay waldorf school.ight it's unclear what happened but they do have detectives looking into the claim. >>> water restrictions are about to go in effect for 2 and half million customers in san francisco. tomorrow the public utility commission is expected to call for 10% voluntary reduction in water usage. 7 news reporter is live at north beach tonight where restaurant owners are not too happy about this. >> it's a lot easier for resident to cut back than it is for businesses especially restaurants like this one that use hundreds of gallons of water a day and unlike resident that stop using the dishwasher businesses like this restaurant keep it running as long as customers are coming through the door. >> that's going to hurt you. >> it definitely won't help the situation. >> many restaurants say they are already conserving water with high fish interest amrins so reducing the usage by 10% cut in the bottom line. >> we do what we can. it's difficult but we do our best to get through it. >> san francisco publ

and waldorf and fredericksburg, that worked out. 3-4 in leonardtown and 4 inches in southern cape may and st. mary's county. we did see pretty good snow totals from this storm and now talking about the cold air. 26 degrees in washington. 19 in gaithersburg. tonight, we could drop nearly 20 degrees. it will be another frigid night. then, nice changes. >> can't wait to hear about those later on. thank you. >>> that big snowstorm brought us another rare sight. >> at virginia beach. right now, crews are working to clear the 10 inches of snow that fell overnight. and in southern maryland they got more snow than they're used to seeing. taking us to calvert county. >> reporter: clearing all this snow from the roadway deway inne parking lot became a big job. >> we were think iing 3 inch amount. it became a big job. at the school, the snow was a bonus for kids like this fifth grader. >> what's the best thing about the snow? >> i like going sledding. >> reporter: being out of school? >> yeah. >> reporter: that is an an added bonus? >> yeah. >> reporter: here at solomon's island, traffic is movi

it's fallen to zero at manassas airport. 8 waldorf. 5 andrews.y the water where annapolis is 11 and reagan national with the heat of the potomac and all the urban effect holding at 15 degrees. regardless, a frigid morning. clear skies on our michael & son weather camera. looking good there. 15 feeling like 8 with the west winds at 5. winds in many area especially near zero have ne getting into the music thing? >> well, you know, hollywood and music are such close communities. half the rock stars want to be movie stars and vice versa. you never know who could show up. but typically grammys are a little more unpredict -- predictably unpredictable. the oscar people can go more for elegance. there are always exceptions. >> yeah. it's the grammys. i mean, you can't be too cool and calm. it's got to be a little outrageous. we thank you for sharing your predictions on who we should be watching. and she says it may be a little peacock action with the men strutting their stuff on the red carpet. >>> what will the actual show be like? we know l.l. cool jay

three inches in waldorf, la plata, four inches toward mechanicsville, five inches in leonards town and four inches in king george county, virginia, the overnight snow totals. now, as far as social media goes, had a lot of people tweeting me this morning with the snow pictures. this is the best way to stay in touch with us. the facebook page or any of the twitter addresses. mine is @chuckbell4. now, there's a look at storm team4 radar. a wide shot. the last of the rain and snow long gone off of our coastline. a little bit of sleet and freezing rain off the outer banks of north carolina, but in and around home, things are on the up-and-up. now, full sunshine, bitter cold. 18 degrees now at national airport. it is 16 in winchester. 19 in fredericksburg. and 16 in annapolis with wind chills still generally in the single digits. so we'll see an improvement for later on today. temperatures climbing only into the mid-20s, so it will stay awfully cold. a look ahead for tomorrow, another day, teens inside the beltway, but a lot of single digits on the map tomorrow morning, and a cold winter sun

remembered as partly sunny day, and leesburg at 45 and monrovia at 45 and 46 around warrenton and waldorf, and college park up to a high temperature of 46 degrees. it is a pattern change for us that cold polar air will retreat and head back up to the north, but i think that on monday, time period, there is going to be just enough cold air around that could be sloppy around here, and we are watching the next storm system that looks for snow monday morning but the good news is that we will have warmer road temperatures, and only some isolated slick spots occurring monday, and close to 50 saturday, and again, a partly sunny and sunny sky, and a slight chance to have rain and few showers around on sunday, and 55 is the high though, and then back into the 30s mostly next week. we are at 39 degrees again, on monday, and right now the storm system that we are watching now, and more importantly another storm that we are watching tuesday. that storm system could be bigger, and that storm system could cause us more trouble, and especially in the early part of the day right now, because it starts la

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down around waldorf, you folks around ft. washington, the high tomorrow, 45 degrees.ot too bad. but again, it's all downhill after that. and you can see the 6:00 temperature for tomorrow. this is the hourly forecast for your thursday. from the mid 40s to 37 degrees at 6:00 p.m. a combination of rain and a little bit of snow, and then right at freezing for 10:00 p.m. with snow falling, and that snow will continue to overtake the area. from 10:00 to midnight to 2:00 a.m. again, fairly widespread across the area. at 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00 tomorrow. actually on friday it's going to be coming down its hardest. that's when we're going to see most of the accumulation around here. by 4:00 or 5:00 a.m., it's moving out. the cold air will be moving in, and turn up the winds. this is going to be one windy storm system for us with wind gusts to 30, maybe 40 miles per hour. especially near the coast. one to two inches in the forecast from fredricksburg to montgomery county. around leesburg you folks can see an inch to maybe an inch and a half. over to ft. washington, the possibility

they include the capital cl clubhouse in waldorf, the department of community services and the port tobacco community center in port tobacco. all county public library branches will be open for warming and the richard clark community center in laplata will be doing that as well. protecting yourself from the cold will be hard to do if you have to be outside. the wind is expected to pick up. what that means for the windchill and how much of today's snow will be blown around out there. we also want to know whatou think. snow, do you love it or do you hate it? vote by texting or calling 202-601-3444. text 1 for love it. text 2 for hate it. text 3 for it's winter and it's no big deal. stay with news 4 coverage for this winter storm, expected to [ superfan ] we're hitting the road to help america discover the new helper. you've got to try this sweet & sour chicken helper. i didn't know they made chicken. crunchy taco or four cheese lasagna? can i get another one of those actually? [ superfan ] hey, america, we're here to he. ♪ this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulg

and fairfax, and lakeridge and 1 to 3 is expected and you folks around waldorf to deal, and down to fredericksburg and more than that 3 to 4 inches expected and calvert beach, and leonardtown and mon troetrose, and down to area to include the pocket of southeastern va. i will give you the forecast right into tomorrow morning coming up in a few minutes. >>> and right now, the d.c. leaders are working to stop a program that buss the homeless to prince georges county. and 60 families are staying in maryland, and the mayor's office says that there is a shortage of shelter in the area because of the colder weather, but he says they have to manage the homeless beater, because he says that it is not easier to get them to work and home. >> we have over 2,500 people in hotel hotels, and this is the degree of a crisis and it is a failure of the current edadministrationo manage this. >> and he says that tommy wells is taking place in a shameless political stunt. wells is running for mayor, and right now the prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins is going to tell us how staying in a hotel is impac

and waldorf and allen's fresh, and this is where most of the rain will hold throughout the eveningch and the big story is also the fog. you are looking at a time lapse grabbed from the herndon, virginia camera, and in a couple of minutes w we will talk about the fog and what an issue it could be in the morn, and how much rain we we could get out of the system saturday and where the worst will be. that is coming up in a few. >> and thank you, veronica, and the icy rain is wreaking havoc on the roads. check out this video of a 12-inch water main break near the wheaton mall near the university campus. >> adam tuss reports that the crews could barely keep up with the demand. >> take a look behind me here, because this is a scene playing out all across the area. we are in kensington, parker ave, and newport and mill road and yes, a 10-inch main right g break is, and what we understand is that this is a "t," and so they have to get in there and dig deep to find out where the break is, and yes, there are hundreds of customers affected. >> we typically have 10 or 12 breaks a day during the w

notice the plus, some areas will get to 4 inches, and the northern neck of fredericksburg and the waldorf area, i am thinking that you are in the 3 to 6 area, but some areas like d.c. could get 4 to 6 inches and depending where it is, then we will find out how much to the west, towards fredericksburg, and gaithers burlg, and winchester, and i would not be surprised to see more than eight inches, because it could happen on the i-95 corridor. it depends where the strongest band sets up. normally with the clippers we will see 1 to 3 inches, and this one is going to turn into the nor'easter to increase the snowfall totals, and so will the cold air. the colder the air, the more the snow piles up. tomorrow, 30 and then the temperatures drop in the afternoon and going for a high of 21 on wednesday. as a matter of fact, look at this, the windchills starting off at minus 10 early on wednesday morning, and wednesday night, 6 degrees is what we can expect with the windchill and staying in the freezer with on thursday and 24 on friday and we get out of the freezer on saturday, and the temperatures ar