salt trucks were busy in both frederick and washington counties. we saw this one on the west side of the southbound. on theucks loaded up east side of frederick county. ander temperatures north west of d.c. have led to some very icy spots, especially at higher elevations, like braddock heights west of frederick. beenven where it has not cold for ice like this, there have been problems thanks to the rain and heavy wind earlier in the day. in laurelre started acres after power lines went down in colesville, silver spring. at damage was a lot worse this home in aspen hill after a tree landed on it. there was a power outage in chevy chase. on the virginia side of the on an, a tree landed annandale day care with 12 children inside. nobody was injured. was a problem not just after nightfall but before. in washington county, a little after 4 p.m., state police say that a man lost his life near hancock. his ford fusion left interstate 70 and hit a tree. live in braddock heights, frederick county, tom roussey, abc 7 news. jonathan: parts of the northeast are

frederick county, washington county, the panhandle of west virginia. nothing for the immediate metro. the all clear has been signaled for loudoun county. patchy fog later tonight. otherwise, rain comes to an end. 40 overnight. tomorrow morning will be brighter, clouds midday. go. p.m., a slow rain that may be heavy at times. the timing is just not going to work out for the rush-hour commute. things will slow down quite a bit. 4:00 a.m. tomorrow, the wind out of the south, dry driving to work or school tomorrow. about 5 p.m., clouds moving in, areas of rain developing at the height of the rush-hour commute. most of this is out of here, but the reward, warmer temperatures for the day thursday. talking daytime highs -- ready for this -- in the middle 60's. that only lasts one day. a cold front late thursday drops temperatures just in time for friday and the weekend. thursday, 50 and falling temperatures friday. much colder saturday, 35 degrees, sunshine sunday. a lot of folks have the day off monday, upper 40's. and towards the end of next week , inaugurat

that little patch of pink you see there just coming out of washington county into western frederick county, so right along interstate 70 as well as route 40 here, any of the roads here in eastern washington county and western frederick county, a little bit of light rain falling on frozen pavement causing some light icing here. causing some freezing rain and iceness. panhandle of west virginia, shenandoah valley, all these counties including northern fauquier and montgomery county. >>> now to some breaking news. a stabbing near the westfield wheaton mall i

we've been to another washington — washington county, in this state, to hearfrom donald trump supporterss critics. on this unprecedented day in history, we will have all the latest from washington. also this lunchtime. two days after the avalanche, eight people, including two children, have been found alive buried in the snow. rescuers are trying to dig them out. an inquiry finds widespread abuse at children's homes run by the church, state and charity in northern ireland, dating back to the 1920s. and the british doctors who say they've transformed the diagnosis of prostate cancer — the most common kind for men. and coming up in the sport on bbc news: dan evans‘ winning run in melbourne continues — the british player is in to the fourth round at a grand slam for the first time. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. in just under four hours‘ time, donald trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. hundreds of thousands of people are gathering in front of capitol hill, where the property tycoon will recite the oath of office before delivering his inaugu

washington county is not a blue county. it is not a democratic koingts. it is a -- it is not a democratic county. it is a county that votes regularly for the other party. it is a conservative voting populous representing a lot of farmers and small businesses, and this is their hospital administrator warning the republicans here in the senate and the house, be careful what you do in eliminating the affordable care act. according to the illinois hospital association, the 16th congressional district in illinois stands to lose $453 million under republican repeal of obamacare, and that means a loss of 3,300 jobs. swedish american hospital in belvedere, illinois -- that's in the northern part of my state -- that medical center provides health care to belvedere, boon, western mckenry and northern mccalb counties. the administrator of swedish american said, "the passage of the affordable care act has afforded our health system with significant benefit related to mpention of patients with uncompensated care." swedish american experienced an annual average increas

a two hour delay for children here in frederick and in washington county. back to you inside. mary: as we continue to follow that developing story out of montgomery county. autria: a deadly stabbing at the westfield wheaton mall. suzanne? suzanne: shocking news to the folks who use this mall, taking place here in broad daylight, when it reopens today no doubt a lot of people are going to be wondering exactly why this happened in a place that is supposed to be safe. all of this taking place at around 3:15 yesterday afternoon. the response was large by the witnesses say that there was some sort of a fight on the lower level of the mall near the hollister store where the stabbing took place. the mall was evacuated and some stores shut down, as was the metro station for a while as they searched. both victims were transported to the hospital, where they later died. a suspect description has not yet been released. nor do we have the ages of the people who were killed. there is a $10,000 reward being offered for any information that leads to an arrest in this case. police are of cours

, so right along interstate 70 as well as route 40 here, any of the roads here in eastern washington county and western frederick county, a little bit of light rain falling on frozen pavement causing some light icing here. causing some freezing rain and iceness. panhandle of west virginia, shenandoah valley, all these counties including northern fauquier and montgomery county. >>> now to some breaking news. a stabbing near the westfield wheaton mall i county. >> reporter: police are handling an active and very difficult situation here. about 3:15 they were called here for a stabbing that followed a disagreement that apparently began inside the mall. when they arrived officers found two men with life threatening stab wounds. police are currently attempting to find the suspects who could still be on the grounds of this enormous commercial property. at least one person has been stopped and questioned. we have video from chopper 4 showing drivers being stopped as they leave the property. police are checking their back seats and trunks to make sure a suspect has not hidden in there possibly with

you can see most of us around an inch or less, especially up in frederick, carroll, washington countiesoudoun county. maybe a coating if that on the grass. here in the district, i think maybe around a half an inch at the most. it's really southern maryland, down through fredericksburg where we'll have pockets of one to two inches. in this area, this is where delays are most likely tomorrow morning. but even there, cancellations hopefully the kids got their school work done this weekend. roads tomorrow morning, i think the main roads going to be just fine. so many crews out there pre-treating the roads today. also road service temperatures, i just checked them in maryland. still many well above freezing, in the 40s. so as snow falls overnight, it's only wet tomorrow morning on the main roads. but certainly the secondary untreated roads could have some slick spots. once again especially south of washington as well as sidewalks. again, south of d.c., i think that's where we'll have some delays tomorrow morning. but take a look at the current temperatures. this is going to be a big part of

for frederick and washington county. it's all for the same thing. as we continue to track rain we have temperatures north of town around that freezing mark. i'm keeping a close eye on road temperatures and thankfully they are at or most of them are above freezing. you want to take it easy if you are traveling tonight or early tomorrow in the locations. especially on bridges and overpasses. after a chilly start tomorrow, it's a really nice day overall. monday we have plenty, but now it's looking dry and for the upcoming workweek, high temperatures in the 50s. that's 10 degrees or moreor this time of year. no 50s right now. we are in the 30s. 35 in washington and 33 in haegerstown. notev all air temperatures are above freezing. that's good news. by tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., some locations especially the locations in the winter weather advisory will be below freezing. that includes haegerstown and frederick and just below freezing tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. with plenty of sun, we warm up nicely. by noon, we are in the low 40s. 47 for a high tom

so washington county is pretty good to travel right now. that could change quickly over the next few hours. so the roads are treated. they are ready and waiting. a lot of the salt trucks. we are waiting for the weather to get here. the afternoon and the evening. we'll be here in snow track covering whatever comes. reporting live in washington county in hagerstown. i'm tom roussey. abc7 news. michelle: thanks. while the government is doing their part to fight the snow, people around the area are bracing for themselves. hardware stores in the area were open at 8:00 this morning receiving new snow gear shipments. the owner of a store in burtonsville said his first customer of the day bought a snow blower. probably won't need it this time around but the owner suggest other supplies are just as necessary. >> you want to get yourself prepared, the emergency stuff or the flash lights or a vest that is reflective to people can see you, hand warmers, food, flashers, all of that. you can put in a tote or any bag you have at home and keep it with you.

. >> because there may be a fewsee areares washington county, frederick county, loudoun ldo county thatet an inchch or two. t might need extra time to getet those side roads straight.ai for many areas it's not going g to be enough.to bg >> that means don't count on't o that snow day.ay >> definitely don't counter one a snow day. maybe just a two-hour delay but it's still possible. there could be enough.ere we've seen that happen withpen h less snow, right. r so i think they'll drivey'llve around tomorrow morning andomor the other thing that's workingkg in the favor of schools as fav well as road crews is this is t will be done by about 3:00 in:0 the morning maybe as early as 2:00 in the morning.n the does that gi time to get caught up? i hopeop so. in the meantime we watch andatca wait for the next rounds of rnd flurries. did you guys see a few flurries on your way in. d yo >> iri on did. >> yes. >> in some cases they were microscopic. >> very small and dry. ver >> yes, very dry. that's why you didn't see much m more than that because the airua is really dry and it takest t that initial

washington. northern montgomery county and points north and west. here is a view overlooking washington. the visibility is not too bad in the city. we do have patchy dense fog just south and west of washington. most of the fog in this gray zone here, just to our north and west. that's going to be in effect, this dense fog advisory, until 4:00 a.m. we will have visibility quarter the rest of the night tonight if you are out and about. tomorrow morning, too, predoawn with the fog around. sunshine tomorrow and a look at inauguration day. new timing on rain as well as a look at the weekend. that's in a few minutes. >>> new tonight, swift reaction after president obama commuted the sentence of former army

system moves outcome a good deal of sunshine to the west, garrett county, allegheny county, washington county, frederick, hardly any snow at all from the system. you got your snow earlier this money. how much snow? inches across the media metro, heavier amounts to the south and west. could be looking at eight inches in leonardtown, according to the computer models. looking at 3.5 d.c. metro. ocean city, don't see that very often, snow totals close to a foot. the windchill factors, single digit saturday morning. it will stay cold tomorrow night. if you have outdoor plants. and a cold start sunday. the 10-day outlook from stormwatch 7, i promised a warm-up. back into the middle 50's by the end of next week. 63 friday. the following weekend, low 50's. jonathan: steve, thanks. of how, a clear picture the inauguration wi baby got back pain? with sleep number, there's an adjustment for that. just a swipe to realign your spine. does your bed do that? come into a sleep number store where the c2 mattress is now $699.99. it's a no brainer. jonathan: donald trump will be sworn in as president two weeks

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but this is washington county, alabama, one of america's poorest states.he busiest spot we find... we are open, ladies, open for business. is the local food bank. these volunteers hand out hundreds of parcels every week. well, here you go. to people like roosevelt, a president's name, but he is out of work and he trusts donald trump to make life better. i hope he is right about getting jobs. you just want a job? if he doesn't get it going, i won't like him. will he? i hope so, i believe he can. catherine and willeen run the front desk and say some of the poverty here is heartbreaking. some of them come in and they don't have toilets in their houses. they believe donald trump will invest in this community. he spent a lot of time campaigning here, and it worked. he has been out in the community, out in the countryside, and he has seen how people need help and he has been there with the money to help, and he does. he is not afraid to go into poverty areas and talk to the people, where most politicians, you don't see around unless you have $1,000. it is very t

. >> reporter: almost two inches up there in washington county. bewant you to share your weather picks with us using the hash tag first alert wx. >>> so how about that commute in the morning. >> here's traffic reporter helen bryant with what you should expect. >> if you're going to work wondering how early should i go to bed so i can be on time. you may want to add 30 minutes to your drive time. 270 has already been pretreated. now they will be going out about 30 to 45 minutes after we see the snow end in the morning. it is going timing for them because they're hoping to get out on the roads before real rush hour kicks in about 5:00, 6:00 in the morning. we know that our bridges and overpasses will be the first to freeze. the american bridge is also a focus for mdot. mdc bridges are going to be key as well. vdot, they've been watching this closely. they've talked about how calm it's been for the last month. they've already pretreated 95 northbound. we know those typical delays will probably be there in the wood bridge area. as you come up from sta

there may be a few high spots in washington county. panhandle of west virginia. all of this tracking off to the east and coming close to the metro area. a little bit of light rain in southern montgomery county, northern prince george's. we'll have more on when the rain leaves and dramatic warning on >>> thank you, tom. a kick heads up. a broken heating coil and frozen pipes to cause a leak inside the building. staff members still have to report. now is the perfect time to download the nbc washington app and turn on weather alerts and get the latest updates on the freezing rain advisory. "news4 today" will bring the latest weather and traffic when you wake up at 4:26 a.m. >>> here at the live desk, we've been watching president obama's farewell address in his hometown. to all of the rhetoric in chicago, it was his moment as a husband that got so many people choked up. >> for the past 25 years, you've not only been my wife and mother of my children, you've been my best friend. >> as he talked about his family, malia tears. at one point, the president got so choked u

. >> reporter: in washington county, the storm flipped mobile homes, trapping a woman inside. her neighbor came to her rescue. >> there's a reason she's still here, so i hope she figures out what it is, because she shouldn't be. >> reporter: president trump spoke by phone with georgia's governor about federal disaster assistance. >> tornadoes were vicious and powerful and strong, and they suffered greatly. so we'll be helping out the state of georgia. >> reporter: a tornado also touched down in louisiana at south georgia motor sports park, sky boxes were torn apart. and in alabama, hail fell during a thunderstorm. >> and on the west coast, torrential rains caused widespread flooding, mudslides and forced evacuations. several weather related deaths are reported in california. the national weather service issued flash flood warnings for large parts of the state. in southern california, firefighters rescued a family trapped in a pickup by fast-moving water last night. and firefighters also used a ladder to rescue a father and son from a flooded truck. further north in seal beach

fortact t freezing rais scaled back it does still do continue for places like frederick county, washington county and down between winchester and harrison burg. h out there you're going to have some brief light freezing rainrz that could deposit a trace orr maybe in a rare case a tenth of an inch of ice out there.ut it only goes until one in thene morning much this is going to bo dropped pretty soon and that's because temperatures are rapidld ricing. in fact it's gone up to 41-degrees in district.rees that's the warmest we've been all day. it's 41-degrees in cumberland. most us will see our w temperatures continue to rise overnight. we'll have another look at l all of this coming up in just a few minutes. tony. for a look at tonight's top top stories. the associated press is confirming reports that us intelligence officials briefed both president obama and president elect donald trump la at issue an unsubstantiated reports that russian rus intelligence obtained personal and financial information about donald trump compiled over a lengthy per. per this is unsubstantiated that us deemed both necess

washington app. in maryland, fredric county and washington county schools are opening two hours late. virginia, berkley county schools, a two-hour delay. also in west virginia, mineral, morgan and hampshier counties all opening two hours late. northern virginia now. baldwin elementary school will again be closed. it was closed yesterday after frozen pipes caused a water leak. in addition there's a broken heating coil. the district says baldwin family night will be rescheduled. neighbors in northwest washington are demanding that city fix a sink hole after a school bus became stuck. look at the video here. this happened on allison street northwest yesterday. a bus with special needs students on board road right if to that sink hole. they were able to safely remove the children from the bus. they said they told the city about the sink hole several times but it has still not been repaired. >>> if you use uber in d.c., your information is now going to be shared with local our news departments announce that they will release its ridership data. the company told the wall street journal that

alleghany county, including hagerstown, washington county, cumberland, maryland, carroll county, northern baltimoretimo county.co i don't spending widespreadespr issues but there could be somese spotty slick spots in thosethos locations off to the north. during the early morning hours tomorrow before it switches over to all regular rain in the in afternoon.afte lowe's overnight, 41.1. 33 at frederick, 40 in annapolis so again showers moving in soutn to north.to we will go through your monday forecast, first monday in 2017 coming up in about 10 minutes so. they had one job, win the game, make it playoffs. the giantsay wereof going to make it easy. big blues, big stars were still coming to play.ng t then again they were on thehe field the last time. they beat them earlier thisthis year, redskins trying to sweep the giants for the first time since 2011, the skins down 10-3. the first down and then is hit out of bounds, 20-yard gain plun half the distance. then on very last next first anr goal from the two, cousins back, quick slant to guard on read, g after trailingua 0-0 it was a whole new

parts of frederick county, washington county all had snow this morning. but then even temperatures there rose above 50 degrees. winds out of the southwest 5 miles an hour. now we have seen some higher gusts back to the west. things are starting to calm as far as the wind is concerned though. right now very warm, average high temperature this time of year is 44. we're at 55 in d.c. bull run coming in at 42 degrees. leesburg coming in around 49 degrees. on the radar, nothing. not going to see any rain or snow in our we are watching, though, two systems. here's the one to the north that brought a little bit of snow early towards parts of the hmasn dixon line. new york today, 31 degrees for a high. woe we were 56. that's the difference here with that storm passing just to our north. the next system back towards omaha, nebraska. this one will actually slide to our south. that allows colder temperatures to move on in. and most of us will stay on the dry side from this, may see a sprinkle or two tomorrow, but not expecting much. temperatures will be a little bit

farther north and west, may be sleet in frederick and washington county. all rain across the rest of virginia, it's headed off to the east, wet roads here all around the region. the storm team 4 tower camera and road conditions will stay wet, noontime, 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. into the evening hours from light rain coming through. however, farther north and west, a little bit of icing and some of the higher elevations and elevated surfaces as well. most roads remain wet all around the snow and sleet farther north and west. new hour by hour timing and inauguration week is coming up. >>> tom, see you then. we continue to track the winter weather for you as you head out the door this morning. >> you can see on the screen there, lauren ricketts. she's been driving around these roads all morning long. she's in maryland now. lauren, what's it looking like? >> reporter: well, you know, we were really chasing down some of that sleet and freezing rain and right now we're in it. we just crossed over from frederick county, maryland to upper montgomery county through c

there's washington county, that's where hagerstown is.is and then you get back out towards alleghany county andand morgan county, too. it also includes frederickderi county, over to carroll county and then baltimore, hartford county and then over to annever arrundel county. there's some talk at the weather service that they may need toed extend this more to the south and to the southwest and it may include the metro area and d.c. as well to give where visibilities are rightht now. dulles is down to ate of ann mile. here in city again not too big at five miles per hour.ur. i mean at five miles in visibility and then you see manassas and culpeper.culp outside of town the visibilities are really getting pretty low. i think this dense fog will be in place most of the overnight. guys it won't surprise me if this advisory gets extend a little bit to the south and to the southwest. i'll keep an eye on that. coming up in just a few minutes. we're talking about rain.abou we're going to get some rain tonight and then a lot more rair coming our way. probably tuesday before we see the sun coming

building that was once a grocery store and three hours into northwest -- to the northwest in washington county, more than 30 roads have been either closed or partially blocked off because of flooding from the snow melt there. not everyone suffering in the elements. an elephant named lilly at the portland oregon zoo -- sometimes you've got to make do, right? >> love that. look at her. >> little water in there. >> oh, my goodness. >> those videos with the animals in the zoos that get snow and pandas and polar bears whatever, it's just so cute. >> love that. >> we'll be experiencing some very mild weather which is very unusual for inauguration day. most people that have covered inauguration think of a frigid day but now we have concerns for rain. for peopling spending lots of time downtown, how do they dress? >> warm side because temperatures will be in the upper 40s but still with upper 40s, this is t inauguration since they've been hain with rain in the forecast, this is only one of three inaugurations that have rain predicted for tomorrow. so again, we will have some rain showers through the d

he will report from washington county in alabama, where he‘ll be speaking to people who feel left outpening. it gives a unique insight into wildlife. you can see the movements. and the way it is mimicking the actions of the orangutan with its mouth. clever. we will here for —— hear more from the producers later. still to come this morning: how are smaller british businesses planning for the changes that are starting to emerge? ben is out in manchester for us this morning. good morning. good morning. welcome to manchester. we are here because we are talking about the impact on small firms because it is often the case that big is this make their voice heard when it comes to things like changes in policy and of course we heard a lot from theresa may this week about leaving the customs union, leaving the single market, what would that mean for businesses, began small. the guys here import of rugs from europe and also from races like india. and of course the fall in the value of the pound has made them more expensive, so they are trying not to pass that on to customers. at the same time th

but this is washington county, alabama, one of america's poorest states.s of parcels every week. here you go! to people like roosevelt — a president's name, but he's out of work. he trusts donald trump to make life better. i hope he's right aboutjobs. i hope he can get it going on. do you think he can get it going on? i hope so. i believe he can. these two run the front desk and say some of the poverty around here is heartbreaking. some of them come here and they don't have toilets in their houses... they believe donald trump will invest in this community. he spent a lot of time campaigning here and it worked. he has been out in the community, out in the countryside, and has seen how people need help and he has been there with the money to help, and he does. he isn't afraid to go into poverty areas and talk to the people, where most politicians you don't see around unless you've got $1000. it's very tough. larry will be watching the inauguration later, once he's finished helping out here. he hopes trump will use his speech today to inspire the nation. i ho

but this is washington county, alabama, one of america's poorest states.ds of parcels every week. well, here you go. to people like roosevelt, a president's name, but he is out of work and he trusts donald trump to make life better. i hope he is right about getting jobs. you just want a job? if he doesn't get it going, i won't like him. will he? i hope so, i believe he can. catherine and willeen run the front desk and say some of the poverty here is heartbreaking. some of them come in and they don't have toilets in their houses. they believe donald trump will invest in this community. he spent a lot of time campaigning here, and it worked. he has been out in the community, out in the countryside, and he has seen how people need help and he has been there with the money to help, and he does. he is not afraid to go into poverty areas and talk to the people, where most politicians, you don't see around unless you have $1,000. it is very tough for a lot of people, especially in rural areas. larry will watch the inauguration later, once he's finished helping he

brian: there are very few factors around washington dc, but seven of the richest counties in the unitedtes are all around washington, making an average more than most places in the united states. why is that so? benjamin: first of all, federal civil servants are themselves well-paid. is that theyine are not as well-paid as people in comparable positions in the private sector. there aren't exactly comparable positions in the private sector. when you look at the total package of pay, retirement benefits and job security which cannot they beat, this is -- cannot be beat, this is big. families that have to civil servants, sometimes you have someone drawing military retirement and drawing for civil servants. that is the starting point. remunerationalary, according to the data, is considerably higher than average americans'. group, surrounding this we have lobbyists, lawyers, all the folks who were trying to get the first group to do what they want. -- work trying to get the first group to do what they want. we had thousands who work in the legal lobbying industry, government contractors. the

washington but much is passing west of the metro area. moving green is light rain. couple of bands coming through. there's one stretching across the county north of washington, wet up 270 to frederick and in loudoun county. in northwest a little bit of light rain. off and on, will be continuing into the evening hours. temperatures dropping back into the 40s where the rain is falling. new hour by hour timing when the rain ends, looking at wintry mix for the weekend in a few minutes. >> thanks tom. >>> out west the storm is over but conditions extremely dangerous. >> water flowing onto the streets, ice coating streets and snow burying communities. dangers >>> first at 4:00 some news for your health. despite the efforts to get people to stop smoking, new study says deaths from tobacco related incidents are going up. >> say by the year 2030 those diseases will kill up to eight million people a year. about six million die from those diseases each year. more people smoking in low and middle income countries and death rates are rising. >>> teacher in ohio took every do better in school. >> weighted blankets not for nap time but designed to help

washington. northern montgomery county and points north and west. here is a view overlooking washington. the visibility is not too bad in the city. we do have patchy dense fog just south and west of washington. most of the fog in this gray zone here, just to our north and west. that's going to be in effect, this dense fog advisory, until 4:00 a.m. we will have visibility quarter the rest of the night tonight if you are out and about. tomorrow morning, too, predoawn with the fog around. sunshine tomorrow and a look at inauguration day. new timing on rain as well as a look at the weekend. that's in a few minutes. >>> new tonight, swift reaction after president obama commuted the sentence of former army intelligence analyst chelsea manning. house speaker paul ryan called the move outrageous saying it sets a dangerous precedent. nbc news learned defense secretary ash carter also did not support the president's decision. tonight on twitter, edward snowden thanked the president for granting clemency to manning. many called for snowden's pardon but he pleaded to act on manning instead fearing f

washington app. >>> also breaking right now, fairfax county police say a stabbing suspect is somewhere out there right now. they say three men tried to go into a bar this morning but it was after hours and police say those people were denied service. there was afi fight and one pern was stabbed. two people were taken into custody but a third suspect is still missing. call police i >>> now to a developing story that dominated the news all weekend. thousands from across the country spent the weekend voicing concerns about president trump's order. airport from new york, los angeles, from houston to orlando and philadelphia all saw demonstrations and for the second night in a row demonstrators and immigration attorneys packed into the dulles international airport. they demanded that anyone

and west of the ridge, northern maryland, eastern west virginia, even in to areas of washington and allegheny counties. we'll watch that till 7 p.m. tonight. temps, they're about as mild as they're going to get. up to 60 at reagan national. a little downsloping with the westerly winds. near 50 in shenandoah valley. 20s in the mountains. so the colder air is coming in. today temperatures will be dropping from where they are at 60 to low 50s by 3:00 in to the 40s this evening. we'll be in the 30s by tomorrow morning. back in a few minutes. we'll talk about how long this cold air is going to last and whether or not there's any white stuff in the forecast. just a reminder if you don't have our wusa 9 app already, put it on your smart phone. get the latest weather any time you want it and you can watch our newscast. we stream it there live as well. >>> police are looking for the man in black. that suspect involved in a string of drugstore robberi montgomery county. investigators say he robbed three in about two hours early this morning. the first half is on arlington road in bethesda. then he struck at the

but here in washington county, they voted 70-30 for trump.on the right track. and get it going straight. >> i'm hoping everybody gives him a chance and the democrats and republicans can get along. >> until we can build a country and everybody has a job. it ain't been that way for the last 16 years. >> but not entirely trump country. >> i'm worried about trump's over seas policies. i don't think he's going to be able to handle korea, china, or russia, and i think russia >> i am hoping four years from now everything is fine. for not just me but everybody in the nation. >> what are you hoping for? >> i'm hoping in four years we're having the same conversation and we can go told you. told you he was going to do what he said. >> i voted for obama. i wanted change. for the better. i voted for trump for change, for the better. >> why were you motivated at this stage of your life to finally vote? >> because of the change. when he got on there and said he was going to make it better, that's what i want. i'm tired of having to fight for insurance. i'm

washington. off in the horizon is prince george's county. temperatures all around the metro area are above freezing. we're in the mid and upper 30s as well as around the bay. there are a few spots farther north and west where it's a little below freezing. some of the pavement that remained wet from yesterday may be a little bit of patchy ice. watch out for there's dense fog around hagerstown as well this morning. temperatures will be staying in the 30s here throw 11:00 or so then start jumping into the 40s as we get into the afternoon hours. right now don't have anything on storm team 4 radar. we're all dry here. however, there is still that lingering ice storm in the midwest. ahead of that, it's rain. that moisture is coming just south of us overnight tonight. the timing on that, this is as of 11:00 p.m. this area in green is some light rain coming into the central and southern shenandoah valley. might get a few snowflakes winchester to leesburg tonight and to around 2:00 to 3:00 a.m. after that, much of this moisture is going to be gone. m

washington. >>> tomorrow camden county police chief scott thompson will join other law enforcement at a meeting with house speaker paul ryan in wisconsin. the leaders will discuss new police is an tarrstandards to h the use of force. chief thompson expected to talk about new police initiatives he developed in camden. >>> coming up, remembering dr. martin luther king. we'll take you to the tributes and marches happening around the country as the nation gets ready to celebrate the annual day of service in his honor. ♪ >>> so did this inpress tmpress judges? we'll check out"america's got talent" auditions. you know your heart loves megared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers mega support. oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. >>> welcome back. today's forecast a lot different than yesterday because we don't have to worry about any precipitation. this is the only time slot that we could see some trouble mos

county tonight for two men wanted in connection with a home invasion. that home invasion took place just after 6:00 tonight in the 400 block of east tantallon drive in ft. washingtonince george's county police say two men family function was going on. the suspect stole money and a shotgun, then took off in a dark colored car. >>> donald trump returns to new york city today following a holiday vacation at his florida estate. this week he's scheduled to get briefings from intelligence officials about russian interference in the u.s. presidential election. cbs news correspondent wendy gillette reports from new york. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump will get briefed by intelligence officials this week about russian hacking of political groups during the election. the man he picked to be his white house press secretary suggested sunday that sanctions levied by president obama against russian intelligence agencies and other individuals last week may have been unfair. >> i think one of the questions that we have is why the magnitude of this? you look at 35 people being expelled, two sites closed down. the question is that response in proportion to the ti he's st

larger area under winter weather advisory including washington, alexandria, arlington, fairfax. counties south and east to the bay and eastern shore. pink counties are winter storm warnings. that is a widespread area that goes south through the carolinas to mississippi und on doppler radar, a little snow. flurries here but the air is dry. so it will take a while. 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning for the snow to make it to ground. rain falling now westward. but the mix occurs, even over mississippi, alabama, north georgia. they will get snow and measurable snow. st. mary's could get three or five inches or more. the timing we see it move in 4:00 to 5 verz in the morning -- 5:00 in the morning. that is the best estimate. if you are going out tonight, no problems. cold and dry. but early in the morning the snow moves in. the heaviest snow amounts are south and east and how far the north and west flurries will go. quickly the storm will pull offshore in the afternoon. that is that. get ready for the cold weather, the gusty winds on sunday. the computer modeling suggests underring two inches in th

. >>> and check out the snowy scene in washington township gloucester county.everal inches of snow being pushed off of this suv as people finally start to clean off their vehicles. >>> now the shore isn't the only part of the new jersey area feeling the effects of this snowstorm. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in pennsauken where several inches fell in that area as well. alex. >> reporter: well, natasha, we are here on route 38 also overlooking route 70 where we have seen the roadway conditions change rather significantly over the past two hours as the eyewitness weather team has been pointing out over the past couple days there was a chance for the storms to overperform and in many regions it did just that for the residents in this area, being hit from between four to 8-inches of accumulation. as the snow tapered off here in camden county around 4:00 a heavy slush became what is now just a wet coating on the major roads. some of that is due to pretreatment and some due to heat generated by cars. but that is good and bad. temperatures are no

washington. st. mary's county, you're under a winter storm watch. you could see over three inches of snow, something doug and i are continuing to watch and u weekend. it's a cold weekend. 30 degrees on saturday with some snow in some areas. feels like more like teens throughout the day. feels-like temperatures on saturday in the single digits and teens. pretty active forecast here on storm team 4 tonight. >> we can barely contain ourselves. >>> well, we've all heard about the unique challenges that members of our military and their spouses find in looking for jobs. that's why nbc 4 is partnering with the u.s. claimer of commerce for the hiring our heros event at the washington convention center. this friday lots of employers will be on hand to review resumes, conduct interviews and talk at job prospects. military service members and their spouses are invited. you can get information on on our nbc washington.com. >>> if you're struggling with your finances, how would you like some free help? the united way is going to be opening several financial emp

and tomorrow, on the final part of his journey down route a5, jon kay will report from washington countythis hour but first, the headlines on bbc newsroom live. at least one person has been killed and 30 are missing after an avalanche struck a hotel in a mountain resort in central italy. theresa may declares that britain wants to become the strongest advocate for business, free markets and free trade in the world. an english county council will have a referendum on raising council tax by 15%. it would take the typical council tax bill in surrey to £1500. and now the business news. let's ta ke let's take a look at the headlines. london will continue to be the financial lungs of europe even after the uk leaves the eu — that's according to barclays chief executive jes staley. while he admits the bank may have to move some activities to bases in dublin or germany, he believes that most of their european banking business can continue to be done from the uk. members of the royal institution of chartered surveyors have downgraded their outlook for uk property sales in the year ahead. the number

. >> karen washington has lived in loudon county for 18 years and says she has never had any issues. the county supervisor tells news 4 he's shocked. >> my heart goes out to that family a, but i also known that we're outline outraged by it and it's not represent of who we are. >> the loudon county sheriff's office now has that letter and they're investigating the incident. washington posted the letter on facebook and she tells us she has since been flooded with messages of support. >>> this is not the way anyone wants to saturday 21 alexandria residents found their car windows smashed in by robbers. this happened tuesday night inside a parking garage at a condo building. residents say they are worried the break-ins are just the beginning. >> it could escalate to something else. >> i don't feel the same. now it's like, i don't have trust anyone. what's going on? what's happening? >> there wasn't much stolen from some of the cars, according to the owners. alexandria police are now investigating. >>> today we expect officials to approve a police reforl deal with the department of justic

washington state. health officials say there are at least 278 mumps cases across five counties across washington state.octors say it's likely tied to a vaccine that can lose its strength over time. there were more than 100 mumps cases in eight different states in 2016. the most active year for mumps in the u.s. since 2006. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. tax season is here. three tips tonight that could help you get more money on your tax refund. >>> the close call on the road. live power lines ripped down, landing on a truck and a car. those drivers trapped inside. >>> the major change coming when you fly the airline, and getting rid of backseat tv monitors in its new planes. >>> and america strong. the father-daughter duet you have to see right here. this dad and his 4-year-old little girl. he is singing right there, but you have to hear her voice. when we come back. the market.redict but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence

. >> reporter: we have showers in the area, we'll talk about fort washington and talk about chester county coming up. >> scaffolding collapses leaving window washers dangling from a highrise. >> firefighters in dallas, texas pulled off a daring rescue, a broken scaffold left a window washer, 15 stories. crews raised his partner to the top of the buildings. a rescuer repelled to the side lowering the worker slowly to the ground. wind were howling 15 miles per hour. >> karen rogers, can you hear me? i was thinking that's a scary scene, i don't want to see anything like that today. we're looking live on the roads. we're anticipating a few showers, getting them in spots currently not on 309, traffic is moving nicely, coming in from perkisie and montgomeryville. no issues right there. in north coventry township, blocking a lane, police on the scene, harp farm road. southbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill expressway, moving nicely, driving in and out of the city, maybe not moving nicely, 8:00 a.m., to 6:00 p.m. 12th, and 13th and market shut down because of the presidential visit. we'll