live in wheat only -- wheaton, debra alfarone, wusa9. >>> two men are behind bars accused of shooting another man to death during an alleged pot deal. damien lee and dellton brown were arrested. it's believed the two men arranged to meet the victim wi woo january 2nd in the bel pre area to buy 3 1/2 pounds of marijuana. during the meeting woo was shot and killed and investigators say the suspects divided up the drugs. >>> a significant problem tonight for about 800,000 healthcare.gov users. the obama administration says those users received the wrong tax from the government, so now they're being asked to delay filing their 2014 returns, plus is error could affect the size of the returns. president obama has been calling this year's enrollment a success with more than 11 million people signing up. >>> we're just getting started on wusa9 news at 5:00, immigration showdown. i talked to face the nation hope bob schieffer about new developments in this hot button issue. >> and drivers across the area breaking down in record numbers coming up at 5:30. >> plus top is back with who are on wha

>> in the wheaton college case there was the wheaton college injunction that did not make clear as the regulations do the effect of the notice is that the government well require this tba injunction >> hold on when i am speaking, policeplease. we believe that this is wrong, we don't want to be thinking is wrong. >> i don't want there to be an overly terse answer, but that is the end of the inquiry of the court. we can debate whether that is correct and logical, but that is the legal analysis. we believe it makes us complicit and in the absence of a challenge here, the court has to accept that. the consequences really talking about this being complicit. >> perhaps we have to accept that it is complicit, but do we have to agree that it is substantial? >> i think you do if only on the facts and by the virtue -- >> we hope to avoid the fines by submitting a letter. the submission of a letter that says we object. is that a substantial burden? >> that's a nexus size of our religious practice in a way that it is the same that the hobby lobby plaintiffs said. >> there's no extension -- exempti

. >> reporter: i'm debra alfarone in wheaton where montgomery county police say they arrested 21-year-old melvin calyx. he lives on this block. they also say he robbed neighbor and in stop one case he sexually assaulted a young girl. police say 21-year-old melvin calyx actually help cops catch him. >> he would earn homes through unlocked door -- earn home through unlocked doors or unlocked windows, many times while people were home. >> reporter: he would do it in the middle of the night, but he did some things that would make you scratch your head. at two homes he checked out refrigerator drinking a canal of orange juice and open -- can of orange juice and opening a can of mixed nuts, but when he stopped at a young girl's bedroom and she screamed, he ran and left evidence for a search warrant, his nike sneaker. police found the shoebox to the sneakers in the trash, got a search warrant. >> there been four burglaries he's charged with in the greater wheaton area from january 19th through february 12th. >> reporter: at his home they found all the items reported stolen and more, including an

radio issues at the wheaton station as recently as this afternoon. for metro technicians word that montgomery fire radios were not working here at the wheaton station meant a focused search through dark tunnels trying to pinpoint specific wiring and what was going on. you can imagine with trains passing it's not easy work. metro says the issues are isolated at wheaton and have been fixed. could there be problems elsewhere? >> there's a possibility of problems everywhere. we try catch those. >> reporter: head of the metro fire communication technology department the key question how big a problem is this? >> reporter: does anybody have any reason to worry you guys wouldn't be able to communicate? >> they do not. the montgomery regional system as well as our regional partners have systems in place to make sure we can communicate effectively and do so on a daily basis. >> reporter: all of this in mind where there was a deadly episode officers said they could not communicate with one another inside the station first reported by the "washington post." thi

back here live metro says the problem was only here in wheaton. what does montgomery county fire say about all that? in my next report at 6:00. adam tuss news4. >>> hundreds of workers are wrapping up an emotional first day at the work site where they lost 12 of their colleagues. theyree opened with a new name and new start for workers 17 months after the shooting at the navy yard. >> 17 months ago we got knocked down but we didn't stay down. ♪ >> reporter: naval and civilian employees, most of whom were inside building 197, when a gunman attacked came back to a renovated and renamed building today. >> it's good to be back. >> reporter: the 3,000 employees who work here have been spread out working a different location since the shootings. for many today was a reunion. >> we'll probably get more emotional as we go throughout our day and you start seeing people you haven't seen since we were in the building. >> it's a good thing we're getting everybody back together again and get everything to start getting back to what could be reasonable as norma

. >> but victor wheaton does what he can to change that.n jail on a parole violation, wheaton creates colorful roses out of the few items he's able to scrounge together. >> paper, toilet paper, red, you know what i'm saying. put water together. then, you know, the color, what i do on the color, i break the crayons up, put it in water, and it blows up. then you know what i'm saying, i just put the color of the color crayons on with a stick, you know, or make a little paintbrush out of plastic. they shine. you put wax on there. that wax brings it out. that's about four, five layers. you can drop it. it won't hurt. bam. you know what i'm saying? it's rough. >> where do you get wax? >> well, you know, sometimes -- you know what i'm saying, you get wax from certain places, man. you know, you see people mopping -- waxing the floor, you might be able to slide up in there and get a dose of that wax, man. >> wheaton sells his roses to other inmates for $6 in commissary snacks and toiletries. >> listen, i'm an artist, man. you've got to do anything.

in wheaton, adam tuss news4. >>> the future of the wheaton school superintendent could be decided tomorrow. dr. joshua starr has not told the school board whether he wants his contract renewed. they meet tomorrow in closed session to talk about its options and what to do next. even if he wants to keep his job, he may not have enough support. right now they seem to be equally split which needs a majority to keep him on. >>> the zoo announced today it will do bag checks among forms of visitor screening during big events and restrict the number of people allowed inside the zoo. the moves come in response to several incidents including a shooting just outside the zoo last april. 17 vehicle owners in arlington are dealing with damaged vehicles and lost property for the weekend. their vehicles were broke swoon while in a parking garage on north lynn street. they say it happened saturday morning and sunday evening. they took loose change and ipods out of those vehicles. >>> governor chris christie has opened a new chapter over vaccination debate with news he made overseas. now, his office is taki

>> well, in the wheaton college case your honor wheaton college injunction did not make clear, as the regulations do that the effective notice is going to be that the government will -- will require the tpa -- >> you could write in the letter -- >> the tpa injunction was -- >> in your letter -- hold on. when i'm speaking, please. your clients could write in their letter, we think this is wrong. we don't want to be involved. i mean, how does saying we object be translated into an endorsement of some kind which is what you're arguing? >> it does in two respects because we believe it does. i don't want it to be a -- you know an overly terse answer but that is the end of the inquiry for the court. we can debate here about whether that belief is correct and whether it's logical but that is the legal analysis for the court is we believe it makes us complicit and in the absence of a challenge to the sincerity, which there is none here, the court has to accept that. and then here as opposed to wheaton college the consequences really underthat belief it's making us complicit -- >> perhaps we h

been 40 years now since kathy and sheila lyon vanished seemingly without a trace on a trip to the wheaton shopping center. >>> you could call this next story the cookie caper, but it is no joke to a northeast washington girl scout. >> thousands of dollars in girl scout cookies went driving away with her mom's 2014 nissan pathfinder when a car thief pounced on it today. jim osman is live with the story. what's the update? >> reporter: all i can say is god help that car thief when those girl scouts get a word with him. >> i said no, stop, no! at that particular time the car turned out the yard. >> reporter: if you of thought you had a bad morning, pat younger has you beat. a car -- if you thought you had a bad morning, pat younger has you beat. the car was taken while she was unloading things at the back of her house. $2,000 worth of girl scout cookies were in that pathfinder. her honor roll student had a goal of selling 700 boxes. >> take lot of things went through my mind -- a lot of things went through my mind. all those boxes of cookies. >> reporter: a few boxes made it into the house b

and in the wheaton college, the court made clear that the notice that wheaton college was providing the government could be used by the government to ensure that women was even able range of contraceptive coverage under the act. that is essentially what the plaintiffs are being asked to do, notify the government that they are choosing to opt out. the tpa's we are talking about our blue cross, blue shield, emblem. very large third-party administrators. >> i do not think there would be an objection if the government contacted another tpa. would that be feasible. is that a less restrictive alternative? >> what is available under the revised accommodation, and i think it is important to emphasize that the government is not actually requiring a third-party administrator of the plaintiff to do anything because they have church plans. what occurs is that the departments notify a third-party administrator that there are incentives available to them through reimbursement from the federally funded exchanges. it is entirely voluntary on the part of the tpa to provide contraceptive coverage. the pr

melvin has been charged with burglarizing four homes in wheaton. he also assaulted a homeowner. he entered through unlocked doors and windows. >>> parents say it is a growing problem. frequent fights in the holes of a high school in prince george's county. this is video showing several girls fighting at forestville high school. the students were disciplined, but they did not say how. >>> maryland is offering state workers $15,000 to leave their jobs. the state is offering the buyout to save money. state employees are being offered lump sum payments plus $200 for each year's service. governor hogan hopes to save about $30 million by letting employees leave voluntarily. >>> today michelle obama is honoring the women of the civil rights movement. mrs. obama is hosting a panel discussion with women from multiple generations who are still helping bring about change. it is all in honor of black history month. >>> brutal conditions as you step outside. but the worst of this will soon be behind us. tom is breaking down the temperature changes. >>> plus giving young mothers more freedom.

about 6:00 and 8:00, we have these snow bands move through, and this is from one of my viewers in wheaton maryland, and it was just incredible. the snow was falling and that was just creating gusty winds. and the end ashburn, virginia thank you for sending in this one. there is a good coating in ashburn. and look! it is malcolm! there was 1-2 inches of snow across the region, but it was amazing how quickly the snow fell and how quickly it stuck. the snow went through and brought it these -- brought us these snow squalls. i caution folks that are still out on the roads tonight overnight and early tomorrow morning, temperatures are in the teens, so very, very slick road conditions. 12 degrees in gaithersburg, but we still have these blustery winds. with those winds coupled with the already cold temperatures, it feels like one degree downtown, at dulles, five degrees below is what it feels like, and in hagerstown, it feels like it is 10 degrees below zero. this is very dangerous cold. please take extra caution if you will be out and about especially through the day tomorrow. temperatures wil

well this actual route used to be used by customers in rockville and wheaton to get to the old mill.t's now bustling filled with houses apartments, stores and restau but no matter how prominent and known around here -- >> as long as i can remember it was misspelled. >> reporter: for some the veers name is a little tricky. even street signs along the road have been wrong several times over the years. >> oh well. i feel like what can i do? >> reporter: no matter the spelling billy jokes there's a little change he'd like to make along the family road. >> i'm thinking about turning it into a toll road. >> good luck! >> yeah. >> e-z pass. >> reporter: north now to father hurley boulevard in germantown a name not familiar to some. >> maybe some going east or something. >> ding ding ding you've got it. good job. >> reporter: monsignor leonard hurley is now retired. he came here in 1973 started mother seaton catholic church. in 1986 just before he was reassigned to another parish father hurley actually gave me my first communion. the church has expanded since and at the urging of parishioner

wheaton 4 inches. and great falls about 6 inches. it's going to transition from snow to sleet to freezing rain. if you've not cleared your snow, do it quickly. it's going to start to feel like wet cement as we go to sleet to freezing rain. 30 downtown, 27 in frederick, 27 in leesburg. the rest of the forecast here is ms. grow. >> thank you topper and you can see here on the michael & son weather cam, not a pretty picture. it's 30 degrees with this wintery mess happening right now, and winds are out of the south at 10 miles an hour trying to inject in that milder air. on satellite and radar you can see that milder air punching in here from the south. that is why we're starting to get that really messy changeover. on 9 futurecast, rain falling at 9:30 according to this model data, but notice the temperatures. still below freezing. that's why we're expecting that sheet of ice to form on top of the snow that's already fallen. if you want to send the kids outside to do snow angels they're just going to be gliding on top of the ice once th

warrant which led to his arrest for not only that sexual assault, but for four burglaries in the wheaton area. every time he entered the homes easily in the middle of the night. >> make sure that one of the last thing you do at night is leave the lights on outside and make sure all your doors and windows are locked. >> calyx got a court date for march. >>> if you've gotten a ring like this one lately, it might be stolen. annapolis police say a man slipped the princess diana style ring into his pocket while talking with the rourkeers at the jewelry store. it's -- workers at the jewelry store. it's valued at 21,000 bucks. recognize this fellow? annapolis police would love to hear from you. >>> now a followup on the water problem the district had in district, d.c. water officials still don't know what caused the foul smelling and tag stin water in northwest. investigators did check homes, construction sites, gas stations and could not figure out where the petroleum order came from. it prompted a do not drink advisory for thousands in northwest in mid-december. >>> well, latest recruits from

unsealed affidavits reveal that during interviews with detectives lloyd lee welch admitted he left wheaton valley mall in a vehicle with the two girls the day they disappeared. the po cites an account that details the may 2013 discovery of records from a police contact with belch on april 1st, 1975 just seven days after 12-year-old sheila and 10-year-old katherine lyon disappeared after which he said he'd seen them get into a car with a man and leave. the post site cites the newly unsealed affidavit as saying at that time detectives gave him a polygraph test and it deemed that lloyd welch was being untruthful. welch has two convictions from the 1990s for sexually assaulting two different 10-year-old girls. detectives interviewed him in the delaware prison where he's serving a 30-year sentence. sources tell news 4 that the lyon family has been made aware that this information was about to be made public. montgomery county police chief released a statement to us a short time ago in which he said he could not comment on the search warrants his the case is going ongoin at the live desk jackie

with a million dollar homs in wheaton, it's a hub for his honour addiction. the town is one of the exits off of chicago's infamous heroin highway. we were taken on the 30 mile stretch of interstate 290 connecting the country to what drug enforcement agents call the largest hoyne distribution center -- heroin distribution center. he took us downside streets where he'd cruise for heroin. >> this is where i stop by the fingerprints. someone would run through. roll down the passenger window do a hand to hand and see you later. >> every trip he said he tried to dodge police and deng -- danger. >> were you afraid you'd get shot or mugged or robbed. >> absolutely. heroin has such a grip on you, it doesn't matter. >> young white addict helps to fuel the trade. it saturated the west side with police, and we saw them stop and frisk a handful of people. why can't you shut those down. >> people are working on that today as a speak. i worked in other cities like st. louis and other cities every state in america has an open-air drug market. >> if you are a suburban hoish a

he was charged with burglarizing four homes in wheaton. investigators say he would enter through unlocked doors and windows. he's also accud of assaulting one homeowner. >>> today there could be more dedays about a man shot in 2013. john gear was in a standoff with police when he was shot. earlier this year fairfax county board of directors released the results of an internal audit. the records show gear had his hands up and he was unarmed at the time of the shooting. today more records could be released. keep an eye on the nbc washington app. we'll post any new development as they happen. >>> a local rabbi accused secretly recording women faces decades in prison and thousands in fines. barry freundel pled guilty to voyeurism. prosecutors say he recorded women as they undressed in a shower area. they say there could be more than 150 victims. rabbi freundel will be sentenced in may. >>> a pennsylvania man is facing murder charges in prince george's county for performing an illegal butt enhancement procedure. taylor is scheduled to be arraig

the snow as we made our what i from -- our way from wheaton and germantown and back again. road crews were on the job early this morning out in front of n. they were pretreating the roads. we definitely saw signs of that as they came through and plowed the snow aft fact as well -- after the fact as well. at the end of the day the fact that schools were delayed, especi hallyere in d.c. and again in montgomery county, it certainly helped crews accomplished what they set out to do as you take a look back here live. roads are here now are still slick but still free -- snow free from what we can see. >>> parts of the south, even the deep south are shivering under a thick blanket of ice, sleet and snow. more than 200,000 people are without power this afternoon. vinita nair is in messy durham, north carolina. >> reporter: this storm is making it hard for just about anything to stay on the roads. side lining trucks, spinning tires, and overturning cars. plows in north carolina are pushing their way through the mess clearing aside the cold slush. >> we're anticipating a very, very t

the problem was found to be isolated to parts of the wheaton station. metro says the issue has now been fixed and that riders don't have anything to worry about. >> a teacher in the area was attacked by a student in his classroom. it's a story you see here only on news 4. the picture is graphic. according to prince george's county schools last thursday a student punched the teacher at forestville high school because of what the school district called a misinterpretation of a comment. students and parents with whom we spoke say the teacher said something that the student considered racially insensitive. >> he's the teacher. he's there to teach. okay? and when that comment was made whether it was him or somebody else you know that's no reason for him to be attacked. >> that teacher was treated for minor injuries. the district continues to investigate. that student is said to be facing disciplinary action. >>> new tonight a virginia woman supported isis and then lied to the feds when she was questioned about it. now she could spend up to eight years in pri

joining me is laura wheaton, code 24 is a nonprofit organization.lenty of social reasons to want everyone to get a chance to succeed. the idea you can make more money is often lost in this. talk about what your latest effort is to find some way to get feet indoors? >> we are launching two new initiatives. we've had 50 students go in the last few years, and in the next two years, we are going to roll out programming for 5000 students. it's about 10 times more. [laughter] that is supported by google.org, helping us to bring our learning program out to 10 times as many students to help them get their foot in the door at tech companies. >> it's interesting, because google has struggled with this issue. among the things they did was an audit, they publicized it, and this didn't make them look good. it's mostly men, asian men, and white men. people who look like me, not people who look like the most of the world. >> i think hats off to google for publicizing that and then taking steps to do something about it. the other program we roll out is backed by go

and a house fire along g street and wheaton avenue. >>> and adam joseph is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. coming up n. >>> we welcome in meteorologist, adam joseph. >> you welcome me in? >> it depends on what you have to say? look at the graphic information kids will love. school closings and delays because sts cold weather. >> they will get an extended weekend for some of the kids and some snow over the weekend, they will be very happy. but the rest of us not so much. as we look at double scan live radar all is quiet at this point and again the cold arctic air continues to flood in from the north and west and the winds brutal cutting right through you at 40 miles per hour and 30 or so in trenton and 33 in wilmington and even to the south in dover at the shore around the 30 miles per hour range. that is dropping the windchills, right now it feels like 1 in philadelphia and the same in wilmington and now zero for the entire state of delaware allentown and reading and it's poconos it feels like 5 below zero. we had the explosion of clouds the sunshine that is stronger no

and we hear from wow wheaton. he tweeted we stood on your shoulders and would not have had a galaxy to explore if you had not been their first. thank you, rest in peace. and the last note is from him himself. if i can get it to scroll down here we are. this is him on sunday evening. he writes a life is like a garden, perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory. he live long and prosper. >> google in vail's an ambitious pan - - an ambitious plan to expand. they have to compete to make this a reality. >> world floors that give off dangerous fumes, test results not a class action lawsuit. >> a 14-year-old girl hit and killed by a train. >> it is hard to not have her. >> how her loved ones are honoring her by helping other families. >> four, three, two, one! [ cheering & applause ] >> a new home officially opened. the 18000 feet stadium located next to the san jose. the fan was a- -to be the largest outdoor bar on the continent. you we are commemorating a permanent home for soccer in silicon valley

washington post" obtained an affidavit which says lloyd welch admitted he kidnapped the sisters from wheaton plaza in 1975 and says he witnessed his uncle richard welch sexually assaulting one of the girls. both men have been named persons of interest but not charged. look for updates on the story on nbcwashington.com. >>> this morning we're working to get surveillance video of a robbery in charles church. a man took cash from apple federal credit union on west broad street. >>> happening today, a group of people say they will march to stop d.c. police from using the jump out tactic. that's when police are in an unmarked police car and jump out after someone. the group is marching from the congress heights metro station to the 7th district police station. organizers say they're creating awareness about the 2011 death of 18-year-old raphael who was shot and killed by police while running from an unmarked car. >>> in fairfax county, they say the police department needs more transpar especially after it kept a shooting investigation secret for more than a year. a new panel will reveal any polic

this actual route used to be used by customers in rockville and wheaton to get to the old mill. it's now bustling, filled with houses apartments, stores and restaurants. but no matter how prominent and known around here -- >> as long as i can remember it was misspelled. >> reporter: for some the veirs name is tricky even street signs have been wrong over the years. >> oh, well, i feel like what can i do? >> reporter: no matter the spelling, he jokes there's a little change he would like to make. >> i'm thinking about turning it into a toll road. >> reporter: good luck! >> ez pass. >> reporter: north now to father hurley boulevard in germantown, a name not familiar to someone. >> maybe by some priest or something. >> reporter: ding ding, ding. >> monsignor leonard hurley is retired, he started mother seat ton catholic church in this two-bedroom house, later building the church. in 1986 just before he was reassigned to another parish father hurley gave me my first communion. the search has expanded and at the urging of prar rischers in germantown drive was renamed father hurley bo

they vanished from wheaton in 1975 and have never been found. > three men from brooklyn, new york wanted to fight for isis. they volunteered to go overseas or stage a terror attacks rig here. one of them even offered to kill obama. all three of them are in jail tonigh r steve handelsman on capitol with the lathis. steve? >> jime t arrests com tt continues on capitol hill over funding for the u.s. depart of homeland security. but today's apparently succes operation was by a difft depart justice and the fbi. >> one suspe was arrested in new at the airport headed to turkey. a second suspect planning to foll him from istanbul to syria said u.s. officials to fight for isis. or if ordered by isis to launch attas in the united states. >> we all take the threat of isis very seriously. arrested in new york whe, were juraboev and saidak. >> hab was a arrested in florid >> juraboev and saidakhmetov wanted to join isis or launch terror attacks in the u.s. he offered to kill president a said juraboev. monito a pro-isis website, fedel officials detected the still in the talking stages. in washington -

washington post" obtained an affidavit which says lloyd welch admitted he kidnapped the sisters from wheaton plaza in 1975. he also says lloyd witnessed his uncle sexually assaulting one of the girls. both men have been named persons interest but have not been charged. look for updates on nbcwashington.com. we're working to get surveillance of a robbery in false church. police say a man held up the teller and took cash from the apple federal credit union. police didn't say how much money was taken. >>> happening today, a group of people say they will march to stop d.c. police from using the so-called jump-out tactic. that's when police are in an unmarked police vehicle and they jump out to go after someone t. group is march the congress heights metro station to the 7th district police station at 6:00 tonight. organizers say they're creating awareness about the 2011 death of rafael briscoe shot and killed by police while running from an unmarked car. >>> police transparency coming under scrutiny in fairfax county. leaders there say they're creating a new panel to examine police shootings, how

they found a small problem at the wheaton station. other stations have also been doing testing and they report the same minimal problems but nothing like what they found in the district over the past two weeks. in the first round of testing right after the deadly acct plaza station, nine different locations in the district failed meaning first responders would be able to have communications in the event of an accident. most of the radio failures were found inside the tunnels including the tunneld foggy bottom, judiciary square and union station and the blue line and capital heights. the radio system in that tunnel failed twice over the past two weeks. the radios are tested outside the stations inside on the platforms and in the tunnels. they are pleased that the district is doing comprehensive testing on the radio systems. the maintenance and reliability of the equipment being tested is the responsibility of metro. during the fatal incident on january 12th that left one woman dead and 80 people hospitalized firefighters reported probl

neighborhoods, and it's bringing down the windchil town to into the freezing mark from burtonsville to wheaton, folks around franconia, very cold one involved this evening. it will only get progressively colder. r temperas dropped to around freezing by 11:00 so, if you're going to be out walking e dog, it will feel like it's in the mid-20s. time to layer up. indeed big time to layer up because starting on thursday again, some very cold air is going to start making its way into our area and by the end of the weekend, wait till you see how low these windchill temperatur a going to drop. coldest air of the season we'll take you through it and get that forecast to you in a couple minutes. >> thanks veronica. >>> a lot of folks we late for work this morning after a series of crashes in maryland. several cars including this taxi were involved in a wreck on i-95 near the howard county line. it shut the highway down for about two hours. luckily, no one was badly injured. >>> a fire caused heavy damage to a popular bar in ocean city maryland. e lazy lizard caught fire around 10:00 this morning. take a

sheila a katherine lyon vanish from wheaton and have never bee found. >>> keepi the department of homela security funded. the senate voted to allow a stand alone funding bill to be voted on before midnight friday. this legislation is stripped of provis that republicans had been seeking, to block the presidens contr execute ord on immigration. ther still criticism from consers that the new bill is caving in to the white house. house speaker john boehner has r you'll put the mesh tower a vote when it gets to his chamber ziefrnl the lone female officer on a police force is now suing r depart for discri. her allegat are putting the chief of the department under knew scrutiny. tracee w reports where a new investi was announced last night. >> what are you doing lewis has her hands full. you say hi? >> she says the road to having her 5-month-old was not an easy one. th police r was having issues on the job. >>> at one point my doctor told me not to drive a cruiser anymore. yo t far along, you can't hop out of the car and help someone if something happens. i had to get three doctors' notes stati

closer to washington, one little sprinkle there near wheaton and coming into silver spring. the steadier rain is still way off to our north and west as a weak front does come on through this afternoon. we'll likely get a greater chance of some of the showers moving on through. it's all above freezing now, we're in the mid to upper 30s shenandoah valley and into the mountains, low 40s. around the metro area upper 30s near 40, near 40 away the bay. northern neck eastern shore. morning commute, most roads will be dry. upper 30s. most roads will be wet during the afternoon as we'll be hovering in the mid-40s by late afternoon and we'll have a few of these late rain showers continuing into the evening hours. here is the timing on any rain coming in by noon still just pok. then a few sca rain shows these patches of green, moving in by around 3:00 p.m.. and then by 5:00 to 6:00, maybe steadier larger areas of just some light rain moving across northern virginia, the district and maryland. this patch of pink is sleet way up near the pennsylvania bo. and then most ending by 11:00 p.m

. >>> this man was charged with burglarizing four homes in wheaton.tors say he entered through unlocked doors apznd windows. >>> a pennsylvania man is facing murder charges in prince george's county for performing an illegal butt enhancement procedure. vinny taylor scheduled to be arraigned this morning. the procedure happened last march inside a capitol heights hotel room. prosecutors say taylor injected the woman's butt with silicone. she became sick after the injection and eventually died. >>> a bill that protects virginia homeowners from their homeowners associations is now headed to governor mcauliffe's death. the so-called homeowners bill of rights gives people the right to inspect all financial records. it also makes sure residents have due process during a dispute and gives you the right to cast a vote on all matters affecting your neighborhood. the bill had very little opposition. >>> if you live in virginia, you may soon be celebrating happy hour with a pitcher of sangria. lawmakers approved restaurants to advertise drink specials outside as

tomorrow a lighter wind throughout the day and by 2:00 maybe close to 20 degrees anywhere from say, wheaton and poolesville to haymarket, dale city feeling like we're in the low 20s throughout tomorrow afternoon. here's the forecast. still cold a light wind 25 to 32 degrees. the range in temperatures across the area. so your impact forecast for tomorrow cold breezy conditions yes, areas of ice. but, again, it is winter and with all the snow we had first part of the weekend that impact forecast for tomorrow is low. take a look now. your storm team four-day forecast this is the other part of the story. the fact that it will remain cold, the average high 50 degre within the next four days here folks. 31 tomorrow your high 37 on wednesday, 32 on thursday and high temperature and 30 for a high temperature on friday right now. yes, there is a chance for some light snow and flurries to come our way on thursday. i'll show you who has the best chance, where that system is coming from and the odds that we could see maybe a little bit of a coating in some of our counties. i'll have that coming up late

metro says the latest issues were isolated to parts of the wheaton station and have been resolved. >>> 6:06 now. coming up later today, we could learn if montgomery county school superintendent dr. joshua starr will stay or go. >> starr has led montgomery county schools since 2011 but he hasn't always seen eye to eye with some board members. the board is meeting in a closed door session at 10:30 this morning. >> nikki burdine is live outside the montgomery county school headquarters with more on where this is going today. good morning, nikki? >> reporter: good morning. we'll know one way or another whether or not joshua starr will be staying or going. while we don't know exactly for sure what will be announced, we do know a couple of things. one of those is joshua starr's contract is up in may. the second is he had till sunday to make the boards aware of his intentions and he did not meet that deadline. starr has been with montgomery county schools since 2011 during a time of massive growth and low income and non-english speaking students. this all at a time when state standards were

wondering if her murder is linked to the 1975 high profile disappearance of the lyon sisters from the wheaton mall. jennifer donelan joins us as we continue with our week-long pursuit of the killers among us. jennifer? >> well alison this is an unsolved murder case for prince william county. speebing ingspeaking about the loss of their sister is not an easy task for this family. three siblings live locally and one is in colorado. they met with us in person and on face time to help find her killer. the 18-year-old was outgoing gregarious and maybe her family says too trusting. in 1980 after leaving her tacoma park home for job interviews she disappeared forever. her brother says the uncertainty was agonizing for his mother. >> the one thing that she says she regretted is not happening with the girl. >> maybe she'd run away and was happy somewhere. but then in 2012 more than 30 years after her disappearance came the terrible news that she had been found. with new d.n.a. testing, skeletal remains discovered in rural prince william county back in 1982 were identified as cindy's and there were sti

sheila and katherine lyon were last seen in 1975 at the wheaton shopping mall. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> they are investigating an officer involved shooting that happened overnight in the 3400 block of azelea place in waldorf. a woman reported her boyfriend was threatening to kill her and when police arrived, they say the man was holding a gun and demanding that the officers kill him. police say that at one point, an officer feared for his life and fired hitting the man in the torso and the legs. >> i've seen the house here that this happened to. i've seen the people a couple of times. i think they have kids and i -- it's shocking. i don't see -- i don't know how this can happen. >> the suspect survives and remains in the hospital. an internal investigation is under way. >> three men have been arrested accused of plotting to travel overseas and join the terrorist group isil. >> dave has been following this story this afternoon. what are the details here? two of the men were arrested in new york. tell us about that. >> yes indeed. two in