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. >>> the abuse case at a woodbridge daycare takes a closer step towards trial and a judge says there is probably cause to move the case to circuit court. two former caretakers at the minnieland academy at the glenn face two counts of child cruelty. in testimony two former employees say the women abused the children including spraying toddlers with water, stepping on their toes and hitting them with objects. the charges involve three children, but at least nine children were affected. the defense attorneys suggest it was corporal punishment and the discipline was appropriate. >>> coming up next an altercation breaks out between a police officer and the man who was video taming -- videotaping him making the arrest. >> we are cold and clear now. we had about an inch and a half of notice on the weather terrace. high temperature 38 at national, low was 30, averages now 50 and 33, record high 74, record low 12. we will come back, look ahead to the weekend and to our next st >>> can you and i as regular citizens whip out our cell phones and video the cops making arrests? even the courts say

it shows three men walking into the grocery and jewelry store in woodbridge friday night. then they opened fire. glenda was killed. a coworker was wounded and police want to hear from anyone who knows something about this crime, perhaps you were in the area at the time. >> billions of dollars in cuts are proposed. today, the secretary of defense called for a reduction in the size of the army to levels not seen since before world war ii. but as craig boswell explains, closing military bases during an election year may prove difficult. >> defense secretary is calling for a smaller u.s. fighting force. >> the reality of reduced resources and a challenging and changing strategic environment requires us to prioritize and make difficult choices. >> the army currently has 522,000 soldiers. the force would shrink, then go down to between 440 and 450,000 troops. it would be the army's smallest size since 1940. >> we are no longer sizing the mull military. >> to sai money hagel plans to reduce some military benefits. overall, about $75 billion in cuts over the next two years. that m

. >>> the abuse case in a woodbridge daycare is getting closer to trial now. surae chinn tells us what happened at the hearing. >> reporter: the attorney representing kierra spriggs makes no comment as his client walks out of the courthouse accused of two counts of child cruelty. her co-defendant sarah jordan is accused of spraying a child in her face who was afraid of water with a hose on full blast. child protective services reported it was oftentimes for jordan's amusement despite the child's screaming and crying. in testimony today two former employees spoke about alleged repeated mistreatment last year at the minnieland academy at the glen in woodbridge. they said jordan tripped a child on purpose and snapped rubber bands on children's wrists and laughed while the children cried. spriggs is accused of stepping on a child's feet because she was mad the child wasn't wearing shoes. , biting a child's finger and is accused of hitting children with objects until their knuckles were beet red. we talked with two parents in january. >> it's more risk. >> both wom

still snowing pretty steadily now toward woodbridge, dale city, all getting the snow right now. even our friends and neighbors in southern maryland, pushing in your direction. southern maryland will be the last place to see the end of the snow. and, as a result, you're half an inch to an inch yet still to come. timing on the back edge of the snow should be done in leesburg today. fairfax, 1:00. about 2:30 or 3:00 before the last of the snowflakes start to move out in parts of southern maryland. reston town center, look at that. snow very, very light in reston fairfax, loudoun county. @chuckbell4 on twitter. trying to grab some snowflakes today. he looks like he's having a great time. melinda hendricks, just enough snow to whiten the ground out there. didn't report any troubles on the roads and allison frank in v virginia, look at that. enough snow to write a shoutout to her favorite meteorologist and i'm shouting it back right out to her. @vjohnsonnbc 4. @tomkierein. as many snow pictures as you can send on n for now, though, light snow still falling. 30 grease here in washingto

an unsolved homicide in woodbridge. they are handing out flyers. they're hoping that someone knows who killed brenda. store shotntering a and killed her and wounded a coworker. a hillary clinton considers run for the white house. we are getting a new look on the behind the scenes work that shaves her public image. at this comes from thousands of pages of public documents. scott is here with what we have learned. specific.ges, to be a covers everything from health care to the handling of saddam hussein. is about hillary clinton. she is seen as a front-runner for president. as we get more insight , we look at this. >> hillary expressed a desire to show grace -- showcase her life. says, if hillary is comfortable throwing a big party, we to give a wonderful spread to people magazine, including photos of the honeymoon. it's a just a joint sitdown with barbara walters. it and they talked about having a guest appearance on the old comedy home-improvement. yearere are discussions in that are frank about mrs. clinton's actions and whether they're positive o

police are asking for you to help identify three men who rushed in woodbridge and shot two women and left. kristin wright spoke to the store owner, and has the video that police wants everybody to see. >> reporter: marmarisol's co-workers still don't know what happened. they don't know if this is a targeted robbery or if the women were targeted. you can see this surveillance video with three men walking in out of frame and shoot two employ e yees, and then they leave. they don't take a thing, but they take a life. we have lerpd more about glenda marysol who was 21 and had an infant daughter. she had recently come here from el salvador. police don't have any solid leads, but they are still talking to people. kristin wright, news4. >>> look at this daring rescue in the lake water of lake manassas. a man and his dogs were on a coo knew trip when the canoe flooded with water. the police department tried to get to them, but they could not e reach the boat, because of the icy conditions. but the coast guard was able to get to them and treat all three for hypothermia. >>> the army will be s

we are at 6:00 a.m., and woodbridge to quantico and heartwood and 8:00 a.m. is mainly hanging around the areas of southeastern maryland, and then you can see it around d.c., and quantico and by lunchtime and noontime, it is going to be ma making the exit, and again, by the time of day, it is going to be snowing after 1:00 a.m., and that means that the snow is going to accumulate through the road temperatures, and the road temperatures will be dropping d under the freezing mark as the air temperatures do, too, and one to two inches will be affect ed in the shaded area in blue, and that is around d.c. and loudoun county, and fauquier county and those are the areas isolated today, and fredericksburg and waldorf seeing 1 to 2 inches of snowfall, but once you see the higher areas west, petersburg, and sauceberg and 2 to 4 near elkin and allegheny county. and with that snow like ly ther, we will get a quiet day thursday with the temperature 44 degrees right now, and still look foingr a cold start on friday and the temperature at 16 degrees in the morning there. is

kristin wright is joining us from woodbridge. >> that is right. the three people who did this are still out there tonight, and again, two people were shot, and we are told that one of them tonight is doing better, and she is at least able to talk. the other didn't make it. today here at the store, people were coming and going, and many of them stopping to look at her h picture. >> reporter: today a look at glenda marisol cocoa ramero hangs on the door. in the photo the young girl is working behind the counter the very place she was shot and killed friday. the violent death of a valued employee has the store's owner at a complete loss. >> she did not deser whav these people did to her. >> reporter: 10 seconds, and it happened that fast. three masked men in all black walk in. they shoot marisol and another employee, and they leave taking nothing. the store has been robbed three times in the last year. >> and they took the most precious thing, life. nobody has a right to take the life from you, and god is the only one who can give you life. >> report

even downtown 22 for a low tonight, 20 in woodbridge and dale city and 201 in waldorf.ll come -- 21 in waldorf. we will come back with more new information about our monday storm. >>> checking up on our top stories at 5:30, that report from the d.c.'s deputy mayor following the investigation into firefighters refusing to help a man leaving him to die on the street did not tell the whole story evidently. 13 very unflattering pages were open mitted to the public -- omitted to the public. the city said it did not want to harm the reputation of the fire cadet program. >>> tonight president obama is warning russia there will be costs for any military intervention in ukraine. in a press conference held a few minutes ago the president said any violation of ukraine's sovereignty would be destablizing. >>> also a medical examiner ruled the death of philip seymour hoffman an accident. cocaine, herein and methamphetamine were found in his system. he was found dead in his apartment february 2nd. >>> there are a few things that fire people up like parking tickets, but imagine gettin

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and woodbridge 467890 and 40 in so, winter is back. colder tonight.tomorrow lunchtime snow showers are the best time. temperatures will be above freezing. no worries. wednesday, though the snow showers in the morning. yellow alert. both instances less than an inch combined. less than an inch for each one. maybe a half inch. the second one another half inch or inch. during the course of the two days an inch and a half. tonight clear skies. late cold temperatures low and west southwest ahead of the system. low 30s to start. a flurry. rush hour is over. and 11:00 and 1:00 and temperatures will be in the 30s above freezing. there is the yellow alert. snow showers and in the morning. we'll see sun. and highs in the mid-30s. and the next seven days. we're lucky to break the freezing mark. cold upper 30s. snow showers not a big deal. monday i'm watching the potential for a storm here. rain and snow to rain. we will keep an eye on that. >> parch by then. >> we have a look at what is coming up on 7. >>> and how students are put through college. that's at 7:00.

getting cold, 34 in chevy chase, reston, 32 out toward dulles and leesburg, 35 in dumfries and the woodbridge area and dale city, but 35 in college park and also in waldorf. so a quick hitter, a trace to 3 inches, critical times 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. i think that's about perfect. slick for the morning commute, but fine for the evening commute because we'll turn milder in the afternoon and stay milder for the rest of the week. yes, we might hit 60 before the week is out. tonight cold with snow or a mix late, trace to 3 inches, low temperatures 26 to 32, winds out of the southeast at 10. break it down. even by 5:00 in the morning the precip will be gone at least downtown, 33 at 7:00, 36 at 9:00, in the 40s at 11:00 and you're walking to lunch, sunshine and temperature in the upper 40s near 50s. okay wednesday, milder, 53, perhaps a shower and look at this on thursday, milder, a few late clouds, high temperatures in the upper 50s. the next seven days we get into the end of the week, thursday upper 50s, but friday near 60. however, with friday we're looking at showers, rain and maybe thunderstorms. w

. >>> today a judge found probable cause for the abuse case involving a woodbridge children's daycare to move forward in circuit court. two former caretakers at the minnieland academy at the glen each face two counts of child cruelty. in testimony two former workers say the women abused the kids including spraying them with water, stepping on toddlers' toes and hitting them with objects last year. child protective services say at least nine kids were affected. defense attorneys suggest it is all corporal punishment and appropriate discipline. >>> on capitol hill congressman frank wolf pushing a crackdown on child sex traffickers. wolf says the obama administration needs to do more following reports of young victims at the super bowl at the home of a d.c. cop and in hotels across northern virginia. stephanie vu told a congressional subcommittee she was forced into prostitution at age 13. >> that moment changed my life forever. there were three men that night and at the end of it i couldn't stop vomiting. so began endless nights of selling my body. i descended into depression. i drank a

. >>> police in width woodbridge say a fight broke out at the mall tonight causing such a huge commotionome thought shots had been fired. there was a very large altercation in the food court. no one was seriously injured or arrested. >>> huge celebrations across the country today after a dramatic finish to the u.s.-russia hockey game. we have new reaction from sochi coming up. >>> plus, team usa's slump in speed skating continues, even after some athletes decided to change suits. and the hits keep on coming for parts of new england, measuring snow tonight in feet, not okay. let's train like it's race day. what's up ted? i think i forgot to pay a bill. yep, paid that one. what about your mortgage? yep, paid that too. alright we're good then. man i feel like i'm forgetting something. eh, it's probably nothing. you worry too much ted. alright, hammer down! bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. citi, with you every step of the way. >>> okay. maybe it wasn't the suits. the u.s. men's speed skating team changed uniforms today, but not the results. some skaters raised questions ab

a 21-year-old woman was killed after these men ran into a grocery and jewelry store in woodbridge on friday and opened fire. >>> comeand now we turn to the weather, a beautiful day with lots of sunshine, but soak it up now because here comes the other news and ampelia segal is in th weather center, say it ain't so. >> it is tomorrow, our high temperatures will be about 15 to 20 degrees clear than they were today. this change being brought on by some rain and that i'm tracking on storm team 4 radar pushing on to the area. rain will arrive in frederick county and you'll see by 7:00 p.m. and northern loudoun county and 8:00, it hits the district by about 9:30 and 10:00 tonight. we could see some snow mixing in. it that doesn't does happen mainly north of washington and it is not going stick, and just a chance of rain in southern maryland. by tomorrow's morning commute we are dry, and we are just fine, but again, much colder and we'll have more details on that in about ten minutes. >>> now we go to the latest developments in ukraine where it is not clear who is in charge after a week of

downtown, 30 in leesburg, 20 in hagerstown, 36 toward fredericksburg and 34 into dale city and woodbridge. wind chills, feels like 15 in gaithersburg, feels like 17 in frederick. dress for the teens tonight if you go out. even colder tonight, single digits possible north and west, bus stop temps 9 to 25 and very cold tomorrow. the good news, light winds. look at this, city temperatures in the teens to start, 22 by 11:00, mid-20s by 1:00, plenty of sunshine. next three days for the first weekend in march not bad, mid- 40s saturday, maybe a shower, around 50 sunday, a little milder. rain develops sunday night and that becomes our storm monday as the california moisture gets here. arctic air comes down. we've got sleet, snow, freezing rain, high temperatures barely above freezing. in the wake of that cold but dry tuesday and wednesday and back in the mid-40s by next thursday. >> the procedure -- roller coaster continues. >>> d.c. police chief has pushed for a kill switch to shut down >>> you can add verizon to the list of companies saying its technology may fall victim to a data breach. the

construction is beginning to clear up all around town, including on 95 and we are in great shape from woodbridgespringfield all the way to 395. we'll take a live look on edsall road on the northbound side. it's very quiet. no issues all the way up to the potomac river. we'll go back to the maps. on the north side of town the beltway is great college park to silver spring. we're in good shape on 270 out of frederick, 95 out of baltimore, 29 out of burr tofnsville and everything -- burtonsville and everything out of wheaton and aspen hill. the beltway in college park in prince george's county, fingers crossed, guys, that today it remains quiet. back to you. >>> deep, deep cuts, billions of dollars in cuts may be in store for the u.s. military. defense secretary chuck hagel is proposing deep cuts in money and manpower. it's a reduction not seen since before world war ii. craig boswell has more. >> reporter: defense secretary chuck hagel is calling for a smaller u.s. fighting force. >> the reality of reduced resources and a challenging and changing strategic environment requires us to prioritize and

side of i-95 where you say see a few brake lights beginning to form in the dumfries here, in the woodbridgea across the occoquan river. a little further north in springfield and again just beginning to fill out both the main and hov lanes are open as you head for 395 and the 14th street bridge. you're going to be just fine into the downtown area. let's go back over to the maps and this time to the north side of town where there

. >>> a woodbridge man is headed to prison for killing a new york school superintendent. anthony taglianetti was sentenced 25 years to life for the 2012 murder of keith reed. the district attorney said he was driven to kill by a sexually explicit e-mail he'd found between his wife and reed. the two did have a brief physical relationship in 2010 but since then renewed their acquaintance online. >>> now to capitol heights, maryland, where the search for a killer who gunned down three people continues. police canvassed the apartment complex hoping to stir up new leads. the bodies were found saturday night. it's believed all three had been dead 24 hours. 33-year-old stacy white, weldon mason and ortiz ola were found shot to death in an apartment. >>> virginia's attorney general filed a notice of appeal in virginia's same sex marriage case as a procedural move by mark herring who is trying to expedite the case through the appellate court. earlier this month a judge ruled the ban on gay marriage unconstitutional. in 2006 virginia voters approved a constitutional amendment defin

consider allegations against two women who used to work at the minnieland academy at the glen in woodbridge. there was testimony today sara jordan tripped a child on purpose, snapped rubber bands on children's wrists and laughed while the children cried. they also testified that kierra spriggs stepped on a child's feet because the child wasn't wearing shoes, bit a child's finger. the grand jury meets june 7th. >>> in tonight's health alert an experimental fertilization technique that makes it possible to create a baby by the dna of three people is being considered by u.s. health officials. scientists say this could prevent a baby from inheriting genetic diseases like muscular dystrophy. doctors remember defective genetic material from the mother's egg and replace it with healthy material from another woman. critics say it opens the door to so-called designer babies. >>> fellows, a new study finds older dads are more likely to have children with psychiatric problems. researchers followed 2 million swedes between the years 1973 and 2001 and the men who fathered kids after age 24 faced increas

the 21-year-old was shot to death when three men burst into that store in woodbridge, virginia fridayature and started shooting. a wounded female employee remains hospitalized tonight in critical condition. images of the suspects were caught on the store's surveillance camera. the owner says he will pay to send romero's body back to her native home in el salvador. >>> what great weekend. spring-like temperatures all around, including gaithersburg, maryland, where these scenes were recorded earlier today but that was then. better get ready for another blast of colder air as we look to the start of the work week. let's go to first alert meteorologist erica grow. >> that blast of colder air is coming in the form of a cold front that's moving through now bringing light rain showers. you can see the rain heaviest right now right over frederick, maryland. but we do have that light to moderate rainfall making its way toward basically the beltway and the d.c. metro area. we'll all see just a very light scattering of showers out of this system it is a moves on through. some snowflakes are poss

. >>> tonight police are hoping a key witness will come forward after a deadly shooting in woodbridge over the weekend. three men stormed into a grocery jewelry store on friday night and killed the cashier. the victim 21-year-old glenda marisol cocoromera. she moved here from el salvador and just had a baby girl. detectives were able to talk to a customer who was able to hide under the counter during the shooting. the gunman did not make off with any money. >>> tonight there are new concerns about slow response times from d.c. firefighters and emergency dispatchers. this after several high profile cases. wendy reiger is at our live desk with more. wendy? >> reporter: well, in testimony that lasted into this evening, families blasted d.c. fire and ems, saying their relatives would still be alive if the paramedics had just done their job. medric mills' son had tough words for the d.c. council. >> what happened to my father is unacceptable on any level. procedurally, morally, or legally. these blunders by the fire department have been going on for years. they've proven that they are unab

. >> a woodbridge man will spend 25 years to life in prison for killing a school superintendent who had an affair with his wife. he was sentenced in new york state where he move b -- murdered the superintendent. york avenue and shot and killed the superintendent after finding e-mails between him and his wife. he did not speak at his sentencing today. thehey're down finding -- army is downsizing in a big way. will be at their smallest size since world war ii. why these cuts are being made at this time. >> it is not surprising, giving that the justice owing to and it's combat in afghanistan this year. world, post i live in the nature of war itself is changing. >> this is a time for reality. >> chuck hagel is purposing a leaner and meaner army. cutting the active-duty soldiers to sq was 400,000. after iraq and afghanistan we are no longer protecting large -- conducting large operation, and putting a premium on smaller forces that can defeat technologically advanced adversaries. as outdated, costly cold war remnants, in favor of drones , many planes are being called -- areuite in this will

moving into prince william, west of the woodbridge and quantico.his is also bringing -- going to be traveling into southern maryland. you folks from andrews air force base, down into st. mary's county, indeed, plenty of rain drops. it'll be mostly rain for you in st. mary's county and the rest in southern maryland. the back edge is about six to eight hours away from now, that puts the end of the rain-snow chance between noon and 2:00 and 3:00 today. winter weather advisories posted to northern maryland and out toward the blue ridge and the shenandoah valley. any accumulation of snow today should generally be one inch or less. current temperatures, we're above freezing, but you can still get snow at 35, 36 degrees. most of the metro a coating to about an inch. you might do more in the one to two range. any accumulations greater than 2 inches should really be confined to the northern parts of frederick county out towards hagerstown and the panhandle of west virginia. not looking for a big impact from this. but with the snow we had recently, a lot of

five of you can watch the nine nominees at theaters in woodbridge, alexandria, and gaithersburg.write attention, forecasters calling for up to eight inches of rain is one of the worst droughts brakes. the red carpet will most likely sit under a plastic roof. the lights and lack of circulation will make for a warm and steamy red carpet show. then degeneres returns as master of ceremonies. she spoke with robin roberts on "good morning america." >> i'm happy and grateful. i have accomplished more than i could have ever dreamt to accomplish in my life. >> with new movies, liam neeson plays an anxious air marshal who gets a text somebody will die on his flight every 20 minutes. i saw it, two stars. i think you will want a later flight. the weekend best bets -- they never open a good movie on oscar weekend. all of the openings are delayed. they were delayed a week because of the olympics. i say this is good. athave an oscar page wjla.com. go to that and you'll see everything you ever want to know about the oscars. >> does that include all of your picks? >> it does, and i have a nostra

the bugs have been found in the lobby and other areas of the mccord building in woodbridge, virginia, according to the "washington post." that is the building where overflow crowds gathered this week while prince william county supervisors discussed their tax rates. a pest control company is using pesticides and steam to kill the b bedbugs. >>> there's work under way to repair gravel roads damaged by winter weather in virginia working 12-hour shifts this week in a loudoun and prince william counties. over 400 miles of gravel roads and temporary fixes have to do until more permanent fixes can be done come summer. >>> four school buses in prince williams county were damaged this morning from vehicles sliding into them this morning out of 800 the district had on the road. all accidents were minor. one needed another bus to transport the children to school. once the school nurses checked out the kids who were on the buses involved in these crashes. >>> big weather story now is changing from snow to the cold. we could be in danger of a re-freeze tonight. storm team meteorologist, doug kamm

terrace in bethesda and seven corners center in falls church, and the lowes on smoketown road in woodbridge is also wiped out of salt. but there is some salt at the lowes on baltimore avenue. you can only get up to four bags and there is also salt on hand on wayne avenue in silver springs. >>> it could be the most important class students take. coming up at 5:30, we'll explain why lawmakers are pushing to make cpr classes mandatory. >>> also ahead sentencing day for the former deputy who killed a man after an argument over a game of life. >>> some brand new guidelines regarding women >>> for killing the 22-year-old -- for killing the 22-year-old dawkins last may. >> reporter: gunned down by a sheriff deputy, the mother says it is time to begin the healing process, now that the judge has sentenced craig patterson. the 44-year-old patterson was an arlington county sheriff's deputy when he shot 22-year-old julian dawkins last may. in december, a jury found patterson guilty of voluntary manslaughter and recommended a six-year sentence. and today the judge imposed the same sentence. >> i'm happy

even 34 in dumfries and woodbridge and 35 in waldorf. so, more light snow. a general 1 to 2 inches.oser to 1. timing 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. that's when most of the snow will fall. we have light snow, yellow alert for the morning and some snow, this time will stick to the streets and roads. i would allow for more time. here's one model. around an inch, 1.2 toward manassas. it is trying to paint a bigger ban through manassas and fairfax and culpeper. we'll see. either side of that ban near an inch both north and south. for tonight, mostly cloudy, light snow before dawn. a low temperature primarily in the 20s. winds northwest becoming southwest at 10. so we have low 30s to start in the morning with snow and 11:00, snow begins to end. 35 and clearing skies by 1:00. temperatures don't move much. still in the mid 30s. next three days, bright, but brisk on thursday. 38. very cold, but dry on friday. temperature around freezing. that's it. our average high is near 50. that's a cold day. next seven days, this is a little different from yesterday. rain or snow shower on saturday, 44. now we

of snow. 32 frederick now, 30 in gaithersburg, 32 leesburg, 38 downtown, 37 toward dale city and woodbridgethis is what you have to deal with. factor in the wind, feels like it's in the teens and 20s, 17 in gaithersburg, 30 teen in hagerstown, 17 in martinsburg -- 13 in hagerstown, 17 in martinsburg. colder tonight, reloading arctic air. some single digits are possible north and west. bus stop temperatures 9 to 25. good news? very cold tomorrow but with light winds, so a little silver lining, very slim silver lining. tonight clear skies, colder, winds slowly diminish, lows 9 to 19 and winds still northwest 10 to 15. they'll settle down as we get closer to dawn. we'll break it down. this is teens to start. these are city temps, 22 by 11:00, 25 by 1:00 and again good news, not much wind. next three days our first weekend in march not so bad, 45, maybe a sprinkle on saturday and near 50 sunday, showers developing late and that turns to rain sunday night. that rain sunday night becomes our little storm on monday. rain and/or ice or snow, probably everything ending in snow late monday, monday ni

shirley temple died monday at her home in woodbridge at the age of 85. >> next, the by area bathtub companys are so upset. and a beef recall is growing. bay area schools and food banks re hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ >> good saturday morning, everyone. thanks for being with us this morning. we will start off with a quick first look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen, who sup on the roof. >> good morning, katie. temperatures fairly mild. we have areas of fog. rain will be arriving throughout the day today. here's a live look at 7 doppler hd. plenty of cloud cover around the bay. we are looking at areas of fog mainly around the central coast. in the upper 40s and elsewhere we are in the 50s around the bay. look for cloudy skies in the north bay. a little brighter in the south

side of i-95 where you say see a few brake lights beginning to form in the dumfries here, in the woodbridge area across the occoquan river. a little further north in springfield and again just beginning to fill out both the main and hov lanes are open as you head for 395 and the 14th street bridge. you're going to be just fine into the downtown area. let's go back over to the maps and this time to the north side of town where there are no issues on 270 coming in from frederick. we're in good shape on 355 through the rockville area. i-70 no complaints yet. we're going to take a live look one more time outside. this is 270 in germantown still very light down to the point where the lanes divide. back to you. >> thanks, monika. >>> the d.c. city council could be a step forward or step closer to decriminalizing marijuana. >> the council is expected to vote on the measure to make the possession of small amounts of pot punishishable by only a fine just like a traffic ticket. jessica doyle is in our newsroom with a preview. good morning, jess. >> reporter: good morning, andrea, mike. needless to sa

shirley temple died monday at her home in woodbridge at the age of 85. >> sounds like good weather forvie theater. >> it's not raining now but it's cloudy. we are expecting rain by the evening hours just in time for the tail end of the parade. high temperatures today underneath the clouds, mainly in the upper 50s to low 60s. it will be mild. we are looking at late-day rain and in fact maybe by 6:00, 7:00 we could see some sprinkles, light showers in san francisco. temperatures will be in the 50s and the look ahead calls for the rain to be over with by tomorrow. so that leaves us with a sunny sunday, a sunny president's day, maybe some rain again on tuesday. katie. >> lisa, thank you. and thank all of you for joining us on the abc7 is the day morning news. the news continues any online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile device was our new abc7 news app. we conti >>> good morning, america. this morning, endless winter. here comes a new storm. there are blizzard warnings right now, and they arrive on the heels of the nor'easter that made this highway look like a demolition derby, c

angel, woodbridge, virginia. what are your thoughts? caller: thank you for taking my call.y should start with their own pay. half of them make 200 grand a year. see how tenuous they are. the entire idea that we should approve the debt ceiling is needless. remove that provision completely. once you spend, you pay. bailout fears a new finance crisis is brewing. worries that the nation is heading for another crisis because political leaders ailed to learn critical lessons from the last one in 2008. in an interview with the washington times, esther paulson says that the most serious lapse failure togress' reform mortgage giants fannie mae and in a way that would revive the private market for mortgages, which has all but disappeared since the crisis. on the issue of the financial crisis and what happens to homeowners, inside the washington times this morning, they have this headline. welcome relief. a tax bill. tax time, jpmorgan chase will be able to write off the 1.5 billion in debt risk -- debt relief it must give homeowners to satisfy the terms of a recent settlement. willwn

the other thing to expect, delays this wadbridge, then here at lorton -- woodbridge, then here at lorton, slow. the overall drive, your drive time almost 30 minutes from quantico to the capital beltway. we'll head up and get a live look from chopper 4 on i-270 at shady grove. southbound volume increasing here. the biggest stretch of delays is that normal commute between frederick to clarksburg. no accidents on i-270. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:02. news4's mark seagraves will speak today with the family of a man who died of a heart attack outside a d.c. fire station. medrick mills, his family will hold a news conference today. his daughters says she begged firefighters to help her father, but they refused. chief kenneth ellerbee says an investigation into what happened should be finished in a few days. >> poem who are responsible and -- who should have taken action will be part of a process that's fair, equiticquitable and will e there. >> he's not decided whether he will attend the funeral. >>> this morning d.c. police the hunt for masked bandits. >> they say that they carrying out