. >> she's in the woodbridge,dale city area. molette, what's going on? >> reporter: the conditions have deteriorated a bit more. i want you to look at 95 here. snow covering the roads here. this part that you see, more snow, that's the stretch where the cars are getting off the rest stop and getting back on to the main highway. a little bit more tricky. we told you earlier, the main roads were in pretty good shape. things have changed quite a bit. we have seen a couple of snowplows come through. but it's dicey. if it's this way on the main roads, you know on the side roads and the neighborhood streets, it's a little bit tricky. i have a cup of snow here in my hand. i tried my hand at making a snowman. it's still too powdery as you can see. still too powdery. but when the kids come out the day off in prince william county, they'll have fun with all of this. i spoke to a family, actually, coming from pennsylvania taking their daughter back to ft. lee after the holidays. they took a nap. they woke up to all of this and said wow. mother nature is not being k

. >> >>> we continue our team coverage with boo woodbridge. >> it's pretty miserable, especially if you have to stand out here for any amount of time. with the snow blowing and slapping you in the face. 95 south behind me is moving at a good clip. the roads are very much drivable. we did encounter some slick spots once we got to the lorton area. of course, as you go further down 95 south, the roads could get a little bit trickier. there is an accumulation on the shoulders and on the grassy areas. so the side roads, the neighborhood roads, you're going to find really dicey areas before you get on to the main roads. vdo t started the pre-treating process hours ago. that is the situation here out in prince william county, virginia. back to you guys inside. >> molette green live in woodbridge, virginia, for us. >>> we are not the only ones dealing with this storm system. this winter storm is dumping snow in the deep south. it's giving cities their first taste of winter in decades. >> you hear that? that is the wind whipping off the water there in santee, south carolina. and the temperatures

here's live pictures near booed bridg woodbridge, virginia.slower go than normal and always best to shave about 5 to 10 miles an hour off your speeds as you travel around today. look at that winter storm warnings up into parts of new york and new england. we're not alone as mr. sosna was mentioning. snow for know, wind already an issue now. will stay a problem the rest of the day. brutal cold for tomorrow. saturday, cold and windy. just frigid through the end of the week yechbltd right now, it's 24 degrees with a windchill of 8. light snow falling. the center of the storm is way offshore. had this been another 100 miles further to the west, we would be measuring the snow in feet around here. for 2, maybe 3 inches of snow on eastern side of the d.c. metro. there's the heaviest of the snow now. extending from the west side of baltimore through prince george's and charles county. really light snow back to the west. it has up to an inch or so. i'll give you retweet love. otherwise, snow coming to an end around here. but probably not until mid to l

diana in's hear from woodbridge, new jersey. the government shutdown. what do you think? caller: i believe this is all donald trump's fault. i'm a democrat and i did not vote for trump. i hear some of the republicans talking all morning on this channel. i turned it on to watch the women's march, by the way. i would really like to see the women's march rather than talking about the shutdown. however, donald trump has lied. i believe that mitch mcconnell is just as much to blame. i think you should get everyone together, get something on the floor and vote for it and put it in front of the president and let the president assad. if he vetoes it, they can override his veto. but i think this is republicans fault. they are in charge of the entire government right now. from is a liar, he lied to the democrats and to the american people. and now the american people are suffering and they have no one to blame but the people who are in power, and that's republicans and donald trump. host: thank you. from diana and all of their viewers interested in washington, the house and senate

hassancludes mohammed in woodbridge virginia. was admitted to the united through migration as a family member of a lawful, prominent resident. not a resident, but chain migration. now, he has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for attempting to help someone fly from richmond to syria to fight for isis. he planned on following him there later himself. -- followed a sudanese national who lived in on assess. he came to the united states through chain migration as a child of a visa lottery recipient and was naturalized. he is also serving an 11 year service -- sentence. he admitted to using twitter to provide advice and encouragement to isis and its supporters. he also admitted that he assisted in iranian born friend to travel to syria to fight with isis. fall, we know, this sought to terrorist attacks in new york and less than two months. they were carried out by people who came here as a result of the diversity lottery and chain migration. as a result, eight people were killed. duty to not allow terrorists to enter into our count

six in college park. 6 in woodbridge. and one above in in leesburg. to go 4 in waldorf tonight. because you have snow cover south and east of us you may have enough cold. and pretty much the same temps tomorrow night too. 10:00 tonight we're back to wind chills. it's going to feel like 0 downtown. below 0 in the burbs. 7 below in leesburg. i'll be at the children's science center tomorrow at the fair oaks mall. doing a couple science experiments. good way to beat the cold because by gathisberg and 2 below in downtown. we're still single digits either side of 0 and still below 0 in hagerstown and winchester. we get into tomorrow night gathisberg. and even by tomorrow night at 9:00 we're back to below 0 in terms of wind chill. but i think tomorrow night the winds are going to be a little bit less and we have a chance of going below 0 again. temps to start. these are downtown temps. 19 by 1:00. >>> sunday, still cold. however, mostly sunny and light winds. 29's going to feel pretty good. and 41 on monday. a light mix possible in the afternoon or evening.

seven in woodbridge. zero in haymarket. two in sterling. records could fall tonight. a record low as far back in 1999. two is safe downtown. five, probably safe. in baltimore, that was set back in 1904. saturday, the windchills are -10 or +10, that encompasses the whole day. freezing on sunday, day 12 for vallas. light winter makes possible. some of these models are washing it all out together which is good, the bad thing, a few hundredths of precipitation comes in. if we are cold enough it will create a ice-skating rink. leave the cabinet doors open, the walls where you have running water, if you are worried about pipes, we the water running. a drip will do. hot and cold. bring your pets inside and give them plenty of water. never leave space heaters unattended. tomorrow morning it will feel like 10 degrees below. one degree below in fredericksburg. by 10:00, looking at six degrees below. five degrees below in andrews. check this out, you can jump the divide were windchill warnings aren't -- are in effect. in davis west virginia, on tuesday morning, 25 degrees below.

host: you are right in woodbridge, not too far from the? caller: yes, and my husband has dedicated over 30 years to the navy, to ensure that our sailors have the equipment, ships and dropper -- in proper working order, so that they can go out and do their job to protect the country. politiciansnch of to not be able to come to consensus on something and not and for melitary specifically, the department of the navy, not to have our ships undergoing repair and dontenance, so that they can their job, protecting our country, is shameful. shame on them! shame on congress! call,thank you for your death, in woodbridge virginia. -- the a shutdown update majority leader, mcconnell is setting up a new vote to extend government funding until february 8. they will have until monday to vote on this. it is not expected to prevail. we are about one hour into the shot down now. a caller from texas on the democrats line. caller: yes. postman i can hear your television in the background, go ahead with the question? caller: just a minute. let me get the remote

complaining about their exposure illnesses from their exposure from the burn pits we would break woodbridge literally send a v.a. broke and. they don't want to pay it so the waiting in the decades a lot of those soldiers will die in a time and they won't have to pay anything. called for help and. get the middle finger. they v.s.e. mightily. delayed and i hope the day. the veterans that i speak to are both mad and they're bewildered some of them are so sick that they don't know if they wake up in the morning and i'm not exaggerating every year or something every year something that's taken away from the following a flight that he has and that we have as a family. mary. and i mean a new meaning. and. a name. in that i would can just walk into a restaurant and sit down and he will have a meal. because he's so. being there he's trying to. keep him sound busy and he's home in time. for. the simple things that. we take for granted. that he doesn't have. our heart. what. what what what is our future going to be like what does that hold. it's just going to get worse. i'd like to think the future is

was on the ground that are complaining about the onus is from their exposure from the berm pits woodbridge literally send a v.a. broke and they don't want to pay it so the waiting and decades a lot of those soldiers will die in time and they will have to pay and. cultural to get the middle finger to move years to. moralists. delayed america will be done. from food thing. going to. actually. going to. well the lawyers for our client contacted. the hell. out of new york. and they were ignored. which is not right it's not proper so i think after about a month or so they wrote him again and again they were ignored and eventually there was a response and the response was essentially you are suing the wrong people you should be suing the international art center and we have nothing to do with that. james palmer was not taken in by her response. he filed a lawsuit against the health gallery in new york. but once again the lawyers denied the family were the owners of the painting. here is their statement to the court in new york. international arts center and nobody else not the head gallery nor d

he was last seen yesterday on 24th street northeast in the woodbridge neighborhood -- woodridge neighborhood. he was wearing a black and white plaid shirt, light blue jeans, black hat and a brown suede jacket. del mar is in the early stages of dementia. he may be in need of medication. if you see him, please call the d.c. police. >>> it is a video a lot of us will never forget. a sunny day practicing for an annual baseball game but today the congressman at the center of that republican baseball shooting will take another step in his recovery. a gunman shot congressman steve scalise last june during that practice in alexandrea. scalise underwent surgery for part of his continuing recovery. he returned to work last september to a thundering appe he says he plans to stay involved in work but has not said when he will return to capitol hill. >>> today lawmakers get back to work in both maryland and virginia. in virginia governor terry mcauliffe will give his father well address before governor gets sworn in. and in maryland, some lawmakers have outlined a proposal to create an individual health

in 10 minutes, the commute out of woodbridge. gunfight. explosive saudi arabia obliterating a boat packed with mines. it was remote-controlled headed for saudi ships. predawn raids around the country. agents targeting 7-eleven stores, including several in our area. john? john: ice agents targeting 98 711 stores around the country, including at least one in landover, maryland. it was a broad, nationwide raid. most of them before dawn. agents opened employment audits and interviewed workers in what officials describe as the largest operation under president trump, an administration that has brought a 40% increase in deportation arrests. the rates stem from investigations that started in 2013 under the obama administration. two dozen arrests made yesterday , but this operation was focused more on management and hiring practices. criminal charges and hefty fines are pending. ice hit stores in 17 states and the district. in marylan baltimore, and frederick. the stores have three days to provide immigration statuses of workers. 7-eleven at the c

hejoins us from woodbridge, virginia.a message of hope to south korea. there is more consistency there, because earlier in the message he makes clear that they will develop and produce more nuclear weapons and ballistic missile is. the reported olive branch to south korea, if you look closely, it looks like north korea is saying, stop the military drills with the united states in order to negotiate and have we're between north and south. so essentially it is offering to have a conversation with someone with north korea having a gun poised at south korea's head, it is not really a positive movement forward —— and have negotiations between north and south. he is considering sending athletes to the winter olympics. south korea will be relieved? they thought it might be at risk. south korea thought there might be a provocation from north korea, but the question is, who pays for that, in many of these exchanges north korea asks for a very exorbitant fee, andi korea asks for a very exorbitant fee, and i think they have two athl

bethesda, woodbridge, all coming in between eight and 15 degrees across the area this morning. we could go about two weeks here seeing our temperatures in a deep freeze and below average. let's talk about that system coming up the coast. we've got a winter storm warning, in the purple in the , panning over. areas around jacksonville, unusually cold. as we head up the coast you can see locations like ocean city and the winter storm warning weather could be as much as three to four inches of snow. yes, travel will be impacted, mainly across eastern and southern maryland for tomorrow morning. will be topping out in lower teens. about 33 for a high temperature later today. when i come back i will tell you about the subfreezing temperatures that will follow behind the storm. julie: i got to tell you that these temperatures are really having an effect on the roads, buses.and fairfax county reported that over 200 bus routes were delayed because of mechanical issues with the buses that were sitting still for a week or two during the winter break. so far a lot of the buses that get up a

case, 81-year-old demow sa has dementia and is missing last scene on 24th street northeast in the woodbridge neighborhood. wearing a black and white plaid in the early stages of dementia and may be in need of medication. also posted these pictures on twitter page and you can get the word out on the story. >>> today in virginia, governor terry mcauliffe will give his farewell address, but extend the i-95 express lanes in frederick burg. partnering with trans urban again, the governor calls it a great deal. meanwhile, lawmakers getting back to work. customers first transgender delegate is more than one of 10 women joining the assembly. they hold a slim majority in the house. and also an individual health care mandate at the state level since federal lawmakers got rid of it in the gop tax bill. news4 working for coverage on it julie carey will be in richmond while chris in annapolis. >>> and while lawmakers head back, one is going after clogged roadways. >>> and delegate will force vdot to build more roads. >>> our transportation reporter adam tuss joins us along i-95 in springfield. good morni

past route 123 in woodbridge, this is a bottleneck , but so far, so go. southbound at 95 traffic, looking at the northbound side, this is northbound between centerpoint parkway and courthouse road. the right lane is blocked for roadwork. you or joints. something for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally und in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. adrianna: back now at 12:15 with you.see video for an oil tanker collided with a freighter off china's east coast saturday. the search is on for at least 30 missing crewmembers from the tanker. so far, one body has been recovered. the tanker is still on fire, and it may explode. if it spills, its entire load is run 42 million gallons of oil. 10th largest oil spill in history. >> report of a fire in a three-story apartment. adrianna: incredible video coming out of boston, crews battling -20 degree wind chills during a dangerous firefight that lef

so whether you are in woodbridge, hawaii, you work hard and whether it be on the court or in a classroom of the life experiences at a young age shaped dominic into quite the leader. in the course of the game, you are not going to see him on the bench too often. dominic is the engine of the team. and a relentless competitor. >> when he steps on the court, he is a pitbull. he can guard 94 feet. very vocal. vocal leader. >> leading by example on and off the court. >> one thing my dad told me is point down something i want to be. be as good as i can at everything i do. scott: the best is yet to come for dominic. i'm scott abraham with our rising star. nancy: icy start to the day. the school was sliding right off the side of the road with a student on board. the driver describing the moment he lost control. >> plus, metro wants to make history in a cost-cutting measure. what they are doing that is making headlines. i'm sam sweeney. i'll explain coming up. alison: new at 5:00, how the alligators landed up to their snouts in ice literally. we'll show you what they have done to help them. amazin

he was on 24th street northeast in the woodbridge neighborhood. he was wearing a black and white plaid shirt, light blue jeans, black delmar is in the early stages of dementia and may be in need of medication. we've boasted these pictures on our twitter page. you can retweet from there and help us find him. >>> today lawmakers get back to work in maryland and virginia. terry mccall live will give his father well address before ralph northam is sworn in on saturday. danica rome is one of more than ten democratic women joining the assembly. in maryland, some lawmakers have outlined a proposal to create an individual health care mandate at the state level. federal lawmakers got rid of it in the gop tax bill. now according to this agenda as well, democrats pushed to override governor larry hogan's bill on paid sick leave. news 4's cover it all. be sure to tune in news 4 at 4:00 for our team coverage. >>> we're helping you get fit 4 the new year. working for you in tyson's corner at a workout class. >> molette green is happening out there on a surf boa

the westbound ride is doing fine either way. 95 into virginia is very smooth and to woodbridge. overstory northbound 395 the 14th street bridge. really not much volume overall, and conditions are ok. so far, it is a nice day to be out on the roads. that is all from the traffic center. kick off the new year with a deal that will save you money for the next 2 years guaranteed. os is here with a great offer a the 100% fiber-optic network. it starts with the fastest internet available. plus up to 200 channels. plus phone, plus showtime for 2 years. plus multi-room dvr service for 2 years. plus a 2 year price guarantee. all for just $79.99 per month online with a 2 year agreement. that's a lot of pluses, and over $800 dollars in savings. just think about having the best internet with the best showtime shows. that's why fios has won the j.d. power award for "highest rank by customers for residential internet service in the east five years in a row. so get th