i felt discouraged. >> yang: had there been warning signs before?>> there were no warning signs, but i was under a great-- i would say a great level of stress, which i feel like incorporated, you know, added to what ended uhappening. >> yang: she says the stress came from an unhealthy relationship, which she did not feel comfortable discussing with her obstetrician, who was white. e >> i don't really feel le environment was that serene and comfortable for me to open up and express myself. i really felt like i was just another patient at that time. and that's not a good feeling whenour life is at stake. >> yang: in september 2017boyd ergave birth to her daught symphony. she had sought out a different doctor, who is black. >> it was a totally different relationship from the one i experienced in the past. ultimately she came out a happyh and hebaby. and she's just full of life and excitement. >> yang: boyd and the other moms or cradle cincinnati's advisory board share their s in the belief that interactions outside of doctors offices will help produce

the way ey were turning this off, was by pliers. >> yang: and the people are paying rent for this?yes. >> yang: there were 177 apartments, and 10cases of asthma. >> we walked into an apament one day, and the sewage from the bathroom had come out of the toilet onto the floor, into the living rthm. anfamily had been living like that for three weeks. >> yang: three weeks. >> we walked into another apartment complex where the ceiling was leaking, and it was raining, a the mother was catching the water with an inflatable pool in the middle of e floor. >> yang: one of the asthma cases: seven-year-old shaw meh, whose family are immigrants from myanmar. dr. beth mulberry is her pediatrician. >> they were living without heat, it waselow 20, they'd had a huge water problem. their carpet was soaked. she was needing to be on maintenance medication. allergy medication, oral. and then she was on a rescue inhaler. >> yang: the housing coalition helped the family find better housing, and shah mei quicklyim oved. >> i think it was about two months. so, it's pretty quick. pretty amazing change. she

>> yang: johannes mois sounding the alarm. he teaches business at the iversity of redlands, southeast of san bernardino and studies the potential effects of job automatio >> it's a very strange situation. we're in the placwhere we have record low unemployment. the nation's factories e humming. the logistics sector is booming. but this train can also run at high speed against a wall. >> yang: the numbers tell the story: moenius' research found that 6 othe jobs in the inland empire could be automated in the future. and hispanics are 25% more likely than whites to hold those jobs. the research also found that education is t factor. someone with a bachelor's degree runs less than 50% risk of job automation. but in this region, only nine percent of hispanics fall into that category. the inland empi's economy is dominated by industries that could be heavily automated in the future: fast-food restaurants, office and administrative services, and, crucially, distribution centers. it's just over an hour from the ports of los angeles and

john yang has a report from calirnia as part of our weekly education story on "making the grade." >> yang: when aldo galindo was growing up in san bernardino, california, his father's message about college was simple: >> he would always tell me to go to school, you better go to school, you have to go to school. it wasn't an option, imore like, "you have to." >> yang: aldo remembers his dad coming working 12 hour days as a cook at a local restaurant. >> ( translated ): my children hav we noticed how have worked. i know they will always have to work from eighty to 10, 12 but with a dofgree and a prssion, they will earn much more than what we earn and be able to afford things, live more comfortably, live a beheer life thanne we've had. >> yang: now 21, aldo commutes 40 minutes roundtrip every day from his parents' house to california statersity-san bernardino. he's a junior, studying computer systems. he wants t and work with virtual reality. by going to college, he's breaking barriers not only in his own family, but in this region, where nearly half of all adults have no education beyo

for the pbs newshour, i am john yang in ellicott city, maryland.oodruff: "time" magazine named its "per the year" yesterday, choosing a group of journalists thar dubbed "the ans of truth." nick schifrin is back now, with the author of a new book who ters the life story of anot reporter killed for her own guardianship of the truth. >> schifrin: 6.5 years ago, the world lost a memorable and vitceal v marie colvin was a foreign correspondent for the "sunday times" in london, and one of the most remarkable war reporters of her generation.e vered every conflict, from beirut in the mid-'80s to the war in syria, where she was b killthe assad regime. back in 2001, she lost her left eye in sri lanka, and a few weeks later, she wrote "why do i cover wars." "i did not set out to be a war correspondent. it has always seemed to me that what i write about is humanity in extremis, and that it is important to tell people what really happens in wars." "in exemis: the life and death gr the war correspondent marie colvin" is a new bhy from marie's friend, lindsey hil

>>too doubts that i was goin come back. >> yang: she took what had been, destrond made it sparkle.n this past memorial day inekend, main street learned it had not been a onc- lifetime storm after all. >> i remember, early in the day it was beautiful. and sometime in the mid- afternoon, another shop owner came up and visited, and said, you know, the rain is starting, and it's not looking good. ed we of course kept an eye on the water, and dechat this could become a very serious situation, but hopefully not a repeat of 2016.ou but suddenly, i would say it was around 4:15 p.m., we noticed that the water that was coming over onto the sidewalk was now starting to come in the front door. beennd gary, if he hadn' there, i don't know what i would have done. i don't think i would have made it. >> so as the water startedve coming in, we a few things, thinking that all of this is going to pass. and it didn't. the water continued to come in. i tried the back door of the building and it s dead-bolted. >> then he went to the front door and he could not open that door. the pressure of the water f

it the always be there. >> yang: so, mr. same orange i just want to make sure i'm clear on what you're sawing. the support the withdrawal now of u.s. troops? >> yess, i do. i think the mission has largely been accomplished.wh the way inch the administration has gone about announcing it was, you know, really rather clumsy, and perhaps even dangerous cause our major partners had no idea that this was coming down the pike. so there hasn't been a tie to coordinate with the kurds, with the french-- who are also operating in that ara-- or even as a practical matter with the turks or the russis. so, you know, this-- this kind of way of doing business can be extremely destabilibung. but as-as a matter of srinciple, i think, yes, it' probably a good idea to be bringing our troops out at this stage. >> yang: mr. allen, let's pick up that point that this way f business can be destabilizing. you talked about the effect on the syrian people. what's the effect-- or could b the effect on the kurdish people in particular? e> all of us belie

that moment until today, when as john yang reports, he faced a grilling on capitol hill. >> yang: when the house judiciary coittee finally had a chance to question google c.e.o. sundar pichai, lawmakers from bh parties quickly hit him with a wave of criticism. from the rightallegations of anti-conservative bias affecting google's search results. and from the left: questions about the tech giant's mmitment to stopping foreign misinformation and hate speech. in his opening statement, pichai quickly fought back against accusations of bias. >> i lead this company without political bias, and work toha ensureour products continue to operate that way.rw to do ote would be against our core principles and our business interests. >> yang: but republicans weren't buying it. steve chabot of ohio described looking up articles: >> i googled "american healthcare act." virtually every article s an attack on our bill. it wasn't until the third or fourth page you would find anything remotely good about our bill. how do you explain this apparent bias on google's part against conservativeagoints of view,

prosecutors say 22-year-old yukai yang from china faces several charges including attempted homicide and aggravated assault. authorities say the chemistry major carried out the attempted murder plot inside his dorm slowly and discreetly. putting a poisonous metal known as thallium and possibly other chemicals in his roommate juwan royal's milk and mouthwash. >> mr. royal experienced extreme pain in his lower extremities. as well as severe burning and numbness. >> reporter: royal who had been roommates with yang for several years and thought they were friends, first reported his symptoms to police back in march, dizziness, shaking and vomiting. that's when his blood tested positive for thallium. back in april yang was arrested and released on bail for damaging royal's television, bed, and desk, and w -- tiri n-word, get out of here in black marker. according to police yang said he bought the chemical and planned to use it on himself if he didn't do well on exams. royal is said to be recovering, but still suffering from side effects. tom? >> alex perez on that disturbing case tonight.

yang was an international student from china majoring in chemistry.now, police say the poisoning continued for months last spring and his roommate's symptoms got progressively worse. >> this was over a period of time where small amounts of this poisoning was occurring. this victim is still experiencing, you know, physical symptoms from this poisoning that occurred. >> yang is also charged with scrawling a racial slur on the desk of his roommate who says he thought he once had a good relationship with yang. >>> a new act is being added to the super bowl halftime show. reports say rapper travis scott is being added to the show alongside maroon 5. the show has been controversial since the league's national anthem protest. many artists saying they won't perform. jay-z was reportedly trying to persuade scott not to perform in the show though he says that's not the case but that scott is big enough to not be a side act. >>> up next in "the pulse," the rock star who suffered a health scare while playing "jeopard bizarre tweet ever. >>> and attention, beer dr

john yang reports on the first casualty of president trump's decision to retreat from syria. >> yang:ense secretary james mattis' abrupt resignation has rattled nervous u.s. allies. the french foreign minister regretted the loss of a reliable partner. >> ( translated ): what i can say is that he is a lleague which i very much appreciate, with whom i have worked a lot. he's a great soldier, and has en a remarkable secretary. >> yang: in australia, senatorn, jim mo retired general who served alongside mattis in iraq, said it's clear australia must depend less on the united states and become more "self-reliant." in washington, the resignation rocked lawmakers in both parties. virginia democratic senator tim kaine: >> jim mattis is one of finestnt public seri've worked with in my entire career. >> yang: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said h "distressed" at the news. the mattis resignation letter was noteworthy for its absence of any praise for president trump. instead, he cited his differences with the commander- in-chief, writg, "you have the right to have a secretary whose views

back in april yang was arrested and released on bail for damaging royal's television, bed, and desk, and writing -- nk marker . tom, according to police, yang told them he bought the poisonous chemical but planned to use it on himself if he didn't do well on exams. royal is said to be recovering, but still suffering from side effects. tom? >> alex perez on that disturbing case tonight. thank you. >>> next, we turn to a new heal justice ruth bader ginsburg. she's already a cancer survivor. now we learn that the 85-year-old has had two malignant nodures d ve omt, jus said to be resting comfortably in the hospital. but how serious is it? re's terry moran. >> reporter: justice ginsburg at 85 undergoing surgery today at memorial sloan kettering cancer doctors removing a section of ginsburg's left lung, after finding two nodules that turned out to be malignant. lung cancer. discovered by coincidence, after the justice fell, breaking her ribs last month. today, doctors saying they found no evidence of any remaining disease and no evidence of disease elsewhere in the body. no further treatme

"i will destroy all electronic records after you confirm receipt," mallory wrote to yang.ady destroyed the paper records. i cannot keep these around. too dangerous." "at this point, all the risk is on me." >> gellie: so he says, "i'm taking all the risk," but then he goes on, a few bubbles later, to actually try to transmit additional information to the chinese. >> cooper: but technology wasn't mallory's strong suit. he complained to michael yang that the phone wasn't working properly. "this system sucks. it's too cumbersome," he wrote. "i put all these messages, and then, and you can't read them because you are not logged in at the same time. that's a poor system." at this point, prosecutors say, mallory was scared. he'd been stopped at customs, and he feared the c.i.a. and f.b.i. were onto him. prosecutors say he decided to come up with a cover story, and reached out to the c.i.a., telling them he thought he was being recruited by chinese spies. the c.i.a. called him in for an interview. >> kevin mallory: my judgement is, and we haven't gone through this conversation, th

tensions over the korean peninsula just how genuine was the fall between north and south and the us john yang still pose a nuclear threat to peace. and it is for english premier league giants manchester united fire coach jersey moreno the football club pulled the plug on the controversial manager after the worst start to the season in a new league thirty years. on well iraq it's a pleasure to have you along everyone a judge in washington is set to decide just moments from now whether to send donald trump's former national security adviser michael flynn to prison for lying to the f.b.i. clinton has pleaded guilty to deceiving the f.b.i. in. about his contacts with russia's ambassador to the u.s. in january twenty seventeen clinton originally said he had not met the vaster who in fact he had a lying to federal agents can carry a five year sentence the case is linked to special counsel robert muller's investigation into possible illegal links between the truck campaign and russia was believed and that sentencing is about to take place just moments from now in the meantime joining us from washing

i'm eun yang. i'm aaron gilchrist. 4:30 right now. we want to kick things off wheh a on your forecast and your commute. with a mollet standing by a check on your roads. >> we start with chuck bell. decemberlly cold for a morning. nowhere near as cold as it was for most places yesterday morning. n four things yd to know about the next couple of days. a freezing cold start for most here this morning. no rain today. chillyry and staying through tomorrow as well but by friday afternoon on into saturday our rain chances are u near 100%. this morning though under mostly clear skies, 32n

. >> reporter: 22-year-old yukai yang, an international student from china, now faces several chargescide and aggravated assault. authorities say the chemistry major carried out an attempted murder plot inside his dorm slowly and discreetly starting in february. the district attorney saying the victim wrote in a statement he remembered drinking water in a bottle and immediately felt a burning sensation on his tongue. according to authorities, yang put thallium, a tasteless, odorless poisonous metal once widely used in rat poison, in his roommate's milk and mouthwash. royal then reported symptoms of dizziness, shaking and vomiting. >> this was over a period of time where a small amount of this poisoning was occurring. >> when somebody commits what i would call clearly a premeditated murder, in their mind they think the only way to resolve this problem is to kill the person, and you have to think about it almost every day, which i think adds sort of a level of evilness to it. >> reporter: in april, yang was arrested and released on bail for damaging royal's television, bed and desk, wri

. >> i'm eun yang. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here before we check in with melissa mollet. not so bad right now. >> not so bad because we're inside. it's cold outside this morning. national airport in annapolis,0 still above degrees. most of the suburbs in the mid 20s this morning. a very coldo start your wednesday. skies have been clear overnight. temperaturesoave fallen 21 in winchester and manassas thisn mo lorton, virginia, 25. 2 lows this morning and mid to upper 20s in prince gorges county bow low freezing into st. mary's county this morning. these numbers are 10 to 15 degrees colde than yesterday morning so yesterday i was okay yesterday morning. it's a lot colder this morning. layer up, kids, on your way out to the bus stop. sub is not up until 7:22. winter solstice coming up on friday. days will start getting longer on saturday. today plenty of sunshine for what short hours of daylight we have. temperatures up near 50 degrees you'll need your winter coat early this morning as well

i'm eun yang. i'm aaron gilchrist. 4:30 right now. we want to kick things off wheh a on your forecast and your commute. with a mollet standing by a check on your roads. >> we start with chuck bell. decemberlly cold for a morning. nowhere near as cold as it was for most places yesterday morning. n four things yd to know about the next couple of days. a freezing cold start for most here this morning. no rain today. chillyry and staying through tomorrow as well but by friday afternoon on into saturday our rain chances are u near 100%. this morning though under mostly clear skies, 32n arlington, 29 for gaithersburg, 36 in winchester. by the bay near 43 degrees. in the teens out across north central virginia.p sun's at 7:17. kids will need to jog in place at the bus stops early this morning to stay warm. afternoon temperatures, outdoor recess. degrees at noontime. 44 for a high temperature this afternoon. you're probably going to need that scarf and sunglasses this mornin melissa mollet, it's december and it will be frigid and raining. >>

. >> and i'm eun yang. melissa mollet is here with everything you need to know about the morning first, we begin with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell with more on this forecast. >> goord morning, everybody. yes, indeed, if you have holiday travel plans that will start today, you're already up at 4:30 in the morning.oi get. get out the door. this is going to be the best part of the day for travel. traveling conditions will go downhill fast later on this afternoon and later this and tonight. it's going to be crazy rainy sround here. right now ielow freezing this morning as clouds continue area.e into the nothing on radar just yet. 20s and 30s to get your day started. school day forecast, belowee ng for most this morning. only near 39 degrees with a lot of clouds for recess. outdoor recess today but rain likely for afterschool activities today. that rain will be coming down in buckets tonight. put your winter coat and hat on. take the umbrella. with y rain is likely to be here at 2:00 in the afternoon. d

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm erica gonzalez in for eun yang. chuck bell is here.,ayhings be a little calm right now. we may need to break out the umbrellas by the time the week is over. >> 2018, the year of the rain drop. we will bery today. unfortunately, i'm real worried about your friday. th could be another inch of rain across the area. keep padding the all time annual long ll level which has since been broken. cold this morning. 21 degrees in gaithersburg. 21 inmanassas. 21 in washington. away from the city and the bay, it is a cold start this morning. what a nice start it is going to be today. it will be bright and sunny today. no chance for rain until probably after the sun goes down toborrow. more aut that and whether the rain drops linger into the en we good morning wtop, dave

i'm eun yang. >> and i'm chris lawrencen for aaron. thursday morning, our region a lookin another chilly day. >> melissa mollet is standing by with a check on your commute. we bin with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and this -- all right, i won't say brutal. how about very cold? >> fairenough. you can call it cold, very cold if you want. brutal, we have to save a few of those stronger adjectives for when temperatures are below 20 degree or heaven forbid we get below zero. ou'll have to break out the thesaurus, eun. a lot of people yesterday tweeted me videos of their snowflakes. thank youy v much. still watching that chance for snow sunday into monday. those chances are lower than they were yesterday. sorry about that, kids. looks like you're going to school next monda 31 now in gaithersburg. 32 inuaico. hourly temperatures today, only

i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchoust. even ife not one of the millions taking a trip today, you'll still have to deal with traffic.y melissa mollet is tracking road conditions for our commute this morning. but let's start withll chuck it is a weather alert day, chuck. >> you bet it is. it'snd all cold a quiet and cloudy outside here early this morning, but our weather is going to go downhill fast as we get into the later parts of the afternoon. crazy wind and rain mov in after the sun goes down tonight. so storm team 4 weaer alert. the flood watches have already been issued. they go into effect at this evening and last through tomorrow. on average, a sol inches of rain is coming. localized amounts could be three ches or more. heaviest of the rain from sundown tonight until srise morrow. in fact, temperatures are actually going to go up after the sun goes down. flying today, good luck with that. atlanta, sharl -- charlotte, raleigh, all likely to be impacted by bad weather before it hits here.oo watches up for all of the n

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. thanks for joining us on this thursday. before we getstarted, we want to let you knowan spotsy county schools are on a two-hour delay this morning. that area was hit hard with snow earlier this week. now we'rebo worried rain heading into the weekend. >> melissa mollet is keeping up with the early morning traffic cond >> but first, we begin with stor team 4 meteorologist chuckd bell a your forecast. what are you seeing? >> i see the last dry day for a wh ue coming for today. make the most of t everybody. there will be just enough sunshine today to bring temperatures close to 50 degrees. that's warmer than average. here's what you need to know about the forecast. it's nowhere near as cold this morning. you can leave the heavy winter parkas at home. today will be the last dry day until probably, you gssed it, monday of next week. rain moving in around lunchtime ow. off and on rain chances throughout the weekend. i'll let you know when the o heaviethe rain is likely coming up. for now, it

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while this comes at the end of a year that saw john yang make moves to improve ties with its other arch enemies the united states and south korea. the unified team korea. twenty two athletes i see temperatures but an atmosphere. it all started with. grand entrance one month earlier the north supreme leader suggested feeling unify korean olympic team and. this despite donald trump's threat of fire and fury hanging over him. suddenly the world saw another side of north korea boy cheerleaders applauding the unified women's hockey team. after months of playing tough guy it was a veritable public relations coup for kim and then a first for the two koreas in make him and south korea's president in met at the military demarcation line that divides the two countries. later moon would say at the moment chairman kim crossed the line the site became a symbol of peace not division. but came through curveball he departed from the official protocol and asked me to join him in stepping across to the north arch enemies holding hands in the spring sun. i am hoping for a meaningful agreement that will be

on a busy wednesdaymorning, i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. 5:30 right now. we want toff kick things on the forecast and the commute. melissa mollet is standing byk with a l at the roads and rails. >> storm team 4 metkrologist ch bell. what is a col morning. >> cold, yes. nowhere near as cold as it was yesterday morning. stanton and harrisonburg droppew be zero. that was cold. they're at 15 degrees this morning. 21 in la ray. 19 in warrington and manassas. most areas below freezing. some locations downtown and by thay are a smidgen milder. you'll still need your winterco . school day forecast. sun is up at 7:17. outdoo recess with temperatures in the low 40s for most of the afternoon. again, your scarf and your winter coat. need the sunglasses here for early this morning.y t need them as much. you still won't need any umbrella. i got ak lot of for this. the sun's out. not a bad day in december. we're going to go ahe and keep it a plus plus plus for the forecast,ss me >> much to the chagrin says myself and eun yang, a plus plus. especially 34 degrees. landover

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i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm erica gonzalez in for eun yang. suree waking up after very big christmas dinners. i can already feel it. >> oh, yeah. >> no belt today. don't need it today. >> and the sweater, it's a bold choice. >> thank you. i like. >> ilike. >> a little different. >> we are working for you to get you back into th swing of things. if you're heading back to work. wtop's dave dilldine is in. >> and chuck bell israing rain. >> the last thing we need isra . no snow this time around. there is a chance that next monday morning we might have a little wet snow mixing in with rain drops. this friday event will be all sdrain. your w morning is starting off considerably colder than yesterday. temper 1ures 5 to degrees colder this morning than yesterday morning. everybody in the d suburn below freezing. the only spot above freezing. national airport next to the unfrozen potomac and annapol next to the unfrozen bay. once you're away from the watere eratures are way below freezing. planner, mid 20s this morning. mid 40s at noontime. 100% sunsh

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i'm eun yang.traffic. dave, good morning. >> good morning. it's ane tough southbound on 270. you can see the delay froman gewn to gaithersburg. a vehicle caught on fire earlier in the hour south of montgomery village. all the activity was moved to the right shoulder. slow going southbound through germantown on i-270. that is the latest. back to you go thank you. >>> we will check your forecast next. stay with us. (vo) get six months free apple music, on the network you deserve. ♪ ♪ ♪ little girl and boy land ♪ while y dwell withiit ♪ you are ever happy there daddy, it's christmas! ♪ childhoods, joyland never let go of your dreams. the mercedes-benz winter event is back. lease the glc 300 for $459 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. by sponsored"today" is ercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> so yesterday we looked back t the biggest stories of the year. this morning we are going to celebrate all the fun that we shared togetherun here a studio 1a and aroun

today set lasts for seventy five minutes felix yang plays a mix of chart hits hip hop beats. lot of songs he's produced himself. time for some after show mingling with the crowd. and as for television he just i think it's crucial to give some time and some love back to the fans who follow me and make such a huge effort to be here. takes the fun songs they know all the lyrics and sing along great party they're in a great mood they forget about their everyday problems and it's a wonderful moment i love to share. nobody a cover of the eighty's hit by u.s. band rufus featuring chaka khan was remarks by félix here now british you tube star jasmine thompson sings the vocals the song is him platinum twenty seven times giving him his second international hit. his job easier. stay tuned for more felix in this installment of top export extras. he d.j.'s at major festivals all over the world but he lives in his small hometown in eastern germany. i. i. he grew up on the baltic coast and. this is where he still feels at home with his family. in the top when i was when i come back home aft

i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. whole news 4 team backth to again in varying degrees of wellness. >> we're glad toou see for sure. >> brought wipes. lots of wipes. >> keep everything clean. . we'll get a check with melissa on the roads. let's start with chuck bell how cold is it? >> w iring lie sol this morni morning. it's cold and flu season, everybyy. take it e out there. make sure you wipe down all those shared surfaces at the office, otherwise, you'l suffer the same fate melissa and i did. enjoy the sunshine becau i the ra coming back tomorrow and it could be a lot of it. maybe an inch orutwo we'll get here in time for the weekend. righ now it is a chilly 21 in gaithersburg, 28 in quantico, 20 in manassas, 26 in upper marlboin this mo these temperatures are almost 10 to 15 degrees colder than yesterday. so wayolder thismorning. put your big, puffy coat on. temperatures will c upper 40s to near0degrees. that's good news. you will need the seat

. >> and i'm erika gonzalez in for eun yang.trouble on i-27 this morning. >> we'll check in with him in a moment. first, back to storm team meteorologist chuck bell for a look at the forecast today. cold numbers ahead of some rain. >> you got that right. very cold this morning, down below freezing yet again a december morning. skies have been clear through most of the overnight. that's the reason for start this morning. temperatures in the 20s for most of the area. 25 now in gaithersburg. 22 in opal,virginia, this morning. you'll definitely need your ware coatly this morning, your hat. going to need your sunglasses as well. if you're not going to come back home until after dark, you may want to take the umbrella just as a precautionary le, being ready for anything. i think rain chances really hold off unt after 7:0 or 8:00 this evening. most of the day, though, will be sunny dry. temperatures once again armer than average. tell us more about that trouble on 270, please. >> f yeah, moste highways around the region are fine except

. >> and i'm eun yang. before weetstarted, we want to let you know that spotsylvaniaounty schoolsre on a two-hour delay. they were hit hardeay the snow ier in the week. >> melissa mollet is keeping an eye on trafficdi contions for us. >> we begin with meteorologist chuck bell. >> good morning. it's a relatively pleasant start to arsday morning here in the nation's capital. skies will be pary suno at times mostly sunny today. best of all,t's not as cold this morning compared to the last few days. today, no rain to wor about. ave the umbrella at home. rain returns tomorrow. the weekend is v lookingy wet indeed. right now it's 34 in loudoun county. i howard county. 31 in fredericksburg. 30 at national airport. these numbers are 5 to 15 degrees warmer than yesterday morning. we'll take that. so seat heaters on low this morning. probably no need for the ice scrapers or the windshield wipers today. that's welcome news. dry pavement start to finish, mid-30s this morning. low 40s for the ride home later on in the a

tottenham arsenal came from two one down to win four two at the emirates stadium pier emerick obama yang got two of the goals there now nineteen games unbeaten in all competitions so liverpool keep manchester city in their sights at the top chelsea in third they beat west london neighbors full of earlier on sunday arsenal and tottenham are level on points behind them that's champions p s v i didn't hovan were feeling unfairly treated after their game at feyenoord on saturday steven berg ran clear on goal looking for an equaliser late in the game his shot was saved but then another ball came on to the pitch it threw that p.s.v. attackers into confusion and the referee halted the game protests fell on deaf ears though they lost two one their first defeat of the season. when we now know who will play who to qualify for the two thousand and twenty euros the draw took place a little earlier there are ten groups of five teams each but here's just a few of them champions portugal face ukraine and serbia the dutch and germans continue their neighborly rivalry in group c. and world champions fran

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang.is here with ee everything you to know about the morning commute.o first, we have check in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell because he is talking about some serious rain. >> yeah, unfortunately, the year of the rain drop, 2018, is not done with us yet. we're going to go back to a storm team 4 weather alert for this afternoon, tonigh and early tomorrow for the real possibility of additional flooding. another 1 to 2 inches of rain areawide is on the way. the heaviest of the rain will bi comi tonight. when the rain moves in tonight, the temperatures will go up. it's goi to feel like springtime around here by this timew. tomor right now it feels like winter. upper 20s to around 30 degrees in most of the area.ou get puffy coat and take your umbrella with you. rain is likely later in the afterndn. look how ct's going to be all day today. only into the low 40s for most of the afternoon. weill jump to near 60 degrees by midnight tonight. flood watches arep. heavy rain overnight. agai

i'm eun yang. >> and i'm chris lawrence in for aaron this morning. we'll have team coverage on that traffic issue in a moment. first, to chuck on how chilly it's goinghi to ts morning. >> it's cold e that water main break to freeze up on the roads. limea ssd justin will help get you out the door and to school and work safely. skies are mostlyloudy. it's a typical december morning. winds will be out of the west and southwest today. usually you would think that would lead to a nowarmup. so much today because of extra clouds. many of the suburbs are below freezing this morning. 28 in manassas. 31 in gaithersburg. a cold start to the day. as you're planning out the day, time to hit the road. plan on temperatures at or below freezing in many spots this morning. if it looks wet, it may very well be a ltleicy. be careful out there. sun's not up until 12 minutes after 7:00 today and down just before 5:00. the cold weather is sticking around. more about that sunday snow chance coming up. melissa mollet, good morning. >> good morning to you. first 4 traffic al

yang. chuck bell is here. chuck,ayhings be a little calm right now. we may need to break out the umbrellas by the time the week is over. >> 2018, the year of the rain drop. we will bery today. unfortunately, i'm real worried about your friday. th could be another inch of rain across the area. keep padding the all time annual long ll level which has since been broken. cold this morning. 21 degrees in gaithersburg. 21 inmanassas. 21 in washington. away from the city and the bay, it is a cold start this morning. what a nice start it is going to be today. it will be bright and sunny today. no chance for rain until probably after the sun goes down toborrow. more aut that and whether the rain drops linger into the en we mildine.ning wtop, dave >> good morning, chuck bell. a frosty start. scraping off frost on the windshield. onef the pains we've had is d.c. 295 southbound by pennsylvania avenue. uneven pavement and long-term not looking forward to a big work zone. inside andsi o the belt way at 66. it feels like a holiday inside the beltway. eastbound, morm

john yang has a look at the numbers so far. >> yang: william, the latest govement figures show that aslast saturday, more than 4.1 million people had signed up for a.c.a. coverage. that's downearly 12% from last n ar, and the number of new enrollments is dmost 20%. this, despite stable premiums and more plans availab now, millions more are expecr d to sign up re-enrolled by tomorrow's deadline. to discusshat's going on, we're joined by julie rovner, chief washingtonorrespondent for kaiser health news. julie, thanks and welcom why is enrollment down from last year? >> well, there are a lot of aren't. a big one, of course, is tta congress last year repealed what's called the mandate penalty, so if you don't hav health insurance, you will no longer have to pay a tax penalty for not having it,h tholot of people don't even know that. the economy is bert.e more peohave jobs. they don't need their own health insurance. there are smallethings in virginia, they're expanding medicaid, so you've got tens of thousands, more than 100,000 ople who were getti aca coverage who will now be able to get

i'm eun yang. that weekend snowstorm is continuing to impact schools.. melissa molett is watching your roads. what are you seeing, melissa? >>orthbound 95 a crash blocking the center lane this morning. so thbound 95 at dale city rest area a left lane getting by a crash. quite a delay headed southbound. and fort washington inbound indian head highway near swan creek an accident there as well. >>> we will check your forecast . ari yckou'regh going tt bao ask him for, tech this year, you got to ask for fios too. sorry, why is that? because fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. don't you guys want all of the tech on your wish list to work as awesomely as you dreamed? i'm back! and he's back. 100% fiber-optic network. 100% phenomenal. switch to fios gigabit connection, plus tv and phone with a 2-year agreement .az s. . >>> skies are sun's out and shining now. t is a cold start across the area. almost everyone, once you are away from thepe chee bay, blowing freezing. teens and 20s in the suburbs. winter coat required today. staying chilly the next couple of day

lucy yang reports. nat sound"i want to thank everybody...." after 5 long days behind bars, 23 year old jazmine headley was released from rikers tonight and returned home to bed stuy. charges dropped.jazmine headley/mother"all the love i'm accepting it. i'm happy to be free. i just need to see my boys."natsotpressure had been mounting to release the young mother after video of her arrest went viral.friday morning jazmine went to the human resources building on bergen street to ask for day care vouchers for her 1 year old son damone.the office was packed. so she and her son sat on the floor waiting for their turn.after several hours, we're told an hra peace officer told her to get up.but with no seats available, she refused.police were called and this is what happened.nat sot - "you're hurting my baby..."you can see them try to yank the baby from her arms.you can also see one officer flash a taser at the angry crowd and at the desperate mother on the ground.nat soundjazmine was eventually separated from her toddler and charged w resisting arrest