the hearing is set to start at 8:30 in annapolis. the judge will consider several things, among them the severity of the crimes he's accused of. these all started in february. hong young is 35 years old and police say he first shot and wounded a 61-year-old man outside the anne arundel mills mall back in february. for that he's charged with assault and attempted murder. police say hong also fired shots at a building at the nsa, a truck on the icc, a wal-mart in laurel, and at a theater at the columbia mall. young is from beltsville and he was a prison guard for several years until he resigned in 2014. according to court documents, young had declined to have an attorney represent him and he said he heard voices in his head, even telling him to shoot at that random driver on the icc. again a judge will decide whether or not to set bail later this morning in annapolis at 8:30 we'll have a crew in there. we'll be posting updates on what the judge decides. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, nikki, live in annapolis this morning. >>>

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nikki burdine is live in annapolis with a preview. just how prevalent are these sexual soughts on campus? >> reporter: according to statistics from the white house, we know that they have released these staggering numbers. i want toe those numbers with you. they say that one in five women has been sexually assaulted during her college years and only 12% of those are actually reported. now supporters of this house bill 571 say the purpose of the bill is to protect students and to hold the university accountable. shy note that that statistic has been questioned, that it might be more along the lines of one in seven women but the fact remains these assaults are happening. the bill would require each year state universities must conduct sexual assault surveys and submit their findings to the governor's office. the bill then goes one step further in protecting students from disciplinary action. for example, if they are found violating the school's code of conduct. if that violation happens at or near the time of the sexual assault, then th

on april 25th the annapolis book festival will be hosted by the key school in annapolis md.. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your ariane and we will add them to our list. e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. >> we have turned the civil rights era into a morality tale in which of course all good people were for it and that is why it triumphed and transformed the country and that is why we don't have to deal with it any more. but that is not how the participants in the civil rights movement saw themselves. they saw themselves as courageously but perhaps also in a way that was foolhardy risking everything, not just their bodies and thus often their jobs. the mortgages on their homes that could easily be foreclosed upon by local banks, the futures of their children they saw themselves risking everything for profound social change and they were deeply optimistic in the way the pain-free people can be fitted you just do this, if you just find, things can get better but they were profoundly pragmatic about what was happening to them, violence was indicative of a broad socia

in the annapolis. now we just gotta find the stadium. did you just say, "in the annapolis?" the final four. in the annapolis. indianapolis! indianapolis! uh oh uh oh?!? you do know we are in the maryland, right? indianapolis is in the indiana. two different states man. greg: welcome back, everyone to the "road to the final four." kentucky taking care of business in its opening round game beating hampton by a score of 79-56. up next for wildcats, the cincinnati bearcats. there probably was no better -- no more certain a winner than kentucky. kenny: without question. and even though they comfortably won they're going to go back and see what they need to do to tighten things up because as you advance, you to continue to raise your level and kentucky will do that. greg good day for the state of ohio. bad day for the state of texas. good day for the big east. charles: this is our fourth or fifth year. this is probably the best day as far as close games. we said there were three blow oiths and --outs and the rest of the games -- how many games ended like the last minute? greg: fiv

he's scheduled to testify this afternoon before lawmakers in annapolis. delia goncalves is live in upper marlboro outside kettering school with more. in my old school district when i was teaching, the start date was august 11. they're getting out may 20 this year. >> reporter: you know, i just looked up arizona has a really early school start, too, around august 11. you can only imagine how hot it is at that time of year. and even though there's been a push in arizona and a couple of other states to start school after labor day, there's just a handful of schools that are actually doing it. maryland hoping they will be one of them. i checked the school calendar and in prince george's county, students returned to classes he -- return to classes august 25 after their summer vacation and students here come back august 25. if peter franchot gets his way, they'll get an extra two weeks of vacation. labor day is september 7 this year. peter franchot is calling this let summer be summer. that's the initiative. he says he and the common sense caucus will be testif

on april 25th the annapolis book festival will be hosted by the key school in annapolis, md.. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your area and we will add them to your list. e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. here is a look at some books that are being published this week. look for these titles in bookstores this coming weekend watch for the authors in the near future on booktv. >> if you asked what do the british fear dean most they thought it sterling gained were fanatics but they knew their numbers as they engaged mostly in political assassination. never more than 5,000 persons including support. what they always worried about was as you described 40 to 60,000 members, then they would get both of those paramilitary forces decided to actively participate at holding onto palestine would be untenable. as you know there was a brief period after world war ii they allied, and engaged in attacks against british targets, the radar stations along the coast that intercepting ships bringing illegal immigrants. in june of 1946, the famous night of the bridges, they blew up all

naval academy in annapolis. southbound towards the chesapeake bay and there's sunrise, look for little pieces of ice in the river. they pretty much go downstream and disappear as temperatures continue warm and it has a little bit of fog in the area too, as we went through the late afternoon and evening. right now, you can see the fog so that's going to be the deal. especially in coastal areas and areas of fog inland as well as we head through the evening hours. as far as the numbers go, temperatures holding mostly in the 40's. 46 in arlington right now. .56 of an inch so far. that's why we find steve rudin in the clarendon section of arlington, it's mardi gras time again. it was supposed to be the parade last week. snow got in the way. steve is there live to report what's up tonight. rain going to bother it? >> the rain is going to bother it but fortunately, it's still going to go on. it's going to be wet out here. bit chilly out here, as you just mentioned and the roadways are wet. lot of puddles as i step out

in the annapolis. now we just gotta find the stadium. did you just say, "in the annapolis?" the final four. in the annapolis. indianapolis! indianapolis! uh oh uh oh?!? you do know we are in the maryland, right? indianapolis is in the indiana. two different states man. greg: welcome back, everyone to the "road to the final four." kentucky taking care of business in its opening round game beating hampton by a score of 79-56. up next for wildcats, the cincinnati bearcats. there probably was no better -- no more certain a winner than kentucky. kenny: without question. and even though they comfortably won they're going to go back and see what they need to do to tighten things up because as you advance, you to continue to raise your level and kentucky will do that. greg good day for the state of ohio. bad day for the state of texas. good day for the big east. charles: this is our fourth or fifth year. this is probably the best day as far as close games. we said there were three blow oiths and --outs and the rest of the games -- how many games ended like the last minute? greg: fiv

the flip side, the chesapeake bay, 48 in annapolis, 45 towards patuxent river. a 36-degree temperature spread between culpep and patuxent river. absolutely amazing what's going on in our region. this warm air making its way in but cannot overcome the very cold bay. huntingtown at 58 degrees, 61 towards gaithsb but a big warm-up down to the south. easily the warmest day we've seen this year. get the car washed. yes, drive-through thursday for sure. great time to get that car washed right now. we'll see another storm on friday. that's the next chance of any rain or -- yeah. storm team 4 ran showing anything across our region. we'll be on the dry side as i mentioned, no worries there. but something's going on here. notice the northwesterly flow here and we have a frontal boundary to the north and west bringing rain a snow towards the minneapolis region. that's a cold front th will come through tomorrow. ahead of that front we'll be on the warm side, temperatures tomorrow righ around where they are today in some areas, 68 in d.c., 69 culpeper, 71 around

but tomorrow no. 43 gaithersburg 42 back towards annapolis. you can't put away those sweaters and jackets just yet. you'll need them tomorrow. thinking about doing a little exercising flurries in the morning, afternoon sprinkles, but not to worry, it will not be that big of a deal. you won't even need the umbrella. 44 tomorrow 55 on wednesday, early showers wednesday, then a good chance of rain and a high of 72 on thursday. now we're talking, right? well that comes with some showers and maybe even a rumble of thunder or two. could be thunderstorms on thursday afternoon. behind that well like i said we get cold again saturday and sunday. high temperature of 44 sunday coming in a temperature of 50 degrees. they're putting out -- they had breaking news going down into the 70s tomorrow in miami. they're kind of scared. >> poor them. how our hearts bleed. >>> we've got sports coming up. maryland's women taking care of business des ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >>> reme

an annapolis hospital is on lockdown after a patient's family member threatened the staff. this is anne arundel medical center and it's calling it a modified lockdown. it means police are stationed at all the entrances and some entry points are locked. employees are being asked co-to show i.d.s in order to get in. this medical center says a family member of a patient in the emergency department got angry, made a bomb threat. police are still searching for that person. and right now all emergencies are being diverted to other hospitals. we'll keep you updated on developments and let you know when this lockdown is lifted. at the live desk i'm wendy rieger. back to you. >>> now to another police drama unfolded this one in prince george's county. about 11:00 last night police fired shots at a man trying to get away during a traffic stop at mlk highway in seat pleasant. they cornered the suspect a distance away at 71st street where more shots were fired. again the suspect got away and later crashed near st. barnabas

annapolis reporting some rain down through waldorf. rain moving through culpeper and a little bit of sleet potentially mixing in there. big improvements for the afternoon. >>> taking a look 270 at old hundred road right now no major issues at this point this morning. everything looking quite good actually as you're headed southbound there. 66 just east of compton, that's actually looking pretty good as well. had earlier road work on 66 that is now out of the way. you don't 1r to worry about that anymore. beltway at central avenue everything rolling along nicely. when take you a big look at things overall, inner loop and outer loop looking pretty good. nice and green like we like to see. 95 in and out of town and bw parkway in and out of town not having any issues there at this point this morning. back in ten minutes. we'll take another look at some of the road work in prince george's county that just won't go away. >>> it's 5:05. breaking news. overnight at least one person was killed and another seriously hurt in an atv crash. this wa

that wide annapolis, maryland, it's so it likely the roads were somewhere else. >> i like in the annapolis. >>> dairy queen celebrating its 75th anniversary today celebrating its free ice cream cones, nice weather for a sweet treat. >> missed it. >> is it too late now? >> you might be able to go right after the show. >> the offer applies only to small vanilla cones. >> grab two and put mine in the freezer. >>> getting stroke victims on the road to recovery, how a local hospital is using a driving simulator to get patients back in the driver's seat. >> the madness of march is finally here. does your favorite team have a chance? we'll tell you what the ex >>> the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says a palestinian state will not be established on his watch if he is reelected. netanyahu says withdrawing from occupied areas will lead to islamic extremists taking over the territory. israeli elections are tomorrow. >>> maryland casinos saw a 25% jump in profits in february from the same time last year. baltimore's horseshoe casino says their revenues could have been higher if it weren't

and bob you went to annapolis then opted to go into the marine corps. to become a journalist after the war. bob was severely wounded and he made a career because it started off in annapolis then baltimore and now washington he wrote some great books. it is terrific. and one last saying we are pleased the book festival has a panel devoted to literature of our war. the non veterans did not have the greatest time when we came home. it has changed for the better thank goodness but i don't think it is ever to late slowed ask all veterans to please stand up and be recognized. [applause] sit down. so we will start putting each panelist because there are 28 million american men in the vietnam war generation. so the way that it happens we each have our own stories so tell me how you got into the navy in we will move on from there. >> okay. can you hear me? i will play a fast one first. has the editor of the war page with that generation ago to book. to do this review column is in the calculable. i mean that. without question with that authority and it is honor t

again he's headed up to annapolis to sell the plan. senator mousse has introduced a state bill that would significantly reduce that tax hike. now, the prince george's county council will have the final say and that vote will happen in june. so what does it mean for property tax objectors? if are you a home owner if you have a house that is worth $400,000 your property taxes would go up about $600 a year. zachary kiesch news 4. >>> we're learning that the secret service is tightening its rules on drinking. the new policy will prohibit staff from driving government cars within ten hours of drinking alcohol. the "washington post" reports the new policy was put in place on monday. it follows an incident this month when two agents drove through a bomb threat scene after a party at a nearby bar. >>> a florida senator and potential presidential candidate wants to strip d.c. of its rights to create its own gun laws. republican senator marco rubio introduced the bill yesterday. it would force the district to follow federal gun laws only. rubio

mary's elementary school in annapolis 48 degrees. the reason is on the chesapeake bay, they have the wind off the water and it really cool the air. clear skies overhead now, but if you look close the clouds filling into pennsylvania and ohio, associated with the week weather front. that will slide through overnight. that will also bring us cooler air masses. that will be overhead tomorrow. we will not have 60's, we will have low 50's as the daytime highs. it will also be breezy, so what will feel cooler. tonight, the clown stream and, 38 degrees in the city, the subgroup's fall into the lower -- clouds stream in, 38 degrees in the city, the suburbs fall into the lower 30's. tomorrow morning, if you at the plaza for the scope it out 5k raising awareness and research money for colorectal cancer research, come out and enjoy. but make sure that you are wearing layers and ready to go for the race because it will be chilly and breezy. the air temperature near 40, but it will probably feel like the mid 30's. it will be nice and dry tomorrow

. >> reporter: that would mean places like cafe normandy in annapolis. >> i understand why. i don't think it's really a good idea. >> reporter: the owner says he renders the dare before 1984 when you could legally drink at 18. now that the 21-year-old rir789 has been in place for a while. >> going back i just don't think it's a good idea. >> reporter: a few doors up this owner believes if you can spill your blood for your country, you should be able to pour a drink in it. the 21-year-old requirement in place now has always been a condition for getting federal highway money. that doesn't go down easy with everyone. >> passing this bill would mean losing $32 million in federal funding. >> i do have an amendment asking for a waiver. i know we can't give up that money. >> reporter: and h would not go into effect and so far no one can remember when such a waiver was granted. kirk gregory erickson of the washington regional alcohol program says there are better way toss honor members in military. >> he said if you want to honor the troops focus on adequate pay and the best head ca

so they were delighted to go to annapolis. i sent the people that live there or nothing about anything but pleasure. they are not going to interfere with congress. whereas in philadelphia, the philadelphians and especially the quakers were constantly petitioning for this or that. congress sat in annapolis over the winter of 1783-1784, ratified the treaty of paris sent thomas jefferson to france, and accepted the resignation of george washington as commander-in-chief. one of the most important events in american history, the military turning over its commission as commander-in-chief to the civilian body. and the president of which was probably washington's most bitter political enemy. it adjourned in the summer of 1784, reconvened temporarily at trenton, at which point congress said the europeans are making fun of us. back and forth, back and forth. we need a permanent, temporary seat. [laughter] until we choose a permanent, permanent seat. and we need to be in a city where we can have access to money and various other things l

hong young was expected in court in annapolis this morning but the court was closed today. he is charged with attempted murder and assault for the february shooting that injured a man near anne arundel mills mall. the shooting was the first of a string of shootings reported in maryland in the past week. no word yet on when his bond hearing will happen. coming up on abc 7 news at noon new details on hillary clinton's e-mail controversy. how the former secretary of state is responding to the scandal involving the use of her personal e-mail account. plus honoring the former mayor for life. what local leaders are doing today to remember marion barry on what would have been his 79th birthday. plus stranded on icy roads. a look at the cleanup now under way in the south and other parts of the country. and eileen whelan is back with some good news about our forecast here at home including when a warmup will be on the way. we'll be right back. >> hillary clinton is finally responding to the controversy over her e-mail scandal. clinton asked for the state department to disclose the e

over by the water it's 60 in annapolis and 59 for our friend in north beach. just a little cooler tonight, still above freezing. bus stop temperatures 34 to 46, not bad, but the kids still need a light jacket. grab your shade thursday and grab your umbrella friday. you won't need it in the morning, but you'll want it in the afternoon. futurecast 10:00 tonight 54 downtown. that may be a tad high, but it's still mild, upper 40s in the suburbs. you leave the verizon center tonight from the caps game, sure to be in the 50s. by 6 a.m. back in the 30s in the suburbs but above freezing, 36 leesburg, 38 manassas, 37 in la plata, still 40 downtown. by midmorning, 9:00 generally low 40s, clear skies, pretty much pure sun tomorrow. by 1:00 you could walk to lunch. a light jacket not a bad idea, 51 in gaithersburg, leesburg, 52 manassas, 53 downtown. this time tomorrow evening mid- 50s, still clear skies. that's average for this time of year. average high is 55. for tonight clear to partly cloudy, a little breezy, lows 34 to 44, just chilly, low temperatures about average

the hearing takes place at 1:00 this afternoon in annapolis. back you to in the studio. >> delia, thank you. >>> the national zoo would like your help. they're going to name a couple of bear club brothers. take a look at these adorable cubs. the zoo has already selected three possible names for each bear all reflecting their native habitat. now through sunday you can vote for the favorite name on the zoo's website. the winning names will be announced next thursday. the bears will make their public debut saturday, march 28. >>> a pair of love birds have returned to the chesapeake bay. ospreys, tom and audrey i guess are their names. they started to make their home near kent island. they spent the winter in south america but they love to raise their little ones off maryland's eastern shore. >> of course they do. >> beautiful. >>> it's 6:36. we want to congratulate our facebook fan of the day. today's winner is adrian walker from austin hi. she says i should be the fan of the day because i start each morning with wusa9 and i like the laughs so tic

futurecast, 40s by 10:00, 47 in andrews, 46 in annapolis, bowie and 45 at gaithersburg. we stay clear tomorrow morning sunshine temps in the 30s and 40s. clouds will roll in quickly. by 9:00 mostly cloudy, dry, 48 downtown, 44 gaithersburg, 45 manassas, upper 40s in la plata. this is 9:00 in the morning. a few showers are possible. you might have seen them along the border. a little clipperlike system tracks north of us. most of the energy and moisture will be north of the maryland/p.a. border. by 1:00 could be showers frederick, martinsburg, maybe down to winchester, temps mild, 62 in winchester, 61 downtown, 62 toward mitchellville. by 5:30 tomorrow evening the front will go through and drag some showers through. i think this may be a little overdone. the rpm going hog wild with orange and yellow which is pretty heavy rain around baltimore. we'll see wet roads here and there, but temperatures are mild. it won't last long. it clears out quickly. by 8:30 tomorrow we're looking at maybe a leftover shower maybe across the bay. temperatures won't fall like a stone tomorrow

annapolis only 42. outside still generally cloudy on our michael & son weather camera. 57. this time of year after the cold we've had, 57 with no winds. very comfortable outside. it will be even more comfortable once we get the sunshine. so we have a storm system bringing some rain into the west coast and drought conditions. they'll take every drop they can get. the gulf of mexico which gave us the rainstorm we just had, starting with storm number two, low pressure taking shape in the western gulf. this will be here later friday, friday night into saturday. so first things first. we've got to get this guy to slide away from us. does look like that will happen as we go throughout the afternoon. some of the high clouds all the way back to pittsburgh. when i was on the weather terrace a moment ago, just a little sun through the overcast. futurecast, we'll take the showers through mid afternoon and at 2:00, still raining in st. mary's county, much of the northern neck over toward areas fredricksburg south, especially richmond. if you're traveling south this afternoon, expect we

annapolis down through waldorf seeing that activity. but again all of this pushes out. by 11:00 a.m. we're starting to see sunshine across the area. high temperature today of 62 degrees. for tomorrow, we're be looking at temperatures around 60 breezy during the afternoon with showers likely wednesday sunny, 72 on thursday friday the chance of showers and a high around 70. >> thursday looks perfect. thank you so much. in plucknaylor road still some krks. wide look at things no major problems. beltway at st. barnabas, looking good, as well. 95 at dale boulevard, look like the same picture. 66 west at the toll road, two right lanes blocked until 5:00 this morning. 270 at montrose no issue there for us this morning. looking quite good. i'm back at 5:01 weather and traffic always on the 1s. >>> it is now 4:53. it's expected to bring hundreds of jobs and power on hundreds of thousands of homes. where dominion says it will build a new power plant. >>> and you probably saw your social media accounts flooded with posts about last night's iheart radio awards. the different platfo

state's attorney angela alsobrooks will be in annapolis this morning testifying against four bills [ inaudible ] marijuana would be taxed and regulated just like alcohol. >>> lawmakers in annapolis are also looking at trying to avoid something like this. students in new mexico staging a walkout to protest the amount of standardized testing. a maryland senate committee hearing is under way into two bills. they aim to reduce the number of standardized tests in the free state and they would also reevaluate the controversial kindergarten readiness assessment. >>> in less than an hour, a hearing is under way on repealing maryland's rain tax. howard county executive alan kittleman will testify in support of the appeal. >>> defending his child. former major league pitcher curt schilling talks about how he chose to fight back against twitter bullies attacking his daughter. >> plus, one manzis to use all the snow and ice in his yard to make a new place space for his kids. we'll show it you to coming up. >> howard, will we have snow like that? >> potentially talking half a foot, maybe twice th

manassas one of our usual cold spots down to 27 this morning. 35 in annapolis. when you factor in what is still a fairly substantial breeze out will windchills are back into the 20s in many neighborhoods. feels like 27 in manassas. again, don't forget your warm coat and sunglasses. at least the sun will be shining. 37 right now at national airport. if you're going out this afternoon, mild by staying on the breezy side. temperatures today barely making it up to right around 50 glees. we'll talk about tomorrow and weekend when i see you in a few minutes. >>> 270 south at father murderly, lanes now open. megan mcgrath on the way to that scene. this shall a pedestrian fatality. road was shut down for some time but lanes we're being told are open. meg apwill be on the scene in a little bit for us to show us what is happening on the ground. 66 into and out of town and 95 in and out of town, no problems there. prince george's county overall looking quite good. branch avenue pennsylvania avenue indian head highway, everything rolling along. same thing 95 in maryland and

it's to make certain our budget and what we get in annapolis, they're in session in annapolis to make sure montgomery county gets its fair share. >> you have busy months ahead of you. always great to see you. mike leggett, montgomery county exec tichlt we thank you for having us in on this sunday morning. now back to "news 4 today." it's next. right when you feel a cold sore, abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. you could heal your cold sore, fast, as fast as two and a half days when used at the first sign. learn how abreva starts to work immediately at abreva.com don't tough it out knock it out, fast. with abreva. >> chuck bell is tracking the timing of it all. >> good sunday morning. a weather alert day here on your sunday. stay very weather aware as you make your plans to get out and about, winter

a few clouds but not a lot going on around the region. 34 frederick, 39 annapolis and baltimore. much more mild tomorrow when you wake up. you're going to notice the difference when you step out the front door but take the umbrella. there's nothing on the radar right now to show. but as we move just down to the southwest, notice the rain starting to make its way through tennessee. portions of north carolina a lot of rain making its way our way. you can see the storm bringing the rain straight up from the gulf of mexico that will move into our area during the day tomorrow. good news here. i think you'll be fine to get out the door. tomorrow's rush will not be impacted at all. through tonight into early tomorrow morning. here we are at 7:00 a.m. no rain out there. i'm not anticipating any problems on the roads. it looks like it may arrive just a little bit later tomorrow. that's good news too. you may even be able to get out there for lunch before the rain starts. take the umbrella. rain all across the region especially to the south and west. it will continue to rain just about all

coming out of annapolis, westbound route 50 at sever this. river bridge left lane and shoulder blocked due to an accident. top side of the beltway in montgomery county all lanes open. watch out for wet pavement. 66 at nutley street looking good and 66 from the beltway all the way through arrest ring ton, no reports of incidents or delays there. back to you.ring ton, no reports of incidents or delays there. back to you. >>> a major construction impact will have a big impact on your chute. the 16th street bridge over military road will be entirely rebuilt over the next several months. it will mean layne closures and of course some delays. megan mcgrath is live with more on this. crews already getting started. >> reporter: yeah, we've been talking about this for a couple of weeks. and you can see that the work has begun here along 16th street. the crews have blocked off lanes right at the base of the bridge and we will see a traffic impact for months to come. now, we're talking about 16th street where it crosses over military road. both major co

. >>> this afternoon prince george's county states attorney will be in annapolis to testify against four separate bills dealing with marijuana use in the state. one of those bills includes the marijuana control and revenue act that was introduced last month. it would regulate and tax pot like alcohol and set rules for manufacturing and sales. >>> new this morning, fairfax county's board of supervisors will earn more money. the board voted in favor of a pay raise. the next board will make $90,000 up from $75,000. the chairman will make $95,000. it seems support for the raise was luke warm though. a board member says you you shouldn't have to fund board salary increases. this comes as supervisors are considering increasing taxes by 16% over the next three years. >>> right now it will cost you a little more if you take the dulles greenway to work. you'll have to pay an extra ten cents over trip as of today. peek hour peak hour that's $5.20. off peak, $4.30. the change because approved last year. >>> i'm angie xwofgoff. we're hearing from the u.s. coast guard, they are saying norfolk interna

belvoir, 41 huntingtown and annapolis. a chilly night for sure and very chilly afternoon in most places. at least we have the sun. look at the storm making its way our way. it's falling apart. this was a big storm, minneapolis close to a foot of snow chicago 3 to 6 inches of snow. for us this will continue to fall apart and most of the moisture will be squeezed out by the mountains. so if you ear going back i-70 back towards pittsburgh this evening, could be a snowy night there. for the rest of us areas of light snow if anything at all. i'm not expecting any accumulation 41 to 46 degrees. taking out the bike tomorrow watch out for those light snow showers early then just chilly and rather cloudy during the day. we may see a little bit of sunshine but high temperatures only getting into the low to mid-40s tomorrow where we should be around 58 for a high. 55 on wednesday and then look at 72 on thursday. that will come with some rain. we may even see some thunderstorms on the today. not talking anything strong or severe, of c

much cooler along the chesapeake, only 52 degrees in annapolis. you can see where the rain is, still well down toward the south. parts of southern st. mary's county have seen the rain. it was a fairy rainy day for some, but that rain is continuing to move to the south. i think it will continue to move tonight. mild weather tomorrow, we'll see plenty of sunshine during the day, another great day, though temperatures will be be about ten degrees cooler tomorrow. the rain moves in on friday, not friday morning. friday morning is clear. but here comes friday afternoon at 4:00. the rain moves in and by 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, you'll need umbrella umbrellas. you'll also need them on saturday. but not tomorrow. mostly sunny and nice temperatures 52 to about 60 degrees, 60 coming in around fredericksburg, a high of 52 on friday, back to 61 with a good chance of rain on saturday. then we get into a period that i like to just put my feet up on my desk because not much going on. high temperatures only in the 50s. >> we like that. >> nice. >> we want you to relax,

that might be the hottest annapolis has been all season. dining out this evening? not a bad idea. 7:11 the time the sun goes down, a nice evening, temperatures dropping 55 to 59 degrees. but a nice one to get out there later on after the 6:00 news. storm team 4 radar showing the rain well to the south. we're seeing the rain not around d.c. we're on the dry side. let's zoom in. you see where i'm talking about around leonardtown montrose, colonial beach, the light shower activity, also toward fredericksburg and right across the potomac toward calvert beach and the chesapeake. that rain will continue. we're seeing it drift down to the south very, very slowly. you can actually see that southward component here. as we widen out, something else to note here. notice what's happening down around new orleans, houston. big-time storminess down here. a lot of rain. and that rain will eventually move back up into our area. before th though, we get a pretty nice day tomorrow. future weather timing it out tomorrow afternoon. look at this nothing but sunshine. nice, mild temperat

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quantico at 52 and 47 degrees in annapolis. the coldest air we're finding is kind of confined to northern new england. 13 above in caribou, maine with more snow than you can measure on the ground. burlington vermont, still 22 degrees. get away from that cold air mass and things are a little better. still below average. holding to 72 degrees at this hour. clear skies for us. high pressure overhead bringing in the cold dry air and gusty winds. as that moves out tonight, the clouds in tomorrow. then we deal with this area of low pressure that's developing. it will spread east during the day on friday. and by friday night, it will emerge off the carolina coast. as it does it will bring in plenty of moisture from the south and from the southeast and off the atlantic ocean and there's enough moisture we'll get a fair amount of precipitation. big question is what kind will it be? our futurecast model and we like this one a lot. this one has a good handle on things. that noontime tomorrow still have some sun but the clouds will be movi

we are in the 7500 block of annapolis road in hyattsville. it's hard to keep up with these. today, the prince george's county department of transportation was out on the roadway making some major repairs. they are the bone rattling tire popping bane of our existence. >> they're everywhere. terrible. >> this 1989 suburban has a broken axel after hitting this pothole on annapolis road in hyattsville causing more than $500 in damage. >> it sounded like a big sound. i'm surprised my tire hasn't bust. >> prince george's county crews were out in full force today plugging potholes and repairing roadways. they patched them as quickly as possible. priority given to the worst of the worst. >> we do have some emergency situations. and so we respond to our emergencies, of course first. but we just go to all the same. >> you have the address? >> by noon the county's 311 call center got 100 calls about potholes. >> potholes have been described as sinkholes, craters, you flame it. >> we are currently experiencing a high volume of calls. >> when we tried, it took five minutes to get a call

require poultry companies to help fund the cleanup of the chesapeake bay is up for debate today in annapolis. state senator richard montalena says it would hold the biggest bay polluters partially accountable by requiring them to pay some of the cost of bay restoration. today's hearing is set for 1:00 this afternoon. >>> so watch out for a caravan of plow trucks if you're driving in the district this afternoon. >> and environmentalists plan to rally against fracking outside the stay house in annapolis. we'll have more on that. it's 6:09. here's howard. >> look at the sky this morning. take a second if you're not looking at the tv. it's gorgeous out there. we've got some winter weather expected for this afternoon. we'll have your >>> 6:11. stunning sunrise this morning. it happened at 6:38. the sky ahead of it now. just beautiful here. that's a sign we have trouble moving our way. slick spots on the yellow alert. that will be for the afternoon. we're dry this morning. sleet, pockets of freezing rain and rain this afternoon. highs in the low to mid-30s. temps rise tonight so we'll go over to a

as you notice in through prince george's county annapolis, where we are reporting freezing rain back through the west through gaithersburg down towards clinton, bowie, into portions of calvert county. the numbers, 30 degrees in rockville, 32 in college park 32 in camp springs, 31 in huntingtown. we are at the freezing mark in these areas. give yourself extra time. the main roads should be okay, but watch out for those secondary roads. watch out for those sidewalks. that's going on the issue so that winter weather advisory continues tonight until 10:00. most of the state of maryland all encompassed in that but also fairfax county loudoun county virginia the panhandle of west virginia too. then we get to winter storm watch. winter storm watch in effect for everybody beginning at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night right on through the day on thursday. here's our snowfall totals. and these are pretty big. these would be if this was to come to fruition this would be the biggest storm in the d.c. metro area in this season. 3 to 5 to the south, but up to the north, they could see as much as 8 inches

we've got fairly thick fog right now annapolis reporting fog less than a kwoert mile visibility. we'll continue to deal with fog. that fog a result of this warmer air making its way over the snowback we have in the area. he are looking at the snow winds out of the northeast at 5 miles per hour light rain continuing. we have heavy rain up to the north, 43 leesburg, 43 in gaithersburg, 53 down toward fred ricksburg, virginia beach at 72 right now. not far from the real warm stuff. but look what's falling heavy rain toward winchester, hagerstown and frederick in through prince george's montgomery county. we'll continue to see the rain now all night. once again the heaviest out of i-81. then right down 270 and 70 corridors there. heads-up in those areas. it's just rain. the roads will be wet overnight tonight. right on through early tomorrow. then we'll start to see the colder air move through. there's two distinct little impulses here, one that's going right over cincinnati right now. the other one back towards the west. and that's the one that's going to bring our snow. winter stor

if you're going to go to annapolis, there's a naval academy, you've got to go to annapolis. you can't go to your local college which i did for a year. so i applied then went to the naval academy and spent four years there, and at a certain point late in my time i decided i wanted to be a marine. which was not a lot of thought went into it. i did like the idea that young marine officers would be leading troops as opposed to young navy officers who would be trying to figure out currents and wind and stuff like that. and finally, you know, there was -- i sort of tell this is a story about my roommate. those of us at the naval academy who decided we were going to go into the marine corps and there were probably like 10%, were viewed as fools, fools at best. and, you know, once we made, we were getting ready to make our decision and we had let it be known that we were going into the marine corps they just couldn't stop, our friends couldn't stop jeering us. and getting plebes to play tricks on us. and my roommate was one of the worst. he was absolutely one of the worst. but the d

annapolis and waldorf. two to three around gaithersburg toward baltimore. but it's almost all an the grassy surfaces. we think we'll have some impact but washington rockville, annapolis, woodbridge almost no impact on your roads. moderate impact around montgomery county. ooum not really worried about fairfax county d.c. may be some delays but not a whole lot. this is what we're going to be watching. will those temperatures get closer to freezing. right now temperatures staying above freezing and we're not too worried about the roadways early friday. most accumulation will be on grass. 39 on friday with snow early, then changing to rain. saturday much nicer. 60 on saturday. 48 on sunday. just as we go up we come back down and stay don to start the first week of spring. monday tuesday, highs in the 40s. close to 60 on wednesday. could there be a 70 next thursday? ah too early to tell. >> don't taunt us. >>> thousands of dollars in cash he found at union station. how an amtrak passenger's accidental discovery led tune arrest. >>> an >>> britain's prince charle

and the third annapolis film festival starts thursday. films will be shown at several different locations, including st. john's college and the maryland hall for creative arts. ahead, it is not the olympics, but in interna competition of a different kind is coming to the area. and eileen is back with a forecast. kimberly: the sun makes such a difference with the temperatures. today was a tale of two cities depending on which side of the street you were on. eileen: so true, especially if you were under the clouds, it made it feel 10, 15 degrees cooler. right now, we are at 48 degrees at reagan national, the wind out of the north at 8. we do have a few clouds out there. that may stick with us through the early morning. it will be chilly early in the morning. the wind is calm in gaithersburg, 39, 40 andrews 50 degrees charlottesville. the wind calm in gaithersburg, but for the most part you will not have to deal with too much of a breeze tomorrow. some of the clouds that have been streaming in from the southwest associate it with the system

overall, quiet through the nighttime. 37 manassas, one of the cold response,42 baltimore and annapolis. winchester 45 degrees. this temperature change is remarkable. it is 32 degrees milder right now than this time yesterday at dulles airport. light southerly breezes responsible for the warming temperatures today. the wind is calm at reagan national, but breezy at andrews and dulles. the wind shifting out of the northwest, but it will be mild. the high temperature today, 49 degrees reagan national. it felt so nice, but we were still a few degrees below average, which is 53 this time of year. 67 the high today in st. louis, 70 degrees kansas city. we are not pushing that any time soon, but we will be approaching 60 the middle of the week. satellite radar, quiet. a little weak weather front to the north bringing portions of snow to northern new york and pennsylvania. rain through parts of west virginia but a lot of that has dissipated. other than patchy clouds, it is quiet. 34 degrees the low temperature in d.c., upper 20's the far northwest suburbs. remember to turn your clock ahead one

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metro area and moving out towards the bay bridge annapolis into the inner harbor of baltimore. part of a very very light weather system coming through. much coming our way the rest of this afternoon. plenty of clouds. couldn't rule out a random drop or two. that's about it. that's the warmer air moving through. you'll start to notice the change a little later on today. we're in the 30s and 40s now. we'll stay there for the next hour or two, but gradually whip that little built of rain pushing out, temperatures should be allowed to rov irquite a bit. abe to mabel itable to make into the low 50s and perhaps rising temperatures into the evenings temperaturing up to the 50s. 70s tomorrow. not for long. seven-day forecast next time i see you. >>> kraft foods struck a deal to be bought by private equity firm 3g capital who also owns heinz and burger king. merging with hindsheinz creating the world's fifth largest beverage and food company. a spill jove from cadbury in 2010 and split off a snack food business in 2012. landon douty, news 4. >> reporter: how healthsy the county you live

visibility in manassas at .5 miles, half a mile in annapolis. just for the next hour or two. temperatures are not all that bad we're still sitting at 56 degrees downtown and tomorrow the high it probably topping out in the upper 40's to low 50's. things are starting to pick up as the cold front moves through the area. i think that throughout the overnight hours, wind will be anywhere between 10 and 20 well that were. with this cold front sliding through the area it will usher in drier air. the wind is picking up a little bit and as far as that fog goes we will have that concerned at eastern 95. middle 40's by the time you wake up tomorrow morning and walking in the day at 51 degrees, i think our heights will top out around 53 degrees. as we look forward to the upcoming work week, things look a nice, partly cloudy skies. the weather front sliding through may bring us some light sprinkles. otherwise is a really -- a little chillier. than friday with another round of showers. kimberly: it was a sight to see today in the windy city. your eyes are not deceiving you -- our people?

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temperatures around 30 degrees. 27 at dulles 28 in reston. 31 in bowie, annapolis as well as washington. the record low temperatures this morning, washington and bwi marshall were 18 degrees. both those record lows setback in 1923. we didn't break them didn't come close. dulles did cool to 22. we were near the record low of 20 setback in 1982. however you cut it it was a cold start. >> 11:00 a.m. temperatures near 40. mid 40s by 2:00 p.m. that's when we hit our high for the day. plenty of sunshine this entire sunday. 8:00 p.m. clouds will increase as the sun goes down and the temperature around 43. your impacts for tomorrow traveling, maybe a slow morning commute with showers in the forecast but the evening commute not going to be impacted by the weather. if you're exercising firn by the midday hours. nitro night to go for a jog outside. heading out and about tomorrow will be warmer you'll be fine with a light jacket. future weather showing the potential for rain later tonight and into tomorrow morning. scattered light showers, otherwise mostly cloudy skies, continuing to work towards m

annapolis, 51 the highest for them today. 53 in huntingtown and a warm 73 towards warrenton. culpeper at 82 earlier. warm to the south, cooler to the east. toward hager martinsburg some shower activity, very light shower activity. this is actually part of a warm front that will move through overnight. torr comes the cold front. we'll see mostly cloudy skies, becoming rather windy and much cooler late. temperature60 to 71 degrees. that's a big range. today's range was over 30 degrees. tomorrow's ran will be quite similar but i'm thinking maybe a 10- to 15 degree difference from hagerstown a temperatures to the south. look at the numbers around 7:00 a.m. 53 hagerstown 53 fredericksburg not bad. 11:00 59 hagerstown, 68 in fredericksbg. andook wt happens. temperaturell during the day. by 5:00 d.c. now sitting at 59 after a high of 68. so temperatures will fall tomorrow and they will stay down. 50 on wednesday, 49 on thursday with some sunshine and then there's that rain/snow mix over to plain rain on friday. something we're going to be watching here closely, a couple computer mod