i m andrea roane. howard bernstein is here with weather. angie goff has traffic. we bebin with howard after that amazing wheelchair technology. i was wowed by it. isn t that amazing. yeah. until they can cure spinal cord injuries this is a decent step in the right direction. this is a southern storm not a snowstorm storm. frederick, winchester, you may not see a flake. this could be that far south. here in dc not expecting much. what we are seeing this morning high level moisture, could be a few flurries south of charlottesville and skies partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. we are 21 and it is three in oakland. 21 culpeper. 25 fredericksburg. they are on snow watch down there and richmond 27. richmond may see a foot, down to norfolk from this. wind chills are running below zero. ten below. hagerstown wind chill 7, feeling like 11 at the pax naval air station. temperatures climbing in the lower 30s under mostly cloudy skies today. snow will hold off until tonight after midni
. as many as 50,000 are feared dead in the devastating earthquake in haiti. catastrophe. while the world mourns the lives lost, rescue teams search for those that still might be saved. once we realized he wasn t buried under rubble, we felt a lot better. back here in the u.s., families try to figure out just how they will get their loved ones back home. this is 9news now. new tonight, we re learning more about to victims with local ties killed in tuesday s devastating quake. officials say the first confirmed american death was a woman from dulles, virginia. victoria delong died when her home collapsed in the quake. she had been working at the u.s. embassy in port-au-prince since february of last year. the second victim was a university of virginia grad student stephanie jean-charles also died on tuesday. she was at her home with her family when she suffered a fatal head injury. jean-charles was a 2009 graduate and master s program unit at the school of leade