Well go through the timing in a couple of minutes. Some snow and continued cold and windy during your day tomorrow and tracking your weekend as well. All of that coming up in just a minute. Right now, though, i want to take it outside. Its on the cold side. We sent our team down there. Reporter heres proof that the dogs are sticking to the sidewalks. They are just wellbehaved. You normally see more people down here and you dont today and it has something to do with the weather. People still find a way to get out. Some of them had to and some because they wanted to. It was about layering up and staying warm. We spoke to one vendor who had good advice i have a sweater here. I stay all day here outside. Reporter alpaca, thats the word for today. You dont need any alpaka if youre going to be inside but well talk to more folks about what they were doing out in the cold air. Derric cank, thank you. Go to our nbc washington app and we continue to put the data in ourselves so you get the storm
People cant stop clicking on and watching video of that outrageous naked rampage in Fairfax County yesterday. A nude man attacking drivers, smashing out windows. He rode a flatbed truck like a rodeo bull. The whole episode tied up traffic for quite a while. Tonight that man has been identified as 32yearold Jose Gonzalez flores. Our reporter david culver is near frying pan road with a new witness account of what happened there. David . Reporter doreen, just look behind me. Do you see this . This is how rush hour is supposed to go. What we saw was far more chaotic. The man is facing a long list of charges. Were talking about assault and hitandrun and indecent exposure. A man going vehicle to vehicle smashing windows and attacking a driver. It started with a rush hour crash. Police say one of the drivers of sterling then went on a spree of destruction. He was cruising down route 128 at the time and his doug emma by his side, as usual. He shifted his attention to adam. When he locked eyes
Forecast. Good morning everybody. And welcome to news4 midday. Im erika gonzalez. Now they are meeting to say final good buys, cohen and special agent wolf were killed last week on i 70. We are at both funerals this morning. We begin with chris gordon in rockville. Chris . Reporter applies motorcycle escort brought the family to rockville, maryland. They are walking in to be greeted by governor larry hogan will be speaking at the funeral honoring cohen service and sacrifice. You also see the color guard made up of Maryland State Police as well as fire and Police Personnel from across the state and beyond. Its a funeral with full honors for deputy state fire Marshall Sandra cohen. He died in the lied of duty eye friday night. Stopping to assist fbi special aenl carlos wolf both men struck along the highway and died. Sandra was wellknown across the state as a whole and part of his job as a state fire marshall. He touched the lives of a lot of different people across the state. More local
Rockville. Present arm. Reporter full honor for Deputy Marshal sander cohen who died in the line of duty at the age of 33. He to assist carlos wolff after an accident. Both men struck and killed along the highway. Speaking at the funeral, Maryland Governor larry hogan recognizes cohens courage. Im here today as the governor of maryland, representing all the people of a grateful state, to honor the sacrifice of one of our true heroes, a man who dedicated his life to Public Service and who never hesitated to offer a helping hand right up until his last breath on this earth. Reporter police and Fire Fighters coming from across the state of maryland and beyond, i s state fire marshals office. Sander was very, very well known across the state as a whole and part of his job as a state fire marshal he touched the lives of a lot of, lot of different people across the state. More locally here, sander was a local guy. He grew up here in potomac. Went to Church Hill High school. Lots of friends i
Up along the icc for a final goodbye. It is clear that sander cohens family includes the crews that he worked and lived with. At rockville volunteer fire station number 3, they say his shift has ended, but he will always be remembered. Back to you. What an impact his life had. All right, chris, thank you. Lieutenant cohen was trying to help fbi agent carlos wolff, as chris mentioned. There was a private service this morning for wolff at the church of the redeemer in gaithersburg. The special agent leaves behind a wife and two children. He was a graduate of american university. In a statement his family called him, quote, an amazing, father, husband, uncle and brother who made us all very proud. The family says wolff loved serving his country as part of the fbi. This evening are searching for someplace else to live after a fire forced them out of their apartment. Our Prince Georges County bureau chief Tracee Wilkins reports from lanham where neighbors helped other neighbors escape. Repo