you may hear a little ding as this transition takes over. that would really now be just to the south and east of washington but look at this snow back off to the west. hagerstown, these are areas with slushiness along the grassy areas. grassy surfaces didn't have a lot on the roadways because we've been so warm. we only had wet roadways reported throughout the region. we continue to see move out and it should wrap up at noon or shortly there after. then we'll worry about the wind. temperatures drop down into the 30s right now but we're seeing the wind pick up out of the north, 21 miles per hour, we've got a windchill out there. i do believe the temperature will come back up a little bit but winds are the main story, a good 50-degree plus swing in temperatures coming up tonight. i'll let you know how cold it's going to feel. >> we sent justin finch in he picks up the team coverage live in fairfax. justin? >> reporter: good morning, pat, so far we're seeing calmer conditions out here in fairfax and what we saw earlier, light wind blowing right now and snowflakes falling, almost picturesque out here but it was a different story. let's take you to video over at the redskins training center and we saw heavy hail falling out there. this was side ways stuff flowing out there. strong winds, sending hail pellets blowing in several directions and it was a kind of hail fall that if it hit you, it did hurt. i want to take you to social media. all morning we have been asking viewers to share their weather conditions with us, however i'm told that was not actually hail out there, just kind of felt like it. as you will see in the video we're showing you know, social media video, the conditions did depend on where you live. some got hit with rain, got a rain/snow mix. we saw snow swept landscapes, snow settling on grass out there and lots of snow melting on the roads. back out live, a sure 180 from this time yesterday, lots of sun and people coming out of jackets and going outside to have a bite to eat. that's not the case today. people are bundled up and roads are wet. it is a pleasant day but not as nice as yesterday. >> thank you so much. >> the other big story of the day, all eyes on the redskins and the moves they are making. you're going to see a lot of changes this coming season, especially with the general manager no longer running the team this coming after weeks of tension with the team. his past problems with alcohol as part of why he was let go. other than wishing him well, the skins saying they won't have any he had two years left on his contract. and then there are those other moves, three big names not returning desean jackson signed a to play for the tampa bay buccaneers and pierre garcon to the 49ers on a five-year contract and chris baker also going to tampa bay. however the skins did sign some players too. former cow boys defensive lineman terrell mcclain and raiders defending stacy mcgee and all agreed to come to the team. all of changes are upsetting fans. we told you hundreds of people signed up on face it is book to attend a march this morning. when our news 4 crew got to the scene, we only saw one guy. the weather likely played a role in this. he said he's feeling very upset about what's happening with the team. >> i was just raging on social media, on instagram, every outlet you could think of. i'm not happy as a fan. i'm utterly disgusted. >> saying kirk cousins requested to be traded away from the team but the report says owner dan snyder told him that was not going to happen. >> fans sharing feelings on social media, many saying it's not going to be a good season. take a look at this activity on twitter and facebook. this one right here, currently as a redskins fan. that's a good one. they had to include mike on this one, really? and things are bad when my sister texts from work to ask, what is going on with the redski redskins? then there's a wonderful instagram from pea ir garcon saying it was an amazing five years and loved it here. dy d.c. is his home and most >> as millions wonder what's going to happen with health insurance, two steps closer to becoming law, it's all part of the president's first 100 day agenda. news 4's edward lawrence has more on reaction from both sides. >> the american health care act clears two important hurdles setting up a showdown in the house budget committee. in a power point presentation, the house speaker defended the spa pace of the votes. >> if we don't know what's going on come mid-spring, we'll have massive increases and pull-outs and collapsing individual markets. >> still selling the plan to not only the american people but more conservative members of the republican party has been a top-down job with president donald trump leading the charge. >> the president has been very committed to talking to members of congress. >> i want people to be able to afford insurance that works for them and their families. >> democrats question the speed at which the plan is moving adding the more they read, the more they don't like. >> they even put in the provision here that provides tax cuts for the bonuses that insurance companies pay to their ceos. >> it doesn't lower cost. it doesn't improve benefits. and it doesn't expand access. >> the congressional budget office will put a price tag on it early next week. >> to sell the plan the president and vice president will take to the road over the next five days, holding rallies to talk directly. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. >> the first jobs report under president trump is out and the news is good, 235,000 jobs were added in february retusi tuduci unemployment rate, average hourly wages also in -- less regulation and more domestic spending. >> more person is dead and child has life after a crash on suit landmark way. a third person suffered nonlife threatening injuries. chopper 4 over 8:00, u.s. park police had suitland parkway shut down for nearly six hours. police say during their investigation, a car hit an unoccupied cruiser. that driver was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. no identities have been released. >> some pretty dramatic video today from a fire overnight. look at this house on symposium way in clinton. the walls and roof gone, burned away. the house caught fire at 1:00 in the morning but firefighters say the family was able to make it out okay. >> high powered weapons could soon be out on the streets and in the wrong hands. this is surveillance video from a gun shop burglary that we first brought you as breaking news yesterday morning. news 4's megan fitzgerald has the latest on the investigation into tracking these armed criminals. >> as soon as the suspects pried through the front door behind us here, the alarm went off but that wasn't enough to deter them. neither were the security cameras that were rolling the entire time. >> security alarms weren't enough to stop these two suspects. in less than 90 seconds, they smashed three display cases and quickly grabbed 26 guns, throwing them in a black bag but before walking out they grabbed seven long firearms hanging on the wall. montgomery county police arrived on scene but the suspects had already taken off. atf agents joined the investigation spending hours inside the shop trying to determine when guns were stolen. >> i walked in there and saw the busted up glass and all and we get it cleaned up. >> i just fear the people who got the guns, what are they going to do with the guns? >> reporter: police are offering up information leading to an arrest. >> when it comes to dieting, some do it for health reasons and others because of the latest trend. >> you might want to rethink cutting gluten from your diet. y23wny y5yy being gluten free is all the rage but a new study says it ever type ii diabetes, they studied 200,000 people and found those with high gluten intakes have lower risks of developing diabetes during a 30-year period. and fiber is known to protect against type ii diabetes. people who have celiac disease or gluten intolerant can benefit from a gluten free diet but the millions without those conditions who have given up or limited gluten for the potential health benefits, well, they face those risks. >> diets, dieting can cause stress if you're doing it every day but so can your beloved smartphone. it's a whole lot of work to keep up with text messages and phone calls. what you can do today to live a bit more stress free. >> reporter: enjoying a coffee or bite to eat, spending time with the family, even getting often look a little different now than they used to. >> you may have noticed this, everybody is on their phones and their devices all the time. >> reporter: according to the american psychological association, we are a nation of constant checkers. and it's taking a toll. >> we found that almost nine out of ten americans surveyed reported that they constantly or often check their text, social media and e-mails and those who check the most often reported the highest levels of stress. >> some experts consider this a behavior addiction. social media can certainly be compelling with constant updates and instant reactions. >> it delivers a kind ever feedback we find very hard to resist. >> reporter: kids are getting hooked too, adding stress for parents. >> almost six out of ten parents felt kids were addicted or attached to their tablet or phone. >> reporter: half of the parents said managing the screen time is a constant battle. the first step to winning it, setting boundaries. >> you might say to yoursel stopping to use all screens because they infringe on sleep. >> reporter: make sure the whole family follows them too, parents too. >> give your phone to someone else and say don't give this back to me for an hour, two hours until tomorrow morning. >> reporter: sharing literal face time without an iphone. mark barriger, nbc news. >> i said that before when i was dieting, put thiz cookies away and don't let me have them no matter what i say. >> mark zuckerberg is about to welcome a new leading lady in his life. they are expecting baby girl number two. the announcement was made in true facebook fashion with a status post and the couple's first daughter max was born in 2015. some people are calling on michigan basketball players to wear their practice jerseys again when the team dominated illinois. and they had to wear these jerseys because their normal clothes were stuck on a plane that skidded off the runway in detroit. and they were put on another plane and made it there less than four hours before their game began and they were unshaken. they still pulled off the win. >> we've heard of some pretty creative ways that students ask each other to the prom but nothing quite like this. behold the bill board. a student in alabama shelled out 500 bucks toe put his name and face up there on this and said it wasn't hard to come up with the idea. >> i was thinking like, i need a prom date and how would i ask? i looked up and saw the billboard and it just snapped. >> apparently, it worked, three people asked him to the prom after he bought that billboard. >> they asked him? >> yes, they asked him. he also says he got a lot more followers on instagram. there you go. forget about botox, snails are the hottest new things that celebrities are injecting into their faces, it's called es carglow facial. mark wilbur explains how it works. >> reporter: celebrities go to great lengths to get superstar skin. >> everybody wants to have the kim ckardashian look and glow. >> reporter: stars can say good-bye to the vampire facial because there's a new way to look good. enter the escarglow facial. >> you'll have snails crawling all over your face but it was a serum putting on. >> can brighten skin, reverse signs of aging. >> reporter: enough said, we're putting these creepy crawlers to the test. >> what we do first is mix this with a high la onic acid and microneedle on that. >> reporter: it sounds scarier than it looks. >> it's a really easy procedure, you will fe with the numbing cream we've applied first, it's very bearable. >> reporter: three to six treatments are typically recommended but works after one try, which will cost you about $375. >> fashion week then you start getting the models. someone comes in three or four days before a big event or award show and then that will maximize their appearance. >> you'll have a little redness immediately after the treatment but by the next day you're able to apply makeup and do your daily regular activities. >> after a few hours of downtime, check out the results. mike wilbur, nbc news. >> looks pretty good. >> what we pay for. >> anything and everything pretty much. >> there's a lot more ahead news 4 midday. the wind was no match for this little girl who was practically blown away. we'll have the full story behind the stronand restoringding a a father's faith.. it's standing tall after one surgery... stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. this is video you have to see, already on your social media feed. a 4-year-old walks up to the house and tries to get in and opens the door and whoo! swings open. we can chuckle at this because she's okay but it was so blustery out there. if you notice in her right hand she never let's go of the phone. amazing. >> that is amazing. >> that's how blustery it was there in ohio and i think we are facing similar conditions. we'll get to that in minu minute. >> didn't let go of the door either. >> good instincts. >> it was fun while it lasted now millions of people are experiencing weather just like we are today, especially that snow. and nbc's morgan ratford shows us what the conditions are like in new york city. she's in central park. >> reporter: you can see the snow falling here in central park as millions of americans remain under a winter weather advisory. the snow and rain pounding nine states across the country, stretching all the way from the ohio river valley, moving up to the northeast. we've already seen delays and cancellations at area airports across the country. the bulk ever those happening here in the new york area. we still expect to see up to three, possibly four inches of snow and the reality is for those who live in new york, this is created kind of a winter weather whiplash. just yesterday the weather was as high as 61 degrees and now this. the second time this year alone that we've seen snow immediately following a day where the pe that's what a lot of people in new york and especially across the country in those other nine states are grappling with right now. the worse may be to come. even after this snow clears, we're expecting to see temperatures drop below freezing into the weekend. back to you. >> well, we are gearing up for some of that weather later on next week. >> lauryn ricketts is here. what's it doing out there right now. >> right now we're seeing the back edge of the precipitation come through. just right in time, we said right around the lunch hour. now it's moving out of the area. thank goodness. >> i learned today, grapple. >> we'll talk about that. >> a lot of people think they saw -- that's on social media. look at the video we have out there. a lot of people were getting reports of sleet out there. actually seeing a little bit of grople. it is our new word, it's been around but we don't use it second, the snow/rain pushing out right now. winds, i do believe the winds are going to be the big story this afternoon. almost a 50 degree swing, if not more in terms of what it felt like from yesterday to tonight. we're staying cold as we continue through next week as well. there's the back edge of that precipitation. i am looking at cameras and a little bit of snow falling along i-81, can't rule that out. no more accumulation, we did have accumulation near an inch in some spots but mainly on the grassy area through frederick and washington counties. right here this pink right there, what we're seeing is rain that's freezing on falling snowflakes and then it hits the ground with a ding, almost like sleet. again, we're seeing grople but that's how it formed. this rain down here in southern maryland will eventually get cold enough to turn into a little snow. it's not over yet. cold air will continue to infiltrate down to the south and east. bua moving through and then the winds pick up and the cold air moves in. my goodness, temperatures in the 30s and 40s to the north and west. i think our temperature will come back up a little bit in the low 40s, right now we're in the mid-30s, we have cooled down quite a bit considering yesterday's high of 74. look at the winds right now, we've got a windchill feeling like the 20s out there. that number is going to drop dramatically as we head into the overnight. look at this, 5:00 p.m., our temperature coming back up so again it's going to feel like the 30s but look at this tonight, at midnight, we've got windchills in the teens. by tomorrow morning, single digits and lower to mid teens, if you're running the rock and roll marathon, this is what it's going to look like as you start the race. only improve to the 20s for saturday. everybody is talking about tuesday and snow on turesday we'll talk about that in detail about 11:45. >> the faster they run, the faster they can finish. >> there you go. >> here's another chance to learn about r our region. take a look inside the brand-new tribute to harriet there's now a criminal investigation into the scandal in the marine corps. we told you service members shared nude photos of >> now all branches of the military are getting involved and say the scandal could be bigger than they originally thought. here's nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> this morning the scandal shaking the marine corps is growing. it started with nude photos of more than two dozen female service members surfacing on a private facebook group called marines united with nearly 30,000 members. now the explicit photos extend beyond just the marine corps and beyond one facebook group to an image sharing board called anon-ib, notorious for publishing nude pictures of celebrities like jennifer lawrence. >> female service members are being exploited and photos taken from their instagram feeds without their consent and having them reposted with others asking for nude photos if anybody can facebook group also sprung up with more than 3,000 members. the marine corps's commandant calling the alleged behavior demeaning and degrading. >> it's embarrassing to our corps and families and to the nation. >> reporter: in a new written statement a spokesperson said we fully expect that the discovery of marines united will motivate marines to come forward to notify their chain of command of pages like it. things may get worse before they get better. >> what these young women are dealing with is significant in the sense there's lasting reach and just 30,000 people seeing images or videos that they didn't consent to have released out into the world are there. >> reporter: two of the alleged victims have already come forward, including erika butener. >> as a marine corps veteran i'm d disgusted with the scandal. victim blaming that boys will be boys needs to stop. >> a brief members on the scandal next week. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, atlanta. breaking news right now at 11:30, voekz wagen has pleaded guilty to falsifying emissions in the diesel cars. they pleaded guilty to conspiracy and obstruction of justice charges in the last hour. it created software to make cars appear as though they were complying with federal standards even though they weren't. volkswagen agreed to pay more than $4 billion in civil and criminal penalties because of this the total cost in the scandal to the committee is estimated around five times that amount. all right. so you know how some people say things have to get worse before they get better? maybe that's the case for metro. the transit agency has given preliminary approval to raise fares and cut service to close the budget gap. the board okayed an extra 25 cents for the bus and 10 cents for rush hour rail service and rail service and ten cents added on for daily parking. despite the cuts and hikes, the metro gm says it's not all doom and gloom. >> do we have challenges? you bet. but far, far from a crisis. >> a final decision on fare increases and service cuts comes in two weeks. the changes could take effect at the beginning of july. if you're a history buff, you should check out the new harriet tubman underground railroad visitor center on the eastern shore. it's located in church creek, maryland. news 4's barbara harrison took a tour before the grand opening this weekend. >> reporter: it's peaceful here. when the wind blows and sun sparkles on blackwater marshes, this is dorchester county, maryland, where harriet tubman was born and raised. when you look at the majesty of this, water and sky, you understand why this -- her where she wanted to live. if she could only be free here. many come to the area to retrace the steps of harriet tubman's underground railroad, the route to freedom for many slaves, almost like a railroad station, this new visitor's center will be the place to begin as part of the monument to her memory. >> is there a monument? >> there is not a physical monument. the monument itself is the waterways and trails and marsh and landscape. >> reporter: inside there are scenes that recall harriet turman's life here. >> she was born in madison, next town over, about three miles away. >> reporter: the center will help navigate the 12,000 acres included in the monument. >> the landscape did have a very impact on tubman, where she learned the survival skills that made her so of tubman and posts on the wall help to con injure up who she was. >> people come here and learn about tubman and her life and say, you know, i want to learn more about bucktown village store. >> reporter: you have to be looking for it to find buckstown village. it was once a familiar place to slaves and their owners. this is the fourth generation of the meredith family to own this store. and figures in the story of harriet tub man's life. >> her first known act of defiance. >> reporter: it has many versions, all happening in this store and all describing her refusal at 12 years old to help an overseer corner a young slave boy. >> whether he sees him bolting for the door, grabs a two-pound counterweight and accidentally hits her on forehead. >> it was an injury that would plague her the rest of her life. they made the life of harriet tubman her li collecting the treasures from that period to fill the store, books and even this newspaper ad placed by her harriet owner to find her when she had run away. >> you have harriet tubman in 1849, 5 feet tall, an african-american and she was a woman, she was a slave and she was illiterate, you can't have much more going against you than that. if you look at all she was able to achieve in her life with all of those adversities, how can you not admire somebody like that? >> harriet tubman escaped from slavery in 1849 but returned to her native maryland several times to help others escape. she never failed to call the land around chesapeake her native land. we posted an interactive map that travels along the underground railroad byway. sharing highlights from here tshington app king kong is one of the classic movie monday ters of all time and he made his film debut in 1933 and several squels since then. >> the latest comes to theater and here's a box office preview. >> rain disease carrying flies. >> reporter: into the heart of darkness of skull, congress kong island, venturing to an uncharted island but the prize at the end of this quest is 100 foot tall ape with hankering for helicopters. >> perhaps you'll f interesting -- >> a walk down morality lane in the sense of an ending, this drama retraces the steps of a romance gone wrong and reconnects with charlotte years after -- and the jilted lover has to rereconcile his feeling in his part in dooming that relationship. it is rated pg-13. >> kristen stewart engages in retail therapy in personal shopper and runs errands for star clients and after the death of her brother returns to his home to make contact from beyond and finds the wonder twin powers still work. that's the box office preview, nbc news. all right, it is a storm team 2 weath4 weather alert day >> we're seeing it move quickly out of the region and pt winds will pick up and it's going to be blustery and brisk and raw. >> no. >> what do you mean? >> i don't know, i'm thinking tuesday. >> tuesday, yes, everybody has been asking us about this. amelia and i were looking at some stuffs and i was dealing with my show, but she's going to have more information on that coming up at 4:00 and 5:00. i'll dive into it a little bit. the radar picture right now, storm team 4 radar, moving out of the region just lining up along i-95. i can't rule out a few isolated snow showers, maybe even a rain shower as we continue through the remainder of the day but the bulk of the precipitation moves out of here. we are having some replies about a little bit of slushiness on the grassy areas but definitely not on the roadways. the roads are just wet, a lot of rain around here however temperatures are dropping as this line moves through. we could still see snow showers in southern maryland before this all clears up. but winds ar there. let's show you by 2:00, look at this, we could have a few isolated snow showers and rain showers but that's it. we will start drying out tonight because of those northwesterly winds. so again, we have the snow and rain showers this morning and this afternoon and throughout this evening, windchills in the 20s and 30s, saturday morning is going to be bitterly cold if you're doing the rock and roll marathon. just now those windchills will be in the single digits and teens tomorrow morning and only going to warm up in the 20s because look at that temperature, 36 degrees. winds tonight gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. tomorrow, they settle down tomorrow night. don't forget to set the clocks forward before you go to bed saturday or when you wake up sunday morning. low 40s on sunday. monday night into tuesday, i want to show you what's going on. all models have snow and it's been very consistent. monday night into tuesday, cold air in place, we're going to see changes from now until then but that's something we'll continue we've got your ten-day forecast in a few minutes. >> all right, lauryn, thanks so much. starbucks wants you to think spring. >> when you can pick up this reminder of what's to come. we are going into the heart of march madness and terps play in the big 10 tonight at the verizon center but there's a different kind of madness in this edition of the competition involves food journalists coming up with creations to support their favorite charities and we have reached the final round. joining us now, mike isabella himself and jim webster from the "washington post" whose sandwich made it to the finals is up against yours truly. congrats. explain how this competition works. >> sandwich madness, this is our third season doing this and base beingally a competition every month. so we got -- first time we did the food writers sandwich competition, first two seasons were chefs. basically it's head to head and two writers come in, create their sandwiches and we sell them and dollar from each sandwich goes to their charity of the winner. if jim wins, he's take his money and if you win, you'll take his money. it's all going to charity. >> good cause, raised $14,000 over the three seasons. this season is on pace to break the record at and you guys are making the chefs in d.c. not look so good. >> i love it. >> jim, tell us about your sandwich and how you make it. >> mine is called the avocado, based on a new mexican chili pork. we start with avocado and -- oops. >> that's all right. >> all good in the end. >> it's always better when it's messy. it features the avocado and this chili roasted pork. and -- >> this is pork that comes from your restaurant. >> yes, we actually roast the pork. >> the recipe was based on one that came out of the book that mario batale and i did this last fall, that's -- he works with la literacy and hunger issues and sets up a around the country. >> >> this is pork and pickled jicama and see if i can get it all over the. roasted papitos. >> there's a lot of pressure because he has broken the record for the most sandwiches sold in a tournament ever, 657. mine is called the soul stopper, fried chicken sandwich, a korean based spicy glaze, my favorite and i could put this on everything and korean radish salad and it goes very nice on this beautiful sandwich. you can put as much as or little as you want, and japanese mayo. >> tell me why it's different. i like to use the word msg, >> don't say that. >> a little sweeter. >> add a little lettuce, maybe a little glaze. there's my soul stopper. isn't it pretty? i'll give you half of mine and i'm going to -- i already had mine and -- >> i've had both of yours and they are awesome and you deserve to be in the finals. >> tell us what's next for your competition? >> this season is going to wrap up at the end of march madness. best manor woman wins and we kick it up in may again. and that's what we have. >> this is so good, jim, i'm worried. so good. >> jim webster, mike isabella, thanks as always and go terps. >> i love it takes two hands to hold up the sandwich. >> a big one. >> food to coffee. we know it's cold and tomorrow will downright stink but starbucks is rolling out several spring inspired cup designs and differ pastels. they decorate with a bunch of handdrawn images and you should start to see these designs on your coffee next week. >> and if you love coffee and wine, now you have a chance to have both of those at the same time. a winery and napa valley has created a wine infused coffee. it says it makes this blend by soaking coffee beans in red wine and drying and roasting beans, it took two years to find the perfect method. milk makes the flavor more pronounced and coffee is nonalcoholic. >> there goes the fun. >> i was going to say, need multiple glasses to try that out but anyway, a final look at the weekend's cold forecast coming up. >> markets on thursday in the midday where they started. . the dow and s&p barely breaking a three-day losing streak but still on track for the worst week so far this year. futures indicating stocks will open higher today as they watch for the labor department and february jobs report. economists expecting a steady job growth and despite uptick in wages, could increase chances that the federal reserve will raise interest rates coming out of the meeting next week. the state department says secretary of state rex tillerson has recused himself of any deliberations surrounding the keysto announcement on thursday in a letter to environmental group greenpeace. it said he recused himself in early february. americans are now drinking more bottled water than soda according to a new report. the study says americans consumed an average of 39.3 gallons of bottled water in 2016 versus 38.5 gallons of soda. this amid growing concerns over the health effects of sugary drinks. >> jc. penny wants to help you remodel your house. the company will begin offering services like bathroom remodeling and home heating and coolinging and smart home technology and test six new home improvement programs in 100 stores. fairfax county spelling bee is this weekend. you'll see it, we even trend it, some of those words that most of us can't pronounce and it didn't turn out too well. >> there will be and there's a unique challenge for two students trying to make it to the nationals. >> you don't get to be the reigning champ -- >> any alternate pronunciations. >> of the fairfax county spelling bee unless you know most of the words of a dictionary. >> part of speech. >> reporter: that's almost as big as you are. >> i beat out a couple oir people. >> reporter: 61 to be exact. he made it to round three until that one darn word. >> a.m. ril husbalus stuck in m head. the enemy is the dictionary and not the other people. a good outlook considering one of those people, she lives in his house. >> e-n- >> reporter: meet big sister allison. >> i'm hoping to win and go to the nationals for the first time. >> reporter: two competitors under one roof. >> i'm going to give her one. >> reporter: can spell trouble. >> at the end of the day. there's one thing they agree on. >> okay, then, eric, it's on. >> reporter: word for word. >> if i don't make it, i'll root for her to win. >> in fairfax, amy cho, news 4. >> there's so many good parts to that interview. >> one or the other. >> pick a winner. i love how he said the enemy is the dictionary, i love it. fairfax county spelling bee is this weekend and winners will compete against the best spellers in the country at the scripps national spelling bee. >> that's memorial day weekend at the national harbor. now this, well, if you're going to be out in the cold exercising this weekend, bundle up. we hope is not going to stop the folks participating in the rock and roll marathon or half marathon and 5k from taking ov currently signed up and there lr road closures in place all morning. if you're trying to get around, check out the route on the nbc washington app by searching marathon. good luck. run fast and get out of that cold. >> it's going to be cold. >> i can hear lauryn chuckling. >> it's bone chilling cold out there. we've had such a mild winter as you know and everybody who is doing this, i say this because i'm not doing it, have been training in mild conditions so again, make sure those muscles are warm tomorrow morning. even though those temperatures will be in the upper 20s and lower 30s, this is the feels like factor with the wind. it's going to be very, very blustery and very brisk. and the winds are starting to pick up right now. we are starting to see the snow move out of here and rain moving out of here in southern maryland and continues to move to the eastern shore. there's the back edge right there. can't rule out an isolated sprinkle here or gn getting reports of sunshine. we were breezy as we continue through the early afternoon but by tonight we will get downright windy and tomorrow definitely on the windy side. gusts tonight 30 to 40 miles per hour. winds increasing through this morning and through the afternoon. windchills tonight and tomorrow morning in the single digits and teens. this is what it's going to feel like as people head home, 20s and 30s, tonight if you're out and about, it's going to feel like the teens and tomorrow morning the single digits outside the beltway. get yourself prepared mentally for that and fizz he canallphys want the winter jacket not only for the next couple of days but tuesday we have a chance of snow monday night into tuesday, looking like the best chance of snow, doug and amelia will have the forecast for you at 4:00 and 5:00 and 6:00. >> that's news 4 midday, thanks fo runners we'll chr youee at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. and that your dream kitchen should work as hard as you do. save up to 20% at the ikea kitchen event. ♪ stand by, everyone. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. ♪ i hear it coming i feel it coming baby ♪ ♪ i feel it coming ♪ i feel it coming baby >> oh. >> our little friday jam. >> weekend celebrating weekend. >> natalie's got coulats on. >> an 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