there. some places feels like negative degrees. unbelievable. >> that girl said it best, right, chuck bell? can't have enough layers on. >> keep on layering. that's the only advise for today. the wind will not be as much of an issue tomorrow, but the northwest wind, which has been driving the ever colder air into the region, that is still with us here this morning. it will be with us for the remainder of the daylight hours this afternoon. current temperatures, these are the air temperatures, not the wind chills, we're all generally above zero, with the lone exception being warrington, virginia. minus one. hats off to you, below zero this morning. most of the suburbs at 10 degrees downtown. not much of a warmup today. single numbers between now and 8:00 in the morning. then a slow rise to the upper teens to maybe as much as 20 degrees. we're in weather alert mode because of the wind chill advisory. wind chills will be running below zero for most of the morning and only recovering a little later on. the feels likeac more about tomorrow and a little chance for iciness on monday is coming up. >> chuck bell on a saturday. we'll check in with you then. we're following this developing story out of maryland. take a look at this. images from chopper 4 capturing a fire that's raging at a home. you can see the intensity of the flames. incredible there. montgomery county fire investigators say someone used a flammable liquid to restart a fire in their fireplace. well, it quickly spread to the back deck and then the deck of the neighboring homes. we're told in all, five townhouses affected here. look at this. it was so cold outside that all the equipment froze. montgomery county fire said it was 9 degrees with a wind chill of negative 5. this caused all together, this fire, $1 million in damage. left 20 people without a place to call home this morning. now a story we broke here on news 4. fired after his school learned that he was a leader in the alt-right movement. >> greg conte was an organizer of the violent rally in charlottesville this summer. mark segraves spoke with conte about being terminated. >> reporter: he told me he wasn't surprised the leadership here at holy cross fired him, but he said he was disappointed because he enjoyed his years here as a teacher and a coach. greg conte had been a substitute teacher here at the academy of the holy cross since august of 2014. he spoke to news 4 by phone. >> i think they fired me because they were afraid of negative backlash in the media. >> reporter: according to school officials, there was never any problems with his work or complaints from parents or students. but in october, the school got an anonymous tip, alerting them to a news article identifying the teacher and track coach as a leader in the alt-right movement, and one of the organizers of the recent protests in charlottesville that turned conte can be seen in this youtube video from the charlottesville protest next to richard spencer. conte is in the blue blazer and sunglasses. greg conte used an alias for his work in the alt-right movement and on his social media accounts. >> yeah, i want to, you know, do it anonymously because there are huge social costs to being publicly in favor of the alt-right positions. >> reporter: in a letter to parents, the head of holy cross wrote, a substitute teacher, greg conte, is a member of the alt-right movement and has been fired. >> there's going to come a time where institutions, whether it's schools or employers, just have to say, you know, i don't care. >> reporter: conte tells me at this point he doesn't plan to contest his firing with legal action. he wants to focus on his work with the alt-right movement. in kensington, mark segraves, news 4. this next story is one that parents around our area. a former school aide accused of being hiv positive and sexually abusing students, bell pleaded guilty friday to more than 27 counts related to molesting children. prosecutors also say the former charles county school aide tried to transmit the virus to some of the victims. police do not believe any of the boys contracted it. bell worked at a middle school in waldorf and coached track. he'll face up to 190 years in prison when sentenced in march. does that include under the prison? former redskin quarterback mcnabb has been fired from his job at espn after a month long sexual harassment investigation. mcnabb was named in a lawsuit by a makeup artist. it was brought against him and the nfl network and several other players. the woman said mcnabb sent her inappropriate text mcnabb spent one year playing in washington after 11 seasons in philadelphia. i don't know if you saw this, but this is incredible video. it's dashcam video that was released first to news 4. you're looking at the aftermath right there in those images. that's the dashcam video. shows what led up to a man shooting at a deputy and virginia state trooper as they were chasing him up 95. this happened last week. a stafford county sheriff's deputy gets on 95. he and a state trooper are chasing the black suv. investigators believe the driver, gregory lee, shot and killed his wife. a few minutes into the chase, you see the suv stop and the driver angles himself into the left lane and opens fire on the deputy. the deputy is okay but bullets cracked his windshield. the fabric on his headrest, it goes right through. he keeps on going. a few miles up was the suv flipping over. we're showing it to you again. look at that, right off to the right, hits the guardrail and spins in t m investigators believe the driver had shot himself and that's what led up to him losing control. he later died at the hospital. new this morning, one lucky lottery ticketholder in port richie, florida, is off to a great start in 2018. that's because he matched all six mega million numbers drawn last night. 28, 30, 39, 59, 70 with a gold mega ball number of 10. the jackpot winner is getting $450 million. this is the largest jackpot in mega millions history. but there is still a chance for you to win. the jackpot for tonight's powerball drawing is worth $570 million. make sure to grab a ticket if you haven't already. >> i think i have family in port richie, florida. >> do you really? >> i do now. >> hey, cousin. >> i'm your long lost cousin. let's talk about another jackpot. olympic gold and dreaming of it for a athletes. international glory is coming closer to a reality. we'll look at who is heading off to south korea. we're continuing to track low temperatures. another freezing day ah there she is. defending tennis champion serena williams won't be at the year's australian open. she gave birth to her first child in september. so child. she was actually pregnant when she won last year's australian open, if you can believe that. beast mode, right? the tennis star intended to defend her crown this year but says her fitness isn't at the level she hoped after competing in an exhibition in abu dhabi recently. the australian open begins january 15th in melbourne. i absolutely left one jump did at this competition, as solid as i skated, and to get those scores, i am seriously. i think deservedly so. >> you can hear it from her right there. ashley wagner not happy. furious, in her words, with how the judges scored her final skating at the women's championships. she failed to place in the top three, which would have autom automatically secured her a ticket to the winter olympics in pyeongchang, south korea, next month. she can still make the team. brady and champion secured their stop on the team last night. one speeder glided her way to the olympic team and into the history books. 25-year-old erin jackson became the first african-american woman ever to make a u.s. olympic long track speed skating team. look at her go. wow. she surprised the field by finishing third in the women's 00 trials in milwaukee. the winter olympics in pyeongchang, south korea, begins next month. i can't believe it's in a month from now. >> we should point out, what stands out there is long track speed skating. we introduced you to maame biney, the first african-american woman to make the u.s. speed skating team. >> i watched herd eed her a wee ago in utah. >> continuing on. >> as they were going, somebody, you know, tripped. that's the thing about speed skating. i give it up to the olympics. it's incredible, what they do. >> a lot to look forward to. it's a storm team 4 weather alert day. feeling like it. >> it is. we're tracking all the cold temperatures so you and all of us can plan our saturdays. while washington, d.c. freezes over, the feud people president trump and steve bannon, that's heating up. we have the details on all the name calling and what the tweets administration, also, moving forward. we'll be righback. t tone of the most pristine and beautiful parts -- of the world. but barbara comstock just voted to put it up for sale. why? to pay for tax cuts for billionaires and big corporations. comstock supported donald trump's tax scheme for the wealthy, adding $1.5 trillion to the debt and leaving us with the bill. tell barbara comstock we won't stand for selling our wild lands good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. weather alert mode. check out these winds, still gusting over 20 miles per hour. and with temperatures in the single numbers, wind chills are near 10 below zero here this morning. i'll see you in a second. i'll let you kno much milder we'll be tomorrow than today. just know that your saturday is going to be a frigid one. i'm melissa with a look at your first 4 traffic. on the red line, trains will be running 8 to 15 minutes because of single tracking between medical center and grosvenor. it lasts another month or so. looking at the orange line, single tracking this weekend between west falls church and vienna. trains every 30 minutes there. on the green line, running every 16. single tracking between u street and georgia avenue pet worth there. looking at the yellow line, also every 15 minutes, huntington and mount vernon square only this weekend. blue line trains every 15, as well. that's to coordinate with service changes on the orange line. have a great weekend. see you monday morning for "news 4 today." now to an nbc news exclus e exclusive. michael wolff, the author at the center of the storm and in the president's cross hairs. he wrote a book about life it's a book that left jaws dropping. >> the white house called the book fiction, but wolff is standing by his work. nbc's kristen welker has the story. >> reporter: president trump pelted with questions about the explosive book "fire and fury." >> what do you say to michael wolff? >> showing restraint but earlier, taking to twitter to release fury of his own, calling the book full of lies, misrepresentations and sources that don't exist. mr. trump's legal team tried to block the book's release. in such high demand, it hit shelves four days early. >> where do i send the box of chocolates? >> reporter: in an interview on "today," wolff said the president's threats will boost sales and insisted the account is accurate, despite some of the president's former top aides saying they were misquoted. >> i am certainly and absolutely in every way comfortable with everything i've reported. >> reporter: wolff noting he recorded some >> i've spent about three hours with the president over the course of the campaign and in the white house. >> reporter: when pressed by savannah on his assertion that those around the president questioned his fitness for office. >> let me put a marker in the sand here. 100% of the people around him. >> reporter: even claiming the president's aides all describe him the same way. >> they all say he is like a child. what they mean by that is he has a need for immediate gratification. it's all about him. >> reporter: the president's supporters fire ed back. >> it's outrageous to make these types of accusations, and it's simply untrue. >> reporter: and disputed several facts, including that now-first-lady melania trump cried about moving to the white house. >> melania, like the rest of us, was ecstatic that her husband had been elected the 45th president of the united states. >> flatter your way ever necessary to get the story. >> wow. you can catch michael wolff on "meet the press" this sunday with chuck todd. you certainly do not want to miss this one. starts at 10:30 here on news 4. >> things heating up there. outside, no fire and fury. >> no. >> it's cold. >> we'd all like a little fire outside. >> it'd be nice. >> i could do without the fury, but a little fire wouldn't be bad. >> yeah. >> really dangerous cold again. my heart goes out to -- there is a water main break. >> the crew. >> the crews that have to fix water main breaks. >> firefighters out there. absolutely. >> no kidding. if you have anything to deal with water outside at this time of the year, in these temperatures, it's an ice skating rink out there. i feel for you, everybody. if you have to go outside today, stay in and look out. it'll be a beautiful looking day, not a day you'll want to spend a lot of time outside. unless you're from minnesota. in that case, hats off to you. 11 is the temperature at national airport. the issue for us locals is the wind chills. northwest wind averaging 15 miles per hour. the wind chill at national airport now, minus 5. that's very typical for around the region. temperatures here, 11 in washington. 10 in springfield, virginia. 1 above in fredericksburg. 9 above in warrington. 6 in montgomery village. not much of a rise in temperatures at all. up to 18, maybe 19 degrees for a high today. again, the blustery northwest wind. wind chills, minus 5 to minus 12 as you step out the door this morning. what to wear? just put your nose outside. that's all you need. if you own it and it'll keep you warm, put it on today. by the time we get to tomorrow morning, the wind will not be as much of an issue tomorrow morning. however, comr clear skies and a light wind will make temperatures lower tomorrow morning. 1, the forecast for wakeup temperature in gaithersburg tomorrow. a lot of central virginia near zero tomorrow morning. some of the shenandoah valley, the rural sheltered valleys, could be as much as 5 below zero. the northwest flow will eventually start to relax as we get closer to monday. the trick with monday's forecast is we have a little moisture coming our way. before we get all the bitter cold scoured out, we might get a little period of light rain. the ground is frozen solid. we may have to worry a little bit about freezing rain on your monday. we'll keep a close eye on that. milder weather returns on tuesday. near 50 degrees. how warm will that feel? 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"the post" and "lady bird" have a shot at multiple wins. meyers knows his performance may be reviewed as much as any film. >> if i feel like it went well, i'll try to verify. if i feel like it didn't, i'll try to check out. >> reporter: either way, the golden globes will be a much talked about nbc news. >> looking forward to it. we're taking a live look outside. you can't see the cold, of course, but you'll be able to feel it. don't go out there. weather alert day. we're tracking just how low temperatures will go so you can plan your day. from the bitter cold to "fire and fury," the new book written about the trump administration. it is flying off the shelves at local bookstores. president trump calls the author a liar and a fraud. wow. take a look at that. images from chopper 4 capturing a fire raging at a home. montgomery county fire investigators say someone used some sort of flammable liquid to restart a fire in their fireplace. obviously, it didn't stay there. it quickly spread to the back deck and then to the decks of the neighboring homes. in all, five townhouses affected here. the fire caused about $1 million in damage and left 20 people without a place to call home this morning. first on news 4, a montgomery county teacher was fired after his school learned he was a leader in the alt-right movement. greg conte was an organizer of that rally in charlottesville over the summer. conte is not contesting his firing and plans on continuing his work with the alt-right movement. add another layer. make it three . where the temperatures, you can check them out right there, not getting much higher. we're working for you on what is a weather alert day. >> announcer: "news 4 today" starts now. >> hey there. welcome back in on this saturday morning. the 6th of january. i'm david culver. >> good morning. i'm megan fitzgerald. it is chilly out there. of course, we can complain about the weather, but there are people, as we were talking about a couple minutes ago, who are out there working in the cold weather. dangerously cold temperatures. >> you saw the images from the fires. firefighters doing just that. the storm team 4 weather center's chuck bell is here. >> happy saturday, everybody. i wish i had better news. if you've been around the washington areas the last couple days, there's really no surprise coming. we're going to stay way below freezing. we only made 21 degrees for a high temperature yesterday. so i looked it up. today, the one word, frigidity. air temperatures will be near zero tomorrow morning. moisture coming back on monday. there may be a little chance for some iciness on monday. we'll keep a close eye on that. we're in weather alert mode today because of the wind chills, which are as much as 10 to 15 below zero now. here's your current wind chills. minus 11 in gaithersburg. minus 9 in winchester afternoon highs near 20 degrees. stay bundled up. >> wow. >> all right, chuck. thanks. a sheriff's deputy had no idea he would be taking fire as he pursued a car on i-95. >> this is absolutely incredible. we requested this video first and got our hands on it first on 4. we're giving you the chance to go inside the dashcam avideo. you'll be in the cruiser with the deputy the moment he was dodging bullets. the scene halted tr we showed you the overturned suv. we began to piece together what happened. now, we can take you along with stafford county deputies as it all played out. this is the view out of deputy mccormick's windshield. the deputy hauling down courthouse road to the 95 onramp. turning north, his timing perfect. the suspect's suv in the far left lane. not far behind it, a virginia state trooper in pursuit. >> he's entering on the interstate, getting behind the black suv, the ford explorer, not knowing two miles down the road, the subject fired upon the trooper. >> investigators say the man behind the wheel of the suv is 43-year-old gregory lee. he shot and killed his wife in their apartment. after a few miles on the highway, watch the suv swerve to the middle lane. the trooper and deputy keeping close. suddenly, the car stops on the int interstate. watch as he angles his vehicle into 45 degree angle, trying to get a position to fire a shot, which he did. >> deputy mccormick quickly maneuvering his cruiser to the far right shoulder. he saw what we couldn't. we'll slow it down. look closely. that is a handgun pointed out the window. the bullet hitting both the trooper and mccormick's windshield. some of the windshield had shattered, causing him to bleed. he thought, perhaps, he'd be shot. even thinking that, he continues the pursuit. a few miles up, keep watching. >> wpull over. >> lee died at the hospital. investigators believe he put the gun to his own head and pulled the trigger. >> i believe in my heart there was divine intervention involved. the bullet came through my windshield. >> proud of his deputy's quick actions. going outside in this weather is not pleasant, but one prince george's county man h found somewhere warm to stay. 65-year-old daniel dehaven was last seen tuesday morning at the costco store on baltimore avenue. dehaven suffers from dementia. his family continues to remain hopeful with the outpour of help from the prince skbrogeorge's c police and volunteers. >> we found that prince george's county police are out here in huge numbers. it's really encouraging to see that. then we've had just an impressive outreach on social media, of volunteers from far and wide. >> if you like to help in the search for daniel dehavehaven, o our nbc washington app and use the search term, search help. switching gears here, maryland congressman elijah cummings remains in the hospital this morning. the u.s. representative had a minor procedure friday at johns hopkins hospito bacterial infection from his knee. last may, cummings was hospitalized for a heart valve replacement. he was supposed to return to congress after the operation but then he got an infection while in surgery. the congressman is said to be resting and is expected to make a full recovery. happening today in alabama, an arson investigation is underway after a woman who accused u.s. senate candidate roy moore of sexual misconduct lost her home in a fire. no one was home when that fire started. investigators do have a person of interest but say there is no indication the fire had anything to do with the woman's allegations against roy moore. several women accused moore of sexual misconduct, dating back more than 40 years. those are allegations that he always denied. now, he would eventually lose that senate race to democrat doug jones. it is the book everyone is talking about and can't seem to get their hands on quickly enough. we're talking about wolff's "fire and muir fury." it is an explosive book about the trump white house. jackie benson report how there had to be an emergency second delivery of copies. >> wanted to let you know that copies are back on hand. we have the copies behind the register here. >> reporter: inside the northwest d.c. bookstore once described by a national magazine as liberal washington's most sacred space, the release of michael wolff's "fire and fury" wasse an event with a capital e >> we're leaving for africa tomorrow. we have to have a copy. i ordered one somewhere else and it was coming but it's not here yet. >> reporter: the day began with people lined up outside the door at opening time. co-owner bradley graham said they bought up the store's 80 copies in 15 minutes. >> we were fortunate in being able to find several hundred more copies that arrived by mid afternoon. >> reporter: graham compares it to the excitement over a new significant difference. >> nobody expected that. you expect when a new hea"harry potter" book is going to be out, it'll be in great demand. this one caught everybody by surprise. >> got a call saying it's in? >> yeah. >> reporter: many called ahead to reserve their copy. >> this is the second delivery, they said. yeah, at least i guess, right? yeah. >> reporter: i spoke with one man who got three copies. he told me he was purchasing them for people who didn't want to be seen buying the book. in northwest, jackie benson, news 4. we are following breaking news this morning in prince george's county. take a look at this car stuck in the sink hole that was created by a water main break. this is on 52nd avenue and emerson street in edmundson. the car has been towed away. wssc is aware of the break but hasn't yet turned off the water. as you can imagine, it could be this cold weather is creating a lot of work for wssc. they're working 54 water main breaks right now in prince george's county alone. your time is 6:38. we're back at 6:40 on this saturday. if you need to get rid of your christmas tree, today you can do so in an ecofriendly way. between 10:00 and 2:00 this afternoon, bring your trees between the mer elementary camp and the parking garage. experts will be on hand to help you get rid of the trees properly. $10 to $15 donations are asked for, which will go to the merch elementary school teams. it offers wi-fi, swanky furniture and great rooms. the area's newest hotel is opening for business. >> only on news 4, we take you inside for an exclusive look at the hotel that's built plus, we're six days into the new year. have you icgiven up on your resolution yet? hopefully not. if you're struggling, tech tips to keep you honest and on track. in i'm a small business, but i have... g plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? virtual tours? zip-file? really big files? in seconds, not minutes... just like that. like everything... the answer is simple. i'll do what i've always done... dream more, dream faster, and above all... now, i'll dream gig. now more businesses, in more places, can afford to dream gig. comcast, building america's largest gig-speed network. good morning, everybody. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell on another weather alert day for the bitter cold out there. four tgs today, freezing cold. staying well below freezing even during the day tomorrow. chance for some light rain, which may start with a little iciness on monday. then we end as all rain and temperatures back to the upper 40s by tuesday. all the highs and lows in specific coming right up. > >> when is spring? >> i know, right? countdown is on. >> over this. the "today" show is next on n bc 4. >> we head up to new york where craig melvin and sheinelle jones is joining us live. >> chuck bell mentioned the 40s. that'd be tropical. >> i know, right? >> coming up on this saturday morning on "today," we're talking about this bitter cold. more than 120 million people are waking up to another freezing day. the temperatures keep dropping. dylan will let us know if we'll ever see a warmup. we're tackling 2018 by looking at everything from your personal finances to help and wln simple things you can do today to make this new year even better. and we're catching up with the curries. we'll sit down with basketball superstar steph curry and his wife, a power player in her own right. those stories and more when we get started on a saturday morning here on "today." >> the little girls are so cute. >> see you in 15. only on news 4, a d.c. church built in the early 1900s has for the last 25 years sat empty. now new life. tommy mcfly has an exclusive first look inside the line d.c. hotel as it opens its doors in adams morgan. >> reporter: good morning. what's really wild about the line d.c. when you go to adams morgan spot is how much they sourced from our city and also really strived to make the place a community spot. you're going to get a first look. we had the first cameras inside the line d.c. with a story you will onlee >> this is built for the community. what we have provided here is high-speed internet. it's complimentary. people are beginning to adopt this space. they've known about it for quite a few years and helped us create it. there are notes of the church still here. like the grand chandelier. >> we weren't able to save the orga organ, but we saved the pipes and turned it into this magnificent chandelier. >> reporter: in every guest room is a flavor of washington. >> what we want to happen, when our guests walk into a room or wake up in the morning, they know without a doubt they're in washington, d.c. all the artwork you see on the falls, all of the photography is from local artists. the furniture is replicas of furniture we found in washington d.c. the books, every room has a miniature library. >> what is this? >> full service radio. this is our podcast station that we have live in our rooms. >> reporter: with a roster of 30 local shows, they will bring the noise and the neighborhood conversation. after a quarter century of quiet, the line d.c. hopes to bring a spark of new life to an adams morgan landmark. >> it's remember yvenues for fa romantic and adventure. >> reporter: chef spike of woodbury kitchen opens his concept in the next week or so. it's free to go in. check out the wi-fi and see what they've done with the place after the church had been vacant and empty for 25 years. i'm tommy mcfly with your first look on news 4. >> cool to see that. look at the sun riset behin us. sunrise. >> sun is not up until 7:27. a little b it'll help a little. the sunshine should allow temperatures to get up maybe as much as 20 degrees later this afternoon. practically a heat wave. it is a bitter cold start. weather alert mode. custom tailored forecast is on our app. download that. all the latest on the cold and what could be a mess on monday. outside on a saturday morning, it's about what it looks like, cold. no doubt about it. we will stay on the cold side, as well, for really quite some time to come. freezing cold weather for the rest of the day today. not much in the way of an improvement coming our way as we get into later on in the day either. why is my computer frozen up there? darn. let me walk you through it. currently, temperatures are in the single numbers in most of the suburbs to about 10 degrees in downtown. there will be a little improvement later on in the so temperatures will climb back up to almost 20 degrees. we will take that for sure. it won't be feeling all that warm though. the winds out of the northwest. that is also, unfortunately, going to continue. wind chills are near minus 10 this morning. wind chills will stay near zero all through the course of the afternoon. not much of a reprieve from the cold coming our way later on in the day either. temperatures today, near 20. overnight, with the wind dying away, temperatures will really have a chance to bottom out early tomorrow morning. that will be as a result of clear skies and a light wind. that will mean temperatures could be down near the records early tomorrow morning. there we go. finally. look, i can do two things at once. record lows for this morning which will not be broken, doesn't look like. 2 in washington. 4 at dulles airport. tomorrow morning, bwi and dull el it is 8 this morning. tomorrow morning will be about 5 degrees colder air temperatures than this one. but without the wind chill. we're in weather alert mode today. the wind chill advisory is in effect until noon. wind chills could be as much as minus 5 to minus 15 between now and lunchtime. the current wind chills, minus 12 in hagerstown. planning out the day, all sunshine all the time today. not much of an improvement. temperatures only climbing up to about the upper teens to near 20 degrees today. here's your ten-day forecast. walk you through this. 18 today and breezy. back up to 27 tomorrow with a light south wind. that'll help a little bit. moisture coming our way monday. it'll be dry monday morning with temperatures near 20. by monday afternoon, back up near 40 but with moisture coming in and the ground is frozen solid. any little bit of light rain could freeze on contact. that'll be mid to late morning monday. we'll watch back to near 50 later on in the week. more rain. it will be rain late next week to early next weekend before another shot at colder air comes back into the picture. >> chuck, thanks. couple of questions for you. did you make a resolution to lose weight or get healthier in the new year? second question, are you sticking to it? >> if you're having trouble, you're not alone. the technology and apps available right now to get you z2i1zz z16fz y2i1zy y16fy tone of the most pristine and beautiful parts -- of the world. but barbara comstock just voted to put it up for sale. why? to pay for tax cuts for billionaires and big corporations. comstock supported donald trump's tax scheme for the wealthy, adding $1.5 trillion to the debt and leaving us with the bill. tell barbara comstock we won't stand for selling our wild lands to give billionaires a tax cut. many of you trying to start this year on a healthy track but sticking with new year's resolutions is the challenge. not easy. >> not easy. 80% of people actually go back to their old routines by the second week of february. liz mclaughlin has some ways that technology can help you stay accountable for the entire year. >> all we're going to do is we're going to pull. >> reporter: many of us start the new year climbing toward a new goal. many shelf the resolutions within a month. >> in three, two, one. >> reporter: an accountability buddy can help you stay motivated. if someone can't help you in person, do it digitally. >> when you join step channels with your friends and family, you see an increase of two or three on average. >> reporter: fitbit has a community component so others can see if you're apple watch users can see a friend's progress and might encourage you to reach higher. wearables help by making it easy to track activity, providing a visual for progress and reminders to stay motivated. >> it's about consistency 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