Radicalization. Washington college claes are canceled while they search for a student who they believe has a gun. 19yearold jacob marberger. Theyre asking students to leave campus completely and to go home. The decision when to go home will be considered on a daytoday basis. A 16yearold d. C. Person is headed back home after surviving six days alone in the mountains of tennessee. Search crews rescued ava zekeiel. Her daughter couldnt work but was healthy enough to see her before her parents could go to the hospital. She went missing last wednesday while she was hiking with some classmates from her boarding school. Right now the death toll is rising in Washington State after terrible storms slammed the northwest. Three people have died. About 300,000 are without power now. Those deaths are all from trees falling on cars. Winds up to 119 Miles Per Hour are recorded south of seattle. The heavy rain is expected to pick back up tonight in that area. Flooding could become a problem overnight
Virginia Visitors Center around 9 00 this morning. Vdot reported 600 vehicles on the road and crews are only plowing areas with more than two inches of snow theyre telling us. Well we have heard a lot from parents in fairfax and loudon counties who said they were too slow to start on time. At one time Fairfax County Public Schools was trending worldwide on twitter. This is video from Sterling Virginia this morning where buses were out on the snow covered roads trying to get through to kids and then to school. Most of the area remains under a Winter Weather advisory right now until 1 00 this afternoon. Storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein begins our Team Coverage from the weather channel. Tom. Hey, barbara, most of the snow has ended in the metro area. The snow has ended. As we look at the storm team 4 radar, right now the last of the know is just to our north in the panhandle of West Virginia into washington and frederick county. A few lingering snow flurries in the eastern shore. It
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