substantial coastline. we have team coverage of what may happen later. that is the latest. michelle: thank you. the family inside this house in clinton says the wind was howling before the tree came down this morning but they are not sure if the weather is to blame. kevin lewis is live with a look at how the cold and the weather we are encountering is making it tough for people to cope with. kevin? kevin: kevin: some wind gusts are 30 miles per hour. the temperature around 25 degrees fahrenheit. the wind chill is between 10 to 20 degrees fahrenheit. it's a primary factory here. if i was off work, netflix,

hot tea, sweat pants would have sounded good. but a lot of people braved the elements to see what d.c. had to offer. 50 people gliding across the ice. we saw couples. family and the mothers with the kids in tow. at the martin luther king memorial. they were inside the granite sculpture. but it had an impact on attendance. >> to be honest a third of the people here this than last year. the cold drew them out to pay tribute to m.l.k. >> i would rather be in hot weather by a pool and a cool drink of the posed to bundling up. every time you go in, it's

hot. kevin: i have to find me an assignment to make me to miami. despite the winds no delays at any of the d.c. airports. you are looking at reagan. burr there are whitecaps on the river. gusts are topping 35 miles per hour. we have more at 5:00. for now we are live in southwest. i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. you can hear the wind there. bundled up to enjoy the martin luther king parade in the district. the parried went through southeast d.c. from 12:30 to 2:00. jonathan: f.b.i. director james comey helped lay a wreath in honor of dr. martin luther king south of the national mall. this is the 30th year for the

federal holiday honoring the civil rights leader. the cold didn't stop some folks for honoring martin luther king. >> dozen of students came to the southeast today to clean up the area around the anacostia river. this is just one group. wind chill in single digits. this is freezing out here but they are on a mission to clean up anacostia park. this time last year, they cleaned up more than 9,000 pounds of garbage. they want to beat that goal. jimmy is a student here. what brought you out here? >> well, thank you for having us. we are with hab talent for humanity. they have a service here for

the university. we had the day off of school. they try to call a day on. a day of service for us. >> thank you. you had to work for the day off. this same group is going to be traveling to south carolina to continue their service on the spring break. this whole program is part of the anacostia clean rivers program. reporting on the anacostia river i'm sam sweeney, abc7 news. michelle: others spent the holiday honoring dr. king's calling for action. jeanette reyes went to landover where they were marching to stop the violence. jeanette: the frigid temperatures were no match for people who came out layered one a simple and a strong message. >> a lot of kids need something to do other than violence.

the kids are on the right track. >> one county, one voice. maybe we can trickle to montgomery. we want the violence to stop. jeanette: the movement cannot go on without participants. there is an ongoing campaign to raise awareness on how to stop violence in prince george's county. reporting in prince george's county, jeanette reyes, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. others took today to channel dr. king's push for equality and fair wages. we have more on that push at 4:30. jonathan: now a developing story out of falls church where police are looking for a person who started shooting outside a popular theater three. men were injured. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg from falls church with the latest. what happened, jeff?

jeff: the fight started before 2:00 a.m. 15 to 25 shots fired. one bullet coming through the business here. 75 yards away from the theater and the bullet traveled through this door, through this wall here, through this office way and this wall here and coming to the other side. coming to a stop here at the bookcase. it happened in the middle of the night. thankfully no one was here at the time. this stems from the incident at a theater across the street in downtown falls church. last night they hosted a show featuring the rapper scarface and a go-go band ironically advertised on facebook as show of love, peace, unity. at the end of the show the fight broke out in the theater and filled to the street where a hundred people were in the crowd. one man fired 15 to 20 shots in 2 crowd with the two officers there trying to

contain the situation. one man was shot in the shoulder and transferred to inova fairfax hospital with non-life threatening injuries. two others drove themselves to frederick, maryland. their injuries are also non-life threatening. the suspect is still on the lupus. >> the witnesses have not given a lot of detail. it makes it hard to find the police. >> can you guarantee anywhere is safe these days? i don't think so. >> the police are looking for anyone with information about the shooting to come forward with information. they are looking for he from the public. at 5:00, we speak with the owner of the business and the chilling words he shared with us after seeing this damage early this morning. until then, live in falls church, jeff goldberg, abc7

news. jonathan: what a scary situation. tomorrow night join us for a round table discussion on the guns in america. that is tomorrow at 7:00 on the sister station. newschannel8. michelle: thank you. turning now to vote 2016. today republican front runner donald trump made a campaign stop in virginia. they report the stop at the liberty university comes as the squabble with senator cruz created an opening for the other candidate. >> with two weeks left to the causes can they are out in full force. donald trump made a case for the christian conservative but some called it phony. >> corinthians 3:season. the whole ballgame. where the spirit of the lord -- right?

where the spirit of the lord, there is liberty. >> ted cruz has been calling into question his conservative values. >> who has been a consistent conservative? not adopted conservative language but who walked the walk? >> with the 2 high what poll numbers in flux there is no love lost between the front-runners. >> the struth is he is a nasty guy. >> democrats were afraid from critiquing each other at naacp monday to focus instead on the legacy of dr. king. >> dr. king died with his work unfinished. it is up to us to see it through. >> dr. king said we have to combat racism. combat income and wealth inequality. >> different tone from last night's debate where the barbs were sharp. >> he voted to let guns go on amtrak.

>> you received $600,000 in speaking frees from goldman sachs. >> for his part, ted cruz seemed to be having fun with donald trump attacks tweeting out in response janet jackson video for "nasty." in northwest, abc7 news. jonathan: getting interesting and creative. michelle: who would have thought? jonathan: on the heals of the massive corruption probe of international soccer, another sport under the microscope. >> plus months after an taco bell executive caught beating up a taxi driver, find out why the driver is being sued. jonathan: launch of an experimental rocket goes off without a hitch. the landing is a whole other story. michelle: but first, a possible mote i on a deadly attack on a police officer. my constipation and belly pain

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michelle: new developments in the search for 12 missing marines. searchers found life rafts that were on board the two helicopters that collided off the coast of hawaii last week. three of the life rafts have been recovered. some were inflated but they

are not sure how it happened. one of the missing marine is the brother of miss d.c. haely jardas. jonathan: well, willing across the country honoring a ohio police officer shot to death in the line of duty on sunday. it was just before midnight that investigators say officer thomas cottrell was found dead behind the municipality building 60 miles northeast of columbus. the department has said that it received a phone call about 11:30 sunday night from a woman saying her ex-boyfriend was looking to kill a police officer. that match was later arrested in connection with the killing. michelle: former taco bell executive charged with hitting his uber driver is suing the same driver. in november, you remember this video, right? benjamin golden charged with misdemeanor assault and was sued for $25,000 for striking his driver. golden is suing the driver for recording the altercation without his concept and posting it on youtube. he said the viral video caused

him emotional distress and cost him his job. jonathan: he is not the only uber driver with problems. in budapest 100 taxis are blocking highways and demanding yubeer and all the uber apps and businesses be banned from operating. drivers say it takes 50 to 60% of the customers but they are not suspected to the same regulations they are. the budapest mayor says they agree but they have no way to ban uber. michelle: we know a lot of folks have today off from work. but holiday traffic can be an issue. jamie: we are seeing a few problems. >> that is why you see the traffic in the seens. this beginning before route 32. heading south, 95 is a better

option. we had an earlier reported accident near 210. 395 the toll road and 66. they have to pay to ride the express lane so the rates are always in use. show you what to expect. i know it's freezing but it looks nice. if you are driving be careful. that is a look at traffic. back to you. jonathan: thank you. we are waiting to get more information from paris. that is where an avalanche in the french alps killed five surgeries doing aining exercise at the time of the avalanche. this comes days after a school group swept away in alps that killed three including two

students. a scary situation the snow gets wet. nothing you can do. michelle: not at all. we are seeing extreme cold. doug: we have two big weather stories. one is the extreme cold and win. the other is significant snow. i will talk about the snow in a bit. the first headline, steve rudin is here to tell us about the day. cold day. >> the coldest day we have seen here since february 20 of last year. this is pointing toward the district. it is still cold out there. the weather bug network that show 17 degrees in centreville. these are air temperatures.

23 at reagan national airport. 25 in southern maryland. it is colder with the feels like out there. it feels like seven in andrews. the forecast as we wake up tomorrow morning. bundle up. it's cold and windy in the district. menace analysis looks at 9 degrees. what we do see will have a hard time to warm us up. a bigger story on the way. could we look at snow? dug hill. doug: this is all due to the possibility of what could happen for the low pressure in pract ocean. this is representing a trough that will spread over the coast to make a prove east. this many days away trying to figure out the impact it will have. the computer model is coming

together. the energy will emerge over the rockies. make a move in the direction. if this track is the one that works, there will be cold air to produce snow fall over the mid-atlantic including our region. the problem forecasting monday afternoon for something that won't happen to later friday, friday night and saturday is a lot of things can change. the formation seven could change and the track could change. with that in mind i know the social media is loaded with opinions but trust me. no one knows for sure yet. give you the key elements we know for sure. we expect a big supply of cold air. that is the key. the next key is where will it track? a difference of 50 to 60 miles in the track of the system will determine who gets the heaviest snow or rain and rain

and snow mix. key but no way to know yet. this will move offshore. we will see clearing saturday and sunday. so this is a classic setup. we have to wait a few days for the elements to merge and combine. this will turn into the storm over the pacific. changes are likely. there is the potential for snow. the entire storm watch 7 team is on top of this. we will give you update on air and online and send out extra sweets to keep you one step ahead. three steps ahead of a developing storm. it is bitterly cold. sunny and breezy. 28 tomorrow. wednesday is warmer and flurry late in the day. friday and saturday we are

placing probability of 70%. temperatures in the 30s and then warming up next week. could it be with so many snow lovers want? jonathan: scoopable is not scientific but what do you see the potential of the low and the high? doug: major snowstorms is 18 inches or more. that is a possibility. but it's also a possibility that it could be rain. too many things to track. if the storm center is close to us it will cut off the cold air to give us a mix of rain. too far south we are cold and drier and most will stay out to sea. this is monday. this is something late friday to saturday. possibility. generates so much interest we want to get on top of it. we don't have answers and probably won't until wednesday or thursday morning. michelle: keep watching day after day after day. you can stay a step ahead of

mother nature by signing up to the abc7 school closing alerts. log on to wjla.com to get a message on your crem phone what the school systems close. jonathan: coming up for us on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- changing names. while mid-shipman could be going the way of the do-do. michelle: a look a

jonathan: the australian open kicks off today but it comes as we learn about a scandal rocking the world of tennis. there are reports that there is wide-spread match-fixing amongst the top ranked players. alison starling has a look at the explosive allegations. alison: this is big. first day of the australian open and most people would be talking about the matches themselves but instead everyone is talking about the match-fixes. and an alleged cover up by the tennis goffing body. b -- governsing body. there is a report claims 16 player ranked in the top 50 told the governing body they have intentionally thrown matches. this is including wimbledon.

the players suspected of throwing them were all allowed to continue competing. eight of them are scheduled to play in the 2016 australian open happening right now. >> this is a growing problem. it's huge. the tennis integrity unit is not getting to grips with it. >> absolutely reject any suggestion that evidence of match fixing has been suppressed for any reason or isn't thoroughly investigated. while the bbc and buzz feed report, they refer to events from ten years ago we will investigate any new information. we always do. alison: the documents allegedly show gambling syndicates in russia and italy profited on the fixed matches. officials with pro tennis insist they take it seriously and the tennis integrity unit follows up.

michelle: thank you. bending and bruised. it may just be the next exercise trend to look out for. it combines yoga classes and buries. jonathan is a fan. they are the divisional classes but they are held at breweries. after the workout get a beer and tour. the partnership tend to attract newcomers especially men like jonathan. jonathan: i will be there all day at that gym. coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- how low will they go? a look at the drop in gas prices. >> the airport workers are out in the cold. what they're asking for coming up. michelle: doug is back with a look at the chill and when we might see snow.

announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. michelle: the reverend martin luther king jr. was in memphis the day he died to support sanitation workers in their push for better wages. today in our area, airport employees are using the holiday dedicated to dr. king to call for the same. brianne carter was at their protest today. brianne: fighting for $15 an hour, the reagan national airport worker marched down independence avenue demand changes for contract employees.

the airport workers marching past the martin luther king jr. memorial before blocking traffic near 14th street. continuing dr. king's legacy of the nonviolence civil disobedience. the group supported by the local union that includes baggage handlers and others saying in addition to the wages, they want healthcare. brianne: the other unions are joining in across the country. boston, philadelphia and new york. no arrests were made in d.c. coming up what delicate norton plans to doment brianne carter, abc7 news. michelle: not a good day to be outside.

i want for a quick to the car and felt like my face would shatter. jonathan: if you're an ice maker you love days like this. doug hill has a check on the chill and when it might warm up or take a turn for the worse. doug: clear skies. very cold temperatures. winds will stay with us throughout the night. with that in mind the national weather service issued wind chill advisory for north and west of washington. these are current temperatures 20. in potomac. 21 in dale city. 2 in anacostia. 2 on the campus of gallaudet university. it's still blustery with the air temperature 7 to 16 above. 10 to 20 miles per hour. there are not many clouds out there. this isn't the end of the week storm. this is tuesday morning from

the oklahoma panhandle that may spread snow across the valley. back to sunshine for thursday. friday and saturday's entire stretch could be highlighted by a significant east coast storm. 70% probability of friday and saturday. we will explore the possibilities as more guidance comes to report back. back to alison. [music] alison: that is the blue high school marching band closing out the martin luther king parade this afternoon. at the center of it all is our own photo journalist peggy. she is not having fun or anything. she the biggest fan in world of blue and they are big fans of her, too.

after 42 years that was her last assignment with us here at abc7. leon: we talked about this for a day. i do it innocent whoa will miss her more, us or those folks there. they're family. alison: sam! leon: how many years were you together? >> 1998. acknowledging her retirement but celebrating that will walk out happy and healthy. >> i have met amazing people. >> amazing memories along the way. >> share some with us. >> one of the best memories is the night that obama was elected. sam and i were on yew street. behind the circle people were jumping up and down.

a person said i have a new president and he is black. everyone is jumping around. [laughter] the streets filled up with people. horns were hopping. so much love and happiness in the air. one of the biggest moments. michelle: you are a recognizable fixture in washington, d.c. journalism. at all the big scenes. you know the city inside and out. you are a female video journalist. there are not a lot of them. leon: one who never wears pants. amazingly. 22 years, never worn pants. >> once she wore pants. we went to africa. to nigeria. i got up that morning and i went in the lobby and out walked pelgy in pants. i was like what? >> she wore pants when we were in africa.

the first and last time i saw her in pants. >> somewhat interested you to get into being a photographer? >> i was in my junior year i changed majors. but i came here and there was no women. so i was an editor. then they wanted editor to shoot and shooters to edit. he let me go in the field. >> what was the first snowshower >> the pope had come to -- what was the first snowshower >> the pope had come to town. i was running saying i don't think these shoes are working. but it was pond if you did -- but i thought it was important i could do the job as a woman. i felt most comfortable in a skirt and both can do the job. >> going out that way, too.

>> some of the stories we're hearing, the fire, the van caught on fire? >> my van caught on fire. maureen: i am wearing a scarf for you. i didn't want to interrupt you i want to tell the viewers how much she has meant to all of us and women in the newsroom. in the 1960's, 1970's and the 1980's, things were hard for us. she was a trail blazer. she has done a great job over the years of helping other people. >> absolutely. >> to get in field. photographers and reporters. >> she comes in on the day off to help young people get the tapes together. >> we work together off and on

over nine years. channel 7 was part of a consortium where we went to high school and worked with young people. we worked several times -- other reporters do but several times at the high school. she is well known particular wi the band. >> i love the spirit. carry it with me forever. >> we have more video of the kids honoring you. >> after the parade. >> i think so. high-stepping. [laughter] alison: just the fact you have had this partnership. everybody knows peggy, sam, sam, peggy. is there you go together. you have done fantastic work together. >> we do take vacations. sometimes i'm there. where is peggy?

>> or if i'm out they are like where is sam? >> what will you do now that she is going away? >> i have no idea. i'll probably call her up. >> we will miss you. >> we miss you already. and love you. >> it's been great. thank you for being so good, making my career and high life so good. take care of him. not saying goodbye. just say thank you. >> come here. >> i'll start crying. [applause] >> only one peggy. >> coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a hard landing. what went wrong with the space tried to land the latest rocket upright. >> plus the first big snowfall of winter. find out where and when we could see something similar. just ahead.

jonathan: check this video out. a woman barely missed being hit by a speeding car that crashes through gas station window in australia.

they caught the whole thing on surveillance camera. and the driver plowed in missing the woman just walking to the counter at the time. the store workers dragged two people inside the car out to safety. police are looking into what caused the crash and whether alcohol may have been a factor. you see something like that and you think holy cow. matter of inches. michelle: glad she was two steps behind. she is okay. failed landing attempt for space-x. dramatic video shows unmanned rocket attempting to land upright on platform sunday. jonathan: so close. michelle: it carried a sat late into orbit but failed the secondary goal which was to land on floating platform. tough to do. jonathan: they will do it again and get it. something more sug analysisful for astronauts on the international space station, scott kelly tweeted out this weekend of the first flower grown in space.

the experiment to grow the vinia took two years. not the first plant grown in space but they grew red romain lettuce in 2014. michelle: here is startling statistic. the 62 richest people in world have as much money as the bottom half of the world's population. that is 3.6 billion people. the report studied the annual list of the billionaires credit suisse global wealth. that is mind boggling to think. jonathan: we're not in the top 62. watching the weather we will check back with the weather team when the cold snap will break and what the weekend may have in store.

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jonathan: students at the u.s. naval academy might not be midshipmen for long. not in name. maryland bureau chief brad bell looks at the push to change that phrasing. brad: women now serve in almost out places in the military and they the ended the naval academy in 1976. is it time to stop calling them "midshipmen?" some think it matters and they ordered a review of the titles to remove "man" from the titles. which means midshipmen could become a rank of the past. >> it's fair to change it. we have not just men doing things but women as well. >> though it is a general term, it doesn't fit in t times of today. >> midshipmen are not allowed

to weigh in. academy spokesman declined to comment. some in annapolis are critical of the notion -- >> it's just a label. i don't hit the it means anything. i don't think it should be insulted. brad: another challenge, what would you call them? >> officer? instead of policeman. >> they want the recommendations by april 1. it is possible that "midshipmen" will be left alone. one thing we know, they won't be calling them cadets. that is what army does and that would beer to pee doed here -- that would be torpedoed here. jonathan: you can't have the army overlap the navy with the rank. coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- the story of a woman still swinging in her 90's. michelle: impressive. erin hawksworth has a preview. erin: you will love this

story. her name is leah cotts and hails from montgomery county auz one of the most remarkable athletes in the area. >> fun to get out there and see your friends. i told my granddaughter it's a great way to meet nice guys, you know. >> she plays tennis to meet men. make i should take it up. just kidding. she is 91 years young. she is quiet a story. she really is an inspiration. i think she is a hoot. we will introduce you to the amazing leah cott at "abc7 news at 5:00". michelle: 91. imagine what she is like in her 20's. jonathan: she can really swing it. michelle: thank you. no outdoor tennis, indoor tennis. first we have this. for the first time this winter folks in tokyo woke up to

snow. the first snowfall turned to sleet. that caused a problem for the morning commute. jonathan: got ugly. let's talk about our weather. you are all excited in the weather center. this is the first big thing that could happen. >> we could see hardly anything at all. a lot will change in the next couple of days or so. each day goes by we have a better grasp of what to expect on saturday. could it be the first big know? it could be. folks are looking forward to this. it's sunny. the sun will set shortly. 19 degrees in hagerstown. 21 in leesburg. 21 in reagan airport. feels like it's in the teens and it feels like 12 degrees in herndon. the f you widen out the view

it's single digits. four degrees for a feels like in frederick. we still have a wind chill advisory this evening, overnight to the first half of tomorrow. it expires at the noontime hour. it does include montgomery and loudoun county to the north and west. 7 to 16 for overnight low. clear, blustery. highs around 28 degrees. let's talk about the weekend forecast. saturday could be messy with snow or sleet or rain. it all depends on the track of the storm. lower 40's. i will end with the seven-day outlook. temperatures in the 40's monday next week. jamie: we still have volume at 20 miles per hour. 5th in the 50's and the 60's. the only thing on the beltway now is heavy traffic on the

outer loop. the h.o.v. lifted to 75. 66 the toll road. 95 in virginia it's a pay to ride express lane and they are always in use. let's look outside. the sun glare. this is not causing delay but it's something you will see. keep in mind that the wind warning in effect on the bay bridge. that is a look at

michelle: a "7 on your side" consumer alert. oil prices continue the 14-month dip. that is good news for drivers. according to a.a.a. the average gallon is $1.90. the average for the entire d.c. metro area is lower it 189 per gallon. jonathan: the only thing good to have your car towed is have a tow truck damage while is it

towed. that is what happened to a man recently. consumer reporter shows us what the rights are so you don't waste your money. john: bad weather means your car may end up on the back of the tow struck. if it's damaged who pays the repair bill? that is where one man wants to know. john: bump receiverred the dream ride. hardly davidson from his wife for christmas. when you hire a towing company to bring it home -- >> he released th front strap, boom! laid down. >> the harley fell off the glatt bed. >> put a don't in the tank. john: but says the towing company is dragging their feet. >> you can see it is starting underneath the speedometer. >> we paid a visit in the tow company. no one was in the office. i reach the owner where he said accept the driver's offer of $100 cash and figured the case was closed.

not so fast. >> i want them to make it look like when they picked it up. >> towing damage happens more than you think. a lot can go wrong when you lift a car in the air. consumers do have recourse. don't accept cash on the spot. it could make it harder to collect later. ask the towing company to pay for repairs. if they refuse fle a police report and contact the better business bureau and the state attorney general. >> step up, fix my bike. >> if it happens to you, take photos but don't agree to anything on the spot. leon: tonight a region spoiled with warm weather struggles with winter wind.

and health alert about a master of disguise. why you are taking lyme disease too lightly? plus the familiar faces you won't see on hollywood biggest night. major stink over the private trash in public cans. >> now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. >> it is downright cold outside on this martin luther king jr. holiday. alison: it feels like january. we could say that for sure. now everyone is already looking ahead to the weekend. there is a possibility that we could see the first significant snowfall of the season. leon:ly it's not jump the gun. first things first. get to the dangerous temperatures. doug hill in the weather center with a check of the forecast. >> it's cold and clear. this is very clear outside the belfort furniture weather

center. this is in the area of blue. north and west and southwest of the metro area. the wind chills could be five or ten below zero. the air temperature is 16 degrees. the chill alternating between three and nine above. temperatures at this hour are 16 in cumberland and hagerstown. 18 to winchester and martinez. 23 in annapolis. bo low zero in hagerstown. it's two below. cold tonight with overnight lows at 7 to 16 above. there wind will make it feel 10 below to five above at times. look for the next few days no weather story through wednesday. just flurries are possible. there is the potential of an east coast storm. we have mo