next, we cannot dodge winter forever. the d.c. area hit by a winter storm and smacked by the cold. >> we hit the ground and turned around and she was shot in the head and killed. next, a look inside the chaos at the fort lauderdale airport. passenger share their experiences and what we are learning tonight about the shooter.

day on twitter. the news at 11:00 starts now. news at 11:00 am on your side. kimberly: a saturday snowstorm and the first significant one of the season, depending on where you were you got anywhere from a dusting to six inches. most of the east coast is digging out tonight. we have live team coverage with meteorologist josh knight tracking the cold moving in, but gin with amy aubert. i heard you a moment during the mic check say, ooh, the wind! amy: we walked outside and a gust of wind came towards us. warnedinia, drivers are to stay off the roadways tonight because of black ice and treacherous conditions. crews say one of the biggest

of the roadway will turn almost immediately to ice. crews continuing to hit the roads tonight throughout d.c. >> you don't think that it's a big deal, but given the amount of traffic in the district, it really can be dangerous. my: they kicked off old deployment of over 200 vehicles at 11 p.m. friday. they had plows throughout saturday night. >> it's important that we are out there in three for ice, because weblack ice want residents to be able to commute and travel safely. amy: this hardware store seeing their first big rush of the season. jugs.was full of bags and amy: the biggest sellers, ice melt and scrapers. >> people cap to coming. >>

amy: homeowners and crews preparing ahead of the potential freeze. >> although the snow is not given what wee, have seen over the past 24 to 48 hours, the roads have been impacted. amy: virginia state police say from the night saturday until 6 p.m. they responded to more than 500 traffic crashes. live in arlington, amy aubert, abc 7 news. kimberly: ocean city maryland was hit hard. take a look at the whipping wind on the boardwalk, with blowing snow. the further thing from a beach day. in richmond, they got several inches of snow. at times the snowfall resembled a snow globe. other times it was more like a blizzard. they reall

josh: and very quickly. the big part of the system got to the coast. becoming soploded, much stronger, so much more quickly. kimberly: around here we will cup and the roads are dry. josh: and it started early on. kimberly: and by 1:00, a nice layer. josh: everybody across the east coast dealing with it. the winter wallop from north carolina to massachusetts. >> stay home. do not go out and drive on the roads unless you absolutely have to. josh: under a state of former to say, including greensboro hit with 10 inches. making roads treacherous and road crews out in full force. further up the coast, the big apple was a big headache.

nightmare. at least 20 cars, three tractor-trailers, and a tanker colliding, shutting down northbound and southbound lanes, traffic snarled for miles. near cape cod, roads completely covered, not a single car insight. they expect a foot of snow in that area. to heavyoking ahead rain in the golden state that could cause flooding in the region. the big problems across the east coast. what we are watching now is asked the system moves out, the slope -- this low pressure system moves out, the high moves in, and we are sandwiched between them. monday, high of only freezing and the windchill in the single digits. what we are looking at now, that system will off to the northeast, still dumping snow from maine to connecticut, rhode island dealing with some of at

a bit. we have gotten colder overnight. the windchill right now, eight degrees in d.c. this is once you factor in the actual temperature and the breeze. one degree in hagerstown. a very cold night and tomorrow morning will feel worse. we don't even get out of the teens through the day. the windchill for d.c., four degrees at 7:00, nine degrees at noon. i will let you know when we finally feel better in the forecast. kimberly: are you sure there are not some numbers missing in that? [laughter] kimberly: stay on top of things with the stormwatch 7 weather app and sign up for school closing text alerts at wjla.com /text. internet, a rockville city police officer had to be cut from his cruiser after another car sideswiped him. the

officer will be ok. the driver was arrested on suspicion of dui. a developing story in florida. federal prosecutors filed charges against a man accused of going in a shooting rampage at the fort lauderdale airport that could bring the death penalty if convicted. moreime we are learning about with the gun man did, the immediate aftermath, andis encounter with law enforcement months before the shooting. >> the pops started, we hit the ground, i turned around and she was shot in the head and killed. kimberly: travelers call in the thick of the chaos. >> she was shot, and the guy next to him was shot. they were facedown, dead. kimberly: witnesses looked on in horror, as the gun man unleashed bullets. >> he laid on the ground with his arms straight out. >>

head. i saw three people with blood on them. kimberly: as hundreds fled, this man was saved by his laptop. i was crushed against the conveyor belt and i felt this thought. i later found out there was a bullet that ricocheted and entered my backpack. without the backpack, without my laptop in the case, the bullet would have gone through me. kimberly: heavily armed swat teams rushed to the scene. under arrest, 26-year-old asked upon santiago, who surrendered without a struggle. fbi agents a last november the next army reservist walked into the anchorage office agitated and incoherent. santiago made statement's about mind control and was taken to a mental health facility. >> there is currently no indication mr. santiago was working with other individuals in the plans carried out yesterday. watching if you were

the tarmac for hours. the airport rain at about 85% today, passengers waiting in long lines, some of which curved outside the building. a few flights got to the district. anna-lysa gayle picks up our coverage from the newsroom. was it tough for them to go back today? anna-lysa: certainly, kimberly. the passengers arrive today at 6 p.m. from a jetblue flight directly from fort lauderdale, many of them tired from the delays they experienced. those who frequently use the airport say today the environment was different. passengers returning to d.c. patience saturday afternoon as they traveled from fort lauderdale airport less than 24 hours after the violent attack that left five dead. elizabeth's flight was canceled after the shooting and we booked. >> my flight was scheduled today . we left at 5 p.m.

passengers say the airport was not the same. >> it felt weird, knowing something happened the night before. a lot of the businesses were closed, the flights were not on time. >> people were super helpful. anna-lysa: these three students say it was so packed, they had to find a seat on the floor. as law-enforcement continued their investigation, passengers also noticed an increase in security and fort lauderdale. >> it took longer to get through security. andhe sheriff's office definitely security through the airport. people were more alert and a bit frightened. anna-lysa: did you feel nervous about flying out today? >> a little nervous, a little hesitant, but i knew i had to be back here for school. all the work the police and law enforcement were doing and just hope for the best. anna-l

we talked to our from fort lauderdale. they say their thoughts are with the victims families. airport officials remind people locally to say something if they see something. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: thanks, anna-lysa. crime and anrrific uplifting substantial amount of online help for a teenager who was injured. says itpresident-elect is something only stupid people will do for stop the subject of his saturday tweets, next. and it is one of see world's most infamous attractions. tomorrow, it comes to an end.

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let's call the chicago -- let's show the chicago victim love has reached over $92,000. the suspects are facing charges of battery, kidnapping, and hate crimes in connection with the crime. they have been held without bail. trump'slike donald renewing his calls for warmer relations with russia. need to work together to solve pressing issues. he says that improving relations with russia would be good and the u.s. has enough problems in the world that "only full's would think that improved relations would be bad." thousands lined up to get tickets to president obama's farewell address. the line stretched for blocks and snarled traffic. mccormick place is where the president will speak tuesday night. the preview that speech in his weekly address. president obama:

american horizon,s a long time written by generations of citizens who somehow work together without fanfare to form a more perfect union. speechy: obama's final to the public will continue a tradition begun by george washington in 1796. vice president joe biden left his mark with his 44 years in washington. he did so again by signing the vice presidents desk in the eisenhower executive office building. you are actually allowed to do this. the desk has been signed by every vice president since nelson rockefeller in 1977. it is also signed by presidents truman and eisenhower. the desk was once used in the oval office. i don't think that date is right for rockefeller. 1877? we have to get that right. josh:

cool. secretive. little now it's a little too publicized. talking about the cold weather, taking over as the windchill will be the big thing heading into tomorrow morning. every time this pops up now, it is like the wind is not cooperating. 3, but atn down to this minute, the windchill right now at 16. when the wind blows come in obviously feels much worse. going,the things we have at reagan, a similar situation where the feels like temperature is eight degrees. the actual temperature is 20. these numbers this time of night are important. we get to a certain temperature when it gets cold enough, the freeze is hard enough that even roadways that have been treated with salt and chemicals can still ice up, so be very careful early tomorrow morning. if it looks wet, it could still be icy.

skies. but ited up quite a bit, depended on where you were as far as how much you saw. and st.en inches south mary's county, calvert county five inches to stop reagan national, dulles, about a half-inch and that's it. the biggest numbers, towards the beach, 10 inches snow hill, bethany beach more than seven inches of snow. the further north and west, just a few flurries. many places getting almost two inches. tomorrow morning, about 11 degrees to 18 degrees but it will feel colder because of the wind. single-digit wind chills tomorrow morning and if you places below zero. the good news, sunday through the day, starting off at 8 a.m. with the futurecast, clear skies most of us come just a few extra clouds late in the day. sunshine, dry weather tomorrow. moay

moving through, but nothing that we have to watch out for too much other than the cooler temperatures. day, we through the bring in the chance of a little bit of a wintery mix, then rain. tuesday is when we are back on alert, ready for wet roadways and icy conditions. tomorrow the high just 25, but feels colder because of the brees, wind gusts over 20 miles per hour at times. 25 sunday, 30 monday, the middle of the week back into the 60's by friday. with warmer weather also a chance of rain, but at least we see things moving in the right direction. dry monday., tuesday, a chance late in the ,ay, will northwest of d.c. watching for some of that to start as a wintry mix and maybe ice. wednesday, everything that comes that will be rain as

looking dry right now thursday with a better chance of showers friday. by next weekend, still in the 40's, but better than this weekend. kimberly: some of those numbers were wrong. josh: some of them were flip-flopped. kimberly: and i was wrong about nelson rockefeller, 1977. that does not seem like ancient history, but anyway -- robert: let's talk hoops. kimberly: cqan we get a win from georgetown? robert: yes, and the terps looking to bounce back in the big ten.

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the capitals looking for their fifth straight win tonight against the ottawa senators. nicklas backstrom leaves it for osche, who likes the lamp. that was nicklas backstrom's 500th career assist. braden holtby with 30 saves, pitching a shutout. caps win 1-0. college hoops, the terps trying to bounce back in the big ten after a loss to nebraska, trying to get back on track against michigan today. terps up 31-26. that is a burner. erps led 37-28 at the break. less than a minute to go in the game, jackson, count it, and fell. maryland wins 77-70. the struggle is very real for georgetown right now. they have not wo

big east yet. another tough opponent today against butler. derickson, the good look from three. hoyas up 2. but this goes to overtime in the bulldogs take over. fowler is there with the putback. 76, fallingloses 85- to 0-4 in the big east. tech, hanging around, down 55-47. fsu's defense was too tough. seminoles on the move, finishing strong full stop florida state wins 73-78. the maryland women hosting northwestern. disney

and win, 15 improving to-1 on the season. afc wild-card matchup between the texans and raiders. everybody was went to see how connor coke would do. the answer, not so good. brock asked weiler with the past, touchdown. texans up. now the play fake, keeper, one yard score. 4, advancing to the divisional round of the playoffs. james madison-youngstown state. the dukes off to a good start. davis in the corner of the end zone. initially ruled out of bounds, but he got foot down. james madison wins the

that is their second title in program history. and the nfc wild-card game, the seahawks beat the lions 26-6. that was the final. kimberly: the jmu championship game looked like it was a sunny location. robert: yes, very warm. kimberly: the show is over at

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