[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> now, abc seven news at noon on your side. adrianna: right now at noon, bone chilling cold blanketing our area. temperatures were in the teens this morning. with the breeze, it felt like we were in the single-digit. 7sh is here in the stormwatch talking the storm that will not go away. >> it will not. a couple of fronts over the next three days continue to reinforce the cold air. i want to start with the big map of the whole country so you can see it is not just us. 14 in d.c.

similar further north. we have temperatures that are going to be staying on the cooler site pretty much all day long. around the atlantic and into new york, things feel much colder than that. a big story is the brief. ze.hav-- br we have quite a bit of sunshine. we want to show you feels like temperatures. 13 for gaithersburg. 7 in winchester. around 10 four want to go -- for quantico. blow below freezing for your actual high temperature. hanging onto the sunny skies as we get to 2:00. some of the cloud cover will start to build in. tonight, back down to the teens and low 20's. tomorrow, some of us at least get just about the freezing rk

morning. i will time it out for you and also the windchill's for new year's eve. they will be very cold. more coming up in a bit. adrianna: just above freezing. when it comes to cold, we are not on our own. civil parts of the country are dealing death simila -- other pe country are dealing with similar temperatures. >> in minnesota, temperatures rising above zero. much better than yesterday when the temperatures near the canadian border dropped to 37 degrees below zero, shattering a record sent back in the 1920's. in milwaukee, the homeless are struggling to find a warm place to sleep. >> as many sleeping bags as i can. night.s cold at it really is. down here especially on top of concrete. >> in chicago, frozen pipes bursting, causing flooding in neighborhoods. crews

area needed while they work. in erie, pennsylvania, more than five feet of snow shattering records. >> today we will be out 10, 15 hours easily. >> it is so deep, the national guard has been called in. in new york, a state of emergency declared after 22 inches of snow. >> a little too early compared to what we normally get. cannot do anything about it. >> the forecast from minnesota to new york all the way south of dallas calls for frigid temperatures through the new year. adrianna: whether it is a winter or snowstorm orbiter cold, know what you are dealing with when you walked out the door by downloading our stormwatch 7 weather app free in the apple app store and google play. right now, people all over the country are scrambling to prepay their 2018 property taxes before january 1. that is when the new tax law takes effect. many fears are will rise because of new restrictions

state, and property tax deductions, but the irs warns prepaid taxes are only deductible if the property taxes are both assessed and paid this year. that means people in our area are out of luck, but late this morning, d.c.'s chief financial officer offered a legal review and determined d.c. residents can prepay and deduct this year. doug jones will officially be declared the winner of the alabama senate race despite a lawsuit from roy moore. alabama's secretary of state -- alabama's secretary of state says he will certify don jones's win today. argues attorney there should be a fraud investigation and a new election. >> we have more legislation passed. we broke the record. adrianna: that comment by president trump at a florida firehouse is getting a lot of attention, mainly becaus

in fact, president trump has signed he were bills into law than any first-year president since dwight eisenhower. the president is vacationing in florida, where he is golfing for a third day in a row. right now, traffic flow is back to normal at the intersection of prince william parkway in woodbridge after a car hit a pedestrian.we just learned moments ago that pedestrian has died. she is identified as a 52-year-old woman from woodbridge. so far, no word on what may have caused the accident. where overnight an assault suspect led police on a chase that ended in a crash that landed 8 people in the hospital. one of them suffering critical injuries. right now, that man is behind bars. sam sweeney with more on this chaotic scene. scene out oflike a a movie. it all unfolded before 8:00 last night on autumn drive. that is where it started. the suspect knocked on a door.

that is when the suspect attacked the child. when the family called 911, the suspect took off in a stolen car headed to the nearby shopping center, crashed into a pickup truck, and got into a fight with the pickup driver, then carjacking in stealing the pickup truck. he headed down the road and crashed into a minivan. the minivan had seven people inside of it. a child was ejected and is in the hospital in critical condition. the suspect took off on foot. two police officers gave chase. finally tackling the man. he injured one of the police officers, sending him to the hospital. the officer is expected to be ok, but i this hour, it remains unclear why the suspect originally knocked on the door and assaulted the child. we are waiting on an update from fairfax county police. as soon as we get it, we will pass it along. adrianna:

people are behindtwo -- this afternoon, two people are behind bars after a chase. it happened in germantown and came to an end 25 miles away on the gw parkway. police say the suspects crashed into a guardrail near the arlington-mclean border. robbery.s hurt in that now to an update and some answers as to how a man boarded a plane from los angeles to tokyo without a ticket for that flight. the plane made a u-turn mid air, wasting eight hours of flying time. suzanne kennedy explains why the passenger and his brother are now facing some serious charges. suzanne: the fbi is weighing, no charges against a pair of brothers who somehow got on flight 175 from los angeles to tokyo using a single boarding pass. the so-called like to know where took off from los angeles at noon on tuesday. backrs later, boomeranged one flight attendants discovered the possible stowaway. a 4000 mile detour.

identical names and allegedly used a duplicate boarding pass. one of them did have a legitimate ticket for flight 175. the other also had a real ticket to tokyo but on a different flight with a different airline. >> you have to know precisely how it happened here. once we get those answers, you can reverse engineer the process and make sure you do not let that occur again. suzanne: overnight, 16 hours delayed, the plane finally unloaded 208 very frustrated passengers in tokyo. >> honestly tired and pretty angry. >> pretty upset. >> definitely disappointed. suzanne: these honeymooners from washington, d.c. >> make up a day. there is no proposition. suzanne: there was also one very prominent tweeter, supermodel chrissy teigen. made thetag go viral -- made the

the airways say the return to los angeles was part of the standard procedure. they said they apologize for any convenience and offered most passengers a voucher up to $265. in the newsroom, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. >> back up. the car is on fire. back up. adrianna:, on camera, police officers risking their lives to save another. walking into a supermarket for a soda, but she leaves with a newborn baby. details on this dramatic delivery.here is a quick check of traffic in our area with eric smith. eric: good afternoon. major couple spot in virginia on 95 northbound. this is northbound shut down on 95 just before route 610 courthouse road in stafford county. delays will be back from fredericksburg. at the momen

today throughout this stretch on 95 in virginia so this is going to be a major deal for the northbound and southbound ride. trying to look at southbound traffic through the area, that is very heavy. the camera is not working right now. here we go. very slow already. looks like rush hour here. expect a huge mess on 95 throughout the day on the virginia side. for the capital beltway, struggling at old georgetown road in bethesda. river road, things start to even out a little bit. 270 will slow down a little bit out of clarksburg. that is all from the traffic center.

adrianna: back now with must-see video. police officers pulling a man from a burning car after a nasty accident. even pilgrim with a split-second decision by the officers that saved that man's life. >> back up. the car is on fire. backup. >> a fiery car crash, three teenagers inside, for milwaukee police officers jumping into action. >> when we saw the car went into flames, we saw people unconscious, when you we had to get them out. >> a body cam capturing the rush to rescue two teenagers trapped inside. uc office or tap on the window -- you see an officer tap on the window. when no one comes out, one of the officers goes in, pulling a teenager from the car, driving them away. >> knowing i was our only job right then and there. >> the fire growing.

a second teen out, moving him to safety. another teen was able to get out on his own. all three were taken to the hospital. adrianna: now to a sobering reality for 4 teenage boys in ohio spending the holiday season in a juvenile detention center for dropping a sandbag from the freeway, killing a man. each of those teenagers are between the age of 13 and 15. police claimed they deliberately tossed the sandbag from the bridge onto a busy interstate, hitting a car below. the driver died just three days before christmas. all 4 teenagers are now charged with murder. this incident comes just two months after five teenagers in michigan were charged with second-degree murder for throwing rocks over an overpass on the exact same highway that also killed a man. finishing touches are being added to the floats for the annual rose bowl parade in pasadena, california, on new year's day.

the rose bowl game. the number three georgia bulldogs will take on the number two oklahoma sooners with a trip to the national championship game on the line. if you thought a baby being born on the side of the road was wild, this next story and the video will blow your mind. a woman in fresno, california, went into labor on the floor of a neighborhood supermarket. she went in for a coca-cola and that with a baby. surveillance video shows her walking into the store. she kneels down on the floor, yells for the cashier to call in every lens because her baby is on the way. >> then i started listening to her screaming. area and came to the was like, what is going on? because she was right there bending like "oh my god, i am having my baby." adrianna: minutes later, the baby started to come out, and it was actually the store b

floor, caught him in his apron, and then they went and got the knife to cut the envelope record. they kept the baby warm until the emts arrived and the baby and mom are doing fine. speaking of babies, here is your daily dose of cuteness. newborns in thailand dressed as puppies. this is all ahead of the chinese new year in february. 2018 will ring in the year of the dog. so cute. josh: adorable. adrianna: all right. we have some cold weather here. this cold weather is here making itself at home. josh: exactly. that is the biggest thing. it will stick around. above freezing tomorrow. adrianna: woohoo! josh: exactly. 10 degrees below normal is the highlight. right now, we have a few more clouds moving in across the area, but in general, a pretty quiet day aside from the cold weather.

it helps us out because it will stop us from cooling off too much overnight tonight. still cold, but not as cold as this morning. your highs today, 27 is what we are shooting for. 24 in andrews. 24 in leesburg. even cooler over to 81. we are not in a drop quickly this evening. down to 25 by 7:00. overnight lows are going to be in the teens for most of us. around the district, closer to the low 20's. part of that is thanks to the esther cloud cover that moves in. can see a few flurries, but nothing that can amount to anything for us tonight. friday night and saturday morning, that is when we start to see a better chance for snow. tomorrow's feels-like temperature's, we are talking about hitting a high of 34. it will feel around 31 degrees. you will notice we do not start off in the single-digit tomorrow. we will start off in the teens for your wind chill and work our way up to the freezing mark. not as bad as it is tay

evening. here we are, 6:00. no problems. whatever your friday evening plans are a sign from it being cold, you don't have any other weather to worry about. early saturday morning, this is 5:00 on futurecast. you will notice some of the snow showers moving to the area but pull through very quickly. it is just from 5:00 to 8:00 in the morning that we get the snow coming down, but it could be heavy enough at times to get a quick coding, maybe a half inch around d.c. saturday morning, the snow is gone. about half an inch for d.c. further south, even less, closer to just a quarter of an inch. not a big snow, but what is behind it will be the bigger talker, and it is the cold weather that continues to be reinforced. on saturday, 31. 27 on new year's eve.

day, the temperature continues to drop, looking for a high on monday of just 24 degrees. traveld news here for this weekend is saturday morning might be your only issue snow wise. after that, just making sure the battery in the car starts and all of that good stuff with the cold temperatures. overnight lows in the teens. unfortunately, those temperatures do not include the wind chills for new year's eve. i will have that for you coming up in a few minutes. adrianna: i hate to see that dash in front of any number. josh: not a good sign. adrianna: coming up, the new twist to spa treatment. a facial for your

adrianna: back now with what

so-called facial for your scalp. the new beauty trend helps your here fight off the bitter cold most of us are currently dealing with. eva pilgrim takes us through the step-by-step process. do: getting that perfect takes some work, lots of primping pulling, teasing, and spring. >> people abuse their hair, their scalp. eva: overtime, that combination can leave a mess. the new was trying in hair, a so-called facial for the scalp being introduced in salons. >> it is a spot basically for the hair. eva: the head spot revitalization treatment is a five step process that takes about one hour. step one, a real look at your scalp. a great close-up to analyze what you are working with. so you can see in your pore a

time for a detox shampoo and a nice little massage. step two, the fun part. a cleansing spa gel. >> going to use long strides going on the top of the head. going to relieve some tension. eva: and another head massage. next, this is where the real spa part of the treatment comes in. it is time to let off some steam, literally. steam coming off the top of your head. 10 minutes later, step four, rinse and condition. before styling, we hit the last step, a leave in treatment. then it is time for a quick blowout and another look to see your scalp. >> you can see it is shiny, no products. eva: while the head spa is relaxing, a board certified dermatologist says there is no clinic will evidence that a

treatment will have any dramatic long-term effects for your scalp. >> the reality is a simple shampoo and conditioner, even ones you find at your local drugstore, will get the job done. the rest is just icing on the cake. eva: but she does say the massaging and relaxing atmosphere can have health benefits. that is what john barrett says this is all about, making sure clients feel good and look good when they leave. adrianna: all right. next, it is the coldest day of the season so far, and it is not going to get much warmer anytime soon. a check

but the living room's pretty blank. we did a lot of research online. we just need to have a designer put it all together. mmm hmm. so, it's really nice when clients come in and have... done some of their own research. what do you think about these chairs and that table? working with a bassett designer was really easy. us being young professionals, we're so busy... there's no way we could've designed it ourselves. no. we love it!

adrianna: we were actually talking about people being sick in this weather. josh: it certainly cannot help if you have a little bug anyone out there in these temperatures, it is tough to bounce back from so i wanted to start off sunday evening. dinner or anything for new year's eve, 11 degrees for the wind chill in d.c. 7 in winchester. let's fast-forward to midnight dropping down to eight or 10. ifo early monday morning, you are starting out your new year's resolution monday and want to get out there for a nice jog with one of the new year's day 5ks. keep these temperatures in mind.bundle up .today is the practice run for the holiday weekend . 34 tomorrow. snow showers on saturday will be really light. adrianna: thanks. thanks for letting ushi

watch abc 7 news at 4:00. have a good one.

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