>> right now at 10:00 at aftermath of a huge apartment fire. firefighters rescue victims embattle the flames in subfreezing temperatures. we have live team coverage. >> plus, got your ticket? powerball fever grip the natio nation. we're less than an hour away there the 1.5 billion drawing♪ >> and we'll hear from the northern virginia high school student who wowed the "american idol" judges and your news starts right now. we begin tonight with the latest developments in that massive apartment fire in adele few maryland. thanks for joining us. i'm tony perkins, three firefighters were injured with long with two other residents. we're told everyone will be okay. dozens of people have to find somewhere else so stay.

we have team coverage with tish alewis and marina morocco. tish a, tell us what happened. >> it took nearly an hour to put this fire out. we're talking about two agencies abouty at work here. and all of this many of the rescue was captured on live television and now you can see the flashing light behind me now five hours later. firefighters are still on scene monitoring hot spots. >> 2059205 new hampshire avenue fire fourth floor apartment, >> the calls came in 5:15 wednesday night reporting a fire in this four-story adelphi apartment building. >> i have fire from the top floor. >> my sister called me and said, do you know your building is on fire? i said oh, my god, are you serious. i said look at the news and i said no i'm getting out of the house. >> we saw people ping running downstairs and wondered what happened and there's fire.

so we just run out. >> minutes later the flames spread to unit next door and peers through the roof with dramatic rescues underway. >> the fire grew significantly within a few minutes. we immediately called for a second alarm. the second alarm units went to operate. we eventually had to assist in knocking the fire down from the outside because fire conditions were so intense on the fourth floor ever the building. >> assistant fire chief says nearly an hour after fire started, 80 firefighters from prince george and montgomery counties were still working to control the flames. >> fire was extinguished fully within the past 15 minutes and now investigators have to work to determine a cause. >> joy and her friend alice green could see the flames from their apartment building problems away. >> we could see the flames from where we were down where we live. yeah, presidential towers. that's 20 stories high. and you know, when this happen happens, it's just a wake-up call for a building like we

live in. >> and about five minutes ago i spoke with the lead agency investigating this fire and prince george fire department said that nothing suspicious was found but the cause of the fire remains under investigation. and they also tell me that they are waiting to speak with the two occupants who were inside the unit who were also injured and again they'll have more information as it becomes available tonight. tish alewis, "fox5 local news". >> all right. our scene coverage continues with "fox5" marina morocco on what is no doubt a terrifying experience for the people that live there. marina. >> reporter: it was, tony, you'll see behind me, tony, this building is completely pitch plaque. every once in a while you see flashlights from crews inside and they're starting restoration process of this building. for now, seems like they finally cleared the scene. no more fire. no more hot spots. now it's time to board up and unfortunately no power, no electricity, so no one can stay

here. every single person in this building has been displaced tonight. and ten people seek ago signature answer of the red cross -- seeking assistance of the red cross. >> i went to buy grossyes. >> when he showed one food his condo and neighbors were completely engulfed in flames. >> apartment on fire coming up on the scene on the fourth floor. fire on the fourth floor. >> were you able to get -- you left with what you're wearing to buy groceries. >> that's it. that's all i have. i mean everything is in there. my kloms, my books, my everything. >> a freezing cold night residents running out with the bare minimum. >> my neighbors which just ran out with the kloms on their back, the three young children in my car i provided them warm shelter in my car with the heat

on and blanket. >> this family waiting to see where the red cross will send them. their neighbor keeping them warm heater blasting as the temperatures continue to dip. >> i didn't think the fire would escalate to this point. >> one neighbor made it out from the six story building and shot cellphone video as sirens approached the scene. this man's mother recovering from a stroke had to wait for her son to help her out of her place. >> yeah, i actually had to take the elevator. i could not drag her down the stairs. she walks with a walker. so i could not just you know force her on my back downstair downstairs. >> crews scoured the kond doe where the fire started serving for a cause and the fire chief says the plays appears to have been an accident. >> it could be as many as 150 people displaced until we know how many were occupied. >> and we do now know that there are 40 condo units in all this and 101 people living inside this building or rather persons and we understand from the fire department ten will be placed by the red cross tonight

at a warm shelter. so they can sleep the night and tomorrow get all their belongings and timely find a place until this is all settle settled. three firefighters injured in all this taken to a nearby hospital suffering from burns and smoke inhalation and you can see behind me here they're starting restoration process and soon we'll have a different answer to what exactly caused this fire and for now, it does appear to have been accidental. for now reporting live n from adelphi, maryland, >> those freezing temperatures make things difficult for firefighters. sue palka is live in the weather center. hi, sue. >> hi, shawn, we need a little relief and today was the coldest we had so far this season. we were anticipating that many places not getting 32. reagan national just touching 32 degrees. but i i have a little better news in the forecast. it's not tonight, it's really cold out there. first a look at temperatures today. i don't expect to do this again

tomorrow. i think we'll be able to take the edge off the cold in a nice way. but at the moment, we have had several hours of clear skies. and that is really allowed our temperatures to get even colder than we expected in some spots. it is down to 19 in gaithersburg and mannasas and 20 culpeper and 21 winchester and dulles and 2 6 in the district. fy have any good news at all. i have a little. it won't get colder than this tonight. i expect a batch of clouds coming in and wints shift out of the southwest. in fact you can see the clear skies and a new batch of clouds approaching through western pennsylvania and some of the clouds overnight will help to keep temperatures from getting colder. still, even that level and maybe even if it doesn't drop too much more, it still will be a cold nightch the good news is temperatures will warm a little bit tomorrow afternoon a quick look at temperatures in the morning at 7. we will have risen just a little to the 20s and by the time we get to noon we're back to the 40s and by 4:00 a lot of

places in mid and even maybe upper 40s. that ought to help with the cleanup and restoration proces process. rain in the forecast it talk about and interesting weekend set up. i'll have the details on that coming up in a little bit. shawn. >> thank you, sue. >> and investigators in prince george county atrying to figure out how the suv ended up the vehicle was spotted 72300 block of lapton and nobody wased in and the vehicle was stolen. also in prince george county a home owner shot an intruder attempting to break into his home on the 3900 block of bringly road in temple hills. the homeowner used a pistol as being alerted to the trouble by his dog. the homeowner owned the gun legally and this stage of the investigation appeared to be in his rights understate law to protect himself and his family. >> he had a very large stick with him and he had used that to pry through the storm door and still had it in his hand when fired upon through the

front door. at this point we were told by homeowner he advised suspect numerous times to get away from the door loudly and in a way he could hear through the door. >> police say the two men do not know each other and charges are pending against the man that was shot. but at this hour the police have not identified him or the charges he is facing. still to come tonight, why students in local school district may get a day off thanks to virginia presidential prime areay. hi, will. >> another group attack at metro station. this one today, middle of the afternoon in property of transit police officers and plus we have new images of suspects from another attack. we're talking about kids here. investigatetors want to you take a good look at imannuals tonight, jim. >> hey, will, look i have it here. three big losers for tonight's powerball i'm predicting that but the question is where is everybody? well there's a very good explanation. we'll tell you about this and the intersection of politics and powerball. lauren out to you. >> sarah, we have to remember

that name, sarah stern, this virginia teen aim ser going places. she was on tonight's episode of "american idol". live on tv right now. major watch party. we'll have more on her and the major watch party. we'll have more on her and the experience coming up on "fox5".

>> welcome back, 14 after, two murder cases in alexandria have been solved. police ra rested and charged three people in the death of jose firman perez his body found in notify at a playground beverly park police made arrest in murder of eduardo almanderez his pody found december 4 mile run park. the suspects were sosh yeahed with ms 13 gangs. >> all of the activity in the region many of you reported in the late couple years and the intensity of the violence has risen a grate deal in the last couple years and

reunfortunately have victims here in alexandria and died because of the violence. and investigators have not released the motive for either murder. >> it's happened again. another violent attack in a metro station and we have new surveillance images in another incident. let's start with today's new attack. 3:00 this afternoon in the metro station we learned two teens assaulted a victim under noses of transit police that were there and those teens hopped on the yellow train to get away and they did not get far they were caught at the mount vernon scare system. transit tells fox5 these are on the rise. this is fifth known group attack in the metro station since december and two victims came forward this week to tell us about being victims in another terrify ago tack. and this within a couple saturdays ago january and sitting at a bepch metro

station 10:00 in the evening and after going to the movies. they say as many as ten kids came up on him and started punching him and he says he was sucker punched and left badly bruised as you he see and she was left applieding with a split lip. >> it's pretty quick and direc direct. they came up and i noticed they had scarves over their face and they said a few words about shoes and getting up and if i wanted to give them my seat and bri had to chance to respond that's when they started attacking. >> all right. take a good look at the images metro transit police and just released them. four suspect in the attack. and they need help identifying them. these are images of us is secretary from the january 2 attack in melt row center station bra 10:00 in the evening and once again a transit cop told us group attacks seem to be happening more often. we know of five since last month and a spokesperson from

metro says this in 2015 they saw the least amount of serious crimes in metro locations and since 2008. shawn. >> here's the big question, do you have your tickets ready? the count down is on. yes the applause. less than one hour away from the record 1.5 billion powerball drawing. and here is jim why the numbers breakdown. >> shawn, good evening, there was a couple sold here at times. this say lucky market for some people. you don't see anybody here. there's a good reason why. they cut off powerball sales 9:45. when i came in 9:46 wanting to buy a couple tickets out of the five fox office pool they said no for day. they've been here all day long and have a lot of ticket sales and the reality the surge in ticket prices eave we've seen it all over the are area. powerball officials say 85.8% of all possible number combinations have been played

so far. there's still a chance we'll see the jackpot get better and better and the money is used towards education and senior services and is there something be side of idea of being instant billionaires that brings us back. >> american americans are philanthropic. we're the country that gives the most away in charity donations each year. that tells you something. americans think there's something charitable though it's a device for many people there's something to it when it goes the other way. >> now one of the reasons i talked to rita to crunch numbers for a riff leaving she's political strategist. we looked at numbers here. here's the reality. winning powerball jock pot chances in 1 in 29 2 million. watch this winning i knew this would happen. this is live tv. winning white house 1 in ten million which has us thinking if your names are cruz are trump, clinton, sanders it's

true the stats will hold four what if you're not a front run runter or have local ties like jim gilmore and former martin o'maley they're in the race to too. >> when you draw parallel like that we have to shift the other way and say they both of those gentleman have better odds of winning tonight's powerball. [ laughter ]. >> there you go. wow. okay. you have to like that regard guys. >> you know what i'm doing tonight playing powerball. forget the white house. >> that's right we'll take tha that. it pays better, too. >> a lot better, yes, it does. thank you. >> coming up next tonight a d.c. neighborhood had to be he vac yeahed today. >> and wait until you hear what a high school wants to ban from basketball games. a high school wants to ban from basketball games. we'll be back after this

>> part of norm west d.c. neighborhood had to be evacuated today after someone found a old military ordnance and it was found and police closed down 30 and madison place and the area has been spending and the munition was reremoved. >> add kodz with school leader leaders. they want schools closed march first to avoid a conflict with primary voters. country officials are demanding schools closed and meanwhile they don't want schools cancelled and they think kids should get a first look at democracy in action. >> i think kids should see. >> they should not close the schools. the kids should be able to be exposed n and should experience

democracy. >> whether they should be up front and they have to see it and learn from. it. >> country board supervisors said since the district has not used snow days yet she hopes the calendar will allow for additional hoy days. >> ten u.s. sailors released after detained briefly in iran. 5en of two boats broke down during a training session and drifted into iranian waters yesterday. and iranian officials say they did deemed the incident an accident and us navy says there's no indication sailors were harmed and the incident rattled a few nerves ahead of a nuclear deal between tie ran and world powers. >> and metro new gm talking about the problems that playing playing inked industry from violent attacks and constant delays. >> and caught on camera a man makes a violent get away from police from a local gas station and the story behind the newly

police from a local gas station and the story behind the newly released video coming up. uj

>> as we approach 10:30 looking now at big story force wednesday, january 13 we start here in adelphi why sky fox made a major apartment fire that left people trapped. sky fox captured flames coming out of the top floor of the building and several heroics rescues made by prince george county firefighters as they helped victims from ball copies on top ladders. three firefighters and two residents were hurt and investigators are trying to figure oar out what started the fire. staying in prince george country someone was trying to break into the temple hills home overnight and soot shooters started to on the door. the woman inside called police and the man grabbed a gun he had and ended up shooting the

intruder. and that intruder survived and charges are pending for trying to break into the house. police say the gun was legally opened and the homeowner was within his right to use. it to d.c. another group attack in metro station and five since december alone. today two teens attacked someone inside the la front plaza station and they helped on the yellow line to get awe and transit police caught them in minutes. they admit sear eagles/cowboys crime is down. >> and metro new general manager spoke out today by the recent attacks on transit system and up from a struck tour program. >> it was all part of the assessment -- all part of the assessment of the agency to several local leaders. jennifer davis has the story. >> i ride it every day. so i go to work and then for me i came here today by metro. >> it's been tough. my experience the red line issue the other day, i was

extremely frustrated myself and there's a number of things we're going to be doing as a result of that. >> paul we'dfeld talking about personally experiencing the facts of rail problems that affect the reed line last week and new gm giving metropolitan washington council of governments an assessment of all the problems he became aware of since taking the job. he spent the month of december talking to riders and hearing their fruingt races everything from malfunctioning elevators and escalators and train and rail problems delays and public safety concern. he says employees are embarrassed the system not performing well and he feels that too. >> there's a feeling of lack of ability to do the basic service that we should be delivering. and poor communication. lack of transparency and unfortunately as mentioned earlier there's a fear out there for personal safety and

in text some of the stuff we do in terms of crime and in terms of terrorism all those things on our customer's mind. bottom line is you know i think as an agency we lost credibility to provide the high quality service we are used to in the past. and. >> he says he believes he can get the transit system to a better place. he says he wants more visibility on platforms so riders get information and reassurance when something is happening and he says he needs to finish internal investigation before crafting wider solutions. >> there's a lot to do. we didn't get here overnight and you know it will take us a while. >> jeep per daveition, "fox5 local news". >> he says he told the metro board he did not want to raise fares or cut service. he doesn't think this is the time to do that given the agency's recent performance. >> a map caught on camera knocking down three prince george country police officers with his car while trying to resist arrest.

and today, a jury found ter main guinness gultity of eluding mess in that incident. they found him sleeping in his car. he refused to take a field sobriety test. when officers tried to arrest him he fought back and drove away throwing the officers to the ground.z( one officer suffered a broken elbow and the other two were severely bruised. and he was sentenced to one year in jail. >> a former employee in a daycare in prince william county found guilty of abusing toddlers if her care. sarah jordan was convicted on 13 criminal charges including child cruelty and assault and battery. she was lead teacher mipy land akap cad any wood bridge. jordan up teng alley tripped children and encouraged them to bite each other and prayed them in the face with a hose. here's hoy one of the parents we acted after hearing the verdict. >> it was amess. everything they dids with a mess. it was ridiculous.

allowing kids to fight that's crazy and insane. i'm happy we have the verdict we do. >> second former daycare worker chargein the case is sketched to go on trial next month. >> coming up next some people may find this ridiculous. wait until you hear what student at one high school are not allowed to do anymore at the school's basketball games. >> and you saw her tonight right here on "american idol". we'll hear from the local girl who got the goldentic tote we'll hear from the local girl who got the goldentic tote hollywood coming up. >> lacking for new car notice new year you could drive away a steal of the deal according to new reports new car price as likely to stall in 2016 and some of the main reasons more used cars on the market and rising costs for car liens and speaking of loans more americans are juneing into the housing market. more application orr's

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new band in place at a high school basketball game -- ban. the new rule pro hints fans from saying chance top harrah the opposing team. indicate lip roth joins us with more. >> this could be going a little too far here bare with us. wisdom martin inter scholastic athletic association wants to protect thin skinned student athletes and make all high school sports generally more positive atmosphere. >> wiaa recently sent out a letter urging administrators to crackdown oun taunting type chance and cheers that would be directed at the opposite teams for all school sports in wisdom martin. and so some examples of things they say can't say are fundamental and you can't do that when a player screws up or score board, score board as the

clock winds down and no air ball or repeatedly chaptering usa, usa. exactly. that's the big no-no tony perkins. taunting cheers overrated and seasons over also no longer allowed and booing of any kind completely ground upon in fact get this wiaa has a 40-page sportsmanship manual compiled of all the guidelines that fans cannot say to the opposing team and they state everything listed above is unsports man like behavior and it's up to each school or district to make up own pollys sent enforce eme. as you can imagine not all administrators going the policy you. >> to learn they're getting into your head and you can't do anything about it but play the game. >> i wouldn't let it under my skin. >> it's a personal thing. if you're a thin skinned individual that's going to get to you. >> you think athletics is a

great opportunity to teach kids how to deal with adversity and criticism. >> some agree and some don't. some don't though. i want to get your opinion on this. it goes along with the trend of possibly making things very easy for kids or adolescents and teenagers at that age too and is it too much going too far. >> i think sometimes we've taken it too far we grew up with that and we're okay. >> the booing you heard was from tony. >> you can't chant usa, usa. >> that's ridiculous. >> i get not personally attacking people but, no cursing and ob sensitives. >> we can't protect our kids from every single little thing things. let the kids grow up and experience a little adversity. let them get a little tough and not grow up to be wusses and wimps. >> tony what do you really think. >> i think you're echoing what we've been saying during the

commercial on shawn's facebook we were talking about live discussions about it shaking our haidz going september this part of the game. you know the head game supporting your team and not the other? that's what you want to see when you're in the stands. you don't want to see people yelling out ugly, mean stuff of course not. >> but saying usa sounds gray graysy. >> air ball, big deal. >> if it's air ball it's an air ball john the conversation on my facebook page and let us know what you think. >> coming up at 11 chapter words with me real quick three words ready read them guys, whipping powerball numbers. >> we're going to get them on the area air at 11 as son as they come down. get something to write on numbers are less than 20 minutes away now and we're hea heading back to adelphi looking at this hubling fire and rescues out there and two live report from the scene and updates on the injured. and also, new at 11:00, a tablet type reader for the min mind. something sign test are ready to show us.

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>> you only love me when you're here♪ you're so two faced, two faced oh,♪ and that is sarah stern from centerville, virginia. getting a golden ticket tonight moving on to hollywood on tonight's episode of "american idol". she was g the senior at west field high school, wowed the judges and well tonight a viewing party was held in sarah's hometown. >> that's right, "fox5" lauren demarco was also there and has more on the young girl that hopes to be the next "american idol". >> the party is happening here at eggsspectations where sarah stern works. sarah you were on "american idol" everybody is here to watch you what friend, family,

who are all these people. >> friend, family everyone from west field, relatives, coaches, teachers, everyone i know basically. >> you are a senior at west field high school. >> yes. >> how are you feeling right now. we saw sarah on "american idol" she works here and they're supportive. it was amazing what you do think. >> i sang lips are moving by megan train or. >> you have cheers in the room. >> it was-year-old seeing me on tv i could not feel my legs. >> then you got a tweep. carry underwood treated about me and said i was odorable. >> carrie underwood just tweeted about me [ cheers ]. >> all right. so life has been officially made for you now that you got that tweet. what was the experience like. tell me what it was like being there with the judges. >> honestly i don't remember saying half the things i said in there i was nervous and mez morerized i don't remember

saying any of that. it was craze queue seeing that actually on real television. >> and you talked a lot about eggsspectations. >> all the producers were like i love it. they thought it was funny and they said they loved that. >> i work at a restaurant called eggsspectation, see like a yolk, ha, ha, >> she was good. >> i love her. >> and the whole little segment with her was really good. >> when carrie underwood got the tweet her excitement was so sweet. >> we're rooting for you. >> we need to vote for her, to too. >> well. >> you better get to that. >> i watched tonight's "american idol". i know it's the final season it's been on forever. we'll miss that show when it's gone. it's a very well produced show.

every episode where you shid a tier and everything it was a good show tonight. >> i love it when you get sentimental. >> the judges' comments were great, too. >> let's talk about the weathe weather. today started off chilly. >> started out chilly. the wind lightened up and we've gotten told tonight and i think we can get rid of some of the cold tomorrow. >> beautiful. >> wow. >> you guys were busy we had a busy newscast earlier the sunset tonight was absolutely spectacular. we had a deck of clouds coming through mid level clouds and all of that reflection as sun goes down at 5:08 we're gaining about a minute and 20 seconds every day and the amount of daylight is growing and a lot of you didn't just watch this you also september your pictures to us as well and we appreciate that. we'll show you beauties i got in on twitter and facebook as well. let's take you to the weather

map. matt mckinney took this pan owe ramic in vir virp. you can see the state white house there and a similar sky there in annapolis and chris i believe sent this gorgeous picture it says via philly luc luckyer sunset he called it thinking powerball would come in our direction. i said who wants to play the powerball when you get this for free. it's absolutely beautiful. we would be happy to win the powerball. another cold night rolling into town. already in the teens in many areas. the good news a lot of sunshine tomorrow and deck of clouds come again through later tonight and they should be around until the morning and then departing for more sunshine. but, best news of all it's going to be about 10 to 15 warmer than today. what about rain or anything else for the weekend? right now we have clouds with some rain and showers returning friday. i think that will be late friday maybe after 7 or 8:00.

so that's what's up next the next two days look dry. and the next two days look warmer than this. this is coldest day we had so far this season and at reagan national 32. lots of places didn't get to the freezing mark today. we're already down to 19 gaithersburg and mannasas and 26 d.c. and i think temperatures won't get a lot colder than this because we should have a few more clouds coming in and maybe that southwest breeze that should help us out a little bit. scattered clouds in the forecast coming back in tonigh tonight. unfortunately a lot of us headed into the teens and 20s. prepare for that cold start in the morning and what you will not have to deal with tomorrow morning is a big win. pickup temperatures in the morning 19 to 26 and after school though a much more reasonable 42 to 48 and it will be nice and bright. we had a few hours of clear skies and which is why temperatures gotten cold. one little disturbance rolling through not with any snow showers but cloud cover and change in wind direction. that means by the time we get

to 8:00 in the morning we may be able to see temperatures little more reasonable perhaps in upper 20s to near 30 according to future cast. by 1bg we're backing into the 40s. that will feel a lot better. mannasas you may be up to 4. fredericksburg 506789 and by the time we get to 4, 5:00 we head back down then and more comfortable evening commute and no big win and no flurries to deal w tonight i think we have to go with 22 for the district is it doesn't get colder than that we have clouds coming in later and then again, starting out with a few clouds in the morning and brightening up during the day and getting right back up to 46 maybe each 47 and thanks to high pressure off the coast, that's going to give us more of that southwest breeze and it warms us up. again a little rain in the forecast. that will be late in the day from this system and another one that will develop at the koxingt between the two, and by the way, normally when we see a low pressure at the coast like this we would think whoa that's a snow scenario the cold air is not available and this will be rain and clear out on saturday.

looks like it could be rather substantial rain as well. i wanted to show you future and by substantial i think more to the south and east. we're dry tomorrow. lot of sunshine. you can watch that system starting to approach that will be late in the day friday and that's heavy rain for central virginia and around the tide water area. we are wrapping you up with the "fox5" av 7 day forecast and we want to talk about the weather and rain out early saturday and possibility of snow showers sunday. you may hear buzz about that. one of the models thought the system may be able to work in colder air and give us more snow than that. right now it's staying a little too far south. so kind of close call that we'll keep an eye on maybe passing showers like we had yesterday on sunday. we'll keep an eye on that. next week starts out cold. these things happen. >> millennials are generation of americans between the ages of 20 and 34 and their

stereotype is living at home not interested in marriage or raising family and obsessed with selfies and social media. veronica cleary has more on a study that paint a picture of millennials here in d.c. >> the study to find millennials is those born between 1981 and 1999 and that they like to buy homes and start families something you might not expect. >> things millennials care about are same things all other generations preceding them cared about. job security, easy way to get to work and they care about health care. >> study also created millennial indefendant exhibit a way to score city based on five major categories, jobs affordability, career, amenities and people. and how they all tack up for millennials in a particular town. well it turns out those surve surveyed view the washington area to be 25% more friendly to millennials than the average u.s. city.

>> so what do millennials think of fightings and stereotypes throughout about them. >> how about you do you feel like you fit any millennial stereotypes out there. >> i'm in grad school and definitely not getting married or having children if >> we want to find something we're passionate about. and geel from job to job looking for that passion and i think that could be true. >> i think some not all of the them. but i mean i feel like if you gave me a list, 50/50. >> do you fit the stereotype. >> i work at a coffee shop, right? >> those millennials. we're minutes away from tonigh tonight's powerball drawing. >> what you're about to see is lesson about why you should make sure you get the correct numbers. >> 62, yes, 63, yes, powerball 70, yeah. [ cheers ]. >> yeah ! >> oh. yes.

>> that was the scene at a new jersey restaurant after saturday's drawing everyone jumped for joy one of the bar tenders got a text list what he thought were winning numbers it turns out the numbers were from last wednesday's drawing. >> no. >> they jumped around excited for what 20 minutes. >> it's sad. >> and if they had actually won each employee would have taken down a cool $22 million despite the mistake the group is playing again in tonight's drawing and we wish them luck. >> not more than us though. >> true. >> speaking of the powerball we will have whipping powerball numbers coming up next on the news at 11. numbers coming up next on the news at 11. >> stay with us.

>> right now at 11:00. dramatic res okays in prince george county and firefighters pull trapped residents from a burning apartment building tonight we're hearing from the survivors. >> and hours after another attack inside of a d.c. metro station police released sketches of four people that may be involved in a string of vi assaults. >> and you could be moments away from learning you're a billionaire. tonight's winning powerball numbers are drawn right now and at 1.5 billion jackpot could be mine. >> i mean yours. put down your remote. we have the whipping

combination right now on "fox5"news at 11. >> it is good to have you with us tonight i'm sawn shawn yanc yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> we'll have the whipping numbers in a moment. first we begin with developing story out prince george county. sky fox was over the scene shortly after fire broke out at this apartment building in adelphi, maryland as flames shot from the roofer firefighters used a ladder to rescue residents trapped on balconies. we learned five people were injured including three firefighters. >> we have team coverage of the fire and daring rescue. tisha lewis is live in adelphia tisha. >> shawn and tony it took an hour for firefighters to put this fire out and that's with two agencies working much of search and rescue that was captured on live television and now six hours after this all started we're learning more that this may have been aftermath of an accident a very expensive