come in with an attitude. 21 degrees is our temperature here in dc. probably the warmest we've been is about 24. coldest day of the season so far. you're already down to 16 in hagerstown, cumberland. we do have a wind chill posted for much of our area, frlg in light blue, that wind chill advisory runs through noon tomorrow. it essentially means 5 to 10 degrees below zero locally and 10 to 20 degrees below zero through noon tomorrow. current wind chill, 7 degrees hear in the district. 4 degrees at dulles. 2 blows at hagerstown and 5 degrees at cumberland. you want to have your pets in, be aware of encouraging those on the streets to get shelter. wind gusts are up and over 25 miles an hour and we expect this

tonight and tomorrow morning. that is what's going on with the local cold and i'll have another update and take you forward in time to show you tomorrow morning's wind chills and that's coming up in a while. but everybody is talking about what may be happening around here friday into saturday. caitlin can give you an idea of what we're looking at. >> it's going to be a tough time with our time cues all week long. we know you've all heard about the storm potential friday into saturday of this week, that's because all of our weather models, at least the long range ones, have been on board with that potential since earlier this weekend. it's a fairly unusual thing. we are still four days out so there are still a lot of uncertainties. however with those models being consistent, they do bring a strong low pressure system into the mid atlantic sometime in friday riding up the coast into new england by sometime on saturday and with a lot of moisture and a lot of power that would mean a lot of snow, specifically parts of interior

new england, northeast and down to the mid atlantic and what looks like rain along the coast. as with any big storm there is a rain-snow line and where that is going to be we don't know. this storm is still out in the pacific ocean. what the scenario looks like now, very cold air blocking high pressure across the central part of the country which is a favorable set up for us to have a storm system that will ride up along the east coast and bring us those nor easter conditions. right now in the beginning stages, we are looking at the potential for some very heavy snow in the mountains that would go up through pennsylvania in the northeast. a very unsteady rain-snow line right now, meaning someone will see some mix at some point, someone will see just rain and that usually favors areas along the coast. so right now plenty of questions but the potential is definitely there, a high potential of a strong storm that we will be following all week long as we head towards friday and saturday so stick with us here at fox 5.

we even some some snow ourselves yesterday. new york city, what you see on your screen right now, they experienced its first snowfall coming down yesterday in central park and just like here an even colder weather stretch of weather is expected this week. they're also seeing the temperatures in the 20s and the bitter wind chills. here's what it looks like in michigan. very heavy snow caused for a deer rees of deadly chain reaction crashes on sunday. emergency crews and police said the white-out conditions were just too difficult for drivers to navigate. also lake effect snow led to low visibility and deteriorating conditions in parts of ohio. the department of transportation has been out in full force cleaning up the mess there in ohio. things are getting interesting in the weather department. we'll be keeping you posted all week long. laura and jim, back to you. >> fox 5 is in prince george's county where a family is

counting their blessings tonight after a huge oak tree fell right on to their house. four members of the bell family were asleep in their beds on one side of the house when that tree came crashing down on the other side of the house. paul wagner has the story tonight. >> reporter: just after 5:00 this mork, the wind was really whipping through the trees down here in clinton, when this jiirnt oak tree came down with a tremendous crash. it was so confusing, that clem bell didn't know what had happened, while his son who was in the basement actually thought it was someone breaking into the house. >> sounds like a robber coming through the door. then it sounds like thunder. >> reporter: darren bell says he was fast asleep when he heard it and jumped up to see what happened. >> i tried to get my family out as safe as possible. i got a 10-month-old daughter in there. >> reporter: bell was downstairs and his father was on the first floor of the house. he made sure everyone got out safely before looking at the

damage. and when you saw it? >> i couldn't believe it. i couldn't believe it. i'm like really? the tree went through my house. >> reporter: literally cutting it in half. a man was right next door when he heard the tree come down. >> i heard the crack, i heard the break and i heard the smash. at that point the house shook. >> reporter: he rushed outside to call his neighbors and rushed to see if they were okay. >> people were trapped initially and they were able to get out and we were concerned about trying to get the baby to the hospital but everybody was okay once they got out. >> reporter: glen bell says he started up the cars and got everyone inside to stay warm. by midday workmen had taken most of the tree apart and covered the roof with the tarp. family and friends came by to offer help and support. >> i was very, very worried about my family because they could have got critically

injured, could have got hurt or even killed. >> i'm still getting over the devastation of my house being gone, pretty much. >> reporter: glen bell says the red cross has offered to help, and for now, the family has another place to stay. although the house is now condemned, the bell family says they love living in this neighborhood and they do have plans to rebuild. paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >> fox 5 is in woodbridge where two men are due in court tomorrow to face charges for supporting the terror group isis. one man was arrested at the richmond airport. he was planning to travel to syria to join the islamic state. the other man is accused of helping him. alexandra limon has remoon this tonight. >> reporter: according to these charging documents, the two men that were arrested thought they were in contact with people that had isis connections. instead, it turns out those people were actually fbi

informants. the fbi had been monitoring the two suspects since at least november and both lived in the woodbridge area. a 25-year-old lived in this townhouse community with his family. >> didn't really know what was going on. we figured it was something big. >> reporter: neighbors witnessed the fbi searching the house after both men were arrested. >> of course it's concerning. everybody around here is very close. so it's concerning. >> i am blown. >> reporter: charging documents shown there are recorded conversations for the 28-year-old suspect who talks about joining isis for jihad. he said he had no patience and wanted to go right away to, quote, chop their heads and that he belonged on the battle fields. he was arrested friday in richmond prior to boring a flight with the intention of joining isis in syria.

he's charged with attempting to provide material support to a terrorist operation. >> it's really actually frightening and scary. we have tons of kids in this neighborhood. we're a really close neighborhood so it's really frightening and concerning. >> reporter: this isn't the first time the woodbridge community is dealing with news of an arrest linked to terrorism. last year a 17-year-old was arrested and sentenced to 11 years in prison for running a popular twitter handle and helping an 18-year-old travel to syria to join the islamic state. the men are expected to appear in court here in alexandria on tuesday. if convicted, they could face up to 20 years in prison. reporting in alexandria, alexandra limon, fox 5 local news. >> new details tonight about the final moments of washington post

reporter depar tour from iran after 545 days behind bars. tom fitzgerald was at the post today. he's here now with the latest details. that had to be emotional over there. >> reporter: good evening, jim. and this is an amazing picture we want to show you right now. this is out from "the washington post" this evening. this is his brother and he is relating tonight that this reunion was delayed. why? well iranian officials initially resistant allowing his wife and mother to leave the country before they finally relented. he says tonight that jason is finally coming to terms in getting to understand just how much attention his case has received around the world. >> i feel a lot better. i haven't had a chance to see him yet, but i'm just hopeful that he's going to be okay, that it hasn't taken too much of a toll on him. he sounds good, hopeful.

really all together which is great. and, you know, i think it's going to be work but i think he's going to get better. >> reporter: at "the washington post" they say he's in good spirits tonight. an internal memo went out to the staff. it was from the executive editors. they met briefly with jason in germany. post employees were told that he expressed appreciation and support to his colleagues adding that the social isolation was the most difficult part of this ordeal. in the meantime he is looking forward to getting some sleep. here in dc today meanwhile this release is being -- while iran is being criticized for holding on to the prisoners in the first place, there is hope this could be a positive step in the iranian-u.s. relationship that has been on the skids for 36

years. >> i'm glad he's home. >> i think it's great that they're coming home. >> absolutely. >> it's great that he's back and i'm hoping that it will encourage better relationships. >> i think it's a good idea, you know. anything to keep the two countries talking. get the guy out of captivity, bring him back to the united states. >> >> reporter: the "washington post" tells us they plan on some sort of display at their headquarters in franklin square. we are told that he has been aware of this in 24 hours and he's been reaching out and trying to make contact with the post officials who have supported him this entire time. we're live in the news room. send it back to you. >> in hawaii still no sign of the 12 marines missing since friday. highway surf is now making it hard for the rescue crews but the coast guard does not plan to call the search off. meanwhile one of the missing marines is the brother of miss

district of columbia 2014. >> straight ahead at 5:00, a virginia delegate wants to fine transgender students each time they use the, quote, wrong bathroom. we'll have more on this controversy straight ahead. >> and is adultery a crime? well it was in one part of the dmv, but now there are some steps to change that. >> plus it is martin luther king junior day. it is a day off for thousands of federal employees. but it is also a day of service across the country. all: milk! milk! milk! milk! milk!

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many of those who visited the martin luther king junior memorial today had to deal with more than just the large crowds that gathered there. several employees blocked traffic near the memorial. joined by congress woman eleanor holmes nor ton, they are demanding higher wages with some airport employees making as little as $7 an hour, those who gathered today wanted an increase in pay and more union rights. >> we're trying to get $15 in the union. a lot of people think because we work at the airports that we make a lot of money. we don't make no money at all. we don't have no sick leave, no paid vacation, no nothing. it's ridiculous and we're tired, we're busted, disgusted, we're

tired of getting treated and abused by these employers. >> the protest is one of ten taking place across the u.s. >> meantime on this holiday people across the region are coming together to celebrate dr. martin luther king's legacy in many ways and many places. bob barnard now with the story. >> reporter: along the street named for the leader here in southeast washington. >> it's frigid, it's cold, it's something that we would prefer not to be in. but we are here because of the cause. >> we have to make sure what we do has meaning. that when we come and gather at an event like this, that we actually network with each other and leave going home doing something positive in our neighborhood. >> reporter: a number of organizations taking part,

including 100 fathers. >> we're the fathers coming back to the lives of our children. changing the paradigm of father absence. we're in the schools, we're in the community, we're in the churches. we're working with our young men, changing their trajectory towards one of success. >> reporter: last friday would have been the reverend martin luther king junior's 87th birthday. his legacy very much alive here today 48 years after his death. >> a wreath laying ceremony as families celebrate the life of the man and his crusade. >> it's nice that there is a memorial and that we are

celebrating. i'm glad that my children as they come up they recognize it and they understand -- i think they understand the importance of it. >> reporter: across the city and throughout the nation, it's a day of service. here volunteers picking up the trash others have left behind. >> it's the small things that count that make big things great and that's why i'm here. contributing to my community. >> along martin luther king junior avenue in southeast washington. >> to put it in a nutshell, the struggle continues. >> reporter: bob barnard, fox 5 local news. >> a lot of people in heavy jackets there and a lot of shivering going on. >> it's actually dangerously cold and it will continue. we'll be cold overnight and through the noon hour and beyond tomorrow because of the wind. so bitter cold air, the coldest we've seen so far this season and this is where you know that layers make a difference. covering the head makes a difference. but we will likely be dropping

to about 20 degrees. what i'm showing you here on the planner are the actual air temperatures. 18 degrees by 9:00. 11:00 about 17. it would be even colder but the wind keeps the atmosphere a little bit mixed up. but the dangerous wind chill is what we are headlining tonight. we want you to be ready for that. the first time we've seen a widespread wind chill advisory for our area. it could be anywhere from 5 degrees to as many as 20 degrees below zero especially the farther west you are. i feel like we have to drive this home. 2 degrees below zero is the current wind chill in hagerstown. tonight we think our temperature drops to 13 degrees. that's the air trurt temperature. but the wind chill anywhere from 10 below to zero and the breezes will continue out of the northwest. so if you don't have to spend time outside, don't put yourself through that. the kids have school, it's been a holiday weekend and as they return to the bus stop tomorrow morning, kind of dangerous out there. it will feel like zero in dc, 3

below in gaithersburg, and 2 below in winchester. so the least amount of time they can spend out there, the better. and by the time we get to the noon sure, we're in the single digits. and by the time we get to 6:00 tomorrow evening, we're still in the single digits to mid teens across the area. so that's a long pull of really cold temperatures. that's the cold part of our story. we actually have a chance for some snow showers on wednesday, before we get to the main event this weekend. we'll be talking about all of that coming up in just a little while. laura, jim, back to you. >> so are you willing to give second chances? >> what are you suggesting? >> well, you know. i just have to ask. chipotle is hoping you will. that is the fast casual chain, what they're doing to woo back customers right now. >> and what do women really want? >> what are you asking that for? >> maybe chipotle ties it all together.

some of the answers just might surprise you. >> plus a new survey just might motivate you to keep your new year's resolution of going to the gym. we'll be back. l be back.

>> chipotle wants to win back your trust by giving away free burritos. >> now of course the company is facing lawsuits from customers and investors and there's a criminal investigation. chipotle promises they're making changes to how they prep their food. last year they saw a 37% drop in sales. if you're wondering when they're going to cash in, there's no word when they're giving out food. >> would a free burrito do it for you. >> it happens. >> you've got to think they're so careful right now, they're one of the safer places to eat. >> that's exactly it. you go back because you know

they're taking these precautions. >> there's a lawmaker who wants to criminalize adultery in virginia. because aadultory is a crime in virginia a spouse accused of aadultry in a drifrs can assert their fifth amendment right which means they can refuse to answer questions which in turn makes it difficult to prove adultery in a divorce case. >> he wants to decriminalize it. >> there's a new survey found that some british gym goers are getting a little more than just a normal workout. it's how you define normal. of 2,000 people asked, 25% admitted to having sex at the gym. and that's a workout i guess you could say. and 20% admitted to hooking up with their personal trainers. nice. more than half of those surveyed they used the gym as a place to

meet people sand 20% admitted to keeping a condom in their gym bag. >> i try to avoid eye contact with anybody at the gym. let alone do anything else with them. it's awkward enough -- there's a gym very close here when you run into coworkers at the gym and you may be changing and i've got to go the other way. that's awkward enough. >> that's funny. ♪ i want to get physical >> a whole new meaning to getting physical at the gym. >> don't sit on that bench. 

we purposely brought you the story of a lawsuit filed against the fairfax county school board. how the suit was filed after a decision was made to include gender identity as a protected group to its nondiscrimination policy. now there's legislation that

would stop this practice in virginia. >> reporter: well, the policy change introduced in the fairfax county schools would exclude those who have not -- now there is new legislation that would make this practice illegal in virginia. >> reporter: a high school senior in the fair fakes county school district. he was born a girl. he has known for years he wand to be a boy. today he is legally a male. he has undergone a double mastectomy and has taken test to the roen since october. a bill would no longer allow him to use the men's rest room because of his female anatomy. i spoke with caden via skype.

>> so you are legally a male, but with this legislation because you are anatomically still a female, you would be required to use the lady's room. how does it make you feel? >> it makes me feel angry because we worked so hard to get there. and i mean it's not a very -- it's not a very large problem. it's just the bathroom. it's not that complicated. >> well, delegate explained to me that there is a lot of misinformation about the legislation. and that it was requested by a group of concerned parents in his district. now, in his e-mail it said in part this is about protecting privacy. when one goes into a facility that is designated for a specific gender, there is an expectation of privacy. that women will not have to expose themselves to a man, nor be exposed to a man, and vice versa. so i want to know, what do you think of this controversial debate? should students who identify as male but who are anatomically

female be forced to use the lady's room and vice versa? i want to talk about it on social media. you can find it on facebook and twitter. >> the dc lottery is under way. the school lottery and one new high school is working to try to attract new students. the first all male public high school will open this fall at the site of the former ron brown middle school in northeast. the school doesn't have an official name yet but its founding principal spoke to bob barnard on his ongoing efforts to recruit not only faculty and staff but the school's first 150 students. >> it's really an opportunity for young men to be an environment that is conducive directly to them. so most of what we will be doing will be to make sure that when the young men leave our door, they are men of high character, servants of the community and young men who are ready to take

that academic curiosity to the next level and continue to foster it. >> any current al 8th grade student living anywhere in the city can apply to the lottery which is open until february 1st. >> a violent morning in fairfax county. three people were shot there after a concert. and tonight police say the gunman is still on the loose. emily miller now with the latest. >> reporter: music fans were here for a concert called "love, peace and unity." but as they left the theater, three people were shot. it was 2:00 a.m. on monday morning at the state theater in falls church. while the go-go concert was wrapping up, a fight broke out inside and police responded. >> there was a person that was i guess ejected from the state theater and as the officers arrived, two additional officers arrived, they heard 15 to 20 shots out here right beside the state theater after that fight.

>> reporter: several hundred people were exiting the theater. the chief said her officers who were in uniform were standing at the corner. the gunman was just 10 feet away from the police when he opened fire. >> it's a brazen attack and the officers, they did not see the shooter. they certainly were very close and heard the bullets and the shots fired. so it is chaotic, it's scary. >> you can see the two rounds went all the way across the street and through the windows of this building. three people total were hit. one in the shoulder was taking to the hospital and treated for non-life-threatening injuries. an hour after the shooting police got a call that two other victims showed up at a hospital also with non-life-threatening gunshot wounds. the host of the concert

responded to our request for comment on instagram saying in part that my prayers are with the victims and i hope justice is swift. police say it's remarkable that nobody was seriously injured or killed when you have this many shots fired in such a small area into such a big crowd. from falls church, emily miller, fox 5 local news. >> straight sa head, we are tracking what could be washington's first real winter storm. >> those weekend flurries could be nothing compared to the snow we may see, emphasize on may see, by the end of the week. we're going to tell you how long the deep freeze could also last when we return, right after this. neighborhood,i feel like

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it's what women want in five words. >> you get a lot of people chiming in. could you summit up in five words? >> here are my five words. health, kindness, family. i know, so i'm sappy. >> i appreciate that, though. >> respect. and chocolate chip cookies. i was going to say shopping but that's just too -- >> this is 'nothing i could say so i would just let you take it there. >> we already did that over there. >> that's true. we've been keeping an eye on twitter, five words, what women want in five words. let's show you a couple of the ones here. i like this. >> yeah. >> treat her like a queen. >> love it. >> respect, food and head massages. i love that! that's a good one.

>> left alone fully pampered. >> i was going to say sleep too. >> that's a huge one. that would be what morning anchors want in five words. >> evening anchors as well. >> what do men want in five words. marinate on that. >> i think it involves grilled meats of some sort. >> and that unmentionable that you were talking about. >> i only go to the gym to work out. that's the only reason i go. >> let's head over to shawn right now to see what her five words are. >> i'm going to tweet out my five words. but i bet we can agree that many men turn into wimps when they get sick, right guys?

there may actually be a medical reason for that, especially when it comes to the flu. we'll have the results of a new study out of johns hopkins unit that has everything to do with estrogen and testosterone coming up. hover boards may be the rage but more and more colleges and universities are banning them. and have you watched yourself while you eat? we'll explain why it may be the secret to helping you cut the calories. join us for all those stories and more coming up at 6:00. 

big news rocking the music world tonight. tmz reporting that glenn frey is died at the age of 67. he died of a combination of complications from rheumatoid

arthritis and pneumonia. he cowrote and sang most of the eagles hits including "hotel california" and "desperado." it's become the nfl equivalent of ali versus fraser. what could be the final time tom brady and peyton manning will face off. the early game on sunday will be played in denver. the last time they faced off for a trip to the super bowl was 2013 and the broncos beat the pats in that game. but manning is 5 and 11 all time against brady. here's peyton on being asked about facing brady yet been. >> it will be the broncos versus the patriots and we'll enjoy

this one tonight. i'll be talking about them all wednesday. >> facing brady one more time. and manning got some unwanted attention for using illegal substances which are still unproven but now the entire sport of tennis finds itself mired in controversy. the bbc claiming it has widespread evidence of match fixing. an investigation undercovered betting making hundreds of thousands on fixed matches. the report getting slammed by some of the finest who say there's nothing there. >> i would love to hear names and then at least it's concrete stuff and could you debate about

it. it's pure speculation. i haven't been approached. >> it's the story of either stupidity or pure sportsmanship. he looks at the referee, he tripped the ref. you cannot do that. this shapd on the last minute. you can see once again there goes the fall and there goes the trip. he wanted the call, he did not get it. i think anybody can look at that and say that was clearly deliberate. the game ended up in overtime he got booted from the game. oregon state lost. he could be suspended. by the way, the wizards played this afternoon. they lost to portland today at the verizon center. final score 108-98 for their second loss in a row.

>> the solar system is all set to give a rare show. mercury, venous, saturn, mars and jupiter will all be visible from earth on wednesday and this hasn't happened in ten years. it's happening for a month long. from january 20th to about february 20th. you'll be able to see all five of those planets, if we have a clear night sky. so it will be mercury at the lowest point of the horizon, followed by venus and saturn and mars and jupiter. all month, if you've got a clear night see if you can see it. it's easily visible right before sunrise. so the most visible time probably just an hour leading up to that. scan the sky from southeast to twest. you should be able to see all five planets. we haven't been able to see that in the last 10 years so this is

for you. what a beautiful sky just after 5:45. you can see the last but the of dusk we had a gorgeous sunset and we had a gorgeous night but we also had a very cold night. a cold start to the day, it will be cold again tonight. clear, cold and breezy with wind chill advisories in effect towards our north and west. wind chills will be from 20 degrees below zero up to zero. it is quiet and chilly the rest of the week and of course watching very closely our potentially very high impact winter storm that would be friday into saturday. but for tonight again wind chill advisories are hoisted for all of our northwestern suburbs, northern maryland including baltimore, leesburg, back towards the potomac highlands, wind chills from 10 to 20 below. so if you had off today and you are all going back to work and school tomorrow, a brutal start tomorrow morning. temperatures right now very

cold. 21 in washington, 20 in baltimore. 19 in dulles and 19 in culpeper. you've got the wind gusts too and it will remain breezy overnight so currently gusting over 25 miles per hour here in washington. that makes it feel like 7 degrees. it felt like this all day like we were in the single digits and already in hagerstown it feels like 2 below. so really, really cold. that's the big weather story through tomorrow. high pressure in place, along with the cold air we've got the sunshine. high temperatures didn't make it out of the 20s today, they won't either again tomorrow and by wednesday we should see a limit bit of moderation. also on wednesday you could be seeing some flakes fly, but don't worry that is very different than what we're anticipating later on in the workweek. we've got a small clipper-type system coming down from the northwest that will really start to weaken. it will bring snow totals to the midwest. that would be wednesday afternoon and evening. no significant accumulation, probably not much beyond a dusting. a lot like yesterday. that's the preview.

the big story will be our late week set up with our potential winter storm moving up the coast. we do have the cold air in place and it's been cold all week and leading up to it it will remain cold. the models have been consist event in showing this since earlier this weekend. it will also bring the potential for very, very high winds off the coast, possible coastal flooding and erosion issues and also a rain/snow line setting up somewhere along the coast. but all these details are still yet to be determined. we are still four days out but we are very we are sure you are too, and we'll keep you updated as much as possible in the coming days. lows overnight breezy and cold. 13 is the air temperature in washington, but it feels like well below zero. highs tomorrow, 28 in learn ard town but a lot like today it will be defined by those early wind chills and then the cold air just all through the night. wednesday, 37 with some flurried

expected and then through thursday a few clouds. 40 degrees. so we at least get 40 there. but then friday watching the chance for a storm which looks to arrive at some point on friday. again the timing, it's still too early to nail down into saturday, snow possible. it looks like we clear out sunday into monday. that's your 7-day forecast for now. >> i love this song. ♪ ice, ice, baby >> it works for today. and saturday.

before we leave you tonight at 5:00, people all across the country today held events in honor of dr. martin luther king junior. students from watkins elementary school in the district took time to recite dr. king's "i have a dream" speech. and they did so on the steps of the lincoln memorial. >> in what will go down in your history as the greatest demonstration of freedom in the history of our nation. >> 100 years later the negro is still lang wished in the corners of american society. >> marked insufficient funds. >> but we refuse to believe that the bank of justice is bankrupt. >> so i've come to cash a check to remind america of the fierce urgency of now. now is the time. ♪ freedom >> the brat day of justice

emerg emerges. ♪ justice >> but there's something i must say to my people. ♪ i have a dream >> we must rides to the majestic heights physical force. >> must not lead us to distrust of all white people because their freedom is instrictbly bound to our freedom. >> when will you be satisfied? >> we can never be satisfied. >> no, no, we are not satisfied. >> and we will not be satisfied. >> go back to alabama, go back to south carolina. >> i have a dream that one day we hold these truths to be self-evident that saul men are created equal. >> will be able to sit down at the table of brotherhood. >> i have a dream. >> i have a dream. >> i have a dream. ♪ i have a dream >> i have a dream that one day.

>> with this faith we'll be able to try from the discourse of our nation. >> we'll be able to work together to pray together, to struggle together to go to jail together knowing that we'll be free one day. >> my country tis of thee. >> from every mountain side let freedom ring. ♪ let freedom ring >>. >> from the snow capped rockies of colorado. >> from california. >> let freedom ring from stone mountain of georgia. >> from lookout mountain of tennessee. >> every mountainside. >> every state and every city. >> we'll be able to join hands and sing in the words of the old spiritual. free at least, free at last, thank god almighty we are free

at last! ♪ i have a dream, freedom ♪ i have a dream brotherhood right now at 6:00, is snow on the way? we're tracking the potential for a winter weather event later this week. then, two local men are accused of trying to join isis. how police tracked them down. sand a tree fell into a home and split it right down the middle. we'll have an update on the family who was inside. fox 5 local news at 6:00 starts right now. >> thank you for joining us tonight. i'm shawn yancy. >> and i'm jim lokay na for tony and we begin with the forecast. there's a potential for a real winter storm this week. >> right now before we get to that we're going to deal with these frigid temperatures. let's get right to sue palka in the weather center. i'll tell you what, sue. i came outside and that cold air

smacks you in the face. >> it sure does. that's why you want to keep those layers handy for tonight and tomorrow too. because this is going to continue. in fact our headline is the big wind chill that we've been seeing out there and we'll go ahead and show you that. the wind chill is in the dangerous category tonight. i've got a wind chill advisory posted until noon tomorrow. so what does that mean? it means farther to the west those wind chills to be as cold as 10 to 20 degrees below zero. locally 5 to 10 degrees below zero. that's mighty cold at the bus stop in the morning. temperatures already most areas in the teens. we've got temperatures south and east. it's going to get even colder as we go through the night. our current wind chill because gusts are up and over 20 miles per hour is 5 degrees here in the district. it feels like 2 below in hagerstown, 3 in gaithersburg, 2 in frederick, 1 at dulles. so what is that wind chill going to be like in the morning? we're thinking below zero to near zero.

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