this is fox5 local news at 10. right now at 10 you're all talking about it, that big snowstorm just three days away, so has anything changed today? a i'll have an update.pda > also ahead a mother killed in a hit and run involving a garbage truck. tonight, the victim's husband is talking to fox5. >> knowing that your wife will never walk through the door again, that hurts.t > and caught on camera, a fight at agarosery store that ended with gunfire. fox5 local news at 10 starts right now.ow first up tonight, the winter storm that everybody is talkingi to about. >> thanks for joining us tonight,.. > i'm jim lokay in for tony. >> and i'm shawn yancy. > it is looking more and more like we will see someome significant snowfall.nowf > let's start with sue and thed very latest. >> there has been an updatepdat

today. for starter, the shore that wee are tracking is finally ashore in.com pacific northwest andorth that's a good thing because it allows us to sample the data above it.it. that did happen today. let me show you the storm andth then i'll show you there was a a little bit of shift.h that's what we're going to bebe tracking, the snow that you see pushing the rain into montana and down toward you that and idaho. i'd be remiss if i didn't tell you that there is a little storm out ahead of that. t that could create some snow flurries.fl we'll get back to that in a moment, but that path is going to take it to our south. we know you want to know aboutbt the storm friday night intoo saturday. so let me tell you that we arear still thinking this is going to have an high impact on the area. when does it start? it looks lo like it will either be friday afternoon or saturday.urda maybe we get schools off on

friday. it does continue into saturday. > the storm track shifted a little bit today and the snow totals will follow the storm track. what will that change? my model disappeared. i was going to show you the new ye model. it was with the heaviest bull eye in virginia. a huge amount of snow in our region. i'll show you what we're thinking in terms of snow totalw in a second. the american model did not disappear. it also shifted the bulk of thef snow slightly tot south, but itt would still give a lot of snow. three days out, i'm not sure we want to go with something likee that, but there has been pretty good agreement, so i'm going ton put this out with one disclaimer that we will likely be changingg this in the next three days as we get closer to the storm. paying attention to the trend of

sort of a southern shift of the track we could still easily be seeing a foot of snow acrosscros much of our area and maybe in the the pink area, one to two.t. who gets less snow maybe off toward the mouth and is or eastr of the bay and still very concerned about the rain/snowai/ line. is there going to be some mixinn that comes in along the 95 corridor? yes we're putting out a number but we're wanting youwt to know as you continue to prepare for this, these numbers may change and while confidence is high, we can expect a significant storm, we willill continue to monitor any shifts because a smaller shift willft make a big difference in snow totals. with that said we hope you are preparing for saturday night and saturday. we have caitlyn roth standing by outside. i promise i'll go out next. > i think we'll both havehave plenty of chances. >> actually it won't be thisthis cold come friday into saturdayn because the other big weather story has been the bitterly coll

wind chills. thinks the our third night ofigt the i. we are seeing temperatures in the teens. i note that we don't have anyny school delays for tomorroworro morning, but the fairfax county did say they may have some bus delays so they'll keep parents updated. > earlier we went around town and actually caught up with some people and some video of it that actually did start to prepare for the storm. we know we're still days away, we know the snow totals aren'tas exact right, but its haven't too early. it's good to get ready. we saw people getting some salt, even some shovels, because weel are talking about a shovable, certainly maybe even a plowable. some people are heading out tot grocery store. they want to beat the snow, they want to beat the crowds. we ran into a coupleç of peoplf who said they only want to bebe prepared. are you worried about the snow

on saturday?atur >> yes. i am. i'm trying to get prepared now. > good to see that people are s actually getting out andee takig the warning seriously. >> temperatures 2 # inempe washington, teens north and west. it is still very cold. the winds have been gusting occasionally over 20 miles anmie hour still and that's why we're seeing wind chills in the single digits, 6 out in dulles, 4 in baltimore, it feels like 12 in washington. overnight tonight we'll probably fall in the teens. we aren't talking about bitter wind chills, but this is stilltl cold. we start off at 18 in washington, 13 in qunatico, 13ut in martinsburg and groundnd temperatures just as cold outcod here, too, so if we had snow itw would be sticking very quickly. we know we'll be talking aboutkg as we go through the rest of the week. the temperatures remaining cold, there's a good base for this snow to stick. >> no doubt about it. we do think that snow will bebe heavy and when the when it does comes. > thank you for the update.

we will be getting new information, a new run of thatf american model will be out by 11:00. and i'll let you you know what i'm seeing and if there is a little bit of a trend toward a southward trend.d > governor terry mcauliffe spoke out today aboutabou preparations being made across the commonwealth. guess what he told us? >> i alwayse on the side of august annoyer on the side of caution. our roads will stay beautiful and people will be able to continue with their family life. governor mack cough live is prepared to issue a state ofac emergency, ifis necessary. if keep it right here on fox5 onox5 air and online for the very latest on the storm. we will bring you live updates throughout the day tomorrow on our fox5 facebook, our fox5 station is also on mure o meteorologists stations as well. mike thomas will update you on

the snow, caitlyn will join him at 4:30. stay tuned. > fox5 is in prince george'sn where a family is deunder maaing justice after their loved one was struck and killed in a carar crash. first responders say the victim was in critical condition when got there and he died later. > a witness told the family they saw a garbage truck swipe their loved one's car. the truck never stopped. now they're trying to movee forward without their wife,ife, their mother, their daughter ant their friend. >> i can't imagine not seeing my wife tonight come home. > will better magian says his wife got a likely never you a it coming. >> she was on her way back to the house.

left her for dead, never stopped. the deadly crashed shortly after 2:00 tuesday morning. magian and his wife have four children between five and 14e years old.d. that is the most difficult thing. my 14 year old, my 12 year old, my boys don't know. to be honest, i don't have the slightest clue how to break it to them. at some point tonight i know he's going to be asking me when is momming coming home. family members have a stern message for the personfor responsible. >> you're a coward. you are a coward. you knew you hit my sister. you kept ongoing.

she could potentially still be here had you just pulled overled and called the police. > police say because of the size difference of the vehicleei les investigators now believeel it's possible the trash truck's driver may not have known theknw truck was involved in this deadly collision.olli anyone with information or who witnessed the fatal accident should call police.olic > tisha lewis, fox5 local news. > hope that family gets the answers they deserve.dese two virginia men tried to help isis face a judge in a courtroom. mike that san and joseph far rudy giuliani tried to supply terrorist material to an organization. if convicted two men face up to 20 years in prison.ris

> developing in the district tonight, amtrak delays following a deadly accident. fox5's marina maracco is live now with the details. marina? >>reporter: yeah and marknd service also suspended after a a train struck and killed a man that was down on the tracks. coming up we're going to have the very latest on the investigation. > and also tonight, a fight at a grocery store that led to atoa gunfire on a d.c. street thistre afternoon. and the calls to boycott this year's oscars because of a lack of diversity of nominees is growing louder and louder. how the academy is now responding coming up. we are keeping a close eye on the big story, the winter stormm that's currently over ther pacific northwest. more updates on how much it could bring us coming up as fox5 newses at 10 continues.

> welcome back, everyone.co live out here in northwest d.c.. where at about 72 hours from nor it will not be nearly as quiet i as it is right now. ri we are expecting snow heavy at times from a major storm that st

will impacting the whole dmv. we started talking about this at length yesterday and we startedt narrowing down the totals as sue talked about earlier. what we know now is that a a significant storm that will be impacting all the mid atlantic l and the northeast. we do expect areas of very heavy snow. we do in fact expect travelrav delays. we'll keep you updated for the rest of the hour and a half. hal > let's go back inside to gym and shawn. > some fight and some unshots. it all unfolded in the heights section of the city tonight. meaghan wise has been live at at the scene. meaghan we're seeing some footage of what led up to that h shooting tonight. >>reporter: that's right, jim. in can pennsylvania, the fight started here right behind me at the pan am super market.

it ended up the street just a ju few blocks away. we're getting exclusive surveillance foot anal of what led up to this brazen afternoon shooting. it all started here with a fight at the pan am supermarket. we obtained the surveillance footage from the store where wh outside the suspect hit a man mn with a gun.un. they then went inside where they lingered and took the fightç te one of the aisles. they then went out where the suspects were waiting for them on the corner. they made their way down to nelson street and 14th.d 14 i was in the bakery buying bread and i hear like a pop, but i but didn't pay much attention. and the lady come inside and say don't go outside. don't go outside, stay here. i say what. somebody shooting outside.. > my boss said they were right there where the white car is at

and that they were area why youing. and they shoot a man and they left the gun right there. neighbors shocked at the scene s on their way home tuesday tu evening. makes me a little nervous being new to the neighborhood andd hearing that people were being shot two blocks down the road. >> it's okay in the daytime. > the crime scene is a little bit more obvious, a little l a l rampant, a little l more audition because it happens during the day. > now that victim was conscious when he was taken to the hospital earlier today. i just did a check with d.c. d. police, same status there.tus as far as the suspects, they are still under investigation. here's what they are looking for, two african american males, one with light complex one with long dreads and had a weapon earlier today, and the second suspect had a ski mask and got away on a bike.

if your you have any information about these two you'll asked to call 727-9299. > they have ared a juvenile inn connection with assault that happened on the redline. this happened back on december 27 at the nome a gallaudet station. a group of teens were egging on someone to cause the attack. the investigation is still ongoing and charges are still possible. > amtrak service resumed between washington and baltimore. a marked train heading to the to district hit and killed a man tonight. marina maracco is live with the very i latest. >>reporter: a sad event to that commute that should have been ae hour and a half to baltimore into the district, instead of turned into almost a four-hour u commute. take a look at this video thatio we rolled on just a bit ago. you'll see the passengers

transferring from that marked mr train onto an acela amtrak train. they went out through the emergency door. a track was put in between bothh trains and they safely made that transition over from one train e into the other.he but they said they knew something was wrong when aboutg 10 minutes out present union station they felt that they hadh hit something.hi we actually spoke with one of oe the passengers that was sitting just two cars in to that train and take a listen to how she described what happened at about 6:00 this afternoon. af >> we were almost about ten t minutes out from union station and all of a sudden you felt a e big bump and then a lot of -- you could tell the brakes were going on and then it just ju stopped. they didn't say anything for, io don't know, 15 minutes or so and then they said there was a problem. and then they said there was an emergency which they said for fo about 40 minutes or so. > what was it that they said. >> when they finally said what was going on, they said thataid there was a trespasser on the tracks and then there was anhere

emergency and they had to have an investigation and we were kind of stuck there until the ut investigation was over. > and d.c. police handling the investigation all they would sao is the victim was an adult man u that was down on the tracks. no word as to what he was doing down there or who this man may n be. but at this point mark service was suspended throughout the th night and they've slowly reestablished service, butervi tomorrow they're expected to bee running normally for the morning commute. amtrak also suspended thehe northeast corridor up to new york city because of the investigation. as you saw they transferred onto an amtrak train and at about 9:00 tonight they resumed theiri services as well. reporting live from union station, marina maracco, local news. > a bizarre story in virginia why police think thieves are targeting farms and stealingd st goats. and later he's become the most hated man in america.man from the first time since his arrest we're hearing from the

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> first on fox5 tonight, a bigo break-in this case ofx5 a violet assault on a man caught on camera in the district. we first showed you this video on friday, a group of teenagers attacked a convenience store worker. police say they have identifiede several of those attackers withe the help of what may seem like a surprising source. fox5's jennifer davis with moree on this story. >>reporter: there has been a lot of talk lately about a string of violent incidents involving teens in the city and police tell us today they got a break-in one of those cases andd that break came from familyami members of the young suspect. you may remember the r surveillance video, mpd released it on friday. it shows seven people of interest, described by folks ini the neighborhood as high scullers. police say first the youngoung people tried to steel canned did from the market in lateate december. and then they can be seen onen

this video assaulting the clerk when they tried to stop them. at one point they tried to take a baseball bat that the clerkhe was trying to protect himselfsef with and they took that, too. he required eight stitches inn his head police hoped the community would respond totot video and tell them who thehe suspects were, but in the end id was family that brought three oe the seven into the station today turning them in to be questioned. police praised that family's decision and today the mayor talks about efforts underway to further target violence amongamn teens. >> family members are willing to hold others accountable for their actions. that will make the district of columbia the safer place to be. the intelligence between oure be force, we think that we're going to have prince george's come on with us as well as well as metro transit will allow for realtimet intelligence that are following

any type of before it gets started. intelligence sharing will be part of a new robbery task force that she says hopes will work to reduce the crime we're seeing at the hands of teens. family holding young peopleple accountable are certainly a big part of that. in this case really good andood clear images from that store were also important. > a tragedy in maryland between todd letters and their grands parents killed in a raging house fire. we're following a bizarre storye out of virginia, somebody apparently stealing goats from a local farms there. we're also keeping a close eye on the storm that is over the pacific snort west.t. how much will it bring to the d.c. region? sue has an update after the break.

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welcome back, a quick update on what you can expect around the a area tomorrow. it looks like a pretty quiet day locally, but we are tracking a clipper-like system that has produced some winter weather vie reeva reeva steenkamps that storm is going to be passing to our left. you may see some snow flurries from that. it wouldn't rule it out even on the south side of the beltway. if you see that i don't want yow to be surprised and know it's not a preview of what's to comeo on friday.on it's a separate weak system that's going to be movingovin through. that system should help us getet into the mid 30s tomorrow.omo i wanted to show you on futurecast. you can see it coming across the mountains and then it falls it apart quite a bit. then we turn our attention to at our next system which should be taking shape in the southern united states by thursday nightu at 10:00.10:0 eventually it works its way over

to the south eastern us coast.st we'll talk a little bit more a about that. i got that euro map back.k. i'll show you that in just a few minutes with that seven daywith forecast on the what i. > d.c. mayor muriel bowser says the district is preparing forprp the storm. she says the city will get some extra support from some good-hearted people. >> we have recruited 2,000recr volunteers to be a part of the d.c. residential snow team thata have volunteered to help a neighbor clear a sidewalk.idew > the volunteer snow team is as new program.ne it just started this winter in the city itself.tsel of course getting different volunteers to help clear the sidewalks of elderly residents across the district. > shawn over to you.ha >> four members of thwne same family were killed in a fast moving fire inside a house inin chill objection to the form.je >> twin brother andct sister ant their grandparents all died.d. it took firefighters fourfire minutes to get to the house, buu it was still too late to savetos them. paul wagner has the details.

>>reporter: just after 2:00 this morning a neighbor seeing smoke poured out of this house on knoll block drive picked upkd the phone and called 911.911. and then others did the same after hearing screams from the street. 2:00 this morning i heardrd screams. i jumped and i looked out theout window and the ladies were in front of their house. > roseman haines who lives nexh door says she grabbed a phone and a coat and ran outside. >> when iran out, smoke was billowing after the front door. and then after, no less than 30 seconds, i would when i went out the front, the fire came gushing out the window. in a little more and minute or so firefighters were in front of house. the firefighters from chillum encountered fire from the second and first floors. frantic family members out front

advised firefighters that theret were trapped occupants inside the home. > edmond are marrow heard the engines coming into his houseou and something else he won't soon for g. i saw the little kids carried out in the ambulances. i knew something bad hadad happened.ha anna was pronounced deceased at children's hospital at 26789. 51. israel was pronounced diseased at children's hospital at 36789. 07. fire chief says the mother of the twins jumped from a second a floor window than and was taken to a local hospital with non life threatening injuries. so far investigators have founda nothing suspicious and in their search inside the house also discovered. i am sorry to say that there isr so far no evidence of a smoke alarm. as the sun came up and investigators sorted through the

debris other firefighters went house to house checking smoke alarms and installing new ones. paul wagner, fox5 local news. > investigators say nothingti about the fire looksga suspicio. firefighters did go door to doo in that neighborhood checking alarms and installing them in neighbors' homes.s' > it has been one year since another devastating fire claimee the lives of a maryland coupleol and their four grandchildren.n. a christmas tree started the blaze.bl unfortunately the massive homehe did not have a sprinkler system. > now to a bit of a bizarreizar story out of virginia. vi someone there apparently isppa stealing goats. two families said someone took their goats off the weekend.the five of their pet goats were taken and a cross family who lives a mile away says three of their goats snatched.snat both owners think the goats aree going to be sold for meets. i think people are going to market, getting good prices.

it's an easy, high value target, quick money. > the sheriff's office is now investigating. > coming up next tonight, donald trump scored an t endorsement from a former gopore candidate.e. > oscars, the lack of diversity from the nominees, how the academy is responding. a the lot of people didn't see this one coming, my len yells on putting the brakes on driving. a new report say that a whole bunch of 20 to 25 year olds are ditching their driver's license. big job cuts over johnson & & johnson, the healthcare and consumer products company layinn over 3,000 workers in its medical device division. the cuts will take place over the next two years.ears there's apparently a lot of mega money in maryland. a new study says it is the highest rate of millions. nearly 8 percent of folks there

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blast continues. what you can expect overnight and into wednesday as well asas the latest path of the stormof t that is said to arrive this weekend. > another big story we're big following at 11, a mother in her 30s hit and killed by a garbage truck today. police tonight are still lookins for the driver of that truck.trc a woman who cared for bobby christina brown who is in hospice care is now facing charges for i am person nateing a nurse. the latest in the case at 11.

knew knit for the first time fir since his arrest we're hearingee from martin kelly. he is the former hedge fund turning pharmaceutical executive who was arrested in september. the reason i let this kind of anger and hate fester is because i was so sure that the people pe who knew me just looked at thisa and said this is insane. this isn't martin shell i and he must be joking. and i was. what i didn't realize is there s

were millions of people who peo never heard of me. martin kelly first television interview since his arrest he admits he probably should have s been more careful how he dealt h with his critics online and in n the press. i sort of blew it off and said you guys don't know what you'rew doing and what you're talking about and if you want to villian nice me, go right ahead. this is fun. he continues to take combative stance in the world of big bi pharma and gristles at being greedy. >> i spend ought of my income on research. they don't. all these guys make 10, 30, million dollars a year.ear. who is greedy now? > it was his decision to hike the price of the 70 year old drug that landed skill can i the title of the most hated man in america. he continues to defend the decision from a business and ethical standpoint. if it's up to the company. if you raise prices and you don't take that cash and put itt back into research i think it's

dispickable. i think you should not be in thn drug business. we take all of our cash, all ofl our extra profit and spend it on research for these patients and other patients who have terrible life threatening illnesses. ill while he has plenty to say about the declining drug industry he has decided to explain to congress later this month.ont >> i would like to explain to ex congress how drugs work. > while awaiting trial he spent countless hours online. attention is not something i'm desperate for or grave, but if t it's there and i don't have to a work for it. i send one tweet out and it drives people crazy, why not. > he recently drew major m headlines when it was revealed he was the person who paid $2 million for the one and onlyn copy of mythical once upon apon time cd. give me your vision for that th album. i don't know, i think it's a a

special piece of music. m it's obviously than would of a mind and it's the most expensive piece of music ever sold. > as we brace for the bigr snowstorm at the owned of the week, people in another i, i, pennsylvania where sue palka is from and still has family. they are already digging out di from the major storm. up to two feet of snow fell. also parts fell in ohio creating blinding snow and dangerous road conditions. > in h chicago it felt like 20 below. they're used to it. feel i frosty, the average temperature for this time of year just under the freezing mark. yesterday, the high at only 5-degrees. > we are just two months away w from d.c.'s annual cherry blossom festival. the dates are march 20 to april 18. the festival usually coincides

with the blooming of the cherrye trees around the tidalç basin a that means warmer weather. >> something i know i'm lookingo forward to.rwar > what was it four weeks ago, three weeks ago, some of those cherry blossoms were blooming. some are autumn bloomers, but i think others bloomed, too, which may mean that it's not as as brilliant in the spring if theyt got a second bloom out of the deal. > hard to believe we were just running the air-conditioner at christmas. >> i know. > here we get our shot of winter. i want to mention this, we've got three days to go and i think the forecast will change. we had a little bit of a jog with the urine european model, it's highly regarded. it's got a lot of good math. the american models are also al getting worked on. on. they've been catching up. because there's been so much

agreement we've been paying a lot of attention to is this th going to be a major snowstorm. we don't usually hear this type of hyperthree days out. i would say if the trend of going a little bit farther south continues we'll certainly be updating our totals tomorrow and maybe we'll shave a little bit off of it. any way, you have a little bitil of lead way, hopefully the nextx two days will let you get some preparations if we get four inches, 12 inches or more for m the sawor. in the short time it's stilltill really cold tonight and we still have some single digit and teene out there. still a couple of gusts. i think it will be less windilyn tomorrow. the clouds will roll in in the h afternoon and that clipper that i showed you a little bit ago will be passing by tot far. maybe far tot south there will be a lit dusting. du of course the winter storm sto potential friday into saturday,o the timing looks to be starting sometime friday evening

continuing through friday night heavy overnight and during the day sat and ending hopefully by saturday night and sunday is a s good day to get back in thehe groove. tomorrow, though, 36-degrees. 36 that's a little warmer than we today. we will see some passing flurries potentially to our our south tomorrow. thursday also rather settled with a temperature of 38-degrees. temperatures around the region right now still at 22 in the district. 19 for dulles, manassas and a frederick as well as winchester. down to 14 in culpeper. mightily cold for sure tonight. yes, we still have a wind chilln to talk about. 2 is what it feels like in hagerstown. three days of pretty cold temperatures and this is where s we expect to fall to overnight, down to 18 in the district. 13 for martinsburg and winchester. 20 for leonardtown and 19 for annapolis. with that clear, cold night and winds out 10 to 15, that 18

reading could feel considerably colder and a chilly start. we should have some sunshineome with clouds increasing in the afternoon. our temperature 36-degrees 3 tomorrow. notice the wind is a lot better and maybe some late day or even floorries to keep an eye on andn this will be from this weakeak system that we think will lose a lot of its most tour as it comeo down from the mountains. there could be a little bit oflb snow down in that region. re maybe it holds together to produce a few snow showers even in our southern suburbs and and maybe you'll something over at e the beachest late tomorrow. just coming in to the pacificacf northwest. that is going to dive down for d the gulf of mexico and it's i going to continue. this is the clipper, of course,s but when our storm starts to dive it will be able to tap the gulf moisture and that's why we know it's going to have a lot of moisture as it heads up to the h coast. we'll have a chance for a few flurries. here it is again.is what you're also going to be see

moving into the picture and whad i'm going to show you is ourur developing friday night storm.gh we see it's starting to get organized by thursday night. so we'll have a very good handle on it then. i wanted to show you this earlier, but this is a model that a lot of people are watching very closely, today itd did slide the center of the snow and some of the heaviest snow totals down to western virginiar we'll continue to watch that. th this is raw model data and notnn what we're forecasting just yet. although i'll show you what oura preliminary forecast is coming off at 11:00.1:00 for tomorrow # 1 degrees. by noon we're 30. we' by 5:00 33-degrees and that's in the as cold as it was today. t but we should be around a 43 degrees. eventually we will get back to o it, interrupted of course by what may be our major team over the weekend. it looks like we'll be back to a sunshine and hopefully a lot of work can get done to get things back in order. ord our storm should be wrapped up w

by then. it looks like we'll be partially sunny on tuesday as well.s as we get into the latter part of the week maybe a few showers to deal with. > at least we see the temperatures going back up.p. >> absolutely. > that's good.> >> we saw cherry blossoms two months away. > i know. get ready just in case because when we think when it does snow it will be a heavy snow, hard to shovel. when the kids knock on the dooro and say want me to shovel it, i, say, yeah, you can. > baltimore is celebrating poet edgar allen.'s life. a very old tradition. this one they hired somebody to be the.toaster t am the tradition dates back to the 1940s when someone would leaveee three roses and a bottle of cog knack. the person who was doing it disappeared back in 2009. in they did find a new person to

continue ritual. we are not replacing the original.toaster. nobody can do that. what we are doing is giving thee public an opportunity during the day to observe this tribute. tri > this, by the way, is the 207th anniversary of.'s birthday. always fascinating to hear that story. > we will be right back.

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welcome back, the movie concussions sparked new discussions as to whetherheth football players are safe. we know that many players from the 70s and l l # 80s have had many many concussions. and the one rand l made his name during two stints.tin it was here when the former college quarterback through a touchdown. the next year he signed with the skins playing four seasons. but now he's the athletic director at theç virginia acady at ashburn. he has trouble doing things like walking downstairs andnd remembering basic things. this is what he said, quote, i'm doing a lot, but i have to be on my mes praying, asking god to allow me not to have these issues and to live a long life.g i want to see my kids raised up. i want to see my grandkids.

i wouldn't be surprised if football isn't around in 25 years. he had the option to play baseball. he said if he had to do it agaii he said he would play baseball. i wonder how the nfl is going to react to this, one of their bigr players coming out and saying this. >> especially since he retiredhr just a few years ago. > very interesting. stick around, the news at 11 is next. this is fox5 local news at 11. > right now at 11, only threehe days and counting until ourntil close encounter with this winter storm.st i'll have your forecast. a heart breaking scene in prince george's, a mother hit and killed by a garbage truck, the driver didn't even stop. tonight the search to track him down. plus, some of the young people accused in this violent convenient investor robbery were

outed to police by their own parents. this is fox5 local news at 11. and it is good to have you with us, i'm shawn yancy and i'm gym lokay in for tony perkins tonight. the wind is whipping. the temps are in the lows to.ows this is all ahead of the winter storm we're tracking for theor especially of the week. we have team coverage starting with sue palka. what are the latest models telling you now about how much of an impact this will have on the region. >> we are getting new information. the american model just comingin in and not much change. it's still very bullish on thisn being a major storm for our area, friday afternoon lightly and then picking up in intensity friday night into saturday night. it appears to be holding the course and not giving up the ghost that is going to have ave high impact on our era. that's just one model coming in right now.ow. we'll show it to you in a moment and hopefully it is updated, bua this is the very latest. this is the storm we're going tn be tracking. it is still a few days