this is fox5 l local news at 101 day two of d.c.'s traffic nightmare. we've gone one block in 45 minutes.minu > drivers are are ticked off. >> start, stop, start, stop. > when will the grid lock end. >> it's happened again, another vicious attack at a metro station. new tonight, a witness tell us how it all went down. dow > a roadside delivery, meet the

local mother who delivered her baby boy on the side of a street with the help of a police officer. > fox5 local news at 10 starts right now. > thanks so much for joiningr o us, everybody, i'm shawn yancy and it is a good thing to have you here tonight with us on fox5 news at 10. >> i'm gym lokay.>> tony is off. we've just received word that the federal government will open on time. employees do have the option of unscheduled leave or unscheduled tell he work.te you can ' the school closings at the would bottom of the screen s on our fox5 d.c..com. all of this comes after another horrific snow removal night. nig drivers were sitting in traffic for hours during the evening rush. the question is, is there any relief in site. tisha lewis is roadside tonight. you were out in the mayhem firsthand so how long were you stuck out there in.ther >> you know what, jim and shawn, we were stuck in traffic for nearly two hours. two we were on our way to do on

interviews in northern virginia before you knowno what, we saidi we're going to all contact it quits. we pulled over and we talked tot some drivers and they say all oo this going on behind me over my right shoulder, that's the real road rage. > we've just been sitting hereh in traffic trying to leave georgetown, head back out to t manassas area. are > when will it end? >> we've gone one block in 45 minutes. that's exactly how long, one block. > 20 minutes just in this last block. >> they're open. we've got a lane down street. that's very exciting, but we need more than one lane. his phase says it all. but stuck in grid lock caused by excess snow eliminating lanes making moving around nearly impossible at every turn. >> this is going to be this wayy

until it melts, i'm sure. > but why? other major cities in similar circumstances would seemingly be up and running smoothly by now. >> mayor bowser spokesperson's michael ben says you can't c compare d.c. to other cities because we have less workers too remove the snow. >> we ended up parking our are car and decided it wouldould probably be quicker to walk there.ere. > and it's probably going to take us five minutes to walkal there. five minutes to walk there versus probably staying in traffic for 45 minutes. > even so, ben says the district's dump trucks are going back through neighborhoods and the downtown corridor to remove excess snow which he says is causing a ripple effect, including massive traffic. >> i'm not sure what resources they have so i'm going to give g them the benefit of the doubt on this one. one > so i know the big question now on everyone's mind is how dd

i avoid this t traffic torture. >> i wish i coulord tell you the traffic officials weigh spoke to today said you could log on anda find information about where w these crews will be blocking off roads and clearing streets, butb i can't because it doesn't exist. there is no rhyme or reason. the district says you know what you have to build in some extra time for your morning andnd evening commute and they say it's hard to tell when things will get back to normal. nor > wow. tisha lewis, fox5 local news. nw > that is frustrating. no real answer there. t sue palka about when things will get back to normal or thehe streets will be plowed. let's talk about another cold night out there and should drivers be worrying about the te refreeze in. >> i don't think it's going to o be as bad as it was this morning. we will have another refreeze. it's not going to be quite as cold and we didn't do quite as s melting today. that is our headline, though. we want you to be aware of the slick spots likely to be arounda in the morning and there was at least when the in earlier..

this is considerably warmer than we were last night at 10:00. it's taking us a little longer l to get cold and we will head h down to 32 here in the district. we'll likely see temperaturesy e staying in the 20 suburbs in the suburbs which was a whole lot better than last night. n yes, there will be a couple of slick spots.pots don't be surprised if we have some another change yup, there is a frontal boundary.al i do think i have the answer too when we're going to be melting down all of this snow. i'll share it with you. it's on the seven day forecast coming up a bit later. > thank you. >> metro calls it wolf back mentality and they say that's behind yet another brutal mob attack by teens on metro. m the attack happened just around 8:30 this morning. fox5's marina maracco live tonight in northwest where we we talked exclusively with a guy that saw it all happened. >>reporter: the witness said

the platform was more crowded than it usually is. trains are running late becauset of the snow. he says as he looked out the windows from the car he saw just a string of the teen acres, the majority of them governing off but things in just seconds turned violent. i can see myself here walking away just as the attack happens on the passenger behind me. > this witness was just feet away from yet another metro mob attack. this time surveillance video shows a group of up to 30 juveniles storm passengers getting off a redline train at gallery place chinatown metro at the height of the morning rush wednesday. they shoved him to the ground and five or sixteen agers are ae were kicking him and punching him in the face. > they're just on delay, moveu it, get off the train, on delay, move. > what appeared to have started as random year and heckling very

quickly escalated into a full assault. he seemed really kind of in a daze, a scratch atop the cross of his face that looked like itt was bleeding and he looked like it was punched in the face. > the victim left on the ground as the teens went into the departing train.depa he rushed to the station managem who tried for nearly 10 minutes to contact metro transit police without any succeed. >> there have been several h attacks on the redline, the lin that i take every day, and i don't think there's been a proper response from metro to protect their riders. i think there needs to be more of a police presence. > now, five stops from whereere the assault took place over at gallery a place, metro transit police intercepted six of those teenagers right here at the woodly park station.on. five of them teenage boys, one o of them a teenage girl. all of them woodrow wilson highe school students presumably heading to class just a few more

stops from where we're standings tonight they're all looking at felony assault charges. reporting live in northwest washington, d.c., marina maracco, fox5 local news.ews. > and by the way we learned about another incident thathe happened on metro this afternoon. the spokesperson says a group of teens threw a snow balance at aa man at judiciary square. officers tracked the teen at gallery place metro stop.o s the victim wasn't seriously hurt and police eventually let the teens go. i'm sarah simmons here in northwest where it seems like aa gift from the city. if you are parked along one of these snow emergency routes last friday during the blizzard, guess what, you don't have to pay for it. d.c. mayor muriel bowser is voiding all tickets issued last friday from snow emergency routes. in a bizarre twist there are a some people we talked to who who weren't very happy about it. this all happened last week. w the snow started falling. city residents were told to movv their cars on thursday. it went into affect friday

morning. the mayor says she understands many people may not have known v about the retrickses and were out running errands to prepare for the storm. she says the ticket dismiss alice one small way the district can help people recover from the storm. the fine is not small. it's a $250 ticket. t > a lot of people say the isn't. >> it made our lives miserable s because it took us a lot longer to get the roads cleared. so i think it's a wrong decision to refund. > if it's a across the boardrd automatic and it's just a goodwill token to the people of the city, a lot of people suffered, then okay. o they can afford it. not to be public enemy one, but i think for a municipality that doesn't have state taxes i think that money could go into a lot for a district in itself. i don't think it's a good idea. > and to his point that money

does add up. there were 2800 citations that a the city handed out on friday. for toeing, and storage this thi money really does add up that more than a million dollars thal the city will miss out. some question whether that was a good idea or not. n some people are also questioning perhaps this was just a political move on the mayor's part. we're live here in northwest, sarah simmons, fox5 local news. > donald trump gambling in iowa just days before the presidential raise.pr talk about aes gamble. he's boycotting tonight's gop debate, a risky political moveam that could help his closest rival. you know trump, the media loves this guy. he they love the ratings a well. he's getting air time somewhere else tonight.. that's coming up right after the break. this little guy didn't want to get to the hospital. we're going to hear from his mom about his roadside delivery.

how about that. can you imagine? that is a story they will tell and be able to remember forever. >> there's video -- not video of that. > we'll show you coming up in three minutes. you'll understand.

> the seven republicanhe presidential candidates who sais yes to the invitation todi participate in tonight's fox news google debate are going too step in the spotlight that donald trump say eighted.ru as you know hemp decided to boycott the iowa show down but he is still getting plenty of attention.atte the prime time debate on fox, f ted cruz is really center stage as the top poling candidate among this group.roup crust is fighting to regain lost ground over trump in the iowa polls. all of the candidates are looking for the game changinghag moment considering they're not facing a testimony of/cruz war of words. >> i'm a maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly and ben you're a terrible surgeon.

now that we've got the donald trump portion out of the way -- mount sinai i want to thank everyone here for showing thehe mount and women of iowa of respect to show up to t show the people of the cunt why wee believe we would make the best commander in chief. >> it's not about donald trump,u this campaign is about thet greatest country in the world wr and a president who has systematically destroyed many of the things that made america special. we usually elect 79s in americaa that make things better in america. barrack obama wants to be more r like the rest of the world. w we don't want to be like the rest of the world. want to be like united statess of america. ame > to trump he is holding his veteran event at a university,y, three miles.

they tried to persuade fox to drop meghan kelly. when trim fox refused.efus >> i didn't want to be here. to i have to be honest. i wanted to be about five minutes and i've enjoyed that. all the online polls that haveav been very well with the debates. i've had a kick with it. it. but you have to stick up for up your rights.ur r when you're treated badly you y have to stick up for your rights. right off the bat tonight trumpu said he's already raised 5 to $6 million for vets. he also has a website for donations. he promises 100 percent of your money will be earmarked vets. according to the site your money initially goes to trump's foundation. tonight at 10:30 we're going in depth talking about trump's risky move to boycott tonight's gop debate.ebat > they released a report by the use of force by police officers.

it found that d.c. police have abided by guidelines establishe bin the department of justice back in 2001. d.c.'s department voluntarilyvou agreed the justice department dp oversight after it was labeled the deadliest big city police force in the nation. the oversight ended back in 2008 when reforms were made and police chief cathy lanier says the department is stilll following best practices involving use of force. we all put a lot of hours and a lot of hard work into this reform. we have a lot at stake for making sure that those reforms that we fought so hard to make were not for not. n so very satisfying for us, the outcome of this review. > although the report is generally favorable to what mpd has been able to accomplish, investigators were critical of the time it takes and single oud the us attorney's office for criticism. > a rockville woman has been

charged for an stream count of animal cruelty. 66 counts. animals of different sizes inbreeds were ceased from her home on glenn riel road and putr up for adoptionie good a local m is grateful for the alexandria police officer who helpedelpe deliver her baby on the side of the road when she couldn't makem it tot hospital in time. kenya situate air a knew her baby was coming fast. f her mother tried to her to the hospital so there wasn't enough time. so she tried to drive herer daughter to alexandria, which ae was closer they didn't make it there in time, either. they pulled over and the policet officer saw they are and helpedl deliver a healthy baby boy.. >> it was like an rang.ang. god sent him to me. i would say you're angle. i was glad, really glad because if he was not there i didn't know what was going to be

happening. > mom, you look beautiful by the way. >> officer garcia called for an plans. it arrived moments after little joshua was born. we are happy to report that everyone is doing great tonight. beautiful, beautiful baby boy. > you guys have probably beenn hearing this like, the stick contact virus is spreading fastf now it's in our region. what you need to know about it is coming up ahead. a this story is all over the internet and it all has to do with a new menu item that is missing a key ingredient. > as we head to break tonight,t just a reminder to send us your back throw back thursday pictures using the # tbt.bt. because it's cold and it's winter send us your best beach,h vacation throw back pictures. this is a picture of my youngest jack in 2009 enjoying a little l fun at the beach. keep your pictures coming using the # tbt and we will share some

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one person in virginia has been diagnosed with thevi sicca viru. the person was traveling outsido of the us at the time of the infection. there have been no locally transmitted cases of sicca in the continental us. the virus is spread through mosquitoes bytes. b it has been linked to a rare birth defect. > now, to the latest on the flint, michigan water crisis. state legislationors announceded they will spend another $28 million to address the lead contamination in the city's water.r. meantime senate democrats induced that a bill to fix and d replace the lead contaminated pipes. the money comes with strings attached.

michigan would have to match the dollars per dollars. governor snyder says a quick fis is needed. let's take care of the people of flint to make sure they have about the led waters, filters, everything else they need and how do we rebuild the communityt governor snyder has come under d fire for how he handled the crisis. > so if you decide to eat at wendy's lately you might want to check your credit card statement. it is investigating an unusual activity involving cards used as some of its restaurants.ts. wendy is working with cyber security experts to figure out t the routes of the fraudulent charges. they are encouraging customers to keep an eye out on unauthorized charges on their cards. > so they haven't been on the menu that long but mcdonald is already under fire for its mozzarella sticks. some customers claim they had no cheese. social media is exploding

complaints. cheeseless sticks online. they added it to the menu endinn years of baited anticipation. mcdonald's mid, sorry you were disappointed can you supply more information. i do think i know what the problem is. if you fry those, you over cook those too much the cheese fliesf out.ou >> do you think that's what it is. > i trust mcdonald's to know that they're not pulling a scama to hoard all the cheese supply. >> this is a legitimate. > they need to look into how to cook cheese months sell a sticks.ks. > also coming up, tonight's debate payoff for donald trump, can any of the other gop candidates beat the millionairee in iowa next week, inside from a political strategist is coming

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> this is fox5 local news at 10. welcome back, everybody. it is 10678. 30 and here are some of the top stories we are working. >> nearly after a week after the blizzard hit there are still piles and piles. riders either got stuck or theyt were moving at a snail's pace as they tried to navigate arounde the piles. if you got a ticket during the blizzard, guess what, you may not have to pay it.

d.c. mayor bowser says the tickets given friday will be voided. she says people may have been running errands to prepare for r the storm. > a group of teens attacked a passenger. the incident caught on video and police say the teens initially i got away but they were later arrested at the woodly park metro station. > back now with a closer look at tonight's gop event and donald trump's rival event that isiv taking place three miles ay from the debate at exactly thext same time as the debate, republican strategist mike lanem is here with a little insight. > good to see you. >> let's head to iowa and thehe prime time debate. let's talk about first the upside for donald trump ever skipping the debate. donald trump i think is a genius. he skipped it for strategic reasons. he has dominated all the last discussions leading into the debate. not only is he able to dominate a discussion when he's part of it but he's tibial dictate whata

the topic of discussion is. > mike, tell our viewers what the risk is and it is a big risk by not being there. >> the down side you find outd o that the people of iowa think they've been disrespected and somehow going away from your campaign as a result of not anticipating your debate. i don't think trumps' voters are going to hold him accountable for that. >> he had a huge event tonight.n people were going nuts. >> sold out. > let's start with the debate and ted crust. >> and to every donald trumper vote error potential voter. i hope to earn your support.. i know everyone else on this stage hopes to earn your support. now, there is a differencee between personal in salts and attacks between going into the mud with add homonym and focusing on issues and substance. i think instance and substance, policy and vision and record should be the meat of politics. > mike, ted cruz says he is the

anti gop establishment guy, but he needs the establishment now to stamp out trump, right? >> look, unless you have a unified republican party you are not going to get anywhere in this campaign. c you are not going to beat hillary clinton or any other democrat they have. he needs to unite the wholehole party and when he continues to disrespect the establish. he makes it more hard to nominate. cruz was in the center spot tonight. he had the spotlight right in r the middle paced on his polling numbers, that had to hepatoid cruz tonight. >> you know, adopt think it did, will. > go home, mike. >> this has not been ted cruz's strongest night.st you would think he was in the center spot it would be strong s for him. >> the first thing he did was ws get involved in sort of people trump's replacement by getting g in a fight with meaghan kelly that he lost. the second thing was he talked about all the questions were unfair because they're all about

why don't you talk about ted and why don't you talk about ted. he got off to a really bad start and he hasn't recovered.ed. this is not ted crust's best debate. this is something that you've y been saying all along that we'v' been going into it. let me just go to trump now as s we run out of time. tim as you know, he had to beat the spot. he held his own event explaining how he was actually being nice to fox tonight.. fox has been extremely nice and the last number of hours actually. and they've wanted me there and they said how about now. can you come over.r. >> and i said hasn't it already started. we actually thought what we'd do is we'd let them start and we haven't whatted to be about 15 minutes into that hour so by now they're all tuned in. look at all the cameras. c this is like the academy awards. > there you go, trump givingivn himself a pat on the back, like

he's never didn't that before.er > final question, mike, he had the opportunity in the debate as all the candidates do off the top, 60 seconds to say what he wanted about fox and about meaghan kelly and have been bee there and faced his competitor. he didn't do that. final word do you think it paidi off tonight. >> i think donald trump is a in wither tonight. he's done what he needs towi do. he has his audience. the question is, does he have a ground gain that will get them to vote on monday. > that is the final word with mike lane our republican strategist. good to see you. we'll see you tonight again att 11. > shawn back over to you. >> d.c. and the nation has lost a treasure. t the oldest veteran has died, alex passed away at the. she wa.s at the nation's capital home for most of her life. dixon was one of the firstirst plaque woman in the army. we had the pleasure of sitting down with her a few years ago. she told us all about the segregation she faced when she

first moved to d.c. in 1924. >> you couldn't do this, you thi can't do that. t you can't go to the store downtown. i started out in 1929 in the government and i was a drug, bud if youru were a negotiation oh,n you were a vial doctor i don'ti care what you knew. > l alice dixon was 108 years old. just incredible life she lived. > what a story, too.. >> trail blazing in so many ways. to hear the stories of people po having a one on one interaction. she had a story for everyone. >> yes, she did, a lot of fun stories, too.. > coming up next tonight, a top chef and local restaurant otherr than is suing his landlord. he's being kicked out of his his lease because many of his customers are black. > also ahead find out where the blizzard really, really paid off for one snowplow driver. >> in the market to buy a home you'll definitely want to look at this, the 30-year fixed rate mortgage falling for the fourthu

straight week. we are the at 4.9 percent at the lowest level in more than three months. the online retailer, amazon posting very high holiday sales. the stock tanking. t and it looks like the dealreadyt and is going back to the future literally. the sports car made famous as as that time traveling vehicle in n the movie what can to the futurf is in the run again. a the company plans on making 300 of the classics. one can be yours for about 100 grand. barbie is getting a makeover coming out with three body types, pee tight and curvey. c the doll will be hitting store shelves this spring. > that's business. i'm neil cavuto. .

> the blizzard turned into azz financialar bloom for a ploww driver in maryland. while most of were stuck indoors he was out there.here >> on monday he took a quick break. he got a break at a supermarket in woodbridge and had a virginia lotly crash off ticket and he won the big ticket $225,000. of course he didn't have time to celebrate. you know what? >> why. he had to get out on the roads a and plow them. that's what i call dedication. > good for you. it was a big night for local american idol fans. >> one of tonight's contestants is a hopeful from our very own

area. that's cera stern. she sent a video message to her hometown fans about what it was like to sing on the idol stage. >> i was most nerve racking so o far of the week process justus because you have to stay up all night. i even got sick that morning. i was so worried i wasn't goingi to be able to go on. our whole group got through. watch more of american idol next week. (applause) congratulations to her. the waitress at egg expectationn ,s kerry underwood called her adorable. >> i agree.ee. she was adorable tonight and she sang so well. we're all rooting for you back here. > absolutely. another miserable route home foh drivers all across the dmv.

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> we have a few high fives earlier this week for things that went right after the blizzard. now it's thursday and clearly not everything is going so well. we figured it was time for us to hand out some no fives. here's tom fitzgerald with the latest. >>reporter: schools still being closed. kids love it, parents not so much. no fives. we get the no school after a blizzard, but the streets have to be cleared and students needs to get back to class. no. not plowing the whole road. no fives. f if a highway has three lanes, plow three lanes, don't just clear two or even worse, one.

plowing priority of or the.iori no plow. d.c. dug out streetcar stops for a streetcar that isn't running. buses are running but too am stops look like this. maryland red light cameras were dug out as road lanes nearby were still covered in snow. politicians making deadlines. montgomery county executive ike leg it made a 7:00 a.m. promise. rashan p baker, he made a 9:00 p.m. promise. yet, deadlines came and when thn and both places still had unplowed streets. no. and finally bad driving. no. look, if you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem. so down, share the road. let that car merge. m for pete's sake watch out for pedestrians in the treat. no fives.

i heard a couple people at alexandria wanted to do that, t the fist over the weekend. finally our post -- > i will give a lot of, you know, no fives. it is very frustrating when people are out there the onn roads and you have the four lanes, six lanes and you only get two, one on each side. s the ' kind of hard to get by, b the crews are doing their best b and we certainly appreciate it. it's frustrating. especially when you're sitting in traffic and you only go three miles. >> our neighborhood usually do a better job than that. last night when i got home there were a lot of bulldozers and i was like, oh, no, i hope i can c get in. i was so glad to see them. by wednesday of next week i have a feeling most of this is going to be gone. g the problem is it's going to rain and probably be # 5.

a lot of melting and a lot of runoff from rain could be next week's issue. iss > last week you know what we were doing.oing >> preparing. everything should be done, be in your home by noon and we made it. we got through it. it's been a long week for so many of you, though. i actually had paul baker send a picture to my facebook that as of this morning 8:0 no plow had been down his street.his i don't know what the situation iswh now, but i hope that the melting is going to help. listen, tonight because of melting we will have a few moref slick spots.sl i don't think it will be as widespread or bad as this evening. we're going to see cold air and gusty winds coming into. int afternoon temperatures in the t teens ands to.te don't be surprised if there are a few flurries around or a snow shower that will not amount to anything, about you there could be a few inches in the mountains. a nice weekend warm up is on its

way. meantime tonight it's considerably warmer than it wast last night at this time. watch yourself especially north and west. d.c. still well above freezing at 37. we should head down to about 32 and the 20s. that's a lot better than the teens, though, from last night and a gorgeous sunshine expected tomorrow. we do have some clouds around ao tonight so we had a beautiful sunset around as well. thank you for this gorgeous note on. the temperature should be about 32-degrees. this is what we're much whatting if you're going to be driving west or maybe you're thinking about making it a ski weekend, some fresh powder is going to be coming in. we'll see that in the mountains a little bit later and thinks the second system off the coast that we're much whatting pull away and out to see. we're in between the two of them, but out to the west a winter weather advisory has been posted. it will go until 6:00 friday and that does include western portions of alleghany, garret g county and down to preston and tucker.

maybe two to four inches and a few spots could get a little bit more than that and it's going to be blowing in this area, too. nice to have some good news for the ski resorts after last week. 36 inches out in garrett county. 38 inches up in pennsylvania. i know they'd love to see you. >> the snow pack reducing, dulles is down 2016 inches, bwi at 10 inches.ches we didn't lose too much at reagan they're still looking ata four inches on the ground. g but by the time of next week a lot of this is going to be disappearing. tomorrow, 39-degrees. watch this wind out of the northwest 15 to 30.no it'srt going to feel line it's n the 0s. a real cold shot for us tomorrow. a few morning flurries and thata should be about it. i it looks like we'll be up to 38-degrees. as we see the flurries coming through and the color air tomorrow, for a chilly breezy

day it changes up big time for r the weekend and we're going to t get more warmer air. air expect winds to be 25 through 30-mile an hour. we'll see a nice jump up on saturday, especially on sunday. we're going to go 60-degrees on sunday, guys, last day of january.. pox monte is going to come out with sun glasses. he'll see his shadow. > what is it if he sees his shadow. >> if he sees his shadow we'll have six more weeks of winter. i don't want to burst your bubble. > did you see the hats. >> they're ground hawg hats.und i have a big one. one > you know where he lives the rest of the year, don't you. you >> the library.rary 65 on wednesday, though, that'ss the rainy day.ay. > that's going to be a nice day although it's raining. > thank you, sue. s now a story you will see only on

fox5. a renowned top chef and local restaurant owner announced today he is suing his landlord for for racial discrimination. fox5's emily miller has the story. >>reporter: we grill out burgess and we have a secret rub that i use. td burgess, he was a contestant on the seventh season on top chef.chef his d.c. restaurant is in an area that says is being century phid and he says his landlord is trying to kick him out to appease white renters who are afraid of blacks. woman in and have a burger like everyone else is doing. it started back in 2010 and he a signed a 1046 year lease that allowed him to have live entertainment. so he started a jazz night on thursdays from 7 to 10:00 p.m. >> he was making about $20,000 a month from it. he says in the lawsuit that thee

landlord told him that the building tenants, who are majority white do not feel safe with the plaque clientele at the r and b jazz bands that were attracting. >> it wasn't drawing the clientele that they were expecting. we're talking professional african americans, dr.s, lawyers.ers. > according to de, the landlorl offered a deal to pay half the e rent and top the music. mus >> dean agreed. in november he said the landlord claimed he was in default.. dean asserts that the landlord is using discriminatory tactics to get him to vacate the space and replace him with a non-black owned business. i think there was an ulterior motive to get me out of here. i'm not going to go anywhere. you can't tell me to get out when i have an investment herere and i've done nothing wrong. w

the landlord sent us this statement, eviction proceedings were filed against mr. dean in 2015 due to substantial nonal n payment of rent.pa the allegations in his suit are completely without merit. w if you lived in iowa or minnesota things are a bit a different in d.c. we're still here. so don't be scared, come down and join us andeny the jazz. we're not going to take your purse and sock you in the eye. e the one thing there's no controversy over whether you're plaque or white is this is this a great burger. from washington, emily miller, fox5 local news. > i was kind of jealous of the burger. >> he was very jealous of the burger.rger we'll be right back. wireless ear buds may be in your future. no wire connection between your ears and possibly no jack into your smartphone.

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> ly ' talk sports right now. s the free agent frenzy has not started in the nfl. nfl kirk cousins is priority one for the skins. that is no surprise. there's no doubt he'll bee cashing in. if you ask number eight what his greatest achievements have been. he expense the love season living in the basement in his in-laws home in the atlanta area. the cousins photo between the youth league trophies ribbons beganned by his brothers in laww and his wife. for cousins it's been a long lon time coming. a little trophy shelf down there with her older brother's

different sports accomplishments through the years and some of julie's accomplishments and my picture made it onto the mantelm so that was a step in the right direction. it's always good to have a good family. we certainly have. there ' great people and i feel i hit it out of the park. not only with julie, but the whole family.amil > how did he get to atlanta. >> the conversion van. > this is what cousins uses too get around.roun >> about a week after the season ended and we road tripped it it down to atlanta so i did not drive it today in the auto show. >> i'm always looking. l my wife would say i'm never going to pull the trigger. > he's being a little humble, $750,000 a year.$7 i think he's going to have a little more pocket change to spend. > the conversion van will bellb parked and taken out occasionally once the newthe contract is signed.

> that's a very good point.oint stick around, the news at 11 iss right now. this is fox5 local news at 11. right now at 11, another violent attack on metro. police call it a wolf pack attack, riders call it terrifying. tonight a witness is talking only to fox5. commuters are still frustrated. the grid lock across the city, t when it will end.. > we're breaking it down for fr you as fox5 local news at 11 starts right now.ow. thanks for keeping with us right here on fox5 news at 11 i'm shawn yancy.sh >> and i'm jim lokay in for tonr perkins. > right now, the federal government is open tomorrow. >> workers have the option for unscheduled leave or unscheduled tell he work.