meanwhile, a few hours later, dc councilmember jack evans became metro's board chairman. we immediately asked him what he planned to do about the violence. >> i believe metro that is safe, but there is a perception that maybe it's not as safe as it could be. >> that was matt ackland reporting. meanwhile a frustrated mother in montgomery county sent us some pictures of the potomac village shopping center after she tried to park there yesterday. she was trying to get medicine from her daughter who has

cerebral palsy after days of being snowed in. >> today megan has the snow been removed from those spaces? i see quite a bit behind you there. >> reporter: hey, ladies. yes, in fact it has within the last hour this space here and this space behind it, a bobcat came in and they cleared it out. they made several calls to the property management company. they manage this marking lot here but the mother who sent us those pictures tells me she's trus traited it took so long to get something done. >> shame on you. it's something that, you know, everybody kind of takes for granted. you don't know when your life is going to take that change. you don't know what tomorrow is going to bring. it might be yourself, it might be a parent, it might be a

child. >> we reached out to the maryland department of disabilities and they say the businesses are make responsible for making sure there is parking for those with disabilities. we've put all the information on our website, fox5dc.com. we're live in montgomery county, megan dice, fox 5 local news. >> as a mom it's very hard. i mean, we're all working p and if the schools are closed i've got to find child care or take a day off from work. i really am not comfortable sending my kids to the bus stop and having him need to either stand in the road or up on a high snow bank. so it's a challenge in many ways. >> today marks one week since the big blizzard hit and schools in arlington county were closed once again. it's been frustrating for

parents who have to find babysitters or take the day off from work to stay with their kids. adding to the frustration families who need to get out and say they can't get out safely. crews brought out this heavy equipment today to clear out all the snow. at least they are making some progress. >> that is good. >> now to the district here where dc mayor muriel bowser is praising city workers' efforts to get the city back up and running after the blizzard. >> we are just extremely grateful to the men and women that are on our team that worked 12-hour shifts since last friday. i think we ended the 12 hours yesterday some time that they worked night and day. >> the mayor says she is very proud the city government was able to open on tuesday and schools opened on wednesday. the mayor made her remarks about the snow while announcing a dozen new projects that will be

built to provide affordable housing in the city. >> so is the weather going to cooperate to help get rid of some of this snow and melt it all. gwen tolbart downstairs in the weather center for us. thankfully it's melted. if it was still cold we would still be snowed in. >> we saw some flurries today, that came through with quite a roar. >> that wind is going to be an issue right through tonight. so we're going to have to deal with it a little bit more. temperature-wise we're on a roller coaster trend, folks. tonight the weather is not going to cooperate very well because we've got a refreeze to worry about. into the weekend, totally different story, we get back to the snow melt again. let's begin with a look at where we hit today. temperatures exactly where they should be, just a degree or two off, but we're right into the ballpark into the upper 30s and the low 40s. and this hour here's where we stand. it's currently 36 degrees at mannasas, 37 at annapolis. that's the same for dc and for learn ard town. 34 at baltimore, 32 at

martinsburg, a lot cooler at hagers tony. we are talking about an icy situation with a refreeze, on any of that melted snow with the highways and the sidewalks and the bypasses, do be careful because we are talking an icing once again and even worse than it was a couple of days ago. so 25 degrees in dc your overnight low, 23 at mannasas and 26 at fredricksburg. we've got 22 at martinsburg. today we had a passing snow flake or too, not too much to be concerned about. mostly over the mountains. i'm sure some of you did see that moving through our neighborhoods. that is all moving out of the way for tonight however. as we look at just a few clouds in the overnight hours and our planner by the 9:00 hour has us at 33 degrees and by 11:0031 before we really start to dip. so what's happening? cold air pattern stays in place once we get into saturday morning and it all changes.

big southerly flow kicking in. temperatures going to the 50s on saturday to the 60s on sunday. oh, what season is it really? once again another warm-up and the snow melt begins. i'll have more details on your 7-day forecast. back to you. >> two weeks after dc's fire chief admitted that it was a mistake to allow a lieutenant to retire with full benefits while he was being accused of wrong-doing, now that retirement is on hold. lieutenant guy valentine who was facing neglect of tutty charges is still on the job of retirement. now listed as conditional. >> paul wagner is here now with developments on the case. >> reporter: dc's niir chief admitted that the fire department never enacted regulations passed by the city council that would have kept the firefighter under investigation and facing discipline from retiring with full benefits. a mistake the department said at the time that would alieu the lieutenant from taking his pension and retiring.

but late this week the chief announced he was placing valentine's retirement on hold after enacting emergency rules that will take effect february 5th in time from leaving the job for good. firefighters who want to retire from the department have to wait 60 days before it becomes official. and since the fire department never adopted the rules of the law passed by the dc city council, lieutenant valentine was going to be able to retire before going before a disciplinary trial board. when we interviewed the chief two weeks ago, he told us he was going t make it right for the family of the toddler, and on tuesday the department adopted what's called emergency rules that effectively places lieutenant valentine's retirement on hold until he faces a charge of negligent duty. >> i think it's completely

unfair after his neglect of duty he could hide in some loophole to avoid facing responsibilities and i would arch the fire department to try mr. valentine, to punish him properly and proportional to the pain he has caused to the family. >> reporter: lieutenant was in this firehouse when the call went out for a child choking on grapes. the call was just three blocks from the firehouse. valentine heard the call go out but didn't respond because he wasn't dispatched and told investigators he was unaware the toddler's home was just down the street from the firehouse. and that's not all. the lieutenant's engine was not sent on the emergency because a tablet like this one had become disconnected and dispatchers at the 911 center didn't know the engine was in the firehouse. help was instead sent from more

than a mile away. >> nothing is going to return my son to me and to my family but i think it's fair that he pay for what he did and the negligence that he committed. >> reporter: the dc city council passed the law after another lieutenant was able to retire with full benefits despite facing discipline in the case of sed rick mills. lieutenant valentine has never spoken publicly or defended his actions today. we reached out to him again today and have heard nothing back. paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >> coming up, questioning the evidence in the making a murder case. >> how the town featured in the documentary is responding today. >> and the academy breaks their silence in the "straight outta compton" controversy. >> are you addicted to praise? three signs that you may be obsessed and how you may be

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>> we are following several developments in that continuing stand-off in a wildlife refuge. the fbi says four people are still occupying the natural preserve and they are refusing to leave unless they get assurances that they will not be

arrested. authorities arrested 11 other activists during a traffic stop including the group's leader. meantime, during that arrest one rancher was killed in an unusual move. the fbi released video of that traffic stop. this is it here. the agency says it proves that he reached into his jacket before it was shot. >> wisconsin is in the spotlight today. protesters have showed their support for steven avery. the series questions the validity of the convictions and the tactics that were used. a lot of people who watched the show think the two men were wrongfully convicked. the protesters say the goal was to get the men a new trial. and folks in our area will get the chance to hear firsthand

from the lawyers. they'll be at a theater for a conversation about the hit series. >> in montgomery county dozens turned out for a blood drive in honor of officer noah leotta. officer leotta's father talked about his son's legacy and preventing this from happening again to someone else. >> you shouldn't have to be in hell where i am right now. this is where my life is now and it needs to stop. and that's basically what i need to do to make sure noah's memory and his legacy continues in a way that prevents it from happening to other people, such as you and any others on the road. nobody should have to be burying their child. >> that's just heartbreaking. the red cross says all 111 appointments were filled within hours of the police department

announcing that blood drive. >> in tonight's health watch, are you addicted to praise or do you know someone who is? psychologists have a name for this. they call it narcissistic supply. sign number one infinite praise tol ravenlts these are the people who have no limit to the amount of praises they get. sign number two, a flatting sidekick. if you keep a friend around who is constantly telling you how great you are, how good looking you are, how you can do no wrong, doctors say it's probably a problem. sign number three. extreme praise avoidance. these include people who react to praise with shame. this type of person is actually addicted to compliments but they fear negative attention and avoid any attention at all. i think it's something as you get older, at least i feel like

i've gotten to that point, where you need that praise less and less as you become more sure of yourself. >> we all like a little praise now and then. >> slument. but i can see how it becomes addicting. is it bad when i tell my kids when they first wake up they have to say "you're the best mommy in the world"? >> because it's true. >> except for this week. >> you all get a pass this week. like for any addiction, there are ways from being addicted to praise. number one admit you have a problem. number two, don't feed the need. stay away from chronic praisers. and number three let your hungry soul find its real food. >> practice love over speaking approval. >> i like that. >> come from within. >> it's hard. >> barbie just got a makeover. >> it's time.

it's trending on social media. >> ken's been drinking some beer. >> men demanding a realistic ken doll using the hashtag dadbod. >> and the academy is responding to claims they didn't invite the cast of "straight outta compton" to the awards. >> your entertainment headlines are next. stick around, we'll be right back. back.

we have lots of entertainment news tonight. the academy is speaking out about a new controversy that some say points to the group's lack of diversity. >> the academy is reporting that

the cast was not invited. the academy invites the nominees only and each studio gets a ticket allotment based on the number of dominated films at their discretion. >> the people have spoken and they want snoop dogg to narrate a series of planet earth. >> let's look at another animal. these are, um, beavers. oh, my god. that's a crocodile. >> apparently the rapper's take on the narration style resonated with the fans so she launched a

petition on change.org two weeks ago asking supporters to push for the dog father. he caught wind and he shared it on his instagram page yesterday. it has netted 13,500 signatures. >> do you think they'll be up for it? >> sure, why not? jimmy kimmel might be up for it. >> the boss is back in town. bruce springsteen and the east street band with rock the verizon center. it's the band's first appearance in dc. tonight's concert. he will perform at royal farms arena aapril 20th and tickets for that will go on sale next week. i did not see tom fitzgerald today so i'm wondering if he's going to the show.

>> huge fan. >> coming up, president obama announces rules for closing the gender pay gap. >> information pay companies may soon be required to disclose. >> and who won the ratings race last night? fox news or donald trump. we're going to be breaking down the numbers next. >> why schools want parents to stop wearing pajamas to drop off their kids. the letter from one principal that has gone viral. we're back in just 3 minutes.

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treated at the hospital. >> fox 5's emily miller is live at the hospital now with more. emily? >> reporter: well, vdot said they sent one of their safety patrol officers to help a stranded motorist on the side of 66 today. it turned out the safety patrol officer and the motorist ended up in the hospital and that safety patrol is here. he's been treated for a serious but non-life-threatening injuries. the accident happened around 12:30 today on the wb lanes of 66. according to vdot a contract safety patrol. which appears to be this black suv were standing outside their trucks when a pickup truck ran off the road and hit both of them. the pickup truck driver and the disabled car driver were also injured and they were taken to fair oaks for treatment of

serious but non-life-threatening injuries. a state police spokesman said the cause of the crash is under investigation and charges are pending. i got off the phone with a spokes women for vdot. they put their lives on the line every day to help stranded drivers. and she said that they are very sorry that this happened today. from fairfax, emily miller, fox 5 local news. >> equal work for equal pay. >> women currently earn $0.92 for every dollar a man makes. >> today he proposed a new rule that will require companies with more than 100 employees that will report pay earnings or gender by race earnings or ethnicity. employees fill out a form to the feds that includes workers sex

and age. and you can add one more to the field of candidates running for the congressional seat. trone says he is jumping in so late because it took time to get a ceo in place. he's cofounder of total wine and more the nation's largest wine retailer. he is throwing his hat into the ring as of yesterday. it's a major career switch for him. he's never run for public office before. >> i really felt like we could add something based upon our -- my 20, 30 years of business, working on across the aisle with progressive values and just being 100 % women's repluktive rights, gun control, et cetera. at the same time we've got to reach out as americans, not as democrats and not as returns, we've got to try to get things

done. we need practical solutions and sometimes the rhetoric doesn't really accomplish anything. >> he says he will pay for the campaign mostly out of his own pocket and will not accept money from pacs, lobbyists or corporations and no donations over $10. the final republican presidential debate before the iowa caucuses is now history. so were there any winners in this trumpless debate? the ratings are in, and as donald trump predicted, they were not so good. 12.5 million people tuned in to fox news channel. that is the second smallest audience where the debate this election cycle. it did beat trump's event. >> it's not politics, but proper etiquette that is making the rounds on social media. here is the issue being debated. should parents wear their pajamas when they drop off their kids at school in the morning. there's a principal in england who says that partners are

setting a bad example. she sent home a letter asking parents to ditch the sleep wear at her school. the letter says in part, quote, could i please ask that when you are escorting your children to school that you take the time to dress appropriately. >> yes, in that accent. >> in day wear that is suitable for the weather conditions. she ends the letter with thank you for your cooperation in helping to raise your children's aspirations. >> have you ever worn your pajamas when you've dropped your kids off at school? >> no, i have not. >> it just feels weird, i'm sure. >> what i wear to bed, no. >> we want to know how many of you parents out there have dropped off your kids wearing their pj's. >> i would get into something czy. >> it depends on what you wear

to bed. >> what i wear to bed would not be suitable for the schoolyard. >> if you're wearing a sexy nighty. >> normally i'm in my work clothes. but i would change into something cozy. is jim lokay wearing his steelers onesie? >> the super bowl just over a week away and the nfl is asking some of america's top designers to add a little bling to some footballs. >> and america's greatest olympian joins arizona state curtain of distraction. on.

the 5 w's and brody logan is here with that. >> and michael phelps apparently had a little fun. >> not too much fun. he did get involved at arizona state. this is by far the best video of the day. it's from arizona state university last night. the sun devil's student section does the curtain of distraction unveiling costumes and dances. last night they had a special guest. olympic swimmer michael phelps shirtless with all of his gold medals. look at this guy trying to shoot free throws. he misses the first one, of course. then they've got to up it. then let's see what comes up

now. you have no chance. phelps says he wants to be a asu swim coach. we're just over a week away from the super bowl. >> here's some of the designs. the first one from betcy johnson. a lot of bling. the next one is from designer nicole miller and the last one here from rachel zoe. she had some tassles. >> they're auctioning them off.

i believe about 20 of them. >> is that a clutch? it looks like one, doesn't it? >> our designer said she would love one of these. >> of course she would. >> the nfl is looking to make a splash with those footballs, but probably not this kind of splash. a surfing event in hawaii. here is a pro surfer falling about 30 feet from the top of the wave. >> is he okay? >> he's okay. he says he's a little sore. that's saying a bit, right? but it's a tow-in wave. you can obviously not swim to this. >> but it shows you how small he is in comparison to that wave. >> exactly. it's absolutely massive. and now to california, preparations are under way for super bowl 50. someone on the grounds crew made a bit of a mistake.

look here in the background of this picture. you can see there are broncos painted on both end zones. they tried to hide it in the background there. this is a picture from a reporter and they were able to correct the issue and the panthers now have an end zone of their own. maybe this is foreshadowing. the panthers are about a 6-point favorite at this point. it kind of remind me of the snickers commercial. what is the most rejected invite in america right now? no, it's not my birthday party. it's the pro-bowl. a total of 133 players have been invited to the game this year. 133, just over 80 play in the game. 47 players have already rejected their invites. mike freeman of bleacher report said he talked to agents that are pulling their players from the game on purpose in an effort to kill the pro bowl. one agent said players see the game as a waste of time and a

detriment to the recovery process. it is a full contact game. they do let off a bit in this game. the players say it doesn't really mean much. and then you get to say oh, i made the pro bowl. but 133 players now get to say that. so maybe, i don't know. >> it's not such a status thing really anymore? >> exactly. it's not worth it. especially with concussions and cte. just add another full contact game to it. >> so a lot of guys not going. >> they're saying it's not worth it. even with contract incentives. even coaches are bailing out. mike mccarthy says he has a cold. can't go to hawaii. >> i'll go play. i'm not sure all i'll do. >> i think they should just name players to an all-pro team for the honor, no game. >> or maybe golf.

>> have them play golf? >> or go bowling. >> the one player that ends up getting injured at the golf event. >> speaking of athletics and all of that, all the work that you put in at the gym on the treadmill and on those bikes, well, it may be a waste of time. ahead of at 6:00 we'll have the results of a new study and what researchers say you really need to do to stay in shape and lose weight. >> we are almost at the bewitching hour on tinder. there is a specific time of day where your chances of finding love actually increase. >> during our blizzard coverage we showed you local video of crews rescuing a saint bernard from a pond. we'll update you on the progress and take you to a special reunion. it's all ahead at 6:00. neighborhood,i feel like

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>> they have on twitter demanding a more realistic companion for the iconic doll. one suggestion is dad bod ken the new barbie dolls are available for preorder online. no word whether kentucky will get a make over any time soon. but i think to be fair, he should. >> get a make over? >> yeah. >> to be more realistic. i agree to be equal. but we don't want to promote unhealthiness either. >> no, we don't. >> but we don't want to promote.

>> being crazy fitness addicts. >> yeah, we do. >> i think if barbie is getting a makeover, kentuc has to get w the program. >> maybe not dad bod. >> he doesn't look healthy to me. >> let's at least put a piece of salmon in there. >> well, we could say it's realistic looking. >> it could be a turkey burger. >> all right. ovenlth. >> we've got to know this is what's happening. we've got to try to figure out what's going on.

a beautiful shot outside right now and you know, not bad at all. but things are going to be changing as we move through into the rest of the weekend. so, let's begin with a look at our weather headlines for you. we have another refreeze tonight. as those temperatures really start to drop. so all that nice melting that we got today to get rid of all this white stuff is going to freeze. so really be careful out there if you're heading anywhere in the late overnight hours early in the morning. lots of weekend sunshine that's a thumbs up. the southerly flow returns, the temperatures are going to head up. low 50s by saturday, 60s by sunday. do we know what season we're in even? well, we had a few flurries that passed through today so some of you might have seen a passing flurry or two, nothing has stuck around except over the higher elevations and over the mountains they did see some accumulation there. we saw just a little bit in some areas and we're going t show you some of those numbers. but here is a look at where we stand right now in terms of the

snow depth. so we've actually we're down 15 inches of snowfall so far from the melt. we've got 3 inches right now. and from when the peek was at dulles, we're down 14 inches and we're now at 15 and we've lost 21 inches so far with the snow melt as far as bwi is concerned. so we're now down to 8 inches. and these numbers are based on when the snow was at its peek and the amounts that officially recorded. at least that's happening, it is finally getting out of the way. for tonight what's going on? we've got some gusty winds for today. they're sticking around as well. that means we're going to have some wind chills because those winds are cold pushing in from the northwest. ridge of high pressure, large and in charge and that's going to continue to build in. for tonight we're going to see fairly clear skies. it's going to be cold. we've got radiation. temperatures in the 20s and the teens only, as we said that refreeze kicks in with the ice. right now in the neighborhoods here is a loot at your

temperatures, 31 hagerstown this hour, 32 martins burg, winchester, cumberland. so here is the wind gusts right now. they are currently gusting anywhere from about 26, 24, up to 36 mile per hour wind gusts. so you factor that in with those temperatures i just showed you and the windchill factor is right now into the teens and the 20s. it feels like it's only 27 degrees in dc. only 17 degrees at gaithersburg. so imagine overnight tonight how cold it's really going to feel out there. if you are going out make sure you dress very warm. ridge of high pressure, as far as tomorrow is concerned, we're going to end up seeing chilly conditions. it starts to move out, it opens the door for a nice southerly flow. we warm up to your 50s on saturday, 60s by sunday and we move into the week we're going to see the temperatures fluctuate just a little bit but no shortage of sunshine as far as your weekend is concerned. here is a look at your planner

by midday about 43 degrees under mostly sunny skies. early morning start it's going to be cold with icy spots. 25 is our overnight low tonight, mostly clear skies. once again be aware of the ice. as we move into tomorrow we have a few high clouds to talk about, but mainly sunshine. it will be into the 50s. in the butious we're talking 40 degrees. warming up to 60 degrees on sunday. feels like it's going to be spring almost except we'll see the snow. and will that groundhog see its shadow on tuesday as we move into 55? wednesday is the day to be concerned with. we're talking widespread rainfall and the snow melt, potential for some flood rising waters in streams and creeks. we'll watch that for you. back to you. >> coming up, it's been a long week dealing with snow and heavy traffic. but we have made it to friday. >> that means it is time to unwind. so we asked you ways that you

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>> how are you going to unwind after work today? how are you going to unwind this weekend. so we want to hear from you on what you're going to be doing. >> so i went on facebook a little while ago with a live broust, you know we do these every once in a while to see how you all plan to relax this weekend. we have been gearing up for the relaxation. let's face it, it has been a long week and we deserve to treat ourselves, right? >> oh, yes, i think so.

i can't even imagine how you've done it. the kids are at home. >> me? you too. >> everybody. >> but first you know, here's the thing. we were homebound with the historic snowfall, then came the big digout trying to get back to work and dealing with the frustrations of unplowed roads. plus all the traffic that is still haunting us. gosh, quick, open that bottle of wine there. >> and then for many parents it's been a scramble trying to find the care for the kiddos since most of the schools have been out all week. >> the bottle of wine. >> so we wanted to hear from you about how you plan to blow off some steam this weekend and here are some of the responses we received today. >> i can read it. >> the five ways. were seeing local bands. >> that's a good one. and i asked which venue. where do you go to see local bands? >> i don't go to see local bands

that much unless it's live jazz somewhere that i happen to go. >> the blues in georgetown. blues alley, i used to go there, before i had three kids at home. that's such a great venue. i love that place. and the 9:30 club. >> that's it. i was trying to think. going to a terps game. hitting the beach. i think that's a great idea. i actually have plans to do that in march. taking a nap. i think everybody needs a nap after all the shovelling you've done and lastly was the throwing back a beer. >> right. well, and you know on hitting the beach, this is such a great time to go to the beach right now because it's so quiet. >> the person, it was chris tucker who wrote in and said he's in florida. so i said you know what, don't rub it in. thanks a lot. >> it's a lot warmer there. >> so, yes.

just unwind. we're not promoting heavy drinking or anything like that. but we think everybody deserves to unwind in their own way. so cheers. >> cheers to that. >> and i will also tell you that sherry wrote in that she's starting her relaxing weekend by sitting on the couch preparing to watch fox 5 and her favorite team here. that was very nice. thank you for that. i appreciate that. and somebody else is going to their favorite mexican restaurant. so you know, it's a great weekend to just chill. >> and put your feet up. >> thanks for joining us tonight here at 5:00. >> fox 5 local news at 6:00 starts right now. >> what the transit agency is

telling us about how it all went down. then, water spews from a street still covered with icy patches of snow. the latest on this massive broken water main that crippled a community still trying to dig out from the storm. and remember this story? a saint bernard rescued from an icy lake during a blizzard. today he was reunited with the team who saved him. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> and we thank you for joining us tonight. i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. new tonight at 6:00, metro transit police are investigating a series of violent assaults on passengers. take a look at the video. on the left, that's video of an incident yesterday at the gallery place during the morning rush. on the right, the exact same station, another attack that happened the same evening right in front of news crews. fox 5's matt ackland was there as it happened. >> reporter: last night we were covering the early morning assault here at gallery place when another one took place.

and we saw just how quickly metro police responded. we saw them running down this escalator and they yelled for the station manager to open up this gate. they ran through to the platform where they stopped a train and pulled several individuals off. this is video we captured seconds later just after police boarded the train and escorted several people off. we're told a man was assaulted at the judiciary square station just one stop away. and police responded quickly. it was rush hour at the time, so after police removed the individuals, they let the red line train continue. meantime today, newly elected chairman of metro's board jack evans tweeted out his concerns about recent violence writing need to get more police officers in the wmata system. a more visible safety presence on trains, buses, increased lighting, reduce crowding. during the incident yesterday, the victim's glasses were knocked off so he wasn't able to

identify any suspects. but today police brought him back in to look at a photo lineup. in northwest, matt ackland fox 5 local news. >> new at 6:00, a dc fire lieutenant has been placed on administrative leave after he was diit -- indicted on a charge of receiving child pornography. >> reporter: lieutenant earl walker was arrested this morning and appeared in federal court this afternoon. according to the judge who presided over the hearing, a warrant was issued for walker's arrest after he was indicted by a grand jury in pennsylvania. the 21-year veteran of the department who was assigned to engine 22 on georgia avenue northwest said nothing other than acknowledging the judge and the charge against him and that was in court today. walker's attorney said in court that the charge against the lieutenant does not carry a mandatory minimum sentence if convicted and asked if he be released on his own recould g