>> curt: what a fun night we had in newark. three finishes in the four fights on the card on ufc fight night, as we welcome you back to the desk curt menafee with brian stann and light heavyweight champion daniel cormier, we heard at the end rumble johnson can't wait to fight whoever wins in your next fight. >> daniel: great performance by anthony johnson. this is what that man can do to anyone in this division. if you're not prepared if you have a bad game plan anything is not perfect, anthony johnson will finish you. anthony johnson wrestled in junior college. this was not the shot. you don't shoot from halfway across the octagon. he understands the game good enough to know how to sprawl. you have to take advantage to get there. bader wasn't willing to. >> brian: the shot wasn't the biggest mistake. what ryan bader tried to do was shoot, make anthony johnson work force him to wrestle early

to wear him out. he went for the kimura and even when he lost his leverage and anthony johnson had both legs wrapped around him he stuck with it he was caught in the mound head pressed up against the fence, the tactical error where any other guy he's mounted by he's probably going to escape from but he's so strong. one mistake. >> joe: so terrified of the punches that by the time he was mounted he didn't want to let go of the arm. >> daniel: you have to realize "i've lost this position. i have to get back to a safe space, maybey take one or two to get back to my feet. he was so afraid of the power he didn't do that. >> curt: you're not assuming you win -- >> daniel: john and i will fight. why wouldn't he keep going to fight these other guys. >> curt: everybody takes him deep. he can't get him deep. for a complete wrapup of tonight's action we hope you you

will tube in to ufc fight night the post fight show right now on f. s. 2. coming up next on fox it's your late local news except for those of you on the west coast. for brian stann, daniel customerier and the rest of us, i'm curt menafee. saying so long from newark.

. we begin with breaking news involving a missing 13-year-old girl who police say was kidnapped by a teenager from howard county. i'm lauren demarco. >> and matt ackland. police provided new information about the case. alexandra limon is live in the news room with the very latest. >> reporter: sadly the body of that missing 13-year-old girl has been found near the north

carolina border. that's according to an announcement at a press conference that just ended minutes ago. now this news comes after 18-year-old david eisenhower was arrested earlier today. he is from columbia maryland and a student at virginia tech. he was initially charged with kidnapping and is now charged with murder. the 13-year-old was last seen midnight and wednesday. family and authorities were especially concerned because she did not have the medication she needed after her recent liver transplant. police have not said how they knew each other, but after his arrest this morning police said this. >> saturday morning police arrested 18-year-old david eisenhower on one felony charge in connection with this investigation. early this morning he was taken into custody without incident. he is now being held without bond at the montgomery county

jail. >> reporter: level's father posted an emotional message on facebook today saying he was quote devastated to learn that my daughter has been found dead. i'm so in shock i know nothing more to say. i'm broken. this story is still developing and we will bring you more details at 11:00. lauren matt? >> meanwhile in the district, police need help finding an 11-year-old girl. destiny haney was last seen thursday night. she was wearing a blue jacket an orange shirt and camouflage pants. if you have any information, please call police. >> developing news from prince george's county now, a man was shot and killed this afternoon not far from the add son road metro station. investigators say when officers arrived they found the victim. he was taken to a local hospital where he later died. police are now looking for the shooter. >> at this time the motive is under investigation. in reference to suspect description that has not been

relayed at this time once we do get and obtain that we will be able to disseminate that out to the public. >> the shooting did take place near the metro station but not on property that is why prince george's county police are handling the investigation. this is the seventh murder in the county so far this year. >> turning to the weather today was a far cry from what we had last saturday when we saw the blizzard. today the sun was out today. >> we are going to get it an the weekend has been focusing on the sunshine and the temperatures. we've dpot a warm-up. let's begin with a look at where we hit today temperature-wise because we were actually pretty much in the ballpark of where we should be. with the average seasonal high being 44 degrees. so not too far off the mark of that at all. here is a look at your current

temperatures up and down the mid atlantic. you see we've got some 40s and 30s but there are some 50s there as bell and that is what is heading our way that warmer air as we get a southerly flow. right now in the nation's capital is 41 degrees, 39 at annapolis, 34 at baltimore. while we've got frederick at 30 degrees, 31 at martinsburg 40 degrees at culpeper. the winds are fairly light tonight moving in from the south and southwest as a ridge of high pressure starts to move out. that cold air pattern is actually going to change. the jet stream moving more to the north. a ridge of high pressure allowing warmer flow to move in. it's going to stick around for a few days so we're going to be unseasonably warm. in the meantime for tonight not as cold as last night when we were only in the 20s and the teens. we've got 34 degrees for your overnight low. mostly clear skies.

i'll have a look at your full forecast in the 7-day for you in just a while. back to you. >> metro took a big financial hit from last week's blizzard. the storm reportedly resulted in around $7 million of lost revenue for the transit agency. metro was shut down for two days and rides were free on monday. passengers also took fewer rides than usual during the middle of the week. >> we are just days away from the first votes being cast in the 2016 presidential raetion. the latest polls from iowa show hillary clinton holding a slim lead over bernie sand sanders. we get the latest now. >> reporter: >> reporter: the clock ticks down. >> if everyone in this room

brings nine additional people to caucus on monday night. we will win the iowa caucus. >> reporter: donald trump told his supporters that if they don't turn out on monday, everyone will have wasted their time. he also compared the u.s. to a quote, big bully. >> when was the last time we won? do we ever win. we're like the big bully that gets beat up all the time. do we ever win? >> reporter: as the candidates try to squeeze out every last vote the new york times has thrown its weight behind john kasich and hillary clinton. >> some guy outside asked me what do you think about any time anybody wants to say something positive about you accept it. and what the times said is the guy knows how to solve problems.

>> reporter: even though an official just riled that some of the e-mails were actually top secret, the former secretary of state is still trying to ride the coat tails of the current president. >> we've got the keep the projects going. we've got to support president obama has accomplished for our country. we can't let the republicans take that away. that is exactly what they will do. >> the latest bloomberg poll shows donald trump beatinged cruz by 5 points. but the poll has a margin of error meaning money could be a nail biter for both republicans and democrats. >> a debate deal is in the works between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. an agreement was reached today in which a debate would be held ahead of the february 9th primary. clinton has pushed for a debate as a final chance to catch up in

new hampshire. sanders agreed to the debate only if three more debates were added starting in late march. by the way we invite you to join us tomorrow morning at 8:30 for a special political report. join bob kusack and ronica clearry right before fox news sunday with chris wallace. still to come tonight painful emotions remain for a dc family more than two years after the death of one of their loved ones. we'll hear what they have to say. >> they've served their country and now they've fallen on hard times. we're talking about homeless veterans. we'll tell you what's being done to help them start a new life. a bit later we're going behind the scenes as final preparations or made for "grease live" right here tomorrow night on fox 5.

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>> family and friends of cecil mills held a vigil to call attention to what they say is a lack of perform in the fire department. mills died in 2014 when he collapsed cross the street from a fire station and firefighters did not respond to a request for help. alexandra limon reports tonight. >> reporter: the family gathered here here across the street you can see the firehouse that's at the center of this controversy. >> i lost a father. i don't have my best friend my mother doesn't have her husband of 56 years. >> reporter: the pain is still very vivid to family members of 77-year-old cecil mills who died

of a heart attack in january of 2014. >> health wise all of us are struggling. we all go to the doctor, we all get the same diagnosis depression anxiety grief will bring about these things. >> reporter: the family says they're not satisfied with the results of the investigation of the firefighters who were on duty. >> it was a sham that was a scam that was anything other than what it should have been. you can't take members of the fire department to police the fire department. >> reporter: in june the family filed a $7.7 million lawsuit against the dc government and the firefighters who were at the firehouse. when witnesses ran across the street to ask for help. with this vigil and the lawsuit, the family hopes to keep the focus on the ongoing issues within the troubled department. >> we got a new fire chief, the system is still broke. it's still continuing to happen. >> reporter: the mills family

says even though it has been two years now, there is they're still hopeful that their experience and their ongoing fight will result in change in the strict. reporting in northeast dc alexandra limon, fox 5 local news. >> fox 5 in prince george's county now where a car crashed into a building. it happened this morning in hyattsville. police say the driver crashed into a store. fortunately no one was hurt. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >> over the years we have looked at rescue, getting people off the streets and we really want to focus towards prevention. we don't want people to become homeless at all. >> it was a one-stop event today for people who have served our country but need a helping hand. megan dice has more on the untold story on the struggles of female veterans. >> a lot of times we are on the back burner, and we've been that way for so long. but now i'm seeing they're

embracing us. >> reporter: after talking to these women veterans you get a sense this sparkling new suite for women's health has come a long way. >> i oft times say rome wasn't built in a day but rome was built. and the same with us. we can't do things right away. we do have our bureaucracy, the whole nine yards but just to have the conversation on the table. >> reporter: a conversation that many women veterans we spoke to say needs to happen about what they go through during their time served but also after. >> reporter: zbl we know that that there's gender disparity throughout everything. throughout politics the military, through education, through employment. so we know that women that are coming out of the military have had a tough time. >> it is difficult maybe trusting others, just relating to non-military people. they are just sort of always on edge looking behind their back and that obviously makes it difficult to function whether it's at a desk job or any other

kind of job. difficulty in a functioning society. >> i am in my apartment, i was in transition and just really not thinking about myself. now i'm thinking more of kim. >> as far as respect we have come a long way. we can do a job just as well as they can. not even better. >> reporter: megan dice, fox 5 local news. >> meanwhile the pentagon says it was not demote david patreaus for a sex scandal. he pleaded guilty last year to unlawful removal and retention of classified materials which he shared with her. he had shared with broadwell. now the army has completed its review of the case and recommended no additional action be taken. >> we're following a developing story out of colorado tonight.

police are investigating a shooting at the denver, colorado seem where a motorcycle expo was taking place. one person is dead, six others are hurt three of the injured in critical condition. the shooting happened during a fight between rival gangs. someone was also stabbed. so far no one is in custody. an intense manhunt has ended in california. police arrested the remaining fugitives in san francisco a day after one of the he is keepees turned himself in. >> reporter: authorities say the state of california can breathe a sigh of relief this weekend after three dangerous jail escapees have all been taken into custody. for the past week they've been asking for the public's help it turns out it paid off. on saturday morning a woman pointed out a van patrolling the park district in san francisco. she told the officers that it looked like the van on the news. officers realized it was the stolen van.

according to the sheriff officer's approached the van. he was choiced down and placed into cannedcuffs. nobody was hurt during the capture. both men were believed to have been armed and dang trus. authorities say they found ammunition rounds in the van but did not find a gun to go with them. there's been moment yum leading up to the capture. on thursday authorities arrested a woman who taught english in the orange county men's jail. she admitted she provided google map images of the jail. she faces chargings related to the escape and is set to appear in court on monday. on friday the third escapee turned himself in. he was cooperating with authorities when the other two were spotted by that citizen in san francisco. when asked if that woman would get the $200,000 reward the sheriff said she certainly deserves some of that money. in los angeles, will carr, fox

news. >> a day today where we had plenty of sunshine and a little more of that snow melt. that's going to continue as our temperatures continue to rise. let's take a look at what's happening outside right now. not a lot to show you on satellite radar. we're looking at clear skies tonight, could see some fog developing in the overnight hours and early morning. because of the warmer conditions and the snow pack that's currently in place. if you take a look at national temperatures, you can see the colder air is finally starting to retreat and we are going to get a nice southerly flow that's going to kick in and really boost our temperatures as we move into the next couple of days or so. right now we have 37 degrees at mannasas. 44 at fredricksburg this hour. 41 in dc, 34 at baltimore, 30 degrees at frederick. a little warmer at winchester at 43 and 38 degrees at hag ters town. our overnight lows not quite as cold as it was last night. we were in the 20s and the teens and had a refreeze but tonight those temperatures are flirting

with the freezing mark in some areas just at 32 degrees and others in the city we've got 34 degrees under mainly clear skies. so the ridge of high pressure is going to control things as we head into tomorrow. it's pushing its way out to the east and that's going to open the door for more warmer air to move in and as we head into sunday, the milder air is going to definitely be making itself right at home and our temperatures will start to rise into the 50s and the 60s. not too bad at all. i'm going to have your full forecast coming up in just a while. laur >> thank you, gwen. taking the plunge. hundreds of people gathered at the national harbor this morning. take a look at this. a people of all ages braved the aftermath of 2016. they took a dip in the potomac river. the event raises money for awareness about climate change which is appropriate. i think it was at least sunny out today. the water has to be freezing.

>> this boy from florida isn't doing that. >> not going to happen. >> too cold for me. when we come back, why cyber thieves could take you for a ride the next time you use uber. >> a little bit later grease is the word, right? right now grease live is the word. an inside look at tomorrow's show right here on fox 5. >> this week on fox news sunday with just hours until the voting starts at the iowa caucuses, the candidates make their final pitches. we sit down with the two gop front runners donald trump and ted cruz. in our sunday group analyzes trump's gamble the democratic dead heat and hillary clinton's escalating e-mail problem on a special edition of fox news sunday from des moines, iowa.

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uber is becoming an increasingly po to help people get around. >> and more and more it's becoming the target of choice

for cyber thieves. fox's karen skullen has the story. >> reporter: uber has millions of users, and that means millions of people are at risk. cyber thieves are after your uber account, looking for a free ride. it's a new spin on an old trick. the only thing that's changed is the target. >> while you may check your credit card statements every month a lot of us maybe don't follow our uber accounts quite as closely. >> it only takes a few seconds to get ripped off and it all goes back to you. you took the bait and it only took a single click. >> typically a hacker will send a victim an e-mail congratulations, you've won a free gift card, click here. >> in that click you just downloaded malware to your device. >> so if you're going to uber.com, they know you're there and they now have your

user name and password because you just typed it in. >> once the criminals have your uber info, they sell it on the dark net for $4 to $7 a pop to anyone willing to buy it. and there are plenty of buyers. best advice is to avoid the click. >> as long as the consumer has used a credit card to link to the uper account as opposed to a debit card, consumers have stronger rights with credit cards versus debit cards. >> we may love how technology has made life easier but there is a price we pay for that easy living. >> whenever we gain convenience from technology, we're giving up a little bit of our security. >> use the credit card instead of a debit card. >> always smart to do that. according to data compiled by trend micro somebody's uber

account information sells for more on the deep web than someone's credit card information. here's the thing i didn't understand. typically when i use uber i get an e-mail. as soon as i get out of the car it says thank you. so i wonder if you got that e-mail and you just didn't get out of a car would that spark some interest maybe for some people. it would for me. >> i don't know. this whole dark web thing is so creepy. >> for sure. >> when we come back a lot of drama played out this week on the political scene but there may have been a few things that you missed that weren't on tv. ronica cleary will have more on the other side of the break.

earlier today supporters of bernie sanders held a march and rally in dc. they gathered at mcpherson

square. they say the campaign is gaining steam and they hope others will soon join in. >> a lot more people are talking about bernie but it's important to actually see the people out here who are really here for bernie. even though it's saturday morning and it's really cold. >> she was wearing a t-shirt. >> she wasn't wearing sleeves. >> supporters say they like sanders' message and his support for the single-pair health care system. this week we saw a democratic town hall hosted by cnn and a republican decombat host by fox news. outside of those major events there were still other political happenings that you may have missed. but don't worry i've got a breakdown for you right here. first, senator bernie sanders released his health records. according to a letter written by his physician sanders is 74 years old, 179 pounds, and is in

overall very good health. if he wins he would be the oldest person to ever be elected president. his main competitor hillary clinton is currently 68 years old. both have birthdays before the general election in november. there's a new hashtag taking over social media about senator rand paul and it seems to have to do with more than just his policies. it's called randgirlg and a very funny video hit the web posted by the college republican's national committee. along with the video it says hashtag randgirling. and donald trump just released a video titles christian values where he shows a bible given to him by his mother. >> i want to thank the evangelicals. i will never let you down. >> and if you're like me and can't get enough of politics,

don't miss tomorrow's election special. i'll be cohosting with bob kusack. it's called "fox 5 news on the hill: the race begins." for fox 5 local news, i'm ronica cleary. >> there was somebody wearing short sleeves earlier today. >> it was nice for a little bit out there because of the sun it kind of warmed things up even though everything is snow-covered still. >> yes, that snow is still out there. >> we're going to get rid of that snow? >> we are. we're going to get rid of some of it. we're going to get some help. let's have a live look outside and fairly clear skies tonight, not bad at all. you know i keep saying everybody says when are we going to get the snow and we finally got the snow and they're like okay when is the snow going to go? we've had it already. enough. we didn't exactly want all of that. but we did get it. but the snow melt started

yesterday, again today. and it's going to continue. not as cold tonight as it was last night. temperatures were in the 20s and in the teens. but tonight we're going to be into the 30s. so we've got a very nice sunday for you. it will be mild and no shortage of sunshine. but the warm-up is going to really start to kick in. we're going to get a nice southerly flow and we are talking about temperatures that are going to be above seasonal. and we get back to reality check late week when it's going to be cooler and we will be at seasonal. but the day started out very, very nice and take a look at this beautiful photograph that was sent to me by one of my twitter followers and you can see just how pretty this is. and there's the snow just stickling around there. but you know what? satellite radar composite not showing any clouds or anything tonight. we're talking mostly clear skies. at the most i will have to say there is a chance we could see some fog late overnight into the early hours of tomorrow morning. because of the warmer air coming

in and the snow pack that's in place. so that fog could seriously develop. a little bit of patchy fog here and there. today's highs right on the money. we should be about 44 degrees so we're right in that ballpark as far as those temperatures are concerned. and this hour we're at 37 in mannasas, 30 at frederick, 38 at hagerstown, 31 in martiningburg. 41 in dc, 34 at baltimore. so the winds are going to start to push in from the south, that's going to help to boost our temperature. what's going to help that happen is a ridge of high pressure. this is going to slide its way to the east tonight and open up the door so we can get that southerly flow. tonight, clear skies just a few clouds rnd, and it will be cold, chilly into the 30s. but once again not quite as cold as last night. overnight lows into the 30s. 29 at frederick, a little cooler there. a little warmer at leonardtown and fredricksburg at 36 degrees. so the jet stream moving to the north and it's going to finally

push all that colder air up there and leave it there. while we benefit from that southerly air and we end up 10 to 20 degrees above average. that's going to be the pattern for at least a couple of days. so it's not going to come in and head back out again. we've got a couple of days to enjoy the warmer conditions and highs tomorrow here are going to start off into the 50s to the southern regions we'll see those temperatures into the low 60, and by the time we get into monday, we start to see more of a suderly flow and we will be pretty much overall into the low 60s. we've got a slight very weak frontal system to move through monday. so by monday afternoon-evening i can't rule out maybe a passing shower or two. for tomorrow, dry skies 12 noon will be about 50 degrees sunshine. by the 5:00 hour roughly 54 degrees. 34 degrees for tonight mostly clear skies. could see a little bit of fog very possible. and for tomorrow as we start the day, it will be 57 degrees with mostly sunny skies but it will

be at least warmer and then that warming thing, that continues. take a look at my fox 5 accuweather p 7-day forecast. take a look. temperatures are going to start to climb. groundhog day is around the corner on tuesday. will he see his shadow? i don't know. it depends how much sun we're going to get. a few showers on tuesday as well. wednesday is the day we've got to watch out for. we're warming up to about 63 degrees and southern areas of maryland could be into the mid 60s but we're going to have a lot of widespread rainfall as a stronger frontal system comes through and behind that front we're back to the 40s once again. but my concern is the amount of rainfall we're going to get plus the snow melt because of the warmer weather and as i mentioned earlier, a lot of drains and things still covered by that snow pack is not good. so we just have to watch that a little closely. >> around your house and all that. >> absolutely. and i love to see that little groundhog. i can't believe we're already in february.

>> i know. >> we are just eight days away from super bowl 50. >> the carolina panthers denver broncos preparing to face off in the bay area. brody logan is here and he's got a preview of the big game ahead in sports.

>> i just don't know about either of these teams. i'm like i don't know who i want to win. >> so many people are there just for the party, for picking super bowl squares maybe. the commercials. i think this is going to be a good game. we're just eight days away from super bowl 50. the biggest event on the sports calendar or frankly any calendar all year. the average resale price for tickets to the game is $5,178 a ticket and a pair of club seats have already sold for 12 grand each.

the match-up of the broncos in panthers will be a difference in the styles and age. peyton is 39 and cam newton is 26. that's the biggest age gap in super bowl history. one quarterback is known for singing to his chicken parm and the other is known for dabbing in the end zone. >> i said it since day one. i'm an african-american quarterback that may scare a lot of people because they haven't seen nothing that they could compare me to. you know. often times and it's funny i get inspired for making me go out there and practice even harder. here i am i'm doing exactly what i want to do. how i want to do it. and when i look in the mirror, it's me. >> one area where manning and newton are similar is on madison avenue. manning has been the king of

pitchmen for years. new ton is right on his heels. he's made an estimated 11 million this year off the field. hosting the super bowl brings with it a week of a list events, traffic headaches and a economic windfall. over 70,000 people are expected to travel to the bay area bringing a host of safety concerns. >> reporter: the busle will kick up a notch come saturday. >> it's pretty exciting. >> reporter: san francisco is just three days away from super bowl city. the sound of drills, police on motorcycles. and street cars can be heard from dawn until dusk. crews are plastering nfl ads on skyscrapers, setting stages for concerts and dragging out the

metal detectors. >> right now we have no credible threats to this event. >> reporter: the city has activated its emergency. the terrorist attacks in paris did affect the way the city trained. >> as they prepare this is our play book. >> for months police, fire and the department of emergency management have been working together on drills and a preparedness plan. >> we strongly cautious against people driving in personal cars. >> with the crowds comes gridlock. this was the scene at 3:00 this afternoon. black lives matter announced they plan a protest and march in bowl city around noon. >> there are often protests that go with these events so we will do everything we can to facilitate the first amendment rights of the people who are

demonstrating. >> if you're trying to get inside super bowl city there will be tight security. if you plan on bringing in a bag it has to be less than 18 inches by 17 inches. officials say you can register for emergency text alerts. despite the chaos, fans say they're fired up especially this broncos fan. >> having to watch the game on tv, it's going to be good to be around broncos fans. >> you're looking forward to being in your element? >> absolutely. >> davis broke his arm. he underwent surgery this week and will play in the game with his arm in a brace. this is nothing new for davis. he's come back from three acl tears on the same knee. he's come back even stronger with 105 tackles and four interceptions this year.

the stadium grounds crew has had one of the most embarrassing stories. they forget to paint an end zone for the panthers this week. certainly an innocent mistake but one that might be used as a source of disrespect and subsequent motivation for the panthers. or it might be foreshadowing. >> i wonder how long it took. >> i know. >> i wonder. >> somebody upstairs was like come on guys. it remind me there was an old snickers commercial where the guy was for the chiefs and he painted chef. >> good stuff. thank you brody. >> up next, less than 24 hours until "grease live" airs on fox 5. we'll hear from the cast members about the challenge it is of performing on live tv.

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♪ you are the one that i want ♪ >> what is wisdom wearing? >> that's good stuff. >> the fox morning crew is excited for tomorrow's presentation of grease. >> a live performance presents many unique challenges reports on what cast members are saying about preparing for this live event and what happens if

something goes wrong. >> on sup, fox's production of grease live will introduce a new generation of fans to a classic musical made famous by a 1978 movie starring john travolta and olivia newton john. >> who would have thought so many years later this film is so popular. it keeps us connected too. this time around julianne hough. >> i think the time was nostalgic in our culture. it was a prosperous time. there's some bad stuff happening now so to go on a trip to another time where things were a little easier. >> pop artist jessie j sings the title song. >> i love that rush of the

nerves i'm going to get. i feel really honored and lucky i've been asked to experience something like this. i'm definitely kind of thrown in what i kind of like to do, which is a lot of this and a lot of this. just a little put of me into it. >> reporter: during the production rydell high cast members will be shuttled in golf carts in sound stages on the warner brothers lot where anything can happen. >> i think i drive all of them so god help all of us because i'm a horrible driver. >> i am driving it at one point. i'll try not to whip you out of it. >> and when it comes to singing their favorite song, these guys can perform on the spot. >> you promised at 6:00 you were

going to sing tonight. >> i never promised. >> what was your role when you were young? >> third grade i played frenchy. i totally forget about it. >> give us something. >> i don't think you want me to sing. i do love "grease" though. so much fun. >> i love jessie j too. >> we're back in a moment.

>> we begin with breaking news involving a missing 13-year-old girl who police say was kidnapped by a teenager from howard county. thank you for joining us. i'm lauren demarco. >> and i'm matt ackland. let's get right to fox 5 alexandra limon. >> tragi