. right now at 10:00, the cold, hard truth about heroin addiction. >> i started using drugs when i was ten years old. >> how recovering addicts in one virginia community are swaying teens from ever picking up a needle. a baltimore ravens player died following an accident in follow. the circumstances that led to his death. plus a four month long man hunt is allegedly over. how the alleged mastermind behind the paris attacks was captured today i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm sarah simmons in for tony. >> get ready to bundle up this weekend. despite sunshine and temperatures in the 60s today, we are bracing for snow. >> did you say snow? >> i did. >> gwen, snow? >> i know. the "s" word is supposed to be spring, but somebody got it

mixed up a little bit. it wasn't me. i'm not going to take the blame. but i am going to tell you what's going to be happening. right now we have a winter weather advisory in effect for areas of the west and this includes the allegheny front and potomac high lands. we will start to see some snow at 4:00 a.m. in the morning. that's where they're going to see accumulating snow especially in the higher elevations. we've got a couple of low pressure systems, one that's going to transfer energy to another and we're going to get a combination of things on saturday and sunday. and that includes rain, a wintry mix and then some snowfall. for us the snowfall is going to be very light in nature and i am talking really a dusting. here's a look at the areas that you can see here. to the north and to the west of us, maybe a dusting up to about 2 inches and to the higher elevations we'll see a lot more. this is nothing that's going to be sticking around

and actually the models are now pointing to more of a rain event than anything else but i still can't rule out we won't see a flake or two. current temperatures into the 50s and your overnight low will be in the 30s. i'll have the forecast and the timeline a little later. >> tonight the baltimore ravens are mourning the loss of one of their own. ravens corner back 23-year-old trey walker has died just one day after a dirt bike accident in florida. his dirt bike collided with a ford escape last night. his dirt bike did not have headlights and he was not wearing a het met. he was a fourth round pick of the ravens in 2015. he dedicated his rookie season to his father who died of a heart attack in 2014. >> so sad. fox 5 is in loudoun county tonight with the search for solutions to the heroin crisis.

recovering addicts met at a community forum. tisha lewis was there. she joins us now with the story new at 10:00. >> well, shawn, this emergency meeting comes after a high school student died due to a potential heroin overdose. the goal was to get the word out about the peril of heroin. we're inside the drug enforcement administration museum and visitor center in leesburg. call it a perfect setting for a candid discussion about the rising use of heroin among students. >> i lost my brother a year and a half ago to a drug overdose. it's important to me that nobody else goes through what my family has been through. >> reporter: erica potter's brother jason was 37 years old when he died. >> is it a solution? no. is it a start? yes. >> reporter: potter is talking about this packed friday night forum where she

scores of people impacted by a loved one's drug addiction including heroin. the focus here is getting help the most vulnerable population using heroin, children. focusing on rehabilitation as opposed to to cripplealization. >> i haven't used alcohol or any other drug in over eight years al this point. >> he's helping the state educate students about heroin's dangers before it's too late. >> get help. okay? i could not do this on my own. i've never met anyone that could. >> reporter: now, in loudoun county the number of fatal heroin overdoses increased between 2013 and 2014, however the county says aggressive programs have caused a decline in fatal overdoses in the last year. tisha lewis, fox 5 local news. >> a v. man is in jail

accused of giving his wife a fatal dose of heroin. he gave his wife the fatal dose back in february. at first police charged him with child endangerment. but a further investigation led police to charge him with murder. >> tonight a student says another student raped her on the school's campus. the alleged accident happened wednesday afternoon during school hours and was reported later that night. according to the police report the two had a previous sexual relationship but the alleged victim says the male student forced her to have sex without her consent. a spokesperson for the school said in a statement, it is the longstanding policy of the school to cooperate fully with any law enforcement investigation.

comment on any such investigations. developing tonight four months after the isis attack that left 130 people dead in paris, one of the master minds has been captured alive. >> reporter: the largest man hunt in modern european history is tonight over and the man who got away is in custody. he's wounded, but he's alive. he was tracked down to his apartment in his home district in brussels. on breaching the door police shouted at him to come out with his arms up, when he didn't, they shot him in the knee. he along with two other men are now in custody. saleh was the one who got away. soon after the paris attacks he was pictured driving to brussels. he was stopped twice but let go and despite a

the trail went dead. some people suggested he had gone back to syria. others thought he had fled to morocco. but all along he was under the noses of the police in brussels seemingly hidden by accomplices. >> this shows that the community is providing safe haven for him. they were helping him p moving him from location to location. a lot of people had to know about his whereabouts over these months. >> reporter: on tuesday well jump and french authorities cared out a joint raid and were met with fierce resistance. one man was killed and four people were injured. but salah and one other escaped across the roof tops. his fingerprints were found and he left behind

a suicide belt was found in a suburb of paris after those massacres. whatever the reason, tonight he is in police custody. he's wounded, but he's going to face justice. in london, benjamin hall, fox news. >> a virginia man who allegedly fought with isis is speaking out why he decided to surrender this week. in a television interview he expressed regret for joining the group. he says he made a bad decision and was not thinking straight. he said he joined the group last year but had second thoughts once they started teaching him shariah law and banned him from smoking. >> during my whole trip there i didn't meet any americans, i didn't really support their

that's when i decided i needed to escape. >> he has not yet revealed why he decided to fight with isis. >> well, it's the talk around town today in dc. the baby eaglet made its way into the world. it has some competition in alexandria. >> there's where another eagle family is getting a lot of attention. we're going to bring this story coming up next. >> about to have 500 people in your backyard. ed 250 medical students all across the country were matched with their residency programs. >> the group anonymous reportedly hacked donald trump and gave out some of the gop presidential hopeful's personal information to the public. we'll have the details when fox 5 news at 10:00 continues.

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national arboretum's eagle cam and got to witness the birth of that baby this morning. the eaglet emerged at about 8:15 this morning. people at the arboretum say the eaglet appears to be healthy and is eating. >> sushi. >> you know what, it's all a good sign. here is a live look tonight from eagle cam. another egg is in the nest. this is sort of a different angle we're used to seeing. one of them is staying there in the nest covering up the egg that needs to hatch that egg could hatch sometime this weekend. >> i think they were saying possibly on sunday we could see one. >> we'll be watching. >> guess what? that's not the only eagle's

capturing attention in our area. there's another one in alexandria. >> the eagles george and martha. jim lokay is here with more. >> if anybody knows about the next hatch ling, it's going to be shawn. >> there's so many eagles' nests out there, but there's one in particular that's guarded a lot of attention. there's no web cam, but this is all part of a view that some say they wouldn't trade the world for. >> mom is not moving. >> reporter: on this quiet alexandria street way up in the trees just above the gw parkway is a view that john can describe as. >> breathtaking. >> look closely and you'll see it. it's a nest. and while we've met mr. and mrs. president at

arboretum, this is george and ma -- martha's home. >> i'm watching my eagles. i think the female is sitting on another egg. >> reporter: their majesty is hard to ignore, they find a way to coexist so close to city living. >> so wonderful to know that they're coming back the second time they built up on their nest. i'm going to be able to watch this every year as long as i'm here. >> we can't see in the nest but their behavior is consistent with those of expectant eagle parents. if george and martha are preparing to win the eaglet. >> they were a pair of eagles eventually broken up by a

angelina. i'm not making that up, shawn. they take their eagles very seriously. there's a lot of excitement in the neighborhood expected for that new arrival, whomever the parents may be. >> it just breaks things up. >> brad and jen and then i'm confused because i thought they were suospp to mate for life. >> well, there was a little skirmish. angelina attacked martha. martha had to be put to sleep. i'm not making this up. >> i think i remember that. i didn't realize her name was angelina. >> back to you. >> confused you won't be after this episode of "soap." i'm a little disappointed now. i've kind of

the whole eagles mating for a lifetime. probably one of the most nerve wracking days in a medical students' life. today is match day. it is the day that four-year medical students find out where they will do their residencies. >> i'm staying right here in dc. i'm going to be doing pediatrics. >> i'm going into pediatrics. >> she didn't look as happy as the first one. >> congratulations to them all because not everyone actually gets a match letter. some medical students have to try to work out other arrangements. another woman may soon break a glass ceiling in the

we could soon see the military's first female combatant commander. she currently is the commander of pacific air forces. the senate must confirm her nomination if approved she would cord nate the home land response for the military. >> coming up next tonight, the cyber hack that put some of donald trump's most personal information out there on the internet for everyone to see. >> plus, one hard-working local janitor is up for a national honor. we're going to have his story coming up next at 10:00.

>> donald trump has fallen victim to the hacking group "anonymous." according to

secured his personal phone number were hacked. it has called to launch a cyber war on trump april 1st. authorities say the letter contained a suspicious white powder and a threatening letter. no one was hurt and preliminary tests indicate the white substance was not hazardous. eric trump is the younger of two adult sons. he has been campaigning for his father. >> rob ford is reportedly in grave condition. he has cancer. a spokesperson says his family is by his side in the hospital. back in october doctors discovered two cancerous growths on his bladder. he grabbed headlines in 2013 when he acknowledged he smoked crack. president obama will make history th

visits cuba on sunday. the trip comes 15 months after he. he will spend three days in cuba. officials are hopeful that the two sides will agree to more trade and tourism and we're told the president will hold frank discussions with human rights. >> they keep our workplace tidy. janitors, they are not usually recognized for their important job, but one local man is in the running for one nationwide contest honoring his hard work. >> reporter: there is one employee whose work never goes unnoticed. >> we think of him as a role model. >> reporter: his name is chuck arvin and as chief janitor he makes sure the school stays in pristi

scrubbing, sweeping every inch. >> it took challenge to improve the school physically. so stripping the floors, that wasn't done for 35 years. >> reporter: it's one of many reasons the administration nominated arvin as the best school janitor in the country. now he's one of ten top ten finalists for the contest. >> i was surprised and also delighted that i was chosen to be one of the top ten in the nation for this position. >> reporter: and so are the school's students. arvin is a celebrity around campus as the kids love his smiles and little life lessons. he's passed along his knowledge of things that were important to him as a student. like the proper way to display the american flag. >> it helps build character. we're doing the rotc program so

we might need to know. while the winner of the contest is looking at a $5,000 cash prize, arvin has always sen his job as more than just a paycheck. >> because i get enjoyment watching these kids. ha, mr. chuck, hey, mr. arvin how are you doing today. it's a nice feeling. >> if you would like to vote for chuck head online. you can vote once every day until april 15th. >> coming up tonight, the class action lawsuit just filed against starbucks. the question is are you actually getting less than you're paying for. >> first a strange murder mystery in a quiet fairfax county neighborhood. an elderly man was found shot to death in his home. fox 5 news at 10:00 will be right back.

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tonight's big stories community leaders in loudoun county met with parents and children to discuss the consequences of heroin. >> the baltimore ravens are mourning the loss of one of their own. 23-year-old tray walker has died just one day after a dirt bike accident in florida. his dirt bike collided with a ford escape last night and he was not wearing a helmet. >> brace yourself for cold weather and maybe a little snow. gwen tolbart will break down all of the details coming up in your full forecast. >> fairfax county police are still trying to figure out who shot and killed an elderly man in his lor ton home. >> it's been more than a week now since he was

right now police don't have much to go on. paul wagner reports. >> reporter: last friday morning just after 1:00, neighbors along this peaceful quiet section of the potomac river heard two bursts of gunfire aimed at this man who was sitting in a room off a porch facing the river. >> this is very unusual for fairfax county. the majority of our murders are acquaintance murders. whether it's domestic or friends where they've had an argument. here we have no leads, no information to tie any suspects or any motives to it. so it is very unusual. >> reporter: no enemies that you're aware of? >> we have no credible information that would take us on a journey to track down a lead and that's the true mystery of this. >> reporter: he was originally from

for the world bank. he was often seen on the river with his grandchildren. and after his retirement he became an activist advocating for a bike path. >> we can't even confirm how the person got there. i can tell you that our crime scene detectives have truly done an outstanding job, they've spent many days at the house on the grounds in the neighborhoods and at the river processing everything they can to develop clues. >> reporter: the chief would not disclose what kind of balancistic evidence has been recovered so far and urged anyone with a surveillance system to examine what may have been captured on it early last friday. >> just this past tuesday night we had well over 200 people in attendance and clearly this fear that this may be a random act of violence, we don't know

community that your police department is doing everything it can. >> reporter: the chief says his department is keeping a constant eye on the area. but in order to close this case, his detectives need more help. paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >> some scare moments at the l'enfant metro station this morning. a train reportedly dragged a man. passengers on the platform say the man's bag got caught. the man suffered some minor cuts but was not seriously hurt. the incident is now under investigation. more trouble for subway's former spokesman jared fogel. the girl claims she was secretly filmed changing clothes. those alleged videos were reportedly given to fogel. the indiana teen is suing

$150,000 in damages. fogel is currently serving a 15 year prison sentence for child porn charges. >> the class action lawsuit just filed against starbucks. are you getting shorted on your cup of joe. >> i'm not going to be happy. >> i won't either. >> that's a lot of money for some coffee. also coming up tonight researchers have identified several things that will make you age faster. are you guilty of these bad habits? just at 10:00. >> i'm sure i am of one of them, probably. filling up your car is starting to become a pain in the gas. the national average for regular unleded creeping higher almost 2 bucks a gallon. keep in mind prices are still down significantly from this time last year. nothing keeping stocks down for now anyway. the dow closing higher every day this week, now up for the past five weeks. meantime some shocking news from ikea, the popular s

recalling more than 30,000 of its gotham floor and table lamps, there are problems with the cords that could cause a shock hazard. now you can have your pretzels, cinnam cinnamon rolls and ice cream too. carvel is spreading to the west. that's business, i'm david asmum.

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infection. they will begin distributing in the next few weeks. get out of bed and start exercise. people who eat badly and don't exercise are aging faster than people who don't work out. once the mice started exercising their health started to improve significantly. >> you know that distracted driving can be dangerous but young people and inexperienced drivers are especially vulnerable to the dangers of self-imposed roadway hazards. that's why a major car maker is responsering driving classes this weekend to help teenagers better prepare themselves for the responsibility. >> reporter: we're out here at dulles airport where the ford motor company and the ford fund are going to be

young drivers and their parents some of the dangers that await them behind the wheel. it's a free weekend driving clinic that's made to be fun but also instructive. this exercise showing young drivers what it's like to be impaired behind the wheel. a special pair of goggles doing the truck. >> i honestly can't see. i can see the cones but judging exactly where they are. >> that's it. your whole perception changes. >> mike spek is a driving instructor with ford. >> the reason we do this is the leading cause of death among teenagers in the united states is car crashes. >> reporter: this course helps point out the dangers of distracted

>> your cell phone the culprit here. >> all that we're saying is look, you're on a straight road and somebody pulls out in front of you. now you actually have to drive the car. you have to maneuver, slow down, speed up. that's what this simulates. >> the ford motor company's fund has been doing this for 13 years now. >> our real drive is to make them understand what the consequences are. >> reporter: here we're learning the correct way to steer out of a sudden skid. it's something that often turns deadly. >> you've got to point your eyes down the road where you want the car to be. >> reporter: not that thing you're trying to avoid. tough to control when you're in a panic. >> we look at an instance of somebody wrapping a car around a telephone poll we view it as a loss of control when in many cases that's not what happened. the driver controlled the car beautifully but they controlled it at the wrong thing because

>> reporter: this weekend's clinics are free, you can sign up online but spots are limited. at dulles airport, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. >> tonight at 11:00, you will not believe what one couple did to find their missing wedding ring worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> that's a beautiful ring. >> it is a stunning ring there. and after a long week, it is time to relax and say cheers to the weekend! and tonight we are welcoming matt. he looks like he's peeling a little lime right there. he's going to be mixing up his signature cocktail called the japanese. stick around we're going to have the recipe and everything you need to know about it coming up tonight on fox 5 news at 11:00.

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dwiter is keeping things short and tweet. it will not be expanding after all. twitter's ceo says keeping posts brief allows for of the moment brevity. that's the point of it. the sight had considered as allowing as many as 10,000 characters. they removed the 140 character limit for private messages last year. >> who wants to read 10,000. >> it's got to be different than facebook. >> yeah, exactly. blake shelton is setting the record straight about his help. he says he does not have a drinking problem and is suing over a cover story that alleged he's an addict. he says he's never been to rehab, never hit rock bottom and never been drunk on

>> starbucks is getting sued for allegedly stiffing its customers. a class action lawsuit was filed claiming that starbucks knowingly served customers lattes that are 20% smaller. they use cups that are not large enough to contain the berge stated on their size menu and the cups are consistently underfilled. >> i'm going to start investigating. >> double-check it. >> sometimes there's a difference between a latte and a cappucino and they short me. >> a latte does not have foam, period. just saying. this comes from a former barista. >> she knows. >> all right, gwen. snow is

just lay it on us right now so we can take it. >> oh, man. check that out. okay. you girls are feisty tonight. have you had your coffee already? >> yes, i just had some. let me get over here before i get a lawsuit on this weather. i'm going to let you know exactly what's happening. tonight outside not bad. mostly clear skies actually. and it's going to be a little on the cool side. so be prepared for that. so we're starting off with our temperatures on saturday. they're going to be in the 40s so it is going to be a lot chillier than it has been. rain mix snow saturday. this is what we're watching carefully and this has to do with a couple of systems that are going to move their way through. we aren't talking much in accumulation here. just a dusting or so and a little more to the north and northwest and in the higher elevations they actually have an advisory. storm wraps up by sunday evening. we get it out of the pretty much could ng

longer, there is a possibility but we don't think so. chilly start, warm end to next week. wait until you see my temperatures on the 7-day forecast. in the meantime, we've got two systems here and this is where all this moisture is going to be coming from as it moves its way up the eastern seaboard. right now there is a winter weather advisory for the potomac highlands. this kicks in saturday and is in effect until sunday at noon. high pressure giving us the cooler air that we are experiencing and we will only be in the 30s for tonight. we've got this low pressure to keep an eye on and this is going to start to move its way through and we're going to start to see another low pressure system end up getting energy from the first one transferred over to it. saturday we're talking the most impact from it. we're going to see rain and a little bit of wintry mix and a little bit of snow. right now it's pointing to more of a rain event than

else but i can't rule out that we won't see that dusting or a little bit of a wintry mix. it looks like with one of our molds it may come in just a little bit earlier. we're talking about the line for the dusting and a dusting to 2 inches is possible here once we move more towards the west and 2 to 4 over the higher elevations. let's look at the timeline from this particular model. here's 9:00 in the morning. we've already got a little bit of mix here on the edge of it and as we progress through into the afternoon and evening hours. a little bit of rain, mix, light snow and it continues through until we head into the early hours on sunday. temperatures into the 30s. ground temperatures are not going to be so cold that this is going to stick at all. so we're talking grassy surfaces and things of that sort. so don't be too worried about any road conditions as far as that's concerned. temperatures now are into the 40s and the low 50s everywhere and in the overnight as i said we will be into the 30s. tomorrow we're talking highs into the 40s. but

that 7-day forecast because we've got nice, warm air moving in as a ridge of high pressure builds in and we're going to end up in the 60s and the 70s. mostly clear and chilly, breezy at times, the winds have subsided. 46 degrees for tomorrow. clouds, rain, a little bit of mix. by the time we get to wednesday we're in the 70s. next friday this time we'll be kicking in at 75 degrees. not too hard to take at all. and just be very careful tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be a day where you might want to stay inside because it's not going to be all that pleasant. >> okay. thank you gwen. okay. now to the moment we all waited for and watched online. one of the baby bald eagles timely arrived today. the tiny eaglet has emerged from its shell this morning. >> reporter: it's the talk of

for once it's not a baby panda everyone is freaking out over. it's a baby eagle getting so much attention. >> this is great. >> reporter: move over national zoo. today it's the national arboretum. are you saying where's this? you're not alone. >> reporter: you guys have heard of the capital building, right? >> yes. >> reporter: the white house? >> yes. >> reporter: question for you. investor heard of the national arboretum? >> no. >> reporter: have you guys heard of the national arboretum? >> nation arboretum. it sounds familiar. >> reporter: even some of the locals aren't sure where to find it. >> i've heard of it. i've never been there. >> reporter: it's 400 acres just off of new york avenue in northeast. there's miles of paths lined with gardens and beautiful trees. >> we came here to check the nest. >> reporter: this man came to see the eagles and he hopes the eagle camera that so many people are watching will attract many more to the

>> no one knows. people who live in the area, they say we don't know where it is. we know the big stuff. okay, go to the air and space and natural history, but grab a lunch and loved one and come here and just explore. >> reporter: matt ackland, fox 5 local news. >> we have another on the way. >> i'm very excited about it. i'm going to be watching this weekend. especially since it's going to be cold. >> might as well. >> watch the eagle cam. so maryland has begun its march madness journey and day two brings with it some upsets. brody logan has the day in college hoops.

>> we've seen 12 lower seeded teams advance so far and maryland was so close to giving send rel la a 1 slipper: the terps went into the half with a 12-point lead ready to pull away. but the jack rabbit sprinted back. maryland survived 79-74. >> i'm proud of our guys. it's hard to win in this tournament. i thought for 36 minutes we were really good and had

lead and they came back to back threes and everything changed. that happens in this tournament. but in the end we did we had to do. >> i normally like the shoot the last free throws. >> the terps were able to escape an upset the bears falling to number 13 hawaii. up and under, yeah, good. that's a lead

oh, no, poor guy. middle tennessee breaks the press. that's the nail in the coffin. upset mitch state 90-81. this is the first time in tournament history that a 13, a 14, and a 15 seed have all won on the same day. >> how's your bracket? >> i'm good. >> your bracket is perfect right now, am i correct? >> it was perfect until that, but it's fine. as long as i'm still in the lead. >> yeah. his bracket is looking pretty good. >> we're going to root for you. >> fox 5 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> right now at 11:00, a virginia county has joined forcesit

following a recent string of heroin overdoses. >> and eagle mania has taken over our region. the first baby eaglet hatched today and they're not the only local eagle family that has people talking. >> as we prepare for spring, is more snow in our forecast? gwen tolbart has that answer and more as fox 5 local news at lech:00 starts right now. >> thanks for joining us tonight at 11:00, i'm shawn yancy. >> and i'm sarah simmons in tonight for tony. we begin in loudoun county, one of several counties not only in virginia but throughout the area battling a heroin crisis. >> tonight parents, students and recovering addicts took part in a community forum hoping to tackle the problem head on. tisha lewis joins us now with more. >> reporter: the emergency meeting comes just weeks after a 17-year-old high school student in fairfax died due to a potential heroin overdose. the goal of tonight's gathering was to get the word out about the