the frederick area, but right there in the southwest corner of frederick and there's some moderate rain with that as well. the temperatures and the wind will become the very big story. and this headline, i know it's really dramatic and with the frozen thermometer on it but the temperatures are going to plummet. many places will be below 30 by morning and a freeze warning is in effect. this and with our temperatures dropping and our rain moving on out, that's when we're going to see those temps begin to drop. it's 60 degrees here in dc, 76 in richmond and you look up towards pittsburgh, 37. we're still getting winds out of the south but that will not last long. those temperatures are really going to continue to drop and we're certainly going to see them picking up. big winds, big cold we'll talk more about the freeze warning and i'll have another look at your forecast in just a few minutes. sarah and

>> new tonight amtrak trains on the northeast corridor are running on schedule again a day after a train hit a backhoe just outside of philadelphia. >> more than 30 passengers and the engineer were taken to hospitals after the collision which derailed the train. now investigate rs are trying to learn why the backhoe was on the rails in the first place. >> reporter: it's still unclear at this hour why that backhoe was on the tracks, but new york senator chuck schumer says it may have been clearing debris from the storm that night or was being used for regular maintenance since fewer trains run on sunday mornings. the train was heading from new york to savannah, georgia at about 8:00 a.m. on sunday when it hit a piece of equipment on the tracks. the impact derailed the lead engine of the train which was carrying more than 300 passengers and seven crew members.

the people killed was the equipment operator and u.s. senator chuck schumer said the other was a supervisor and both were amtrak employees. the data recorder and video from the locomotive were recovered and the recorder was sent to the ntsb. senator schumer says amtrak has a 20-step protocol for having equipment on the tracks. clearly it seems very likely to be human error. >> we all want to send out our prayers to the families of the men who lost their lives on the tracks here in chester yesterday. amtrak workers, my understanding is that they've been workers for quite some time, employed for quite some time by amtrak. our prayers go out to their

families and their loved ones. our prayers also go out to the onratetor of the train -- operator of the train. that had to be a devastated and horrific event for him. >> now, the ntsb has scheduled a news conference for 5:30 this evening and we will have an update on what officials have to say at 6:00. paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >> right now a fire at the irs building in northwest dc is causing major traffic backups in the district. >> fox 5's marina marraco is live on the scene now with the details. marina? >> reporter: yeah, tony and sarah, it is quite a scene here downtown. dc and fire still on the scene here at the irs building. we understand the justice building also without power at this hour. dc fire telling us that it seems like a transformer blew in the basement of the irs building causing smoke to pour up into the building. they had to

building and since then about two blocks surrounding the irs building shut down. you can see traffic being redirected here by homeland security as well as dc police on the scene. pepco also out here trying to figure out the situation as to what may have started the fire in the irs building but for now the irs building as well as the justice building, both of them without power. still a developing situation downtown. constitution between 10th and 12th streets shut down because of what's going on here. dc fire continues to investigate. back to you guys. >> all right, marina, thank you very much. we turn to virginia now where police are investigating a fiery accident. it happened around 2:30 this afternoon on the dulles toll roid road. police say a pickup truck crashed into the back of another truck. both vehicles caught fire. one person was hurt and taken to the hospital with

threatening injuries. >> one person is behind bars after stabbing three people at a lounge last night and tonight police have also recovered a knife possibly connected to the crime. alexandra limon is live with an update for us. >> reporter: this all started as a fight. police say a man stabbed three people and took off running in this direction. just a few hours ago, a woman found a knife under her parked car. now again police say this all started as a scuffle on the dance floor between two people. and when two security guards tried to intervene, the suspect allegedly stabbed both of those guards as well as the other man he was fighting with. police arrested the 33-year-old suspect philip harrington last night, but they had not found a weapon. today investigators returned to the scene. they searched through trash cans and bushes but didn't recover a weapon until a woman

knife under her car. she spoke to us but didn't want to be seen on camera. >> i looked and said what is this silver stuff sitting here. at first i thought it was a part from a car and i said that's a knife and i looked down and i saw kind of like spots of blood on it. >> of the three victims we have two who actually have been observed and we expect to be released some part of the early part of the day today. the third victim actually receives more serious wounds. he was actually cut three times. it was an abdomen cut, a lower thigh and somewhere in the upper left portion of his body. >> that security guard's injuries are described as serious and the suspect is facing first degree assault as well as other charges. people we talked to who live in the area as well as police say typically there aren't a lot of problems that they know of at

reporting live in fort washington, alexandra limon, fox 5 local news. >> tonight we have a cyber warning to tell you about. montgomery police say hackers are sending out e-mails pretending to be police, but authorities say it is a phishing scam. tom fitzgerald is live at montgomery county police headquarters with more. >> reporter: here's what's going on. montgomery county police have sent out a warning about this. here's what's going on. hackers are sending out these e-mails pretending to be lament officials. what they will tell you is you have received a speed camera violation. all you need to do to clear all of this up is click on the link in the e-mail. it turns out that is the last thing you should do. montgomery county police are sending out this warning saying this is a fake, folks, and for starters they never send out

the internet. >> the montgomery county police department does not issue automatic matded speed citations via e-mail. if you do receive any correspondence from the montgomery county police department or someone stating they represent the police department, you can always call us. >> reporter: if you think you've heard more about this lately, well you have. this latest cyber attack warnings on the heels of two high profile incidents. first there was the high times cafe. they were hit with a ransomware. that restaurant finally was able to reopen only after they had installed a brand new computer system. then the med star health system they suffered a massive computer problem after cyber hackers infiltrated their computer system leadingo

the regional. the director of the cyber security program in montgomery county says this is no surprise. this entire region right now has become a major target for ransomware and cyber attacks. >> this area is an affluent area. that's why it comes to the dc metropolitan region because there has been a lot of opportunities to capitalize on the affluence of the area. >> reporter: this is a high-tech scam, but there's a relatively low tech solution to this. if you receive one of these e-mails, all you have to do is pick up a phone, give them a call they'll set you straight on what is real and what is not. we're live at montgomery county police headquarters tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox 5 local news. >> in other news tonight, people driving on parts of

maryndan now go a little bit faster. a new law went into e6k today increasing the speed from 65 to 70 miles an hour along most of the interstate. signs went up to notify drivers of the change. you'll still have to drive 65 on two sections of the high between howard and frederick counties. >> it doesn't look like they're moving very fast at all. >> not right now. >> here's your clue. this game show is taping episodes in the district right now. >> gee, tony, what is "jeopardy! ." that is correct. >> the taping started yesterday, they continue through april 14th. there were road closures in the area today due to the tapings and more are expected friday afternoon along d street northwest. >> i can see you doing that. >> i would love that. >> coming up, grande illusion. >> are you really getting what

of coffee? >> out of breath after running to catch the bus? you're not the only one. worrying new stats reveal the state of our country's fitness level. >> reasons why oldest children are the best. >> come on. >> sue? >> whoo! yay. as you know we've got some rain around the region. that's going to be rather short term but the dramatic temperature drop is a really big deal. your tuesday morning will start out with wind chills in the teens and widespread freeze warnings are in effect. we're going to have another look at your forecast when we come back.

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. welcome back. in tonight's health watch, the fda is recalling 1,800 cases of frozen broccoli due to fears about listeria. >> it was sold under sav-a-lot's wi wildwood label. there have been no reports of any illnesses related to the product at this point. a new lawsuit accuses starbucks of shorting latte lovers claiming the coffee chain is

>> it is seeking class action status. it claims starbucks lattes are approximately 25% under filled based on the sizes listed on the company's menus. the suit also says the kuchs themselves aren't large enough to contaken the number of fluid ounces promised 6789 a spokesperson says the claims are unjustified and without merit. >> now to a new study that shows many people can barely run to catch the bus. the staff paints a worrying picture about fitness levels. almost half of adults surveyed said if they went running now the furtest they could run is half a mile or loss. almost half of all adults said they would get out of breath running for the

it depends how far you're running for the bus. all we can say is wow about this next story. >> our fox 5 dc cares partnership with autism speaks was a big success. that is in big part due to your generosity and we thank you for that. shawn yancy of course led our coverage and introduced us to local families it all you will minutated with a telethon. you called and texted and you raised more than $10,000 for autism speaks. that is fantastic. we thank you very much. >> that is marvelous. wonderful. i wish our weather could look as marvelous. >> perhaps more significant can'tly cold on the way. >> hi, there. yeah it's all a matter of perspective. we were just checking the observations in boston they have 3 to 5 inches of snow on the ground,

storm warning the temperatures right now is 28 and they have freezing fog. siim not going to complain yet but we will be complaining by tomorrow. the rain won't last all night, the bigger story issed freezing temperatures we're expecting. we've got freeze warnings which means freezing temperatures are expected and a freeze watch in the darker area for the southern suburbs. generally upper 120s to low 30s tonight and maybe again tomorrow night in fact probably tomorrow night so two days in which we're going to be dealing with significant cold overnight temperatures. first stop looking at our rain and you can see there is a bit of a back edge and also just wanted to show you the heavy snow they're getting not just in boston but around the lakes toward the buffalo area. boston expected to top out with 4-8 inches of snow. unbelievable. they've got to be so depressed about that. locally other temperature has dropped of what we believe was

74 down to 60 already. this is where we're heading to in terms of temperatures tonight. 27 in gaithersburg, 29 for hagerstown and winchester as well as frederick, even 32 here in the district and what are you waking up to tomorrow morning? because of the strong winds and those cold temperatures, these are the forecast 7:00 a.m. wind chills. 11:00 a.m. in gaithersburg. that is grazie cold. bring in all your plants. we'll take you through the 7-day forecast to see if we can get out of winter here any time soon. good thing the cherry blossoms are done because this is mighty cold for everybody. seer look at that 7-day on the way in just a few minutes. sarah, tony? >> all right, sue. thank you very much. >> coming up, comedian and actor tracy morgan shares a weird twist of fate that he says happened just before his car

accident gl and an ex-heisman trophiy winner arrested. >> how the biggest sporting event is becoming a bust. >> plus a basketball star surprises fans. >> have you ever wondered what really happened when jay-z and beyonce got hitched. >> we'll be right back.

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. >> the latest in singer kesha's effort to be released from her contract. >> she has accused her former producer of raping her. she now says sony offered to release her from her record contract if she publicly apologized for making the accusations. she wrote on instagrams i got offered my freedom if i

lie. >> that whole thing is very ugly. >> comedian tracy morgan is opening up about the car crash. he reveals a weird twist of fate that happens before the accident. he says he and his wife had just talked about the possibility of him dying and even made his will. she had no idea he was in a coma. once she got to the hospital she didn't leave his side the entire two weeks he was in the coma. the two later married. they married last year. >> that is crazy to be talking about that right before the accident. one of the entertainment industries power couples is celebrating eight years of marriage today. happy anniversary to beyonce and jay-z. they chose this day for a reason. they wanted to get

the fourth day of the fourth month because of their shared lucky number four. both were born on the fourth of their birthday month. they did not have a traditional bridal party. she had 70,000 white orchids, of course no tech devices were allowed at the ceremony keeping the details extra exclusive. >> what a spectacle it was. a surprise guest entered the ring, there he is, shaq. it turns out being 7 feet tall is not enough to succeed. he was the

eliminated. >> police are searching for a cyclist they say ran over a four-year-old girl leaving her in a body cast. >> you're an officer? >> i'm great. >> you're weaving back and forth. >> now dash cam video is revealing his other big screw-up. >> and walmart is receiving flack tonight for a university of maryland shirt

wrong state pictured on it. brody? >> we've all made that mistake before. massachusetts, maryland, come on. tonight the tarheels and wild cats tip off and we'll tell you about two local players whose brotherhood goes well beyond blood.

welcome back. a vigil will be held tonight for the woman shot to death in her home in leesburg over the weekend. she was shot by her ex-boyfriend after the two ghot into an

the vigil will be at 6:30 at brandon park in leesburg. a go-fund-me page has been set up for fisher's family to help pay for her funeral. >> businessmen, politicians and sports stars are under fire tonight after a massive data leak at a panama-based law firm. the papers reportedly show some companies that were sheltered in tax havens were being used for suspected money laundering, arms and drug deals. >> it's a victory for those trying to raise the minimum wage in the district. today a judge ruled the issue can be put on the ballot for november. this decision reverses a previous ruling. supporters will now need to collect 22,000 signatures if the measure reaches the ballot, voters will be asked to

if the minimum wage should be gradually raised to $15 an hour by 2020. tonight proposals with what to do with rfk stadium will be unveiled. >> a committee meeting is being held to look at the plans. right now rfk is wasted space just in need of development. several concepts for the site will be presented at the meeting. one of those proposals will include a football stadium, the other will not. we'll be at tonight's meeting and bring you the latest on fox 5 news at 10:00 and on fox5dc.com. >> we should mention dc united does play there. the 2016 summer olympics aren't exactly a hot ticket. only 50% of tickets to the rio of games have sold so far. fears about the zika virus, high crime and impeachment

president. one possibility is the brazilian government buying tickets and distributing them among schools. >> we're getting a look at dashcam video of the traffic stop that led to the arrest of troy smith. tmz sports obtained video of smith struggling to answer questions and follow officer's directions. >> how much alcohol did you consume tonight? >> none. >> what's your highest level of education. >> i graduated from ohio state, my name is troy smith. >> okay. do you got a college degree? >> i've graduated from ohio state with a degree in bachelor's. >> officers say they also found marijuana in smith's car. he apologized on social media afteren instagram post that read got to make better decisions. my night was too fun.

happened was no where near funny and has also called his arrest unjust. walmart continues to sell a university of maryland shirt in its stores. >> take a look at the shirt. this she directed her tweet at walmart saying i want to inform you you're selling umd shirts with the state of massachusetts on them. the state of maryland is shaped down on the right-hand side which includes the word "terps" for the team and on the map they are somewhat similarly. this would not flee in geography. they really aren't shaped that similarly. finally someone from walmart fessed up saying we're

embarrassed saying we may never stek our head out of or -- stick our head out of our shell again. >> i think they should have just stuck to that you are guns. you tell me what's wrong here. >> it looks like maryland on steroids. >> i don't know if they could have gotten away with that. >> nice try. >> i need one of those shirts. >> i know, right? so we're talking a national holiday for many baseball fans. the nats are back. >> you know, it is a holiday? cincinnati, ohio. the city government, they take the day off, opening day baseball. they were the first mlb team, so everyone gets the day off. that needs to be widespread. not yet here in dc. opening day, everyone is in first, except for the mets. after last night they're on pace to go 0 and 162. tonight the nats

take an early lead. facing the braves in atlanta today where bryce harper is a fan favorite. [ booing ] >> bryce harper cares not for your boos. his home run on the first at-bat. a hot start might bring back some of those world series predictions. >> i would rather be the team that's favored to win it all ba means we have the best team. i enjoy expectations. i enjoy pressure. i embrace that. at this level you have to be able to handle that type of pressure. because the deeper you get into the game and deeper into the season, the pressure keeps getting turned up. and you have to be able to handle that and be

out there and execute your game. because you know the other team is breathing down your neck. that's something that's a reality of what you have to deal with at the major league level. today the basketball hall of fame announced their inductions. who was in this year's class? the answer. allen iverson enters the hall. tonight villanova and north carolina will face off and two local players will be facing off on opposite sides of the match-up. the two players are brothers not by blood but by adoption. jeng ins got caught up with the wrong crowd, he was struggling and his mom didn't want to see him going down a bad path. at 14

maryland and nate's parents legally adopted him. now they are playing against one another. >> fascinating. >> that's great. >> another reason to watch. >> coming up ahead, staples is thinking a bit out of the box. >> and a new uber-like ride sharing service just for women. how the company's unique hiring policy aims to give female passengers a peace of mind. >> a police chase of a different kind in california over the weekend after a little chihuahua runs rampant on a busy freeway. >> he's a fast little guy. taking a live look outside, it was a beautiful spring afternoon but the rain is falling and so are the temperatures. we went from mid

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a mother and hr children took a long walk last week when what should is have been a fun day as ruined. >> the mom says a cyclist not only hit her daughter but then fled the scene. >> reporter: one week ago today, four-year-old kaylee was taking a walk along this trail with her mom and her brother. but suddenly her fun day with the family took a turn for the

worse. >> it's going to be pretty traumatic. >> reporter: kaylee's mom took pictures of her daughter and son along the trail. after her son ran ahead to the bench, they heard the bell of a cyclist from behind. >> she turned around and just saw him run her over. >> kaylee's right femur is broken. when we visited with kaylee in her bed she laughed and giggled. >> reporter: hugs and kisses and my name is ronica and i'll draw a heart too. is that okay? but she still recalls the moment she was hit. >>

>> did it hurt? >> it was a mean bike. >> it hurted so much. >> reporter: she described the cyclist, wore a white or silver helmet. he had tan skin but she could not identify his ethnicity with certainty. an anonymous individual is offering $1,000 for information. amy explained that even though we saw kaylee's smile today it has been a difficult first week. >> it's been hell. i mean she's four. she doesn't understand and she's traumatized by what happened. i just wish he would have helped. >> if you

to help police identify the cyclist, please reach out to the howard county police tip line. we'll have our information on our website. fox5dc.com. >> wow. i really hope they're able to find whoever that was. >> what kind of person flees the scene after something like that. >> she's in an entire body cast. >> great personality. >> we've got a lot going on in the weather. >> changing by the minute. it turned out to be a beautiful day. you're going to go outside it's raining and getting cold. >> i came in in shirt sleeves but brought my winter coat. >> he knows. but it might be a shock to your system because at your lunch hour it was breezy and beautiful but right now it is raining as we've got a cold

through. i feel like every other day we're talking about the high winds and temperatures approaching freezing during the overnight hours. let's get to those weather headlines. along with the falling rain, falling temperatures. temperatures tumble tonight. that is an alliteration for you right there. and that is going to bring the temperatures to the freezing mark by tomorrow morning. also with the winds, the wind chills tomorrow morning we're bringing back the wind chill map this is what we're expecting the athe bus stop hour 8:00 a.m. and the wind chills are in the teens. i know every hint of spring you want to put away winter gear. we enforcing shots of cold air. storm tracker radar showing showers moving through the dmv right now. as we zoom in,

just about everywhere. we've got the heavier rain off towards our north when we get into montgomery county straight through baltimore right now. that orange swath some very heavy rain. orioles it's their home opener, they got delayed, they started, got delayed again. all part of a large-scale storm system that's continued to bring snow to boston, cape cod, pretty remarkable for april 4th and snow moving off the new england coast down towards new york city. overnight tonight with those cold temperatures we've got freeze warnings in that aqua color. any plants you may have planted, it's just too cold as we approach 32 degrees. everyone is under a freezing tc

wednesday morning. temperatures outside right now it's 60 in washington, 50 behind the cool air. watch these temperatures over the next few hours. wind gusts right now starting to pick up he on kationly at 10, 20 to 30 miles per hour out towards martins burg and winchester. by 7:00 a lot of the rain has slipped south and east of washington. by 10:00 it's only in southern maryland and central virginia. we are greeted by sunshine tomorrow but it will be blustery sunshine. that gradient causes those high wind gusts and with gusts 30 miles per hour tomorrow morning that's why we're concerned about the wind

still cool but not as cold. this feels like the early march that we didn't have. 32 degrees tonight, look for that hard freeze north and west as we start off in the 20s in some spots and we are only rising into the upper 40s to low 50s. that is far below normal. bus stop forecast in the 20s to the 30s with a harsh wind and even after school it is chilly, 40s to the 50s. better on wednesday, we are still following on rain on thursday, this could be delaying or canceling the nats game at 4:00. we will wait and see the timing is up for grabs. so cold again saturday just 48 degrees, maybe even a snow flake early saturday morning. sunny and chilly but we finally warm things up next week. >> let's head o

a look at what's next. >> i'm guessing you've heard of drunk texts or dialing before. >> yeah. >> i bet you have not heard of drunk shopping. apparently it is happening especially on one particular night of the week. we'll explain coming up at 6:00. also coming up "empire" is back and a lady claiming to be the real cookie wants a piece of the empire. r

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the store. >> did you say struggling? >> it's an odd picture. >> where do i find the staplers? i'm working. >> it's like a sitcom waiting to happen. >> a former uber driver is creating his own service. chariot for women will only hire female drivers and only pick up female passengers. the founder says he came up with the idea after picking up an unruly male passenger. he believes the service will be safer for women. >>

children equally of course but being the first born can have its advantages. >> research suggests all kinds of bonuses for the oldest subject ling in the family. older children have higher iqs. they also tend to perform better in school and the professional world and eldest children are more likely to follow the rules while younger siblings can be more rebellious. >> there might be some truth to it. the rebellious i can see. the baby always gets babied. >> but depending on what environment you're working in and what you do, that might be better to have someone with a rebellious spirit. i'm the oldest child. >> you are. so you like that. >> i'm not. >> skocoming up ahead, a runawa chihuahua leads police on a pursuit that shuts down a major bridge.

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the special interests aren't special. we are. women vote! is responsible for the content of this advertising. you can't help but think this is kind of cute. a little dog caused a big traffic mess on california's bay bridge. police stopped traffic to catch this runaway chihuahua. an officer on a motorcycle tried picking up the dog but it took off as he closed in. it took officers four tries but they were eventually able to pick up the little guy. luckily the dog was not hurt and they are trying to reunit the dog with its owner. fox 5 local news at 6:00 starts right now. we are talking about this all day today. brace yourself for some big weather changes. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm shawn yancy. >> and

from warm weather to storms to potentially bone-chilling temperatures, it is all rolling out this week. >> sue, this looks like it is going to be a wild weather week. >> you could even say it's going dob a wild weather 12-hour period and the whole weekend does look crazy 6789 showing you some of the rain that seas hit earlier and no one is more unhappy about this than baltimore orioles fans. after the rain that's the real weather headline, the cold that's going to come in. we are experiencing showers and heavy rain but it's going to be about these temperatures. and we're not kidding with that icy thermometer, we are under a freeze warning for tonight and wind chills for tomorrow will have your jaw dropping. want to show you we are dealing with some rain now, unfortunate with the rush hour but it is not going to last long. some of the heaviest rain is pushing south and east of

to baltimore and you can see why they had to tarp that field again to protect it. in the light blue those are areas under the freeze warning tonight, it's a freeze watch to the south the difference being in the warning we are expecting temperatures to be cold enough for a freeze, 28 to 32. and you have the potential to getting close to 32 in the watch area and we're probably going to do this again tomorrow night so bring those plants in and leave them in. don't be expecting to put them out again tomorrow morning. you would never know it from today's temperatures, it was 74 earlier today. it's 59 in dc and boy are we going to be dropping. just to give you an idea of what's ready to pour in here in just a few hours. it's 36 in pittsburgh, 33 in dough troit, boston 28 with 3 to 5 inches of snow already on the ground. so the front with the rain is going to push on through. the cold air and the wind comes in and last stop i want to show you one picture, tomorrow morn