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. right now at 10:00, winter weather is heading our way. we're talking freezing temperatures, rain, even snow showers. plus, a tragic death of a nine-month-old girl. tonight a maryland daycare provider is charged with her murder. >> and the nationals fan who changed his entire look. >> a lot of people say when are you going to shave this. >> and it's all because of a pact he made four years ago. your news starts right now. >> we're beginning tonight with some breaks news just in to the news room. a 7--year-old child has been shot in southeast this evening. it happened on heartford street in southeast. >> we don't know how it happened or the condition of the child. we have a crew headed to the scene we will keep you posted and bring you the latest information as it comes

>> winter won't go away. >> most of the area is set to go under a freeze watch or a freeze warning for tonight. some of you may even see some snow showers this weekend. gwen tolbart has our bh weather alert tonight. >> i never thought i would be saying this time of year, but yes, we are talking snow showers and temperatures well below seasonal. let's begin with a look at our radar and we'll show you where things are. we've got a system, a couple of them that will impact our area, one of them a clipper system going to be moving through. we will start to see some of this precipitation into the late overnight hours into the early early hours of saturday morning before dawn. temperatures right now, 48 degrees at dc, 41 at mannasas, we've got 40 at dulles, 41 at baltimore, that's the same at leonardtown, a little cooler atd frederick at 37 degrees. this kicks in at 11:00 tonight until 2:00

the higher elevations where this is shaded is where we anticipate seek anywhere from 3 to 6 inches of accumulation with some very gusty winds as well. bling snow and very poor visibility. as we come more to the east we have a freeze warning in effect from midnight until 9:00 a.m. saturday as those temperatures will start to drop and we are talking an overnight low of about 36 degrees. i'll let you know what to expect as we get more into our forecast a little later. and of course about those snow showers, back to you. >> all right gwen. thank you very much. today's deadline for adult entertainment venues in prince george's county to shut down has now come and gone. last week the permitting office sent 12 strip clubs operating in residential areas and without proper licenses cease and desist letters. stricter zoning laws put in place several years ago are helping the county with the crackdown. sarah simmons is here with the story. >> tony, today three out of the 12 businesses had to

shut down because they operate solely as adult entertainment locations which is illegal under county law. the county says it doesn't end here. inspectors will be out making sure all 12 locations are operating the way they should be. the three ordered to shut their doors permanently are feugo, upscale ballroom and club ectasy. prince george's county found these clubs were violating zoning laws established in 2012. other clubs that also operate as restaurants, bars, banquet halls can stay open but stripping is out as of 5:00 p.m. today. the rule is those businesses have to move to industrial zones throughout the county and officials say most of them are more than a thousand feet from residential areas. they consider this to be a big victory and it gets the adult entertainment away from neighborho

pretty much isolates them. these closings come more than a year after fox 5 investigated allegations of sex trafficking at many of these clubs. that investigation found illicit activities inside several clubs that are now being forced to shut down. a sex trafficking survivor who runs a safe haven organization for woman trying to get out sees these clubs are a breeding ground for sex traffickers and this is a step in the right direction. if they don't comply, they eventually will pads lock the businesses if they have to. >> staying in prince george's county, where police have charged a daycare provider in the death of a nine-month-old girl. beatrice manning is charged with first degree murder, assault and child abuse. police say manning called 911 from her in-home daycare back in december saying the baby was unresponsive. the little girl died two days

the head. tonight neighbors say they are shocked. >> she probably fell or something. i'm sure. i'm pretty sure she didn't get hit. just very shocked. disturbed, shocked. don't believe it. >> she go get them from school and all that. i don't believe it. i think it was an accident. >> police say the daycare was not licensed. manning is being held without bond. >> remember that 29 hour metro shutdown for safety inspections, congress wants to know a little more about it. lawmakers called the general manager to testify before two house oversight subcommittees next week. public safety and violence on metro are also issues for the troubled transit system. jennifer davis has the latest. >> reporter: guardian angels have been patrolling metro for a while now following a series of incidents in recent months and thursday they detained someone for police. >> the main

trying to do is just be assistants to the police and just detain, make sure no one gets hurt. i wasn't sure whether he had a gun or knife. >> reporter: it started when he noticed the young man trying to surf a train at gallery place. >> i just observed the individual that was in a very dangerous position. he put himself at risk by holding on to a train that was about to begin to move. and could have brought a lot of danger to himself as well as to others. >> reporter: thompson says when he asked the man to stop, the teen rider threatened him. >> he said to me, you know what? you get on this train, i'm going to stab you. at that point i said okay, it's time to get involved. >> reporter: guardian angels detained the young man until metro transit police arrived and took him away. police were busy again friday just after 1:00 when they stay a lavrnlg fight

teens. metro riders say safety is certainly a hot topic right now. >> i think the young people probably need some supervision or need some rules, some points on how to behave out in public. they represent their family and if their families knew they were behaving in that man or, i'm sure many families would not let them out. >> the safety has been okay. it would help if there were more police officers on it. but it hasn't been awful. >> metro's gm speaking to reporters on wednesday said there is much for the system to work on, but also said it still has strengths too. >> he woo do 1.2 million passengers a day, that's pretty strong, right? if you're moving that many people. i think maybe we lost a little bit of a sense of pride in it. through some things we're facing. but we can regain that. >> there's no word tonight about arrests in either of those cases.

avenue incident is expected to be okay. tonight there is more concern in the district. this time it's dc's circulator buses. drivers say the buses are unsafe and it's just a matter of time before someone gets hurt. last august '95% of the buses inspected had serious issues. a second audit second months ago found improvements but the bus driver's union disagrees. they have a contract with metro to oversee the circulator buses. they are working with the private contractor to monitor the progress. >> a dc woman is under arrest in connection with a deadly pedestrian accident in northwest. it happened around 1:30 in the morning on massachusetts avenue. police say a man was hit and killed after he stepped off of the curb. the driver was arrested on the scene and charged with driving under the influence. police have not identified the victim. a community in falls church is on alert

was spotted hanging around an elementary school playground. the principal sent a note home to parents alerting them of a suspicious man holding some type of a computer or tablet. the letter says he was standing outside a fence near the school's playground this afternoon. that's when security officials approached him and when they did, he took off. make sure the kids walk in groups and are always aware of their surroundings. >> still to come a new report shed light on what an accused drunk driver did in the hours before he allegedly hit and killed a montgomery county police officer. also ahead tonight it was a fight between passengers on board this plane, why is the airline being slapped with a lawsuit? >> and later, a die-hard nationals fan is rocking a zz top look and it's all because of a pact he made four years ago. we'll be back after this.

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welcome back. do you remember this scene? a fight broke out on a spirit airlines fight last month over a loud boom box. it happened on a fight from baltimore to los angeles. two women were blasting music, punches were thrown, police eventually escorted five women off the plane when it landed. three of the passengers are suing the airline. they claim they were hurt during this fight and spirit did not protect them. they say the airline continued to serve alcohol despite the aggressive atmosphere. spirit denies those allegations. the former high school student accused of causing an accident that killed his friends pled guilty today to two counts of vehicular man slaughter. paul wagner has the story. >> when sam ellis got behind the wheel of his car and took off, prosecutors say he was under the influence of drugs and alcohol. court records show he had a

blood alcohol of between.07 and .09. he lost control of the car and crashed into a fence. two of his passengers, friends, were killed. >> today is not only a difficult day for all the families, there is no jumping for joy. there are no winners in this situation. it was a traj ig situation that happened and it certainly is reflected in what seemed to be the remorse of this young man coming forward and taking responsibility for his actions. >> reporter: prosecutors say ellis and his friends had been at the home of kenneth salzman, a parent who prosecutors say allowed the drinking to go on. he pled guilty and was fined $5,000. a fourth person in

survived. >> alex merk's family called today bitter sweat. while it relieves us to having to endure the endless pain, it drives home the cold hard fact that our son died at the hands of another human being. >> a recently revealed police report released new information about what led up to the crash ta killed noah leotta. the man told police he started drinking hours earlier at a hooter's on rockville pike. the restaurant says the bartender who served him has since been let go and all employees are required to undergo training. he had a blood alcohol level that was nearly three times the legal limit. he also admitted smoking a joint and taking a xanax earlier in the evening. a fairfax county mother is under arrest accused of neglecting her own child. julia brand was taken

custody today. police were called to her home just before 2:00 a.m. after someone reported a 10-year-old boy knocking on the back door crying. investigators believe she intentionally locked the trial out of the house. she is charged with felony child neglect. her children are now in the custody of relatives. >> and now to the race for the white house. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are going at it. earlier sand ersz criticized clinton he said she was unqualified to be president. on the republican side, donald trump is holding a big lead in his home state of new york. voters hit the polls there in 11 days, then it is maryland's turn the following week. president obama will do something this weekend he has not done in more than seven years. he will apair on fox news sunday. he sats down with chris wallace for the firts time he was

elected. i spoke with chris earlier today to get a preview. >> we talk about hillary clinton's private e-mail server. back in october he said he did not believe she jeopardized national security but since then we found out there were 2,000 pieces of classified information, 22 top secret e-mails so we asked him does he still give her a clean bill of health and what about the fbi investigation into all of this, can he assure the american public, will he direct the justice department that this will be a legal decision, not a political decision. i can tell you, shawn, that you guys will be covering his answer on monday. >> interesting. can't wait to see that one. president obama's exclusive interview airs on this weekend's edition of "fox news sunday" at 9:00 a.m. >> that's a tease. bethesda

to have their voices heard under a new zoning plan would bring thousands of residential units over the next few decades. >> it's changing the whole complexion of an area that traditionally has been very suburban. and trying to convert it, in our view, to what appears to be an urbanization. >> the montgomery county council is expected to vote on the final plan later this month. >> coming up next tonight, what pope francis released today that is likely to stirrup controversy within the catholic church. and a little later a relationship that is already off to a pretty rocky start. the cliff top proposal that ended in a helicopter rescue and an arrest.

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news right now out of illinois. we are learning new details about the case involving denl is hastert. new court documents he pled guilty last october to breaking banking laws so he could secretly pay millions of dollars to an individual to keep that person quiet about past misconduct. prosecutors say they will ask a judge to sentence hastert up to six months in prison. >> leaders say they have successfully tested the engine of a new intercontinental ballistic rocket. it could give the ability to launch a nuclear strike on the united states. south korean officials dispute that notion saying north korea does not have a reliable missile capable of hitting the u.s. mainland. >> pope fran

he released his landmark document on catholicism, family and marriages. he made very bold arguments that are likely to stir controversy within the church. bob barnard has reaction. >> reporter: it's a 256-page, 60,000-word document that the vatican is calling the joy of love. you can find it online, here it is. pope francis is not changing any rules, just encouraging cats lick bishops and priests to take a more liberal and inclusive approach to divorced catholics who remarry. the pope says divorce i't evil. he finds it very troubling the increasing number of differs within the catholic church, but he says those people shut not consider themselves excommunicated and priests should offer them communion which officially they're not supposed to do. he wants them to show mercy.

i think this is a progressive pope and i'm right there with him on this. >> i agree with what pope francis is saying and i think that we can't hold things against people. >> reporter: we spoke to catholics at saint matthew's in downtown washington. >> i think it's great. we're in a society nowadays where we are all about inclusion and accepting people's differences and what they believe in. and from my perspective i think that's what church and religion and spirituality is all about. and i think it's awesome. >> reporter: pope francis says communion should not be considered a prize for the perfect but a powerful medicine for the weak. >> i think he's doing the right thing. i think the church needs change. >> reporter: there is a split however within the catholic church. in fact benedict and st. john

stance. in the document pope francis talks about sex and family planning but he did not do something that some in our community were hoping he would. he did not embrace gay marriage. did not open the church's doors to same-sex couples. in washington, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. >> still to come tonight, an amazing story. three men stranded on a remote pacific island for days did something that actually led to their rescue. >> but first, tightening airport security. what the tsa wants in the wake of the brussels attacks and how it would affect passengers. we'll be right back.

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>> and expect more random security checks arriving at the airport. >> think of it as environment of security that gets increasingly more secure as you get closer to the airport. expect people to be paying attention to you and your behavior. >> reporter: based on the intelligence, major terrorist groups are tasking operatives. >> there are subgroups of that have specifically focused on the aviation sector. >> reporter: and there are other changes to address the insider threat. last october isis claimed the bombing of a ration passenger jet in ekwipt. >> in the wake of the metro jet incident last fall, we brought what i would like to call the perimeter around the aircraft a little closer in. we check cargo facilities, we check caterers and the like so we're doing many mor

>> the tsa is predicting record traffic at the airport. new legislation expands funding for new security in the wake of brussels and would expand the tsa precheck program. >> 3, 2, 1, engine ignition, lift-off. >> the international spacestation is about to get a little more comfortable. space-x successfully launched an unmanned rocket. it was carrying several new experiments and a brand new inflatable room. it is the first time ever that the rocket's booster successfully detached. it landed without a problem on a flooting barge in the atlantic ocean. very cool. congratulations. look at the excitement there. >> a u.s. navy airport came to the rescue of three

stranded on a row moet island after spotting a bunch of palm branches formed to arrange the word "help." they were on a routine mission when they shipwrecked leaving them stranded. amazingly the aircraft was able to locate them in just two hours. meanwhile, gilligan and his crew are still stuck on that island. >> that's because they were out there with the skipper and maryanne. >> still to come, the nationals fan that's been growing a playoff beard for four years zbl the marriage proposal that ended with a clifftop rescue and the groom-to-be arrested. >> planning to mail something, you might want to wait until monday. the post office is lowering the price of stamps this weekend from 49 to $0.47. it turns out t

didn't make the last increase permanent so it increase on sunday. the last time the cost of stamps went down was nearly century a ago. the gas prices keep going up and oil prices keep jumping more than 6.5% on friday. and listen up if you drive a hyundai. the korean auto maker is recalling more than 170 thousand 2011sonatas, apparently the power steering can lock up. and call it giving a hotel hook-up a thumbs up. starwood and marriott will create the largest hotel chain with more than a million rooms around the globe. that's business, i'm neil cavuto.

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>> we want to go back to the breaking news that we're following tonight that we told you about at the top of the show. a 7-year-old child, we now know that child is a girl, was shot in southeast dc. fox 5's jennifer davis just arrived at the scene. tell us what you know. >> reporter: hi there. i'm at alabama and knox place in southeast and you can see a lot of police here right now, a lot of crime tape. we're about a block from the scene so this really does stretch quite a long distance. not a lot of information known at this point beyond what you said. a seven-year-old girl we believe shot. the call came in about 9:35. the initial reports were she was shot in the chest. we also heard from police that she was breathing and conscious when they got here. we're joined now by the anc commissioner you heard she was air lifted out of here and tell me what else you've heard here tonight. >> i was given a call and asked to come down hereec

simple fact we had another shooting here. and i asked the community when is enough is enough. >> reporter: you're really upset. you say this area is so violent and you want more to be done here. explain. >> in all of our anc meetings, our cac meetings and just general meetings with the commander and different local meetings, we all as leaders and community have asked for -- i've asked specifically for brighter lights on this block, in this area. i've even asked for them to put in a substation, even though we have a police station one block away, i asked that they could they just put police cars sitting in areas and that way it would deter some of these individuals that are so bold to come out into our community and shoot and here we are again. >> reporter: how violent is this stretch?

right here. knox place, hartford street, and 24th place has become one of the hottest spots in southeast. it makes no sense. you have seven churches in less than a three-block radius from one another and a police station and yet this is one of the hottest spots in southeast. that makes no sense. it's a can slap in the face to the seven district police stations and the churches and it needs to stop. >> reporter: we have seen a lot of people from the churches and neighbors and when they hear it's a 7-year-old that's shot everyone gets a pained look on their face. this is certainly terrible news and something that is upsetting the neighborhood and certainly the anc commissioner as well. we'll keep following it and have more for you tonight at 11. >> i know you just got there and so information we don't have a lot of it. do we know anything about the condition of this girl at this

>> reporter: the only report we got from police was that she was conscious and she was breathing and paul says he got word she was air lifted out of here to a local hospital, but beyond that we don't know. i can tell you a lot of police are out here. we don't have any word on any sort of suspects or even what led up to the shooting at this point either. >> jennifer davis with the latest. thank you. >> new tonight at 11:00, the boss is putting his foot down when it comes to north carolina's new law that restricts protections for the lgbt community. bruce springsteen is cancelling his concert over the matter. >> and we are saying cheers to the weekend, with andrew fox the owner of level up in annapolis. the proceeds are going to an important cause in honor of autism awareness month. stick around we'll have the

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>> there are a multitude of ways nats fan show their love for the home team. some do it by buying tickets, wearing a bryce harper jersey. one fan goes to new lengths to support his team. opening day at nationals park. a day when every nats fan dreams, none more than bj. bj became a nats season ticket holder in 2012. that year he made a pact with his friends. >> i've had a nice long friday night after the game and when my friend said you know, you probably should never shave again and i said how about this. i won't shave until the nats are in the world series. >> he'sy enough. the nationals have been

contenders since 2012. >> four years later we're still here growing, we're still growing strong and a lot of people say when are you going to shave it. and not until the nationals win the world series. >> the only thing i trim is the moustache because if this was 9 inches long it would be hard to eat. >> there are bearded fans of all shapes and styles. and even the most prominent of nationals beards appreciate it. >> i sit next to a fall ball, they panned in on

looks up and going -- >> giving up your face in the name of fandom has its down side. one girl i did date if you let it go crazy we will not date ever. we obviously are not dating anymore. i miss enjoying ice cream, i miss enjoying a good sandwich, a cam burger or hot dog. i can't eat anything without being self-conscious or using 20 napkins. my dad hates the beard, mom thinks it's funny but hates it. >> i really wish he would shave it off. >> bj or bam bam has become a fan favorite at the park. >> the beard gets a lot of love. >> when, if never, the nationals win a world series, bj will celebrate with a cold beer and a fresh-faced

>> bj said if the nats win the world series he will wake up the next day, shave. he said it will be a very cold winter but it will be a very good winter. >> it's got to be unusual to have that for years and all of a sudden take it off. >> luckily he's a middle schoolteacher. his boss loves the nats, loves the beard, loves what he's doing. >> our floor manager who has a very nice beard, questioning the length of this guy's beard at four years of growth. >> i said at this point i was expecting a zz top beard of sorts and he said yeah, me too. but he has never trimmed it. so you've got to trim it to grow it. >> is that true? anthony, is that true? you have to trim it for it to grow? >> he's very strict with it, he does not trim it. another thing i know he said he lost a girlfriend because of it. he's had a lot of girls coming out to him on

>> girls like beards. >> i love a man with some good facial hair. >> as cold as it's going to be, you need that. >> we are talking about cold weather. you have mentioned the word snow. >> yes. we've got some snow showers heading our way. we've got a brief little visit once again. this is almost a repeat performance of a week or two ago of winter making aanother appearance. hashtag unwanted house guests. people are so over it. we're going to have to deal with it at least this weekend. a couple of systems, once a clipper system, this is moving its way toward us into the mid atlantic and as we approach well overnight tonight, we're going to start to see some of this moving its way towards us. we've got some rain and snow showers look at how close it is right now. areas over the higher elevations, they are going to see accumulations. elsewhere

talking anything that's going to stick much. temperatures are going to play a big part as well. really cold air coming in. 48 degrees right now at dc, 41 at baltimore, 40 at dulles, only 34 degrees at frederick and 39 degrees at martins burg. we have a winter weather advisory for the higher elevations over the mountains, al gain i front, here's where we're looking at 3-6 inches of snowfall. gusty winds so we're also talking blowing snow here and visibility. freeze warning from midnight until 9:00 a.m. saturday for this entire area. temperatures taking a dip and we end up with a freeze watch from midnight until 9:00 a.m. on sunday. this is midnight saturday now. we're one day ahead until sunday and this is when we're talking about possibly the coldest air of the season so far. so we are really going to warn you right now to protect all your sensitive vegetation and plants outside. wind advisory that's

winds could be gusting anywhere up to about 50 miles per hour from the west northwest and these are very cold winds. so we've got a whole mixture of all of this happening and we're going to see these conditions as we move into saturday, the early part of the day and we'll get a break and we're going to see it later in the daytime afternoon hours. here's what we're talking about in terms of any kind of accumulation, 3-6 in areas of the west. dusting to an inch north and northwest of the city and then we're talking an isolated dusting. nothing that's going to stick. we're going to see this moving in late tonight into the early hours of tomorrow. we're going to see showers starting. here's 3:00 a.m. in the morning. 5:00 a.m. and we get into -- we've got a game to think about, right? here we've got the rain here to the north by 3:00 but here's 5:00 in the afternoon where that mix is right over us from the 5:00 to 7:00 hour period we get a break. so just be prepared for it. by the time we get to sunday, ridge of high pressure builds in

but it is also going to be a cool day. we start to warm up however the beginning of the week up to the 60s, not bad at all. 68 degrees a far cry from the 47 for tomorrow. >> before we go we want to say a big congratulations. she was awarded the presidential lifetime achievement award with the group our house. gwen was a dedicated volunteer for ten years and played a big part in their fundraising efforts. in fact one of the many projects she helped complete was a construction of a new dorm in montgomery county. thanks to gwen that dorm is nearly complete. >> congratulations. that's fantastic. >> thank you so much. i was honored by that. >> you worked so hard for this group. you know, a lot of us get asked do things and sometimes you do a little bit, you lend your name,

you make a speech. it's like your second job. >> it certainly was. >> did you get to meet the president? >> i didn't. but it's nice to get that certificate and the pin as well. >> congratulations, we're very proud of you, gwen. >> that's wonderful. coming up -- a california man's daring marriage proposal went really wrong. >> it ended up with a helicopter res kii and the groom-to-be in handcuffs. >> climbed a cliff and face timed his girlfriend and he popped the question. why did you do that? the good news is she did say yes but it was all downhill from there. he got stuck on his way down. a police helicopter had to rescue him and to make matters worse it is illegal to climb the rock so he was cited fortress passing and he was arrested on suspicious of being under the influence. he is also going to get a bill for the helicopter ride. >> so we would like to say

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>> students did an amazing thing for a class mate who needs a wheelchair. >> his classmates raised more than $32,000 to get him a brand new customized power chair. photo journalist steve williams was there. >> >> how does it make you feel? >> good. >> sometimes you take life for granted, you're having a bad day, you come in and you realize what he's gone through and is going through and for him to get this machine that gives him his

independence, it's everything. the other chair was like sitting on wood almost every day. he tells me how much better it is. >> it's cool i think. he he was born with cerebral palsy. it gives him a completely new level of independence he never knew

>> he's really grateful and thankful to everybody who's helped out and contributed. >> absolutely beautiful story. love the way the student body and the community came together for him. >> the news at 11:00 starts

are you thinking about chilling this weekend? a dip in temperatures is going to make it easier. as weekend snow flurries head our way, we have your weekend weather timeline. >> and a home day care provider is under arrest for killing a baby in her care. we'll have stunned reaction from neighbors and details on the investigation. >> plus, bruce springsteen makes a bold political statement and canceled a weekend concert in north carolina. we'll explain why, right now at 11:00. >> but first we begin tonight with breaking news out of southeast dc. a 7-year-old girl was shot in the chest. i'm shawn yancy. >> and i'm tony perkins. let's git right to jennifer davis. she is live in southeast where residents there are