>> man says he's been change nor two months there was water damage to his bedroom sealing. we'll take a look, sleeping at night it, collapsed right on top of him as he was lying in his bed. now he's still waiting for help moving out of here, the story coming up. >> maryland high school student skipped class to fight and returned to scho

gunshot wounds. the latest on what happened, and the search for the gunman. >> plus: the latest controversy swirling around president-elect trump's inauguration, something a little funk bye the portable potties being set up in the area. it is a story that's exploding on social media, and we've got the dirty details. >> get ready everybody, a wintery mix is headed our way tomorrow. thanks for joining us tonight, i'm sean wraps. >> i'm tony perkins. major drop in temperature and possible sleet and freezing rain. standing by with the forecast, gary, any changes? >> not really. i still think the temperatures are going to be kinds of the critical part of what's going on specially tomorrow morning. okay, first of all, numbers out there, only 44 degrees, not cold enough obviously, little cooler north and west, hagerstown, 37, it is colder out of the north. that's where the cold air is

quite closely. of course, the precipitation that matters get here before sunrise, because, that's why i think temperatures are down around freezing so anything that would fall can potentially stick. grounds still pretty warm with the last couple of days being fairly mild, yesterday being warm, snow, sleet, freezing rain, all of that kind of together tomorrow. south of dc mainly rain corks start off as sleet, freezing rain, goes to rain pretty quickly. metro temps again will be tricky. tomorrow at some point we could be 33, then 32, then could be 33 again, maybe jump to 34, then back down to 32. just going it kind of depend with the waves of precipitation coming on across. so even though it might be 33, that doesn't mean there might not be couple of slippery spot out there. of course, north of the metro, i think that's where temperatures will get down to 32 and stay most of the day. and of course the icy spots always a concern. you want to plan for some of. that will here is the deem. mostly snow up to the north. this is could be little accumulation, not much, mostly

all right? there could be little bit of ice accumulation, too, down to the south talking little bit of potentially early mix going over to all rain. soap, that's casino whatever we're dealing with, i'm going to go down, check see if there is any new information coming in hot off the press so to speak. looks like pretty good forecast, all be it on the tricky side. let me tell this, too, precipitation not that heavy. not a lot of it. little ice as you well know, can go a long way. >> thank you, gary. one student shot another student at high school. tonight police searching for the gunmen, group of student left school property around noon, and went to an apartment complex behind the school. at some point fight broke out, one student shot another student in the leg. his injuries are not life threatening. another bullet went through the window of school annex building, no one else was hurt. >> it was frightening. i was really terrified. >> the student suffering from gunshot wounds, was -- a

back onto school property where school resource officer was notified. shootings are horrible. when it happens on school property, all little extra sensitive. >> school as a precaution, the search for the gunman continues. >> fox5 exclusive, ceiling caved through in a bedroom, still living in that apartment. they say they're getting the run around from building management. fox5's lawn end demarco live with the story, lauren? >> reporter: tony, the donald son group manages the regency point amounts on walters lane. they tell me they believe resident had been throwing trash and debris on to the roof. people who live here telling us that they really doubt that's the case. they point out that the roof is about three stories up from the ground. but, either way, there is some sort of leak going on. it is causing major problems. >> and this is the end result. this is the

month and a half, numerous times, letting them know that my ceiling was molding, my walls was dripping, brown goo i shall mold, and they told me that they were going to bring somebody up here to check on t and see the problem? nobody never came. not one time did they follow up. >> christopher hunt says he first told building management about water damage to his ceiling in late november. he even took video on the phone. >> on monday his next-door neighbor's ceiling caved in, but no one did anything to get his family out of harms way. hunt, his wife and their two year old daughter been sleeping in their living room for safety. but on wednesday he went into the bedroom alone because the baby was fussing and he needed to sleep before work. >> i woke to up a ceiling crashing down on me. hit, piece of wood hit me on the head. >> wasn't hurt but completely fed up because he was told his family would be immediately moved to another apartme a

it hasn't happened. >> we have been told the first day the ceiling came down that quincy, the guy told us, to pack all of our stuff up, moving crew would come in and move us to another aoun. >> i it has been three days? >> third day. >> donaldson group which runs the complex told fox knife over the phone hunt turned down the first unit they offered. he said that's just not true. >> now, they said that they offered you an unit on wednesday but you declined. >> absolutely not. >> property management did bring in machines to suck the moisture out of the air and had the carpet removedment spokesman told me someone would be here tonight to move the family out. >> they did not come. they had no intentions on showing up until you guys came. i didn't even get a key. that will was a truck sign already. >> then, later this evening, one manna parentally did show up here. the family said he was sort of flustered he was sent here at the last minute. he was by himself. they told him not to worry about trying to move them because they didn't even have the key to their new apartment. they asked him to just

back tomorrow morning. well, late tonight, 9:00 p.m., that key finally arrived. the family now set to move into their new place at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. live in forest ville, lauren de mark over, fox5 local news. we're learning more about that horrific house fire in baltimore that left six children dead. officials say the mother, kate malone, remains hospitalized along with her two young boys who also survived. all of them are in critical condition. the children who died in yesterday's fire ranged in age from nine months to 11 years old. malone is a long time staffer of congressman elijah cummings, today investigators talked with eight year old girl who reportedly helped rescue some of her siblings. officials are looking into whether a space heater may have been the cause of that fire. >> woman is in jail tonight after police say she hit a tow line with her car. apparently the woman was upset with towing fee, went to the lot, got in her car, start today drive away wn

employee tried to stop her. fox5 keisha lewis here with the rest of the store. >> i from, there the tow company employee trying to wave this woman down and stop her, that's when she ran him over, reportedly dragging him for a distance, then kept going. it happened on wednesday. she was caught 24 hours later. we are talking about 24 year old amber harding. he shear is, charged with felony hit-and-run. harding lives in laurel, maryland, but was at the tow lot in fairfax early wednesday morning, reportedly running down eric lodge time employee. it says eric remains in critical condition at the hospital with no definitive result or conclusions to his well-being and certainly no relief date in site. i'll have a long road ahead. >> around 1:35 a.m., that morning, other tow employees at the business noticed that one of their co-workers was missing. so he then the to went to search for him. they found him down the street, he seemed disoriented and out of it, they called

>> released a statement saying our employees and management are all deeply saddened by this incident and have been praying for our employee and his family during this difficult time. police say this case is an important reminder all drivers in and an accident are required to stop, whether there is an injury or not, check on the other person, and exchange information. if you fail to do that, you could be charged with hit-and-run, and in this case, when someone is injured, it is a fellini the victim remains in the hospital recovering. keisha lewis, fox5 local news. new at 10:00 tonight police are trying to figure out two armed robberies in georgetown are connected n both cases the victims told police small group of young men robbed them, one armed with a machine gun. the first robbery happened back on january 6, the second, this past wednesday. both robberies happened near the old aqua duct bridge. >> the latest controversy surrounding the inauguration of president-ele

>> notice anything odd about these portapotties on the national mall? you probably just saw it, right? it has caught the attention of a lot of people and pick up a lot of steam on social media. we'll have the latest when we come back. >> also a move that will impact anyone whose health insurance comes from the affordable care act. republican lawmakers say they're getting closer to repealing and replacing obamacare. how soon could we see the change? >> and, later the usmin it. new gold coin honoring lady liberty. we'll tell you all about it when fox5 news continues. conti. >> we will be getting update on inaugural events from the official inaugural a noun ers, special performance liver from the national cathedral, monday on tongs fiv

>> newspaper at ten inauguration cover up, not that scandelous but has a lot of people dubbing it potty gate. >> started covering up the name on these portapotties at the national mall. name of the business is don, you can't look until you look closely. sarah simmons here with the details with why the name is

>> there are few theories as to (but some believe that it all comes down to the fact that the potty company's name is don's john. jokes at the expense of the president-elect for some of course irresistible. either way workers preparing for next friday's inauguration were out in force taping over the company logo on dozens of portable rest rooms. anyone from the area who has been down to the national mall, you have seen don john's down therefore major outdoor event, virginia based company calls it the washington area top provider of portable toilet rentals. the man who owns the business said he knew nothing about the logos being covered up, saying he never told anyone to do it. >> spokesperson, which overseas the capitol grounds, there are strict guidelines and restriction on advertising on the capitol grounds. that a competing company also supplying portable toilet for the event has logos that can be easily peeled off. don's john's logo does not come off. so they c

now the whole thing has people virtually rolling their eyes and take to go twitter. you can see here, one saying we've had watergate, bridgegate, now potty gate. good grief what is our company coming to. and another: goodness gracious i honestly thought real donald trump would take off instantly before his first cover up, hashtag potty gate, and this one, how fast can we convene hearings, another, we all need a chuckle for surviving this crazy week, hashtag don's john's. >> now, as i mentioned, don's johns has been around a while, provided toilets for both the 2009 and 2013 inauguration for president obama. the company owner said the logos were never covered during those events. presidential inaugural committee and the joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies is declining to comment on this cover up. >> company likes that everybods

them. local and federal officials are pulling out all of the stops to make sure next week's inaugural events are safe. secret service responsible for coordination, an estimated 28,000 law enforcement ficials from 40 different agencies will be working to control the crowd. inauguration ticket holders will be subject to bag searches, extra barriers will be set to up block vehicles from driving through those crowds. >> you have to be concerned about home-grown violent extremism, home extremism, act, radicalization, but aside from that, there is a larger picture of just general security and general public safety when you have a large public gathering, such as this. >> ninety-nine different organizations have applied for permits to demonstrate during inauguration weekends, 363 on inauguration day alone, as of now homeland security says there are no specific

>> developing tonight it, looks like there will be more than one changing of the guard on inauguration day. the head of the dc national guard will be steppingown around the same time donald trump is scheduled to be sworn into office. a memo announcing the removal of general err ill r swartz was obtained by the washington post. it says the six a year old general will be officially dismissed at 12:01 p.m. on january 20th. swartz confirmed the memo saying he will retire at that time, but he's unsure of why he's being dismissed. unlike other national guard chiefs or appointed dismiss by governors of their respective states, the chief of dc national guard reports directly to the president. now, we should tell you it is not uncommon to see a change in guard leadership when a new president comes in, but the change does not usually occur during the inauguration while the national guard is actively deployed. >> tonight republican lawmakers one step closer

fulfilling promises to get rid of president obama's affordable care act. fox's mikey manual shows you what happened today on capitol hill. >> congress has taken first steps toward repealing obamacare, passing budgetary measure which to write formal repeal measure. house passed 227 to 98 after the senate approved it early thursday morning. >> this is a rescue mission. this is a necessary move. and i urge all of our colleagues to do what is right. because the time is urgent. and, on top of this, to my colleague, we need to keep our prom that's we made to the american people and this helps us do just that. >> ahead of the vote house democratic leader nancy pelosi sounded like she was willing to negotiate to save obamacare >> number of people covered, reduce the benefit package, increase the the cots, as long as you don't do damage,

medicare and medicaid. >> top house republican said this was about lawmakers, keeping their word. this should not be about preserving somebody's legacy. it should be about fulfilling those promises to the american people that were broken. and we're here to fulfill that promise. how refreshing it is that you have people that ran for years saying we're going to repeal obamacare with a president who is ready to sign the bill to repeal obamacare. >> president-elect trump weighed in early this morning on twitter. the quote unaffordable care act will soon be history. ryan says he and mr. trump are on the same page, would like repeal to be replaced simultaneous in the first 100 days. >> we want to do this at the same time n some cases in the same bill. don't have a date. but that's something we're working on right now. it will take us a little bit of time. we are working on this as fast as possible. >> today democrats mocked the gop for not having the new plan ready. >> more than six years we have been waiting for credible republican healthcare plan and

all you have is smoke and mirrors and the american people are getting ready to get screwed. republicans say with obamacare too many families have seen their costs soar, quality drop, and healthcare choices reduced. now the challenge is fixing it. on capitol hill, mikey manual, fox news. so guess who stopped by trump power today to meet with president-elect, comedian steve harvey. what the men talked in their sit down meeting and the goal they are working to achieve. plus one florida man thought he found a slick way to get around paying tolls. now he is facing a felony charge. >> as we head to brake, have you seen, well, kind of hard to see, see that doggy right there? got away from its owner following a crash on the bell way. skyfox overhead. see the man chasing the dog through traffic frantically trying to get his dog back, but the dog

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big changes are coming to the chicago police department after adjust tis department investigation found cpd has a pattern of using excessive force, especially when it comes to minorities. fox's mike tobin has the latest. >> reporter: a 13 month probe by the department of justice into the chicago police department determined that officers were poorly trained. they shot at vehicles without justification, shot at suspect, they used force for retaliation, used force when there was no threat, and failed to de escalate situations and avoid force.

department engages in a pattern or practice of use of excessive force, in violation of the fourth amendment to the constitution. >> the investigation was sparked by the release of this videotape showing a white police officer shooting a black teenager 16 times, killing him. >> how many? >> that set chicago on whirlwind of protest, police superintendent was fired, the state's attorney voted out of office, officer who fired the fatal charges, and claims that investigations about use of force were bias in favor of officers. not all cases were investigated. discipline was haphazards, and richly discriminatory conduct by officers was not investigated. >> the race issue, and issues of trust between car and police department, have to be addressed head on. >> however the ousted police superintendent gary mccarthy says this flurry of probes by the d o.j. is politics inject into policing. failures by police have not

have. and cops have friction in minority communities because that is where the trouble is. >> the most violent community in chicago is englewood. and that happened to be 97 percent african-american. the expectation is that we will stop 32% white folks there, which is just preposterous. >> he complains this is an answer to the angry mob, the department of justice boasting 25 probes into police departments, now wrapping up at the end of the obama administration. chicago police force says this is the first step toward healing, with between city and community so badly broken, they are locked in a never-ending stream of grievances and settlement. >> we need to move forward, and again, i am a very practical lawyer, if we don't do that, it will continue to sue the city, we continue to hemorrhage monday. >> i rob emanuel, signed agreement in principal which sets them on path to negotiate being binding and enforceable reforms over seen by a t

those negotiations begin after the new administration takes over. in chicago, mike tobin, fox news. the medium and talk show host steve harvey is the latest celebrity to visit trump tower for meeting with donald trump. harvey says he plans to work with ben carson who trump has nominate today head up the department of housing and urban development. he says he also talked to ben carson by phone. >> and we're going to team up, and see if we can bring about some positive change in the inner city, which i felt was my only agenda, and he want to do something. and he realizes that he needs in that department, really sincere about it. >> harvey says he feels a responsibility to the community to get involved with issues he feels are important. well, it is a one after kinds collector's item. >> the u.s. mint unveiled a commemorative gold coin that features image of lady liberty as a black woman

accepts theme for 225th anniversary which is remembering our past, embracing the future. the coin is the first in a series of more differs versions of lady liberty including designs representing asian americans, hispanic americans, and indian americans. the gold coins worth $100 go on sale in april. >> well, following long standing claims of racist and sexist behavior from their sheriff, howard county maryland has a new sheriff tonight. >> the people that work here want the community to know what they do and how passionate they are about doing it. >> he we sat down and talked with the new sheriff tonight. he said he is taking his department in a new direction. >> later we will take you along as the ad venture of young boy battling brain cancer. got special honor from prince george's county police tonight. we will be back.

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>> welcome back. look, big holiday weekends coming up t looks like we start off the weekend tomorrow with a little bit of freezing rain, some sleet, maybe some snow, too. look this is our in-house model. look at temperatures, along with what potentially will be falling, as that particular time. so at 10:00 we do have little return out to the west of us, so that's not bad. temperatures, i think, little cold for where we actually are right now. i do believe the model has these temperatures trending a little cool. probably catch up a little bit by tomorrow morning. but, right now, some of the numb letters are too cold. 11:00 see some returns coming over, maybe little bit of mixture. but again with the ground temperatures, well above 32 degrees, it is not a concern. and the temperatures, the air temperatures are well above 32 degrees as well, initially these waves will not and big deal. 2:00 in the morning we see little more coming across, perhaps little bit of light snow. mixture farther back out to the west and southwest, but again, all of the temperatures are above freezing. it is

6:00 tomorrow morning temperatures start getting down to 32 or so. that's the problem. that's when this could get to be more after problem with the waves of precipitation, coming through. we will talk more about where we could get little accumulation of some snow, some ice coming you, plus the weekend forecast, as well. big holiday weekends. >> thank you, gary. >> big shake up in howard county, there is new sheriff in town. bill mcmahon been on the job for four weeks, his predecessor let go after racism, misconduct. fox5 lindsay explains. >> there is a new cher enough town. i think my style is a little different. >> the style of his predecessor was laid out to the public in this ethics investigation. employees said james fitzgerald ruled by fear and terror, commonly using slurs against women and minorities. quoted as saying i can do anything i want in howard county. >> the

happened in the past, in the past, but i think they did really kind of violate what people thought this county was known for. >> sheriff's employees described a workplace in turmoil. one comparing mcmahon's work now to reviving a body. >> i don't think the body was dead. i think the body was miraculously doing great work. despite some very, very difficult circumstances. >> he says what he found at the sheriff's offers was a group of hard-working people, ready to put the past behind them. >> in terms of conflict or turmoil or division, and for the most part we really haven't seen that. people are just ready to move on, move forward. >> it was a lieutenant here who launched the investigation into the former sheriff. he has never spoken publicly but did i speak to him by phone. he says he has noticed a real moral chang here and that he and others are smiling again. >> the people that work here want the community no know what they do and how passionate they are about

>> mcmahon said he has seen that passion for himself. at christmas sheriff's employees organized a collection for the county domestic violence center. >> this wasn't necessarily collections from the community, is out of their own pocket. we had a conference room full of diapers, cleaning supplies, food, all types of things. that's real encourage whg you ask about, you know, the moral, of the work force, real nice situation to walk in when you have employees motivated dollars. >> lindsey watts, fox5 local news. >> former sheriff resigned, we've been work to go get private agreement he made with lieutenant who filed that complaint against him t does show the former sheriff did not receive a pay-out nor severance when he retired. he also did not admit fault. he just agreed leave office. >> well, the twitter account for the city of biloxi mississippi calls fire storm. reminded resident offices would be closed on monday, not formatter inch luther king day but in observance of great americans day.

holiday's name to reflect the celebration of not only dr. king, but also, robert e lee, confederate general. after people started calling out, they tweeted again saying the city didn't name the day, and that they are holding mlk event. well, after the jackson free press posted the city ordinance declaring the third monday of january as great americans day, the city again tweeted this time it was a quote from the mayor saying as far as i'm concerned, it is called doctor martin luther king, jr. day. should be. that is the federal holiday. >> we saw it in virginia in 1983, whatever it was, when they merged king day with lee jackson day. >> it happened in two other states, too, arkansas, i can't remember the other stay. >> bill uncles is, we hear you. >> not even the secret service could stop the

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young boy who is battling brain cancer got a special honor from prince george's county police today. elijah young was named an honorary member of the department. officers planned a special day for the seven year old, he got to meet police chief hang, and was made honorary officer during a special ceremony, then he road shotgun in the side car after police motorcycle, gifted when couple of new toys. >> specifically for you. >> you got to be careful. all right? >> after that, it was onto a

elijah's mother said he's always look up to the police, and if you noticed his hat, he's also into another group of crime fighters, the ninja turtle. >> love a ninja turtle. >> new tonight, she's only four years old, but already on track to be the librarian of congress one day. little delea already red more than a thousand books, the preschooler toured the library earlier this week because of her passion, named the little de lea librarian for the day. tweeted these photos of the experience, and she said her daughter was two years 11 months old when she red her very first book on her own. >> wow. that's fantastic. >> great future ahead of her. >> high tech,. >> just like that. >> that's it. >> also, this dc gym is serving more of a bed and breakf

presidential inauguration weekends. we'll explain why next. >> and tonight at 11:00 this newborn baby girl was taken from a hospital back in 1998. now, police have found her alive and well, living hundreds of miles away. reaction from her family and what we've learned about the kidnapping at 11:00. >> huge jump in the cost of eggs. and it looks like santa was busy over christmas holiday sales rising 4% last year, thanks to a record setting on line shopping

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>> welcome back, huge crowds are expected not only for the inauguration, but also on saturday for the women's march on washington. hotels are filling up. prices are high. >> so dc gym is opening it doors to accommodate some of those women in town for the marchment fox5 alexandra limoan takes us inside. >> if you're tending the women's march on washington and you have 25, then you have place to stay, because city fitness gym

says they're opening their doors for anyone who needs a place to sleep. let me show you where they plan on doing t it is this floor right here. they say this is where they'll start, depending on how many people show up, then they'll go from there. but here is the plan. they are planning on using these mats, putting them on the ground so people have a kind of comfy, padded place to sleep, and this is actually grown into a big community effort now. after the owners came up with the idea, the community start today rally behind them. they're now donating sleeping bags, pillows, coffee, food, all kind of things, in order to host people who are coming to the women's march on washington. >> i came up with the idea when one of my client came up to me, couple of weeks ago, and said, gosh, i've got six people staying at my one bedroom apartment. and, you know, anyone anyone else ask me i don't know what to tell them. i won't have

thinking, wheels turning, and somebody on my staff said you know what, this should be the designated point of departure for the women going to the march. so i kind of put the two together. and i thought, you know what, we have this wonderful fitness floor where we can have people with sleeping bags stay. why don't we just open up the doors to people coming in from out of town. >> i'm bringing the big coffee pot and the coffee and everything that goes with that, somebody else is going to the deli, someplace else to get some donated food. and other are going to be here both in the night and the morning. and i think it is wonderful. they've invited the people who are in this neighborhood, regardless of whether they are members of the gym, to come gather here in the morning so that we all go to the march together. >> that $25 will just include sleeping accommodations it, will also include a metro card, dinner friday night, refreshments saturday morning,

head out from the gym to metro it down to the women's march on washington saturday morning, and the gym inviting everyone from the community who is attend to go join them. reporting in cleveland park, alexandra le moan, fox5 news. >> clever idea. even the vice president elect has to make grocery runs for ice cream. mike pence took to twitter to confirm a washington post report that he was spotted at the chevy chase safe way buying two half gallon tubs of turkey hill ice cream thursday night. he tweet add link to the arm, i can confirm that when mrs. pence asked me to pick up ice cream, i pick up ice cream. pence is renting a hope in chevy chase until he moves into the vice president's residence. >> okay, do what you got to do. wife says you get the ice cream, get the ice cream. >> that's right. right there he could have probably gotten us a cup he things on our list. >> he wasn't thinking about us. the wife.

>> i mean, a loft us here. >> okay. all right. >> all right, here we go. we do have -- tony is not fully behind this winter event. >> i'm thinking it is going to be less than we all think it is going to be. >> there is no doubt that it will be light. okay? i don't want to give the idea that it will be anything more than light. but again, it is ice, potential ice, some slippery spots. so with that we want to be real real careful. but it does look like it will be fairly light as this all comes on across. winter weather advisory is in place. we do have a chance of some snow, and some sleet, little bit of freezing rain in places, back to the west, it is a freezing rain advisory, which basically means pretty much all freezing rain. so most of the accumulating ice will be back out to the west. it is along i81, then down south, front royal between front royal and harrisonberg, i think they can have ice there. returns coming in on radar, most south of 66.

temperatures just not supporting anything that would be frozen, cull pup err still 44, winchester colder at 37. dullos, 42, up to the north here, temperatures are in the 30's, way up in binghampton new york 20 degrees. i always look to the north, in this situation, how cold is it up there? because that's our source air. certainly that's cold enough. but if it were in the teens, i would feel much more comfortable about these temperatures tomorrow being at 32 when this comes across. this is future cast kind of give you idea what we're dealing with over night tonight. look by 6:00 a.m., light snow, will be sleet in here, too. i think it is virtually impossible for the modeling to pick up the extent of exactly where we will get snow and sleet versus little bit of freezing rain. so that's going to be real real tricky tomorrow. temperatures, as well, at noontime, not a lot of precipitation coming on across, mainly south of the city in the rain here, temperatures just above freezing, still little sleet, freezing rain scenario for the district, snow to the north of us, all of i p

moves on, late in the day, early in the evening, that will be good, because temperatures warm up, get rid of the precipitation, won't have any problems late tomorrow night. here's what we're thinking though. most of the rain, becomes sleet and freezing rain back out to the west. snow to the north. it does look like it is pretty wet, just to the south of us, okay, so really this gets through here, it is very, very light. but during the evening tomorrow, this should move on. we already dry. by sunday we will be dry. 46 degrees, a lot warmer, too, martin luther king, jr. day 44 degrees there, then back in the 50's, not ice cream day, tony. it will be in the upper 50's, maybe 60 degrees. >> wow. >> kind of ice cream day. >> oh, ya, ya. >> thank you, gary. >> all right, new at 10:00, you got to watch this story. look at this. now you see it. now you don't. this man was charged for using a device to cover his license plate while driving through tolls in florida. police say the device

plate with a push of abut on. another push and the screen rolls back up. this device was new to members of the highway patrol, but it wasn't surprising. >> we have seen people hang out of backs of cars, put their hand over t we've seen motorcycles try and go a different route through the express lanes to avoid the camera. we've seen intentionally block their tags, seen semi trucks cover their tags, so for 1.25 cents toll, he now has a felony charge. and we want to let people know it is not worth it. pay the toll or don't use the road. >> listen, i'm down on crime. but i got to say this is kind of ingenious. they say the man might have gotten away with it if he hadn't used the device while driving right in front after trooper. >> oh,. >> you can't be stupid. >> right. >> but he went through a lot of work to do this. that's pretty ingenious. >> put down the curtain, it is pretty inch seen just.

to do it. >> not at all. just the creative brain that came up with that. >> often i think about this, criminals who come one these ways, if you put that creative brain to good use you could become rich the right way. >> exactly. >> that's what i've always said. >> and we quote you. we'll be right back. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me.

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>> a lot of theories to explain the capitol's success, scores second and third lines? better penalty kill? have found another explanation, calling it the career ee expect. this is sarah, flew over 3,000 miles, to, how did the team responds in with thrashing of the defending cup champion pittsburgh penguins do. have used her in the playoffs. playing 500 game, straight game for the cams today. big deal.

big deal. put your tweet down. kidding. great accomplishment. looked lick they would score 500 goals. from daniel, started, then, 132nd later, great puck movement. nicky, his 12th. love that passing. hugs for everyone. still in the first, rick conally, he adds his sixth of the year. thank you for that. three-nothing into the first period. raindrops. cats score. they don't stop. tom wilson, tj, scored, you like that, sprinkle on little salt on the blow out. six-nothing, chicago would have been better off with cardboard cut out for a goalie out there. braydon, he pitched the shut out. here is beagle. dominating performance. >> scoring is huge. and after every year in the playoffs, we are like we got to be better. we got to score more. be more offensive. we know we can kill the game, play good defensive style game. we just want it to be more offensive. working

obviously the chemistry has been huge. and playing with two great players. >> i'm surprised he didn't thinning czar a the perer an effect is a real thing. here are the stats to prove t without sarah in attendance, there tonight, the caps score 2.8 a goals per game. allow two goals a game. look what her presence does. 5.5 goals per game. just allow one goal when she is there. >> wow. >> yes, and i reached out to her on social media. she will be therefore the flyers game sunday. but then she has to go home to canada. >> so here is the deal. if you're smart, like when it comes to the playoffs, fly her down. >> fly her down. >> people on social media were saying she is the good luck charm. >> sometimes that's what happens. >> never know. >> all right. >> you really believe that? >> you saw the numbers. numbers never lie. we have big sample size. >> you guys. way to go. >> our news at news at

right now. this is fox5 local news at 11:00. right now, at 11:00 winter weather is headed our way. the timetable on what to expect for your weekend. and hashtag potty gate is trending on social media. why crews setting up for the inauguration were taping over the company name on these portapotties. >> and cold case cracked. a newborn girl kidnapped from a hospital 18 years ago found alive. >> i'm just glad that she's back. i can't wait to see her. you know, i'm just happy. >> the incredible story on fox5 local news at 11:00. >> but we begin with a weather alert t looks like your weekends is going to get off to a messy start. i'm choke up about it, thanks for staying with us tonight i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. possibility of sleet and freezing rain and much cooler temperatures. right to gary mcgrady for