this is fox5 local news at 10:00. >> right now at ten, we were red any snow, instead we got a lot of rain and sleet. the forecast after this soggy saturday. >> demonstrators march in washington, demanding accountability and equality from incoming president donald trump on the same day he land out at a civil rights legend. >> and the push in d.c.

people enrolled in health insurance as the future of the affordable care act is up in the air now. the news at 10:00 it starts now. high everyone, hope you're enjoying your weekends, i'm matt ackland. >> i'm lauren demarco. we start with the forecast it, has been a gloomy, soggy saturday in the district, here's a live look outside. earlier we saw freezing rain, sleet, might even still see some rain depending on where you live. >> but plane ugly this evening. let's start with gwen tonight t has been ugly all day today, rainy, cold. what's it looking like tomorrow. >> tomorrow we will see a lot more in terms of sunshine. so that's at least some good news. but, once we get into tomorrow night, heading toward the overnight hours, have few light showers. but, meantime, let's take a look at radar, give awe look what's going on right now. we did have some sleet and freezing rain, most that far has moved its way out now. anything lingering will be close to the mason-dixon line, into areas of the northwest, where temperatures are a little bit colder. we really

this freezing rain and sleet today. the temperatures were just not conducive enough to be able to produce anything in terms of any snow across the area, except for areas to the far northwest, in the higher elevations so we ended up actually as with the day progress, more rain full, things start today warm up little bit. still have winter weather advisory and freezing rain advisories in effect until 11:00 in the areas you see shaded here. once again, to the north and to the northwest primarily. and we'll see that ending pretty soon and change to go all rain. temperature wise, right now we're into the 30's everywhere across the board. that's where we anticipate being tonight for your overnight lotion. and the forecast calling for light rain and drizzle, cold, into the low 30's for the most part, winds from the north at about 5 miles an hour, but the sun will be in tomorrow for a good bit at least, i'll let you know how long that will stick around, but we have warm up on the way, as well. i'll let you know when those temperatures will start to rise in the full seven day

forecast, lauren? >> thank you. tonight, president-elect donald trump is feuding with civil rights icon, congressman john lewis. trump tweeted about lewis after the congressman said he did not consider trump a legitimate president. fox5 lindsay watts is live in northwest, with reaction, lindsey, this is getting a lot of attention. >> reporter: lauren, a loft of attention, also strong feelings on both sides of. >> this we have been talking to people here in d.c. tonight. i want to start by showing you donald trump's tweets. he says congressman john lewis do spend more time on fixing and helping his district, in horrible shape and fall apart, not to mention crime infested, rather than falsely complaining about the election results. all talk, talk, talk. no action or result. sad. then later tonight, this. congressman john lewis could finally focus on the burning and crime infested inner cities of the us. i can use all of the help i

can get. in comes after lewis who represents georgia, said in a interview that he doesn't feel trump is a legitimate president because of the russian hacking. he also says he will not attends trump's inch ago ration next week. all of this playing out on day when we saw hundreds of civil rights protesters here in the district, of course, the weekend before martin luther king day, many defending lewis say trump was out of line specially in saying that lewis is all talk no action. lewis is a civil rights icon. he was one of the freedom riders, waist repeatedly beaten and arrest the while protesting, seriously injured marching, captured in a photo. on the other side, though, people defending trump say lewis should respect the election ruts. that isn't legitimate only causes a deeper divide in the country. in d.c. tonight, people are weighing in on lewis' statements, but first, on trump's tweets. >> i was pretty like discussed, because it was wrong for him to

civil rights icon who has been through the turmoil, and who hear experienced the prejudice and injustice of white supremacy. i pray this inauguration goes smoothly, and hopefully we can give trump a chance. >> i saw respect congressman lewis. i live in georgia. i have been aware of everything that he's done for years. no matter who our president is, they are our president, and we are to respect that office. >> reporter: as you can imagine, politicians have been talking a lot about this today. and i want to share just one response from senator a republican from nebraska, and he directly responds to trump's tweets saying john lewis and his quote talk have changed the worlds. but s

today. he says, to john lewis, one of my heroes, please come to the inauguration, it isn't about a man, it is a celebration of peaceful transfer of power. back here live, now, you may know that john lewis was instrumental in getting this museum built. the national museum of natural museum and culture. there are reports tonight that donald trump plans to visit this museum monday for mlk day. we reached out to trump transition team to try to verify. that will i haven't heard anything back tonight. but of course we will continue to keep you posted on the president-elect possible visit here. live in northwest, lindsey watts, fox5 local news. >> developing tonight, the attorney for dc sniper lee boy malvo is asking that a judge toss out his life sentence. malvo was convicted in the 2002 shoot that killed ten people in the dc metro area. he was 17 at the time.

malvo's lawyer argues the mandatory life sentence is illegal because the supreme court determines such sentences are unconstitutional for juveniles. the motion was filed yesterday, in a maryland court. malvo's partner in the shootings was executed back in 2009. >> prince georges county police are still searching for a student who shot another student near suitland high school on friday. investigators say, a group of kids left school property and ended up at an apartment complex behind a school. a fight broke out, and one student shot another in the leg. the victim was taken to the hospital. but is expected to be okay. police want to hear from anyone who has any office this case. >> the investigation continues tonight into that devastating house fire in baltimore that killed six children. fire officials not released the cause yet, but say the flames could have been sparked by a space heater. investigators are interviewing a eight year old who made it out of the house alive. two other sin links, and children's mother, also

though were critically injured. >> although the future -- the future of the affordable care act is uncertain, dc health link is working to get people involved in health insurance for 2017. they're holding event and health fares at barber shops, schools, community centers to let people know open enrollment is still available. people can sign up through january 17th for coverage beginning on february 1st. and the final deadline for signing up for health insurance is january 31st. that coverage would begin on march 1st. >> he says the best time because right now we're in a state of flux, we don't exactly what will happen in the future. we know right now they can still enroll. we are trying to reach the hardest of the hard to reach right now. so trying to find those persons who are still un enrolled, that's really the key. >> eligible district resident can enroll in a health insurance plan on line at dc health link.

com or by calling the number you see there on your screen: (855)532-5465. we're not sure whether you qualify, dc health link encourages you to reach out with questions. up next, a closer look at the future of the affordable care act. >> congress is taking if i steps toward repealing t what does that mean for the medical coverage of millions of americans? >> and a lot of people are looking to cash in on the inauguration, by renting out their home. what air b and b is saying about potentially record breaking number of stays. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

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>> we're celebrating life of martin luther king, jr., with special performance live from the national cathedral. monday on fox news morning. >> the house of representatives friday passed a controversial budget resolution, that paves the way for the repeal and replacement of the affordable care act. >> as fox's kristin fisher tells us, this raises big question when it comes to the

medical recoverage from more than 20 million americans. >> republicans are calling this move a critical first step to repealing and replacing obamacare watch they've done, they've essentially made any future legislation about the affordable care act immune to democratic filibuster in the senate. now shall that's critical, because it takes 60 votes to end filibusters and republicans only have 52 seats in the senate. when the house voted yesterday, it was a near party line vote, 227 to 198, only nine house republicans voted against this budget measure, while no democrats voted for it. since the senate passed the same measure a day earlier, this clears the way for vote to repeal obamacare once president-elect trump takes office. >> every mandate, every regulation, every single tax, has to go, then we'll have a chance to have the market work, and that's part of the replacement simply getting rid of the repeal, getting rid of obamacare with repeal so you can have a market work and bring down

affordable healthcare to the families across the country. >> yesterday's vote also puts pressure on republicans to figure out what they're going to replace the affordable care act with. >> for more than six year we've bee waiting for credible republican healthcare plan and none has been forthcoming. all you have is smoke and mirrors and the american people are getting ready to get screwed. >> but house republicans argue the american people voted, and they voted to get rid of obamacare. congress is now on track to start doing just that. less than a week before president obama leaves office, but the big question remains. watch will they replace it with? in washington, kristin fisher, fox news. >> meanwhile, both student and small businesses in the dc area are trying to encourage unity ahead of the inauguration. student at stewart hodgkin's middle school in the northeast created signs as part of project titled the hill united. yesterday the student walked around the

nearby businesses to put up signs, several along eighth street agreed help out with the message of unity. >> the national portrait gallery unveiled new picture of president-elect donald trump, take never 1989 and shows trump wearing a suit and toss ago apple into the air. fox5 photo journalist jack frame spoke with the senior historian david ward. >> reporter: this is a portrait of mr. trump as a businessman, in the late 1980s. he's toss ago apple, big apple, reference to new york renaissance of the 80s, it the not a political portrait. had nothing to do with putting it up or acquiring it, but obviously likes the image, he used as a cover image for his second book. i'm speaking for michael ryan the photographer, he was apparently very easy subject. mr. o'brien button his way over from his studio bought the apple that he was trying to figure out how to do something that was a little

board room portrait. so he went to his local grocery store, bought a box, couple of apples, took them over and asked mr. trump to either hold it or toss it, they ended up using this one in which he tosses the apple into the air, and it is kind of surreal elevation. >> president-elect trump will be joined by his family including his wife melania, as he's sworn into office. just next week. fox's doug takes a closer look at the role the next first laidly have when she moves into the white house. >> in the trump administration, the office of the first lady is reportedly going to be changed to the office of the first family. it may signal the e american genes of dual administration roles for two most important women in mr. trump ' he is wife, she has potential to be the next jacqueline ken dip, high fashion icon. she is a business woman. she is involved with philanthropic and charitable endeavor. >> melania will bring uncommon

second first lady born outside the us. the first born and formerly communist country sheet fluent in five languages, her native slow vein yan, serbian, french, german, english, of the first to have been a super model and without a doubt the first to post nude. >> her decision to stay in new york through the first month of the administration is based on her ten year old son baron had will stay in school there, the second, discomfort in the political fear, the speech at the gop convention. >> that your work is your bond. >> ended with finding of main or i am. , largely retreat from the campaign speaking that far but denied it was because of the speech. >> my priorities, our son, and i want to be a mother first. >> melania is partial withdraw coincided with ivanka rise, announced her leave, her apparel and accessary business, to level the playing field, whom ever occupies the offi o

finds powerful new pulpit. >> it is a podium with a very, very loud voice. and any first laid when they arrive, i don't think they have any idea about how loud that voice can be. >> melania promises not shy away from it no matter how intense the incoming fire. >> you know, i am very strong. i am very confident. and i could handle everything. >> both trump women have expressed a desire to protect the interests of children, ivan i telephoning for tax free childcare accounts, and child deductions for those making under $500,000 a year. >> fox news. with massive crowds expected in the district for inauguration, air b and b says it could be the biggest night ever for their company. right now, more than 15,000 people have booked reservations, 25% of the listings reserved are for first or from first time hoses. the typical price is about $30 a night, but some are going for a

it is estimated, dc area, air b and b hoses that earn nearly $6 million combined. >> not bad. >> we want to take a look outside right now for another check on the forecast it, has been dreary is that correct a good word, dreary saturday. a lot of rain, freezing rain at times. >> and with all of the visitors coming to town maybe some of them might be coming as soon as tomorrow, the next day. how is that weather going to be? i know you said earlier that inauguration is looking pretty good. >> it is. >> before that? >> well, we have some mixed conditions before that. for few days leading to up it, matt, tomorrow we will see some improvement with more sunshine, then talk about little bit of rainfall, between then and friday. so, things are kind of up and down little bit, as far as the seven day is concerned. but weaver some temperature rises, as women. let's begin with a look at the radar. show you what's going on right now. we did have some sleet, freezing rain, right now not much happening there except close to

headed off to the northwest. we did anticipate seeing that for most of you. some did have to deal with rain, and sleet, north and northwest. right now we still have freezing rain advisory, winter weather advisory advisory in effect until 11:00 in the areas you see shaded there on our map. right now, 36 degrees, in the district. we have winds from the east southeast at 5 miles an hour, under mostly cloudy skies. little bit of light rain and drizzle. that will start to gradually taper off. and today's highs, actually, into the 40's. tonight we are talking temperatures into the 30's. but, it wasn't too bad, pretty close to where we should be in terms of seasonal temperatures overall. >> as we take a look ahead for the next couple of days, here's what we're talking about. 46 degrees for tomorrow. it will be on the cool side. mostly sunny skies, we will have ridge of high pressure influencing us. so

clouds starting to skirt out. and then for tomorrow night, we will see just few light showers heading in, monday, mlk day, we could see few little spotty showers, here and there, nothing that's a wash-out. we know there is a lot of outdoor festivities, 42 degrees what we are talking for a daytime high. but we will have cloudy skies for the most part. at least anyway. here is a look at what's ahead, a warm up on the way. on my seven day forecast, believe it or not, we're headed to the 60s again. real roller coaster. details later, matt? >> i'll take that, that sounds real good to me. i think she said 56 on friday? >> that's not bad. >> that will be great. you and i have stood out in the cold on several inaugurations. >> 2008? >> frigid. >> i still have frostbite from that day. that will was cold. definitely. let's move on. up next, drive less shuttle buses hitting the road? >> vaguest the first place in the country that driver less shuttles.

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if you're traveling to las vegas you may not need to wait in those taxi lines. the city has launched trial run of new driver less shuttle service. >> i don't know how i feel about this. the 12 person bus is called an arma, it is hitting the road for a test run through the city's downtown street, fox's eric hill has more. >> it is driver less. that vehicle coming down the street, does not have a driver. >> it is awe ton must. >> this is extra trier he is tree al. >> it is making a american debut in the middle of downtown las vegas. >> we are making world news here in the heart of downtown and in our innovation district. >> today's city leaders launch trial r

self-driving shuttle in the u.s. >> it an experience that i never dreampt i would see in my lifetime 12 perm bus. >> so here's how you can catch a ride on arma, look for the white bus stop at east freemont and las vegas boulevard, will take you to eighth street. >> do you have give your seat up to the next person waiting, although, it is so much fun. >> then arma heads back where it came from. back and forth, all day long, for the next two weeks. >> i don't care where you live. if you are visiting town, you can come down and ride on this. >> just two weeks, because it is just a trial run. but if it goes well, we could see more sever-driving shuttles around town. >> where, you know, want to go get the response frost our ridership, we certainly want to talk with them, but from my perspective, that's what we want to have. >> we have a preliminary map in mind to move people in and around the heart of the city. >> but for now, it is just the one, driver less armadillo, and a whole lot of

in downtown. >> i rode it. it is fun. i wasn't even scared one minute. >> just into the news room, some breaking news on a saturday night. we learned the greatest show on earth is shutting down for good. ringling brothers barnum and bailey circus says it will be closing forever this may. the circus has run for 146 years. declining attendance, along with high operations costs and battles with animal right groups, all contributed to the decision to close. wow. that's interesting. >> i always thought that we went to the circus, it was fun, and i guess they're not making money because money talks. >> 146 years. and to announce it on a saturday night, around 10:00? strange. >> i guess there are other forms of entertainment that people choose. >> isn't there big apple singer us, all of

>> sure. >> up next, the huge tree comes crashing down onto a family's home. >> but quick thinking little boy jumped into action to get his sister to safety. their story coming up next.

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this is fox5 local news at 10:00. a close call for one family in washington state, after a massive oak tree slammed into the roof. >> thanks to quick thinking nine year old, they're all safe tonight. fox's chelsey watts. >> reporter: the scale of what happened is hard to take in. just the shear enormity

this oak tree, which the family says is around 200 years old. and in the weight of the snow the trunk split right down the middle. now they are thinking nine year old brady for his very quick thinking. at first glance, it is easy to miss the house burried underneath this century old oak. >> we start today hear rumbling like an earthquake. >> for the mcmullen family in vancouver, the hero this story is the year old brady. he was enjoying a rare snow day at home wednesday morning, playing games with his little sister, lane i. you can imagine, what happened next. >> the whole thing, the roof, just was breaking. i heard like crashing and snow and branches falling on the rough little by little. >> the trunk that far enormous tree in their backyard split right down the middle of the half of the oak came crashing onto their home. the other half onto neighbor's shed across the fence. in

brady made a choice. he wasn't leaving without his sister. >> i'm just soupy proud that in the couple of second grabbed her and ran. >> she is just staring at me like we got to go. >> they can smile now, because they're all okay. but whether you see where they had been, you realize, just how lucky they really were. one of the beams in the sealing came down, just like a geo teen. >> it was puncturing the the man where they were sitting. it could have been -- it could have been pretty bad. luckily, kids bounce back a little more quickly than adults, so hopefully it is the sledding brady remembers about this storm. for his parent it, might take a little longer to recover. >> i just never seen a tree this big split in half. >> there is so much waste on this house, the walls and ceilings are cracking in other rooms, too. the

just not safe for the mcmullen's to be here, for now staying with family, for the next few weeks, although could be even longer. friend of theirs has started a donation account. we'll have all of that information on our website at kc tv. com. >> well, no snow like that for us. we've been dealing with the rain, and there was talk of freezing rain. did we have the freezing rain in areas. >> we did, freezing rain, sleet. yes. the worse areas for that are, you know, anywhere that has not been treated like untreated surfaces. bridges, overpasses, as we no, i mean, i want to say that those untreated surfaces include side roads, sidewalks, things that far sort. we always tell people to be careful. areas to the north northwest, still with temperatures dipping tonight into the 20's, you have to be careful. a lot of moisture out there from today. >> really wet. >> ugly, we keep saying ugly day. >> exactly. so there is a live look outside. you know, we still have, you know, some light rain, some of our

excuse me. and tonight we are going to continue to see that across the area. the light rain continuing, the drizzle, you know, just be prepared. dreary, definitely, it was dreary today. we will have a big difference tomorrow, though, as we start to see the clouds clear out. we get some sunshine. but not bad. but chilly night tonight. oh, we are headed to the low 30's, so bundle up for sure. once again, light drizzle. it will end in the overnight hours. so we will see some improvement. lighter skies on sunday, as i mention, with mostly sunny skies. and then we've got role significant warm up next week. look at this. we are talking 50's and 60s, unbelievable for this time of year. we are getting treated because we should only be in the low 40's. so here's look at the precipitation now, as it moves its way out. areas closer here to the mason-dixon line, this is where we are talking about where we still have advisories in effect, little bit more to the south of us, into our northwest.

temperatures in the overnight lousier, that will be into the lower 30's, upper 20's, where we could see little bit more of a refreeze there, as women, but those advisories will actually expire by 11:00 tonight. so these are the regions that we're speaking about. these are the areas that did see a lot more activity today, in terms of that freezing rain and the sleet. but highs today, all three airports, pretty much where we should be temperature wise. believe it or not, the who's, low 40's, pretty seasonal for us. as we get into the seven day forecast, we will really get a big treat with that rise in temperatures from mother nature. current temperatures right now, 34 degrees, at gaithersburg, the double three #'s at baltimore, same at martins burying, 32 at frederick, so 30 degrees at westminster, so here's where i am speaking about, where the temperatures just at the freezing mark, could dip slightly below in the overnight hours, 36 in the city. thirty-seven at fredericksburg. over night lows overall expected to be into the 30's.

north northwest, we will see some 20's, so little chilly and cold out there. and not the most pleasant. here is a look at your planner for tomorrow. by midday, we will be about 42 degrees, with the sunny skies. by 8:00 hour chilly only 35 degrees, but warming up by the afternoon with the sunshine. so tomorrow, overall, those temperatures in the 40's, at least it will be dry day. here is a look at your mlk weekend forecast. 46 degrees on sunday, mostly sunny, looking at light showers developing in the overnight hours. so, monday is a day where we will have cloudy skies, not wash out for mlk day. but i can't rule out a sprinkle here or there. soap, you know, if you are headed out to the outdoor festive tis, grab umbrella. 34 degrees for tonight, light rain, drizzle, combed. tomorrow, 46 degrees, there you go. here is a look at your fox5 objection ooh weather seven day forecast. speaking about those rise in temperatures, look at hump day.

sixty, unbelievable, for inauguration day, talking 56 degrees for daytime high under mostly sunny skies, and i know all of my colleagues are happy it won't be freezing cold outside if they're out there reporting. i deliver it to you, personally. matt? >> yes, personally i'm very happen which that, thanks, dc mayor muriel bowser and they welcome new members of congress to the district this week. they hosted a reception on capitol hill, and of course, the mayor made sure to bring up this. >> we pay more taxes than 22 state and more per capita than all 50. and despite these fact, there remains one disappointing number. and that's that we have zero votes in this -- >> the mayor also told the new members of congress not to hesitate to call on her and her staff if needed. >> at the same event, a big honor for a prominent dc

philanthropies. mayor busy handed david rubenstein the keys to the city only the thirds she has ever given out and it is well deserved. you may be asking who is this guy? rubenstein is the co-founder of highly successful investment group, based here, called the carlisle group. and he's all about giving back. >> for his very generous and un parallel philanthropy, to the great treasures of washington, d.c. david. >> not only is he extremely generous, but he's got sense of humor. >> migrate he is contribution to the city of washington has been paying parking ticket for many, many years. >> david rubenstein's net worth is estimated at somewhere around two and a half billion dollars. he's known as patriotic philanthropist donating ten of millions of dollars to restore some of the most beloved monuments and memorials and the national archives. he also contributes to hospitals and university and even funded the panda project, at the national zoo. house minority leader

pelosi among those who thanked him for honoring the symbols of our determine okras. >> i he is a man who has supported the beauty of american heritage in so many ways, in fact, in unsurpassed ways. unmatched by anyone else. >> rubenstein grew up in baltimore. his father a postal worker, his mother, a housewife. he says they often took him to dc. >> everything until the city was free. and i realize i got a lot of benefit out of the city by going to free museum, free art galleries, true monuments. >> so i want to give back. during the earthquake repairs to the washington monument which he found dollars rubenstein had the chance to stand outside and touch the very tip of the structure. >> well i held on very tightly. i wanted to make sure i didn't fall. it was quite a view. >> we asked him about one of his biggest business regrets. >> not doing business with mark zuckerberg. >> yes. my son-in-law was classmate

his at philip ex, eventually they went to harvard together. my son-in-law told me about this new company called facebook. and he asked me if i wanted to invest. i said no, it will never get anywhere. so that was a big mistake. >> that hurt. everybody makes mistakes, right? >> i make them all the time, absolutely. >> he has had plenty of success nonetheless. but if he spot him on the street, you may notice, he drives around in a 17 year old mercedes station wagon. >> yes, i am not that big car person, so i just keep driving until it stops going. and it keeps going. >> isn't that funny? followed up by asking me how old is your car? i'm the one doing the interview here. >> i love that you had all of those i learned so much new about him in that interview. sense of humor when he talked about the parking tickets, the facebook thing. >> he kept asking the keys to the sitly get him out of the parking ticket. ya. facebook. >> i saw the mayor give him kind of the side eye as she smiled. true, true, we've all paid our

>> what an awesome thing to give back, all of the things that he's done for the city. amazing. really for the count. >> i what if he didn't help donate to the washington monument, we would be looking at the national cathedral, washington monument, still has scaffolding up today. so many years after the earthquake. >> exactly. >> thank goodness he has helped us out for sure. moving on the wizards are looking to continue their hot streak. >> john wall and company go for their 11th straight victory tonight against the sixers. brody logan is here. he's got the highlight. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

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>> wizards on fire. >> breath i great. they started out real slow this year, fans were starting to say the new coach isn't working, is the team working now on e

nba. >> got to love it. great timing for it. rewind, sixers were six and 11, questions questioning head coach scott brooks. instead of looking at playoff stand action, wiz fans were looking up mock draft. what a difference six weeks makes. john, awarded player of the month for december, and since december 1st the wizard have gone 16 and eight including ten straight wins going into tonight's game with the sixers december 1st, eastern conference basement to the seventh spot. and the eastern stands action, look at this, though, nick, oh, the killer cross-over. drops a dime to jahlil okafor, wizards gave up 30-point in the opening period. then time for wall and company to take over. here you go. wall, off the turn over. hits that extra gear. all right, just let them take it i guess. one handed dunk. going to the half tide, wall continued his hot hand in the second half.

one of his three, three pointers in the game, 25-point, seven boards, 75 cysts. the wizards process the sixers 109-93. >> the hoyas exit in the zero and four conference play, big, resigned the very neck day, his son didn't face that fate. responded when 28-point thrashing. saint john's monday. today former biggies rival came into the verizon senter what could be big game. and there is jt3. big match for the phone boot. first half, hoyas, down three. advance johnson, drivers the lane. gets tough finish. second half, high's down, mostly throws it up. oh, my goodness. reach up and get it. huge ally-oop. high's down nine. prior has 14-point. later in the second, hoyas down one, oh, here, let

at it again, fantastic. little later, georgetown, jesse, going to take it up. nice little turn around for him. and then under ten seconds to play, uconn would have one last chance didn't go. lgp, georgetown wins 72-69. lets guess to maryland. maryland taking on illinois. big ten match up. late first half. going to get the steel. and as the clock expires, go up and under. puts it in. maryland down five, second half, look at this. yes, another turn over. and then it looks like replay. just going the other way. so nice. maryland. they go on, terps win 62-56. >> go to virginia.

taking on notre dame. bibs, look at this, in the passing lane, the steel. other end for the throw-down. got to love that. and i love, you know those are real. you got to get those. those college kids really working, maybe working the keg actually more than they're actually working out. oh, another coast-to-coast jam for the hokies. now watch. >> this trying to kill time. and then notre dame player dives in, takes the ball. yes. and that, he got it, and that will do it right there. that killed the hokies. what a ridiculous play, so sad. hokies lies 76-71, that's what you get, actually, roll the ball like that to kill some time. i have never seen that happen before. pretty crazy. president-elect donald trump has promised to create 25 million jobs during his presidency. taking up residenty? dc this week maybe he can help the redskins fill their job opening.

to take the job, coordinator joe barry being fired, the skins have two high profile job openings, seemingly no one want. teams all over the league are making hires, the skins are scrambling. and the coach they fired on their defense, has found some work. with a coach that left for promotionment mcvay and la rams fired joe barry to be the linebackers assistant head coach after mcvay hired wade phelps before co-even interview with the skins. so will anyone take dan snyder's money so far these are the people we new who have turned down the job, wade phillips, joined mcvay in l.a., day before he was supposed to interview with the redskins, former defensive back coach, spot to be top candidate for job, carolina offered them offensive coordinator position, better gig than coming to dc. so interesting, because all every these guys leaving, then they get turned down. doesn't look good for this team. a l o

is because maybe not confidence in jay gruden, why would you sign up with him, if you might get fired in the next year defensive side, not a lot of talent. these guys know about the players. they've going to teams where they see more talent. and they want to win. but you got to get these hires done. the hope they are waiting for somebody currently in the playoffs, because you can't even interview those guys until they're out. soso you get a coach on winning team, might work out for the redskins, but fans are getting very restless. >> another reason to eat spicy foods. >> chilly peppers could help you live longer. we have the details on that coming up. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

>> did your fitness tracker know when you're psych before do you? team of researchers at stanford university is experiment to go create wear many, that act as a sort of check engine light. the goal is to help you figure out when it is time to see the doctor, the volunteers taking part in the experimental studly wear up to, oh, up to 808 different activity censor, to monitor things, like heart rate, blood oxygen, calories burned, and more, researchers say slight changes like an unusually high heart rate can signal alert to let you know that it is time to go to the doctor. >> i've heard in the future what they want like say an i watch or whatever, to be able to even sense your skin and maybe tell if there is cancer in you. >> oh, my gosh. >> just by putting on, it is a health screenings. wouldn't

>> the smartest thing i've ever heard. >> heart thing, makes sense, doesn't it? your heart not beating properly, yes. that's great. >> this story i didn't know about. you like spicy food? >> i actually love it. >> me too. i am a big spicy food person. spicy food may actually help you live longer. researchers at the university of vermont, data from the national health survey, to look at the mortality rate of more than 1600 mens over two decades. >> 16,000 americans. >> wow. thousand. thank you, lauren de mark over. rut found people who ate red hot chilly peppers on regular basis were less than 30% likely to suffer a heart attack, or a stroke. that sounds pretty good. doesn't it? >> yes. >> possible explanation could be ingredient in the peppers that prevent obesity, and help regulate blood flow. >> i feel like it gives your heart a little work out. >> have you heard, i don't now if wives tail, the older you get

that's why older people like spice year foods more. have you ever heard that? >> it might be that you're used to things, too. >> pep to it. >> spice it up. >> back in a moment. stay with us.

judge. >> i'm matt ackland. >> i'm lauren demarco. we start with the forecast, it has been gloomy soggy saturday in the district. here is live look out there right now. earlier we saw some freezing rain, some sleet. you may even still be seeing some wet stuff, depending on where you live. >> it is a bad night to be out on the roads, just kind of like, ugh, gross. gwen joins us, i am hoping you have good news about tomorrow? >> i do have some good news about tomorrow. first we got to get through tonight. because we're actually going to see, matt, some of the rain tapering off in the overnight hours. to the north and northwest