first part of tomorrow morning. right now, there are gusting to about 32. it's not bad out here. it's certainly not cold and definitely not wet. the storms when they came through reagan national. only dropped two 100ths of an inch and there's very little left. these were apply flying along at the speed you would drive your car moving from west to east about 50 miles an hour. that forward speed combined with the winds bruised this. these are all the reports of damage and all of those dots are indicating either thunderstorm damage or trees down. there's quite lot around dc. biggest we caught was gust to 78 miles an hour at quantico. that is category 1 hurricane strength. plenty of other winds gusting between 50 and 60. we got a gust at reagan to 54 miles an hour. up towards kensington, morning side and prince george's county. 60 miles an hour,

capable of doing a lot of damage. so while the storms may be done, we'll give you a peak how fast they moved through the area between about 1:00 and 3:00. they're off the coast now. can't rule out a few more showers later tonight because we still have to wait for the frontal boundary. but they will not be severe. it's all about the winds going forward and there's a peak at those high temperatures today. you can say good-bye to those as well. we're going to see temperatures dropping. as we mentioned, big problems today with the winds that gusted and took down normal tree to say. one of the biggest trees i've seen coming down on a house in quite a while is in the forest glen area and our alexandra limon is there, i'm really hoping that nobody was injured in this, those pictures are terrify to go. >> reporter: yes, fortunately. not. we're in the forest glen neighborhood, not too far from holy cross hospital and take a look at

about, these huge oak tree was blown over from the neighbor's yard on to this home not far from myrtle road and forest glen. parts of the attic are exposed. the roof has a lot of damage, tree limbs blocking the doorways, luckily nobody was hurt. one of the homeowners was out in this area when it happened, picking up debris that had already been blown over. that's why he wasn't inside and he is safe now. i spoke to his wife. who says she was across the street at that community center for ash wednesday when she heard the tree come down. here is what she told us. >> i was across the street, and i heard a loud noise and i knew it was a tree coming down. and i looked out the window, and i went, my, that's our house. and my husband had already come back from across the street. and i was concerned he was in

i came flying across the street and saw him towards the corner and knew in that respect he was safe >> we had an intense storm, we went on condition red, which means that most units are on call and emergency communications for about an hour. between 2:00 and 3:00, intense number of calls. >> reporter: now, here's video of other incidents of wind and storm damage around the area. on park wood court, also here in montgomery county, not too far from where we are, another tree went down on to a home. now, we're told somebody was inside of that house but luckily that person wasn't hurt. now, in northwest dc along canal road and fox hall, a tree came crashing down on to that pickup and car that you see there which closed down that street as well. and in fairfax county. a sinkhole on americaa

we're told by fairfax police that is closed for an indefinite amount of time. the fire and rescue department tells me they got two, three call as minute anything from downed trees to car crashes to power lines that were also downed. there was one incident where the live power lines hit the water and burned a hole into the street. a big mess out here. reporting live in montgomery county, alexandra limon fox 5 local news. developing, fairfax county police and the fbi are searching in the for bodies. police have a large section cordoned off. paul wagner joins us from fairfax with that story. paul. >> reporter: i'm on

place. homes run park behind me, at the end of this cul-de-sac is a driveway that goes down to the park lawn pool that's where the mobile command post is set up tonight. you'll see a video in just a minute. a tent and some crime scene tape. that is over these trees and behind these houses over this section. it's about 200 yards away from where the command post is. now, we asked the fairfax county police earlier today if this has anything to do with the recent arrest with as many as ten people in connection with the murder of a 15-year-old girl. at the time, police say that was gang related as well. here's what the police had to say >> we don't know of any connections from previous cases we've been investigating. however. >> we don't know what type of crime but the information that we're receiving is there may be a gang involvement. >>. >> reporter: did they says this may have something to do with somebody missing >> they did not

>> reporter: neighbors say tha they first noticed police in the neighborhood last night. and by morning, the area was saturated with all sorts of equipment and k9 teams. a mobile command post was set up adjacent to the park lawn pool where we could see fbi personnel and coming and going and others venturing into the woods. about 200 yards away from there, behind single family homes, investigators had set up a tent with a perimeter protected by crime scene tape. the tent was open on all sides and appeared to be the kind used when police are trying to protect the scene from the rain and wind. at times during the day, an officer could be seen guarding the area. as of this afternoon, police said they had not found any human remains. what was being protected by that tent at this hour is still unclear. one neighbor told us, she heard gunfire in the park sunday night. and last night as well, but was concerned enough, i should say but was not concerned enough to call the poli

neighbors told it is earlier today. >> we walked down there, you know, we go hiking on that side. we go on the other side. and kids normally outside every day when it's a nice day. so >> i don't know. it's just really kind of worries me. >> i'm scared because you know, i'm home all day with the dog. but she's not going to go after anybody. i always leave the door open. that's the way i am. >> i saw a bunch of cadets combing the woods. with surveying equipment and all kinds of, you know, command posts down there. there was maybe 20 vehicles down there earlier. obviously they're putting a lot in this. >> reporter: what's been the talk in the neighborhood, is the fact that fed find human remains here, this would not be the first time in recent years.

2014, two gang members were found decaptated. they arrested as many as seven ten gang members, tried and convicted in federal court in alexandria. a gang related case. the police here in fairfax are telling us this may be gang related. >> we lost palm we'll check in with him. in fairfax county within the hour, authorities say they made an arrest in a sexual assault were in an apartment community in annondale. >> as one woman being attacked a neighbor heard the screams and ran into help. she was also injured. matt ackland with more. >> this all happened about 3:00 this afternoon. yesterday afternoon. a man came up to the woman moving out of her apartment and said, hey, do you need

help. noticed something was a bit strange. but she went into her apartment and then about an hour later, that man followed her into the apartment. that is when he attacked her. let's take you to video we're told by police that he showed some kind of knife and then he told the woman to undress. that is when she screamed. a neighbor nearby heard those screams and came running, their's what police had to say. >> thank goodness a neighbor heard her and came in and confronted the situation. when the two victims tried to run off, suspect actually grabbed the neighbor, pulled her down and she fell and injured herself slightly. but he ended up running off towards rectory lane. >> reporter: once again, as jim and sarah, we're saying in the beginning, a man has been arrested. they believe linked to the sexual assault

this apartment complex, as far as the two women, they were transported to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. man arrested. there was a concern about others earlier in the day. but police believe that they have made the arrest connected to this case. for now, live in annondale, matt ackland the president getting positive reviews >> he talked about a new initiative we haven't heard much. we will explain what the voice program is about. the story behind this dramatic video of an officer jumping into action to tackle a man swinging a baseball bat >> we aren't the only one it's seeing bad weather, deadly tornados in the midwest. we have the latest on the search and rescue operations happening right now in illinois when we come back. ack.

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meanwhile, another poll froms cbs news andu gov;. there was a program he hand talked about it much >> the president called it voice and it got quite the reaction from democrats. political ronica cleary is here to complain explain what it's about. >> reporter: well, president trump signed a handful of executive orders out of the gate. the media and reaction they don't temporary immigration ban overshadowed many other orders. last night, the president highlighted an element of one oscar you probably haven't heard much about. it's called the victims of immigration crime engagement office, voice. he call for an executive order focuseds on increasing public safety by enforcement of our

united states. just one small part of the executive order, which also focuseds on stopping federal funding of sanctuary cities and again enforcement of the immigration laws we already got on the books. the call for this new office did not get much media attention. and for many, president trump's remarks about voice last night, may have been the first time you heard about it. take a listen. >> and we must support the victims of crime. i have ordered the department of homeland security to create an office to serve american victims. the office is called voice. victims of immigration crime engagement. we are providing a voice to those who have been ignored by the media and silenced by special interest. >> reporter: the executive order that called for voice outlined the following details about the office. now, first, provide

victims of crimes committed by removable aliens. in addition to providing those services to victims, the services would also be provided to family members. especially because at least in those examples we saw last night and certainly in others, the victims were killed, leaving only the family members behind to receive support services. now, separate from providing services, the office would also study the effects of these crimes committed by criminal aliens and the office would provide quarterly reports on those results. we reached out to ice to get their statement on the development of this office. this is what they did to say. the office would acknowledge and serve the needs of crime victims and their families harmed by criminal activities, perpetrated by immigration violators. the men and women will be guided by a singular straightforward mission to support victims of crime committed by

violators through access to information and other resources as needed. now, we will, of course, continue to be in contact with immigration and customs enforcement. that's ice, for developments and updates on the launch of voice. back to you, jim and sarah. president trump's pick for interior secretary has been confirmed. the senate confirmed montana ryan z inke 68 to 31, he's a former navy seal will be in charge of the interior department and 70,000 wresponsible for more than 400 million acres of public land. he's expected to push the agenda which includes increasing fossil fuel developments and rolling back restraints on climate changes from president obama's administration. expected to be sworn in later today. deadly tornados strike the midwest >> the latest from the damaging storms is coming up straight ahead. tackling the heroin crisis in maryland. new steps governor hogan is taking to fighba

cherry blossoms are blooming. i can't believe we're talking about. the latest from the national park service is telling us when we will see the bloom if you have story, give us a call at fox 52029953,000 or e-mail to wttg. this is live over the scene of is drowned degrees in demascus. that is the scene in many parts of our air after that that storm rolled through. more on that. back in a moment.

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three people dead and more than a dozen injured after tornados tore through the midwest. >> residents are getting the first look at the damage. fox's matt finn has more from illinois. >> reporter: a series of deadly tornados sweeping to the

overnight. causing widespread destruction in arkansas, iowa, illinois and missouri. one of the hardest hit towns, oh, towa illinois, at least 50 homes are damaged or destroyed >> it was scary. did sound like a freight train like they say and it was fast and stuff was blowing around hitting the windows >> it's a mess. we'll rebuild and come back. >> reporter: the tornado a result of small but strong storms known as a super cell with sunshine warming the atmosphere ahead of an approaching cold front. bringing high winds and heavy rain over a huge area from texas to ohio. putting some 45 million people at risk. as the storm tracked over long distances. many residents had evacuated to storm shelters coming back this morning, to assess the damage >> i could feel the pressure dropping and my ears popping. i knew it was here. i just -- i didn't expect it to happen to me. but it can happen to anybody

their best to restore basic services like power and water but with the damage so extensive and search and rescue operations continuing in some areas, the process will take time >> we're going to try and gets utilities back on, safely as possible. and help the residents as much as we can. >> reporter: the storm is expected to shift to the east with strong thunderstorm warnings as far northeast as boston and all the way into the deep south. matt finn t fox news. worse than what we saw here. and now the calm after the storm here. >> swept through depending where you are. you saw some damage like alec showed you or a lot of winds. >> you can see the flag blowing and there the story from right on out >> we didn't see any lightening with this, and only two 100ths of an

26 tomorrow, tornados, and two; this this was straight line window damage that took down our trees, even though those strong storms are out. they came through between one and three, we're under a wind advisory and it will begin at 8:00 and 10:00 in the dmv and that will go till 10:00 to tomorrow morning, we expect to see winds that could be sustained between 20 and 30 but gusts as high as 50 or 55. that's why we have that wind advisory and at this hour, we still have warm winds out of the south, gusting to 30. by 11:00 those winds still out of the south, why we were able to hit 80 today, that is tying the record from the 70's that we had around here. 7:00 a.m. we got gusts to 30. they're coming out of the northwest. and that means tomorrow will be a cooler day. we keep winds gusting to 30 miles an hour through the noon hour. bottom line, march is going to come in, continue to come in

that march is known for. at this hour, still getting a gust to 40 at quantico, 32 at reagan national. 26 at leonardtown and 48 that's the highest in fredericksberg. we're done with storms. we could still get a couple of showers later tonight as our frontal boundary comes through and then we'll watch for the temperatures to drop, we're at 69 now. still pretty mild. 59 in pittsburgh but you look back towards chicago and here comes that cold air, 35 degrees. we'll see our temperatures in the low to mid 50's tomorrow, quite a bit a cooler than 80 today. but with that blustery wind it will feel quite a bit cooler as well. that's a look at your forecast. jim? >> all right. thank you, sue. today marks the first day of lent known as ash wednesday and in the district, they celebrated mass in observation of the beginning of lent, catholics will receive ashes on the forehead, it's the 40ay period before east and the celebration of

dead. >> fighting back against heroin >> maryland's governor declaring a state of emergency, what does that mean for stopping the epidemic in the state? fitz? >> reporter: jim, sarah, dc state hood back here on capitol hill to relaunch here state house efforts, find out why critics say the same old approach is not going to work. back to you. caught on camera, an officer tackles a man with a bat who showed up to a police station and just started swinging. cowards die many times before their deaths. the valiant taste of death, but once!!

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this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. take a look at the video. police in fredericksberg need your help identifying a man wanted in connection with a sexual assault. it happened on february 18th a

a plan followed a woman into the bathroom and sexual assaulted her. they captured the suspect taking off through the back door. if you recognize this man, please call police. a double stabbing happened overnight is under investigation in loudoun county around 2:00 in the parking lot of a shopping center in sterling. they say two men were stabbed. the victim was taken to the hospital but expected to be ok. the suspect took off in a car but no word yet on a motive. a special ribbon cutting to celebrate the completion of route 123 intersection improvement project. a second left-turn lane. pedestrians and drainage improvements as well as the signal poles and street lights. dc officials took their fight to state hood right up to capitol hill the latest in a decades old push. the mayor and dc congressional delegates say they're

it's more the same old approach produced no results. let's go live to tom fitzgerald on the hill tonight with more. fitz. >> reporter: you know, think back on election day, november 8th. one of the other things that happened that day was that dc voters approved a statehood ballot question, not by a little, by a lot. 85% margin. today, as she is done year after year after year, dc delegate eleanor holmes norton introduced into congress the washington, dc admission act with mayor bowser and other officials by her side. reality. it would take something like a miracle to get this passed through the republican congress. however, both the delegate and the mayor said today, this act was crafted carefully with an eye towards getting republican support >> it's an american issue. we call

sides of the aisle to look to our city, where we already operate as the city county and a state. we're 681,000 people, we're tax paying american citizens. >> i'm not saying that the only thing we be satisfied with is statehood, i'm saying that nothing but statehood gives us our full right. look, if the congress of the united states were to give us budget tomorrow, that would be a great victory. >> reporter: ok. but here's the thing, they do this every year and every year passes without dc becoming a state. now, while delegate norton is introducing it's not house over in the senate, delaware democratic senator tom car per is championshiping it there. this is not the first time he has done this and that history has become an issue in this

briefing. long time dc state hood advocate and political analyst mark plot kin wanted to know back when democrats had control of the house, why car per never brought his own bill on dc statehood out of the committee when they had enough democrats to pass it into the full senate. however, he was told today that he didn't have enough votes and didn't have enough republican minority votes to make that happen. plot kins spoke to us later and said frankly, none of this today that was taken in effect up here on the hill will in the end have any effect, he said, on actually making dc the 51 st state. is >> he said this was a sham.

he said that there needs to be a new approach on dc statehood if they want to make any progress, which they have had far too little of in plop kin's eyes up until this point, last week, republicans, jason who runs the house oversight committee said he has an idea of retro session, allowing dc to actually be represented by maryland. a lot of the dc statehood advocates reject that day outright. calling it insulting. they say that effort denies the 680,000 taxpayers in this city of their rights to representation. live on the hill, tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. in maryland, governor larry hogan declared a state of emergency nps to the state of heroin crisis, the governor announced $50 million in new funding. the that man will go towards supporting the state's it's

prevention, recovery and enforcement efforts. it's increasing at such an alarming rate. it has to allow for state and local emergency management teams. new tonight, a man who showed up to a police station with a baseball bat and started swinging was caught on camera. watch what happens next. this happened at west covena california. police released video which happened monday, the man showed upstarted swinging the bat against the wall of the police department's lobby. he then moved over to the entry way and tackled by an officer. no one was hurt except the suspect who suffered minor injuries. >> don't mess with the police. >> wrong place at the wrong time. >> don't swing a bat at the police station >> the cherry blossoms are almost here, we're going to tell you when they're expected to hit their peak >> how can you get paid to spend a week at the mall? that would be great in the 80's. well, you have to see >> it's an socially acceptable way to cut in line to order

pizza? detail it's from one pizza chain? caitlin >> i don't know about that, depends on the customers. severe weather threat has ended. the gusty winds remains, wind advisory takes effect later and lasts until 10:00 a.m. that's colder air trying to move through. winter one last gaps trying to make it. we'll show you the up and down temperature roller coaster right we'll be on yet again but chance for snow. that's in your seven-day forecast. stick with us.

spring break around around the corner. if you're planning to travel, expect company. the transportation security extracts is preparing for a ten-year high travel volume this year. security agents expect to screen about 62 million travelers at the nation's airports in march

alone. the tsa says it plans to open more automated screening lanes in the coming months could we also see record crowds visiting washington for the year's cherry blossoms >> when the blooms should be in peak bloom. here's bob barnard. the. >> reporter: the announcement comes with great fanfare, this the blue high school matching band, the national park service's secret under lock and key. green buds and tiny signs of pink. >> we're taking a look at the near and long-term forecast. looking at the historic data and what the trees tell us to all to come up with the peak bloom projection. >> reporter: definitely inspired by the warmest february on record in march >> and the projected dates are march 14th to

2017. >> reporter: the earliest peak bloom on record was march 15th in 90. last year's was march 25th. two weeks earlier than first predicted. >> it's kind of nerve racking to see predict something that might be, earliest ever. >> reporter: the first of these 3700 cherry trees gifted to the united states from japan 105 years ago. japan's ambassador to the u.s. poking a little fun at president trump during his welcoming remarks >> national cherry cherry blossom is the greatest, most fun celebration of japan, u.s. friendship. anywhere in the world. >> reporter: other officials predicting this year's national cherry blossom festival will again be a big hit. >> not only does it promote and bringing millions of individuals to

that i love the most about the festival is for beyond the peak dates of the bloom is that the festival is ongoing. >> reporter: at midday. the sun is shining and one of the glorious signs of springtime to come in the nation's capitol are these too lip magnolias. the timing of these blooms doesn't really mean a thing, just like weather, predicting when these cherry trees will look like this is not an exact science. in the district, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. always seems to fluctuate a couple days. >> it's tough getting down to the wire like predicting when the snow will arrive or something as tricky as that. i don't envy the national park service for trying to figure out that date. it has been such a warm february and today, 80 degrees, record high for march 1st. you would think it would be really early. that's what we're on track for. however, looks

trying to make some sort of come back here, these next couple week, we have know snow in the forecast friday and possibly another chance in the long-term before they bloom. the whole key is get that snow out of here and all that wind before they bloom. because then there's no turning back. that could, of course, delay the start date of when we expect the cherry blossoms to bloom. we got other weather headlines for you. thunderstorms that came through earlier, not so big a deal. a lot of wind gusts kind of high. briefly moved through. they came and went quickly. more showers expected tonight along this cold front, northwest winds will be gusting over 30 to sometimes even over 40 miles an hour. that's colder air moving in which will mean it will be a much chillier thursday and so chilly, in fact, on friday, small system could deliver snow showers to maybe the whole area. peak wind gusts the squall line of thunderstorms that came through one 1:00 p.m. today. 78 miles an hour wind gusts was the

quantico, germantown, 66, not too far from where alexandra limon is would you out showing the damage. these were severe storms even if they came quickly and quite frankly didn't have much lightening, so itted with them. 32 miles an hour wind gusts here in washington. look at that 40 miles an hour wind gusts in quantico. temperatures in the upper 60's and we broke a record hitting 80 before those storms came in earlier. showers in the forecast, you can see south southern maryland towards charlottesville, a little bit of light rain and the cold front across western pennsylvania where you see isolated cells, that could bring brief gusty wind. expect showers, there's the skinny band moving through washington late tonight, nonsevere, cold front passes overnight then that cooler air rushes in.

to upper 30's north and west but it will feel colder when you go out to the bus stop or head to your car for work, it's going to feel chilly in the 30's. we start off gusty tomorrow. wind advisory expires at 10:00 a.m. then sunshine it's a beautiful looking day but it will be cooler. low is 48. we don't rise much from there. we to get to a high of 54 tomorrow. again, with that wind. so it will be feeling much more like early march should. >> fast forward to the futurecast to about thursday. clear skies coming off of a sunny day tomorrow. then overnight, small clipper system towards our north is going to spread somewhat looks like snow into our area in time for the friday morning commute. in-house model has kind of been all over fluctuating who's going to see snow and how much and right now it's safering areas towards on our south, we're in the game for snow flurries, these are legitimate snow showers that cou

clear out friday night. gusty chill tomorrow. 55 in your accu-weather seven-day forecast. 45 with snow showers on friday. that will be tough, actually to reach 45. very chilly on saturday. winter-like weekend with a little bit of a warmup sunday and big warmup arrive monday, tuesday, wednesday, as we get into the first full week of march here very mild, showers possible on tuesday. but get ready to dress very differently yet again beginning tomorrow with that colder air moving in. that's a look at your weather. here's jim with sports. >> thank you, caitlin. the redskins said all along, kirk cousins is a quarterback of the present and the future. whether cousins believes that seals to be part of the talks we'll be following for a long-term deem. his agent says he sees the franchise as a sign they see him for a long time, today we got jay gruden's take >> we would like to keep him and think he's going to be our quarterback for a long time

want to do. move far and tag him and see his progress the progress he's going to make, we're excited about that. we'd love tore a long-term deal done obviously and hopeful that will will happen here in the near future but we do like where he's going with his game and we feel good about having him as a residence a long time >> do you like twerking? the nfl is looking to doing something fun for once, loosening the restrictions on the touchdown celebrations what you see antonio or josh may no longer be a 15-yard penalty and hefty fine. they talked about bumping and grinding today. last night, fans barely had a chance to see prince george's county native play against the wizards. super star suffered a grade two ncl strain in the first minute of the game. he might miss the

season. we know politics and sports have not necessarily gone together, just like, the wizards found themselves the topic of a partisan slam at the heads of the new democratic national committee. tom perez and used the wizards's success to sing president trump >> you go from there to taking credit for things you had nothing to do with, all these new companies are adding jobs. folks, since january 20th, washington wizards have one of the best records in the nba, including they beat the golden state warriors tonight, must have been trump >> for the record they started back in is december with the run. nonetheless, last night, boise state hosting fresno. watch the ball get lodged behind the bask. then you got these tall guys, 6'6", 6'7". they're trying anything up there. a mop. doesn't want to come down. that's one of the mops they use.

paul his 8-year-old son comes from the rescue from the baseline seats. he climbs up over the bars, pries it loose. and the crowd start chanting. mvp. >> call in the little guy not the taller guy. >> coming up, a dream job for people who love to shop. >> you could actually live at the mall, we got details on this gig coming up straight ahead. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in stomer satisfaction jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get our best offer of the year. 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone. l for $79.99 per month, r the first year with a o-year agreement. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. go to getfios.com or call 1.888.get.fios

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you spend five days eating shopping and write about what you saw and experience. it is offering generous compensation as well as covering hotel stays and offering 400 bucks for food and drink. >> you know how quickly i like to go into mall and leave >> i'm the same way. i shop online. i do not want to go anywhere near the mall >> we came of age when the mall was the cool place to hang out friday or saturday. nowadays get me away >> but if they're going to compensate you. >> nothing but chick fil-as for five days >> i'm sure it's mall of america they probably have good restaurants. let's talk about tv. if you don't pay for transitional cable youtubing is offering a streaming. bravo, f s 1, f s 2, works seem lesley on your desk top or mobile device. you need

and youtube's tv ap functions as your remote. it will cost about 35 a month. but you still got to pay for the internet service >> microsoft launch a new x box subscription service. costing gamers 9.99 and allowing them to play x box 1 and x box 360 games. subscribers can download games directly and play them both online and off line. microsoft is partnering with game stop to sell game pass memberships. the subscription will only be available on x box one consoles. how many times am i going to say x box? >> you get that? >> i don't play video games. >> i just hear the play station does something similar. costs about 20 bucks a month. i hear that. i hear things. when you are hungry you don't want to

papa johns may have an answer to get the pizza fast. it's testing a new feed that allows people to bump up the orders to the front of the line, it is called pop up priority. it will cost you 2.99. it does say orders will be made faster. keep in mind the option is limited to five orders per day. do they mean per person or overall? that's unclear. right now, the only available at certain locations. >> you got to pay extra to get expedited service >> don't you have to pay a delivery fee on top of that? a lot of your local pizzerias don't charge a delivery fee. i think they do and maybe you would pay extra. depends how hungry you are. online grocery shopping, according to a new study, it could be a bad for your waist line and wallet. here's why. researcher it's say people tend to make bad decisions shopping online. the reason is many stores don't show the nutritional information for their products. this means that shoppers c

healthier options >> i once bought from a store two giant containers of natella, gone within a week. >> something tells me you don't think you were getting something healthy to begin with. >> no, i'm blaming it on that. >> we'll be right back.

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march coming in coming in line a lion >> i'm shawn yancy, the temperatures got up near record territory in fact in severe storms we're close behind. storms rolled in this afternoon, knocked down trees and power lines and left a gaping sing hole in this community. >> is this it or do we have more >> we have no more storms but we may still hav

winds going forward and we haven't eliminate another shower. these were nasty wind storms, hail, lightening, we did not get reports of tornados, we're thankful about that. the straight line winds had a gust of 78 miles per hour at quantico at 1:40 this afternoon, these came through between 1:00 and 3:00. moving so fast, west to east at 50 miles an hour. and that did take down a lot of trees. germantown to 66. reagan 54. heads up going forward tonight. we will be under a wind advisory set for far western areas beginning at 8:00 for much of the dc region, that will begin at 10:00. and what does this mean? we could see gusts to 50 or 55 overnight into the first part of tomorrow morning. this will go until 10:00 a.m. a check of wind gusts now, not terrible. you can navigate