>> the wind is back. the good news with the wind it will help to dry the pavement up a little bit here. bit the bad news is a lot of these trees are ice covered and limbs continue to come down so we wanw you to be very careful about that. that could create ongoing problems later tonight and tomorrow. the big story is now here comes the winter cold and i don't know about you guys, but i really miss february. was so nice and warm then. we still have a few flurries around today and of course the snow totals range anywhere fromw just an inch and a half up to 10 inches in the biggest areas. the big headline for tonight is refreeze, black ice problems tomorrow morning likely going tn be a big concern, not to mentioe single digit wind chills thatigt we're expecting in the w mornin. you can see hear reagan national, 1.7 inches of snow. a couple of light flurries even falling right now.ing we're noting whying to take them out of the forecast tonight. dulles had 5.6 inches of snow. that was one of the higher airp

we're going to give you a rougha idea of some of the areas. it ranged from about 3 to 4,4, maybe 5 inches in some of our suburban areas. college park got 2.3 inches of snow. you you can see that oneoe there. that's of course prince george'e county. and we take you's up to the highest totals in the fredericki area. there were a few spots that got up to 10 inches. that was a jackpot for our area. i want to show you the wholehe storm in motion.ion. this thing did go up to new york city. they have some mixing. we certainly had a lot of mixing here with ended up being 1.18 inches of liquid amounting from anywhere where 2 to a 8 inches of snowny. if that had been all snow and not this big mix of sleet and freezing rain we would have hada a bigger snowstorm to deal with. it has brought in the cold air,, and the big wind gusts, single digit wind chills tomorrow morning. watch for black ice and the lase thing i

and i were talking about thisis just a few minutes ago if you didn't clean your car off youyou don't have much more time to get it done before its frozen solid. so many people had the slates of snow that's really icy on theirn roofs and they were flying off cars as i was driving off the car today. take a few minute in the next m hour or two andin try to get yor car cleaned off if you've going to be out and about and you haven't had a chance to get it done. it's going to be harder when thn temperatures drop into the 20s0s later on tonight.ight we'll let you know everything can expect coming up in a few minutes. > sarah and jim, back to you. >> as she was mentioning thosewa temperatures dropping overnightr but how will that effect the roadways. paul wagner is in a snowplow across montgomery county.ss m this ison not a side job. paul was just in there for the day. what are people going to see going home

>>reporter: jim and sarah through the courtesy of the montgomery county department of transportation we're in a snowplow in olney. we're on birch wood court withwh alex the driver. he's showing us a little bita li about what it has been like all night long.t has been up all night long.en he's gotten up a couple of cats here and there. his job to make sure all of theo side roads are finally plowed. we're getting to one of the last ones in olney, birch court.irch as sue mentioned that could come up tonight, with the high winds, the temperatures in the teens ir montgomery county, wees coul ide seeing some black ice overnightn we could be seeing some icy conditions. i'm just going to ask alex alex couple of questions here reel quick. alex, what's it like or what doo anticipate tonight when you're out b and about on some of these icy roads and bridges?ridg >> it's going to be a lot of black ice on

probably going to be shooting through the night. one of the problems that you were telling me about was thatat you really do concentrate bridges so you're always looking at the bridges overnight as thee winds are blowing and some of the snow melt is still out onstl the roads.oads >> yes. > when you're plowing this kind of snow it's very heavy wet snow, war the challenges thatale you have here? >> the ice basically, for the o. > and as far as overnight, whai were the challenges that you you found overnight? i understand that youi actually stayed in yor cab and you were taking some cat naps overnight waiting for the snow to accumulate and you actually didn't start plowingplw until 4 in the morning. >> we waited until 4 -- i

4:30 this morning.ing. and we started roling, doing the main routes. > so what we've seen up here, jim and sarah is that the roadss that we've been on are veryare clean and although they're wet, they have been cleaned off veryr very nicely by the montgomery county department of transportation, so alex here ane us are getting to some of these last roads that we've seen heres in the county. we anticipate of course as sue said that that if you haven't cleared out your car you want tw get out there and do thatnd because it's going to freeze and it's going to be very difficult to do that top. so keep in mind as you leave the house tomorrow morning that you could be coming up against some black ice and you want to be be extremely careful as you head out tomorrow morning.ning we're live here in a snowplow in montgomery county, back to you guys. >> paul, thank you very much. ta > in thenk meantime we didn't n huge piles and piles of snow. the weath

upper marlboro trapped. a tree tommed. the crews were able to clear the road to get people in and out around 8:00. in montgomery county, a truck hit a utility pole inlity gaithersburg this morning.orni the pole fell right into the street blocking some lanes at ln the intersection of first fieldt and clobber roads. forth fatally no one was hurt.t. at this hour crews are still working to repair and remove that pole.th now to frederick maryland wherei the snowck started strong lastga night. it continued to sleet and snow throughout the morning and ouror gary mcgrady found a few people, pets, that were eager to venture úout in the storm. >> it seems like a lot of people are out watching their dogs already. because the dogs they've got to get out. i'll bet molly loves a good snod day. >> she loves it. we've been dying to get somee snow. > how old is molly. >> about five months. come here. good girl.girl i hope she doesn't bite me.

awesome snow day, right.righ >> yes. enjoy. so i don't advise this, to walk across the middle of the streete but there's nobody coming. hey, what's going on? you lovev this stuff.uff. i'm loving it. where are you from. >> pennsylvania, originally. finally got a little snow. >> yeah. this is awesome. i never got to see it earlier this year. what's your name. >> paul whether orally.ly. you're out in the fresh air. >> yes, i am. > how much more do you want. >> no more. > have you shoveled yet. >> no. are you going to shovel.shov >> no. why not. >> because i don't live in thiss county, i live in pg. > high five for the snow day. > put me on tv. >> we definitely are going totey put p you on tv. all right. you can see a lot of folks are really excited about the snow. i don't know what it is about snow. it makes everybody excited. at

it's not the greatest snow we've ever had, but it's definitely not too shabby it being thehe middle of march.arch from frederick, gary mcgrady, fox5 news. > i caught what you did there, gary, that was pretty clever. >> remember, you can also track the weather 4/7 on the go withgo your mobile device. download the fox5 news and fox5 weather apps, search d.c. newsws and d.c. weather in your app store. the apps of course are free.. > at the mr. of people talkingl about the here, but there's mucs more news to get to tonight. are federal workers in jeopardy of losing their jobs. tom fitzgerald is following the growing concern tonight.co >>reporternc: the deep freeze e hiring could be hitting the d.c. reg orange but some people from outside this area, they're okayy with it. we'll tell you what's on tap as fox5 news continues. jim. > and the white house responding to that report property congressional budgeton office thagrt finds mills ofof people stand to lose coverage under the new gop healthcaree

eagles from earlier today. they're so cute, protecting their ewings from the cold and the snow working together on that. meanwhile we want to take a liva lookke at the for example l camh right now. they aree fo hungering down there. >> that is the literal definition of incorporatorringtr down. >> that really is.

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federal workers today because the government opened up three hours late.. of course there's always workers who couldn't report had the option of taking unscheduled leave or telework. today's delay male pale ine commercial what's in store. some workers could be out of a o job for good. fox5's tom fitzgerald is live on capital hill.pita we're hearing a the lot about the president's plan to syringe the size of government. >>reporter: we've heard presidents before say that theyt would syringe the size of the federal workforce.forc this time it might actually happen and here's why. later on in the week we're going to get a look the a the president's discretionary spending budget.sp it is a budget we are now told that i ns going to significantly kale back how many federal workers are needed. now, keep in mind, in this area, in maryland, in virginia, in d.c., there are about half a million federal employees cutbacks in the federal workforce always race concerns.s but if r

taxpayers who live outside of the beltway they will tell you you this is a move they think is long overdue.e it seems like it is. >> it seems like it is what. >> too big.oo you know what i'm going to say is that some departments, yes, some departments, no. there are places where you could trim and, you know, reduce the size of the federal government.n i'm not against that.ot a and i think there should be aer place for a lot of individual initiatives, but we got to prime the pump. > so how are they going to prime that pump in well, it could start on thursday. that is when president trump is due to unveil his discretionaryi spending budget for 2018 and the preliminary reports are this, this is the spending budget that will emphasis president trump's priorities, like infraa structure, like the military, but diem pennsylvania size regulatory agencies like the environmental protection agency andl prot

and urbanme development. now, some of the people are pointing out the fact that this all comes in the midst of a very large appointment by the white house to say things like they going to drain the swamp in washington, d.c. and also some white house offerings who have talked about a deep state, that being an trenched bureaucratic workforce that they say is out to do away with presidentpres trump's initiatives. virginia congressman says none of this rhetoric is very helpfuy or does anything to make the united states public feel better about their own government workforce. i think it is damaging and i think it's or well and anacin material frankly in its nature. civil servants aren't insidious. they aren't in servants who are out to undermine my president. their job is to slu

carrie out the orders.he i think it's harder in this administration for those civil servants given the fact that soh amat of the p people in charge don'tin believe in the mission. > already tonight there is a signatureith president trump's name on it that is calling for a re, on of the executive branchah department and to find ways tos cost savings.cost now, here in d.c. alone, thisne, could have a big impact of the local economy, about a quarter of a million of the federal employees live here in d.c. in december alone, that numbernb was up 1,500 jobs. we're live on the hill tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. > tonight the white house is responding to the bipartisan office's report on the gop healthcare. 14 million americans would losei coverage next year under the legislation.caext fox5's ronica cleary joins usins live with here. the cbo's report found that

be at 24 million by 2026. but the report also found ad great reduction in federal deficits by 337 billion-dollar3 over the next decade.cade now, at the start of today's press briefing, press secretary spicer, he attempted to put numbers from the report in context suggesting that the congressional budget office is o more equipped to make valid estimates related to finance pen relating to that budget deficit decrease and not people related to the number of people who may or may not be insured. he also pointed to incorrect predictions made by the congressional budget officeio about the numbenar ofl people o would be insured on the obamacare exchanges at this timi and noted that the predicted number was much higher than what actually came to pass. spicer stressed the importance of passing the american healthcare act. in in this is the only vehicle that seeks to achieve what people on our side

has been talking about since 2010. this is it. if we don't get this true, the goal of repealing obamacare and instituting a system that would be patient center is going to be unbelievablely difficult.evab this is the vehiclele to do tha. republicans have responded inhae different ways to the report and of course to the entire plan. speaker ryan said that he was encouraged by the report in and it's he's findings. compare that to former speakerr into the begin rich's reaction where he calledin r the reportpt quote, corrupt and dishonest and actually called for the cbo to be abolished. i asked the press secretary about into the begin rich's call for the and logs of the cbo. >> speaker begin rich, i'll letl him comment on the house. cbo was established in the budget act of 19746789 itself i'm to members to decide in the house and the senate whether or not they want to go throughou this. i'm in the going to get in the business of telling the house who their score keepe

be. > in today's press briefing i also asked the press secretaryty more about those wiretapping allegations made by thegati president onon twitter. i'll be back on at 5@6:30 on that. > a new documentary is asking questions about what really happened before michael brownel was shot and killed.led. the reason we put out this convenience tape now is so that people could get over it because he didn't rob the store. what ferguson's prosecutor saying about the controversial film and the store it features. a whole foods store in there i district shutdown once again. the problem that is playing the possible supermarkets. with a possible freezing ice freezing over again, a tony perkins is gettingag a lesson on how to control the wheel on the dangerous highways out there. we'll have that next

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black ice is right.bl at least it will beac tonight. a live look outside for, but still blowing around out there.. it usually gives you a good indication, we're seeing the cameras bouncing around that the wind is going to be a componentn too. we're going do have to startto giving dramamine. winds are between 30 and 40 miles an hour. an we still have a couple of snow showers flying through the air. this is coming down from lake another ian it's creating another a little bit of light snow especially along 95 and alo just east of there i'll put thit in motion. this is not going to add to your totals, but it could put down a little bit more on the streets e and that freezes up overnight. so our big head h line going lin forward as you know is we're're worried about the bitter cold tonight and the possibility ofsi black ice.blac we call it black ice because sometimes you don't see it, itit looks like the pavement. it was

roads. your sidewalk will be a concern as well. boy are we well on our way down tonight.to it's 39 now in the sitit particular, 32, though, for westminster. hagerstown you're already down to 31 and winchester 306789ches these winds unbelievable. gusts to 31 in the city. we had a couple of spots that were gusting over 30.0. these stay strong tonight.nigh in a few hours everything will be icy.be i just wanted to show you the wind chill here. already we have wind chill temperatures in the teens inin some areas. they'll be in the single digits tomorrow. >> month it's probably going to be t' as pr few two hour delays hee and there.ther if the ice doesn't do it thet cold certainly will. > we'll keep an eye on it up until last night we had a pretty mild winter out there. some of you have perhaps forgotten how to drive.n ho i think i saw a few of you on o the beltway, too. >> i saw you. > tony perkins giving us all a little lesson tonight. teaching us how to drive once again. he's outside our studios in

that's a guy who knows quiteows about driving in the weather. >> luckily i'm not giving thee lesson. this gentleman is giving the lesson, this is gilbert fence which can jr. thanks for joining us, we appreciate it.prec hazardous driving conditions,ndt icy conditions and all of that. what do people want to know before they even start their trip. >> okay. first thing you want to do is make sure clean the car off completely. get all a the snow and ice offff the vehicle before moving. it's dangerous. you want to make sure you have the emergency equipment that you need inside the car. > in case you are stopp or stuck. such as. >> dress warmly, the proper shoes or booths or whatever in case you stop.stop and you need flares.eed a flare, that would be one thine you want to have. >> a cone. > we can carry these in our own cars?

>> jumper cables. you never know when you're going to need those. >> ice scrapers. you needed this today, as a matter of fact. very good.ve what else? >> a flashlight. you never know. that's a nice flashlight. > very good. u might want to keep a blanket in the car. the >> a blanket, you never know, in case you're stuck this is important. this blanket has been in the water. > okay. also one thing in case you're or a long trip, some music frommusi prince. that's way have in my car. all right.ight here's what we want to do, if we're driving on and we're on ice and sliding, what do we do? >> the key to save driving in winter conditions is to move very slowly. >> okay. > in the event that you do hit ice and you're sliding, you want to immediately remove your feet off the brake and the accelerator. > off the brake and

accelerator?ac >> yes. and then you slowly guide your wheel into the direction you want to go.want look at the wheels. so the direction that you wantyu to go, what does that mean exactly? that means if you are headed off the road or into traffic you want to steer them gently away from -- you want to try to guide it down the path you want to go. > gop you. >> don't really step on theep o brakes until you've got some control of the car. >> exactly. > that's what you need to know. gilbert fenwick, thank you very much. > make sure you get another blanket, apparently.blan >> where did you get that wet blanket? that's ridiculous. >> i don't know. it was wet and disgusting. > can't get any help aroundund here. coming up at 56789.89. 30, metro is under theer t microscope this evening. theres ' a critical new report that criticizes the transit

safetrack chain. > a racist message written on a northwest building. disappointment, shock, anger, disgust and outrage. the marine corps i've served for over 40 years has a problem. sincering criticism on capital hill, condemning the armed services, but he makes a vow.w. i'll show you what that is straight ahead h. h. the following ad is being condensed for your viewing convenience. so i just switched to geico.

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> this is fox5 local news at 5. here are some of our top stories right now investigators trying v to figure out the cause of a house fire in prince george's i county. take a look atge's the picturest from the

the flames break out at the 8408 block in berwyn heights. hei fortunately no one was hurt.urt frigid weather in northern virginia caused a truck to flipp over. this was 95 south in alexandria near tail graph road.near the truck over turned on the left side ofuck the highway anw when first responders got theree they found the driver trapped inside. we still don't have any word onr that driver's condition. metro under the microscopeicr again, a critical new report noo out that criticizes how thehe transit agency drew up its safetrack plan and says metropln could have done a better job with the planning and implementation that would haveti been more efficient. that it would also reduce distractions for passengers anda possibly even safe money. wdmau joins us live from the license fan plaza station.nse give us your take on this. the safetrack plan was such a huge part of a resurgence for fr metro and someone saying they could have done it better. >> that's right. we're hat l'enfant

the scene of the smoke incident a couple of years ago and led to the release of this 46 page report by the governmentove accountability office which says metro rushed into safetrack without adequate planning. pla metro agrees with that to a point. they said, yes, we were hasty getting this going, but for a good reason. rea metro general manager paul wiedefeld issued a three-page e-mail in response to thehe report. it says it overlooked the report last may to rebuild the old's th parts of metro's track infrastructure t. further criticism from chief spokesman dan stessel says the gm saw an emergency and acted. in fact, he would have actedcted faster had he known there was a problem.pr this is like second guessing how the firemen used the hoses in burning your house down. metro does agree with theith find

that it has to establish better practices when over hauling a large in extra truck tour. but they believe they are overlooking certain things.ing there was one thing you tweeted about that really caught me by y surprise, that there was a draft statement or some sort of plan that if they had to shutdown sh metro if its entirety. that was floated by the department of transportation,me right. >> there was ant nugget i onon,n report that was very interesting. you'll remember last march the entire system was shutdown for a day for emergency inspections. that was metro's decision, butut then in may federal transiteder officials were in a phone call o with metro's chief safety officer where they apparently threatened to shutdown the system because they became so concerned with safety issues. of course metro could point to an incident like this to give -- to support their decision to launch head long into safetrack. but metro didn't assess different alternatives.lter they were thinking about maybe doing a 22-month safra

8-month safetrack.. they rested upon what we're we getting right now, about one year. it will end in june and cost about $120 million, about $40 million more than first planned. i guess you can't put a price a tag on safety when it comes tims to things like this. but when you're talking about such an expansive system. you're damned if you do and damned if you don't. you but you got to do it. i think one thing that people should keep in mind when they're looking at metro's current cur state, metro caught a lot off criticism when it permanentlyy curtailed late night rail ni service come the summer after safetrack metro is requesting to be doing preventative maintenance on the tracks tra instead of running trains. this report actually praises metro for those types of decisions that after years of deferred maintenance and and neglect, metro is going to be doing the preventative maintenance overnight that itt h needs to preve a

sometime down the road. martin decar a, thank you so much. > we should point out metrout reacted to the report. this is the statement we got. itself a on your screen.cree the oversight in government reform committee will bee examining the report and other pressing issues in an upcoming hearing. we'll be looking forward to working with wmot, metro fully implements the full recommendations.dati we'll a save reliable transit system that serves the people of the metropolitan capital region, the federal workforce and the 19.3 visitors who come to the nation's capital each year. meanwhile tonight a whole foods market in glover park is dealing with rodent issues again tonight. this is located on the 2300 block of wisconsin avenueaven northwest. the grocery store voluntarily vo closed during an inspection duee to their failure to minimize mi rodents and other pests. this is the second time this tim whole foods locate has been shutdown for rodent issues. the last time we saw

we're told there will be anothe inspection at that store tomorrow morning.ning d.c. police are investigating some racist graffiti found at a liquor store in northwest. someone spray pained go back to korea. it's located on the 400 block o4 new jersey avenue. says the incident happened sometime last night. so far there have been no no arrests. also in the district, a a southeast man is under arrest a foray tacking a staff member at an lgbt community center. i happened sunday afternoon. 20 year old andrew cook got intt a verbal altercation with someone at costa ruby on georgia avenue northwest. the suspect then allegedly assaulted and threatened thehe victim. when he left he also threw a th brick at the door shattering the glass. the center says it is the thirde time in the past two weeks thees place has been vandalized. police say cook faces charges for destruction ever propertyio ann d assault. > developing tonight, the top prosecutor in ferguson, missouri is

controversial documentary that seems to face the story that michael brown.row the documentary called stranger debuted at over the weekend. the footage captures brown onapu the day he was kim but hours but before the deadly encounter. the new film claims that brownht traded what appears to be a small bag of marijuana for two boxes of cigarillos. according to the don dock temperaturely brown leaves the cigarillos on layaway to pick up later. they claim brown stole cigarettes. the top prosecutor is accusing the footage in the documentaryou of being, quote, heavily edited. pete pathetic at a video a production regarding the fatalal shooting of michael brown. con contained in that was a verv poorly ed he ited snippette of a security victim taken from the6e store in ferguson. the prosecutor says the video doesn't prove or

wrongdoing. you'll remember shortly after brown's death police release different footage of brown. this happened moments before he was shovel it shows brownows pushing a worker before walking out with appears to be tobacco products. brown offered marijuana for toe back oh, but store staff refused. > senate armed services was briefed on a marine scandal. female veterans on a private facebook page. committee members denounce the postings and urged the marinehem corps to protect potentialoten victims. i received this recent newsew regarding actions on the marines united facebook site with a mixture of emotions, disappointment, shock anger, disgust and outrage. the marine corpse i've served for over 40 years has a problem. we intend to fix it. > secretary of defense james ja mat us last week also

the facebook page. mat us hinted the scandal could go beyond the marines and an involve other service branches a as well. inquiries are now being made bei into the possible involvement. i > meantime president trump met with a saudi deputy prions at the white house. h in charge of saudi's economic ec reforms. neither the president or his guest made any statements during the pair of photo ops. the two are expected to discuss increase in item the saudis have traded oil, but an increase in n energy production has made the us less reliant on foreign oil.e > coming up, we have been talking about this, after closing due to warm temps this ski resort is having a change oo art. we're going to tell you what their tentative plan is, ands, some of you may be happy about this. talk about a nice day for a f white wedding.

we saw a wide variety of precipitation across the d.c. metro. reagan coming in with 1.7 inche. of snow. we mainly saw sleet. bwi2.2 recorded, and 5.6 inches for dulles interest mat. a wide investigate.. we've got amounts as though as s to 3n at the zoo, demass cussuss coming in with 5 and a half inches. there were some double digits from percentville, 6 and a half inches, frederick and cumberland 10 and half inches and we stilll have some wrap around snow showers to contend with to. many impacts up the northeast coast. coming up when fox a 5 news returns coming up after this. is.

> all right, take a look atig this massiveht sing hole that t opened up in alexandria. this is on fairing avenue nearer van done street. d we're told hole is about 30 to 40 feet deep. this afternoon a man drove is pickup truck right into the hole. firefighters had to rescue him. fortunately he was not hurt h. the whole was figure up with water and they were trying too drain it. traffic cones are set up aroundd the hole and drivers are told td avoid the area at all costs. if you wanted to go skiing this winter your patients are finally going to be rewarded. this is whisk in western maryland. the plan is to reopen this weekend. whisk shutdown a couple weeks ago because it was too warm and they open to reopen. however, it depends on how much snow falls. f it plans an officialfici announcement on its website

it does indeed reopen. for a lot of people who enjoy skiing, this is good news. > what a weird winter.ter. it was so warm in february and to close the ski resorts and then in the middle of march,of we're going to reopen. we hated to hear they weree closing. it's so hard for their business. the business and the people who work there and people who have d the seasonal work.ork. they're losing that. one last hair a. they're making up for that, that is the silver lining on some of this messy weather that we'vee' had to deal with. i haven't heard too muchuch complaints. hopefully we see the light atlih the end of the tunnel, hopefully, it is march 14 after all. are we going to have a crazyzy april? i hope not. that camera is shaking because it feels like the dead of winter out there. it is so cold and windy and we'll stiff had flurryies flying despite the fact

stage right. these are your winter weather headlines, intermittent snownter showers are with us and then throughout the day to. t black ice are of major concernor tonight. a the look of heavy wet snow leaves the opportunity to refreeze and will refreeze very quickly shortly after dark as temperatures fall very fast blow freezing. floors flying which begs the question is there any warmny weather in site. really, there's warmer weather, but compared to our very mild record-breaking february i don'i think you'd call the'd temperatures headed our way, warm, maybe just milder. temperatures outside we're already blow freezing in westminster. the snow pack helps h you getyou very cold overnight, 39 in washington, 39 in annapolis and 42 in quantity on. the winds have been intense outanti of the northwest and currently gusting at 30 to 35 miles an hour.

311 at bwi and that makes it feel like 22 degrees in baltimore. already seeing widespread wind chilprl values in the teens. these will be in the single digits come tomorrow.digi >> month i do think with thetso combination of iceth and with te combining with the bitter windit we could be seeing the delays form. here is a massive noreaster which is continuing to pound new england with heavy snow from maine all the way to upstate nes york. even messing with boston this area. they can't escape the mix and then the rain moving off cod into the coast of new england. very high snow amounts. poconos over two feet.et. hudson valley new york over two feet. a couple of snow showers movingv across the baltimore area.a. we'll have some flurries aroundm at times,e too. departing low pressure system, incoming high pressure we've gow cold air and a lot of it straight from canada setting up overnight tonight.ov we've got the ice on the ground, the gusty winds and the wind chills in the single

look at this as i fast forward our future traffic. if your kids are going to school, this is what it will i feel like at the bus stop.to i expect a loft delays, since it will feel like one degree in hagerstown. not much better in the afternoon. it howling all day long and thee wind chills remain in the teens to the low 20s.. temperatures tomorrow will onlyt be in theom 30s with some flurrs flying.fl here's what your planner forecast looks like for tomorrow. 25 to start. windy with flurries with thath h high temperature of justjust 33-degrees.33 thats ' 20-degrees blow normal for mid march. we get a little better by st. patricks.pa not as windy on thursday, 50s by saturday, that's nice.ice. it doesn't look like until we get further into next week that we tap into some warmer air, closer to 60-degrees by tuesdayy otherwise watch for the ice ande the very intense cold overnightg > back to you

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> it looks like signing the $24 million train choice tenderr wasn't the nail in theain cuffi for those kirk cousins trade rumors. talk football says the cleveland browns allegedly are considering aly run a for number 8. that turned out to be a major concern for cousins when he signed the offer. did he ever actually demand amad trade as espn reported.ted. cousins set the record straight with adamship templet i was at p shoe store and the guy fightingg my wife tortious says i heard you demanded a trade and i laughed and i thought. i don't know where that comes from because that just wasn'tst the case. i just called them and

where their perspective was ands where they were coming from. i just wanted to communicate. so that's kind of where that went and somehow it can twisted to where an employee at a store is using the word demand. but that's certainly not the approach i took. you just never know what is going to a. i guess i'm as you going to keep an open mind. i try not to get blindsided. from what i heard in the conversation i very much suppory am everied and i felt that the other than and the president of the team o want me to be thee quarterback there and want me to be the quarterback there for a long time. when you go get shoes shut your mouth. file this under something that could have been but nothing was, warren buff ate who was once a water bucket boy considered buying the team.m. why didn't he. had he lead in washington itd in could have been a much different story. tonight, no weather issues foriu the capitols. they host the minnesota wild.. the caps

guy, defensive man that will suspend a two-game suspension adding more intrigue to the match up, caps coach george returns this time as minnesota coach.coac i'm still stuck on warren buffet may have bought the redskins. >> he would settled for a minor league team in ohm ma. > he loves ohm ma. >> he does. > in honor of some pizza. we'll tell you how some localme couples celebrated their love today. that is coming up next. .

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> well, this is definitely a t wedding to remember. cusses ofhis cweouplesdd tieing knot in the snow with some pizza. are they really in the snownow there? they had to brave thebrv snow. > and it's all -- it's a happy day, come objection to the forme yes, they hadct to brave the sn. it's all in on org though actually of a mass equation, pi. the popular local p pizza shop is celebrating pi day by hosting dozens of weddings and pizza haa turned its chinatown location into a popup wedding chapels including music and of course pizza pi to the guests. it closes at 9:00 p.m. tonight. you still have time. on hone, you know what, we got two hours, we can make this happen. > sometimes shotgun weddings are best. >> i don't know. there are still some people that are pretty happy. i'm just saying. end the show. > hangs for being with

the news at 6 starts right now.. this is fox5 local news at 6. hi, and as jim and sarah mentioned you still have time to get to ann's pizza to get married. shotgun weddings do last. >> that's what they say. > winter isn't quietly tonight, thanks so much for joining us, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. the month of march living up to its lion reputation, bringingep thute d.c. region its first majr snowfall of 2017. here's what it looked like across the region earlier today. most schools in the area were closed or delayed, but even when the snow stops the problems won't because the sub freezing temperatures could mean an overnight refreeze. of course sue palka has beeneen tracking it all for us.t al what is the latest tonight.toni >> it's going to be so cold tonight. you're going to be wishing february could come back becausc we're talking single digit windd chills, winds all nig

some wet spots could be icy.. there goes our noreaster. dulles 5.6 inches. new york central park 7.2. sleet mixed in there as it diddd in our area.a. upstate new york, binghamton, 20 inches. harrisburg 20 inches philly only got 3.9 because they also had the sleet mix n. i saw the sleee as early as 126789. 206789 i knew that would cut down totals. that was expected. we still have a couple of lingering snow showers you could see those pushing down pennsylvania tonight. they won't cause much in the wa of trouble.. here are the snow totals. of course reagan national came in with just under 2 inches. dulles 5.6 inches, a new daily record for snowfall and reagan national 2.2. we're goingold that to see tonight with black itemsw i just heard a f