angelie hemphill with latest on this turn in the case. angelie? >> reporter: this is disturbing especially for people who listen in this area. the home was to demolished but according to documents it looks like a house of horrors. >> this is the kind of stuff you see in movies. you hope it's not in your community. but it is. >> reporter: all street view images show an unassuming home sitting on busy university boulevard east in takoma park. inside, investigators say they found ms-13 gang graffiti all over the walls, a shrine to a saints of death a skeleton hanging from a ceiling fan, clown and skull maskings covered with blood. as well as alcohol and drugs. this was after a purple line construction worker went to this home back in o

survey of the property before it was torn down. during his time inside, court documents say two hispanic males, one bearing a mask helped him at gunpoint before fleeing, police later went in and discovered that scene. four men were charged in the crime. 19-year-old jesus ponce flores and 18-year-old david lugunes-bolanos were holding the work worker at gunpoint point. and jose herrara for trespassing and burglary. fox 5 learned this was about the and torn taken to make way for purple line construction. as police receiver to it a destroyer house. the news this went undiscovered has people who live and are active in this community extremely concerned that gang related crime will continue to get worse >> one of the things i believe has been the cause of th

put in place by our county executive in 2014, in october of 2014, that restricts detainer compliance, it's the report after report of ms-13 violence of activist that continues to be reported in montgomery county almost on a weekly basis. now, fox 5 did reach out to ice about the immigration status of those suspects, we're still waiting on a full statement from them, but they tell us it is lodged detainers against three of the suspects, they will all be in court after the new year. live in a takoma park. a virginia man heading to a doctor's appointment thought angry driver hit his car with a brick. but after a chase that ended at the pentagon the man learned the brick was

>> both drivers are former military one of them locked up. the other is telling his story tonight fox 5 paul wagner live in arlington with bit of a cautionary tale. >> reporter: this is the highway where part oh chase took place yesterday ending at the pentagon there in the are background behind me, anthony miranda, a former marine told me he's feeling lucky to be alive. he hasn't slept since the shooting. listen now to part of his story. >> he's given me the finger when he's trying to merge in at me. i honk at him. i'm in the lane, he continues, i go out to the left lane finally and i honking at him again and get in front of him because i'm annoyed and give him a little brake tap and he comes around my left side, and what i thought was a rock but really a gunshot. then i ended up chasing after him because he sped off. >> reporter: that's aiden cara bello. virginia state police say he is the man that fired the

395 in a ford fusion and according to anthony miranda left the highway and drove around a high-rise office tower in an attempt to lose him. the two then got back on to the highway, and flew at a high rate of speed in bound on 395 before coming to a stop at the pentagon. that's where miranda said the two came to a stop next to a pentagon police officer. miranda said the bullet went into the rear door and ricochetted back to the driver's side. miranda said cara bello was a former member of the military and works at the pentagon, something we were unable to independently verify >> he tried to claim the shoot walking self-defense at the time. he said that i was chasing after him and he shot at me in self-defense. it was

hit. even northbound there was tons of the cars. >> reporter: we could not independently verify that mr. carbello is a former member of the military or works at the appoint. he's locked up at the alexandria jail. he has another court hearing, coming up january 3rd. live in arlington, paul wagner, fox 5 local news. an update on the shooting in prince george's county where a man was found shot to death. he was found dead yesterday morning in hyattsville. here's what happened. police think parker was trying to steal a car when the homeowner opened fire from inside the home hitting him in the leg. they think another suspect fled the scene. investigators are looking into whether the homeowner's actions were justified. a warning about leaving your car unattended to warm up. two

stealing a car in falls church who was trying to do just that. police arrested two. you can see garcia sporting a shirt there that says trust me. authorities say someone was warming up their car saturday morning with the doors unlocked when they returned, the car was gone. officers spotted suspects a short time later and pulled them over and they found altered and forged checks in the car. a reminder, leaving your car running while unattend asked against the law. in virginia, maryland and dc. doesn't matter how cold it may be. >> and it is cold for sure. 26 degrees right now in dc. >> certainly feeling it out there, i'll tell you the sun is nice. again, it's one of those days a little deceptive. step outside and it's cold >> is it going to approve at all >> i'm afraid not. we're in for a long spell of cold weather, usually when the arctic air comes down, it's day, two days, and it's gone. that is not the case. we'll carry it straigh i

2018. good news is we don't have snow to go along with i if you can brave the outdoors you will be able to. who doesn't want to do that? we had a few flurries move through north of town overnight. a trace of snow registered at bwi and dulles but near dc, we just saw a few flurries flying, a test meant to the cold air pouring in and the arctic air i'm afraid is here to stay. it looks likes temperatures will only he keep falling off. especially tonight it's supposed to be really cold. it's 27 in washington, 25 in manassas, 24 at dulles, 20 in hagerstown. and like jim said, we had decent amount of sunshine, the winds were fairly light. although at this moment we have a bit of a breeze, ten to 15 miles an hour here at washington, that's all it takes to get those bitter windchills, feels like 15 outside. 14 in gaithersburg, 15 in frederick. seven in hagerstown, overnight into emergency room tomorrow morning, you start to get into dangerous territory. the windchill advisory is out fo

shenandoah to the ridge tops, but nowhere locally. satellite and radar couldn't be quiter, and originally we thought we'd have a couple chances for snow with all the cold air. it's just too strong an arctic high pressure system. aside from a few snow showers saturday, we're looking at dry weather to the cold snap. 25 by 7:00 p.m. low 20's by 11:00. here's a look. everyone is in the teens be it would not shock me to see single digits north and west. hagerstown coming in at nine, other places like dulles could see it. 17 in washington and the windchill values will be lower. for tomorrow, we start out in the teens and we see a decent amount of sunshine but high temperatures will not even hit 30 degrees. bit of a rebound perhaps on friday, if you could call it that. then we're back in the cold air mass, i'll have all the details ahead in the seven-day forecast. jim and sarah back over to you. new sexual harassment claims. >> a woman

trump inspired dress to the gram mes is accusing his former campaign manager of misconduct. first, ronica. >> reporter: jim, well, does your vote matter? maybe. at least one race in virginia for the house of delegates, it's coming down to one vote. let me tell you, it doesn't just affect the district. it will affect the entire state of virginia. details coming up. >> very, quickly are you ready? >> and prince harry and president obama one-on-one. the two men sitting down for an interview on the bbc talking everything from life after the white house to underwear. you don't want to miss it. up next. o miss it. up next.

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the systemicer touting president trump make america great again >> joy villa filed it against corey lewandowski. she claims he slapped her twice on the rear end at the trump international hotel in dc. she plans to meet with detectives about the allegations. during an interview on fox business, lewandowski was asked about the allegations, he responded by saying he would let due

a virginia house race that ended with a tie was set to be by drawing a name >> but it caused the drawing to be cancelled. political reporter ronica cleary live in rosslyn on this. >> i can't believe we're talking about a race from back in november. now, originally, shelly simon, she's the democrat, she originally lost this race to the republican david yancy by ten votes. then there was a recount, which gave simons the victory by just one vote. this is the reported ballot that it comes down to. a three, judge panel, weighed in, the next day after that one vote victory was determined, this ballot was originally determined tobin valued. you can see the person who voted checked off both shelly and david. but upon closer look, the three judges looke

this person voted for republicans in every other race, there appears to be a strike-through the vote for the democrat, so they gave this ballot to the republican. now, with that, the race then became an actual tie. so what happens in the district when there is a tie? well, let me tell you, it's kind of wild, they just draw a name. now, that event was scheduled for today. we were going to be there for you. but news broke yesterday that the democrat would be taking legal action in the matter. so late last night, the virginia state board of elections decided to cancel it. it defended this idea of drawing a name. they say that it is in compliance with the code of virginia. but the statement went on to say drawing names is an action of last resort. any

regarding the election or recount should be resolved before a random drawing is conducted. now, let me tell you the out come of this race affects far more than 9th direct it affects the bam of power in the the entire house of delegates in virginia. if the republican win, the republican it's maintain the majority of seats. if the democrats win, the house will actually be divided with 50 republicans and 50 democrats. i spoke with ron meyer, the loudoun county supervisor and a political analyst for media dc for his take on the significance of this outcome. take a listen >> it's way bigger than the 9th district. it decides the majority. whoever has majority has the superior courtship gets the committee chairs, gets to decide what comes forward and when, so it's tremendously

just from that perspective alone. >> reporter: now, if simons, the democrat, becomes the victor in this race, the house of delegates are actually going to have to vote on who becomes the speaker of the house, they will have to cut deals to figure out who's in the majority, if you will, because it's 50 democrats and 50 republicans. and it's undoubtedly going to affect the legislation that comes down, what is voted on across the entire state of virginia. that drawing was cancelled. legal action is pending. we'll keep you posted every step of the way. reporting live in clariden, ronica cleary, fox 5 local news. homeowners may have new incentives to pay property taxes early. the new rules caps state and local tax deductions at $10,000. which affects those who write off their property taxes or don't itemize their

could save hundreds even thousandss of dollars prince harry got engaged, set up a wedding date and made time to interview the formeder leader of the free world >> prince harry asked former president obama a mix of questions. take a listen. >> can i tell you about the 20th of january, 2017? you sat in the green room, presidential helicopter flying over washington, what's going through your mind. >> we hadn't fundamentally changed. i think it was a satisfying feeling. that was mixed with all the work that was still undone, and concerns about how the country moves forward. >> prince harry also asked former president obama about the impact of social media. >> the issue obviously timely with the controversy over so-called fake news in

and the u.k. >> the social media landscape changed dramatically since then. issues of trolling, extremism, fake news, everybody major social issues. is there more you could have done as president to get ahead of some of these issues >> one of the dangerous of the internet is that people can have entirely different realities, the truth is on the internet, everything is seimple fide. >> it was part of prince harry's get editorship. >> president obama is most admired man, the form r president got 17% of the vote. but it's who came in second that's a little surprising. tie between pope francis and donald trump >> hillary clinton topping the list for the 14th

four teens facing murder charges after throwing a sandbag off of an interstate overpass. american airlines apologizing after one of these flight attendants allegedly made false accusations against two nba players. >> if you have a story idea, 202-895-3000 call. winter weather advisory advisory is in effect for parts of our area. they tried to save one of the victims by dragging him out of that fire.

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. four who teens face murder charges for allegedly throwing a sandbag that hit and eventually killed a driver below. the teens are 13 and 14. the sandbag they dropped crashed through the windows of a car where 22-year-old was sitting in the passenger seat. died last friday. american airlines apologizing to two african-american basketball players for accusing them of stealing. they

hustle. they were kicked off in dallas on christmas eve after a flight attendant accused them of stealing blankets from first place, turns out they were handed to the players as they made their seats in coach. the airline apologized and rebooked them in first class new security measures are in place in disney in florida. ed they're replacing do not disturb signs with room occupied. the coincides requiring a disney employee to enter each room at least once a day even if you choose not to have it cleaned. the company expected to roll out the new security measures for all of its hotels in the coming weeks. the white house removing the famous jackson magnolia tree planted on the south grounds in 1835 by president jackson, the white house said the tree is weak and old, that was confirmed. it pose as safety risk. it's

this week. all right. it is definitely a cold one out there again. >> once again, and if you think maybe we're going to get a break. we're just starting. >> if you're sick of the word cold yet, as i am. >> queue the sonny and cher. >> it's cold and it will only continue to get chillier, we're seeing a temperature of 27 and a windchill of 15 that northwest wind is brisk and it is straight from canada out of the northwest. speaking of, look at these temperatures back towards the north and west shock, you can see that cold air along with the high pressure system associated with it. spilling southward 16 in cleveland, five in chicago, air temperature one below me fargo international falls broke a record low this morning of 36 degrees below zero. if you ever wanted to know what that feels like,

the place to travel to or somewhere up in central canada. at international falls is an incredibly cold place for them to have a record low in the winter is very impressive. our pattern thursday, arctic high pressure dominating our weather pattern, high temperatures will struggling to hit 30. widespread 20's, windchills all day expected to stay in the teens. overnight tonight, we'll see windchills slip to the single digits close to zero in some of our northwestern suburban spots. sunshine won't help tomorrow. we'll have a high temperature of 28. seven-day forecast still ahead. the surprising response from the fbi >> tisha lewis on this story, tisha? >> reporter: new details tonight in the death investigation of a baltimore city homicide detective police asked the fbi to take over. the probe why the bureau declined. coming up. the food and drug administration coming under fire for the way they've been handling food recalls, the concerns the

you at risk a new report finds women who make more money actually weigh less. the correlation between your paycheck and your pal's up next. pal's up next.

. this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. new detail it's tonight in the death investigation of a baltimore city homicide detective. today, the fbi represented the baltimore police department's to take over the probe. >> tisha lewis with more. >> reporter: jim and sarah, detective sean suiter was shot to death while investigating a 2016 homicide case last month. it happened shortly before he was due to testify in a federal polices corruption case. baltimore police commissioner kevin davis said the case had

attached to it. and formally requested the fbi take over the investigation. suiter's widow, along with baltimore city mayor catherine pugh also wanted the fbi to look into his death but the fbi declined saying it has no reason to believe suiter's death is connected to the corruption probe. >> an abundance of caution, i wanted the credibility to be at its highest level, transparent and i wanted then and still want now, folks in baltimore to realize that i will not hesitate to ask for any assistance whatsoever to help us get to the bottom of this case and find out exactly what happened. >> in the letter to the city, fbi assistant director steven richardson said we believe it would be prudent for your office to continue as the lead in this investigation with our current commitment to assist and support

police commissioner davis said the fbi's response suggests they have no reason to believe detective's suiter's death was the result of any conspiracy, right now, there is a $215,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest but so far, little progress in this case, suiter was a veteran officer and leaves behind a wife and five children. jim and sarah back to you. update on the shooting at two loudoun county sheriff's documents, they remain in serious but nonlife-threatening condition. they were wounded while responding to a domestic on christmas eve at a home in sterling. the deputies trying to deescalate but somehow the suspect got a hold of the gun and started shooting at the officer, the suspect douglas johnson is charged with two counts of attempt a capitol murder and remains in custody as to the tractor-trailer fire on 95 we brought you, a little more on that. the truck exploded in flames in fairfax county before 8:00. despite the intensity of the

fire, we're learning no one was hurt. 95 northbound was able to fully reopen just before midnight. warning about a home improvement contracting scam making the rounds in frederick county maryland. the sheriff's office identifying victims, investigators say they don't mean roughner presents himself as the owner of twi heating and air, talks people into signing contracts that require them to make up front payments for equipment. after the money is deposited. he does a small amount of work and never comes back. investigators say roughner doesn't have a maryland home improvement license and his business license expired last month. to your health watch, a new report by the department of health and human services inspector general office. the office said the federal recall process for about 80% of the nation's food has in the recent past been so slow it could take up to ten months to get unsafe products pulled from the shelves. they're from 2012 to 2015. they say recalls work a little bit quicker.

recalls except for meat and poultry. that's controlled by the department of al culture. a florida company is being accused of price gouging. the medication has jumped from $50 to $768. lomestine treats brain tumors and is the only medication of its kind on the project. the supplier claims prices are based mostly on manufacturing cost. the drug received renewed interest. when combined with chemotherapy. studies show it's effective at helping patients with brain tumors live longer. we have good news for women climbing the career ladder. a new report by the cdc found that salaries rise for women when their average weight tends to fall. unfortunately, that does not apply to men. the cdc found no correlation between bigger paychecks and men's weight meanwhile the study didn't provide the reason for the trend among

education did seem to help keep american waist lines slim. a good good samaritan stops a would be robbery in the track >> he went up to the cashier and said give me the money. >> what the wendy's customer said went through his head just before picking up a chair and using it as a weapon.

the bitter cold in minneapolis, icy cold conditions turned the falls into a frozen winter wonder land, temps hovering into the single digits, despite its beauty, it's illegal and unsafe to venture near the falls like these people. >> right there. >> speaking of ice here, this surprise proposal gives it a whole new meaning, a man dropped to one knee to propose to his

rocker feller. she said yes, kissed him, then he placed the ring on her finger. she leaned in for another kiss, lost her footing and fell on the ice in front of hundreds of people. she raised her arms in victory before getting back up. she's ok. that's something that would happen to me. >> have you gone ice-skating? it's not easy. >> there's something -- is there something about that happening to you being good luck if you trip on ice while getting engaged? >> it's like raining on your wedding day? >> let's go with that, we'll take it >> the sinnic is trying to turn this >> i'll give you a challenge right now. i did not tell her to do this, i want you to go through an entire forecast without saying the word cold >> icy, frigid. frigid. >> freezing >> chilly? sub zero, >> arctic, chill, arctic, polar, i have it

>> i'd give it my best shot >> it's like saying let's get through traffic without saying the word road. >> i could. but do i want to, jim? not really. we're all just trying to get through the day. i appreciate the challenge though and i'm going to have to lien heavily on webster's book of sin mince to replace the word cold. that's what we have to talk about well into 2018 this deep freeze will continue and possibly beyond the first few days, it could stick around for awhile. single digits windchills on tap for tonight into tomorrow morning, it will be really chilly tomorrow morning and not seeing any sort of a rebound despite the sunshine for your thursday, temperatures struggle to hit 30. snow chances, they look slim. maybe on saturday, we'll get snow showers around here but honestly. it's just too darn cold, and it can be too cold to get snow. high pressure in place and too strong, like i said

cold looks to last well into 2018. going to be very cold new year's, wherever you go 27 in dc, 28 in annapolis, 21 westminster. 22 in martinsberg. these are the air temperatures, wind out of the northwest and you get windchills in already the single digits for some of our colder spots, hagerstown and winchester, 14 in gaithersburg, 15 in washington, 17 in annapolis, it is biting when you step outside and it will be all night. we got clear skies overhead. we had flurries north earlier this morning, picked up a trace of snowfall at bwi and dulles but nothing else coming down the pipeline, clear and cold overnight. here's your future windchills, check this out. this is at your. we're seeing single digits everywhere. by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning as you're about to head on it. you're looking at in some cases windchills around zero, that would be frederick towards hagerstown, maybe gaithersburg allowing the windchills to bottom out. as we go through the day it doesn't get much better, temperatures rise into the upper

breeze out of the northwest will remain in the teens. so that's the cold. let's talk about the snow. our one chance looks to be on saturday. fast moving children system towards the north which will generate snow showers. but it just doesn't look like it will be much. early call, few snow showers close to the ground, give an inch or so to some spots on saturday afternoon, what that clipper will do is you once again, reenforce this polar air in time for the new year, where believe it or not and low temperatures will be even lower. light snow is possible there on saturday. 33 degrees right above freezing and then for sunday new year's eve. 29 for the high temperature new year's day, looks colder when you're ringing in the new year, you're talking about windchills close to zero. accu-weather seven-day forecast. has not changed much. you can see the temperatures hovering around the freezing mark for friday and saturday. chance of snow saturday. sunny and cold

even into tuesday, that is just going to be tough to scour out. i don't know how we'll warm up. 31 for the high temperature on wednesday be i guess at sign that it looks better. not saying much because temperatures were in the low 30's and still felt really, really cold. we'll keep you updated with snow chances as we get closer to saturday. right now, back over to you. redskins comes to an end with a game against the giants >> and the focus on 2018 and the status on kirk cousins. brody logan with the latest and here now with all of that >> we have everything some would say it's been put out of its miss re >> this was not a good year >> if it were a song, it would be eight heartbreaks >> how many thought -- how many people thought the giants were going to be the team >> even more of a dumbster fire. you're not a giants fan. . 'tis the season for returning bad gifts your aunt giving

christmas, in this case, kirk cousins aunt snyder and his version of an ironic t-shirt is his number eight t-shirt i'm kidding, aunt gertrude, this but this could be his last time wearing the burgundy and gold. he'll be able to shop. cousin is being diplomatic. jay gruden is letting him know he wants him to stay in dc. >> i've been working with him a long time. we put a lot of time and work together with one another, trying to get him better. he's made me better. that's worked out very well. he knows we want him back at the end of the day, be agents, everybody gets involved >> everything i say i stand behind it. i mean it. why would you not want to be part of a winning brand? why would you not build for the future? in anyplace you are, why would you not think

about what do i want for the future? what do i want that to look like? i think we all live in the present and look to the future attempt. >> he says he wants to be part of a winning brand. so i guess he's leaving. >> speak of winning brands, the wizards unveiled their city edition uniforms, they read the district of columbia on the front, a dc flag on the shorts and you can see there on the side panels, to the numerous marble monuments in the district. these uniforms will make their day beauty january 30th. the nba unveiling these, in this case, district uniforms for i'll the teams >> the miami heats looked like they ripped off in the early 90's. the neon green. >> everything in miami should just be miami vice. >> i like that. ok. thank you, brody. next, setting goals you can keep, startin a business is one of your new year's

know coming up next. how to get over the common fear of failure as well. the author and business consultant we speak with many times after this. times after this.

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is starting a business on your resolution on your list, nick company biden. >> people are fearful and how do you do it? that's the thing. what do you need to know to get out there on your own? >> in 2018 if your biggest thing i want to start

there's two big ingredients, the first one is your passion, something that you would do, irrespective if you got money or not. it's the prospect of putting a business together that's difficult. if if you don't enjoy anything from putting that together and getting your financials together, you're not going to be successful. i've written a book before, i have put a business together but i was excited about learning about all of these steps to bring it together, versus looking at the end result >> that's your book, ceo of my soul. >> yes, ma'am. and it talks about my first business, which was a day spa and hair salon and i'm an attorney. when i tell you just going through the motions of figuring out all those steps, i didn't look at it as fear of my gracious, you have never curled a piece of hair in your life, i really looked at the process of putting the foundation together. i was so excited that it didn't seem daunting. i

information and then shortly thereafter, i had a business. >> we have tips we'd like to put up on the screen as well. i know one of the first things you say is important. write down your goals. >> it is. i don't know what the power is about writing but i think everybody talks about things but when you memorize it, it's like you are making a contract with yourself i'm serious about this, i want to really manifest this beyond the talking stage. i want to put some actions steps heinz it and that's good. i don't want people to be overwhelmed with looking at the i nor mit tea of it. put it down and find out how to put a business plan together, let's find out how to get your money together, writing it down is so important >> smart steps is >> you have to put not just general goals, specific measureible actionible, when you make them as

possible it makes them less daunting. you can't quit because you have action items you can check off every day >> i think it's tough to do but to really build or get that social media following. you really have to know what you're doing with that. especially if you don't have a following in the first place >> it does two things. number one, get your -- you're getting -- you're going against grain saying, hey, i want to keep this to myself. no. you don't want to get confirmation that other people believe in you, other people will buy what you're saying. building that brand, whatever you do you'll have a built in audience for customers. when i put my business together in 2003 there was no such thing as social media, we were paying for advertisement, it was a tough sale now take advantage of building that brand with low costs involved >> also be enthusiastic >> i said that earlier but that's the thing that overc

if you love more than you fear it and learning it will be an exciting process versus a daunting one >> you say read a blueprint for dummies book >> it's so true but helped me every time. when i wanted to learn how to put a memoir together, i literally went and found how to do memoirs for dummies and it was great. but in addition to blueprints go on the sba's website, if you're really serious about a business, they will walk you through step-by-step. it's not a dummies, but they're real user friendly in terms of giving you that content >> know the money question, how much you need. >> it's true, a lot of people remember i was telling you about, hey, you love cooking you love traveling. that's your passion. but that's one part of the equation. the other thing is there you be profitable? i'm not an accountant or anything like that

you need to know how much you'll charge, how much you'll spin, and how much you have left over. if you know the answers to that question and the bottom line is, there's money left over, then you can start to, you know, take it from a side hustle to something that can really support you and your family. >> you got some wonderful tips for us, i really appreciate it >> i love small business. do it smartly, and enjoy the process. >> what a great way to start the new year. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much. >> jim, over to you. >> thank you be sarah. the new year almost upon us and many of us leak to take stock of the previous year and set resolutions for the new one but the deck is stacked against you according to a new survey, 55% of americans say they plan to make resolutions only 19% say they always follow through. 23% don't even bother making resolutions in the first place because they know it they will break them. no surprise the top is losing weight and exercisin

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police in prince george's county need help in tracking down two suspects who robbed two businesses within an hour. two days before christmas, two suspects walked into a gas station on lan ham road and robbed it. and suspects robbed a pizza rest restaurant. a man named daniel visiting his parents didn't want

to make a big of us. they stopped at a wendy's. daniel said the would be robbery walked into the restaurant with a bag over his head >> got in the front of the line, went up to the cashier, brandished the knife and said give me the money. my first thought was what's this guy going to do? when i saw the knife i thought look at all these people in here. i don't want this to turn into somebody's christmas memorial. i took a couple of steps with the big chair and brought it down on his head >> restaurant workers are grateful, police don't recommend this course of action, but since he worked as a security in the air force his training came into a play. arctic blast putting bringing frigid temperatures to our area. >> windchills and temperatures overnight. don't worry, i'll have a much clearer explanation coming up at 6:00 p.m. p at 6:00 p.m. . court documents say a home that once sat o

on takoma park was being used a as a hide-out coming up the disturbing things found inside. >> reporter: your vote really count? in one race in virginia, it's all coming down to whether one ballot is legitimate. we'll break the down for you coming up. fox 5 news at 6:00 starts now. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. and we're going to begin with the weather, and maybe the wind chippers caitlin was talking about, because it is windy and cold >> the temperatures have been hovering around freezing most of the day but an arctic blast will bring colder temperatures if you can believe it. caitlin roth with the latest on the forecast >> i think i invent add new term. >> it's appropriate. >> when it gets this cold, the windchill and the temperature are can combined be it's just wind chippers. tonight, they will be very loud. we're expecting a very cold night. we do have temperatures right now in the 20's. and this is

our three phases of arctic air that begin on christmas day and will last threw new year's. it's not going anywhere any time soon, 26 in washington, 28 in annapolis, 20 in gaithersburg, it's 19 hagerstown cumberland and martinsberg and these are air temperatures. we've had a bit of a breeze increasing out on the northwest, about 15 to 20 miles an hour and so, of course, the windchills makes it feel so much colder out there. we've already got values in the teens, feels like 13 outside in dc. and we got single digits windchills already north and west, five in hagerstown, seven in martinsberg, so if you'll be out late or up early heading back to work. it is going to be challenging with how cold it is out there. satellite and radar, we got high pressure overhead, clear sky, overnight flurries, to begin this morning, and few flurries flying around dc but it didn't amount to much at all. looks like overnight we fall to a low