this is fox5 local news at ten. right now at ten, with the snow behind us our attention focuses on the brutal cold is that moving in. wind chill advisory in \effect\affectment i'll let you know what to expect on friday. grounded, hundreds of people stuck on flights because of the winter storm. reaction from frustrated passengers at dulles international airport. no go. why the chairman of the fcc abruptly canceled his upcoming trip to the consumer electronics show in las vegas. plus, i don't talk to him. that's just a misnomer. trump versus bannon round two. the escalating tensions between the former allies and why their war of words could end up in court. the news at ten starts right now . we begin tonight with breaking news from oversees.

south korean official says north korea has agreed to hold high level talks with its officials next tuesday. it's their first form l al dialogue in more than two years to find ways to work together on the upcoming winter olympics in south korea. the announcement came hours after the united states has agreed to delay joint military exercises with south korean a until after the olympics. now, to the weather, the massive coastal storm that dumped up to a foot of snow along the eastern see beard has left out of our area but it left behind dangerously low temperatures and bone chilling cold. a number of schools have announced closings for tomorrow. charles, fairfax county, prince william, spotsylvania and stafford county schools all closed torp. dislaid, anne arrundel, prince george's county, they will open with a two-o

we'll keep updating the list four for you. you can check the bottom of the screen. back to our live team coverage beginning with sue palka and a first look at the forecast. are you sure you want to look, tony? >> i'm not sure. the easy part for us locally was the snow. certainly a different story at the coast where we continue to watch this massive noreaster which had the strength of a category three hurricane which has a pressure down to 950 million bars. we can show you pictures from there a little bit later. on the back side of it, though, the wind has been absolutely relentless and now tonight we are under a wind chill advisory that will stay in effect until noon tomorrow because wind chills overnight could be as cold as 15-degrees blow zero. we also have wind chill warnings out in the mountains. they could be as cold as 25-degrees blow zero even colder. temperatures, everybody is already into the teens. we are hea

single digits tonight, but those winds are still gusty so really this becomes about the wind chill tonight. still getting gusts at 28. reagan national peak wind gust was 49. look at everybody picking up these gusts in the 20 #-s and 30s. what does that do to our wind chill, shields your eyes, that's where i was going with that, four degrees here in d.c. two blow w blow. nine blow in hazes towrntion westminster, four degrees blow diseer on. we are headed for single digits and about 11-degrees in the city. what should you be ready for tomorrow morning. the 7 a.m. wind chill prediction seven blow . eleven blow in manassas. fifteen blow at gaithersburg, 17 . 13-degrees blow zero in d.c. that is brutal. it will continue throughout the day, but i think the worst of it will be tomorrow morning which makes this the koaldest air we have seen so far this

as late as 6:00 tomorrow we still most everybody with wind chill temperatures blow diseer on. so if you you think it was bad here, take this wind and up it a little bit and then add on about a foot of snow and that's where we sent fox5's kristin leone. why is in t, i hope you are hanging there in frozen rehoboth. you sure do look cold out there. >>reporter: sue, i'm noting why ing to sugar coat it, it is bone chilling, brutally freezing cold so i'm going to be as quick on my end to describe just what's going on. this is what it's looking at around 10:00 obviously tonight. there's not a soul in site. a couple of cars that have passed through, but other than that snow about a foot of snow on the sides. the plows have been around this area . now, as far as the wind chill you mentioned, sue, definitely picking up a notch right now you you could see the flags behind me, my hairas

moving against the wind, but, yeah, that wind definitely makes for a very, very cold night. so like i mentioned before, not a whole lot of people were out and about and quite frankly i don't blame them. we did see one brave soul out here tonight and he told us there was one main reason that he even came out. just listen; there is no other reason to be out here, other than to see if t there is anything else open and make sure that the restaurants and everything are fine. on a normal day, in fact, even if it snows inland it doesn't snow at the beach because the ocean is so warm it usually keeps it away from the beach and we can go down and wonder around and play in the sawbd r sand. when we got to 11 inches of snow on my balcony the puppy has a hard time relieving himself. and there goes that wind again. it just picked up very briefly right now anyway, i'm told that the beach will open at 10:00 tomorrow. p if you do decid

s, just make sure you dress very, very warm out there. that front bite can kick in in seconds and in worst cases hyperthermia. just make sure you stay as warm as possible. it's very, credit cold. for now we are live at row hoab bat beach. stay warm, please. an update to the school closings we told you about at the beginning of the show, prince george's county schools is now closed. we understand originally they were on delay, but they are now closed, prince george's county. now let's head to st. mary's county where several inches of snow kept the plows and the people pretty busy today. many were hard at work clearing roadways and driveways. the gndz kept blowing the snow around. it wasn't all work for some. we talked with a few people who decided to venture out. we got two sleds for my kids. we're going to the hills so they can slide down the slide today. school is out so they're

birth day. happy birthday. thank you so much. >> the focus in st. mary's now swifts to the wind, a wind chill advisory is in effect right now than a it will stay there through noon tomorrow. wind chills can range from five above zero to fence blow. that power ful winter storm that offed month up the coast from florida bringing snow to southern parts of country for the first time in years. in north carolina at least three deghtsz are being blamed on the storm. this may be the fourth. overnight police found a man dead inside a car that was submerged in a canal in surf city much that's about an hour northeast of wilmington, north carolina. and our season ed coastal residents who are used to powerful storms and noreasters aren't really used to the blizzard conditions that have been found out there. that's rare for our state. these troopers have responded to over a thousan

snowstorm started and over 700 of those have been related to automobile collisions. some parts of north carolina got as much as six inches of snow, a winter weather advisory is p in effect for saturday morning. you can get an up to the minute list of school closings and delays plus get weather updates on the fox5 mobile app. the search is on tonight for the gunman who shot somebody in landover. police were called to the scene just before four this afternoon. when officers arrived they found a man shot inside a car along the 300 block of hill road. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition. the motive for the shooting still unclear. for the first time in montgomery, an accused drug dealer is being held responsible for an overdose death and it's apparently becoming more and more common across the cunt

of an ongoing effort by law enforcement to combat the opioid epidemic that's claiming tens of thousand ts of lives. lindsay watts is live with the story. >>reporter: sarah, we're here in mont circuit court where accused drug dealer stephen woods will appear tomorrow. woods is not only charged with selling fentanyl, but also with involuntary manslaughters. it's after police say woods sold to a germantown man who later died of an overdose. we got to take a look at the court documents today. according to police the last text on the victim's phone were to woods. they outlined an alleged drug deal for fentanyl which is up to 50 times stronger than herein. the last text from the victim was about an hour before he died. it read in part thanks for hooking it up, i'll catch you on the other end. this happened over the summer, the man who died dan cotter was 31 years old. i spoke to his father

want on go on camera as this criminal case is still underway just yesterday we found out about a similar case in anne arrundel. police say jacob caldwell was arrested also accused of involuntary manslaughter for allegedly selling a fatal dose of heroin. the man who died is a 28 year old from pasedena. charging drug dealers with manslaughter or murder could put them behind bars for decades. some say it's the right thing to do as the opioid epidemic continues in our country. others point to evidence that this doesn't reduce over deaths and could perhaps discourage a person who provided drugs from calling for help in an overdose scenario. nonetheless, this is certainly something that prosecutors in our area are now looking to and increased penalty for drug dealers and again here at montgomery county courts it's the first time they can remember this happening. we're live in rockville, lindsay watts, fox5 loo. >> well, the coast

getting slammed, the northeast bore the brunt. a live report from atlantic city. lauren demarco is live at dulles airport tonight. lauren. >>reporter: sarah, what a mess the weather has made of things long lines at this hour here at dulles international airport with passengers diverted here. they were trying to head north ment we're going to hear from some of them who saturday on the tarmac for more than four hours, in factor the airline will likely face a penalty in that situation. also ahead, so close, but yet so far. the virginia man who was one number from hitting it big.

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the snow here was measured in inches, but to the north some cities along the east coast are measuring in feet. fox's lauren blanchard is monitoring the lat est in atlantic city. lauren >>reporter: hi, tony, yeah, so here in atlantic city thehi

we're really watching a lot of these snow drifts we're going to have probably two feet in snow drifts, the thing that the snow has pushed out of this area that we're going to watching are these plummeting temperatures. that's going to bring some damaging ice. i'm going to end s it back to you, nice and warm in the studio. thank you, lauren we appreciate it. the winter storm also forced thousands of cancellations and delays at airports nationwide. long lines greeted passengers looking for flights. at chicago 's oh hair airport about 220 flights were canceled at oh hair, another 53 were cancel at chicago's midway, new york's large audience guard what was completely empty. and at boston 's international. accord ing to flight tractor flight aware nearly 1200 flights have already been canceled for tomorrow. a number of flights also diverted to our era. one in particular getting a loft attention after passengers saturday on the tarmac for more than fou

called our news room from inside the plane. fox5's lauren demarco is live at dulles with more on the story tonight. lauren. >>reporter: sarah, i took calls from several passengers. they were also calling the airline 9e told that it is up to the pilot to decide when to allow passengers to exit the plane. this was airline as argentina flight 1300 from bane yoas to new york. when jfk was ,sitting here today, down they were diverted to here. after more than four hours on that tarmac the passengers were finally told that buses were coming to take them to the airport. that they could get off and be herein side . i want to show you some cellphone video from what was going on inside of the plane. we've been on the runway for three hours. do you see a bus? no, where is the bus? she's looking for the bus. where is the bus? you just said you have a bus

>> we have no staff here. the pilot was hoping to keep everyone board so they could take off once jfk reopened, but they decided enough was enough. there were kids on board, a iment thered number of restrooms and they wanted off. it just wasn't right. the pilot wasn't making the proper decisions. the flight was already delayed three hours. we were in the air for 11 and a half hours and then he's going to turn around and fly the plane to jfk. does he have the mental capacity do that at that point in this weather condition. people were scared. they said if the plane was going to take off everybody was going to stand up. we presented them with information that we could see on our phones that jfk was closed until 8:00. at that point they were minute i revolts and then they called the buses in. dulles welcomed the

and pizza, but that wasn't until 7 p.m. after they cleared customs. mind you, the plane landed at noon. many of the travelers then board buses to new york. airports authority spokesman said the airport did encourage the pilot to low passengers to disem barge but ultimately it was his call. the airline will face a penalty. the maximum passengers should spend on the tarmac for an international flight was four hours and they exceeded that. this was one of 19 flights diverted here to dulles today. there's another one that is still dealing with issues. this is man eesh. you were travelling from dough t hamilton health care and you've been diverted here. how long did it take you to get your bags. they took five hours to give us our bags. >> this was after how long of a flight. >> that was 14 hours of flight. q. and now you're waiting to get on a flight to where you need

go. >> yeah. imr dubai, i was flying from india. that was another six, seven hours of flight. exawting for these folks . i hope things get better for you. it has been sometime standing here with everyone. we hope things go better tomorrow. definitely a wrench in the works here, live at dulles international airport, lauren demarco, fox5 local news. >> wow. the entire east coast being affected. thank you, lauren for that report. here's something that's a little bit prettier and all of the delays is the capital wheel and as we look down toward the potomac you can see the reflection in the water absolutely gorgeous even though it's mighty cold down there as well as every where around the region thanks to our photographer. we are saying goodbye as this amazing noreaster as it continues to pull away. of course you know it is going to be all about the cold going forward. but did want to touch on some of these snow

maryland ten inches. clean off the roof of your car if you live in these areas that got the big snow amounts. calloway in southern st. mary's qulownt, 6.3 . ocean city, maryland got eleven inches and here in d.c. we just got brushed by the, less than an inch of snow in d.c. and especially points west. that's how we're doing with snow. the wind again quite a big factor today. five a mile an hour gust s. reagan national, 49. we will stay within disi tonight and really cold. this is massachusetts where not only did they have hurricane force winds and amazing snow totals, but massive flooding. gorchor baker of massachusetts said they had a historic high tide. in other words the highest on record in the state with major flooding in places like sit wet that stopped at 15.6 feet. maine in new hampshire also

the co. they had power out yainls, nantucket had a wind gust. seventy-two. boston most recent snow totals i saw coming in at 13.2. prove dents 13.9 inches. it's just unbelievable what they've been going through there and the many , many water rescues that happened. i had a friend of mine say that her own son's car was i merged in water at a gloucester location where they told everybody to get their cars off the street. parked it at a local high school and then they got a storm surge that caused all kinds of flooding. we are under a wind chill advisory. this will go until noon on mri temperatures tomorrow will feel like five to 15-degrees blow diseer on. tomorrow morning when you wake up we will already be really close to feeling like 15- degrees blow zero. we are going to be staying cole even as we head on into the weekend with single digits in many areas tonight and tomorrow n

well. the coldest air of the season has roled into town. i see a warming trend next week but we'll talk about that a little bit later. >> he has become the face of the net neutrality repeal, why fcc chair acheek pry canceled his trip to the electronic show? las vegas. how the word of words between president trump and steve bannon can erupt into a legal battle. a fitness advisor has some advice how to exercise safely even in this extreme cold, do it indoors. comeed man sarah ticketed event and a will be live with the morning crew and kevin mccarthy has a preview of this sunday's gloalden globes. it all kicks off early tomorrow because of the weather at 4 a.m.

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electronic consumers show. he backed down after reportedly receiving death threats. this comes after the fcc faced major backlash. over to repeal net neutrality. three other fcc commissioners are still expected to attend the conference. it happens in las vegas next week. president trump is threatening to sue former advisor steve ban steve bannon overstatements in a new book entitled fire and furry inside the white house. bannon spoke with michael wolf who wrote the book. president trump didn't want to win the election and bannon told wolf that donald trump's jr. meeting with a group of russians and tree news. the president calls the claims outrageous and completely false he called me a great man last night. he obviously changed his tune pretty quick. thank you

him. i don't talk to him. that's just a misnomer. president trump's personal lawyer says bannon violated confidentiality agreements by speaking with wolf. >> we now know the winner of one of virginia's most contested house of representatives. the state board of elections picked his name out of a bowl today as part of a random drawing to break a tie between yancy and democratic candidate shell i simmons. the drawing comes after a recount and legal battles between the two opponents. republicans hold a majority in the statehouse. simmons could still ask for another recount. coming up next , an overnight millionaire. we'll tell you where in our area a power ball ticket worth a million bucks was sold. using my reading to prevent car crashes. we'll explain how the new technology

if you didn't have the wiping power ball ticket for last night 's drawing don't wor yirks no one else didn't, eitherment the jackpot for saturday now sits at $550 million. the jackpot for tomorrow's mega \million\mills drawing is $418 million. it is the first time both grand prices have been more than $400 million each. and a virginia man is now a millionaire. but he was oh so close to becoming a multi millionaire. tom supplant is his name. he won $1 million in a power drawing last month, but get this he was just one number away from hight the jackpot. he only missed the power ball. he bought the ticket at a 7/eleven in ashburn that store will receive a $10,000 bonus. sup says he will put his winnings towards' tiermt >> teenager shot in montgomery county. why the gunman believes the shooting

news continues right now. this is fox5 local news at 10:30. right now at 10:30, the snow may have stopped falling, but it beer cold is sticking around. then a local man shoots a teen he says was trying too break into his car. fox5 with the latest on the investigation. and a change in pot policy, the move from the doj that could put the brakes on the growing marijuana industry. the news continues right now. we realize some of you have no choice but to go outside tomorrow, but if you could stay inside, do it, because the cold is not going anywhere any time soon. there are more school closings and delays for tomplet you you can see all those scrolling at the bottom of your screen. we didn't get the worst of the snow and wind. it was bad out in row hope at beep. when we large audience at friday we're going to l

so warm yesterday. we may not hit 20-degrees tomorrow. that's the first thing you need to know because the storm that passed us by, that amazing tornado watch easter call it bomb cyclone, call it what you want, it was a historic storm, as strong as a category three hurricane as it worked it's' way up the coast. it's next act is to grab some of the cold air and pull it right back into our reej ofnlt 18- degrees here right now, buffalo is five, boston 25. you can see where the storm is swirling here off the coast. two blow in tornado watch and toe. so much the country is cold but you can really see where we're going to grab the artic air and pull it down into the northeast. that's where the situation is going to be with the storm system pulling in strong winds that gusted as high as 45 and 350 miles an hour and even higher in our area. certainly higher at the coast. that's going to be around tomorrow. when we combine it, the wind gusts with the cold temperatures we're going to have

zero which is why a wind advisory is in effect until tomorrow. gusts to 28 here in d.c. new york city still getting gusts at 33. boston at 41. birmingham 36 and pittsburgh 23. mighty cold out there tonight. we already see wind chill temperatures that are very cold and wanted to show you that those wind gusts don't get much better during the day tomorrow. they're going to stay up and into the mid 20s. as we go through our friday even as late as 5:00 we still have strong winds bringing our wind chills blow zero. it's probably not until sometime as we work our way through friday night and until saturday afnl that we see winds getting a little bit better. that means the wind chills are going to stay blow zero even as we head on into saturday. the weekend looks very cold. we'll talk more about what you can expect for the yind coming up in just a little bit. just a week apart tw

situations in two different places the alleged bad guys shot by the victims. the latest out of montgomery county. marina maracco now in the news room with new details. >>reporter: murnt police responded to several break-ins in a silver springs neighborhood . there they were flagged down by a resident who says fired several gunshots. officers received reports of an 18 year old shot in the leg. police determined he and two other teenagers were the suspect s who had been shot at during the alleged break-in. the juveniles had been charged with theft. he's expected to face charges once he's release from the hospital. once the resident's action warranted and could that person also face charges? as far as maryland go es, you have a right to defense yourself, but you also have to weigh that right versus, you know, what crime is being committed. if you are being placed in body hm.

always something that a we're looking at to see exactly what transpired in this case to see if any charges may be appropriate against the resident who fired the shot. just last week a similar scene played out in prince george's county. several suspects attempted to break into a car parked in a driveway on slieg oh parkway in hyattsville. police believe the resident there fired several shots from inside the home down to the driveway killing one of the suspects. police recovered surveillance video from that home which they say the suspect 's actions before the shooting. prince george's county police have yet to announce if charges against that resident will be nield in that case. the trump administration just issued new guidelines to federal prosecutors making it easier for them to go after marijuana users and sellers in states where it's legal. fox news correspondent garret ten any has more. >>reporter: attorney general jeff session has a long history of opposing pot leelization and on thursday he took a shot acro t

marijuana history by reversing an obama policy allowing marijuana markets to yoarnt in states where it's legal. it comes a little more than a month after sessions saying he was taking a hard look at policy and its legal implications. the use of marijuana is debt requirement alan we should not give encouragement in any way to it. the new policy drew immediate condemnation from a number of people including garner who says sessions promised him that it would not be a priority. the conversation we had that was specifically about this issue of state's rights in colorado until he lives up to that commitment i will be holding all nominations to the department of justice. the move also comes just four days after california launched the world's biggest legal marijuana market and the new policy could have significant economic impacts by injecting uncertainty into an industry that's already

apprehensive about what the doj might do when it comes to legal pot. critics also point out that back in 2016 then candidate donald trump said he believed marijuana legalization should be left up to the states. the president's position hasn't changed but he does strongly believe that we have to enforce federal law. doj officials tell fox news that the attorney general is unleashing prosecutors but is stopping short of ordinarying them to bring more marijuana cases. in washington, i'm garret ten initial fox news. >> new york governor andrew como is gearing up with a show down with the president challenging you the new gop tax law. he say s it could hurt those with high stackses like new york. double taxation that not only violates states' rights. he said he also plans to launch a campaign to repeal and replace the tax law. >> next at 10:30 new technology that could prevent car crashes. it involves reading your

i'll tell you how it works coming up after the break. snow might be falling, but so are the records on wall street. the do you closing about 25,000 forth first time ever. the seventh 1,000 point mileage stone since donald trump was first elected president. and the massive winter storm, companies making things like snowplows, salt spread ers, they all saw some pretty big gains. it looks like companies closed out 2017 with a bang according to a key sowf a, businesses added 2,350,000 new jobs in december. the most we've seen in nine months. the government's employment report is due out on friday morning. it is getting a little l cheaper to buy a home, at least to start the new year, a 30-year fixed rate mortgage dropping a little bit, now at 3.95 percent. it looks like the pig i banks are getting stuffed. a new report from bruise ter money saying the kids are averaging more than $450 annually in allowance, 8.75 a week.

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>> a health warning tonight for an item that you may have in your refrigerator. con up scoo er reports is urging people to avoid eating romaine let us until health officials get to the bomb off an outbreak of an e coli. it has killed one person and made 60 others sick. they did report the outbreak last month saying it sickened people in more than a dozen states including virginia. some trouble in pair daze for dating website e harmony. it is being forced to pull some ads a

leaders in britain are saying it is being misleading. regulator say there is not enough evidence to justify the claims. e harmony tried to back it up, but advertise ting watch dogs say it's not enough. if you're upset your holiday vacation is over, big shot you're not alone psychologists say the contrast between work and play leave a lot of people feeling down when it comes to the holiday than s. there are some ways to start feeling better. chart with co-workers, taking a short walk around the room. >> you did nissan is working on a system that could read your mind to try and prevent car crashes. it is using brain waive sensors to predict the driver's next move. it requires the driver to wear a

that measures brain waive actually. nissan is set to un veil and test the technology at the consumer electronics show next week in las vegas. >> not everyone is upset over the snow and the bitter cold temperatures out there. students from tacoma park middle school made the most of it by ice skating at the ice kateing ring. meanwhile more students that are happy not to be here, the georgetown swim and diving team. that's because they are in bermuda. they do their annual training trip there. they got there two days ago, they said it's a little rainy, but anything felt good compared to d.c. we were all work up by the wind. we were a little worried but we woke up to beautiful sunny skies. back if d.c. where we don't get a whole lot of snow they're getting quite a bit. we're really pleased to be in shorts today ass and swimming outside as opposed to be being

in d.c. right now 65-degrees in bermuda. that looks so beautiful. i'll bet you they had some pretty big surf with this thing going by. we were of course just brushed by the. that god. i'm going to show you some of the snow totals else wrvment it's not just snow, it's the brutal hur contain force winds. you saw up through new england, massachusetts hit hard as well. if all we had was our one inch of no. east of 95 you definitely got more. we got off easy compared to the delmarva and the coast as we expected last night. 17-degrees out there right now you you know most places will not top 20 greece tomorrow. it's all about the cold going forward. before we go forward let's check some of the numbers. how about atlantic city getting over 14 inches. philadelphia getting four inches. they were probably relieved about that. bosn,

13.2. virginia beach 12.2, central park in new york city, 9.8 inches and all that snow is blowing and drifting because everybody is experiencing these big winds and the bitter wind chills that will be around for the next two days. the wins are going to take until sometime saturday before they settle down . overnight our actual air temperature heads for single digits to about # # degrees here in d.c. we're already at 17. razz we look towards the even it's definitely going to be cold , but it's also going to be dry. one other thing that we want to flag you to. we're watching the possibility of a little bit of an icy mix. a combination of freezing rain and sleet that should change over to rain, but you know the situations, some times it takes all day to happen. there might be some icy spots that we have to watch out for on monday. we'll get more into the forecast in a moment and i'll tell you where it's coming from. it won't be coming from this big system, a historic noreaster that deepened

the low pressure of a category three hurricane. it was dropping sometimes at the rate of two or 3 millimeters per mirl bar. they wanted to find out why it had this explosive development. the models picked up on it. now it's all about the cold. it's in the teens in new york, pittsburgh five. it's # in detroit, four in chicago. plenty of company when it comes to the artic air. we're all going to be under it for a while . these winds just don't want to give up the ghost, either. still getting gusts at 38 to 31 at leonardtown, over toward the eastern shore 40, cambridge bridge, a very difficult night to be out. that gives us wind chill temperatures in many locations especially north of d.c. that are already blow zero. five blow martinsburg and winchester. nine degrees blow zero in hagerstown. two blow in baltimore. overnight low

for the single disij its way down to 11. that's the only place in the low teens overnight in d.c. we want to get you ready for the wind chill. 8 a.m. wind chill temperatures are going to be very difficult to teavment 13 blow for d.c. as colas 20 and 21 blow, maybe even 25 blow zero as we get out to higher elevations, frederick, hagerstown to quum beer land. by k-67 it's a little better in the wind chill temperature. most places will be falling down through the teens to single digits tomorrow night. we even think d.c. drops to single disij its. if you're heading out friday night you'll need the layers because the wind chills will not be cooperating with your plans and even saturday morning once again the too cold est mornings of the season, tomorrow morning and saturday morning in terms of these wind chill temperatures that will once again be plunging as cold as 20-degrees blow zero from northwest to southeast. even saturday evening while wind chills are better, they're

weekend while it does get better it's still cold. single digits to start days and then very cold afternoons. it looks like we'll only be about 19-degrees on saturday as we look at our weekend forecast and 25-degrees on saturday which should feel better. i mentioned the messy mix because we will have cold air that a will try to come in. we can some sometimes get freez ing rain or sleet. we think there might be a little lingering mix on tuesday, but tuesday's temperature a site for sore eyes, 44-degrees. we still have to get through this week and the weekend. >> thank you, sue, hard lamb globetrotters surprising a little girl who was a victim of the wild fires. she lost her prosthetic legs when fires destroyed her family's home. look at

got new legs and now lilly and her mom are yog going to join the team on january 13. this christmas tree caught a lot of attention in silver springs when it was lit back in november. it was disek rated with bicycles that were lit up in all kinds of different colors. and the tree itself was powered by 12 city share bikes and a wind turbine on top. people passing by were encouraged to take a turn to help keep the tree lit for hours . now it's time for all the bikes on the tree to go to families in need. the organization a wider circle is in charge of the donation. they're a grass roots organization helping struggling families fur their homes. they tell us all the bikes are in great condition and will go to families who need them h. we'll get to see the faces of these kids and these moms as they receive the bikes. i know wait will mean to them and that's why we're so proud and actually greatful to the peterson company . for these families, the holidays may have passe

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>> i just want to be where i'm wanted. we like you here, brody . it's not about the money . i'm on a one-year deal every year. these are the quotes we've heard from kirk cousins over and over again when any of us in the media or probably fans started asking him about his free agency. he will answer questions for over two hours with fox5 a's grant paulsen and supposedly he'll be more candid than he'll shall in the press conference. xyon charity

in wins and losses why keep him and gruden. even against horrible teams, he loses too often. why keep him. if he gets release should he not be upset. not a kirk cousins fan. would it be weird brad son wearing your number. how special is that record to you? this one is a little more positive. there weren't a lft him. bryce watson tweeted does he truly feel disrespected by this team/ownership/fan base because i know many fans that would love to have him back. we'll learn a lot more tomorrow t at that event. the daughter of former redskins owner jack cookies facing assault charges after she allegedly hit a man in the head with a glass purse on new year's eve and then yelled racial epithets at him. she is being investigated for

crime. okay. and then this is the best -- probably the best event of the capital's year. the caps casino nievment it's like my dad always said, what makes everything better, gambling and rum. that also go es for charity. they have raised over $1.8 million over the years with this event and really for the players it's all about getting to get to know the fans. also do it in an environment that's kind of relax ed and you get to gamble and just have fun, you know. how committed are you to your team? so much that you would eat this teal burger? that's the question jack wars fans are asking themselves this weekend as the team has unvailed a sption teal menu. teal hell. delaware north is going to bring teal to the beers,

burger buns and ice cream. i'm going to go a no. a number of years ago they did a tud did i and they said the most un appetizing color of food is blue and i can see that there. also the toilet bolus blue. this menu brought to you by 2,000 blurbs. thank you, brody they skilled the smoifs for that , actually. coming up at # one, how a simple mistake is pay ing off for one women for the next 20 years. why the pilot re fused to let them off the plane. those stories and more next at 11. ♪ ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it.

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>> this is fox5 local news at 11 . right now at 11, the east coast slammed with snow by this huge noreaster with hurricane force winds and

about the artic air that is going to get pulled in behind it . i'll have your forecast. we've been sitting on a runway for four hours. frustration at dulles airport as the winter storm impacts thousands of flights nationwide. plus, a local swath team caught on camera in action. and why the f cc chair had to abruptly cancel his travel plans. your news starts now. we begin with the winter blast that has rocked the northeast. here in the d.c. area we escape the brunt of the snow, but not the brought cli cold temperatures up to our north it is a different story. the massive storm dumped as much as 17 inches of snow in some areas. it has also unleashed hurricane force winds and historic flooding in massachusetts. at least five people have died in storm- related crashes. more than 100,000 homes and businesses lost power at some point today. and the airlines canceled or delayed thousands of