. right now at 10:00, light ice, freezing rain and sleet blanket the dmv. when we'll see a warmup. shocking. one person hurt, several fam families displayed after an suv slams into a montgomery county amendment building, live at the scene to assess the damage a man beaten bound and his home set on fire, an arrest in a southeast dc arson. plus the link between the victim and the suspect. then electronic disconnect? the latest push to get kids to put their mobile devices down. the news at 10:00 starts right now. of course, the weather is our big story at 10:00, a

bag of ice, freezing rain and sleet made for a tricky commute. the worst is over >> while the major roadways are clear, side streets and walk withes could be slippery. you want to be careful. there are already a number of school delays tomorrow. schools in fairfax county, loud, prince william, spotsylvania and stafford county as well as montgomery county maryland, will open on a two-hour delay, check the bomb of your screen for an updated list cori coffin is live way look at road conditions. we begin with the forecast and sue palka. >> tony and sarah, as you said, the worst is over, in terms of the rain is pretty much pulling out. i got it in motion for last six hours, we have rain and also that pinkish color you see there, that's how the radar shows us sleet and freezing rain. and as you can see, it is pulling on out. if there's anything left tonight, it's probably just the lightest of drizzle or mist and even that will be ending if you're still getting a little of

a closer look at radar, most rain pushed over to the eastern shore. the damage is somewhat done, we have heard from so many of you vee social media that your sidewalk, front step, driveway, cars have a slight glaze of ice, it's a trace to maybe a few hundreds of an inch because the pavement has been so cold for so long we found things getting able to ice up with temperatures like, these it's warmer now than all day in dc, i'll show you why in a moment. a lot of places are near or above freezing, winchester 39, culpeper 38, cumberland 43. south and east of dc not as much, but you get north and the sidewalks are slick. warm tonight and is this going to get rid of the ice for morning? not necessarily. we're warming up because we have a south wind and it will be a

thaw is going to get underway, unfortunately later tonight, while we're rising now for a little while we got a weak front that will come through and that will help temperatures fall and we refreeze. we may drop to 27 or 32 even here in the dc area and that means patchy ice for a couple hours tomorrow morning, possibly so you have to watch your step. i'll tell you what. we have had team coverage on this all day long and we'll continue right now with fox 5 cori coffin, she's in burtonville. you've been looking around. burtonville was an area that got pretty good sleet. how are things right now? >> we're seeing the freezing over of the sidewalks and some of the more rural streets, it's exactly like you said, kind of hard to tell because at some point feels quite warm or a maybe you walk and a particular area you walk is fine and in that next moment, you're stepping on a sheet of ice and it's quite slippery. we've seen a couple of

deal with that tonight. and we've been through the montgomery county we've been over to gaithersburg, columbia. and we were off 29, we were near the substation where the maryland department of transportation state highway steaks had their trucks loaded up with salt. we were just behind a salt truck as we spoke, we saw a lot of them treating those roads, they're out now in full force. it's a busy night. they will be out around the clock, but of course, as we talked about, they can't treat everywhere, the sidewalks, some of the more smaller neighborhood streets, those are the streets that will be dealing with it. as we mentioned we saw folks walking from store to store from their car, trying to kind of make do, kind of hold each other's arms not to slip, that sort of thing and you know, the residents we spoke to say they kind of do take it in stride. no pun intended still with the black ice especially you have to be careful. >> i'm worried about black ice

>> i live in an apartment complex down here. the sidewalks are black ice >> as she mentioned they're going slow. of course, with all of these, hopefully you can see kind of the side picture of what we're seeing, there is always an increase of chance for accidents to happen, and we'll be monitoring that because of the chances of it for the whole night throughout the whole night rather for several more hours. so in that case, of course, not only do you need to go extra slow you need to keep extra room in case you do find yourself slipping or skidding on the ice's and with the salt trucks right now, give them plenty of room to work as well. we know that not only maryland department of transportation and the department of transporting all of their crews around the clock until they start to see the thawing temperature tomorrow. sending it back to you guys in the studio don't forget you can track winter

fox5dc.com and you can get up to the minutes school closings and delays and breaking weather alerts. the problem we've seen a lot this winter, a chimney fire damaging a home and this time it happened at a house on fly wheel court in columbia. firefighters tell us the fire broke out in a chimney and flames shot through the attic. the house was badly damaged and the family looking for another place to stay. meanwhile, developing now, in montgomery county, it is a rough night for some folks in bethesda an suv crashed into an apartment building, no one seriously hurt, self units badly damaged and left a bunch of residents in the cold. marina marraco is live in bethesda with more. marina? >> reporter: you can see why these units are condemned. of you see this gaping hold on the ground level. a car careened io

living room a family of five inside. the woman who lives in there, she was too shook up to go on camera but she said she had just stepped into the kitchen, she thought it was an earthquake and she saw the car lights and realized exactly what had happen. i will show you out here, there's a road just behind me here in montgomery county police say the woman in that suv was traveling up this road in a form that potentially obscuring the break and the accelerator. she could not discern between the pedals, she panicked and that's like what will led her to drive into the wall. you'll see the inside of the house a picture taken by montgomery county firefighters. building inspectors as well as montgomery county came out. checked out this building, unfortunately they have deemed all units here as unsafe and this families have, looking for a place to stay tonight. the

the nightmare said she thought it was an earthquake >> we heard a really loud crash and just my whole kitchen table just moved. and i thought it might be an earthquake or something at the beginning, then it was just momently and it stopped, but i was startled and wondering what it is and i had no idea that a car came through the wall and we can feel it all the way there. outside four apartments. >> montgomery county saying that they're working on their condition. red, blue alert that means they've got an increased volume of calls coming into the 911 call center and for now, ems all the ambulances are tropical storm nating patients to the nearest hospital to get crews off the road which are icy and to also get to the next call quicker. they're saying the number of calls are mainly for car wrecks as well as for slip and

live in montgomery county marina marraco fox 5 local news a home in bethesda where a man was killed in a mysterious fire last september may soon be demolished. ordered the home be torn down, authorities say tunnels built underneath the home while making the home unstable. the home's owner david beck with is appealing the order. after the fire broke out, his body was found in one of the underground tunnels. still unclear how he died or what started that fire. a montgomery county school employee is behind bars charged with possessing and destructing child pornography. 30-year-old shawn kelly is a part-time lunch aid and a local day care worker placed on administrative leave. in july, national center for missing and exploited children noticed suspicious activity involving child porn from a computer at kelly's home in silver springs. police tracked the address and

>> it makes me worried. worries me. especially with them -- i have a 10-year-old, in fifth grade. with him being so much older. he kind of understands what's going on. >> investigators say the pornographic images did not show any pictures of montgomery county students. in the district, a child was electorated at simon elementary school. officials tell us the student was shot by an unplugged computer. that student was taken to the hospital. right now, their condition is unknown. in statement, school officials say, quote, the safety of our students is critical to dc public schools. we follow protocol in cases like this one to act swiftly and appropriately. an investigation is underway. new details are merging about the accidental death of a walt whitman high school student. police found the body in a wooded area of bethesda last month. investigators say he was at a suspected under age drinking part t

detectives found a bottle of vodka near the teen's body and two fake ids from pens's no charges will be filed against the homeowners where the party was held, who told officers they had no idea alcohol was being served an update in the prince george's county grade fixing scandal. the steps maryland governor larry hogan is taking to resolve the issue. a distinction, where dc ranks among the top 50 cities with bed bugs. fox 5 lindsay watts is live in georgetown. lindsay, what are you working on. >> reporter: if you have kids in your life you know how difficult it can be to get them to look up from their phones and other gadgets. now there's a new push to try to get technology companies like apple to try to combat the addiction. back after this. back after this.

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two. on the annual ranking of the top cities, dc came in second to baltimore while chicago took nuke three spot, the ranking includes the results of tests on both residential and commercial buildings. according to the national management association, bed bugs are most commonly found in apartments, single family homes and hotels. now to a fox 5 follow-up on the grade fixing scandal in prince george's county. public schools. it's a story we broke here on fox 5 last june. today, we're learning governor larry hogan has had enough of what has happened in prince george's county schools and other jurisdictions. the maryland governor said he wants to create a special unit within the state education department that will investigate complaints of wrongdoing. he said the lack of accountability will not be to my tolerated >> if you're a parent you know how tough it can be a pry your child's smart phone or tablet away. two major investigators

and help. they say apple needs to do nor prevent smart phone addiction among kids. lindsay watts is live at the apple store in georgetown lindsay? >> tony, of course, it's not just kids who are addicted to their phones and other devices. adults are just as guilty. this apple store here was busy up until closing time. the issue though, that these investigators are raising is that research shown being glued to a screen is especially bad for kids as they're developing and can impact mental and health the letters from investigators who say they represent buy $2 billion in apple shares, apple needs to work with researchers and do its own research on the impacts smart phones and device have on kids. another idea was making iphone settings specifically for children that give parents more control over things like time limits and social media opts, basically the letter is urging apple be more proactive and involved in

the letter cites research including a study that shows there's a higher risk of suicide and depression for young people who spend hour as day on devices. people we spoke to do agree more needs to be done. they have seen this addiction first hand. >> they're also stuck to it. i can never get their attention, my little brother, dinner is ready, he's like ten minutes later, i go upstairs and he's glued to the tablet >> this mostly can be fixed in the the home where parents kind of everybody put their phones down >> when i was growing up we didn't have the technology, i went outside and go play and learned things a different way. it's very important. >> reporter: so i think there is agreement that this is definitely important. you heard that one mother, who believes this starts in the home. she said apple could certainly use the money, influence, to

to do more but she believes this really lies with parents. we're live in georgetown lindsay watts. fox 5 local news. all right. it's not too bad outside. if you think about where we were at a couple of days ago >> we've been in the deep freeze so long, that's contributed to why we saw ice build-up with temperatures above freezing. it's been a glaze and that's all it takes. i heard one of our reporters say the number one call they were get wind gust slip and falls. so the main roads appear to be in pretty good shape and there was so much treatment on them from last thursday that you know, you see clouds of salt on the road >> you could barely see the markings on the road. >> so main roads did well. we got through the evening commute. let's hope morning commute goes as well. because we do know this little glaze ice has accumulated on sidewalks, on cars, and on front steps on your driveways, so be careful. but yes, the pavement has been

we're about do something about that. but thought i would show you a stat, because it's been so unusual for us to spend so many day below 32 degrees typically, in one winter, we might have nine days in which we don't break 32. we've had ten so far this year, and today, we actually have 39 degrees last hour. that is the warmest we've been since december 26th. amazing, warmest day of the month so far. we're ending a stretch a long cold stretch, the longist since 1961, i love this tweet who is tweeting dulles district. i got home at 7:00, roads fine until i got to my cul-de-sac, which has a pronounced downhill slope to it. he slid the entire way down the hill. even with the brake on. now, tomorrow, we're going to be begin or january thaw. unfortunately because there is still a little bit of glaze around, we want to remind you that there could still be slick spots for a couple of hours post sunrise tomorrow morning. the rain pretty much out of

is very light pushing across the bay over to the eastern shore. if there's drizzle left or a little bit of mist, that should be ending by midnight and that does not show up on radar very well. so you can watch that pulling away most of the areas it's touching temperatures come pretty far up. we actually updated the temperature here to 37 now. and you can see as we look north and west, it's not terribly cold with behind the cool front that's going to cross us. but again, in many areas we're either near freezing or starting to drop just a little bit, although quantico 41, annapolis 40, from the south wind we have but even at this, we're going to go see temperatures dropping likely below freezing in many areas, and that's why we want to caution you to watch your step in the morning. 32 is where we should drop to even in dc, which is a lot better than it has been but still promotes the possibility of a little slipping here and there. 27 frederick, dulles and manassas, 31, an

for leonardtown. as we look at your day tomorrow, again, maybe a little bit of slipperiness at 8:00 with a temperature of 35. but long gone by the time we get to noon, 42 degrees, dry sunny day, really going to be a nice day i think it will lift spirits. and by 4:00, 47, and it should be dry we've got even warmer temperatures on the seven-day forecast, i'll share that with you coming up in a few minutes. sarah? well, most of us are trying to stay inside from the cold. an attraction in minnesota drawing hundreds of people. this ice castle in still water opened to the public overtime weekend. took nearly four weeks to build the 25 million pound ice sculpture. the castle is on a one acre space and it has tunnels, slides, and frozen thrones. at least 100,000 visitors are expected to stop by the season, the operators plan to stay open as long as it stays cold outside >> pretty cool >> it probably will stay cold up there in

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expecting their third child in april. finally a break in the sub breezing temperatures, the news continues now. this is fox 5 local news at 10:30. right now at 10:30 act pan beaten and left tied up in his apartment after it was set on fire. now, dc police have a break in the case. plus developing overseas, amid tensions over nuclear weapons, north and south korea begin talks for the first time in nearly two years. >> man who took a joy ride in a stolen police car is taking down by citizens arrest. at 10:30 starts now. off the top the forecast, a mix of ice, freezing rain and sleet makes for a tricky evening commute >> more cold temps overnight, there's the potential for slip surface, cori coffin is on the road to check the condition >> we're seeing freezing out here. we've

and montgomery county through gaithersburg, through columbia, let's take a look at some able to see earlier. this is with the maryland department of transportation's state highway administration's one of their substations as they were loading crews up. getting them ready to salt trucks are out. they have been out now. for about an hour. and they say they will be out throughout the night. rotating shifts to make sure they have the main roads salted, ready to go and treated. the other roads, the smaller roads, neighborhood roads, rural roads and sidewalks do remain a concern, they're a safety concern. of so make sure you're careful out here, we seen many people slipping and sliding. it's sure to get worse throughout the night. as far as driving goes, when you're out driving, even if you think you might be safe, just give yourself extra distance, we even got a salt truck in front of us now and you want to give them a wide berth and be

treat the roads. keep it safe out there, guys. details emerging about the accidental of a high school students suspected under age drinking party the night he died. a bottle of vodka and two fake ids, but there won't be charges filed against the homeowners. they said they had no idea alcohol was being served. an suv crashed into an apartment building, several units were badly damaged. that left a bunch of people in the cold, the red cross is helping out. police are still investigating this crash developing here in the district, man is under arrest for beating and tying up a 68-year-old man last month in southeast and setting that man's apartment on fire. . the victim survived and is home from the hospital you recovering. fox 5 evan lambert is southeast with new details. evan? >> reporter: sarah,

say the suspect is 46-year-old shawn parker turns out he is the ex-boyfriend of one of the victim's daughters. we talked to another of the victims' daughter this afternoon. gave us this picture of her dad. 68-year-old william wright. this was him as he was getting ready to head home from the hospital. that was on christmas eve. now, you're looking at video of the scene on december 4th when police say 46-year-old shawn parker beat and tied up wright then set fire those apartment on 3rd street sweet at the time wright had life-threatening injuries due to smoke inhalation, he's out of the hospital and recovering. according to one of wright's daughters parker is her older sister's ex-boyfriend, the family thinks they were after money and are relieved to know he's in jail >> they got you. and it wasn't ok. we grieved, cried. couldn't

everything. so justice was served by the grace of god. being his time he's still here at 68 he's always been a fighter. >> reporter: and parker will appear before a judge tomorrow morning. in southeast, evan lambert fox 5 local news. president trump causing shock waves throughout the immigrant community announcing he'll end temporary protected status to el salvador, his action could eventually force nearly 200,000 people to leave by sent of last year. about 32,000 el salvador imimmigrants live in the dc region, members of congress are trying to find permanent solutions to restore programs. >> in a very real sense the tps residents have become after thoughts or forgotten thoughts in large part because they've been here so long. it falls on the congress who after some time might have made

probably did not in part because they thought they'd be able to go back but looks like going back is really not an option. >> the status was granted after an earthquake in el salvador some 15 years ago. the president issued a similar order for tens of thousands of people living in the united states from nicaragua what and haiti. lawyers for president trump are anticipating a request for the president's day to talk to special counsel robert mueller as part of the rush probe, there's a discussion on how that would work including possible written responses to questions, instead of a formal sit-down, the legal team reportedly wants to get a clear idea of the categories of question that is would be asked in a statement. the white house legal team are continuing their full cooperation with the office of special counsel to facilitate the earliest possible resolution. in new york city, three people including one firefighter were hurt when a fire broke out at trump tower. heavy smoke could be seen coming from the rooftop of the

officials say the fire broke out in a cooling tower on top of the roof. president trump and his family were not there at the time. . there's a major breakthrough in the relationship between north and south korea. representatives from both sides began talks at the border to talk about how to cooperate during the olympic games. >> reporter: talks aimed at thawing frigid relations between north and south korea are set to start. the first in over two years will be held on the dmz. they hope they go beyond. >> we expect the discussions to focus on mutual interest of improving north/south relations >> he's been talking up closer ties with south. while keeping his missiles trained on

the north trying to drive a wedge between the south and the u.s. or that soul could give away too much. still the pentagon delayed u.s. joint military exercises until after the olympics as requested by the south and president trump recent references to the talks have been generally positive. south korea is opening a channel that could have positive indirect effects to make the easier for the americans to start talking to the north koreans at a senior level >> the caveat for u.s. north korea talks is a has not in nuclear and missile testings from the north. french president visited with chinese president while in beijing >> we exert pressure on pyongyang together so that the regime goes back to the negotiating table who will then show that the notation of collective stewart is credible >> the folks in seoul are simply hoping for more talk and less provocative action in the reach >> i'm

>> i believe communications are necessary for whatever issue and even trump is supporting the issue right now from what i know. >>reporter: kim jong-un's birthday was on monday. in seoul, south korea, graying palka, fox news mit romney apparently underwent surgery for prostate cancer. sources say the treatment was successful. his prognosis is good. the 70-year-old republican is being encouraged to run for the senate seat currently held by orenhatch. dennis takes the first steps for running for ohio governor. filed paperwork indicating plans to join the race. he was elected mayor of cleveland and ran for president in 2004 and 2008. he will join a crowd at democratic field with at least half dozen other candidates. ohio governor john kasich already serve todd

cannot run again. california congressman eddie roys said republicans will not seek reelection. he'll retire after serving out his 13th term. he wants to focus on the urging threats facing our nation, he was first elected in 1992. some of his recent accomplishments include cracking down on the i've retrade and the gop tax cut bill. next at 10:30, man takes a joy ride in a stolen police car >> and his trip included a couple's put it stops, we'll tell you how it was finally stops, first no stopping sue palka. >> i've got good news in the forecast. ready to stop this deep freeze, jim and sarah we know we'll have a couple of tricky hours tomorrow morning while we're waiting for temperatures to come up but they will come up. finally featuring a warmup in the seven-day forecast and we may even be able to top 60 in the next several days. talk about what you can expect ahead.

not break, all the natural disasters slamming u.s. caused $306 billion in damage. all time high. the previous was set back in 2005 when hurricane katrina hit. we do like these record breakers the nasdaq and s & p 500 finishing at all times highs with the dow ending just below its record. things not going so well for go pro, shares of the camera maker plunging after announcing plans to cut 20's percent permission of work force amid weak sales. the company also planning to ground its drone business, it was having trouble taking off. apple stock dipping a bit after two of its biggest share aholders urged the company to protect children in what they call smart phone addiction. they want apple to offer thing like new software that would help parents control and limit their kids' phone use. that's business, i'm david asman.

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take a look at jfk airport. terminal officials hope to reunite passengers with lost baggage by tomorrow morning. >> u.s. customs and board protocol officers seeding tens of thousands of dollars worth of air jordans. they recently arrived at dulles international. there were reportedly 400 pairs of jordans and seven packages that were set to be shipped to alexandria. the retail value if they were authentic would be about $54,000. check this one out. a guy caught taking a joy ride in a stolen police

this happened in sacramento. the suspect wouldn't have been caught except for be aedes of a good samaritan. a guy bay the name of chris mar san spotted it and followed the vehicle. at one point he stopped at a liquor store that's when he moved to to make a citizens arrest. >> he gets on the ground, complies and he's like ok, you got me >> mar san called police while following the driver. the officers showed up. took the guy into custody. he's facing a host of charges, no word if he paid for the >> i'm surprised he complied. >> depends how much of that 40 he's consumed. freezing temps an broken sprinkler system in chicago led to a fire escape coated in ice. part of the street below is even closed off. they say they're afraid falling ice could injure someone. it's unclear when the street will reopen but temperatures are creeping back up there. thankfully. of

been frozen in time. felt that way. but now the thaw is about to begin. we still have tomorrow morning, most of the commute will be ok. a lot of schools have done the two-hour delay. sidewalks are so icy. the wet spots will likely be icy again in the morning but it won't last long, i'm telling you by the time we get to maybe 10:00 some places will be nearly 40. so we're coming out of this deep freeze, and we're going to be able to take it easy on this seven-day forecast i still do have colder numbers by the time we get to early next week. and maybe even on sunday. let's enjoy what's ahead because while we do have the glaze of ice on sidewalks we know it will be slippery for some of you might need a little scraping in the car if you got an early commute for the windshield but it's a welcome warmup that begins tomorrow afternoon and the t

getting into the mid 40's. we got rain in the forecast as well. not snow but rain, not freezing rain, just plain old rain and it may come with 60 degree temperatures, that is also on the seven-day forecast. after that drain r rainy system goes by, the 60's in sight on friday, then a little bit of a cold shot after the rain moves on out of the area. let's get you ready for tomorrow morning. definitely watching for morning slick spots because we will be cold overnight. now that the precipitation is moved on out. we might have mist or drizzle. that's about it. temperatures will be heading back down into the low 30's if not upper 20's, but afternoon recovers as high pressure tries to slip off the coast. we'll see temperatures heading for the 40's and lots of sunshine. for tonight be rain is gone be 32 for the city. we're not that cold now in fact it's still about 37 degrees but we'll see if it drops a little bit at 11:00. icy spots unfortunately remain because the pavement has been so cold for so many

will colder than the air temperature, tomorrow 47, winds out of the northwest at five to ten, warm and sunnier day. and the first day we've been above average in i don't know how long probably before christmas, look at everything in motion, the pink shows us where we had the mix of freezing rain and sleet and now it's all rain as it pushes again continuing to the south and east we'll show you that the nearest rain just exiting st. mary's county. we still have showers also of rain over on the eastern shore. everything will be gone by morning. check of temperatures, we're at 36, so we did get up to about 39 degrees and dropped off a little bit to 36, gaithersburg, 33. nice to see that i was not everybody is above freezing especially south where you didn't have as much of a build-up about the temperatures slopped slowly pavement temperatures everywhere have been cold enough to promote the little bit of glaze we encourage you to watch your step again tomorrow morning. this is helping. southwest winds tonight at nine miles an hour. bringing in

warmer air, we still expect in touch cold air to be around to see temperature drop to 32 in dc. maybe as cold as the mid and upper 20's in some suburbs. planning your day, we expect it to be a little bit slippery at 8:00 in the morning, 35, lots of sunshine, but as early as noon, 42 degrees. by 4:00, 47, and the day should be dry. check of some other temperatures around the region. 45 leonardtown, 44 gaithersburg and quantico, 47 manassas and fredericksburg, maybe 49 as we get out to culpeper. a break from the cold is in the forecast. and badly needed rain also coming's we think that pattern will really warm up thursday into friday with friday being the warmest day, maybe near 63, a frontal boundary means we'll get rain, so we're a little bit unsettled a late shower on thursday, rainy friday and then maybe a lingering shower emergency room saturday morning, let me show you that the seven-day forecast. saturday may feature a couple of showers but 53

so we start out the weekend on a mild note but then the bottom drops out for sunday. cold again with clouds around. but again, it will be cooler as we go through the day monday, mlk day, 34, we expect that to be a rather chilly day but a nice run-up to a little bit of a split decision weekend in the cold department coming your way. jim, over to you. getting fit is one of the most popular and most broken new year's resolutions. but experts say may not be entirely your fault. a new wallet hub study. seattle san francisco and san diego were named the three best cities for weight loss, mississippi, louisiana and newark new jersey all came in the the bottom. if you need an excuse, move to newark. >> apparently. obesity kind of going along with this is a major public health problem around the world there could soon be an

researchers in texas say they found a drug should or should not rinks fat and significantly reduces body weight and blood cholesterol. mice had their cells shrink 30% and 7% reduction in body weight. >> i feel like a development like that at least once every other month. next at 10:30 act former google engineer who wrote a controversial internal memo is suing >> he claims google unfairly discriminates against white men. we'll have details on the lawsuit next. lawsuit next.

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discriminates against white men. google said it fired him back in august for violating its code of conduct. in statement the company said, quote we look forward to defending against mr. demore's lawsuit in court. if you like gadgets, you might like what amazon is about to roll up. ics which makes smart glassings but you need alexa to make the work. you can have alexa project directions, restaurant menu, weather reports, sports scores r oh other alerts. we're told you can still even see your surroundings even while wearing the glasses. google tried it and it didn't work. >> duncan donuts, it is making a major switch in the new year. the company will no longer use artificial dies in its doughnutses. it will replace the official coloring with fruit juices and other extracts. medical studies linked if i do dies to hyper activities and other behavioral problems. duncan donuts is hoping the customers will embrace the

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shelves on january 1st. the news at 11:00 begins now. this is fox 5 local news at 11:00. right now at 11:00, watch your step in the morning when you head out, a light glaze of ice produced in many areas, especially sidewalks. your front step and that driveway. i'll let you know what to expect the rest of tuesday. several people forced out of homes after a scary crash. new details about what happened. and are your kids addicted to their gadgets? the new warning what the effects of too much screen time for youngsters, the news starts now. well, we begin with the winter weather, we want you to be careful out there. sidewalks and some roads are covered in ice. several school system announced they're on a two-hour delay. they include fairfax county, prince william, loud, stafford and spotsylvania counties in virginia, as