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i like the traditional stuff, i like museums monuments. i love limeston >> anything you hate about dc. >> the circles are a little annoying. >> so i think the traffic circle seinfeldld have been a episode if it was based here. tis event helps raise money for arrograms sponsored by the kennedy center in schools all across the country including here in dc region. 2.2 million dollars has been raised tonight. lauren and marina, the event that's going on right now, it's ju being tape if you'd like to watch it, it's going to be airing next month o. back to you. >> lindsay, it's got to feel a little surreal. we can hear your voice echoing in the big with such big event going on. how does it feel being there. >> hopefully nobody can hear me. completely empty. hard to belie everyone is beyond the doors over there. packed concert hall b just me

out here for now. >> well g entertained wood comedy. >> so iconic with elaine. great jobn getting that i there and dc ties. great to see her doing well aftere battl with breast cancer. >> and local o.girl, >> thank you, lindsay. >> live from theennedy center. >> all ght. in onews, take th ais, scary little moments foa pup, a dog rescued from hvac duct in fairfax county. video here showing the firefighters pulling the dog out. w nod on how the little guy got stuck in a duct like that.bu t firefighter his to cut a hole in the ceiling to get him out. looks like he's. doing ok >> coming a c clemson students home coming party and then the floor tonight studentgas whowa werey all went. down >> plus what happened to allison thresher, the montgomery county woman has been missing for nearly two decades. we're going to take a closer look at the case with debut of

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. [cheers and plapse]. a party appximate near clemson university last night turned into momts of terror after the floor collapsed beneath people injuring at least 30. it happened at apartment clubhouse near the school and cell phone t videot you're seeing shows people falling through the floor onto the said sensation where everybody was jumping. next thing you know i'm jumping. i had my hands up in the air,no see feeling myself falling likes th. i waked up. i blacked out. see girls everywhere blood all over theace and everything like that. >> according to police there were no life-threatening

esinju home coming party at clubhouse. clemson university will provide counseling services for any ter. >> local coffee shop in a fredericksburg virgi is asking for help stole its scare crow from out front. surveillance video shows the crimehere. it happened outside the downtown coffee shop aro.md 2. last tuesday. though they a police p say even reporty the do not plan on pressing chs.ndttgeback. one of employees had to let them use person cloalth aesnd stuff to. comen be better. >> do better. >> picture of scare crow aeady wearing gloves >> good point. >> definitely chilly out there.. yeah, gwen, luckily no rain or anything like that. it is >> it is very cold.

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tonight as i mentioned it is t goingo be cold. 34 at quantico. 38 in the city. 31 only at manassas. 32 culpepers. 33 at winchest 32 at frederick and 39 at lo at 24-hour temperature change from last night this hour to right now. and we're anywhere from 6 to 24 degrees colder than we west yeday.so ries and warnings we had a freeze warni in effect. includes louden warren, culpeper. lighter colorst fro expect it ornight tonight and early tomorrow morning in many of our neighborhoods. any typee of vegetation outsiensible or harmed make sure you protect it. really really cold conditions. here's look at next couple of daysback up a little bit in revg it'sng to get a little waer on tuesday. seven-day forecast coming up in just a bit. back to you. question.rs almost of a >> for my mother, i need the

whole truth to come out. >> missing pieces, now "fox5" true crime podcast siri back with a new tcase, search for allison thresher. it's unsolved mystery going back 18 years when a mother o two melanie alnwick spentt six months investigating the case.mo last week on "forning she talked about what she learn and what you can exp to hear when you download the podcast and listen to it. >> she was a mothe of two, divorced. she was supposed to start a new job with washington volvo station w found noun cno clues. evidence never revealedre. all i allison's being a set up. >> the who idea you can commit

suicide and hide your own body, you know, it's completelyabsu absurd. >> what weow know allison thresher was trying toct prote one. the detectives first assigned to her caseer made seval mistakes including the assumption she wanted to disappear. today the cold case investigators have a different take. >> tce scene, s being her apartment, what lookedike was set up in our opinion to look like she was distraught o suicidalnd just at the end of her ro and was going t take, you know, some kind of action tr drive he a mile at cno canal and jump in. that was the beginnings o story that evolve. >> we did volume up forensic things that supported our theory and we're confident that it was >> that wasetve katie and mark you heard right there.

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an power les in many areas as right now a great improvement. winds fairly light and calm. they're going to stay that way. along with that, sees the skies clearing out as well. radiation al cooling going on. cold air definitelyaking itself at home. highs today, 56 reaganti naal, 52 at dulles. 54 bwi thurgood marshall. i want to tell you a 2t4 70 deg. this is really a far cry from that totally. i right nos 42 at dulles. 39 gaithersburg. 46 in the city. 41 baltimore. 40 quantico. 36 at culpeper and winchester 24-hour ch hour, look ature attempe er from 6 to 24 degrees colder. so that's a pretty goodin cation of the direction that we're going in. because overnight tonight look8 at lows 3 in the ci elsewhere we are talking 31

manassas, 32 martinsburg. 31 hagerstown. 33 winchester. warmer of course eas water, 39 annapolis and 37t leonardtown. definitely the chill is on. so as i said, ridge of high pressure will be blding once we get into tomorrow. look what's hapning here, w have a freeze warning and a frost advisory. freeze warning here in the darker shade includes louden, culpeper, warren and thenrom dc, metro area to the south and northeast we are talking a fro advisory kicks in at midnight and in effect right through to a monday at 10. if you have any kind of plans or vegetation outside, that sensitive, bring it or or definitely it's not going to survive. b finally aak in those wind 30s for overnight lows tonight.g tomorrow we're goio heating o up, only t the 50s. by theet time we g to tuesday different story. a ttle more c coverage in per atmosphere. n lot warmer before we get d to cool conditions all over again. very chilly in the mo

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famous slashing lynning read sh museum of history at special gallery. fox bob barnard takes us along wi a look. >> guys they are back.ai one of tr of ruby slippers from the wizard of oz back at ameran history museum down on the mall. take a look, own special case here on the third floor, west wing of museum.ya joining us in little man who is a curator here. ryan telle about these, one of several irs known to exist. >> so four that are known to exist still used in the filmi of the movie. this pair came in 1979. sold at mgm auction in 1907. had it on displac almost continuously since 1979.os one of tt requested and best loved objects here at museum. >> kind of off y limits lastear and a half or so. tell me about what you've done and how peopleave help. >> 80-year-old costumes obviously need a little tlc after sometime. weea rzed shoes needed to go

to conservation lab for work. raised $350,000 from 6,000 donors all over therl wo fans of wizard of oz, f of classic film from kick art keep them oby. want keep them ruby for decades to come m forillions that see them every year. successful campaign allowed sp erealre arelymovie. pictures hwne oxh e here. large space for just slippers; is that right. >> pretty rare thing and first time we've done for rubyiv slippee them own gallery. anticipating so many people want to see them we wand te something special. >> therey are, oh, goodness. from 1939. couple of pictures of you guys have kind of done work eson the to keep them alive for a ile. >> conservat trained material scientists see them at microscopes here and studying materials. really able to get in-depth and pig out 15ia different mat ruby

slippers made of. count 4800 sequence used on the slere and found great information how they were made and how we can maintain them. >> great stuff. let's go back to slippersn their own special air conditionedhere. guys they go ondisplay on 're getting a sneak peek 2 days ahead of time. b here they ack to smithsonian's museumf american history one of the sacred pair of ruby slippers. >> sacred is a good word forit , people really do go there just thsee >> no kidding. they're about a million bucks. there's a couple of pairs incre now. >> ahead tonight, transgender community calling it a direct a. tr heconsidering redefiningr g and could put transnder cardy. >> plus party panic aon tom hurt

horrer the floor collapses sending dozens of clemson university stunt s into td bpack o bull yoeurin mf news we have some breaking news otoutansas virginia. >> tonight parents learn being a threat that was posted on social media directed the osborne high school and baldwin elementary schools. e-mail sent home to parents school says the threat was made on instagram and police are actively investigating the siation. that threa included the picture of this gun seen on tsc reen. increased police presence at both schools tomorrow. police say investigation still in early stages. >> trumpdministration in other news may be planning to go the furthest that it has gone yet to roll back protecons for transgenderri amecans new york time tmemo sayhe