lauren demarco is liver tonight at the cab up john potomac. lauren. >> well, tony. ml country is prepared for ice rescue as they have all this equipment and several times of cold two separate careful on groden surfaces. >> this was actually my first time ever skating on the pond. >> at least a dozen young guys out playing ice hockey north of chain bridge they take precaution sfwlz first thing we did when we got out we stayed as far as we go to see where it ended and the where snow stopped. the ice was not think and after we realize the that we tried to stick in the milling the national park service warnings it's at your dem in addition risk. the the canal can range in-depth from 16 there's a constant slow of water being knee the not far from old angler's until. twist water team was called in one one person fell through the ice. >> they were playing of course i yen ike say one was app apparently able toybl hang hum a hockey stick and reach and helped pull him sglout fortunately high ice. it's an important reminder. in vir prince will yunt copyy d.c.. after this dog w

"fox5" lauren demarco is liver in hermine don tonight with the details. lauren. >> tony, shawn, we're at the linc on discovery square apartment hern doneville and security system state of the art and a camera here at the front door you see me live moving here. but this technology is only good if it's being used properly. now, if you take a look at entrance to the parking garage it's equipped with readers to only allow residents inside. but as of right now the gates are up sitting wide open and people that live here tell us that's been the case for the past couple weeks and wrong people must have taken notice was overnight thieves drove in and removed the driver's side air bags from more than a dozen cars and car was hit tells us all the vehicles targeted were hondz acivics or acords. building management told him security footage shows suspects were only inside 30 minute and hit at least 1 cars according to police and somehow breaking windows without setting off a single kara large. >> these people are so professional they come in and break windows and are

"fox5" lauren demarco is live in hermine don with the details. lauren. >> john, tony, we're lincoln discovery square apartments centerville road. it's a beautiful building there are families here and state of the art technology. check out security camera at the front door. you can see me pointing takes live camera here. this sort of technology is no good if not being used properly. the entrance to the parking garage is equipped with readers to only allow residents inside. but as of rights in and out gates are up sitting wide o open. and people who live here tell us that has been the case for the past couple weeks. taken notice. because overnight, thieves drove in and removed driver's side air bags from more than a dozen cars. one man whose car was hit tells us all vehicles were honda civics or acords. building management told him security footage shows the suspects were inside only 30 minutes and hit at least 13 cars according to police. somehow, breaking the windows without setting off a single kara large. >> professional. they come in and break

lauren demarco has more from dulles airport tonight. >>reporter: i spoke with several passengers. they were also calling the airline and 911 , d.c. police. they were told that it is the pilot's decision as to when to t allow passengers to exit the plane. this was air line as average gin that's flight that was heading to new york. i was diverted here to dulles because j shutdown when they were mid flight. after four hours on the tarmac they finally got the news that they would be able to disem embark and then head into the airport. here's some look of cellphone to show you how heated things got. >> do you see a bus? where is the bus. right. she's looking for the bus. where is the bus? >> you just said you have a bus here. >> we have no staff here. passengers tell us the pilot was hoping to keep everyone boarded so they could take off once jfk reopened to continue on their route. but they decided enough is enough. there were kids on board. of course a iment thered number of restrooms and they wanted off. but it just wasn't right. the pilot wasn't making the proo decisions, the fligh

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 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

. >>> "fox5" lauren demarco is live in montgomery county tonight. lauren, what are you working on. >> well, shawn, talking about all the cold weather and people headed outside and playing on some of the frozen ponds and lakes there's a warning from first responders across the area. weaver live in potomac station 30 the swift water rescue crew heads out of here and we have what they want you to think about tonight. >>> and it may be cold out outside. but the powerball fever is heating things up. the rising jackpot for ton tonight's drawing♪ ♪ i want money, lots and lots of money♪ >> more on bitter told, icy companies in the north and midwest. officials in the air want you to be aon alert as well. they've been busy with several rescues and hoping to avoid serious calls. lauren lauren is live tonight at the cabin john rescue squad station 0 in po toe max mack. lauren how is it going out there. >> tony, we're checking on all the equipment they he have here now. several different kinds of boats. dry suits, all kind of gear and ready to deploy at a moment'

"fox5" lauren demarco has the details and update on the kit. >> this is 8 month old hard i can and it's impossible to think someone would want to hurt him. he's so sweet. investigators say that is what happened and they really want to find the person animals is often just the beginning. some of the images you're going to see are disturbing. >>> this poor little guy went through so much trauma. just to be so social and trusting. he's so resilient. >> little hardy as he's being called is on the mepd and doing amazingly well in his foster home after such a rough start to life. it was just last thursday that animal services was called out to an apartment complex along row shell avenue in district heights where he was spotted roaming halls severely injured. his feet and tail had been bound with rubber band and his ears cut up. >> you can see right here and here where they had to amputate toe where's his feet were construct contradicted and that cut off the blood flow and the same thing happened to his tail. and his back foot was hli in a bandage. his ears were shredded when they came. they h

fox5's lauren demarco live at dulles tonight with the latest. definitely busy here at dulles international this evening. there were 19 flights diverted here because of the weather. most heading to new york and there was one i believe heading to philadelphia but there was one in particular, air linus argentina flight 1300. it was heading from buenos aires to new york and was diverted here to dulles because j.f.k. international airport was closed. let me let you listen to a little bit of what was going on on the plane when passengers were finally told after four hours that buses would get them to come let them off of the plane off of the tarmac and head into the airport. frustrations were definitely running high. take a listen. >> do you see a bus? >> no. >> where is the >> right. >> she's looking for the bus. we have a bus here. >> where is the bus? you just said you have a bus here. >> we have a bus here because we have stuff here. no, you have to -- we have stuff here. air lingus bus and stuff here. >> what's the difference between 5 o'clock an

fox5's lauren demarco joins usit >>reporter: we learned today on what would be his 23rd birthday that marty macmillan's remains were found on the side of suitland parkway in prince george's county back in october of the they have just now been identified as his. the police report states he was shot multiple times inside an apartment along mlk avenue in southeast d.c. his grandmother tells us that is news to her. he had been missing since april and she was the one who eventually found his car in northeast zc after police told her that it had registered in that area on a gps tractor. i i was driving around that day in allies and every where i could drive looking and i was coming down easton avenue and i just got a hunch to turn down foot street and it was the third car parked there. i had been begin ning to feel like he was gone because of the behavior, it's not him. he never not come home or contact one of us ever. he never do four days. i'm like he had to go to work. he was really excited about his job. he wouldn't just disappear like that. i knew something was not right. the descript

lauren demarco is live at the scene with the latest. lauren we understand a firefighter was injured in this. >> reporter: the sarah, i just got the update. two firefighters were injured and i want to you take alook right here. you can see there's still pretty heavy smoke coming out of the roof of one of these units. it as i row of five town home units. sky fox was over the scene earlier as flames could be shooting from this row of homes. home in senter is believed to be where the fire started and it's not clear exactly what caused it. the flames broke ut on the deck. that's where it started. and at this point, firefighters still trying to put out the hot spots and make sure this is completely under control before they can clear the scene. a lot of firefighters out here as you said 100 of them called out ta a second alarm fire. we have ground video. we looked around the back of the house there was a partial collapse as well. and again, still trying to determine the cause. we do know about two dozen people will be displaced here, along wit

fox5's lauren demarco joins us with the details. >>reporter: we learned today on what woo be his 23rd birthday that marty macmillan's remains were found on the side suitland parkway in october. they have now been identified as his. the police report states that he was shot multiple times inside of an apartment along mlk apartment in southeast d.c. his grandmother tells us that is news to herment he had been missing since april and she was the one who eventually found his car in northeast d.c. after police told her it had registered in that area on a gps tractor. i was driving around that day in alleys and every where i could drive looking and i was coming down easton t avenue and i just got a hunch to turn down foot street and it was the third car parked there. i had beginning to feel like he was gone because of the behavior . it's not him. he never not come home or contact one of us ever. he never do that for no three and four days i'm like he had to go to work. he was really excited about his job. he wouldn't just disappear like t

fox5's lauren demarco has the latest. >> reporter: yeah, it's definitely the place to be right now. a lot of folks heading in from all over the world really but what we are seeing is a number of flights that as you said were diverted here because they couldn't make it to new york. one in particular where things got a bit ugly. we were getting phone calls from that people sitting on the plane on the tarmac saying that they had been on there for hours not getting much of an answer from the pilot for the fligh finally they landed about noon. finally around 4:00 p.m. they got word that they were going to be let off of the plane. and i want to show you a little bit of cell phone video that one of the passengers sent us. >> do you see a bus. >> no. >> where is the bus? >> right. >> she's looking for the bus. we have no bus here. >> where is the bus. >> you just said you have a bus here. >> we have a bus here because we have no stuff here. >> hm. >> we haven't stuff here. >> it's leap leap 5 o'clock. >> what's the difference bet

lauren demarco has all of the latest twists and turns of this story. hey, lauren?rsday, it is alleged the president used a expletive when talking about haiti and africa. this has dominated the news cycle over the past 24 hours, and reaction is now pouring in. it is alleged president trump questioned why the us would admit hatians or people from countries in africa expressing a preference instead for imigrants from norway. majority whi one lawmaker democratic senator dick did your inch of illinois who attended the oval office meeting confirming mr. trust used the foul language. he says president trump said things that were hate filled and racist. >> that's when he used vial and vulgar comments calling the nations they come from (beep) exact word used by the president, not once, but repeatedly. >> now, two republican senators david purdue of georgia and tom cotton of arkansas said in a statement we do not recall the president saying this comments specifically. the president in a flurry of tweets and the white house continue to deny the exact wording, but concede ther