new hampshire is the seventh richest state in new hampshire -- written just state in the country. guess where we went when it comes to eating at addressing the problem of opioids? we ranked at the bottom. you -- whatat to does that tell you? if you know you have a problem and you want to be helped, weight two month, three months, five months. you die in that period of time. services matter. safety nets matter. you can't fault this without helping people. we don't have an excuse. we are not best virginia. they are struggling and they rank number one. if you are not going to spend money on your people, then what is the money for? that is probed -- that is part of the problem i see. the opioid crisis is like the inequality crisis. we have an economy that serves the top 1%. what is an economy for if it isn't for all of us? what is wealth for if we let our people die? here is the sad thing about the opioid crisis. i lived across the street from an elementary school. i talked to elementary school teachers about the new kids now coming into their classroom, children of addicted parents.

this water main break on hampshire avenue. one southbound lane getting by and a couple of northbound lanes. if we can, let's switch it and take a look from above. chopper 4 over the scene for us this morning. southbound new hampshire avenue at oakview. just a slushy mess. very slick. very slippery. not to mention, a bit dangerous here. where the water main breaks are happening, no doubt very slick through the area. austin hill. st. barnabas. crittend crittendon, because of the water main break, rest of the beltway, all other main routes looking okay right now. >> eun? >> melissa, thank you. it's 6:01. we're following breaking news out of southeast washington. kramer middle school's basement is flooded after a pipe burst. >> justin good morning. >> reporter: hey there, aaron, eun. crews are working to secure this at kramer middle school. i can tell you, we're hearing all of this is resulting from a broken boiler in the basement that caused several feet of flooding in that area at the time. as a result, the d.c. -- rather, washi

black population in new hampshire. now, the population was tiny, so when she arrived in portsmouth there are more black people in mt. vernon than portsmouth. still may be. it's lovely city. i've spent a lot of time there absolutely gore gorgeous, but i thought, why portsmouth? she couldn't go to new york, known entity, a face was recognizable perhaps the same truce for boston. she said she didn't know in her interviews where she bass going, it's like the people who helped her, didn't help her for fear of problems that perhaps she would tell the plan, perhaps she would be found out. so he actually doesn't know where she is going until she disembarks. and once she gets to new hampshire, she finds a free black community there who harbors her, who gives her housing and food and helps her find work, and really keeps her safer every time one of washington's agents or family members came after her, they always sheltered her, harbored her, hid her, and so i think the other part of what this book does is show the importance of

coming offave issues the beltway to go south on new hampshire avenue. that's all due to this water main break with only the right lane getting by each way. university boulevard, working .ell as an alternate new hampshire avenue, bail out on riggs road, that's a good workout for you. st. barnabas road, wheeler road for the water main break, the right lane getting by in each direction. will let you know where the trouble is, larry. they: more trouble for roads overnight, the icy rescue in montgomery county and how three people were trapped in a frozen creek. we to them. sam sweeney is following breaking news in d.c. sam: it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. a school i

this new hampshire avenue just inside the beltway.nd southbound. but there are backups because of that. again, 8-inch water mape break here. we have another live camera positioned down in hyattsville. that is on route 1 near 42nd place. where wssc says they're dealing with an it inch water main that has ruptured there as well. we're hearing reports virginia in the district as melanie just reported so all kinds of issues. wssc says in your home, keep your thermostat to at least 55 degrees and you can open up the faucet a little bit to have water trickle. if you want to avoid pipes breaking inside your house which wssc is telling us this morning they've had number of reports of those as well, guys. >> all right. bob, thank you very much. >>> stay bundle this morning. six past the hour it's chilly out there. >> yeah, unfortunately it's going to go on and on here. problems will start to compound as we get into days of this. >> right. >> another day with daytime highs not expected to get above freezing mark. so bob has good suggestions. >>

. >> they include hampshire countsy in west vi maryland. alleghany county public schools cancelled all morning pre k classes and orange country virginia schools on a two-hour delay today. >> stay tuned. let's talk about. it mike is in the weather center and caitlin in for traffic today. so, mike, what other word is there other than brutal right. >> welcome back holly welcome to the cold. >> yeah. >> we're dealing with a lot of it out there. graphic told it all. so cold there's school delays. believe it or not we'll get colder later this week. >> hey, mike, so cold contending with a water main break there. that makes it difficult as the water can easily freeze. we'll let you know where the work around spots are as you get ready for a very busy morning. holly, maureen. >> speaking of cold weather related problems breaking early this morning out of the district a flooded middle school in southeast. >> concern is over kramer q street it could be part of a mains in the area. melanie alnwick is live on the scene with the latest. mel, what can you

this is new hampshire avenue at oakview drive. this is inside the beltway as you get off going southbound toward takoma park. this is a major commuter route. southbound one lane is getting by. northbound a couple of lanes get by there. we also have the state highway administration crews out here. they have to salt this area to make sure the water doesn't freeze. they're plowing some of the ice accumulating in this area over the time that the water gets on the roads. this is going to be something that sticks around for quite some time. i'd say we're dealing with it for the entire morning rush. we'll stay out here and keep an eye on everything for you. if you're coming through this area, back to school, back to we're going to be dealing with this for some time, guys. >> adam tuss live in silver spring. >>> heads up about another water main break in alexandria. it's closed between north washington street and north columbus street. crews working on a water main break. >> crews are working to repair this water main break in hyattsville

chopper overhead new hampshire avenue southbound.k at this buildup it leading towards the water main break new hampshire is avenue oak wood drive you see where the police vehicles are and all those blinking lights there's extensive bank-up and one lane squeezing by the actual part new hampshire where the water break is oak and you can see the. >> additionally a water main break we have pictures of. yes we do lie atville area. crews on the scene refair pairing what is another excessive break and water ush rushes out and freezing and makes it more difficult to cleanup. as we go to maps i'll show you not even any lanes getting by on this one. rhode island avenue southbound charles amstrot drive and that lanes in high atville area following local details around it. we'll have a look at travel time at 6:45. >> michigan dad and daughters did a bido and it went viral, in today's trending stories. never gets cold. 6:40 we're back with what is trebdz oingen the web. first up hawaiian airlines flight had paerps living in the past seriously it

we've been watching all day on new hampshire avenue just inside the beltway. shamari? >> reporter: first let me tell you the water main here at new hampshire avenue in silver the crew members tell me it's fixed, however, it will take a while for all lanes to open here, especially for tomorrow morning's rush hour. these water mains, every second you keep on receiving updates saying there is a water main broken here, one broken here, one broken here. hard to keep up with, but we're showing you the ones we came across tonight. let's take a look. tonight these guys work under nearly a full moon in freezing temperatures. as they fix a broken water main under new hampshire avenue and oakview drive near the 495 exit. all this racket is keeping anna c cardona and her dogs up. they live across the street. >> they can't sleep because of the noise. there's a lot of traffic. you can't go nowhere. >> reporter: this truck can't go anywhere. at holden a broken main turns the street into an ice rink. and savannah place in west d.c., same issue. an 8-inch pipe burst. crews are replacin

this is on east-west highway at new hampshire. this is a live look. crews still have work to do there. that road will likely be shut down during the remainder of the morning rush. >> new details in the search for a missing maryland man with dementia. prince george's county police say 65-year-old daniel dehaven may have been picked up by a driver as he walked along route 1. officers believe he was dropped off on annapolis road in anne arundel county. he was last seen at a costco store in beltsville. >>> today the teenager accused of murdering a 15-year-old girl will appear in court. charged with the murder. >> investigators say she was a member of the ms-13 gang and this was a revenge killing. you may remember news 4 cameras were there when she was reunited with her mother after being reported missing. prosecutors say she took part in the brutal murder and stabbing of the victim 13 times and slicing off a tattoo. >>> today, nationals analyst ray knight will be back in court. he was arrested back in october for assault and battery. back then he admitted

this is the inner loop between university boulevard and new hampshire avenue.eviously blocked for some time we're seeing over a 2-mile backup all the way back to georgia avenue. you can see the outer loop very slow because of that rubberneck delay past that scene. inner loop give yourself about 30 extra minutes. i'd still advise because just one lane is get buying on the inner loop detouring at georgia avenue or colesville road and again, the outer loop from college park 95 over to the 270 spur dealing with about a 20 minute delay already because of that big issue. we'll keep you updated. back to you. >> all right. thank you erin. >>> time is 6:27. coming up. >> more changes for metro rider that is could impact how you pay to ride. more on that coming up at 6:30. >> ♪ i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. and i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. first place. both events? booyah! we're an awards family. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning organic cheddar puffs from aldi. simply smarter shopping. >> we're back at 6:30 on this monday m

new hampshire south at oak drive one lane gets by in each direction both on new hampshire and oak view drive. one lane on each side. expect lays they could start to build. otherwise we take a live look upper loop 66 to american legion bridge that portion of beltway looks good okay. that's a look at traffic. wisdom and maureen. >> coming up on "fox news morning" a former miss america is puts in charge with a p pathant that launched her immediate career. >> all fcc national cha championship set in stone. >> 4:36. temperature 14. back in a before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. >> it's 4:38 we're back with what is hot o

we believe because of the cold. >> hampshire county schools in virginia are on a delay.et you know if we hear of more. >> coming back, you have to get the heat going. crank the heat up. >> i try for so long not to turn the heat on because of the dry air. i had to break down and do it. >> why? >> melissa is like worse off than us. she's just quiet about it. she's a secret cold hater. >> how cold is it? >> below zero right now. here's the thing. if you think this is cold, wait until friday morning. wait until saturday. >> it's going to be worse. i'm telling you. yes, worse. >> we'll focus on this morning. a lot heading back to work and school. a lot have to go outside this morning. look at the windchills again. 3 below zero dulles. baltimore feels like 4 degrees below zero. feels like 2 degrees. we could drop to 0 this morning. 2 below in clinton. gaithersburg feels like 0. it's frigid out there. the kids who have to stand at the bus stop this morning, if you can, maybe keep them in the car until the bus gets there. otherwise, you need the warm layers. you need to cover al

then jean did it and won new hampshire and then bobby decided to get an. i didn't know. it was decades after 1968 when i first learned gene mccarthy actually came in second in new hampshire. but for a high school kid consuming the news it felt like he did so shockingly well in coming in a close second and that changed everything. it's nixon and the likelihood is johnson would have won that race but as we know the outcome wouldn't have made a difference on which one of them won that race. this isn't just one for the history book. for many sections of the book i don't always identify the accounts. i was sitting on the floor at home and my parents and my older brothers were sitting in the chairs around me as we were watching the convention and watching the rioting in the streets. i was watching that so these accounts are things i saw in my own eyes looking at the research material and remembering what i saw and the thing i can never forget from that convention was the moment when the mayor of chicago was running that convention is standing and yelling anti-semitic profane s

new hampshire's senior senator is jeanne shaheen, and she says that is a mistake. she is askin additional $25 billion for tr>> that publiy on january 23. soledad: what tangible results have y that public health declaration.sen. shaheen. thr of recommendations we think can be helpful, but what staans need our resources. soledad: what are you worried of: it's an opportunity to, instead of saying it is a public health emergency, to make it a national we recently saw the centers for disease control said in 2016, 40 2000 people diedta drug overdoses. if we were losing people to flu or a bowl at that rate, there would be a public would demand e national lsoledad: the data say, epidemic, epidemic, anng >> tha. we need help for treatment. we need help for recovery services that people need for a long psoledad: that would go int sen. shaheen:sen. shaheen: i thit doesn't solve the problem, but it would help to make a desoledad: in pennsylvania, the epidemic, which read to me as if state going against the federawhat does that say abt congress if that is what states are forced

it's an 8-inch main buried beneath new hampshire avenue. the wssc has to deal with a lot of old pipes, and when it gets really, really cold, they crack and break before you can say, back up on new hampshire avenue. how long will it take to fix it? >> i wish i had a crystal ball and could tell you, but until we actually expose the broken section of pipe, it's really hard to give an estimate. and we haven'on >> reporter: we could be talking hours. >> we could be talking hours. >> reporter: one of the by-products of a water main break, the sidewalks and driveways. take a look at this. ice capades. in bethesda they had to bring out salt trucks and snow plows to clear the way so the pipe detectives could do their job. back live here on new hampshire avenue, and boy do i have some good news, they found the break in the pipe over there. they're going to replace a four-foot section of that eight-inch pipe. water service should be restored to everybody around here by 10:30. that means people will be able to not only brush their teeth and can wash th

he felt the lord these kids to new hampshire. they all shaved their hair and beards and they got clean and now they were getting beaten horribly on the streets of chicago because of him. he felt it very personally. he opened up the mccarthy hotel rooms in the hilton that night to basically use for a first aid center and walked around it himself as if a general visiting the wounded troops in the middle of a battle. for he was up in his tweet waiting to see his nomination moment where he goes over the top and the networks cut from the nomination process to the violence in the streets so humphrey never got that moment on tv and just before that happened, just before it happened, the people in the humphrey suite, the world war ii veterans, there was a smell they recognize coming through the ventilation. they were smelling teargas in the humphrey suite. that was the closest the humphrey world came to what was happening on the streets and the next day, mccarthy never addressed the convention, never went to the convention hall but the n

his back against the wall, he surged to a second-place finish in new hampshire. >> new hampshire, tonight bill clinton the comeback kid. [ cheers and applause ] >> with his new momentum, a wave of national reporters descended on little rock, arkansas. >> he was the democratic front-runner. so digging into who he was and into his past was a key part of what we do. >> march of '92, there was an article on the front of the new york times,written by jeff gerth. >> it was very hard to decipher exactly what there was, but there did seem to be a lot of unanswered questions that only grew because of the fact that they didn't want to release all their records about their dealings with the mcdougals. >>t is embarrassing. that embarrassment caused him to be reluctant to release the records. >> so that only increased the suspicions that many people in the press had that they were hiding something. >> my boss said, "have you seen this article? i would like you to go to little rock and determine whether or not whitewater caused a loss to madison guaranty and the u.s. taxpayers. >> jean lewis was an inv

melissa mentioned this one at new hampshire avenue. as you can see, crews have a lot of work to do here. so that road is likely to be closed during the remainder of the morning rush. >>> howard university postponed classes for more than a week because of problems created by this long stretch of cold weather. the cold caused steam pipes to burst, filling two classroom buildings in douglas hall and the annex with moisture. it caused problem for the campus's boiler system. some buildings don't have consistent heat. >>> starting today, metro riders are not allowed to carry negative balances on their smart trip cards. one way to avoid that is to sign up for the auto reload. it will add money to the smart trip cards when the balance falls below $10. unresolved negative balances have ad lost revenue. >>> there could be another big change for metro riders. >> involving putting money back into your pocket. it's a story first on news 4. metro wants to win back customers after scenes like this. to do it, metro is -- metro wants to give riders a c

it is a trip theater at new hampshire and south dakota avenue that cause this issue. estimated time to turn the power back on, between 7:00 and 9:00. between gaithersburg and potomac, stick with great seneca highway. look at theg a live commute in silver spring. >> most of us respected him for he hasearch, to find out been doing this for years is disgraceful. autria: one man trusted to protect america's past, what he is accused of stealing. wait it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. plus, 36 month financing available. ends monday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. announcer: you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. morningope your friday is off to a good start. new developments from the sex scandal swirling around the news wo democratic lawmakers have called for him to

: new hampshire.swer?e, >> mount washington, new hampshire. it is so cold they were blowing bubbles and they frozen you could see the guy actually holding those bubbles as if it was a baseball. it feels like minus 100. the second coldest place here on earth. >> the benefit of working on the weekends. he was doing the live shot on my show. >> tucker: how could new hampshire be colder than maine? you are right. holy smokes. this is unprecedented. we still have a question to go. are you ready? >> i am ready. >> tucker: be careful. an iconic soda brand is making a desperate attempt to appeal to millennials, young people, by unveiling new flavors, ridiculous ones like feisty cherry, zesty blood orange, and twisted my ankle. brand is it? shannon bream. >> diet coke. >> tucker: i don't believe you. >> it might be. >> tucker: really? zesty blood orange? is a diet coke? >> diet coke is getting a n makeover. you may notice some swimmer cans, they are on your screen.. diet coke diet coke is unveiling some new fl

the winning ticket was sold in new hampshire.owed one winner in friday's 445 mega millions jackpot. that 60 was ticket was sold in florida. that winner has not come forward either. >> because they're both still in shock. >> it wasn't me so i don't care anymore. any more. i'm going to be salty. >> good to work maureen. coming up on fox5 news morning the carolina panthers questioned about the treatment of quarterback cam newton. >> disney accused of browning up white actors in the filming of its new aladdin movie. >> as we go to break let's take a look outside. live look at the lincoln memorial of course this morning. 5:13 is our time. it's still very cold out there, folks. only 19 degrees but hope is on the horizon mike thomas says. fox5 news morning coming right back. >> ♪ before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system ac

east/west highway is closed between new hampshire avenue and tenth avenue. you can see there is is road. crews are hard at work, but the water company for this area says this road may remain closed overnight in to rush hour . that water company says just today in montgomery county and prince george's county there have been more main breaks. we have been rung around some of them. our first stop was on route one in college park near university of maryland . then we found out about flooded homes elsewhere in prince george's county, in fort washington, so we raised over there. take a look at this basement. the homeowner estimates six feet of water. the water main break happened on top of a hill. water flowed down overwhelmed the sewers, so water ended up surging into

is new hampshire the answer?s so cold they were blowing bubbles and they froze and you can see the guy actually holding those bubbles as if it was a baseball. it feels like minus 100. tied for the second coldest place there. >> this is the benefit of working on the weekends. bryan llenas was doing that live shot on my show. >> tucker: it's the tallest peak in new england. this is unpress tented but we still have a question to go. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> tucker: be careful on this iconic soda brand making desperate attempt to appeal to millennials unveiling ridiculous ones like feisty cherry, thirsty blood orange and mango which brand is it. >> shannon: diet coke. >> tucker: really have. >> diet coke is getting a makeover. you may notice some slimmer cans there they are up on your screen and diet coke is unveiling some new flavors. >> tucker: holy smokes. this is a little bit like when winston churchill retired. >> shannon: i know. you are no neville chamberlain though. >> tucker: i'm talking post war. >>

i could not believe it at first. >> reporter: new hampshire lottery officials say the single jackpot winning ticket is worth more than $560 million. >> $560 million in a small country market in the middle of the state. it's beyond exciting. >> reporter: folks who shop here are shocked. they all bought powerball tickets as well. >> i saw the number and i knew it wasn't mine. so i said well, on to the next one. >> reporter: shirley small just won a $500 scratch ticket. she wishes it was the powerball winning ticket. >> i would have had so much fun. i've got grandkids that are going to school and i know people that are having trouble with fuel. i could have had so much fun with that, but, you was not meant to be. >> reporter: the store itself will receive $75,000 selling the easy pick powerball winning ticket. >> i'm going to improve my business a little bit, update my equipment, maybe a tiny vacation. >> reporter: reed's ferry market has here more than 100 years, first time it's had a jackpot winner like this. the owner said his customers are very kind and loyal and he hopes to congrat

that's where we find news4's pat collins on new hampshire avenue. pat? >> reporter: wendy, water main breaks, i got your water main breaks. new hampshire avenue, an 8 incher here. it's got traffic backed up to the beltway. two lanes to one lane, it's been that way for hours. it's likely to be that way for sometime. water main breaks, i got a 12-inch era round here on this street. it sent water into basements and dried up water from the sinks and the bathtubs. pipe detectives on the scene trying to find them and fix them, but you know it's not as easy as it sounds. >>> there are water main breaks and then there are water main breaks. but the one here on little guy. they know it's broken. they can see the water. they just can't find that break. >>> how long will it take to fix it? >> i wish i had a crystal ball and could tell you. but until we actually expose the broken section of pipe it's really hard to give an estimate and we haven't done that yet. >> reporter: we could be talking hours? >> we could be talking hours. >> reporter: today the wssc is deali

just random that you picked new hampshire?ughter ] >> yeah, well, look, i love new hampshire. i -- >> seth: yeah. >> i beat everybody -- >> seth: i know you're a big iowa fan. >> i beat everybody -- >> seth: yeah. >> i haven't been there. [ laughter ] but i -- i did very well in new hampshire. i made a lot of friends. but not clyde, was it james -- or johns hopkins, i was down there doing a talk. i've just -- i do things for universities. some, as much as i can do. and they asked. so i'm going to go and then if i'm going, it gets people like you to say, "well, i wonder why he's going." >> seth: yeah. >> so i -- >> seth: all right, good. well, it worked. i fell right into your trap. [ laughter ] >> i need my ratings, too. >> seth: all right, i'm going to keep an eye on that. governor john kasich, everybody. we'll be right back with darren criss. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ wild thing ♪ ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ ♪ you make everything groovy ♪ wild thing, i think i love you ♪ applebee's handcrafted burgers. any burger just $7.

the winning powerball ticket was sold in merrimack, new hampshire. the owner of that winning ticket remains a mystery. as for the mega millions jackpot, a winning ticket was sold at a 7-eleven in port richie florida. a reminder today on metro. starting today, you can no longer carry a negative balance on smart trick cards. if you don't have enough money to finish your trip, you won't be able to get out of the gate first. larry: today, the military is saying #metoo. advocates will hold a demonstration outside the pentagon to raise awareness about sexual assault and harassment in the military. i want all the girls watching here and now to know that a new day is on the horizon. message taking center stage at the golden globes. a blackout on the red carpet. door ongetting out the this monday morning, no weather worries, just dry and cold. we will start to watch a little bit of freezing rain moving to the area. hey! yeah!? i switched to geico and got more! more savings on car insurance!? they helped with homeowners, too! plus motorcycle, boat and rv insur

the presiding ficer:he senator from new hampshire. mrs. shaheen: mr. president, i join my colleagues on the floor today to speak in opposition to the nomination of alex michael azar to head the department of health and human services. mr. azar is, i believe, first and foremost, a product of the pharmaceutical industry with a long, consistent track record of sharply increasing drug prices during his tenure at lilly u.s.a. furthermore, his nomination makes clear that president trump didn't mean it when he said repeatedly during the campaign that pharmaceutical companies are, in quotes, getting away with murder and that he as president would dramatically reduce drug prices for seniors and all americans. mr. azar's nomination is yet one more example of the trump administration putting special interest above the public interest and public safety. mr. azar's long imposed any federal intervention in prescription drug pricing, things like allowing medicare to negotiate for drug prices, and of course his former company has profited handsomely from the governmen

and in new hampshire tonight, a mother of four dying of flu complications. she had decided against taking ant anti-viral medication. here's abc's linsey davis, on this again tonight. >> reporter: hospitals and clinics across the country now trying to stave off what officials are calling the worst one of the worst flu seasons in nearly a decade with the best defense possible -- free flu shots. in new york -- would you categorize this as a severe flu season? >> yes, it is severe now. it certainly is severe now. >> reporter: nearly 8,000 confirmed cases of the flu last week in new york state. close to 2,000 patients hospitalized. this doctor tells us those rapid tests used to quickly diagnose the flu are in short supply in the new york area. >> most urgent care centers don't have them and the major suppliers can't provide them right now. >> i'm just feeling exhausted. you know, i still got achy pains right now. >> reporter: ronald townsend was just diagnosed with the flu today. >> yeah, i took the flu shot this year and i caught the flu. >> reporter: one of the

down towards hampshire, u nfortu nately you have yorkshire. you have got that little bit of cloud that i was talking about. but from time to time you are getting a few glimpses of sunshine. but it is feeling cold. for the rest of the day, we close out on a dry note. heaping those clear skies in northern areas. temperatures will be falling away like a stone. to the south we keep the cloud and that will prevent them pictures from falling too low. in the glands of scotland they could be down as low as —10. a hard frost is likely in northern areas tomorrow morning. in the midlands, central wales and further south of that, some drizzle from time to time. and it will be a leakjanuary afternoon for many. but i suspect, though, as we go through the night the issue could be for, some of it fairly dense in places and slow to clear away, with light winds. —— could be fog. despite temperatures hold in up above freezing it is not going to be above freezing it is not going to be a very nice start to tuesday morning. 0n a very nice start to tuesday morning.

. >> reporter: the match was in new hampshire of all places.an in prison for armed robbery back in early 2003. but nobody got around to entering his dna into codis until late 2006. >> they got a hit the first time. >> reporter: so trooper hunyor flew to new hampshire to meet the man behind the match. his name was kenneth dion. hunyor had never heard of him. their q&a session was taped. >> when did you get into alaska? >> in the '90 some time. >> i started talking to him about his life, where he grew up, where he went to school. how he got up into alaska. >> reporter: so you didn't jump right in and say, we know you killed this girl. >> no, just try to get some rapport with him. basically smoked and joked for a while. you get to travel the state quite a bit? >> a little bit. i went up to denali a couple of times with friends from the military. i made it up there sometimes. >> found out he's fifth degree black belt martial arts, ranked number ten in a fighting competition. >> reporter: wow. he liked to brawl in bars he said. carried weapons in hi

a look at the lucky location in new hampshire. the half a billion dollar winning ticket was sold here in merrimack. merrimack is about an hour northwest of boston. these are the winning numbers. 12-29-30-33-61 and the powerball 26. one lucky person went to this, this 7-eleven in port richey, florida, near tampa and matched every number for the winning mega millions jackpot friday night. that is a $450 million grand prize. >>> it seems there's no subthat mary doesn't like from sports to the arts, she does it all and is happy to help around the house. she just needs to find a loving forever family. vai sikahema introduces us to this week's wednesday's child. >> reporter: the skating center in an old-school rink, a great place for an old soul like mary who has been dancing since she was 5 and picked up roller skating without much help. mary wants to be a cop some day so she's making good choices. >> i like math and i like to read. >> reporter: do you enjoy the social part of school? >> yes. >> reporter: do you have good friends? >> y

good to have you here. >> great to in new hampshire. too bad you're not here. trish: i was just there, i was there lucky me for the negative 100 degrees at mount washington. i was at mount washington. >> it is 60 degrees in new hampshire. tomorrow morning it will be six. pretty amazing. trish: what is your reaction to all of this? this hoopla? cnn going wild with it. msnbc going wild with it. the president is racist. they don't like what they heard and what do you think really happened and what is going through his head? >> this is fake outrage by liberal left and mainstream media who doesn't want to focus on real issue. they don't want to focus on the fact that we have a broken immigration system that this president pledged to reform. this candidate pledged building a war on southern border so we don't have illegal immigrants coming across our border and killing american citizens. they don't focus on the fact that chain migration is 44% of the immigration in our country. that is not the way we'll be successful as nation. don't want to talk about the fact that

sara bloomquist is live at hampshire road. and the scene of this police drama. you have the full story. >> reporter: hours after this hours long standoff ended the neighborhood is still cordoned off as police wrap up the investigation and finalize the collection of evidence. throughout the entire ordeal officers did not fire a single shot. when they did get inside they found the 29-year-old gunman dead and his fatal injuries were self inflicted. this video shows the s.w.a.t. team moving in on the home at 10 and hampshire road in sickler swill with an intense standoff that lasted 12 hours. >> his injuries were not caused by law enforcement action and we recovered a female from the residence that was not injured. >> the standoff started at 8:00 last night. the 24-year-old armed man started to fire at the first officers that arrived. they backed off and s.w.a.t. and trained negotiators were called in. >> trying to get him to come out over the loud speaker. >> neighbor were told to shelter in place and relayed what was happening to "action news." >> he said go insid

thanks for get into the snow new hampshire. >> thank you very much. >> chris: president trump tonight's he did anything wrong in trying to stop jeff sessions for recusing himself in the rush investigation. >> everything of dennis 100% proper. found after a year there has been no collusion. localism between us and the russians. there has been collusion between hillary clinton, the d&c of the russians. >> leland: the president. >> chris: the press and take an obvious pleasure and reports that the fbi is still investigating hillary clinton. let's start with the news that the fbi resumed its investigation of the clinton foundation and allegations of pay to play more than a year ago. now gop senators want them to take a look at possible criminal investigation, christopher steele who is behind the russian dossier. it looks like hillary clinton is back as a possible target of fbi investigations. >> i was still point there is some evidence that he may have lied to federal officials in the fbi. if you did that, that would be a crime. >> chris: understand if you're going to go after george papado

jesse: can you say la guardia with your new hampshire accent, please. jesse: they did bring this guy into the white house. he didn't do a one-on-one with president trump. this is fake news, i'm about to say fake news. but there is an excerpt from the book people are saying but this is not from the book. this is how ridiculous it is. on his first night in the white house president trump complained the tv was broken in his bedroom because it didn't have the gorilla channel. staff edited out parts of the documentsries where doer rillas weren't hitting each other and then he was satisfied. people think that's part of the book because everything else in the book is so crazy. >> some of it is not so crazy. the white house press staff brought this guy in, hours of meeting. he may have tapes and he may have notes. these are people he interviewed. these are his friends. they are suppose to be part of his team. jesse: i don't think steve bannon was very friendly when he went against the family. >> team trump should be worried if this is how they are talking about

this is the area near hampshire road. prospect avenue in that brittany woods development, asking everyone to stay inside. no injuries. police have evacuated about 18 people from the homes immediately surrounding that barricade. police say right now, a really delicate situation that ear trying to bring to a peaceful resolution. nbc 10 blue. >>> also breaking news in camden county, flames destroyed a popular diner overnight. firefighters worked to gain the upper hand. a new owner took over the place last may and had just left the diner for the night. he told us he thinks it started in the kitchen and say his family is devastating. you'll hear from him ahead at 5:30. >> firefighters will gather today to say good-bye to a fallen philadelphia firefighter. a public viewing will happen this afternoon from 4:30 to 9:00 p.m. at the cathedral basilica of [ peter and fall. there's another viewing tomorrow morning followed by a funeral mass at 11:00. >>> trapped inside this burning home on north colorado street saturday morning when

this morning the white mountains in new hampshire was at the second coldest place on earth at negative 36 degrees. tomorrow morning could see record lows down the whole east coast. that winter mess is causing problems here at bay area airports. right now 25% of departing flights were delayed. >>> the children's discovery museum held a celebration in honor of three kings day. the holiday celebrates the biblical tail in which the three kings visit baby jesus after his birth. dozens of kids lined up to meet freddy the camel and beverly the mini donkey. >> that was pretty awesome. we have been here before and they have never had animals around. i thought that was pretty nice. >> the celebration continues tomorrow. the museum expects as many as 5,000 visitors this weekend. >>> and the newly released fire and fury is flying off bookshelves and it is causing quite the fiery response from the president >>> classic beauties will surely dominate this year. there are also be a new generation of cars on display built by students. >>> there also rain coming into the but a area. we will have the det

lotly officials say that the ticket was sold at a store in merrimack, new hampshire. the owner of the store where the ticket was sold says people have been stopping by all day to congratulate the store on the win. as is customary, the store gets a $75,000 bonus. not much compared to the winning ticket. you you didn't do anything but sell it. lucky. >> the news tonight far from over. the news at 11 starts right now. this is fox5 local news at 11. right now, the deep freeze is causing major problems in the d.c. area including several water main breaks and flooded homes. we're life live with the latest. no heat on parts of howard university campus in the district. the problem is causing a delay in the spring semester. how the school and the students are reacting. plus, steve bannon weighs in on the fire and furry controversy, but did he apologize to president trump? our big story tonight, however, the bitter quoald weather. it was yet another frigid day in the d.c. region. right now spotsylvania county public schools will be closed tomorrow stafford county public schools

this is east of new hampshire avenue. traffic blocked both ways because of this water main break and the repairs under way. in college park, northbound route 1, water main left lane getting by. riverdale road between lamont drive, water main break there. northbound 95 after stafford, left side block with a crash. >>> more on that water main break that melissa mentioned that could impact your commute. >> justin finch is live in takoma park with more. justin, what's going on? >> reporter: good morning, eun. of course, between montgomery and prince george's right here, where we are right now, red top road and new hampshire avenue. you have crews working on the water main break in the center median there. in terms of traffic, we're looking at lanes impacted on the east and westbound sides. all this construction here down to about one lane going east in this area, looking at two lanes over here on the westbound side. crews have been working here for hours on this water min responding here late last night and continuing to work

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east-west highway, east at new hampshire avenue and takoma park, traffic blocked. this is where justin is for us because of the water main break there. inner loop and outer loop, no big complaints on my end. there's a crash northbound 95 in virginia after 630 stafford. west side is blocked at the crash. as far as other water main breaks, here's one in college park. northbound route 1 before hollywood road. there's repairs there. the left lane is the only thing getting by. aar aaron? >> the upcoming royal wedding getting a lot of buzz. so is the suggestion made by a windsor official. the proposal that not only backfired but has thousands of people signing a petition against it. >>> when should teenagers be allowed to >> people using part of beach drive, why the reopening has be z2l2xz z16fz y2l2xy y16fy >>> yis lawrence at the live desk. i'm asking you to take 30 seconds and look at your screen. anthony monroe harris. montgomery county police say he left home on frederick road in der wood on sunday and nobod has seen him since. harris is currently using crutches. hi

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