snow is now in the forecast for d.c. as we kind of expected today it's going to be south and east of town but it does look like by the time we get to tomorrow for your day on saturday we're going to have some light snow moving into the region. i'll let you know how much you can expect and whether or not it's going to cause chaos or whether it's more of a conversational snow in a few minutes. >> big talker after all that warm weather we've been dealing with. we have a crash in dumfries. going to get you around that on 95 as well. >> sounds good. this morning we're following breaking news out of gaithersburg where police are searching for three heavily armed men who broke into a home on teachers way. >> we're told they stole weapons before they fled. melanie alnwick joins us now with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning, guys. police have cleared the scene. this all happened about gaithersburg station apartments. now, we don't know -- this is a very large apartment complex so we didn't really get good information fro

a d.c. judge granted the protection order that it be sealed because of sensitive and serious allegations of a personal order. the other is checked off in the other box where the words sexual asslt are printed in parenthesis. the judge ordered phillip superfluous who remain a hundred yards away from his grand for the until september of 2018. we spoke to bernard grim about the order. essentially what you're saying to the judge is i want that person to stay the hell away from me, no text, no contact, no carrier pigeon, nothing, not a single thing. what the judge did is she granted it for a year, which is very unusual. that is a very long time to order someone to stay away from another human being. >> we should be clear, phillip soup flus has not been charged with any crime in relation to this oamptd i did speak to d.c. police with knowledge about this investigation and they say that they have interviewed phillip soup flus many times and he has always cooperated with investigators. they still ma

the first ever wawa in d.c. is now opened and i do understand how big of a deal this is. >> yeah, a lot of people have been counting down to this >> i know. >> of course fox5 cameras are there for the excitement. it's a hoagie store but it's much more. we're back after this. >> oh, much, much more. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ what do you think? hey, think ben will like it? i'm serious, i never know what to get him. just tell me you got him fios too. sigh. mrs. layne, fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. that, plus this sick console, he'll be like whaaaaaattt. your new tech is best on the 100% fiber optic network. so get fios. now just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. >> this is a big day. >> uh-huh. >> it really is. >> monumental. >> a lot of people seem to think that way. whether you like coffee or hoagies the grand opening of the first wawa store happened in the nation's capitol today. >> with 24/7 service wawa has come to the busy down

d.c. high school and ember saves the day. sfox 5 news at 11 starts now. >> another cold night in the d.c. region. >> you combine that with snow and w plenty of spots on the sidewalks and roadways. let's take it outside now and live norm west d.c. be blad you're not walking throughout it looks likes it may be sl slick. >> i tell earlier tonight out there. i guarantee you is slick. threats get a check of the forecast, hi, glen. >> we have a weekend warm-up on the way i'm happy to say and sarah that things is dangerous and black ice we're talking about as well. you just don't know it's shiny out there and you cannot take a chance. even it's now headed off well northeast and behind it we're actually going to get clearing skies with a little sunshine as we head into your weekend. the story now is of course, temperatures. cold 26 right now in fashion's capital and feeling like it's 18, wind pushing in from the south, southwest and they're light and continue toing light and peck the breezy side e

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new this morning, d.c. police are asking for the public's help in identifying this person of interest connected to an assault on a district officer with a gun. now, the incident happened on 51st street in southeast last month. if you recognize this person or have any information, give police a call. >> also in d.c. police are investigating a homicide that happened around 11 o'clock last night. officers responded to shots fired on forrester street in southwest. on the scene they say they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest. he later died. at this time there's still no word on a suspect. if you have any information, please give police a call. >> coming up on fox5 news morning. >> a than heroin is now showing up in northern virginia. that story coming up. >> as we head to break, live look outside across the d.c. region at 4:50. 44 is the temperature. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> 4:00 a.m. 53 is the time right now. happening today machines will observe national pearl harbor r

d.c. council member is encouraging district residents to be careful about leaving valuables and gifts in their cars. yesterday morning council member robert white discovered thieves are broken into his car his brother-in-law's car and his neighbor's car plus his wife's car was stolen. white says it happened near holly and 16th streets northwest. he believes the christmas season is the reason for the increased thefts. >> what i'm hearing is that there are rashes of break-ins certain times of the year especially during the holidays. one of my law school classmates reached out to say that a number of cars last night were broken into her neighborhood in d.c. as well. >> the d.c. government encourages people to install security cameras outside their homes and businesses. d.c. government says it will reimburse residents for installing security cameras. >> six people facing serious criminal charges stemming from the 2017 inauguration protest yesterday. d.c. police arrested almost 200 protesters l

d.c. they might have had a quick coating. but they were a little more vigorous east of d.c. through colombia and a small coating was were going on through you through. we're getting on the west side of the bay where we see the brighter purples it indicates where there's a little bit more intensity and enough snow to cover the ground and everything is sticking because it has been so cold. these are some of the roads in howard county after about four tenths of an inch of snow fell and all of that stuck on the untreated roads. to be sure, road crews really got out and tried to brian those roads across maryland tonight. but if they missed you and maybe you are like car contact mow lowell driving around 695 to 70 and then 29 he saw snow all the way bottom line check out your door tomorrow morning and while we think this will have a fairly low impact in your morning, if you had a little l l accumulation it may not be going anywhere overnight. a coating to one inch was produced northeast of d.c.

. >> a d.c. massage therapist pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting three female clients. 24-year-old habtamu gebreslassi is charged with sexual abuse and assault. he's accused of inappropriately touching three women, two at the massage envy in tenleytown and one at deluca massage and body work near dupont circle. now, gebreslassie faces up to five years in prison. he will also have to register as a sex offender. his sentencing is set for february. >> well, the toll for driving the 10-mile stretch on the new i-66 toll lane in northern virginia it hit a new high. take a look. a driver tweeted this image yesterday morning before the toll road. as you can chris cane 82 also wrote that's insane. drivers have expressed outrage over the pricey tolls. last week the northern virginia transportation commission in arlington met with frustrated drivers hoping to discuss a proposed resolution for the skyrocketing fares. some possible solutions including a toll prices and changing the hours when motorists are

d.c. council member and his family and the search for the culprits in a recent rash of car break-ins. school yard fights. the violent clash at a maryland school that was call the on camera. the news at ten starts right now. all right. thanks for joining us, we're going to start with break news. this is out of montgomery county. take a look at your screen. crew there is on the scene of a house fire in germantown. when they arrived at the home which is on brink rode they found it fully engulf ed in flames. now, this is a live picture from sky fox. crews still on the scene. we're told there is no fire hydrant in that area. that has made it much that fire. roads in the area are blocked. there's no word right now on any injuries. we will continue to monitor the situation and keep you posted. now to the weather. winter officially arrived today with very little fanfare in the d.c. region at about the same time that thousands of people hit the red for the holiday weekend. it is a clear nievment bu

d.c. council member thinks there was a rash of car break-ins in his neighborhood. a victory for some people arrested during the inauguration protest and a special surprise for a local gold star family. your news at 11 starts right now. off the top tonight we're getting you ready for the holiday weekend. that's are on the move tonight. aaa estimates more than 7 million people will hit the road in the coming days. almost six and a half million will be flying which means longer lines at check in. what should you expect if you're take youing in town? sue palka is here to update you on your holiday weekend forecast. that's a lot could i have the next 25 minutes >> you would be fine with that. i wanted to show you the big picture because ream i today has been almost an ideal travel day it's been really quiet across the country. we have a band of snow that hasn't been causing too many problems. that's a leading edge of warmer air. around our area, first day of winter came in pretty quiet. we were

still snow north and west of d.c. around the district it is cloudy at that point wouldn't rule out flurries popping up but we coach do begin to see the snow dissipate. cloudy around d.c. and still snow showers around the hagerstown area. how much are we talking here? an inch or less and we don't expect a lot of snow slightly more towards the oakland area at least two inches or so of snow. here's your count down to 2017, bitter cold sticking around. temperatures ne degrees. we are up to 26 degrees on new years day with plenty of sunshine. seven day forecast all the way into 2018 we'll be watching out for a coastal system on wednesday >>> welcome back. dedicated runners will get out really in just about anything these days and if you are trying to be one of those runners especially for the new year you want to make sure you are prepared for the brutal conditions outside. it all starts really with the first layer you put on. >> the worst thing you can have is cotton up against your skin because as you get to sweat in you

right now d.c. police are locking for a man accused of trying to sexually assault a woman inside a parked car. kristin leon is live in south east and picks up the story from there, kristin. >> and good evening, sarah, that's right, this is roughly where the alleged assault took place right here on 400 block of east capital street south east it happened morning 4:00 a.m. and the woman was in a car with uber ar lyft when the driver began inappropriately touching here and tried to take off her pants. she says she started vaeming and then he ended up trying to strangle her and punched her multiple times. she did end up escaping that vehicle and that man took off in a dark-color four-door sedan. as of right now as we mentioned it's unclear whether or not that driver, that man is associated with either u uber, lyft or any ride sharing program. what we no is this, he is hispanic, 5' 0 8", 3 to 4 years old and slikd back hair and thick eyebrows and either poles ror frequentlees on his face. if you happen to

we head into d.c. here, snow likely starts during the overnight, predawn hours and lasts through at least tomorrow morning possibly lingering into tomorrow afternoon as well. these accumulations, i'm going to show you a map in a minute the accumulations we're looking at mostly on the grass. temperature at the surface really marginal with this one so your roads, i know they've been pretreating in virginia especially those ones are likely going to be fine with this event major roadways especially. cold temperatures all weekend long. highs unlikely to make it out of the 30's either saturday or sunday. so, very cold one coming up. make a fire. sit by the fire sing some christmas car rolls. have yourself a good weekend. satellite and radar here showing that moisture streaming up. look, it's snowing in louisiana. there's houston. if this is right it might be snowing in houston as we speak. that just never happens. atlanta just north of them some snow and again all -- this system is going to start to reorgani

here in d.c. i think we make 48 degrees under sunny skies. 47 manassas, maybe 49 for fredericksburg and culpeper. off to the north and west of town a little cooler, 44 for hagerstown, 46 for frederick but generally very kind of seasonal for this time of year. that area of high pressure just stubb too quickly. we'll have our next storm system approach from the south and west. that's going to throw some moisture not so much here but if you're traveling to the north tomorrow, 'cause i know tomorrow is still a big travel day you'll want to watch if you're headed up into pennsylvania, new york interior new england you could run into travel trouble with slick spots and some snow. here locally we should be dry, just on the cooler side mixing with more clouds although temperatures tomorrow warmer than today getting into the middle 50's. 48 today, up to 56 tomorrow. showers on and off throughout the day on saturday. more clouds than sun. temperatures warm though, 64 degrees. we start going back down on chr

d.c. even feels like below zero in a few of our suburbs. we'll go through those. we'll let you know how long the cold lasts coming up. hey, erin. >> right now roads are quiet but i can't stress enough, mike, it is cold out there. you need the boots, the layers, the scarves, the gloves. whew. backback to you guys. >> if you're just getting up we're following a developing story from afghanistan. at least 35 people are dead after an attack on a news agency in kabul. 56 more people have been wounded. local media reporting that the blast happened early this morning at the office of afghan voice news agency. officials say a suicide bomber was likely behind the attack. afghan journalism groups condemn the bombing. recent reports show a surge in attacks against reporters in afghanistan. >> former u.s. senate candidate from alabama roy moore is taking his case to court. moore wants to block the state of alabama if officially declaring doug jones as the winner of the u.s. senate race. about 14 hours

d.c., cars can idle for up to five minutes. you could be facing a $1,000 fine. virginia's applies to commercial or public vehicles. >>> at least we're not digging out of winter weather. erie, pennsylvania, airport just reopened after more than 5 feet of snow came down. the crews have been working nonstop to clear the runway since christmas day. this area is -- this week set records. already seeing more snow than it usually does in an entire win r winter. to put it in perspective even more, the isn't that bad compared to what they're dealing with in the midwest. people in chicago and minnesota reported temperatures, 35 to 40 degrees below zero. that's before the wind factor. those conditions, frostbite can set in, in less than 30 minutes. >>> 4:31 right now. we're tracking a developing story out of fairfax county. eight people, including a police officer are recovering after a police chase and crash in herndon. chopper 4 over the scene near frying pan road around 8:30 last night. fairfax co

d.c.'s emergency plan goes into effect within the hour and offering shelter to people in need. >> temperatures are falling below freezing. wells are in the single digits. >> and be glad you're not in erie, pennsylvania, as the city digs out from that record snowfall. more than five feet in two days. and there's more on the way for erie. >> that is crazy. in minnesota, further to the north, they are used to the cold up there but today the temperatures fell to 36 degrees below zero. and that crushed the record there. more on that in a moment. but first, here's doug with a look at what is happening. doug? >> that is just an awesome time lan lapse towards minnesota. flag there blowing in the wind. gusts up to 25 miles per hour now and that makes it feel so much colder. a storm system came through earlier today. that system brought a little bit in the way of snow associated with it down across parts of our area. it was just really flurries and snow showers. the bulk of the activity stayed to the

each glad i will be working in d.c. and not in d.c. >> i would be looking at them really. >> can you imagine people are up to terms in terms of which district and states are in the country. it's funny to be honest. >> seems ridiculous to me. our nace's capitol people should recognize that washington d.c. and that stands for district of columbia. seems easy to me. >> in a statement tsa says turn anywhere away. >> evan. thank you. >> let's take a picture from this ierier tonight from sky fox a home in laurel, mar maryland. >> look at all the beautiful lights. i'm impressed people get into it and go all out. and i wonder how long it takes them to put the light out every year. quinn is here now to talk about the holiday forecast folks are hitting the roads and coming to town. >> we have mixed conditions. some parts of the kinty doing well and other parts doing written and know. here atom way also. there's a look at radar for you. rain arriving pretty much into the the overnight hours. and it's going to become fairly widespr

. >> d.c. police need your help finding some bold thieves. >> they're wanted for a string of burglaries happening at stores across the district t melanie live from northwest with the details. mel. >> reporter: good morning, guys. here on f street, this is one of the locations where the burglars hit twice. they're looking for items that are very valuable during the holiday season. we're talking about clothes, we're talking about jewelry and watches what else is another hot holiday item? just across the street, the verizon wireless as well. those two locations right here were some of the most recent hit. let's take you to the video. we're talking about here at the benson jewelers wednesday at 3:16 in the morning you're going to be able to see here that they break through the glass then jump through the door. the suspect here has on a door but no mask. he stuffs items into his pockets and then takes off the suspects in a dark colored van. then in a verizon wireless store just across f street there

d.c. metro area and in maryland. we'll take a closer look at the timing of it and again, who can expect it coming up. let's check the roads. they're dry right now, melissa. >> they are dry. >>> taking a look at waldorf, northbound 301 near 5 there, the traffic is getting on the right shoulder right now. we do have some closures there because of that crash and a tow truck getting things out of the way. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, no problems there. when we take a look at 270 from 70 down to the spur, going to take you 26 minutes. on time there as you head southbound. as you head out of town up to 70, sometimes this morning, looking good here. right now, at 66 and 95, no major complaints. guys? >> thank you, melissa. >>> it is 5:02, we're following a developing story in charles county this morning. sheriffs deputies are searching for a gunman at a shooting in waldorf. a man was killed at holly avenue at spruce street last night. >> chopper 4 was over the scene as they collected

i love d.c. and d.c. loves me and all my people are in d.c. >> never heard thate cadillac seats, going back. all right. you can watch steve every week day at 2:00 p.m. right here on nbc4. and i bet you never heard that. >> no. >> going back like cadillac seats. >> very good, though. it's interesting. keeping it real. >> we'll see what happens. >> nice job. >> all right. the fast food fight over your hard earned cash. mcdonald's bringing back the dollar menu. this time, though, different than what you've seen before. >> and a new alert about local funeral home why mas.ny ttrails are covered... nothing like yesterday... paths aren't what they used to be... roads nowhere to be found.... ♪ and it's exactly what you're looking for. ♪ ♪ >>> if you were planning on getting back on track with your diet examine exercise program in the new year, here's something you're going to have to try to avoid. the mcdonald's dollar menu. >> that's right. it's back after a five year hiatus. starting january 4th, you can

take a look at the damage after a car crashed into the d.c. warner theater. d.c. police say the department of public works van that was parked in front of the theater rolled and crashed into the stairs. one woman was hurt. she is expected to be okay. >>> a heartbreaking story continues as we continue to cover the southern california wildfires. they continue to rage out of control. san diego firefighter killed trying to fight the thomas fire, he was carried off to the coroner's office yesterday. engineer cory iverson's body as you see there, as i mentioned, he was taken to the coroner's office and the streets in san diego were lined with firefighters. they lined the freeways and overpasses and stood on top of vehicles to salute him as you see there. those who knew iverson say they are devastated. >> this is a tragic event. it's a reminder of the inherent dangers we face in california with wildfires. the risk that we take in the fire service. >> iverson leaves behind a pregnant wife and a 2-year-old daughter. he was just 32 years old. >>> new and disturbing details

d.c. government vehicle jumped the curb outside a popular theatre and sent one person to the hospital. we are live on the scene with the latest. save the scheme try, the eforts z to preserve a historic burial site, plus the confrontation between protestors and police. then was she fired or did she quit? omarosa rights to set the record straight about her sudden departure from the white house. the news at ten starts right now . we begin tonight with a chaotic scene at a popular d.c. theater. a d.c. government vehicle somehow crashed in front of the warner vehicle with no one n behind the wheel. the crash sent one person to the hospital. fox5's lauren demarco is live at the scene tonight with the latest. how is the victim doing? >>reporter: shawn, it's a woman and miraculously she is expected to reov the van has been toed away, but look at the skid marks left behind as it hopped the curb here at the warner theater and then slammed into the steps right where people enter for shows. there is s

different story tomorrow. 21 now in d.c. so temperatures actually came up a degree. 16 degrees in gaithersburg though. 18 at dulles. 18 at frederick. yeah, it's not the single digits and the lower teens that we had yesterday but little bit of wind goes a long way and because of bit of wind it feels like 12 here in d.c. >> what. >> 16 gaithersburg. 17 in baltimore. 20 in annapolis. so, moral of the story is bundle it up again today because it's going to be a cold one. forecast 34 degrees. believe it or not that's 9 degrees warmer than we were yesterday. still 10 degrees below normal for this time of year though. we'll get back to a little bit of sunshine this afternoon. little snow threat tomorrow. we'll talk about it coming up in a few more minutes but first we need traffic and for that we say happy friday erin como. >> i'll give you a happy friday. right now 5:06. last friday of 2017. i didn't mean it like that. i meant -- >> i know what you meant. >> you need some more coffee. >> i'm just ribbing you, too. >> wow. >> somet

if you recognize him call d.c. police. >> new study finds extreme weather is getting more extreme because of climate change. 2017 was marked by several natural disasters hurricane harvey maria and irma. and of course the massive wildfires out west. yesterday two research teams harvey dropped more rain because of global warming. scientists say whether events like hurricane harvey are becoming more likely because of climate change. >> coming up on fox5 news morning, the university of louisville goes after its former coach. >> and while most of us are still preparing for christmas, new york is already thinking ahead to new year's. >> we're going break right now. live look outside. 4:50 is the time. 35 is the temp. fox5 news morning back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ whatever you were about to do just became whatever you're about to do after you get coffee. nothing comes before coffee. that's why we're introducing a new line of café-quality espresso drinks from mccafé. get a small peppermint mocha for just two dollar

begins to snow somewhere along this time in d.c. by morning when you wake up you start to see snowfall increase in intensity and coverage and sweet spot mid-morning through mid afternoon we'll get best accumulations and you can by 5:00 snow winding down and snow flurries and snow showers which may continue into the evening showers before we clear out on sunday. another look at snowfall amounts. dusting to 2" along 1. 2 to for washington and 95. 4 to 6 possibly locally more if we get heavier bands setting up i would guess laplata and waldorf and leonardtown in good area for that. that's where 4 to 6" range is and out of here sunday. weekend forecast, periods of snow tomorrow on and off. enjoy it's first snow on saturday and hopefully not have too many impact on the roads. breezy and cold sunday. 7 day forecast we're going to stay wintry here as another shot of colder air comes in next week. workweek okay, sunny and 40s and mixed showers tuesday to wednesday which brings really chilly temperature. high temperatures in low 30s wednesda

notice by that time it starts moving in to the d.c. region. the d.c. metro up to the part of gaithersburg area. farther north. in northern maryland. there could be some spots to get an over the course of a couple of hours. once we get to 10:00, maybe 11:00, that should be out of our area. so if you are going to be out and about this is a night that you could go to dinner. walk in the restaurant. hanging out. you will go outside and look, snow on the car. snow on the grasses. i wouldn't expect any on the roads. roads are fairly treated but it will move through. tomorrow will start out cool. much warmer than this morning. we will probably have more sun than clouds and it should be a dry day. slightly warmer. still on the cool side relative to where we should be this time of year. the forecast for this evening, 26 to 32. the snobs early. mostly cloudy and cold early and skies will clear out. more tomorrow. partly cloudy. the breezy conditions as well. not going to feel warm. but warmer. 37 on friday. good right now. we will warm that up a little bit to 46

here in d.c. we could do a coating, half inch of snow during the evening commute and if they don't treat the roadways or some of those side streets -- >> also known as havoc. >> yes. >> on a friday for sure. >> right. not how you wanted to end your work week. good news. this is the last chance of snow it looks like for at least the next 10 days. 30 degrees in washington right now. look at the temperatures off to the north, though. 22 at gaithersburg. that's chilly. 24 in baltimore. 25 up towards westminster and again, it's those locations off to the north there where we are concerned about the snow sticking. kind of most consistently and where we're concerned about the most snow coming down. satellite and radar shows the systems. there's two of them one over the great lakes coming down going to transfer some of its energy to a developing low that you can see the clouds right around raleigh right now. nothing too big there at this hour but it's going to develop later on this afternoon. here's futur

if d.c. had become a state, you have so many people who work for the federal government who are residents of a certain state. john argument. he voted in the past in favor of statehood. he said when it comes down to it you would have a state that would be represented most likely by a dwem. you look at the thin marge ij in the us senate. fifty-one-49 that seems to be the sole argument for a loft people. that it would help one part over the other irrespective of anything else. i am he often brought back to the idea, when hawaii and alaska were admitted to the union it would assume that ass alaska would continuously be democratic. that clearly has not happened. you can't necessarily make the assumption regardless however. it is a fundamental american value that the people of -- that live in this country are represented in this congress. the statehood plan makes the required by the constitution would remain. it would be the federal core, the white house, the supreme court, the capital building, th

. >> d.c. police arrested almost 200 protesters back in january after violence broke out near dupont circle and in other portions of the city. fox5's kristyn leon is live at d.c. superior courthouse with more on what came out of that courtroom today. kristyn. >> reporter: shawn a lot of those defendants had the same reaction you did shawn, very kite excited a huge sigh of relief for them. now, before i go into more about them and more about what happened inside the courtroom today, i do want to show you video now of just how excited ey they walked out of those doors. just watch. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: you can see and hear them now, that excitement and emotion in their voices. many of them told me that they were shaking right before they heard that verdict and then crying once they heard the verdict announced. again, the six defendants who faced felony charges of destruction of property and misdemeanor charges of engaging in rioting, they were all acquitted of those charges today. an

soon d.c. firefighters were competing against the capital area food bank in a hoagie making contest. the hunger fighting charity collecting a donation from the pennsylvania- based company. i'm so surprised the new wawa in d.c. we are wawa. this is great. i remember wawa from new jersey when i went to school there. so it's great to have it here in d.c. wawa officials say a second location is under construction in georgetown. in northwest, bob barnard, fox5 local news. are you a fan of wawa mpleg i am. the hoagies are really pretty good. they really compete. i think i grew up or in college we had more sheaths. i still like . coming up next, why some people were happy they got pulled over by the police. what ? i know, coming up tomorrow. fox5 d.c. cares and make a wish mid atlantic will be granting a little boy ember his wish to become a k9 police officer. we'll he be live with ember all day long as he helps the city to solve crimes. and on fox5dc.com to cheer him on. . ♪♪ because everyone