a cold night in the district as temperatures take a tumble and that's not the only condition that could make your monday a little more challenging. and it's red carpet night in d.c., oprah, paul mccartney just some of the stars celebrating. we're taking you live to the star studded event. right off the top we are talking redskins. the game today against the giants considered a must win for the redskins if they wanted a real shot at making the playoffs. very, very unlikely i'm told. thanks for joining us. i'm will thomas. >> and i'm maureen umeh. apparently someone forgot to tell the players because it was a rough go up at the meadowland. a disappointing and you might say embarrassing. >> if you watched the 1st half you might not have had to watch a lot of the 2nd half. you got what was going to happen on the very first drive for the giants. it was depressing and well, it's over. it is over and the season is not over, but it's getting close. today was great nfc east football weather, cold, windy, gray, great weather to run the football which one team did very well today and the other team is called the redskins. albert haynesworth inactive for today's game, which involve controversy. they could have used him. 1st quarter brandon jacobs from 8 yards out, eight carries for 103 yards and two scores. giants up 8 -0. still in the 1st the second part of the rushing attack for the g men, ahmed bradshaw, 25 rushes for 97 yards, 14-0 giants. they lead 21-0 at the half. 3rd quarter skins still down three scores. mcnabb on 2nd and 2 has a ton of time to make a play, decides to run. that's good, but he doesn't slide and he coughs up the ball. core webster of the giants -- corey webster of the giants recover. a season high six turnovers for the burgundy and gold, drop to 5-7 on the season. playoff hopes almost all but gun, lindsay murphy now -- gone, lindsay murphy now with more. >> reporter: the redskins knew what they had to do and for the final five weeks of the season if they want to make a playoff push, but today it seems everything went wrong from turnovers to dropped balls to missed tackles, the result an embarrassing loss here to the new york giants. >> this is the most down i've seen this locker room this year. tough game. we really did have high expectations coming into this game. >> we've got good guys on the team that work hard and, you know, for us to keep going in week in and getting a [ bleep ] like that is not a good thing. >> reporter: this is just the first of two meetings between the skins and giants. they will meet in four weeks january 2nd in the season finale at fedex field. from new meadowlands stadium lindsay murphy, fox 5 sports. >> haynesworth didn't play. the reason shanahan said after the game was he didn't practice well thursday and he missed practice friday. afterwards murphy went and asked haynesworth why didn't you play and he said well, i played okay thursday and friday didn't miss practice. i was one minute late because i had been sick, so shanahan said he missed practice. haynesworth said he was one minute late and he was told today by defensive coordinator haslett right before the game that he went playing, they could have used him. who knows if it would have stopped anything, but either way more controversy between the $100 million man and the head coach. >> you know, $100 million man and management always seem to be butting heads. >> we'll hear from albert tonight on extra. >> see you then. winter weather is here. you can't see the cold, but that's a big part of the weather story. the wind might be more obvious if you peek outside making it feel even more chilly for us. gwen tolbart is putting together our forecast down in the weather center. >> they are going to continue to see snow in the west the next couple days, but let's begin with a look at our satellite and radar composite. we've got fairly clear skies over our area. to the west you can see the snow machine keeps pumping it up there and that's not going anywhere for a couple days, just sticking in that same region. as a result of that, we have some warnings and advisories to tell you about. winter storm warning for western highland, allegheny, grant and mineral counties until 7 a.m. tuesday, talking 12 to 18 inches of snow by the time tuesday rolls around and a winter weather advisory for the west virginia mountains and allegheny front 6 to 10 inches. the problem here as well is we've got a wind advisory, winds gusting up to to 45 miles per hour. so we're talking blowing and drifting snow for this region. just a few clouds for us out there, temperatures dipping to the low 30s and 20s, but we've got gusty winds and wind chill, so it feels colder than it is outside is a result of that. becoming partly cloudy overnight then, gusty winds, cold, 28 degrees your overnight low. those winds are sticking around for a bit. i'll have the full forecast and let you know when we'll get a break from it all. back to you. >> people are reaching on the tops of their closets now getting their scarves and mittens. thanks. new developments tonight in the case of a woman brutally attacked on capitol hill along pennsylvania avenue. it's one of several recent assaults in the very same neighborhood. as fox 5's roby chavez tells us, police have arrested a juvenile in connection with the attack on that woman but they aren't saying much else. >> reporter: with a heavy police presence it's a safer walk for some heading to the grocery store after three separate assaults last week along pennsylvania avenue near capitol hill. community leaders say the arrest of one person brings comfort, but it doesn't heal the problem. >> the assaults, robberies, burglaries are happening around us all the time. those will never go to zero, but if people are cognizant of what's going on around them, they can help prevent them from occurring. >> reporter: last sunday a 29- year-old woman was jumped by four teens as she walked to the grocery store. during the unprovoked attack she was punched so hard her jaw was broken. police say community involvement helped lead to an arrest. >> it was a vicious attack and it really got people very concerned about their neighborhood and it brought a lot of people together. >> reporter: those neighbors who walk this strip of pennsylvania avenue would like to see the beefed up police presence stay. >> that's one of the reasons i don't feel bad walking alone because the police are everywhere. so i'm not afraid. >> reporter: now residents hope police can catch the remaining suspects, but they also hope concern doesn't fade now that there is a single arrest. >> policing at best is a band- aid after the fact. >> reporter: we have very little information how police made the arrest but expect to learn more on monday when the suspect appears in court. roby chavez, fox 5 news. >> roby spoke with the victim tonight who is grateful to hear of the arrest. she's back home after being hospitalized. the 29-year-old underwent surgery for a broken jaw which will have to stay wired shut for six weeks. a man and anne arundel county police shot another man to death with a rifle has been arrested. clayton battle is now charged with murder after the death of kelly fisher who was found shot outside a bar in glen burnie early saturday morning. witnesses saw the gunman pull a rifle on fisher. officers spotted battle in a car on the baltimore beltway last night and arrested him. a man who might have had a few too many smashed into two police cruiser on branch avenue in manchester. fortunately the police officers were not in the cruiser. the guy who hit them was arrested on the scene. right in the middle of the prince george's county corruption probe the wife of county executive jack johnson was set to be sworn into her county council seat tomorrow. some people have urged leslie johnson to step aside. federal agents arrested the johnsons last month after raiding their home and offices in a corruption investigation related to land and housing deals. incoming county executive rushern baker is also set to take his seat tomorrow. the theme of baker's inauguration, on the path to greatness. fox 5 will be in prince george's county tomorrow for the new county executive ceremony. also tomorrow a planned protest outside a local medical practice that will perform late term abortions. >> it's opening up in our area, plus we'll hear from both sides in this debate. >> you're watching the 10 right here on fox 5. , hyoyeceic a developing story tonight, a protest planned tomorrow as a late term abortion doctor brings his practice to our area. dr. leroy carhartt will start work at germantown reproductive health services. he left nebraska after a new state law there banned abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. let's get a start to the conversation about this controversial story. jeannie monaghan from family research council who is pro life and aaron matteson, the vice president of now pro choice, of course. aaron, you actually know doctor carhartt. you refer to him as a hero. >> i do. i met doctor carhartt at our national now conference this past summer in boston and i actually introduced him with this idea that a woman who's having an abortion is not a criminal, but a patient in need of compassion and care and i have to say having met dr. carhartt personally and watched him speak of the stories of the women that he's helped serve, i've seen how he provides that compassion and care, literally just moved by the individual stories of his patients. >> jeannie, why don't you jump in here. family research council certainly against abortion in any case. in this particular case these are fetuses that some would argue would be survivable outside the womb. >> right. while we don't begin to judge dr. carhartt's motives, we do know that he is a proponent of doing abortions 21 weeks and beyond of development. let's be clear. babies can survive outside of their mother's womb from 20 weeks or even earlier, as early as 18 weeks. so this is not, you know, mainstream abortion. this is radical. this is late term and most americans are not in favor of this procedure. >> jeannie, what about those who say this could be a mother who is about to start chemotherapy or a mother who found out that the fetus is brain dead? >> right. according to the national abortion federation, dr. carhartt's abortions, almost none of them were done for instances of the life of the mother and we also know from dr. tiller, of course, who was shot not by a man associated with the pro life movement and we're very sorry that that happened, but literally none of the late term abortions that dr. keller did had to do with the life of the mother according to the kansas department of health. so it's not a fair claim. >> erin, would you respond differently? you've said you worked with the doctor. what type of women are coming in to have late term abortions? >> it's precisely that. it's women with serious medical conditions, women who need to be able to start chemotherapy, women whose lives are literally on the line. i'd just like to collect correct a few things i -- correct a few things i just heard. the man who savagely murdered dr. keller while he was attending church was deep into the anti-abortion rights movement and it's all sides of the spectrum we see leading to those horrible tragedies. >> jeannie, i man you would call protesting these type of practices less -- imagine you would call protesting these type of practices less about harassment and more about a message. >> i am planning on not going tomorrow. i will be peacefully praying for this, but i'm not in favor of actively protesting this tomorrow. >> erin, one of your biggest concerns obviously security based on what we've seen before. certainly the face and few would argue that dr. carhartt is the face of late term abortion. what is your biggest concern outside this practice tomorrow and as we move on into the future? >> well, abortion is a safe and legal medical procedure that is backed up by a constitutional right and we have laws to protect doctors and clinics and patients and their staffs. so we will use those laws and make sure that the police enforce it, but in terms of the protesting and harassment, we're going to stand strong behind dr. carhartt and, you know, even tonight i'm having a meeting with some other young activists in terms of what we can do to best support him now that he'll be in the area. >> as i understand it the practice is opening in maryland because maryland state law is more permanency sieve than other areas. jeannie, why -- is more permissive than other areas. jeannie, why don't you speak to this. dr. carhartt left nebraska after the new state law there, right? >> right. nebraska is the first state to do a fetal pain law and have outlawed abortions after 20 weeks because the baby can feel pain. the abortion industry really has a strategy trying to make developing babies seem like a lifeless blob of tissue, but the reality is it is a little person who has a beating heart, has brain waves and yes, can feel pain. so i think this is a good point, too, that we don't need to go all the way and overturn roev. wade. we hope that that happens, but these laws in little states make a big difference. >> erin, do you see anything on the horizon that could change the law say in maryland? >> i think i see something that could change the law in nebraska potentially. there is no medical or legal consensus on this idea of fetal pain that has been created in large part by the anti-abortion rights movement and so this is something that i predict will go to court. >> just to make a slight correction there, we know that babies have more pain receptors per square inch between 20 and 30 weeks of development and that it's possible, in fact, they feel more pain. they also respond to noxious stimuli early in the second trimester. so i would assume we would want to error on the side of caution in terms of a baby, not a lifeless blob of tissue, that could be potentially feeling pain. >> erin, i've got 10 seconds left. you have the last word. >> i would never call terrorring, but we should always trust women to -- call it errorring, but we should always trust women to do what's best for themselves and their families. >> thank you both for coming in and starting the debate here. we will continue to stay on top of this. maureen, back to you. a community in western maryland remembering two college students tonight, their apartment destroyed apparently after a woodstove caught fire. that story is coming up next. , h a fox 5 followup to a tragic story we brought you on friday. two frostburg university students killed when they were trapped in a burning apartment building. tonight friends and family held a vigil on campus to remember them. fox 5's roz plater was there. [ singing ] >> reporter: to know just how much this tragedy has touched the frostburg family, look at the hundreds who came out to honor 20-year-old alyssa salazar from annapolis, an aspiring elementary schoolteacher, and 23-year-old evan kullberg of gaithersburg, a business major and already a successful entrepreneur. >> two wonderful bright talented and respected member of our frostburg state university family. there are no adequate words to express our sadness. >> reporter: early friday morning a fast moving fire in this two-story off campus apartment building trapped the students on the second floor. more than 100 firefighters responded but could not get to them in time. investigators believe the blaze was sparked by a woodstove in the unit below them. at the memorial service there were emotional tributes from fellow students struggling with losing someone their own age. >> you will be incredibly missed. we love you. >> you will be forever missed. >> reporter: and words of comfort to them from evan's family. >> this past thanksgiving we are so thankful that evan and alyssa spent dinner with us. they looked happy and silly and just like how they always are. we're going to miss evan so much. we loved him very much and we also loved alyssa, too. and evan loved being here and he loved all of you. >> reporter: in light of this tragedy evan's fraternity and alyssa's sorority are pledging they will begin a project to improve fire safety in frostburg, something the university says it will wholeheartedly support. on the campus of frostburg state university i'm roz plater, fox 5 news. honoring and celebrating five superstars accident fox 5's matt ackland -- superstars, fox 5's matt ackland at the kennedy center. >> reporter: we're talking about oprah and paul mccartney, just two of the five honorees this evening. coming up i'll take you inside where we talk to a lot of really cool people tonight after the break. christmas coming early to one part of the district the fantasyland guaranteed to get you in the holiday spirit and bring some much needed good cheer to merchants, too. i'm stationed in turkey, want to give a shout out to all my friend and family in vienna virginia, happy holidays to my father and my sister and brothers. keith, good luck this spring and summer with baseball. i know you do amazing. happy holidays to everyone. i miss you rything. i love you. you're watching fox 5 news at 10:00. washington is a power town no, doubt about that, but tonight look at some of these folks. it was all about star power. the kennedy center honors giving extraordinary acknowledgement to extraordinary accomplishments in the arts. fox 5's matt ackland is on the red carpet tonight winfrey, paul mccartney are just a few. >> reporter: no chance of anyone being left out from this event. matt ackland has been on the red carpet all night bringing us the details. how was it? >> reporter: what a great night. a lot of these honorees have fame and wealth, but look at them eye to eye on the red carpet this evening you could really see in their eyes they were proud to be honored here this evening. ♪ speaking words of wisdom let it be ♪ >> reporter: a worldwide musical icon paul mccartney. >> there's also someone else here that would like to give you a hug. >> reporter: a broadcast journalist, actor and media mogul, oprah winfrey. a legend in country music, merle haggard. a master of the stage, his music familiar to millions, jerry herman, and a groundbreaking choreographer and dancer bill t. jones. the red carpet lineup to congratulate the five honorees was overwhelming, stars from the stage, big screen and concert halls across the world coming to the kennedy center, some of them performing for the honorees. >> what an honor to be able to rock their world like they've rocked mine for so many years. >> i'm performing for the jerry herman tribute. i think they saw what i did last year and now i want to do it bigger and better. it's going to be a pretty good performance actually. >> it's so surreal. this is like where am i? what is going on? this is amazing just to be in the presence of so many icons, legends and amazing people. >> reporter: jerry herman whose broadway musical numbers like hello dolly said bringing joy to others is what his life's work has been all about. >> nothing could make me happier. that's what i try to do is to make people feel better. oh, yes, and i enjoy his music and i got to sing it and he wanted me to and that's a great compliment. >> now in the spirit of the oprah show if everyone could reach under their seats. [ laughter ] >> reporter: even with oprah winfrey's success she says when she was picked as a kennedy center honoree, she was surprised. she's come a long way since her days in local tv. it wasn't so long ago that you stood on this side of the red rope and you did this. >> yes. >> reporter: did you ever see yourself in this position? >> oh, hell, no, of course not. this right here? >> reporter: being honored tonight. >> with my rainbow coalition award? >> reporter: country music star merle haggard says he knows why so many people can relate to his music. >> well, it's american music. it's music about pride and it's honesty. >> reporter: there was also honorees from the past who proudly wore their award around their necks. how does it feel to sit in that box next to the president and everyone watching? >> well, it's really incredible to be in the space. there's so much energy and power and, you know, it's just really special to be here. it really is. >> i feel very happy here about all the nominees and i'm very happy for them and it's a joy to be here at kennedy center as an honoree. >> reporter: it sounds like the awards ceremony is wrapping up. in fact, the president's motorcade is leaving as we speak. he'll be on his way back to the white house. you may have noticed that paul mccartney slipped by me. i had a tough one, will. i was right in the middle of an interview with diana ross and i saw paul mccartney. what are you going to do in that situation? i couldn't cut her off, could i? >> no. i've covered this event many time. it's pretty incredible. the publicist is supposed to bring them back to you i think is how it's supposed to work. let me ask you, matt, you were really hobnobbing with some living legends tonight. was there one who left you saw struck tonight? >> reporter: yeah, carol channing, almost 90 years old and she looks wonderful. jennifer hudson, i haven't seen such a beautiful woman in a long time and we saw a little bit of her performance. and then, you know, it's great to meet oprah winfrey. i've heard so much about her and you feel like you know her and then when you talk to her, i think i talked to her maybe a minute and a half and you understand why she is so popular. she looks you in the eye. she's very warm. she holds your hand. it was an amazing evening. it's no wonder that all these people are so loved across the country and the world, will. >> i'm sure carol channing gave you a nice wink on the carpet tonight, matt. thanks for your report live from the kennedy center. >> almost makes you want to sing hello, dolly. it's one of d.c.'s best known places to shop, but georgetown has been suffering in the last few months. tonight the popular spot has been transformed into a fantasyland in hopes the shoppers will be enchanted into spending some dough. fox 5's -- doe. fox 5's karen gray houston got an up close look at the georgetown event. >> reporter: where do you get a pair of shoes like those? strolling the cobblestone streets of georgetown which ushered in the yuletide spirit in a big way. none of the kids seemed to mind that santa had no sleigh. there was live music, special sales, and our own holly morris played host. >> we have two competitions. >> reporter: but the main focus was to draw customers into georgetown, which is trying to rebound from recent losses. >> actually at the end of this year, 2010, we'll have a net gain of almost 15 or 16 stores this year and that will counterbalance the net loss of 15 stores that we had in 2009. >> reporter: stores are back. >> we've got uggs that came in made well, a j. crew store, apple, of course, is in here. >> reporter: people were shopping. we couldn't help but notice that you have a bag. >> i do indeed. >> reporter: you have been shopping? >> i have. >> reporter: did you come here to shop? >> actually i came here for a sun brunch with some friends and then got stuck shopping around. >> reporter: and just having fun. ♪[ music ] ♪ >> reporter: hey, aren't you too old for this? >> no. i'm 54. i'm a retired marine. >> reporter: a success in the eyes of the georgetown business improvement district which helped put on this show. it's about more than enticing shoppers to do business in georgetown. some of it's also just fun and free. like this carriage ride. do you live in georgetown? >> no. we're from new york. >> reporter: what are you doing here? >> visiting our daughter. >> reporter: did you know about this event? >> we did not. >> reporter: but joanne and ken spent money and couldn't stop dancing. in georgetown karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >> those moves look like yours during commercials. >> even inspired gwen off camera. learn something new about your co-anchor every day. she just told me she likes fruitcake. >> am i the only one? >> gwen? >> i like fruitcake. >> i like the cake but not the little -- >> doesn't it have all that rum in it back when i could have rum? >> let's make sure the producers still like us and keep going. it may be a football sunday but four local teams were holding court at the verizon center. . talking about dancing, this cold weather will have you on the move, let me tell you, temperatures into the 30s but dropping well into the 20s and teens over the northern plains, all this cold air making itself right at home here with gusty winds as well. we've got wind chills. we'll have the details in your full forecast coming up. stay with us. we'll be back after the break. ta who needs these grandstands anyway. texas christian university better known as tcu horned frogs making their way for the $105 million new stadium renovation. it's all slated to be ready by next football season. look at it go. >> looks like bread falling off a low of? where did you get that -- off a loaf? where did you get that? >> it just came to me. >>. we're not just talking football tonight, a lot on deck tonight. we even have what, baseball in december? >> yeah, because, you know, the nats sometimes are accused of getting big guys and not spending money. they just lost adam dunn but they got someone new and think he's going to help. here's the deal. the nats signed free agent right fielder jason wit to a 7 year $126 million deal. he hit 27 hole runs last year with the phils and the maryland terrapins will face east carolina in the military bowl december 29th. another maryland team in action tonight, the hoop team facing temple at the verizon center. terps trail bill as many as 15 but come -- by as many as 15 but come back. they find james padgett with the emphatic finish and then temple goes the other way. allen lays it. in temple retakes the lead and the owls take the game 64-61. terps fall to 6-3. navy in blue facing george washington, also bb&t midshipmen sticking it out to jordan sugars who drove one of his four three's. he scores a game high 20. navy defeats gw64-57 avenging last year's 12-point loss. american in white in the bb&t taking on florida, 2nd half, a back in and hits the baby hook for jeff jones and the foul. vlad with 14, eagles hanging around down seven but too much gators. inside to vernon maclin. he converted a three-point play. au falls to florida 67-48. the wizards opening up a west coast trip in phoenix. late 3rd quarter the suns steve nash to warrick and the suns by five, ouch. john wall hoping to have an answer races up court, steps inside the arc and i don't know if you call banks but the bank was open, 12-12 for him points and assists but the wizards get scorched 125-108 to extend their record road losing streak to 10 games. tiger woods and graeme mcdowell in the playoff at the chevron world challenge in thousand oaks california. mcdowell from birdie from 25 feet. yeah. so the u.s. open champ is finishing the greatest year of his life in golf. tiger has a chance to force a second playoff. oh, pushed it just far. the first time woods has ever lost a tournament when leading by at least three shots into the final round. mcdowell wins 1.2 million tiger will be back very soon. so tiger woods contending which he hasn't in a long time. coming up on nissan sports extra more on the meltdown in the meadowland and what really happened with albert haynesworth. we will hear from albert in his own words. >> coach and he butt heads. >> he does and he and shanahan do not have a nice relationship and it dent get any better today. >> jayson werth, 1 -- didn't get any better today. >> what struck me jayson werth 126 million, my career is on fire. >> don't take any offense, but i think he's a better athlete than you. >> no question. coming up imagine spending an entire century with someone, taking you to a very special celebration. hi, i'm tech sergeant jess mcgraw. i'd like to send out a holiday message to my beautiful wife and son brett back in washington d.c. hope you have a wonderful holiday season and a fantastic new year. i love you and i'll be thinking about you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yes! ♪ ♪ look, they fit! oh my gosh, are those the jeans from last year? 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[ female announcer ] people who eat more whole grain tend to have healthier body weights. multigrain cheerios has five whole grains and 110 lightly sweetened calories. more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios. tr rtiontui , h a real blast of winter right here and across the country the snow fell across indianapolis this weekend. hear them? they're cute. they're sending kids and dogs outside for some fun, never too early to sled, but in central indiana it can be hard to find a good hill, although it looks like they did just fine. >> yeah. they had a great time. >> nothing like this here. >> no, but thank goodness to the west of us definitely is where they're seeing snow. we've had some really cold winds today. let's take a look outside now. the skies are a bit clear. and you can see the shaking in the camera there outside because the winds have been gusty all day long. will has been bugging me about getting right to my weather. a cold frigid night and guess, what that cold frigid air will stick around. be prepared. gusty cold winds we've had all day and those will also continue across the area. accumulating snow is out to the far west and anyone in the metro area over the past couple days, some of you might have seen a passing flurry but not much to speak about. the week ahead we've got sun with just a few clouds. let's look at where we hit today temperature-wise, well below seasonal, at least some 10 degrees plus below where we should be, only 41 degrees at national airport, 38 at dulles, 39 degrees at baltimore. we had gusty winds and had wind chills. it felt a lot cooler than that. it's 30 degrees right now at dulles, 28 at gaithersburg, the same at frederick, 30 degrees at winchester and manassas to the south, 31 degrees at baltimore this hour, annapolis at 33 degrees, 28 at gaithersburg and we've got 30 degrees to the south at leonardtown, so very much on the chilly side. those winds still fairly strong. here's a look at our peak wind gusts today in some of our areas, 39 at national airport, same at baltimore, 41 at dulles and at hagerstown peak wind gust at 32 degrees, 35 at andrews air force base, 28 at leesburg. now the winds are still fairly strong out there, 26 mile-per- houred with unwind gust at national, 30 at dulles -- 26 mile-per-hour wind gust at national, 30 at dulles. look at this, only 17 degrees is what it feels like in hagerstown, 20 at frederick, 16 at dulles, 21 degrees at baltimore. to the west the winds have been fairly strong and that's where we have a wind advisory in affect along the areas of the mountains gusting there at 45 miles per hour or more and that is in effect through until 6:00 tomorrow morning. now not only are they dealing with strong winds there, but they're also dealing with the snow that we spoke about. the snow from that clipper system that pushed its way out off the coast yesterday, but still leaving a lot of upslope snow showers along the areas of mountains. this will be a prolonged event which will probably linger until at least some period into the mid part of tuesday. by that point we are talking about them getting a fair amount of accumulation. so they have a winter storm warning in effect, 12 to 18 inches of snowfall, extreme western allegany county, mineral, grant and pendleton counties. the advisory to the south 6 to 10 inches and to the west for the west virginia mountains through this area all through parts of virginia and the shenandoah valley along the allegheny front looking at 6 to 10 inches. strong winds through here, blustery conditions, blowing snow as well and a very, very bad circumstance as far as road conditions are concerned. here's a look at some of the snowfall so far, 5 inches in west virginia, hardscrabble 4 inches of snowfall and 2 1/2 inches for frostburg. those numbers as of 6:00 tonight. we know those are definitely changing. accumulating snow continues in the far west, ridge of high pressure well to the west of us. we won't hear that pushing in until we move through to about thursday or so, windy and cold. that will continue, the cold air just staying in place. we won't get a break from that at all in the next five days or so, but we will end up seeing at least some sun with a few clouds as all that snowfall stays its way well out to the west. for tonight, then, becoming partly cloudy, gusty winds and cold, only 28 degrees for your overnight low and gusty winds at 25 miles per hour. expect wind chills to make it feel like it's actually in the teens, so a lot colder. partly sunny and gusty winds for tomorrow, once again 38 your daytime high. however, with the wind chill, the winds gusting at 40 miles per hour and the wind chill kicking in, it's obviously going to feel only in the 20s. here's a look at the five-day forecast, then, temperatures just barely making their way close to the 40-degree mark. as you can see by friday, we're at 42. we have dry conditions all week long, overnight lows into 20s. monday and tuesday are both days where the winds will be a big issue. >> okay. >> in honor of the cold let's talk about a polar bear. >> that sounds good. >> remember this guy? his name is newt. newt the polar bear is all grown up. you remember talking about him when he was a baby? he was celebrating his 4th birthday at the berlin zoo. newt is the one that got all the attention when his mother abandoned him. zookeepers have raised him ever since. he is thriving after being the first polar bear born at the berlin zoo in 30 years, polar bear, that's that. we are about to introduce you to a pair who are already 96 by the time newt was born and now they're celebrating a century together. >> turns out their twin sisters. fox's tom holden traveled to summer up to minnesota to show us more. -- summer town minnesota to show us more. take a look. >> i was born june 10th. >> reporter: irene millner. >> in 1910. >> reporter: and margaret hamilton may have been born 100 years and nearly six months ago. >> grand rapids, minnesota. >> reporter: but their sisterly love is fresh as ever. their journey together started tragically with their dad dieing when they were very young and their mother remarrying a man who had kids of his own. >> one twin sister, two stepsisters, about 67 brothers. that's all. >> we got along pretty good. >> reporter: as they grew up, they naturally grew apart and lived very different lives. margaret got married, had eight children, five who made it to adulthood. she worked as a full-time mom in a poultry processing plant, cleaning apartments and volunteering thousands of hours at the va. >> she led an entirely different life than i did. she was raising a family and i was having fun with friends. >> reporter: irene got married as well but wasn't able to have kids. so she spent her time away from her job at a munitions plant traveling the world. after living a lifetime apart they wound up together not long ago in country manor. >> we never did live together. >> we had our little fights, but they were not, you know, real bad ones. >> reporter: while they do have their health challenges, iran can't hear and marching represent has a broken bone in -- irene can't hear and marching represent has a broken bone in her neck -- and margaret has a broken bone in her neck from a fall, they're in pretty good shape. >> i really didn't think i would be living to be 100, but here i am, 100 years old. >> reporter: but they do have some secrets to many years of happiness. >> work hard, have fun and make a lot of money. and maybe try and have a little fun. >> i like to gamble. >> reporter: guinness officials say they know they have not heard the last from people claiming to be the oldest living twins. the reigning champs have their title in perspective saying it's encouraging to know that there are older twins and they are delighted to pass the record on to them. who knows? irene and margaret may be next. tom holden, fox 5 news. good news for britney spears fans. >> pop star says it's time for another circus, you'll find out what she's talking about. coming up on the news edge another pedestrian accident in our area, this time in virginia, details on what happened at 11:00. yoyeceicd yoyo d one of america's most popular doctors has been hit with a lawsuit. it's got nothing to do with his medical license. a neighbor is suing dr. oz because of his trees. the guy says oz's cedar trees block his view of the new york city skyline. this is the same neighbor who got mad two years ago because of the bamboo trees oz planted. he says he lost value on his home and property because of those trees. britney spears says she's going to drop a new album in march. spears seems to think the time is just right for a new release after her success on her glee appearance. the last album circus came out back in 2008 and hit no. 1 here and in the uk. actually went to see the circus concert and tour. >> glad to see her come back. >> yeah. got to like lip sync. >> the news is fa