Westminster and twelve leonardtown and five fredericksburg and everybody off to cold start. No high temperatures above freezing. Ill have the details on this cold blast here to stay believe it or not next weekend. Coldest air yet arriving saturday and sunday. Details on that coming up. 13 this morning. High temps in the mid 20s. More weather back to you. Thanks, tuck, a few School Systems west of districts opening late today because of fridgeit temps, clark county, virginia schools on one hour delay this morning andal gapey and garrett countrys in maryland on two hour delays. And hampshire and West Virginia also delayed two hours and Orange County virginia schools you are on a two hour delay as well. Developing right now fox5 on top of major problems because of this major cold. South east d. C. A burst pipe flooded gas leak. Theres no electricity and theres no heat in crimeer middle school on q street in southeast and Melanie Alnwick is there. Shes live with the latest n now. Mel. Repo
Were here and the health say there are food involved. They have past inspections and put everything in place and they plan to reopen here tomorrow morning. Reporting live in southwest washington, im sam ford, abc7 news. Good news out there. So now we have a bitter chill. Larry we could set records for how cold it will be. Lets begin with bill kelly in the weather center. Bill we are watching the cold weather moving in the air. This is reagan. The record for the record in 1999. The records are in jeopardy tonight. Now we have the temperatures that are widespread in teens. The winds are 20 to 30 Miles Per Hour. This is knocking the numbers down. In another hour or two the numbers continue to drop to sub zero territory. This is 19 degrees but the wind chills are down. Sidebyside at Dulles Airport this morning. Look at the video. This is a mess. Thousands of passengers tried to reach destinations after the weather diverted them from j. F. K. In new york. How does it look now . The nightmar
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Missouri, is working to overcome racial determination after the right in ferguson three years ago. Thank you for joining us. Guest thank you for having me. Host we saw the events unfold three years ago, why take a look at this issue now for this magazine piece . Guest it is something i have been curious about for a long time. One propensity of American Media is we often Pay Attention when something really bad happens and then we do not check in again. Ofas curious, what sort initiatives were being taken . Have there been any progress . Had there been any healing in the community . When i started this, i made st. Louis one of my first stops. I was interested in what i found. Host early on in this piece, you compare the people in st. Louis to those in selma. Explain the similarities you saw. Guest that comparison came from reverend darrell gray, who i interviewed for the piece. He is a long time civil rights activist. He has come to st. Louis. He is based in a church in montreal, but he