>> cleanup on aisle 7 a gourmet grossner d.c. shut down by the health department. what inspectors found that forced them to close shop. >> and, shake, rattle and roll. a maryland homeowner is singing blues over a jarring problem with his newly built home. what he says the builder did not tell him. right now on "fox5"news at 10. we begin tonight with a "fox5" exclusive. a firefighter hurt on the job is accusing montgomery country workman comp program of widespread corruption. thanks for joining us tonight i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> the firefighter says delayed diagnosis and treatment forced him to go on disability and he says, the delays are costing the taxpayers money. and "fox5" tisha lewis joins with with the story. >> tony, shawn, it is damage to say the least. they are records instead of patients and miss diagnosing first responders and more. >> there's heavy assertions about the lack of transparenty with montgomery country when it comes to their workman's comp company. >> what is the incentive for them to do this. >> money, it's all about the money. whatever this company does not pay out, in their you know to payments to the first responders or to workman's comp payments or doctors and stuff, they're incentiviseed on saving money. >> 52-year-old allen mark spent years and then a neck injury on the job forced him to disability. the latter could have been pev entered. >> fist responders and paramedics and firefighters that are retired on disability the reason most of them are retired on disability is because of the delay in treatment and diagnosis for their injuries that have happened on the job treatment had no happened, most of those people, a vast majority, would all be back on the job. >> mark us is describing what he calls widespread scuption with the contractor core vel. the biggest issue is delayed or denied payment and treatment which he says according to his doctors, caused his injury to worse. >> throughout delays of the workman's comp company and, and, doctors they sent me to, everybody kept saying there's nothing wrong with you, nothing wrong with you. it took months and months to get the proper diagnosis as far as mri was concerned to though the damage. and it took a total of 18 months from the time of my injury to the time that i had surgery. and because of that, i suffered permanent spinal cord injury. >> ultimately, marcus would like county and workman's comp administrator to be held accountable for delayed treatment and diagnosis so first responders can get back to worse inste retire. >> county says marcus filed a number of complaints to the workman's compp board but none about delays in treatment from the neck injury and they're interested in any evidence allen marcus has that he might have about corruption and independent audits of the vendor resulted in 95% rating in the last two years. "fox5" has learned allen marcus is receiveing a $3,000 check from montgomery county to reimburse medical cost. marcus says it was mailed after we contacted montgomery country. the county says it was not. tisha lewis, "fox5 local news". and staying in montgomery county, police are trying to figure out who shot and killed a man in montgomery village this afternoon. it happened just after 2:00 in the 8500 block of hawk run terrace. when officers arrived they found victim suffering from a gun shot wound in a parking lot. he died at the scene. and the swat team was also called to the scene at least five people were ta >> investigators also located some potential witnesses within a home adjacent to the parking lot where the victim was located. they have been taken into investigative detention so we can interview them and determine what part anyone of those individuals may have played or may be just a witness. >> so far, there's no word on a suspect or a motive. james sparse moved into the germantown townhouse nearly a year ago and he never imagined to would shake literally and endure sleepiness nights. it's happening his home is close to train tracks and says the noise is unbearable. lauren demarco is live with the "fox5" exclusive. lauren. >> reporter: shawn, sparks lives here along vaughn landing drive and has collected 35 signatures petition from neighbors who say that they are fed up with the racket from these trains. now, this is the side of spark's home it's just about 50 yards from the tracks over there. so he says clearly he did expect some noise. but that he was misled as to the extent of. it our cameras were rolling as several trains came passing by. >> i've been outside barbecuing in the summer and when the train blows it's horn it's like a mega phone next to your ear. you cannot think and you just want to collapse because it's so loud. >> reporter: spark says the noise pollution is so extreme when inside it drowns out all conversations and wakes him up at night. he says he's been complaining about this since lasts "action news" when he moved in. when he bought the townhouse representatives from thebilityer ryan homes says it's mark brunswick commuter line and the trains don't come through night and weekends and after sparks moved in he realized other lines use the tracks around the clock. and our cameras caught a csx train rolling through and he shared an email where the montgomery county planning board told him it appears the wooden faens here was the only requirement in the site plans. but sparks is now looking into other sound studies supposedly conducted after the construction was complete. >> my opinion take the fence and take it out and put a 8 foot wall in that's a sound barary. this wall was already in place before this sound 12udy was done. i'm not sure how this wall is sufficient enough to block any sound. >> i spoke with the head of the hoa tonight and he says that there were plans in the site plans for two, eight-foot high walls or sound barriers. i also looked at some emails that sparks shared with us between him and ryan holmes, ryan holmes is talking about some wall that is supposed to be built by the developer. charlie turner. and that it is l-shaped wall supposed to be built along the edge of his town home. they say they don't have an update as to when that will happen. now, we reached out to ryan holmes and they told us they have no comment to the media. live in germantown. "fox5 local news". and another popular grocery store is closed tonight over health concerns. we're talking about dean and deluca in georgetown the gourmet grocery store located m street north west. d.c. department of health forced dean and deluca to close doors after they discovered a rodent infestation. they've been closed for similar issues two other times over the last few years. no word when they plan to reon. meanwhile, a whole foods market in the glover park neighborhood we told you about yesterday after being shu yesterday for insect and rodent issues that store is reopened. it's located on the 2300 block of wisconsin avenue northwest. whole foods apologized for the incident and issued a statement saying "they asure community that the store is safe and the products meet the high wall quality standards customers expect >> all right. cold throughout tonight. but a page orwarmup is coming. how warm will we get let's find out. >> we're headed to the 60s and before the weekend is over we'll be flirting with the 70 degree mark. is it february you know what, i posted on facebook and twitter page i think maybe that groundhog is laughing at us. he said he saw a shadow. six more weeks of winter, well, we had a feel of winter in the last 24 hours or so. highs today only in the 30s and up to 10 below the seasonal average. right now, as we look outside, 7 degrees in d.c. and 4 and a chilly 32 winchester and 31 martinsburg and 3 at dulles. so look at national temperatures. you can see to the south we have that nice area of warm air over texas moving a little bit more north and to the east and that is what it coming our way. we'll get a really nice southerly flow so that by the time the weekend is over you'll think you're in spring. and not only are we going to have warm conditions but a few showers. and in the meantime, high land, pendleton and grant we have a wind advisory in effect. that is until 9 a.m. tomorrow morning. wind gutting up to 55 miles an hour. so, 37 degrees nor tonight. chilly, mostly cloudy skies. and but once we get into the next couple of days things are warming up. here's a peek for you as we head into the 60s in february. oh, my goodness. such an unpredictable month but i think we'll welcome these couple of days we deserve it after the bitter cold we had. 7 day forecast later. back to you. >> looking f it thank you, gwen. >> all righty. >> we're learning more about the hack of d.c. security cameras ahead of the inauguration. >> coming up next at 10 a secret service agent update us on the investigation and how the agency can help you if you become a victim of a cyber crime. >> plus, newly sworn in education secretary betsy devos got a not so warm welcome when visiting a d.c. public cool school today. how the visit turned physical. >> new proposals in montgomery county, maryland and district could mack you slam on the brakes. there's a push to lower the speed limit to 15 and 20 per hour in some areas. >> montgomery country council member and council vice-president hans reimer and john townsend of aaaa atlantic will discuss the impact coming up at 10:30 tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my favorite girl. ask your doctor about entresto. and help make the gift of tomorrow possible. >> new tonight a woman is found guilty in the death of a 9-month-old bade boy. trevor olric is saying shaken baby syndrome and the daycare provider was convicted and found gultty on all counts. sarah simmons is here with more or the story. >> trevor was nine months old when he died and today the parents witnessed end of a 7-year-old legal battle with the woman convicted in his death. this was a retrial against 59-year-old gale doddson convicted of second degree murder and child abuse resulting in death in 2009 and sentenced to 20 years. the case was tried on the eastern shore. but the defense then raised questions about the prosecution's evidence poyting to shaing baby syndrome. some doctors came out suggesting there could have been underlying illness or accident that would cause that kind of head trauma to the little boy. new trial was set and ultimately a judge, again, found doddson guilty. she was sentenced to 20 years if prison assist in this case and county state attorney said the head trauma sustained by trevor shows without a doubt he suffered from shaing baby syndrome. >> he had severe brain injury and swelling and retinal tears and catastrophic injuries to his brain. the doctors there found that this was a homicide. >> it took the jury hours to reach the same conclusion in the trial. doddson has already spent four years in prison for killing trevor. the judge has ordered her back for 16 more. shawn. >> sarah, thank you. do you recognize these men? prince george country says they're wanted in connection it a deadly stabbing the incident happened tuesday 6400 block in seat pleasant and both men walked by cameras moments before jamaal barnes was stabbed. let's take a close up look at the men. a picture of the vehicle they are driving also right there call police if >> and well a former member of the army national guard who admits he tried to help isis will spend 11 years in federal prison. today a judge as soon as sentenced mohamad bala of sterling who bled difficulty. watching videos of late call kind aleader inspired him to help isis. they caught him in an undercover sting. developing tonight we're learning more about a breach involving security cameras in the district days before the inauguration. two people were arrested in london for hacking into the system. but the secret service says the investigation is far from over. lindsay watts sat down with a special toast find out more. >> as inauguration traps were in underway in d.c. hackers were accessing the system of crime and traffic cameras. d.c. officials say while ransomware was use was paid to the culprits. >> working with the city we were able to mitigate any potential threats and get those cameras back up online and operational very quickly. the secret service was on the case immediately. the cameras were down for about two days. but restored by the inauguration. and nearly a month later, questions about who did this and why remain unanswered. >> i believe that the people that were responsible for looking to cause disruption of some type. but i really can't get into any other details other than that at this time. >> reporter: brian ebert is special nast charge at the d.c. field office he was not comment on the two arrest made in london confirmed by mayor's office. those suspects have not been identified. and they are reportedly out on bond. far from case closed ebert said this is a global investigation. >> secret service continues to pursue aggressively several leads in the case. it's an investigation world it needs to for us to identify and apprehend criminals responsible. >> people may be unaware of the secret services role in combating cyber crimes. the agency can even help individuals or small businesses that fall victim. >> in addition to protective mission we have investigative mission where we work to combat counterfeit currency and credit card fraud and check fraud and all sort cyber crimes. so i just i think it's good for people to know that the secret service is engaged in both those missions. lindsay watts, "fox5 local news". now this week we've been trying to speak to the mayor's office about this to find out what is done to prevent another hack into the system. no one would speak on camera. however we got a statement from the office of maybe muriel bowser. "cyber threats are the new reality for all governments and what people want to know is that were an incident to occur can we detect and respond. this district was ready to respond quickly as we detected breach and moved within a matter of days to restore our system. >> when the u.s. education secretary visited d.c. school today the welcome was not exactly warm. >> betsy devos was greeted by protesters outside of the public school and at one point the visit turned physical. the story is next on "fox5"news at >> close the gate. close the gate. close the gate. >> the new education secretary betsy devos had quite a day demonstrators belonged and physically bumped her as she tried to mack a first visit to a public d.c. school this morning. >> bob barnard was there and has the story. >> this was the scene just after 10:00 this morning as protesters tried to stop a visit by the new u.s. secretary to jefferson middle school in southwest washington. the car betsy devos was riding in was turned away moments earlier in the back ever the school building l building. the man arrested here was theif insti greater with a smaller group of protesters who had physically blocked defrom entering the school. after she mit with the school meeting the chancellor and other officials there's this great police presses because when they tried toe sneak her in the backdoor earlier today, it was altogether different scene. there were a few protesters that got up next to her and shoved her i want owe show you she tried to go back steps up the back of the building here and they had to turn her around and get her back to the car because she was pushed by protesters this is fox news video of her getting into the car to leave the back of the building which they turned her away earlier today she eventually went around to a and got inside. >> what do you want? >> save our -- >> the washington union and other community activist say they're deeply concerned about the trump administration education secretary position on public education. my shop that she will support public schools in the country despite her past. >> we came because we wanted to protest the decision of miss betsy to dom this school and take this photo opportunity and we don't agree with her principles or think she's the right pick and we want to let her know. >> bes spite efforts of some to stop the eighting she met with school administrators. teachers and d.c. ps chancellor. her first visit to a public school since becoming secretary earlier this week. in southwest washington, bob barnard, "fox5 local news". >> president trump is >> president trump is considering his next move following appeals court decision not to reinstate pravl ban. he told reporters aboard air force one he might issue executive in order next week that order is expected to be more narrow in scope than the one the appeals court and keeping america safe is his first priority. >> we'll have very, very strong vetting i call it extreme vetting and we'll have strong security in the country. we'll have people come into our country that want to be here for good reasons. >> the president and first lady are hosting the japanese prime minister and his wife at the mar-a-lago estate this weekend and prime minister and president had talks earlier this week. they're expected to play a around ever golf this weekend. >> virginia federal judge did not immediately rule on the state's request to extend a block on president trump's travel ban. during a preliminary hearing in alexandria the judge cited a startling lack of evidence that travelers from the 7 muslim ma a specific national security threat. virginia attorney general wants an injunction to stop the executive order and told reporters the ban is sun constitutional and unamerican and must be overturned. >> it's a proposal getting all kind of feedback on "fox5"facebook page and leaders here in d.c. and montgomery country march maryland want to lower the speed limit in major areas. >> 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he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. right now, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >> we're back with breaking news from southern philippines where a 6.5 earth quake hit it's a nighttime earth quake that killed so far 15 people that number has gone up during the last few moments and at least 90 others have been injured in this earthquake. rescue officials are working to help more victims most information we have now and we'll bring you more details as they come in. pretty cold night and day and highs into the 0s and ten be blow the seasonal average. 70 degrees this hour wind chill factor making it feel only 29 outside and in our neighborhoods 5 degrees at quantico and 5 at annapolis and that's the same for leonardtown 3 mannasas and winchester and cold night ahead. good news we have a warm-up on the way. we have gusty winds however for areas of west pendleton, highland, grant, wind advisory in effect wind gusting 55 miles an hour and as far as the weekend is concerned things are being ing nice temperature wise. 6 for saturday. we'll see mixture of sun and clouds and chance of spotty shower out as we deal with approach of system frontal system and look where we're headed 6 degrees. flirting with 70 degree mark. live details later on in the full forecast, back to you. >> all right. . son you may need to pump brakes while riding through d.c. or montgomery country maryland they want to lower the speed limit. it calls for creation of safe neighborhood zones. speedlimits would be lowered to 0 miles an hour neighborhoods and 15 mile an hour safe zones would be implement around schools, parks and other areas. in montgomery county there's a bill on the table table that would the lower the speed limit to 20 miles an hour on roads and residential and business districts. here to discuss the speed limit proposals harn reimer montgomery countsy council member and vice-president and he wants to be able to reduce speedlimits on some streets and neighborhoods and from aaa mid atlantic john townson thanks for coming up in we appreciate it. >> tonight. >> hans let me start with you, you are saying and in the district they're saying it's all about safety. some people are concerned it's really about raising revenue. how do you respond to that. >> what we're trying to do there's some roads where 25 is too fast it's not safe in a neighborhood. you have a lot of neighborhood street. they don't have dividing line the roads are narrow cars on both sides. on those kinds of roads 25 is really dangerous. i kid can run out from behind a car you don't have time to react. what we're looking for in montgomery country legislation is ability to take those streets where there is a safety concern down 0 miles an hour. these are quiet residential streets. they're not speed camera arterials it has nothing to do with that. >> do you have a sense of how many streets or still surveying. >> we're not really survey have aing we would not apply in blanket way we would make it available to neighbors and xhunt and they could ask for the designation and then t department of transportation would do i astudy to confirm whether it really is appropriate for safety vantage point. >> not something that will be implemented it overnight in council pass it's do you think it's a good idea. >> concern motorists have is blanket drop of of speed limit or lowering of speed limit in such a way you would not have engineering study or traffic safety study or crash data related study to determine whether that road could tolerate the dropping of speed limit. and it may end up being as it is in district of column he bee aare a & c and neighborhood groups could say we need a speed cram areign reduce the speed limit without doing the study. it should be predicated on a study. that is part of legislation although it can be lowered with the study but legislation allows to you do it without the study. >> in non urban areas or in developed part of cnt legislation yes i looked at legislation and the language is there. >> there's two bills. >> yes. >> one of the bills one of the interesting things he we found out when researching it if you don't see a speed limit on neighborhood road the actual legal limit is 30. >> okay. >> so you might think it's 25 because in that area that vicinity it says 25 but actual legal limit is 0 if you hit somebody going 29 even though neighborhood is marked 25 you can go into court and say i didn't know it was 25 i thought it was 30. and judge might very well afree with you and it happens a lot. so what we're trying to do is change that unposted speed limit to 5. >> what about people who you know we've had people write in and a lot are talking about in the district and there's differences between montgomery county and how this would be implemented. what about people who say okay what we need to do rather than dropping speed limit isnf the current speedlimits people we all know tend to drive 5, 6, 7, miles above speed limit posted why not just enforce okay 25 that's it. you're going 26 miles an hour. >> i don't think enforcement is really that realistic when you really get down to the actual neighborhood level the individual streets are thousands of miles of these neighborhood streets. this is really about education and it's about culture. >> but it's three prong processed occasions is saying and also engineering and has to be predicated on you're saying tony on enforcement. and the problem in the district is when kathy linear was chief she he rad indicated that's a tough verbiage or verb or she got rid of the traffic division. and total reliance on automated enforcement. montgomery county has that problem. we have to have a police presence that makes a big difference if a get a speed limiting ticket from a red light camera but once a burley police officer pulls me over i will never forget it. >> we got a lot of comments when with you started talking. nicole miller writes what a cash grab if this were about safety they would keep can't and stack point leading to suspension and this sharon broadly district and surrounding cameras can propose smrelts and but can't pave a street that's badly needed. you clearly explained for montgomery country that we're not going to start seeing speed cameras on the streets themselves. i mean this is nothing new. this is being done, new york done this. oregon done this. boston done this. >> new york. >> and all the studies have shown that the number of traffic-related crashes and injuries have gone down as a result of this right? >> the issue is so important if you get hit by a car doing 40 you're likely to die. if you 20 you're likely to survive. >> survivebility rate is 90% if car going 20 the other issue in new york city this is what people feel in the district of columbia they put a lot of speed cameras when they lowered to 5 and in one year revenue increased to $1.9 billion in speed camera tickets and other traffic-related tickets? are they planning to use speed cameras. >> yes, of course. >> not in montgomery county. >> not to the extent that montgomery county plans to. >> i'm not part of the -- >> the district took in 200 million in ticket revenue last year and on track to take in more this year. if this plan sim supplemented you can expect number of tickets to skyrocket. here's why. though it is safer you have to weigh all the elements when you set the speed limit including impact it's goinging to have on congestion and the way there's a dirty little secret in district of columbia. 90% of all speeds in the district 70 to 90% below the speed limit because of so much traffic people can't speed especially in morning rush hour and evening rush hour there's third rish hour in the district, lunchtime. >> of course this debate is far from over. people get fired up whether you talk about taking away their speed. >> thank you both for joining us. >> thank you, very lovely and lively conversation right? >> thanks, john. >> we enjoyed it. >> we'll be right back, everybody. stocks just keep on rocking and the dow surging to another record high on friday. up investigators feeling optimistic about possible tax cuts coming and nasdaq and s&p 500 capping week new record and meantime drivers are getting a break at the pump for now and national axing for unleded gas is 2.27 a cents in the past month and keep in mind prices are still 55 cents higher from this time last year. and ford is drive ago head with plans to get self driving cars up and running. and the auto maker spending 1 billion to buy robotics company called argo and the company designs technology for self driving cars and we're hoping to have them on the road by year 2021 and fewer valentines are seeing red. according to new survey red roses are still plower of choice for valentine's day and but get they're actually slipping in popularity over the past couple years with more people buying white roses. and that's business. i'm david asmond. >> there's more trouble for metro federal traps its administration says it's bhold nearly $9 million for metro and transportation actions in the region. the reason, local governments did not create a new safety oversight program. maryland, virginia and district were all supposed to come one a program after the deadly crash of the for the totten metro station in 2009. nine people were killed and dozens more hurt in the crash and metro released a statement on the decision that said in part we will work closely with the funding jurisdictions to determine how best to make up the difference to avoid reducing safety or reliability projects. >> valentine's day is next week and did you know the average american spends more than $130 on the holiday. >> when we come back, we'll let you in on how we're helping you save money this upcoming valentine's day and how you can get a chance to appear right here on "fox5"news at man could propose to his girlfriend tragedy struck and then he ran into a problem when he was trying to return the engagement ring and turned to fox5 for help. his story is at 11 fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can deliver equal uploads and downloads. lcome to 8 and a half maple reet. it'half a house. and even though it only has half a kitchen, half the closet space and a half bath, it's a full house to the wilsons. because they have fios, their half house has full internet, with uploads as fast as downloads. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for only $79.99 per month online for one year. only from fios. tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my favorite girl. ask your doctor about entresto. and help make the gift of tomorrow possible. >> lauren lawn breaks down the cost of valentine's day. >> love is fruitful leading up to that favorite day in february. >> it's not uncommon to spend 500 plus when you factor in dinner roses outing at bread and breakfast, 5, 600 plus. >> it seems cupid arrow may have missed some people. the average american will spend 17 for valentine's day with total spending down from last year's rec billion to 1.2. they show the loved ones they care regardless of budget. >> if your significant other wants the high end stuff you pay for that. you have to have something. >> a little something goes a long way. even if it's small bomb of chocolate or candy. >> edible arrangements plans to deliver 13,000 pounds of semi-sweet chocolate. >> and two billion will be spend on roses and other flowers. despite drop in spending overall 100 flowers.com says valentine's day brings in big bucks. >> of course over the year we willful fill 2800 gifts a million will be for the valentine's day holiday period. . we're expecting significant increase as it mooz from stound tuesday. it comes up on a couple days. but when you deal with valentine's day it's not magnitude of size it's remembering magnitude of love. >> make sure you and your sweetie are on the same page when it comes to gift giving and while 40% of consumers surveyed said they woyng receive a get of experience like tickets or gym membership only 24% pran to give one. in new york, i'm lauren demarco, fox business. >> a gym membership? that doesn't sound good. >> yes and shawn is cooking up something good. what do you most like to get for valentine's day. >> nothing i don't sell fwrait. >> you don't that's right. >> i think it's lame. >> but not everybody does. >> bah humbug. >> although chocolates may be number one gift but dinner dates on v day are a must. cost of romantic dinner shawn with bae could opportunity valentine's day love story into a nightmare. >> you know what bae. >> befor everyone else? you're close. >> guys out there, and women, guys and girls we're looking for great home chef that can sizzle in the kitchen. tweet us dinner specialties right now. take a picture of your dinner specialty tweet to @fox5dc or post on facebook page we may select to you come in and make the recipe for us on fox news at 10. >> no frikt chipolte. >> no you have to make the meal, gwen. >> all right. well you know what. it's cold out there tonight. definitely temperatures into the 30s. boy are regoing to be warming up. and that's the good news. clouds moving in across the area for tonight as well. mostly cloudy skies in0s and we've got warmer air moving in just in time for the weekend. what a perfect time to have things start to warm up. we'll have actually a taste of spring believe it or not february. minimum of sun and clouds on saturday and i cannot rule out some spotty showers by the time we goat sunday. highs. in the meantime highs today struggling to get even to the low 40s and didn't make it with those temperatures into the 30s at all three airport. up to 10 degrees below the seasonal average. it's 37 right now in nation's capitol and 35 baltimore and 34 gaithersburg and that's the same for frederick and chilly 31 martinsburg and 32 whip khet erin 34 dulles so. we end up seeing frontal system move its way north. and what it's going to do is on up the door for a nice warmer flow of air to come our way and as result of that we'll be in the 60s by the time we get to saturday. with a mixture of sun and clouds. however, mixed conditions and warmer temperature-wise as we seat approach this frontal system we have showers to deal with. very spotty in nature and we'll have a couple of areas that we'll see heavier rainfall and i cannot rule that out along the i 95 corridor and it's not a full day rain out event warmer air will move in and we'll be actually close to 70 degrees by sunday. so here's a look at future cast. 7:00 in the morning you can see near haagerss town showers, 1:00 in the afternoon by the time we goat 3 or 4 we see that moving across the i 95 corridor. cooler air behind the frontal system and snow showers possible. elsewhere we're talking about mainly clouds and spring here and there. and planner tomorrow for 56 and by the time we 74 for tonight and very much on the cold side and for tomorrow 63 a look at "fox5" accuweather 7 day for taingt cat and taingt cat and. >> what do you like for valentine's day. >> all right. on that note we'll be right back >> allow me to play conspiracy there to thirst morning. former league mvp was introduced today and sticks are putting together what some are called a super team. redskins hurt another team in the area did something of praidz and attention and they happen to leak out another front office scandal and according mike jones of the "washington post" there's in fighting in the skins front office between bruce allen and general manager scott mc clueland and allen has been the public face of the front office. according to jones this is because allen is jealous and mc cluen gets credit for the team turn around. this led to twitter fire bruce allen. is winning off the field a thing? i would rather let scott work to win on the field. >> 9/16 swear scott ended up resigning because of this dude. he had to catch the hands and redskins fan 9,000 "i would not trust bruce alan in madden. and more ab suburb bruce allen is the reason john wall does not get fouls called someone else plame bruce allen 2015 wnba elena deldon is member of mystics deldone is happy to be close to home in delaware and teammate and coach are happy be title contender. >> it truly feels look a family here. joch and i have known each other for a long time. we go way back to meet everyone it's about quite a day and even more excited and i didn't think that was possible. keep getting better. >> you look at two people that hopefully lead us to the championship at some point we're all looking for. >> who guards us. >> that's my only question. >> yeah, and so that was taylor hill who is already on the team. they have so many weapons on the team i love the confidence. >> they've made very good moves. >> and now elana deldone suffered frv bouts of lyme disease since beaten by atic f she needs a rest she will take a game off here and there and the mystics if not whipping the title -- >> let's bri o championship this year. >> thanks, brody. >> news at 11 sarts right now. >> right in and out at 11 a local firefighter 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