> this is fox5 local news at 10.10 tonight, now has moved out and now intense wind and a possible refreeze is moving in. right now at 10, the overnight affect and the growing list oft school delays and closures. and what do you get when you mix two congress men from opposite sides of the aisle, a blizzard and a canceled fight, a road trip. can you give me some general directions. >> how these texas lawmakers are bringing bipartisanship toto washington. a popular whole foods store closes for the second time this year because of a rodent problem. fox5 news at 10 starts right now. it its a gusty night across our reg onwith blow freezingonwi temperatures. we're looking at a refreeze and single digit wind chills in thei >> month i'm tony perkins and im i'm shawn yancy. t thanks fori' joini right to the school delays and closures for tomorrow the following school district are fn a two-hour delay in maryland, charles county, frederick county, prince george's countyie and anne arrundel county public schools. those two hour delays in virginia include culpeper, fairfax county, loudon and manassas park city public schools. public schools are canceled in fauquier counties manassas cityt publicie schools, prince william county schools. fox5 has live team coverage for you tonight from the roads tooas how school district are handlinn this winter blast. let's begin tonight with sue palka and the freezing effectsen we're going to see overnight. hi, sue. >> hi, shawn and tony it is absolutely a bitter blast.ast. i forget how this feels. i have to mention it wasn't juss snow that we had today. it was this crunchy stuff, a combination snow and sleet and e let me tell you, listen to how hard us. it is completely solid out here. we are concerned about this vers hard freeze we're going to havet tonight leading to some black ice. wisconsin avenue here is boneis dry thanks to all the winds thad we had earlier today. here's a brave sole going by without a coat. anyplace that had a little bitei of melting today it likely froze around 9:00 tonight and these winds aren't going to be able to do much about that because it's already ice think.al we want you to have the big heads up that tomorrow morningrn bitter cold and black ice will be the two headlines.head so where is all of this wind and this bitter blast coming from? m it's still from the noreaster which is working its way up the coast where it continued to dump almost 33 inches of snow in end well new york. can you believe that? but all of this cold and wind is presens the deepening area of lowof l pressure as well as a highs we pressure that is going to be building in.bu that means we're headed for thee teens tonight oray if we're lucky. somebody just wrote to me ae little whiling a on twitter saying how much longer are wear going to have to deal with the big wind gusts? i think they're going to be through tomorrow. everyone is so bitter, d.c. has dropped to 30, but most places are blow 30 and into the mid 20s. what about the wind gusts? they are hard to take. still getting a gust to 41 in 41 the city. mid and upper 30s elsewhere.sewh what that translates into is a wind chill temperature thatpera already feels like it's in the teens t and some single digits. if you think that's bad i have one more stop four, tomorrow morning wind chill temperaturesc are going to be inhi the low to mid single digits. it won't get much better during the day. most of the day we're going to see the wind chills staying in thhiell teens and 20s with winds that will gust up and over 30 miles an hour for most of the day. that's the bitter blast part of this story tony and shawn. we'll let you know when we can do s coming up with our seven dayseve forecast a little bit late.st a you're going to l need the layes tomorrow morning and you'll also need to watch your step because of the black ice. > i feel cold four.four >> the hood is working, i have to say.y. some d.c. public school parentso are frustrated with last minute decisions that left themhem scrambling today. first the school district decided to open late.te. halfway through the school datee they anouned all after schoolcho activities including after care were canceled. lindsay watts is live i attestedder elementary school. what are the mayor and the school chancellor saying aboutan these decisions? >> shawn and tony, unfortunately neither one of them would do an interview with us tonight and answer questions. parents, though, had a lot to say. happy camnyth percent as they p up their kids. especially for the parents to drop their kids off and then there was no after care. to pick up three hours of instructional time.me. clearly the new superintendent was not thinking or was badly advised. it was around 5:00 p.m. w d.c. made the call to open two hours late. as soon as kids dropped off theiopr kids, the district is cancelling after school activities, including childcare that parents rely on that goess until 6:00 p.m.un this wasti tweeted about half pt noon. parents got epa e-mail, but somt missed it. you're on your working mode, no, your personal e-mail. with their school convenientlyl next to a hill, kids were sleded ready after a quick day of we didn't have much learning. only 16 people in our class. >> oh, wow. i didn't know that.hat absences were the kay were excused. d.c. schools chancellor anton wilson wouldn't do an interview tonight but said in a letter to parents our priority is to open schools so we can provide students with instruction, supervision and nutrition. it was chancellor wilson who hsn made the call to cancel after school activities. d.c. public school spokes womank says it was made because of concern about freezing road conditions later in the evening. as far as the call to delay school today, that was made by mayor muriel bowser afterter consulting with the chancellor and other district agencies. overwhelmingly today, the parents we talked to feel like school should have just been canceled. it would have been the firstfirs snow school day for d.c. ps this live, lindsay watts, fox5 localo news. > the winter storm knocked the power out for thousands ofhous people in charles county. the county's department ofrtme emergency services opened an overnight emergency shelter to give residents a warm place to stay. fox5 anjali hemphill reports. >>reporter: well, tonight thenh recreational center has been turned into an emergency center. and while i'm told there's only one person staying here rightght now, the county is prepared fora any residents to come here and spend the night even bring their animals. i'm told submit could he crewsub have beenmi working non stop sie early morning hours to restore power to 14,000 people ineopl charles county alone. extra crews from the eastern shore and northern virginia were even brought in to deal with the workload mainly brought on byn the strong winds we had overnight. s.m. ko says they mainly dealtiy with fallen trees here am whichc fell on power lines power to homes during very coldd temperatures. good news is s.m. co tells me they are down to just a couple thousand in this area without power. most of those just pockets ever isolated outages. this emergency shelter at port tobacco recreational center will remain open if anyone needs the services. we are still dealing with verywith strong winds tonight as well ass temperatures dipping way blowow freezing causing some ice.e they are aware of that andat they're going to be working non stop on the roads out here until tomorrow. >> month in charles county, anjali hemphill, fox5 a local news.ne > hey, montgomery countyey, schools we didn't want to leaveo you out, you guys also have a two-hour delay. montgomery county public schools on a two hur delay. > new at 10 tonight, amtrak will run on modified schedule tomorrow. it will effect travel between new york city and boston and nes york city a if you have a ticket it's best to call on time to make suree your train is running on time.te be extra careful because plain platform could be slippery and wet. if you live in alexandria watchd out for the sing hole. we're told this hole is about 30 to 40 feet deep. this afternoon a man drove his pickup truck right into the hole, firefighters had to rescuc him, the good news is he was not hurt. the whole was filling up withh water. workers drained it this afternoon. they set up cones around thearou sing hole. try and void that area, if you can. new at 10, a leak from the white house has forced the trump administration to releaseease details about the president's tax returns from 2005. the documents say he made more than $150 million in income that year and paid 38 million in income taxes. the president has repeatedly refused to release his returns, but tonight's release was a it came just minutes before rachel mat nows msnbc show which featured a report on the 2005 tax form. it's not clear how the forms cle were leaked. the white house blasted the move calling it a desperate stunt.tut it's totally illegal to steel and publish tax returns. coming up next, how wow gradede today's snow response? we're talking about everything herevey from plowing the road in your neighborhood to the decisions to account ally close schools. we're going to break down aboutn how you feel about your local jurisdiction's response to the storm. a local whole foods shutdown. it wasn't because much the snow. you can get the forecast any time with the fox5 weather app. download it for free. it's available in i tubes ande n the google play store. just a reminder we'll be going on at 4:00 a.m. tune in, we'll be there for you bright and early. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ what? there are bumps along the road of life... and for each one there's triple-a. it's just three kids, right? > as we recover from thes biggest snow andwe ice r storm e seen this season what grade would uglify your local jurisdiction's response to this winter blast? so far the reviewing have been pretty good. teisha lewis is live inve arlington with the latest. i would give the folks in montgomery county a thumb's up. last night they were great andga this morning they were great. >>reporter: you're not alone. there were lots of thumb's up. we had a chance to ask people in arlington and the response was overwhelmingly positive. just comparing the winter response this year compared toto last year's blizzard, i think a people will overwhelmingly agree, if you recall last year after the snowfall the roads were still covered the day after. this year it seems that theit road ss are pretty clear and a t of residents noticeed. the grades are still coming in today my commute was easy. i was behind five salt trucks this morning so i give it an a. for the most part area citiesit and counties scored high in their response to the late winter weather blast across the region.re 95 percent. that's an a. >> yeah. they did a great job.. and clean the payments andand parking lots and the roads by by 9:00 they were still working onn it. that was really good. i'd give them an a. they did great. out here early this morning. i was out by 5:50 and the roads were ready to give.e. david levy lives in the district. a plus compared to where there district where i live.e. virginia was better prepared for monday night's winter storm.orm. i think they preprepped and think they had a lot of plows out of i could hear them all day long. what grade would you give thethe district.di >> i give the district a c minus they seemed to be a little bit better than last year in a lot of respects, but also melted a little bit more a than l normal. on social media we did see posts complaining about this, thiss maryland neighborhood stillne covered in snow. it's save to say this could bebe considered an f. and back out here live we are in arlington and i many with photo journalist extraordinary dan goa richor who i work with often. we are driving in article and so far so good, it's clear. the big concern for tonight as temperatures continue to drop that what you don't see could be dangerous. we're talking about the freezing ice. you still want to be careful and caution because tomorrow could be an issue.ssue except for the one neighborhoodo we saw out in maryland.ylan teisha lewis, fox5 local news. > developing tonight, a wholeoe foods market in the glover parkk neighborhood is dealing with this location is on the 2300 230 block of wisconsin avenue northwest. the grocery store voluntarilylut closed during an inspection duet to their failure to minimizeimiz rodents and other pests. this is the second time thisime whole foods location has beene shutdown for those issues. the last incident happened in february. another inspection is set for tomorrow morning.rnin also developing tonight policeop are lookingin for the vandals we spray painted racist graffiti on a liquor store in northwest. they wrote the offensive wordsds on the side of could he delaware deli. they believe the incident happened sometime last night. so far police have not made any arrests. a d.c. man is under arrest foray tacking a staff member at an lgtb community center. andrew cook got into a verbal altercation. he's accused of assaulting andsu then threatening the victim. they say he also threw a brick glass when he left. cook is now charged withwith destruction of property andrty assault. when we come back tonight, 9ight high ranking military officers were died in a scandal involving sex, trips and luxury items. we'll have the details coming up next. and talk about a wedding to remember, dozens of couples tied the not today with some pizza. it's all in honor of a math equation. the local pizza shop and pizza celebrated pi day by hosting dozens of weddings and pizza turned its chinatown locationoc into a popup wedding chapelding complete with flowers, music and of course pizza pi for all the wedding guests. we'll be right back. > developing tonight, a retireo navyni admiral is among 9 high ranking mita indicted in a growing bribery scandal. the indictment alleges that retired admiral bruce loveless and other everrers accepted the services of prostitutes as well as fancy meals and trips fromom defense contractor leonard francis. in exchange those officers provided francis with classified information that helped his company. more than 20 former and current navy officials have been charged in the three-year old case. prosecutors say francis has cheated the navy out of nearly $35 million. > president trump met with the saudi deputy crown prince at the white house. prince muhammad benzol in is in charge of economic reforms.form neither the president or the guest made any statements durinn a pair of photo ops. the two were expected to discuss export in h saudi labia. an increase in energy productiou has made the us less reliant on foreign oil. control mode tonight trying to defense the gop backedked healthcare act.alth they release a dismalforecast d for the bill. fox's joel waldman has the latest. >>reporter: the cbo score, mr. president, president trump ignoring questions about the congress' budget report on theo american healthcare act. among the sobering numbersmber outlined by the non partisantisa score keeper 14 millionion americans are predicted to lose their insurance in the firsthe year and nearly double that a decade later. despite the grim outlook the o white house is still selling the bill. the goal of this is to make sure that every american has the choice and a plan that they can afford and that they have the choice to buy. while so many in the administration are questioning the numbness cbo report there ie one they like. the agency has concluded the gop bill would reduce the 337 bill over a decade while lowering insurance premiums over that time. but angry democrats argue it's a mute point because it ripsnt health insurance b away present those who need it the most, the poor. the sooner they'll pull the plug on this and we can down to making progress. it's not just democrats who are upset. some conservative members of congress says the new bill still resembles obamacare too much. let's have a fair process where we can make the changes what i just described.scri actually repeal obama and bringing down the costs for working class families. republican leaders hope to push the bill through the house the next week and the senate the week after that, but the measure clearly still faces some major hurdles to passage. in washington, joel walled man, fox news. > all right. back, one of my favorite stories of the day.. it's really great.ll ay republican, a democrat and 1600 miles on the open we're on a bipartisan cross country road trip/town haulip/t where we're taking your questions, your comments, your suggestions. these two congress men from texas were trying to get to d.c. when their flights were canceled due to the winter storm so they decided to rent a car and document their journal on social media. that story is coming up next. i wonder what songs they wereeyw singing in the car. tomorrow morning on fox5 how wow like to be treated from a doctor who is suffering from shlep deprivation. also, tonight we're going to be talking to tracey baxton about this season's baxton family l values. the news kicks off at 4:00 a.m. with the latest in news, weather and traffic. ♪♪ know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values ♪♪ know that together, you can establish a meaningful legacy with the guidance and support of your dedicated pnc wealth management® team. > this is fox5 local news at 10. well, just when we thought our nice mild east coast winter was over, not so for a refreeze tonight, some say they've learned to always trust in punk punk punk. he was after all signaling six more weeks of winter. but the sun was shining, treeste were blooming, most just didn'tn want to think about it untilil this. we woke up some snowplows,owpl canceled flights, trees down, dangerous road conditions, you name it. all a part of winter's revenge. this over turned tractor-trailer jack-knifed on 9 # 5 south inn alexandria this morning. and overnight, a tree fell across the roadway in upper marlboro maryland.ylan snow in frederick maryland came down fast and stuck.and but there was a moment for somer to enjoy it. to get out into what they saysay they've been missing.sing we've been waiting for snow. with temperatures droppingoppi overnight and a refreeze on the way fhil we promise, next yearar you have our ears. our team coverage continues with a check in with lindsay watts. >>reporter: hey, there, withy, all of the snow and ice left behind, some school district across our region are cancelling for tomorrow.orro of course a lot of districttric canceled today.ca but here in d.c. there was onlyy a two-hour delay and then afterr parents dropped their kids off, schools like this one they found out that all after-school activities were being canceled including after school childcare. it made for a lot of frustrated parents and we're going to have more on the decision-makingisio process coming up at 11. good to know lindsay. i'll tell you what, it did end up only being a couple inches of snow in the reagan national area and about three inches closer to the national zoo, but thatt combination of snow and sleet because it really pretty quickly after midnight last night has made it very tough to get rid of and to shovel i'm sure if you had to shovel it today you found itund quite back breaking. this is a new daily record for dulles 5.6 inches and 2.2 at bwi marshal. i'llrs show you a few other totals, leesburg picking up 5.6. martinsburg got 8, frederick, maryland, 10 and cumberland 10 and yes they are happy for thath snow out of the wisp ski resort. they're working hard to get it open. college park got 2.3 inches. seen a, 3.5.. demass cuss, maryland, 4.5. we're done with the snow. w we could see a few flurrieslu tomorrow, nothing that will accumulate. but you know what, we cannotanno ditch the big winds yet andand we're going to be dealing with mainly blow temperatures and single digit temperatures just about all day long. we'll talk more about what yout can expect for thursday and a look ahead at the weekend in a > we're on a bipartisan cross country road trip/town haulp/to where we're seeing yourour questions, your comments, your suggestions, your constructivecs criticism on how we can do a better job representing yourrese interests in moving this country forward. these days bipartisanship seemsp likear a dirty word, yet two congress men from texas, one a democrat and the other a republican are making a go of it. they're driving from san and tone to d.c.. they're fielding questions from constituents and others all along the way. our own sarah simmons is heree with more. >>reporter: its getting a lot of attention, for sure. both from texas are blazing a bipartisan trail.il. at 7 this morning they left san antonio after their flight was canceled due to our big winterwt storm. they rented a chevy impala and used it conduct a virtual town hall. the two have live extremed muche their drive.ve. they received questions about veterans programs also the healthcare. they ordered lunch from a wake oh and they even sang to a country song. here's some of their road trip t in case you've missed it. thanks everyone who has been joining us. again this bets oh rock out offal pass he, texas. oh learn who represents almostre the entire rest of the state. there's a question aboutut education and supporting public ed education or school vouchers. i've benefiting from having amazing teachers. i may also support the charter movement. i don't see a need to provide vouchers for kids to go to private schools expense when we have so many exciting things going on.n. it doesn't mean our publicur schools are where they need to be. will's game face pre-interview.t we've talked about healthcare,hl human trafficking, the commercialization of the digitai information that we produce from our phones and our watches and our microwaves, perhaps. and whether that could be monetized and shared with the people who generate. we've talked about breakfast tacos. talked about everything, evenn breakfast tack owes. that was congressman oh rock. a possible challenger to ted cruz next year. he says they plan to live extreme the entire 20 to 30 hour drive. last checked i looked to seesee where they were at. not quite sure where they're ate right now but i did hear -- i heard them singing to johnny cashes ring of fire and thatnd they were, you know, just havinu fun and going to objection to the form they looked a little loop iion to m. can i say something? sarah sits across from both of us in the news room and you were watching this thing most the night. >> you were really into it. >> i was entertained. i was amazing to see how am people have shared it. it's getting a lot of attention. along with the fun they wereey also answering some hard questions. when you get in trouble as a child with your sibling and your parents say just hug. maybe that's what we need to do, pair up people, republicans witb the democrats and work it all out. i feel like when you spend time with each other like that there's nothing that good thatgd can come out of that when you'ro listen to each other talk. you live and learn. i like it. thank you, sarah. all right.righ the profession who gained internet fame after his kids interrupted that live interview while he was on the bbc is sharing his story. i just wanted to do you want to bring her in? this is my life, man. the professor, his wife and their adorable kids all comingae up next right here on the news at 10.at as we head to the break, aak, pennsylvania family is pretty bummed that town officials are forcing them to tear down this backyard ice home equities rinkk the parents from south middleton township say they built the rinn to get their kids outside and to bring 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running in. tonight he's actually sharingctu his story.tor the professor robert kelly told his interview with the bbc wasbc the last. before the segment started he st forgot to lock the door to his office. not long after that his daughteh strolled in. she was watching him on tv in tv the other room, saw him and recognized the room and then the little brother followed like he always does with his sister and then mom came chasing after the kids to get them out. it happens all the time for us, but not like -- li i've been doing tv for a while. i just wanted to talk to you. do you want to bring her in. this is my life, man i can't finish. i love it. it and the little brother was righh there right behind her followinr her right in. totally cute. he says in his interview, he didn't get rang requirement he a thought it was veryng funny. the whole thing is just perfecte the way it plays out when theut mom tries to come in and grabnd and then the lung. she's low down, too. it is absolutely -- i loved their attitude and listen, kidss will be kids. > and it was live. things happen. here's another thing that peoplr are talking about right now it's a jeans ad on nordstrom. it's turning heads and creating a stir on social media. these are the motto clear panel what they call mom jeans.ean the ad says they feature a high waste leg and multiple pockets.p and they are also off duty styling never looked so good. > this is real. this is no joke because if ifok you're interested in i posted this on my facebook page. people were going crazy talking about this.his. they've also been talking abouti this on twitter. first of all, mom jeans, second why do these need windows. apparently they need someed vitamin d. this is not a drill. this is the world we live in now. and finally rock in habit tweeted at nordstrom i lived i through the 80s and no, sir nothing was as bad as this, clear mom jeans.eans like i was saying i posted this, not a style for me. look, folks, nordstrom theyords didn't make the genes, the brand is called motto. they're these clear mom jeans so your pair knees give you a future stick feel in tapered and cropped highway jeans.crop people pay for ripped jeans. >> but not plastic covered onceo why not have windows in. > i think this is a designer i guaranty you it's not a joke. > they're a 95-dollar joke.oke. not for me. >> if you do buy them, make surr you put some lotion on your fees. when all -- some of you of understand that.ta when all is said and done the d.c. region got pretty lucky with h this winter storm. that is true, tony perkins. all right, tonight our friends up north are dealing with a blizzard. we're going to have the latest t on the impact on the northeast coming up next. a new federal report is taking aim at metro's' safetrack repaip work. why metro says the report doesn't tell the entire story. that's tonight at 11. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ ♪ > all right. new news just in to the news room. d.c. public schools opening two hours late tomorrow. d.c. public schools two hours late. the district government is open on time. meanwhile the same noreaster that hit our region the east coast.oast and tonight a blizzard warninglz still remains in effect for parts of upstate new york and new england.land fox's rick levin thankful reports. >>reporter: workers struggle tl stay ahead of the rare latee winter noreaster blanketing main street in historic when late winter ham pennsylvania creating treacherous driving conditionssr in the lehigh valley and beyond. during the heart of the blizzard snow fell at two to four inchess an hour across several states, including new jersey,new connecticut, massachusetts,s, vermont and maine impacting tens of millions of people. nearly 200,000 lost power and air travelers were stranded. i was headed to kentucky to see my son and my new grandbaby, but we got this far. the storm forced the cancellation of roughly 6,000 flights, including 99 percent of the scheduled air tr york's late winter guard what airport.ai it was a ghost town. mr. was nobody around.. wa it was lonely, nobody, just the team.am. there's nobody around. inland accumulations ranged from one to two feet or more with winds gusting 30 to 50 miles per hour creating white outte conditions on major interest states prompting several governors to declare states of emergency activating theatin national guard, closing schools and offers warning everyone to avoid travel unless absolutely necessary. that's good news so far, nono accidents. don't crowd the plows especially now that the snow is falling heavily across the commonwealth and let the road crews do their jobs. along the coast they flooded shore towns including atlantic i city rug some rescues, butnut because the storm's path shifted north and west manhattan and long island were spared the worst. they encouraged help out. if you have a senioreo citizen on your block, you have somebody who is homebound, who lives near you it's a good ideaa to knock on their door and say hello and make sure everythingsu isre okay.ay. snow finally stopped falling here in bethlehem late thisthis afternoon but dangerous conditions remain because ofe high winds, snow and ice on the roads and the freezing temperatures are expected to continue for some type. in bethlehem, pennsylvania, rick levin thankful, fox news. > those were the jackpot totals. it answers wasn't the coastalcos areas like we thought. end well, new york 33.5 inches from this snow. binghamton, 20 inches. we won't complain about our 1.7. not at all. i'm sure it felt worse here. > snow and sleet, what happenet down at the tidal basin, though. we sent our photographer little l to check outbless am o am. these are pictures from today. obviously a the lot of snowodoww there.th if they are still in bud stage probably not much damage. the flowers that were out may have been covered in ice. he says if you go down there and you see the buds are coveredre c with ice, the blossoms, don'ts, shake it loose, let it meltlt naturally and we're hoping thati won't be a lot of damage but if got to tell you folks even tonight as we head well into the 20s the only thing that may protect them is the wind and the proximity to the tidal basin water which will be warmer than the air.r. so far they look pretty good. that was a big hit they took and coming out early with this big snowstorm coming on by today it's a lot to ask of thosehose delicate little blossoms. we're still seeing the snow flying up through new york. not only do we enjoy seeing what happens in your neighborhood, io like this one, no picture, butte and summer. kind of hear you on that one. many of these are on my twitter page and tuck ergot this one from cascade, maryland whilehile things were in process earlierlr today. a run through of your weatherthr headlines. we want you to be watching yourg step in the morning. not so much the main roads. they look very dry. road crews shout out to you, a fantastic drive.rive it will be the sidewalk.ewal bundle up, it will really feel like the dead of winter. we could see some flurries around tomorrow as w. we will thaw out a little bit byt by saturday but we'll probably see a little rain showers as we get up to 52-degrees, but you have to wait for saturday for that. an incoming area of high pressure keeps the cold, but also keeps the wind going sooing we're in the 30s tomorrow. maybe with a few flurries around, but it's really about the within and look at this temperature, only 33 tomorrow. by thursday we get your fox5 accuweather seven day forecast, st. patrick's day, a little better, 45 grace. notice the nighttime temperatures. that's got to be rough on the blossoms. saturday 52 2, sunday 46. maybe next week we can get a little bit a temperature break.e is that for sure. speaking of breaks, we need to take one, but we'll be right back. (vo) what if this didn't have to happen? i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing, nobody beats the subaru impreza. not toyota. not honda. not ford. the all-new subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. > in spite of the rumors in trade. number 8 says he's to stay put here.here from signing the $24 million offer, we hear directly from cousins. he didn't talk about would be thing that willtalk a likely kes mind off of football at least i the early part of the season and probably for the next 18 years. cousins and his wife julie announced early this month bay way of dog they'll be parents. >> you didn't know >> no. guess what, he talked with adamship tear about it today.y. that's not the ideal time in the middle of september, but we're going to find a way to make it work. she is ease already been very understanding. she's been a phenomenal football wife. she loves following the game and the team and loves the guys on the team. if it conflicts, it conflicts with the game. you play and you'll get there when you get there. get i certainly want to be there for the birth of my first child. no doubt we'll be looking at the schedule to see where we are. if it's an away game hopefully it's somewhere like philadelphil or new york, not so far too of away. > ads chip who took the hit. notice who hits him, that's his own shane don't. he wasn't paying attention during warmups. he says it was the hardest he's ever been hit even though he's the one who was doing thee hitting. this is alan vasquez versus al old georgia star. yep. two pun chess same time down for the count.. alex made it up. that was good enough for the referees to say you're the winner. let's watch this again. i've never seen that before. how do you stand there with facing the world and knowing how this ended.. is that north turner? > he has to be doing something these days. he got passed over the last coaching care seal.e > you didn't know about cousins.cous >> i didn't. it will be the second week of the season. > all right. wish him well. we'll take up a collection. i'm sure he'll need some ones. > he doesn't need a collection, are you kidding me? >> thank you, jim. fox5 news at 11 starts right now. this is fox5 local news at 11. right now at 11, the icy aftermath, tonight's refreezerez could make for dangerous drivinr conditions. impact on your morningning commute. how long did it take for thee plows to show in your neighborhood? we ask you to grade the cleanup. we've got the report card results. and decision drama, some parents want to know what their school system was thinking on this snow day. your news starts right now. thanks for joining us tonight,h, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins.perk we start with the bitter blast of winter air. temperatures have plummeted and the wind chill is dipping intono the single ding its

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