wouldn't rule out a rain or snow shower this evening during the evening commute as this front continues its final push through . look how temperatures fall 39 by seven, we're blow freezing by 11 p.m. tonight. overnight air temperatures fall into the teens and 20s. i'll have the latest for the wind chill readings for tomorrow. >> we're track breaking news out of prince george's county much police on the scene of a school bus crash on the beltway. sky fox over the scene right now and this happened just good a half mile ago. it happened on the inner loop of the beltway near morningside. what you're looking at are live pictures on your screen. on the left sky fox and a traffic camera on your right. the bus was rear-ended by another vehicle. no one was hurt. there were some reports of some injuries, but of course this is a fluid situation and we'll continue to stay on top it of and bring you the latest information as we get it. learning new details about a george's county police officers to the hovment it happened in mitchellville along lots road. matt ackland is live at the scene. >>reporter: this road behind me it was blocked off for about an hour today as police investigat ed trying to find out exactly what caused the collision. there were three officers inside the car. they were taken to the hospital with minor injuries and to be evaluated. but the big question tonight is what led up to this. let's take you to sky fox video high above the scene. police tell us those three officers were inside two cars and all they will say is that they were involved in some type of investigation when they collided . we asked if there was a chase or a pursuit of some kind, but police would only tell us the officers were involved in some type of investigation. now , the road was opened right about 3:00. it had been closed down for i'd and a half and once again the officers were taken from here to the hospital we're told to be evaluated. live in mitchell ville tonight, matt ackland, fox5 local news. >> a woman found dead this morning inside of a trash can behind a vacant home is believed to be the same woman reported missing from her home in northeast. she was last seen the day before thanksgiving outside of her mother's home. it was a discovery that brought her family to the scene. paul wagner is live in north tonight with the story. paul. >>reporter: hi, jim. it was 19 days ago that anyone saw joan i rock incorporate ham alive outside her mother's house not too far from here. and it was just around eight:30 this morning that police say someone found a body inside a trash can just like this one behind this vacant house here on 34th street northwest. d.c. police at this hour have not positively identified the body but they're treating it as a homicide and they do believe it's t woman. when the body was discovered around eight:30 this morning the word spread fast. concerned friends and neighbors weren't absolutely north, but they thought it might be sha receipt, a woman well known in this community. it hurt, someone that you know show close . she knew me since i was knee high. the day before thanksgiving the 53 year old was last seen outside her mother's house talking on the phone. she had received a phone call and she left out the house and that was the last she was saw. we did a search that saturday and then a week later we did another search. we walked up and down these alleys. she wasn't nowhere to be found. d.c. police found hours at the scene behind a vacant house on 34th street paying close attention to this trash can which crime scene technicians loaded into a van and took away. her body was placed here. we know that for a factec whole area. we have searched the whole neighborhood. share e te lived in this neighborhood and her disappearance touched a nerve. i was searching for her for so long. i went through all these parks looking for her. this thanksgiving. this news is so disturbing the mayor came to the scene unannounced. i want to check in on the neighbors. a tight-it in community now in morning. the question is how long that body may have been here. rest accidents say that the trash collection was supposed to be today. the residents were telling us they've been searching all over this neighborhood, up and down these allies looking for her. they say that this bod disi wouldn't have been here a week ago. that has not been confirmed by police and the police have not some said how this woman was killed. we're live in northeast, wall paul waer >> federal authorities tonight are promising to launch a new crack down arrested on an outstanding ms13. they're calling the kanga cancer on our society. jeff sessions and kir steen nielsen met with reporters in baltimore today. there are now 50,000 members of ms13 in the us and are blaming failed i am graition policies for allowing the gang to grow out of control. they're working to ease the burden on immigration courts backlogged by more than 600,000 cases. dhs intends to higher one 1,000 attorneys and we support immigration judges. we will not standby as this cancer spreads. ms13 gang members are raping, killing and torturing americans. they are selling drugs and trafficking our children in our communities they must be >> homeland security secretary right there says is agents have arrested nearly 800 members this year. alabama members will make what he calls the right decision at the polls today voting in the special election to elect his seat. deppic doug jones is going up against roy mower. multiple women have accused moore of sexual misconduct president he's denied the allegations. sessions says he voted by and tea ballots. tonight nearly 60 democratic members of congress want to open an investigation into sexual allegations complaints against president trump. the president fired back today on twitter calling his accusers' stories fake and fabricated and lashing out a female lawmaker. tom fitzgerald is live. >>reporter: good evening. this is the letter of that was committee last night. this dropped less than 24 hours after the news conference that we brought you yesterday by the trump accusers. in it they're asking for investigations about this allegation regarding the president's conduct. these are allegations we should point out that the president of the united states himself has denied vehemently. to date more than 17 women have publicly come forward to accuse donald trump of sexuallyual misconduct. forced kissing, unwanted touch ing and groping on an airplane, in a corporate office, in a pageant dressing room. history has shown and demonstrated that this is an i am people of pechable offense. so what we are saying today is that we must get to the facts. now, the goal here according to these democrats is to not only bring this investigation and come out with what they call is the truth, but p further. some of the democrats at this event today pointed out that more than 20 years ago president bill clinton was impeached for lying about a sexual relationship with former white house intern monica lieu instance ski. if this investigation could prove that these new allegations against the president are, in fact, true they say that would constitute what they ais an impeachable offense. for his part the president also stoaked the ember s on ul a of this today by thrashing out at new york democratic senator kristin hildebrand. she has become a leading voice in the me two movement on capital hill. the president called her a \flunk\flung i for democrat leaders and then went further saying quote she would do anything for campaign contributions. later in the contentious white house news briefing today sarah huk huckabee sanders denied that the president had any notation to the phrase would do anything. he's not alleging anything. he's talking about the way our system functions as it is, that politicians repeatedly begged for money. that's not something new and that comenlt frankly isn't something new. if you look back at pation comments that this president has made he's used that same terminology many times in reference to men. that tweet , though, caused an uproar up here on capital hill. the senator responded in kind writing you cannot silence me or the millions of women who have gotten off a silence to talk about your unfitness and shame you have brought to the oval office. no republicans joined in this kaws call for an investigation today. the office of the oversight chairman tray gout ticketed event tells fox5 nies they still have not received this letter. live on the hill tonight, tom fitzgerald , fox5 local news. >> parents are calling for the head of prince george's county school to is on top of this story. >>reporter: those parents as well as the prince george's county naacp met with larry hogan. they expressed their lack of faith in the school ceo they asked the governor what can he do to help them. we'll have details on that story right after the break. stay with us. how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we have a followup on that grade fixing investigation that has playing ud prince george's county schools. earlier today a group of parents and representatives with the naacp met with maryland governor larry hoag april. they asked for state intervention after they úfound out that students are graduating without meeting requirements. lindsay watts broke the story back in june. she joins us now with the latest developments. >>reporter: the governorror was here at naacp headquarters to meet with members as well as parents. that was a private meeting, but we can show you some video. we heard calls today for the head of prince george's county schools to either resign or be fired and some are wanting the governor to step in to interest intervene and have him removed. what we heard from the governor today is that he is not prepared to do that. he says this is issue that should be left to the county executive. the governor, though, still had some very harsh words. he had a lot to say about what's going on in this school system. he said out right that corruption was found in the grade fixing audit and he knows many have lost faith in the school ceo kevin maxwell. that audit found 30 percent of recent graduates surveyed were ineligible to grad ate or didn't have proper records to determine if they were eligible. it also found efforts to manipulate records before auditors came in to schools. the school ceo dr. maxwell has primarily blamed sloppy records keeping for the audit results. here is some of what was said after the meeting today. people are outraged and we keep telling the countiette equal and the school board that there is a disconnect. at the end of the day it's all about our our children. the ceo must go. he doesn't care about our children. the ceo must go. they must be held accountable. people are outraged. they lost faith in the school board and the superintendent of the school system many that's not up for us to decide. that's for the county executive to decide. hogan is leaving this to the county executive rushern baker who is running against hogan for governor. despite the fact that he is not stepping in to remove the school ceo they are still happy with the attention the governor is giving this issue and the fact that he was willing to come down and meet with them today. we're live in upper marlboro, lindsay watts, fox5 a local news. >> the man suspected of trying to carry out tha ing near the port authority bus terminal is now facing charges. he detonated the device in an underground walkway . he mocked president trump on a post on facebook. death to america. ul large audience faces five med charges to using a weapon of mass destruction. in the wake of yesterday's attack the president is doubling down on his push to the nation's immigration system both attackers foreign naturals loifg in the us on green cards. the first attacker came to the u s through the visa lottery system. the most recent attacker came through chain migration. just because they get to move up online because they have relatives here doesn't relieve the government of the obligation to vet them. president is calling to end both programs and replace them with merit-based systems. a hopeful signs for the thousands of firefighters battling the california wild fires. the santa and a winds weakened last night. the thomas fire is now 20 percent contained, but winds could pick up again later this week and the lack of rain is still causing problems. more than 1,000 buildings have been destroyed by the wild fires combined and tens of thousands of people are still out of their hoassments up next, it's away to get into the christmas spirit and help our local firefighters gary mcgrady northwest with a look at what's happening. >>reporter: can you see me in ud eed never believe i'm in the city. it looks like i'm at a christmas tree farm. six inches . it's not too late to get your christmas tree and help out a great cause. i'll tell you all about that when fox5 news alt five stay stay with ultras. if you have a story idea give us a call at 202-895-3000 or e-mail those tips to fox5 tips at fox5tips@wttg.com. fox5tips@wttg.com. q. buckle in everyone because this just happen. a man is in custody after apparently causing a crash on the dulles toll road and then running along the road flake ed naked. this all start ed around three:30 this afternoon around route 28. calls came in for a crash and then you can see in these videos . the man can be seen naked on top of a truck that's moving. he was eventually caught on airport property around four:45. that happened. let's move on, a big fundraiser taking place in d.c. the dy firefighters burn foundation is conducting its annual christmas tree sale. it works to get firefighters back on their feet after they've suffered serious burns. gary mcgrady is live in northwest among the pines. i'll bet it smells good down there. >>reporter: it really does. they still have a lot of trees left. 468 massachusetts northwest. if you don't have a treerks i'm challenging you, come down because bowie queun is going to join us from the d.c. firefighters foundation. all these trees are really about you guys as well. this is the sixth year tha >> fiefort year. d.c. firefighters burn foundation, we race money for the burn unit at washington hospital center and the burn unit -- pediatric burn unit at childrens hovment. >> right. we also take care of any firefighters in the d.c./ metropolitan region who are unfortunate enough to end up in the burn unit. how did you get caught up reaping the rewards for your foundation. >> we partnered up with a member of the business community and they came up with this idea and been selling christmas trees for the last five years and have raised over $35,000 that goes directly to the burn unit at washington hospital center. that's great. know this is the first year, too, that there's actually two local businesses that are selling trees for you. this is a little added bump for this season. hopefully it's the way it's going to work out. >> that's correct. you're a firefighter yourself, what a wonderful thing that you guys do . we initially started firefighters who got hurt in the line of duty, but as we raised money we realized that in the long run all the equipment we'd be buying for the burn unit would help the entire community and the d.c./metropolitan reej ofnlt you got to come down. there's places all around here. come on, craig. paul is the guy that sells these. he's actually an other than at the restaurant, too. he's learned how to be a chriss mass tree salesman. real quick, what kind of trees are these. >> we've got doug last fires and crazier first. i want to say this, too. what trees don't get sold you guys give them to charity so all these trees are going to be gone. >> every tree is going to find a home. >> paul is here, he'll sell you the perfect tree. bowie is here now and he'd love to take your money because it goes to a good thing. >> that's correct. >> i appreciate it. sarah, jim back into you coming up. it's really cold out here and it's getting cold eras we speak, too. >> in the 40s and windy. stay warm. an update tonight on a little boy from maryland named contact heen. last year he was fighting leukemia and wanted nothing more than to be a super hero. d.c. pack innerred with make a wish. our shawn yancy has more. i want to be a upper hero. that was five-year old ka heen last year talking about his wish to be a super here on. he was battling leukemia at the time and wanted to use his super powers to save d.c. what's going on. >> last year through fox5 d.c. cares and make a wish mid atlantic kaheem's wish was granted. he saved santa. somebody needs our hevment he's stuck. he rescued team mascot stuck on a rooftop and super ka heem even stopped the grinch from stealing christmas. it was fun. the bad guy, he said you bad. and then he said how many i bad in you bad. kaheem fought the bad guys and he won. that wasn't the only victory he's claimed last year. >> things have been graivment his health is excellent. he is cancer free. his mom says his wish day helped their family in so many ways and also created memories he will never forget. super kaheem and i went on a firetruck and a police car. he even got the chance to shine as the commander in chief. me and my sister was sitting in president's chair. it's kind of fun. these daze his super ka he em doll helps him fight crime in maryland. he's cancer free. he's happy. this is super kahee m. >> his super hero powers helped him fight cancer. >> i loved seeing the little smile on his face. up next, a growing spuvment a virginia student says he was removed from class for not standing during the plefnlg allegiance. anjali hemphill is on this story tonight. >>reporter: that local high school student says he was thrown out of his class by his teacher for something he's done for more than a year. coming up 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suspectses involved were captured by surveillance cameras. anyone who recognizes should call police. one person was dead, another injured after a two-car head on collision in landover. maryland state police responded around nine on the outer loop. nicholas clark was going the wrong way when he crashed into the pickup truck. clark was pronounced dead at the scene. but the driver of the truck jason brown was taken to the hospital in critical condition. in stafford county a man is fac ing burglary and drug charges for going into a neighbor's home without the other than's permission. deputy i arrested 24 year old victor mers wind after he admitted to the crime. he entered the home out of concern for hire neighbors after he heard was sounded like a gufn shot. he is currently being held without bond. a northern virginia high school student say s he was physically removed from class and thrown out into the cold by his teacher for not standing up for the pledge of allegiance. it happened during driver's ed class last month. that teacher won't be returning to any public school in fairfax county. angelica lee. jim, 15 year olderric tram tram el and his family had been speaking to a lawyer after all of this. she tells me that he says this is the first time he's received any backlash for something he has chosen to do for more than a year now. take a listen to what that lawyer says happened. it didn't stand up. mr. ferric told him to stand up and he again said i'm 23409 going to do that respectfully. i mean he wasn't making a scene or anything. and then mr. fer pic grabbed him, shoved him outside, made him stand in the cold. somewhere along the line this some comment this isn't the nfl i understand this is a hot topic right now and everything, but our country is built on values that alloy allow you to express yourself as you see if it within reasonable limits obviously. but choosing to sit during the pledge of allegiance is about as benign a show of your personal values you you you could possibly ask for. not raising a scene, not yelling , not protesting anything with a picket sign, just sitting down. so the constitution recognizes that right and i think that that is going to trump what the political topic deviewer is. this attorney says this was the morning of novembes here at centerville high school she says eric was the only student who did not stand up for the pledge of allegiance that day. that's been something he's been doing since eighth grade when he is an afric black lives movement and it's way of demonstrating against racial equality and the current plit california climate. prince george's county schools called the action un. no student shall be subjected to unfavorable comment or sigma advertisization of his or her participation or abstain from the pledge of allegiance. students are expected to sit quietly or stand quietly if they want. the statement did not identify the teacher, but it did say he was not returning to any fairfax county public school and has a apologized to the student and his family. meanwhile, guys, this teacher. his name is richard ferric. he is also lawyered up for now and that lawyer sent us this statement a mr. ferric has been a teacher with an impeccable record to prince george's county 32 years. the alg gas stations against him are misleading and without merit. at this time no lawsuit has been filed. anjali hemphill, fox5 a local news. >> montgomery county is making a significant step in the fight against the opioid crisis. the county is now suing distributors over deceptive marketing practices. county executive ike leg it has hired a san francisco law firm to serve as outside counsel in the lawsuits. i wish i could stand here today and tell you that montgomery county is immune from this epidemic. unfortunately i cannot do that. all you have to do is ask our first responders and our fire and rescue services, our pol&-ú, addiction, broken families, broken lives. we are living this reality each and every day the count's department of health and human service overdose deaths in the county were from opioids last year. this year's numbers are expected to eclipse those findings. coming up it's a case that's left investigators with a lot of questions for now two years. we take a closer look at a virginia 's woman's mysterious disappearance in tonight's re wind to the climb. getting coldier and wind der by the minute. arldic air is pouring in. we have artic air snow showers, rain showers in parts of our area. a little change able for the drive home tonight. i'll have an update on how cold it will feel like tomorrow morning. your seven day forecast is coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> strange text messages, luggage found by the side of the road and a witness w to cooperate. this is all part of the baffling disappearance of caitlyn akins. the spotsylvania county woman was just 19 we she vanished in december of 2015 and the case has left investigators puzzled. paul wagner with re wind to the crime. >>reporter: they have done seemingly everything they can think of to solve the case. we've worked with three psycho tics. the two say they are constantly thinking about the investigation wondering what they may have missed both of them puzzled over two messages sent from the teen's phone the day she dwis peered. i'm staying with a phone friend. i need could time alone. these are two separate texts. but bang bank. >> these are the ones you were sent you believe from the tower in stafford county. no one in the investigation and certainly not anyone in caitlyn's family think she was the one who typed those messages. do you think she sent those messages in. >> no, be messages in a row. caitlyn doesn't do that. lisa sullivan is caitlyn's mom. she drove her disawrt to the part low, virginia home of her equilibriums home. the two had remained friends. when james agreed to drive caitlyn to reagan national airport for a flight to arizona, lisa dropped her off. he seemed happy to see her, very happy, excitedded. they were talking about her cosmetology school with her high school diploma they were both looking at it. caitlyn's flight was at five, but according to james the steen wanted to be dropped off at springfield mall to quill sometime before taking the subway to the airport. at one:52 p.m. he sent this message to list a. i dropped caitlyn off . okay. thank you. how was traffic? >> not too bad. eight minutes later lisa received a text from caitlyn's phone that said i'm at the airport, battery dying so won't be able to text for a minutes later the text that sent a wave of fear overlies a and her family. i'm staying with a friend. i need sometime alone. text messages investigators say were sent not from the airport, but from caitlyn's phone in stafford county. caitlyn had never made it to springfield mall and they gab to question james. the last time anyone saw caitlyn alive was here at the home of her ex stepfather. they say that brandt on has not been truthful with them about where he took caitlyn the day she disappeared. they also say he's refused to take a polygraph test and he's declined to turn over the password to his encrypted cellphone. we attempted to reach james brandon to get his side of the story leaving this note in the mailbox and calling him on the phone. you've not spoken to him in nearly two years? >> nope. he has nothing to do searched his home taking a variety of guns, electronics and his dna, there was nothing that would lead him to caitlyn. if all that wasn't mysterious enough, there was another twist two days after she failed to board her flight they found her luggage in a ditch no nowhere near reagan national airport. her id, wallet and glasses were still inside, but not her clothes or her high school dwi ploam a. it's bizarre, isn't it? >> absolutely bizarre. >> it appears as if someone threw that out of a vehicle. >> correct. because of the condition of the luggage. >> yes. you had one wheel that was missing and scuff marks on the luggage which was a clear indication that it had tumbled. although caitlyn's mother is convinced her daughter did not disappear on her own there was a facebook message caitlyn sent to a friend that said she doesn't want to be here, meaning virginia and she be in arizona. where she was living with her fiance amber. as the days and months go by with no sign of caitlyn, lisa and her family have marked special equations by releasing ambulance into the air. at the same time she quept the pressure on james leaving this letter at his home in coming weeks. do you care at all. i trusted you, james. why didn't you just drop caitlyn off at the airport. and he hasn't been trying to her? a. he's done nothing. he's gone to nothing we've done for her. hasn't shown up for nothing. hasn't gone up and tried to search or be there for blan re leases or anything. >> none. >> lisa sullivan still holds out hope her daughter is still alive >> with fox5 a's rewind to the crime, i'm paul wagner. >> and if you have any information on caitlyn's disappearance text c911 along with your tip to crime fighters. >> let's talk a little bit this cold that's coming in. gary mcgrady said it was certainly cold out there. we're getting used to this sort of thing. when it comes blowing in like this, the wins picked up. it was close to 15-degrees earlier this afternoon. if you're one of the people who left the house without an appropriate jacket? a. exactly. you're just chang ing seasons so fast. a very cold night ahead and it will be really chilly to begin your wednesday morning -- the whole day. it will be a cold and blustery winter one. we've had a few rain and snow showers around the area with the passing of this artic front. temperatures have been mainly in the 40s today. north and west there are a few snow flurries. your weather headlines as we head into tonight dramatic temperature drop going from the 40s to the teens and with the wind ill with be in the single digits for parts of our area. the rest of the afternoon shaping up to be nice and sunny but also down right cold with a pretty blustery wind. we might not see anything in d.c. or baltimore, but some parts of our area could see a little light snoasm it's 41n d.c. outside right now. gaithersburg 36, 33 martinsburg, already in the 20s in up in cumberland. really cold back behind this front. it's only 17 in pittsburgh. this is an air temperature, 19 in detroit and 21 in columbus. straight out of sent recall canada this air mass comes. wind chill advisories it affects late tonight, early tomorrow morning along the mountains. it's cold straight up every where through tomorrow morning. satellite radar showing that trough with the attendant snow snows moving ray cross the mid atlantic and northeast and while we haven't seen much here in seen across the northern neck. this looks to be rain showers. north and west of town it has just been a few snowflakes out there that are kind of barely showing up on radar. you can see just north of winchester. those are a couple flurries right there. so don't be a surprised to see a sprinkle or a flurry. halfway through the workweek here with that artic air mass in place it is feeling like single disij its. you real i got to dress those kids up good for the bus stop, really bundled up weather because it will be the coldest day this season. it is december. i'll show you these wind chills. this is what makes it so dramatic. wind chill values right now ranging from the 30s and already in the 20 teens. frederick feels like seven, eight, martinsburg 14 here in d.c. r. and it's tomorrow morning that we have the widespread single digits north and washington, it doesn't get much better dlowt the day. following that clip eras we fast forward to thursday, by tomorrow night just cloudy skies but you can see some snow breaking out north and west. this will largely stay north and west just like the snow this evening has, but just the hint maybe up towards frederick county you can see some early snow showers. accuweather seven day forecast, very cold for tomorrow. with a gusty wind. feeling like it's in the 20s all day. back to the cold wheer weather on friday. thursday morning there's the snow chance. otherwise we wait until the second half of the weekend. temperatures do rebounded on saturday. 50- degrees on monday. it does look like we get into next week and approach chris mal mass travel time weather should be quiet by tuesday and also a little warmer. >> back over to you. thanks kate lifnlt miriam webster is out with its 2017 year. the reason behind this year's choice. plus, chipolte wants you to come to their restaurant looking cheesy today there's meaning behind the word we'll explain what i is a after the break. >> let's take a look at what's trending now, former today show host matt lawrer could lose his vacation home. lawr and his wife bought a $9 million farm in see land in february. the investment office is seeking more information about those claims against lawrer saying it requires foreign investors to are of quote, good character." >> the miriam webster word of the year is femme nice am. an significant increase lookups. other top searches included dod adder which is theor young leun used to describe president trump and come police and the and confused. sean spicer is writing a book about his time in the trump administration. the book called the briefing will be release in july. spice plans to share de trails from his time as press secretary. spicer left the white house over the summer but he still hasn't found a permanent job since then. i wand wonder what he's going to say. secret apps, wicker, telegram and vapor extreme are used for private situate. automatically deleting messages without saichg copies. the tools are stirring up legal and regulatory issues, various federal and state laws require companies to keep records of internal communications for a set period of time. chip pot lazies trying to get people about their new batch. >> you can give it a today, but there is a catch. you have to order anen tray wearing your cheese yes sweater to get the free side of quais oh . that's a lot of work for cheese. if you like it, have at it. we're back after this. >> or ohio is rolling out three new fan created flavors in 2018 i don't know about these, cherry cola or ohios, pass. kettle corn or yoas, pass. and opinion a could he lad a or they're good if you also like getting caught in the rain. they're going to be on shelves in may in case you want them. three are the three winners of the my or ohios con test. which of the three creation will be declared the ultimate winner. t many flavors of or ohios out there. >> f what is wrong with the vanilla. if you want to go with the traditional or the double stuffed. >> there's some good flavors out there, too. that is your news. a sad update on a local woman missing since thanksgiving. the discovery of a missing woman rocks this river terrace community. i'm tall wagner. i'll have that story. matt, a collision sends three police officers to the hospital in prince george's county. i'm matt ackland, that story coming up. hi, fits. calls on capital hill for an investigation of president trump and sexual assault as the president fires back. your news at six starts now. we're going to begin tonight with breaking news. police arrested a man accused of causing an accident on the dulles toll road and then run ning along that road naked. this all started around three a motorist sent us these videos of the man running on the row. take a look here. can you see him? o at one point he got on top of a moving truck. security eventually caught the man around 46789. forty-five. there is no word tonight on what led to the bizarre incident. now we want to turn to the weather. it now feels a lot more like winter tonight. earlier today it felt fine. if you are headed out for the night, grab your coat, your hat and your gloves because the temperatures are dropping fast. caitlyn roth joins us for the first look at the forecast. it will be dramatically different since a cold front came through today. it feels like winter. a live look outside now shows that we don't see any rain or snow showers in the district but there are a few around town. a hive 49 earlier this afternoon, already in the 20s and accompan ied

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