i ll have the temperatures coming up. fox news at 10, starts now. we ll begin tonight with a agents iny surprise for neighbors in a northern virginia apartment building. thieves stole the air bags right out of more than a dozen vehicles overnight. and while this is headache and financial stress for victims it s also bringing up safety concerns. fox5 lauren demarco is live in hermine don with the details. lauren. john, tony, we re lincoln discovery square apartments centerville road. it s a beautiful building there are families here and state of the art technology. check out security camera at the front door. you can see me pointing takes live camera here. this sort of technology is no good if not being used properly. the entrance to the parking garage is equipped with readers to only allow residents inside. but as of rights in and out gates are up sitting wide o open. and people who live here tell us that has been the case for the past couple weeks. taken notice. beca
the news at 11:00 starts right now. this day had everything, fog over the potomac, 70-degree temperatures, rain and by tomorrow get ready. it s going to feel 60 degrees colder. oh. all that means a yellow weather alert tonight and put the shorts away. here s topper with a first look at d.c. s most accurate forecast. we are still tracking some pretty big showers off to the south and southwest and in the immediate metro area around the beltway just light to moderate rain, but at warrenton and culpeper moderate activity, gusty winds and heavy rains of 1 to 2 inches per hour. they re headed toward frederick by about 11:30, percyville shortly as we get into the next 15 minutes or so. look for heavy rain and gusty winds with that. it s still 59 downtown, still 60 in gaithersburg, but the cold air is seeping over the divide, 43 in cumberland, 30 oakland with snow reported already. 4:00 in the morning 46 downtown, a little mixture of sleet and snow out to the north and west.
frigid cold. it s manageable. i feel like my body has adjusted a little easier to this. okay, well, wait until, let s see, tomorrow and monday and then again on wednesday. okay. so, it takes a major back to the arctic blast. oh, that s the headline this morning. okay. we are legitimately headed back to the deep freeze. that s what my headlines say this morning. i m just waiting to see if they re going to put them up. there we go. bet we can see it after this. oh, okay. so here s the headline. we re headed back to [laughter] wait a minute. thanks, guys. sorry. you got to push the button. head for the deep freeze, that s what s ahead and we had a couple of days in the 60 s. wasn t it nice? all right. now, temperatures are plunging as the first wave of cold air is coming in. let me show you what it is right now. 38 degrees. it continues to drop. we re in the upper 20 s for hagerstown and martinsburg and winchester. and then down to the south in fredericksburg
regime? is everybody going to float? what a difference this summer makes. tom: it is august. we are going to give you what we can today. right now, we need wisdom on the top headlines. here is vonnie quinn. border,along the korean the most serious exchange of artillery fire in five years. north korea fired a rocket at a south korean border position and that prompted south korea to unleash an artillery barrage. earlier this month, two south korean soldiers were wounded by a landmine in the demilitarized zone. policy makers are getting closer to raising interest rates for the first time in nine years. participant said conditions were approaching the point where the economy could sustain a rate hike. moved to prop up the yuan. the chinese central bank has injected the most money. the yuan fell 3% in three days last week. kazakhstan is the latest emerging market to give up control of the exchange rate. tenge reached a 23% drop. hillary clinton might not have used the private serv
all but four states start their tomorrow. d lawmakers in about 20% of those states have yet to finalize a budget. maine s governor is threatening a shutdown for the first time since 1991. it s the 11th hour negotiations for negotiatigauche for legislations and nowhere are the financial pressures greater than in illinois. which has faced its own two-year budget stalemate and is now on the verge of having its credit downgraded to junk, but there is some movement today. today, the house gave initial approval to a spending plan. leslie picker reports from chicago. if you want to better understand the economic prices in illinois, look no further thap the 16 stories government building known as the jean r. thompson center in downtown chicago. everyone agrees it could be sold. it s worth about $200 million, money that could be used to help the state, which is broke, but the democrat emanuel and bruce browner couldn t find a way. the governor announ that s okay. with all these be