this is fox 5 news at 10:00. >> thanks for joining us tonight. i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm brian bolter. we'll begin tonight with new developments in a violent home in vague. >> a car stolen early this morning was recovered -- invasion. >> a car stolen early this morning was recovered hours

ago. investigators want to know if this was tied to two other crimes. now a woman said she was a attacked inside her temple hims home early this morning. fox 5's roz plater is live with the story. reporter: tonight prince george's county police tell us they found the stolen car which they call a key piece of evidence in this case. they found it 7:00 tonight in temple hills. we're told it is being processed for evidence and for clues, but there is still no sign of the brazen gunman who left the temple hills neighborhood on edge. prince george's county police still working the crime scene hours after a violent home invasion robbery and sexual assault. this neighborhood is understand my terrified. this woman asked us not to show -- understandably terrified. this woman asked us not to show her face. >> it's happening here, there, here and you don't know when this person is going to strike again. it's very scary for me. it makes me feel sick. reporter: police say a woman came out of her home on berkeley street about 6:30 friday morning to warm up her

car but started back in once she spotted someone suspicious. the man forced his way in at gunpoint, tied up other family members in the home and sexually assaulted the woman, then took off in her car. it is almost exactly the same m.o. as two other home invasions in montgomery county earlier this week. on tuesday a woman was robbed in the garage of her wheaton home, the gunman taking off in her car. then wednesday in bethesda another home invasion robbery. the home easements were tied up and a woman -- occupants were tied up and the woman sexually assaulted, her car stolen. this surveillance picture of the suspect was released in those crimes. now police from both jurisdictions are investigating whether it could be the same man. >> there are definitely similarities that we are looking into to see if this is related to those cases as well, the time of day, the fact that property was taken. reporter: back in the temple hills neighborhood folks are still reeling over just how brazen the suspect was. >> he had to be casing the

area, you know, and the reason i say that because you just tonight walk up to a person this -- don't walk up to a person, this woman's car, broad daylight, people going to work, a bus stop across the street. reporter: this is a close-knit community. neighbors tell me they will ban together tomorrow morning as they go out to warm up cars. they are hoping this guy won't strike twice in the same place and they're also hoping police catch him. >> the suspect seems to be making get-aways in stolen cars. do police have theories as to how he's getting to these neighborhoods? reporter: one of the theories out there is these three locations have been maybe walking distance from a metro stop. >> let's hope they get him soon. also in prince george's county today a man's body was found behind a dumpster at an apartment complex on derwood lane in capitol heights. police don't know how the man died, but he had trauma to his body and was wrapped in plastic. they're now investigating the case as a homicide. they have not id-ed the victim but believe he was in his 30s. now a story only see on

fox, the search for an armed puppy thief caught on camera taking the animal right out of a crowded pet store in rockville yesterday afternoon. fox 5's maureen umeh in the newsroom now with the details. >> the thief pretended he was going to buy the 2-month-old yorkie for his girl friend but walked off with the puppy. when an employee followed, she was threatened with a gun. reporter: caught in the act, a puppy thief in action. look as he casually walks into the just puppy store in rockville thursday afternoon. he heads to the back room where the puppies are kept and asked to see a 2-month-old yorkie that had only been in the store one day. after playing with the pet the man tells an employee he wants to buy the puppy for his girl friend, but instead of paying the $1,200 price tag he just takes off with the tiny pup. this employee who doesn't want to be identified saw it all go down. she says another employee went after the thief but was

threatened with a gun. >> she said she ran around the building to the side and he got into the car and had told her i'm guessing to stop, that he had a gun or a weapon. reporter: the thief had a woman waiting for him in a tan or cream color ford with no license plate. employees think the couple must have staked out the store and its surroundings. >> the guy seemed pretty calm. he seemed to know where he was and pretty familiar with the area. reporter: robbery has shaken employees, but they say despite their safety concern they're equally worried about the stolen puppy's welfare. >> the pupp by is what we -- the puppy is considered special care. it's under 3 pounds. it's like a baby. it needs to be fed every three hours of. reporter: feedings that could make a difference in how well the puppy thrives. they hope someone recognizes thief and turns him in hoping to save the yorkie from

possible danger. the pet store changed its policy on how puppies are handled. the puppy thief faces a charge of felony theft and first degree assault. anyone with information is asked to call rockville city police. did you get blown around out there today? these newspaper boxes sure did. strong winds combined with the cold temperatures, making for a bitterly cold one today. how long is this thing going to last? gary mcgrady in the weather center with the details. let me guess, about march? >> at least on and off. it is generally pretty windy around here in wintertime and into the spring, too. let me show you right now because some of these wind gusts are calming down it's still a little bit more breezy to the north and northwest than in the metro and down to the south and southwest. those are wind gust numbers on the hour, 20 hagerstown, winchester 17 miles per hour, but there's still enough wind out there just sustained wind that it makes it brutally cold

in some places. look at gaithersburg, feels like 13, dulles 19. so stay inside if you can tonight. it's late already and most of you probably are where you're going to be, but if you step out late, the wind is still going to be enough, such that it wit cut right through you, so to speak. now overnight tonight these winds are calming down. here in the city i think we'll be able to get down to about 26 degrees. the current temperature right now is hovering right around freezing. winds will still be out of the west at 10 to 15 miles per hour. out in the suburbs i think probably 17, 18, 19 degrees, if by chance the wind drops down briefly below 5 miles per hour. that's when temperatures will really plummet. i think we'll have enough wind to keep the atmosphere mixed up and keep these temperatures from hitting rock bottom. chilly holiday weekend, though. we'll talk about it, full forecast as usual coming up in a bit. as the nation prepares to mark the martin luther king,

jr. holiday, the department of the interior is getting ready to make a big change to the mlk memorial. fox 5's laura evans is in the newsroom following the story. >> even in the planning process the memorial faced a series of obstacles from fundraising to hurricane irene delaying the opening to the public, but the biggest controversy surrounded the drum major quote which is on the statue. tonight secretary of the ken salazar says this quote will be corrected. reporter: dozens of people ignoring the cold to tutor martin luther king jr. memorial this friday night. the commanding 30-foot gran the statue of dr. king is the center -- granite statue of dr. king is the centerpiece for the memorial. on it is a line taken from a 1968 sermon, but it's a line many including a poet say is taken out of context, misleading and in her words makes king look like an

arrogant twit. his actual speech in atlanta at ebenezer baptist church was yes, if you want to say that i was a drum major, that i was a drum major for justice, say that i was a drum major for peace. i was a drum major for righteousness and all the other shallow things will not matter. those we found at the memorial say they agree with the decision to make the change. >> it's an important monument. it's a beautiful monument. they should be very proud of what they've accomplished, but the job isn't done and they had to take it a step further and correct what was not correct at this point. >> he's a great leader, so to do that i think you should quote a great leader as though he meant it to be remembered. reporter: how it will be changed still isn't clear tonight. salazar says he's given the national park service 30 days to consult with the king memorial foundation. family members and other interested parties to come up with an alternative. >> laura evans with the story, thank you. the national park service is under a deadline to issue a

response to d.c. mayor's vincent gray's letter. he wants them to evict occupy protesters from mcpherson square because of a rat infestation in their tent city. once the occupy protests are move out crews can go in and get rid of the rat infestation and restore the park. in the meantime the mayor suggests protesters move to the other camp at freedom plaza. fox 5 monitoring metro and we're not the only ones. today d.c. mayor vincent gray, virginia governor bob mcdonnell and maryland governor martin o'malley met with metro's ceo and board chair to talk about safety. they're pleased with the improvements made so far but realize more needs to be done. mayor gray asked ceo richard sarles what changes have already happened. >> i asked him a question what two or 3 factors he could cite. he talked about a change in culture within metro, a change in the structure of how they address safety and adding more

staff, more resources to the safety department and also the process by which they look at safety features within metro. >> last year the governors and mayors suggested the board should focus more on policy and leave running the transportation system up to the o. they say that change has been made -- the ceo. they say that change has been made and seems to be working out well. two metro stations on the blue and orange lines will be closed, federal center southwest and capital south stations. shuttle buses will take passengers between l'enfant plaza and eastern market and single tracking well continue on parts of the red line. the work started tonight at 10:00 and will continue through closing monday night, no track work scheduled on green or yellow lines this weekend. fox 5 monitoring metro. see something you want us to check out, send it to us, fox5metro at g mail.com. former presidential candidate john edwards is suffering from what a judge calls a serious heart

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joran van der sloot has been sentenced to 28 years in prison for killing a young peruvian woman. he pled guilty to killing stephany flores earlier this week. he told a judge in peru he beat and strangled flores in his lima hotel room. van der sloot remains the prime suspect in the disappearance of american teenager natalee holloway. he faces charges in the u.s. for extorting her family. a 15-year-old boy sentenced to 85 years in prison for killing his teacher at a maryland youth facility. brian wonsom was just 13 when prosecutors say he used a cinderblock to murder hanna wheeling. today he pled guilty to the murder and that's not paul wagn reporter: in the hours after

hannah wheeling's bloody body was found outside this cottage in february 2010 police investigators discovered a bloody sweat shirt under a stairwell. the blood matched the victim's and the name on the inside of the sweat shirt read brian wonsom, a 13-year-old in an unsecured area of the state complex after being arrested for committing several burglaries in his laurel neighborhood. the evidence also showed a lan yard belonging to wheeling was used as a ligature and had with ansome's dna on it. there was also evidence -- and had wonsom's dna on it. there was also evidence the 65- year-old had been sexually assaulted. >> there's no answer for why a 13-year-old boy would be capable of killing and raping in the manner that he did, but we are now satisfied that we have removed the threat from our community. it is sad on so many levels. reporter: while investigating wonsom on an attack on wheeling, investigators learned wonsom was the prime suspect on the attempted murder of a woman

living on this apartment complex on muirkirk road and laurel. prosecutors say he entered the apartment through an unlocked sliding glass door, stabbed the victim several times before she screamed and he ran off. investigators connected wonsom to the crime through fingerprints on a knife. prosecutors say doctors who examined the teen found him to be sane but wicked. >> yeah, completely without being mentally ill. that's just his -- he exhibited no remorse, childhood on set, personality disorder, that's not criminally insane. that's dangerous. dangerous. reporter: neither han nan wheeling's nor brian wonsom's family -- hannah wheeling's nor brian wonsom's family came to court today. more fallout from embezzlement case involving tom to. a long time howard university professor and -- involving harry thomas, jr. a long time

friend pleaded guilty in court today for aiding the scheme and not blowing the whistle. dr. marshall banks admitted to being the middleman funding hundreds of thousands of dollars of city grant members intended for underprivileged children to the former d.c. councilman's direction. >> anybody who understands doctor banks understands anything about his commitment to children, to education will understand that that commitment is unwavering. >> professor banks faces up to three years in prison, a $250,000 fine when he's sentenced later this year. an audit of d.c. mayor vincent gray's transitional fans shows campaign contributions to a staffer. howard brooks was paid $34,500. brooks was accused of giving cash to sulaimon brown in exchange for negative comments about then mayor adrian fenty. payments also went to citadel partners. the company has one employee,

ruben o. charles, the mayor's fundraiser and head of the transition committee. he for the $70,000. thomas goro was campaign treasurer and got 25,000. joining us now, wtop political analyst mark plotkin. what do you make of all that? >> well, the name howard brooks doesn't seem to disappear. howard brooks is the person, as you said, who sulaimon brown alleges was the person that gave him contributions from the gray campaign. the gray campaign, mayor gray, denies this and it seems to me that brooks is the mystery man. brooks is also we've been told granted immunity. the relationship with howard brooks obviously didn't end at the campaign when he was paid. it ended actually his last payment was in march of this year. so we haven't heard from howard brooks and howard brooks is really key and central to

finding out who's telling the truth. >> well, 0 crimes are we talking about here -- what crimes are we talking about here and does this go to vincent gray or does he have enough underneath him to deflate the intention? >> well, we should talk about this awed pit. it was prompted by -- audit. it it was prompted by dorothy brazil who was asked about it weekly at every press conference. it's been a year since the inauguration and transition and i called her today and she said they does not feel that this audit is complete, truthful or accurate account of the money raised and expended. that's her opinion, but the point is that the individuals were key to investigating this situation concerning the payments that sulaimon brown alleges were paid to him are also people who were paid for the transition campaign. now this just might be a coincidence, but it's the same

names reappearing. so it becomes a question of who is telling the truth? >> does any of this in any way validate sulaimon brown's claims? >> no, it really doesn't validate anything to do with sulaimon brown, but it just says that ruben charles, who was the major fundraiser, and most important, howard brooks, their association with the campaign and then the transition and the inaugural went all the way into march and they raised about a million dollars and i must say one thing and i don't mean to be just meddlesome, but the mayor has made a pig point about one city, one hire. this is not -- big point about one city, one hire. this is not a cheap shot, but they hired a hyattsville, maryland accounting firm. it seems to me the mayor would have made quite sure they hired a d.c. firm because he wants to promote d.c. employment opportunities.

>> lot more i's to dot and t's to cross on this one. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. several federal agencies could be merged into one. we'll have the details on the president's plan to streamline coming up next. also ahead a cardiologist says former presidential candidate john edwards is so sick he can't come to his own trial. details on his illness are coming up next. it's the perfect time to find great deals

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the white house pulling up another chair in the cabinet room. president obama announced he's elevating the head of the small business administration to a cabinet level position, part of a new effort to combine several federal agencies into one. under the proposal six major trade and commerce agencies with overlapping programs will be merged. >> with or without congress i'm going to keep at it, but it would be a lot easier if congress helped.

this is an area that should receive bipartisan support because making or government more responsive and strategic and leaner, it shouldn't be a partisan issue. >> it's far from a sure thing that congress would grant the president that power. in an election year the president's move could be aimed at putting congress on the defense. former presidential candidate john edwards has a serious heart condition that will delay his trial on campaign finance violations. the federal judge has two letters from a cardiologist stating edwards has a life threatening condition that will require surgery next month. he was set to stand trial later this month. the judge has postponed the proceedings until march 20th 6th to give edwards time to -- 26th to give edwards time to recover. the symbol of our country's freedom dying in virginia, what experts think is behind a rash of bald eagle deaths. this was the scene 30 years ago today after a commercial airliner crashed into the 4 tonight street bridge. we're taking you back next -- the 14th street bridge. we're taking you back next. cpc

30 years ago today a commercial airliner crashed

across the 14th street bridge killing several motorists. the plane wound up in the potomac river. somehow five people survived and were rescued from the icy river. fox 5's john henrehan was among the hundreds of reporters that worked on the story that day. you will hear the cockpit recording of the last seconds including the impact of air florida flight night. reporter: a frigid air mass settled over washington the day of the air florida crash. karen gray houston was a white house reporter. the weather was so poor karen had a hard time getting to gwu hospital to check on survivors. >> you couldn't get anywhere, so i just started walking towards the hospital and you saw ambulances trying to take victims to the hospital driving on the sidewalks because they couldn't get through traffic. reporter: air florida flight 90 took off in heavy snow from national airplane at 3:50 fine p.m., 49 minutes -- 3:59 p.m.,

49 minutes after being deiced. it crashed in the first minute of flight. first officer roger petitt was at the controls. he and captain larry wheaton knew right away they were in trouble. [ radio transmission ] >> we're going down. >> plane just came out of nowhere. you can't see anything above a couple hundred feet and the plane just dropped out. its nose was in an angle like this and its nose was in the air. the engines had to be going at full blast. you couldn't hear yourself scream and it just dropped right out of the sky and the tail section hit the bridge, took about three or four cars with it. reporter: our paul wagner was then a radio reporter for metro traffic. >> you could walk up on the bridge and i'm standing there looking into the vehicles that have been sheered off and there's blood all over the place of. reporter: four people in cars were killed, five more injured. two civilians from the shore dived into the icy potomac. lenny scutnick pictured here

and roger olean who swam to the survivors telling them rescuers were getting ready. olean spoke by phone to our allison seymour. >> so many times in our life we just sort of fall short of what we should do or should be, but at least i have that one day when i guess i was headed in the right direction of. reporter: the helicopter crew recalled that a sixth passenger sacrificed himself. >> there was a sixth man in the wreckage and as i dropped the floatation device as he handed the devices to the other people who were clinging around him on the wreckage and the next thing i dropped was the rope and it came near him and he handed it over to one of the ladies and we drug three through the water. they were just frozen and we drug them in and they went back for the sixth man there. he had gone under. he was not there. reporter: the passenger who sacrificed himself for the others was arlen d. williams,

jr., that span of the 14th street bridge was later renamed in his honor. a second bald eagle from virginia has died from lead poisoning and experts say hunters are to blame. the eagle was found tuesday in wince prince william county and taken to the wildlife -- in prince william county and taken to the wildlife center where officials discovered it was suffering from lead toxicity. the bird died today. a third is currently being treated now. steve palmer accident director of the birr conservation -- palmer, director of the bird conservation alliance joins us to sort all this out. explain how hunters are to blame for this. >> well, the eagles are being poisoned by lead and they obtain the lead by eating carcasses that have been left over from hunters that were not found by hunters. it's important to understand hunters have been in the vanguard of conservation and now that they realize that their bullets are putting eagles at risk are now moving

to non-lead alternatives which are available on the market. >> let me ask how many other eagles could be at risk? >> like the wildlife center reports, several eagles dying each year. we get similar reports from other rehab centers around the country. this is a nationwide problem. it affects not only the bald eagle, our nation's symbol, but the golden eagle and ravens and other scavengers that find carcasses and gut piles and things out in the wild. >> hunters are now trying to think of different ways when they go hunting. is there anything else that can be done to prevent this from happening? >> the best thick they could do is to use -- thing they could do is to use nontoxic ammunition. if hunters try to bury their gut piles or cover them up so that eagles and other scavengers can't easily get to them. >> what are the chances of the eagle being treated right now surviving? >> it's a very uphill fight. lead poisoning usually does result in the deaths of

animals. if you'd like more information, you can go to the american board conservancy website, abgbirds.org. >> thanks so much for coming in. >> thank you. the first lady busting some moves on a popular cable children's program. we'll show you coming up. plus mississippi's governor fires back after taking criticism for releasing convicted murders from prison. if you've been waiting to buy an ipad, you might want to wait a bit longer. fox business network's neil cavuto explains. >> get ready for ipad 3, apple set to launch its newest version sometime in march. reports say it's going to run faster, will have a high depth screen. bank of america is warning things are getting so scary here it's thinking about pulling out of certain markets in america. this coming as jpmorgan sees its profits plummet 22%, europe's problems being blamed. ratings agency s&p downgrading several major european union

countries including france, spain, italy, portugal and austria all getting their credit whacked because their debt is now officially out of control. novartis cutting 2,000 jobs in its american locations. the cost cutting move comes ahead of its patent laws for a top selling blood pressure drug. get ready for higher air fares. the major u.s. airlines making moves to hike prices this week. in some cases it's by up to 20 bucks for a round trip travel in america. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.   >> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. live life heroically.  -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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dead. sherry arnold vanished during a run last saturday morning. one of her shoes was found near the running path. these are pictures from the search efforts earlier this week. investigators have not confirmed her death, but the police chief says two men are being questioned in the case, one in north dakota, the other in south dakota. former mississippi governor haley barbour ignited a firestorm by pardoning about 200 people when he left office this week. many were convicted of serious crimes. five inmates who worked as trustees at the governor's mansion were released last weekend. four were convicted of murder. one of them shot and killed their estranged wife while she held her baby and her friend. >> i think the governor ought to look me and the family in the eye and say hi, i'm going to let this guy go. >> today barbour said he was very comfortable with his decisions. he said 189 of the people he pardoned were already released

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of show you how awesome this is. to get started it's super simple. go to the apple apps store or android mark, search d.c. weather, comes up. you push install. it's that easy. let me show you all the great stuff you'll find inside. first up fox 5 hd radar now available in the palm of your hand, realtime doppler allows you to drill down to your neighborhood any location anywhere in the nation. you can put in a zip code, city or town name, doesn't matter. it will take you right to that spot. see that icon in the upper right-hand corner? that's your weather settings. you can set them to whatever you want to see, road conditions, wind speed, temperature, the choice is yours. now let's hit the forecast tab. wow, check that out. the full 10-day forecast live and in color. current temps and conditions outside, but why stop there? you can now get the hourly

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something like that today. don't hold me to it. it's a lot. >> is there live radar in there? i tint catch that part. >> the radar is live -- i didn't catch that part. >> the radar is live, but it's not our own personal radar. that's going to come. >> future release. >> way back when people used to make jokes about me, maybe if i could have a doppler in my pocket and you can now. that's where technology is now. you can have just about anything in your pocket. >> you can know what's going on this weekend, a lot of folks heading downtown, got martin luther king, jr. activities. >> you can impress your friends, tell them the temperature. it's 34 degrees but feels like 22 which i think is pretty indicative of how it's going to feel out there tomorrow, even in the sunshine. cold, chilly evening, winds are calming down. wanted shough to show you the weather photo today from silver spring -- to show you the weather photo today from silver spring. i think this was taken earlier

this morning. send us your pictures if you can and there's a little button on that fox 5 weather app that will submit it right here to us and we can put it on the air. 32 in the city, which feels great compared to what they're dealing with in pittsburgh right now, 19 there, columbus 18 degrees, binghamton 21. it's cooling down in new york city, too and all the way down into the carolinas it's real cold. factor in the wind and the gusts have calmed down a little this evening. in some cases it's made it a little better, bottegassersburg in the teens, dulles in the -- but gaithersburg in the teens, dulles in the teens. that's basically the wind chill factor, temperatures town into the middle 20s. -- down into the middle 20s. definitely we have a holiday weekend chill. it will be some of the coldest air of the season we've had so far. one thing is good for us,

though. the core of the coldest air does stay to the north of us up into canada. we'll be cold in the 30s, but just to the north of us they'll have high temperatures in the 20s, jet stream taking the dip down to the south. that allows the cold air to come on in. briefly tuesday we get a little warm air coming up. so we go mild again with temperatures in the 50s. for us on tuesday, but look, cold air is recharging again into canada. cold front will sweep through the midwest and this will get here tuesday night into wednesday morning and we have at least a chance, something we have to talk about, maybe a little changeover to some wintery precipitation early wednesday morning. that's a long way away. we'll deal with that next week. let's get through this holiday weekend. 37 tomorrow, a mix of clouds and sun, breezy tomorrow. so layers is the way to go. the feels like temperature most of the day will be in the 20s. a few sunday flurries, 2036 degrees, again a mix of clouds

and sun. lots of snow coming from across the lakes. they're still not frozen, so you get that cold air coming across. it squeezes out the moisture, puts down lake effect snow. think we'll see a little bit of that, try to get down here on sunday. a few clouds tonight, cold, upper teens in the suburbs, 26 in town, cold start 28, breezy at noon and 35. we'll have more clouds for the afternoon and tomorrow's wind chill values will only be in the 20s. the feels like temperature, actual air temperature should make it up to 37. a little colder sunday, but it will feel warmer because there's not going to be so much wind blowing, 42 on martin luther king, jr. day and you get tuesday a little warm-up, 53 degrees with showers and it gets cold again on wednesday.

if you're off, enjoy the holiday weekend. all eyes on south carolina as the gop hopefuls gear up for the crucial january 21st primary. i spoke with fox news sunday host chris wallace about whether it may all be over after south carolina. >> well, it depends 2 wins and there are some poll -- who wins and there are some pops today that indicate some tightening, that romney is -- polls today that indicate some tightening, that romney is still in the lead but gingrich is tightening on him. i'm not sure if that's because of romney's business record at bain capital, but it appears to be tightening. south carolina politics is a full contact sport. trying to predict what's going to happen in eight days, a little premature, but if romney were to win, i don't see how anybody can stop him. >> some high profile people, rudy giuliani coming out against all the negative attacks, particularly mitt romney.

do you see a softening perhaps because now the party institutional stalwarts of the partying say listen, enough is enough? >> not necessarily. if you're newt gingrich, rick santorum or rick perry, what do you care what rudy giuliani says? let me tell you rudy giuliani wouldn't have stopped what he was doing because of some advice from newt gingrich. south carolina is really the last realistic spot these other candidates can try to slow romney's momentum towards the nomination. they'll pull out all the stops and if the polls indicate that romney is losing his lead and if they can connect it to bain capital, you ain't seen nothing yet. >> you're going to have rick santorum on sunday? >> we will. dead heat in iowa, not so well in new hampshire, but he's now got the time, money and organization and south carolina is a much more favorable environment with him with all the social conservatives there.

then we'll have a debate between one of newt gingrich's top advisors who is helping run his super pac and the head of the club for growth and they'll debate this whole question of attacking mitt romney's business record, an odd choice for a party that has traditionally backed capitalism and free markets. >> fox news sunday airs at 9 a.m. this sunday on fox 5. thank you, chris. i think we all know a wedding is more than just the i do's. a bride wants to look her best and a local bridal shop says it has the answer next. at 11:00 d.c.'s food truck craze hitting a butch in the road, police now hitting them -- bump in the road, police now hitting them with ticket after ticket. 

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students at secondary school in alexandria got quite a treat today, a visit from first lady michelle obama and a cast the nickelodeon sitcom. they were there to screen an upcoming episode in when carly and her crew are prepping for a birthday party for carly's dad. he's an air force colonel and is supposed to be coming home from overseas, but it gets canceled and the first lady found out. >> it's not easy changing schools every few years and keeping your grades up and knowing that your dad is away serving in another part of the world, right? you can imagine how tough that can be, right? so we need all of you to step up as well and all the kids all over the country to find out who the military kids are in your schools and make sure you make them feel welcome. >> and you cannot have i carly without a little random dancing. the first lady danced with the cast today and she dances on the show as well. the episode airs this monday.

go, mrs. obama. for many women wedding planning involves more than just the ceremony and reception. most brides to be want to look their best and that means hitting the gym. fox 5's beth parker shows us how local businesses are helping future brides get into shape for the big day. >> you look at your mirror. reporter: many brides to be gaze in the mirror and wish she looked just a little different. a cornell youth study says 70% of women want to lose weight before their wedding. >> the purpose of a wedding is not to look a certain way or to feel a certain way, but it's really a marriage. reporter: joanna wong certainly doesn't need to lose weight, but she still has some workout goals leading up to her may wedding. >> just to kind of tone up a little. >> that gives you a nice curvey look. this is a beautiful silhouette look of. reporter: at chevy chase bridal in northwest lisa makes sure everything is just perfect. the shop is teaming up with a

gym equinox. in january if you buy a gown you get a free one month gym membership. >> when they see this, they say oh, good. reporter: in the cornell study the women wanted to lose on average 16 pounds before their wedding day and that meant that many of them are in a hurry. >> people do come in and they're frantic about i got to get in shape. is there a nutritionist on board, a trainer? what can i do? i've got to get into this dress. don't start at the last minute, okay? that's probably rule no. 1. take your time. make sure your goals are digestible goals and small short term goals, right? so that you can actually get an achievement and achieve them and the third part is what you're doing on your own outside of the club. it's your nutrition. how are you addressing that component of it? reporter: the healthier your approach, the more likely you'll stay fit happily ever