this is fox5 local news at 10.0. > right now at 10, a heated debate over proposed new bike new lines in a the district. we'll bring you live reports. plus, the latest on the oilil sheen on parts of the potomac river, howot it's impacted area wildlife and two weeks after we were hit with a massive blizzard, is there more snow in i the forecast, how it will impact i the week ahead. fox5 local news at 10 starts

now. > and good evening, everyone, thanks so much for being with us tonight, i'm matt ackland and i'm lauren demarco, a proposed bike lane is on the table in d.c., but it's become a controversial topic especiallyiall in the shaw neighborhood where nei the lanes could impact churches. today hundreds of people showed up at a d spot to get public input. fox5's alexandra limon is livendra in northwest with why so many s people are upset. >>reporter: that's right. this really has become a heated h and emotional debate. ddot wants to add protectivetect bike lanes heading north and and south connecting the shaw district to downtown d.c. the issue is this right here, these beautiful historic churches in this area. a the people that attend service there say the bike lanes would leave them with little to no parking. what seems like a mundane topic has become a real battle. bike lanes pitting cyclists

against worshipers at historic d.c. churches.s. the problem the bike lanes would take parking away from historic churches. historic black churches in this t area are running out of parking space for our members to come. they are usually are coming in not from the d.c. area usually coming from in from maryland or or virginia and they need spaces to park. nearly 300 people were at saturday afternoon's meeting. cyclists say protected bike lanes keep people safe. you can also look at a public investment where it's much cheaper to move by bike than it i is by car. worshipers already feel parking is hard to come by and this is yet another way worshipers are getting pushed out of the district. our church is 1858 that's five years before slavery ended. we're a are historic church and we've been in this neighborhood ever since we've been in

existence and we're not moving from the neighborhood.borh the d.c. government and ddot are making a pitch that bike lanes will help ease traffic, are more mor echo friendly and safer.fer. we're looking at how to build safety lines so people don'tdon' ride on the sidewalks and make better delineation of where whe drivers are and where bikerss are. there is a fifth option of dog nothing. that option does not sit well with many people. now, the big point of this agreement again is that the bike bik lanes are protected, meaningcted there would be a physical barrier between the bike lanes l and traffic. that means the city wouldn't even make an exception on sundays to allow people to park there.ere. of course buys lists want the accept racial for safety reasons. you can see why there are such emotions analysis a bigio disagreement on the topic.ns reporting live in shawn alexandra limon, fox5 local

news. > it will be interesting to see t how that one turns out. developing tonight, north korea has once again deified the world community. it fired a long rain range missile. many believe north korea is trying to develop a long range missile armed with a nuclear weapon to hit the united states. earlier this week, defense secretary ashton carter expressed concerns about north korea's nuclear ambitions. nuclear missiles in the hands of north korea coupled with ballistic missiles coupled with how do i say this, demeanor, and and position right there on the dmz, that's a really serious ser combination. just a short time ago, secretary of state john kerry con determined north korea rocket kor launch calling it a sage rant defines of un security

regulations. there's steps to the memorial. it was a chilly day across the t area. is there talk of snow in the future? let's say hello to mike thomas to is filling in for contact again tonight. there is indeed talk of snow in i the future. the good news is not tomorrow so we have letter day here to prepare it, monday into tuesday. to be honest really tussi the big day of concern here. we'll talk about that more a little bit. but i wanted to get you started on what's going on outside. i is clear that's good news, the clear skies are allowing temperatures to drop and we have several locations blow freezing. this is important because if we've had done ponding or water on the sidewalks that will freeze overnight tonight. so do watch out for some of the slick spots late tonight and into the early part of tomorrow. runners and joggers be aware. there is a storm system of north

of montana, north of northh dakota. it's just starting to get its i act tomorrow. notice how this storm forming off tot north. n it will have moisture problems. again, we'll talk more about that in a bit. 44 across the board for the highs in all the major airports. temps falling into the 30s and 40s. 28 in manassas and culpeper, 31pepe at dulles, 30 in frederick this area. your lows overnight, 32 washington, 20s north and west and even some to the west. 3 # for qunatico. watch out for the slick spots s and yes, we are watching thating snow potential early next week. w i said i wouldn't, but i have a first guest map ready. we'll show that in about 30 minutes. back up to you.. looking forward to it. thand k you. y the district it is getting ready just in case the snow hits next week. mayor bowser has directed the city's snow team to get ready. the city will deploy more than 200 plows by noon monday.

stay with fox5 as the weather moves closer. our weather team will be keeping an eye on it. > as the region prepares for f our next snow officials in prince william county were wer getting feedback on how they did during big blizzard president representatives present theesen county along with vdot attended a town hall meeting this afternoon. county leaders addressed a number of issues including some of the new technology used to inform the public about snow removal. some residents still had concerns. the vehicle tracting that indicated that our street actually had been plowed, when w most of it had been plowed, but certainly not all of it. i so there were some issues with that. there were issues with call what it times and trying to get ahold of vdot during the snow to find out where the plows were and a when we might see a plow. p my particular part of high street was not plowed during the snowstorm. both of those women say they feel confident officials heard their concerns and believe the county will make improvements in in

the future. > a coast guard spokesperson says a very small amount of oil remains visible. the oily sheen was initially discovered on wednesday. workers placed response in the the river to clean up the substancece and it is now con contained. it's still unclear what it came from.om. tests are being conducted too determine a possible source. sou the coast guard says the sheen does not present a health hazard. more than a month after he went missing, the body of a boater was recovered on maryland's eastern shore near cambridge. 48 year old stephen reynolds vanished on new year's eve nearve the bay ridge. his body was found along the shoreline of cook point nearly nea 28 miles from where a witness say he fell overboard. right now police say they do not suspect foul play. pla > the task force has been hard at work. 19 armed robbery cases have been b sold and 13 people have been

arrested connected to those crimes including michael which w yams. he is accused of robbing sixobbi different locations in d.c. police say this is williams that you see on surveillance video. he's accused of approachinghing employees with a note then making threats and demands and then taking off with the money. > it really is an all out out effort from all the law enforcement agencies in the city to try and stop this trend of robberies, whether they're on the street at the metro or at a the commercial establishments. these recent arrests show a small number of people are committing multiple crimes. i've covered that story a couple of times and they're really going after these folks. and she believes that if they the continue to do that they might be able to drop the number. they are happening across the district. in this case they say someone came forward and saw his picture and they helped police catchped that guy that did six of them mr. williams. > new safety standards are being proposed that could impact

the way that you travel on public transportation.ic and a wild and cha sce caught on tape in baltimore. a man goes to extreme lengths toths get away from a group of attacks, fox5 local news at 10 1 it continues after the break. stay with us

> the federal transithe administration is proposing new i safety standards for trains ands buses right now there are no federal standards in place for public transit and tonight, fox5's meghan dice talked to metro riders to get reaction to these possible changes. >>reporter: the sounds of the metro. there's a bunch of track work on on the green line and the orange o line today so i have to get to and cost yeah by 10:00 so instead of taking the metro iran in from sam and some other sounds, those of train delayselay you might be familiar with. wit we were on our way to a regular

station stop and they stopped ontopp the middle of the tracks and and they kept saying we'll be moving shortly. > you're happy with the metro. >> yes. > how often do you ride it. >> usually about maybe three times a week.eek. > any issues riding the metro?etro >> no. this is actually my first time ever riding the metro.etro > whether you're a seasoned veteran or first timer ridersider today giving mixed reviews but the metro face much larger issues than delays. 2009, for instance, saw a crash on the redline. it was nearly one year ago where a woman died at the l'enfant plaza metro station after the station filled with smoke the ntsb saying it was an electricallect issue that caused a park. now, the feds stepping in and under a proposed rule would wrap wra the concerns into a measurement mea injuries and fatalities. measurement or not one rider we spoke to today has different expectations. look out for number one. you cannot let much of the

safety person for you, you havefo to muchr what out for yourself. > in southwest, d.c., meaghan dice, fox5 local new. > police in baltimore are still searching for a gunman who opened fire at tells pointoint overnight. three people were hit by begunn far at a sanity klehr bar and restaurant. three victims were shot in the head. just blocks from the shooting a man who police say may have beenn drunk while running away from an assault got behind the wheel ofhe w a minivan. m you got to take a look at this. the driver rammed into some parked cars then throws his car intoar a reverse and heads down a sidewalk hitting more cars buildings and then a woman. she suffered a fractured skull and broke other nes. look at that. police eventually caught the man man a few blocks awayment he hast he been identified as orlando red of parkville. he's facing numerous char tonight.toni i can't imagine that in such a busy area right there. you can actually see somebodylly get in the passenger side. sid

watch this as he moves forward for and backs up and moves forward for someone getting into the passenger side. > probably trying to stop him.yi i don't know whatng that is. is. it's worth looking at just a bit more. right there and then someone appears to be trying to jump in in the side door to stop him. >> that's all of. > all right. it was a horrifying scene captured on video, a masstive construction crane crashing downwn during a snowstorm. s as wreakage remains across a new york city street, fox's bryan bry llenas as more on then th investigation. >>reporter: we live in a world where history is captured from nearly every angle, watch yourr screen carefully as a man named glenn sito recorded the moment when a massive construction c crane came down killing one injuring three other people and crushing a row of cars. investigators have recovered a monitoring device from the crane. it is not the equivalent of a black box.blac the computer is going to give us

some data. we're not sure the completere amount of data. dat it will likely give us the angles of the boom, of the two pieces that were in action at the time. if it gives us more than that that will be an tray, i don't an want to set expectations too high. the man who was operating the crane has tested negative for for all substances. > the equipment belongs to a construction company called bay cranes which is a large operator lar in new york. we're going look into the metal -- possible metal fatigue f make sure that the pins that are connecting pieces together, the countier weights any wind information that's possible p what loads were done even before b the previous day. itself a it's going to be an z z to z.. several people were injured when whe the crane came down much the man man who was killed was a 38 year old

wall streeter. he grew up in practicing but his life came to an end while simply walking down a sidewalk in manhattan on his way to work. in new york, bryan llenas fox news. > so p many of those cranes. >> that are so high up. and it seems like we're hearing more and more about those types t of happening. > we want to remind you that fox5 is teaming up with the hill.com. ronica clearry i and the hill's bob cusak will be here to look at the new hampshire primary and beyond. you you can see them once again on fox5 or streaming on fox5 d.c..com. once again 8:30 on the morning. we'll have more on the raise forse f the white house coming up after the break. stay with us.

> with only three days left until the new hampshire both republican and democratictic candidates are making a lastas push for votes.

fox's john roberts has more. >>reporter: it is the final weekend for the candidate to get out their message before tuesday. bernie sanders leads hillary clinton by double digit margin in bot mh polls.olls >> if we can bring out a decent d vote on tuesday i'm confident we're going to win. win the clinton campaign may know heroining the state is slim which is why she's heading to flint, michigan. m at a rally in concord she defended criticism from the sanders cam page that she has received banking fees. i have no doubt into n my mind that i have the best experience e and the best ideas to take onn the abuses from the financial sector to stand up to wall street. why would they be running $6 million of ads against m on the republican side donald

trump holds a commanding leada over theco rest of his rivals. he didn't hold any but jeb bush did. he needs a strong start in new hampshire in. for senator cruz's edification we actually have very sophisticated precise weapons now. we don't have to carpet bomb. b we don't have to kill innocent people. we have technological superiority. (applause) or say that you're going to bomb the sh out of isis. really? is that a serious thought. another candidate who needs to have a strong showing is governor chris chris advertise. besides most polls having him as single digits, he wants everyone e to listen who what he has to say. on that stage you will see a difference between those who are prepared to lead and those who

are just continuing to talk. governor christie is is doubling down that a governor would make the best candidate, not a senator. in manchester, new hampshire you may have noticed governoriced hogan standing next to governor chris christie. the candidates squared offquar tonight in a debate. deb we're going to have a wrap of of that debate coming up at fox5 news at 11. the latest on the devastating earthquake in taiwan. they have found signs of life in in the remains of a highrise building that collapsed. a desperate search is on for for more survivors of the 6.2 magnitude quake. 1500 were killed and 500 wereere injured. workers have rescued more than 300 people so far.r. the latest now on that zika virus outbreak. columbia's president says there the is no evidence that the viruses v

has caused any cases of birth defects in his country, even though more than 3,000 pregnantregn women have zika. juan manuel says a team from the united states is headed to his country to investigate. more than 25,000 columbians have h been affected. > you have to work, but you're ready to watch the super bowl.l. >> sure, i'm ready to watch it from right here. > what is your favorite part of of the game, the game or the commercials. >> the commercials.omme > as you prepare for the super bowl, many more are interested in the commerces.es. one howard university graduate will appear in one of those ads, his incredible story after the break.

this is fox5 local news at 10. 10. a heart warming story out of fairfax county, a father in

afghanistan working for the state department made a surprisesurp visit home and he secretly showed up to watch his son play the lead role in his middle school musical the lion king. k we were there. we caught the surprise on camera. after the show at robinson secondary school, the eighth grader was on stage when he realized that his dad was in attendance. take a look.. dad ' back from afghanistan for you. (applause). > i'll tell you, i was standing right there.ri i started crying. >> that's right.hat' it was such a sweet moment.omen everybody had tears in their eyes entree's dad, robert said he has been doing a lot of face o time with his son in an effort eff to help calm his nerves. he was pretty nervous and he said it was hard to talk to him face time. tim

you saw him hugging the wife and and the daughter as well. w they had no idea.dea. > the play was over and then they put a spotlight on dad? >> no. i was dark. i do not know how he saw him. basically the teacher or the director got on a microphone and asking the kid questions like q what do you think the theme of the play is. >> and he was why are you asking me this. and she's talking about a father and a son and it might have registered. the dad was supposed to walk down. he saw him first and ran up.p. those stories never get old.ld. everybody was talking about that story the next day that you did. you got to love that kind of stuff.uff. we've got another are heart warming story, this time in california. a five year old boy with thehe courage to fight cancer also had had the courage to propose to hisis favorite nurse.vo take a listen to this. five year old grid onrobinson created a ring with a pipe cleaner and a purple heart bead.

he popped the nurse to a nurse named sarah. she told him he could be her hospital husband. they sealed it with a big old old hug and then a little dance.an >> that little boy is trouble. s going to be a little l romo. >> that was adorable. > mike, in for gwen tonight and maybe some snow? >> maybe some. we're confident that we're going goi to be seeing some flakes falling from the sky monday night, tuesday timeframe. t what we're not confident on is just how much is going to pile t up on the ground. there's still a lot of questions with this particular system. the good news is your sunday looks dry, sun filled through the first half of the day. the temperature is falling.. it's rather chilly around the region here in d.c. we're now 37-degrees. pittsburgh is 36. columbus 30 this hour. 3 t in detroit.

there's still a little bit of a!v southerly breeze. by tomorrow afternoon we'ree're getting winds out of the north and east that will keep us on the cool side. satellite and radar, clear skies out towards the mountains. m the clear skies will help things h stay cool. here's your storm system or at least it's developing at this hour. the snow activity you see just you to the east of ed monday ton. thinks what we have to continue hav to much what. the good news is compared to january when we were watching january storm it's developed down near the gulf.e gu it had a lot of the gulf moisture. this is going to be moisture stoved as it comes across. more details on that in a minute. high pressure in control.ontr watch out for some is i spots as temperatures drop blow freezing this opening. high high pressure scoots off pre tot north andest.t tomorrow we get the northeast winds. tomorrow's temperatures lookratu like they'll stay in the 40s. here's your planner, 34 at by 5:00 44. we'll probably hit the highigh

tomorrow afternoon at about 2:00 or so with highs in the mid to upper 40s. moving onto the next storm area low pressure works its way out of canada through the northern planes. again it's a clipper system. however, what it's going to do do is tricky it's going to redevelop into a coastal storm. it may start in an area of a light mix. i do not think the commutes on monday, both the a.m. and the the p.m. will be impacted by this. i think it's tuesday that we have to watch out for for. if you want this you want the area of low pressure to redevelop. some models want to do that. some models want to redevelop t off to the north. if it redevelops off tot north nor we will not see as much snow. sno all models do show some snow, it's just how much. that's the question. let's start with a couple of models, though.mo this is the latest round of the american model painting that tha one to three much ines right across the d.c. region less to to

the south some off tot west as well. here's the latest run of the urine model. north to south with the blockbuster of to two to six. here's our first guess, really rea my first guess.ss. a dusting of an inch down tot south and east.d i used more than just the two models to make this map. map one to three across the district and across to hagerstown. another out towards the mountains. let's wrap it up here with your fox5 accuweather seven dayther forecast and you'll see that it gets cold after we head through the weekend. we get our snow chance on tuesday. that ushers in a colder air mass mas for the end of the week. wee in fact, we're talking about abo high temperatures only in the the 30s as we head through wednesday, thursday, friday. next weekend looks very cold for the holiday weekend. we may not make it out of the the low 0s on sunday. s this is big. when we get cold this time of year we have to watch for the

transition back to warm. we have to keep our eye on the president's weekend. > t stop talking about that. it's february. > thank you. tha brody logan will be up next with sports.

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up to 5x faster than cable. get 100 meg upload and download speeds plus tv and phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. switch to better. switch to fios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v > as am you know the super bowlno is tomorrow and millions will be watching not just the game but all of the commercials. one ad that will run will feature a howard university graduate. brandon williams applied for a loan with sophia and the company asked him if he wanted to appear a in a sophia ad so he said yes, why not. the idea behind the ad are to identify people who are great a and people who are not.re take a listen. >> brandon is great and he got a great lunch. great. this mike is not great. this mike not great. gre this mike great.

williams said he did the ad for free. after all the company gave him a good deal on the loan that he wanted. i yourself don't know about that.'t they're putting out all that tha money they could have paid him a belittle l. i didn't know what sophia was. >> i have a friend who was in a national ad campaign. you make good money. > i don't know how much he got on the rate. r i don't know if it was worth it. another local person actually does have ties to this super bowl, in fact. f you.yo >> yes, me. i'll be there. you're going to be in a commercial. >> i got to catch a flight. f no every football dreams of one day plage in the super bowl, defensive back ronald mack clinks fox5 jim lokay has mclean's story. for robert mclean you could say the road tot super bowl is

paveed with gratitude. he's definitely happy that this t has happened to him. he doesn't take on accolades a like i'm the first guy whoever made it. he's really low key about that tha and i'm happy that he's humble. the kid from but tuck in knows how fortunate he is to be especially after a season that started in new england. e it was plage are to the patuxentuxen panthers that got him on the pant to the nfl. it's sewer reel. it doesn't really happen to anybody. for robert to make that leap and be at the pinnacle of his profession it's an incredible feeling. imagine being a dad and getting a chance to seeing your own son o in the biggest game of the year. bob mclean says it's a moment to

share with everyone. e i have a lot of co-workers thaters talk to me every day about it. i'm glad my son is going to the super bowl.bowl for the first time the panthers hoisted a football chapel shop of their own. mclean faces off against payton manning. and that coincidence isn't lost on dad. his first career came against manning september 18, 2012, the the day after my daughter's birthday and we hoped that we can get at least two or three more this coming sunday. if he gets an opportunity like that we're all going to go crazy > if the fire department ready. from motion bito college park, par the first ranked terps hosting 18 ranked purdue. the terps down three robert carter. drops the hammer two of his 19

points. the ping quinn lost it. the terps trail by three. t the second half maryland was down four. rashid left the terps with 21. maryland notches another big tournament win beating p per due. this week the terps football team added # # new layers.ed i # was a class ranked as the 42nd best in the nation. n one member has a heart and determination that goes beyond any scout's ranking. due val's high school due val brooks did what hundreds of athletes did today, he took part in national signing did. i will be attending the university of maryland. on a day filled with college announcements, this is an unremarkable event.le e but the fact that and 2001 is is able to walk to the podium to to make the announcement is remarkable. >> still to this day it goes

back. i have flashbacks of the day. the day was october 12. he suffered a leg injury so gruesome it was silenced the crowd. i his foot was facing 90-degreesgree in the wrong direction. i tried to get up. i just sat there.st s i was calm.m. > after five hours of surgery anton was itching to get back onto the field. on the football field when the accident happened he said he didn't want to play no more. m by the time he got to the hospital he said he'll just play defense. deficit where brooks ex sealed. holding 20 scholarship offers to play at the next level. after the injury he and his family found out how fleeting offers can be. three days before signing day, maryland offered him a colorship. that's a kid from our backyard that is a great kid, a program pro to believe in him.

i'm ready to play.lay. brooks will be ready to play in front of his father who won't have to go far to watch his son play. he works in the maryland dorms. i have a good see the in the house. brooks should be ready to go go this fall and he's ready to prove all those schools that doubted him wrong. he loves hard work down to its smallest rewards. i like sweating and so -- the the best thing with that is dj disclosure and the maryland coach said the reason they wentent after anton, even his rival teams, they need to go see anton brooks, i know he got injured, i but he's a great player. p all the other teams in the community vouched for him. so he got the offer. very cool. coo it is a story that has made has national headlines. flint, michigan declared a public health emergency after

tests show children with elevated levels of lead. we're going to have more on that in just a moment.

> flint, michigan declared ami public health emergency afterch tests showh em children with elevated levels of lead. lea it comes after the city choked its water source in 2015 from detroit's water system to the city to save money. charlie leduff set off in search of some answers. >>reporter: it's the national outrage now playing in washington.wa the flint water department pumping out poisoning, theoiso governor asleep at the wheel or worse. state and federal officials knew, but did nothing. not those parts we know. here's the part we don't. where are the so-called experts hired to make the water safe? saf let's back up and explain how we

arrive at this door. flint, a town in a hard scramble county is tired of paying exorbitant rates to the waterer department. officials designed their own pipeline from lake your onparallel to detroit, in an attempt to cut detroit out off the picture. p will this save money? that'shat' still being debated. lots of jobs for d one thing and lots of contracts. jeff right, the commissioner is

the driving force behind the new water project known as the kwa. there's a lot of power and a lot of money in that.hat. right in you pushed it forward. f a lot of your contributors have contracts with that. tha is this also a pay not age deal. anybody who has distributed to me has contributed to detroit.. i cannot control who the contractors are because we do all competitive bidding, period. p some of the contractors though, had been caught with their fingers in the detroit cookie jar, involving in scandals like l the water department. another big don'ta is a central player in the flint water crisis. some background back in 2010 b state appointed emergency manager ed kurtz decided flint could save money if it quit

detroit's water and joined the new pipeline. they issued a joint statement back then saying there would be quote, no looking back. bac where would flint now get itsts water until the pipeline was ready. kurtz decided on the flint river.r. serving people river water was supposed to save flint more than $2 million a year, but thehe savings weren't passed onto the customer. in fact, people's water bills never went down. the $2 million was supposed to be funneled back into flint's old treatment plant for upgrades. the problem here the necessary upgrades weren't made and you know what happened. if it all sounds like a sickk science experiment to save a couple bucks.. it was. it's just a travesty for our community that they would allow for the system to be so corrosive that it would put lead

in the water and our residents and children who drink it. who was the expert hired to help switch over tot flint river.iver kurtz picked a contributor ofutor the commissioners licenseom engineering based inmi houston with a storefront office in flint. we never got consulted or never n seen any bids or evaluations of any other companies. it was a contract with land and and it was done by the emergency manager and it's a failure of of our system. > the company was hired for it's so-called expertise, carbon corrosion controls con weren't put into place when the river started flowing from the taps. immediately residents began to complain that the water waster making them sick. e coli and then methane and now the lead. local politicians who rubber stamped the deal back then now feel betrayed.

looking back, what kind of grades can you give them. it's probably about a d when you you look at the personnel. they didn't t have the training t the licenses that should have hav been in place. they met minimal standards. but so often we're all new looking back at this. minimal, minimal, minimal and that's what left our community unprotected. it was up to land. it was up to the deq. i was up to the governor and the treasurer's office to make sure that the water was safe to drink d and they all failed us. we made multiple calls to land engineering. the company declined to answer ans our questions. we stopped by their local offices several times. it looks abandoned. aba > no lights, no people. nobody has been watering the plants.. we called kurtz. k we stopped by his house.ouse we're told he's in florida. i'm starting to see a pattern.

after all this flint continues to employ license engineering,ing, it's contract which began at $170,000 has now ballooned to nearly $4 million.arly in fact, the company has recently been awarded another $900,000 to address the lead debacle. flint's mayor seems unaware of it. are you happy with the work they've done and why did they get that extension. ext >> the firm -- > the engineering firm that's t been in charge to bring it up to speed. >> i'm not going to comment onng t that right now because we're still looking at some of that and i really want to get some more information before i, you know, comment on that.hat. > flint is back to drinking detroit's water in the short term, but sometime later this year, the pipeline from lake your on will be completed and raw water will once again flow into the treatment plant. the million dollars question is this can we trust what flows

out. >> you're drinking bottled water, aqua fin a, detroit's best. it's wsd water.. wow. really interesting to look atlook that. so many people are affected by that. the kids had to drink that for for so long. >> it's water.t's it's what we need to survive. > for sure. well changing gears because up next fox5 sits down with two of the biggest names in hollywood. >> kevin mccarthy spoke with george clooney and chattem tatum about the new film hail caesar. stay with us much more to come.

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fargo, the big look blow ski, no country for old men and more are once again back. hail caesar is now in theaters t and fox5's kevin mccarthy, the luckiest man on the planet, saturday down with george clooney and chaning tatum to talk about it. > there was a scene in the movie where you're delivering an epic monologue and then you forget one line of dialogue.logu >> it happens all the time. if we had -- pay cut. is there a moment or a story in i your careers where you remember doing that. >> he can never remember his lines. i will say that there have beeneen certain times in my career wherere there are lines that i just jus won't remember.won' it will be like a dumb one. somebody else will be doing a long monologue.

through the whole thing they're t kind of watching him. it's like cut. cut that seems good to me. > i start to stutter. in the middle of a thing, i won't forget lines, my brain startsthere are certain words, too, that i see coming and i know i'm never going too get out.get did you start to fear it? >> it's not going to be there.e t it's going to be nothing when i get there.t th i love the concept of having a movie set in the early 1950s. 195 you two are great actors of that generation. if you two were actors in the 1950s what famous movies do you think you might have gone out out for tried to star in. whatever happened to baby jane, j you and more. mor