this is fox5 local news at 10. chaos caught on camera outsidese an adams morgan bar. an effort to sue buy a suspect escalate, but police say this

video only tells part of the story. an investigation into a disturbing attack into a fairfax county. police try to find a man who w broke in a woman's home andnd sexually assaulted. plus, picking a replacement as the supreme court justices get ready to go back to the work for the first time since the death of antonin scalia. fox5 newses at 0 starts now. thanks for joining us, i'm lauren demarco and i'm jim lokay and we start with chaos outside of an adams morgan bar. b take a look. l a viewer posted this video on the fox5 facebook page showing officers getting physical to control a rowdy crud crowd, butb the incident began before cameras were rolling. fox5 marina maracco is life in northwest with with more on what happened. >>reporter: lauren, we want to be clear, the incident, in factf did start before it was caught on tape. witnesses sait

minutes worth of an altercationn and the video is only five minutes long.nute now, witnesses do believe that police used excessive force. however, police say they arrested several individuals who were in ruly as well as aggressive. so several of them police saying attacked their officers, including a sergeant. a hard blow by a d.c. police officer in front of a rowdy crowd, one of the first incidents caught on cellphone video that merely caused a melee on this adams morgan sidewalk early sunday morning.sund >> there was a lot of fright. roma beer recollect it owns the 18th street club heaven and hell along with the next store columbia station. he was a little bit drunk. for nearly two hours he stayed e in this fenced in area. eventually a second man who witnesses say knew him approached.

this video that's when police showed up. police say the man lying on theh ground was upset that someone, quote, schmoozed his face whilew officers investigated the police report states a second man m became aggressive and assaultedders.as >> it was a big crowd of maybe 300 people out here in thein t middle of the street. witnesses say things quickly escalated. maybe 50 cops claim rushing rus around and before i know it, i i looked to the left, it was a cop that had his gun pointed towards two guys. police had choke holds, not really beating them as far as with watts or night sticks. > but cellphone video clearly shows an officer deploy a baton causing some of the crowd to react. >> i never seen like that where customer

> now, the police report also states that officers ultimatelyy deployed pepper spray to subdue some of the individuals ultimately two men as well as aa woman were arrested, all of thef for resisting arrest as well as assaulting the officers.ers. all of this under investigation. reporting life in northeast washington, d.c., fox5 local news. > thank you. and right now let's give you a life look outside as we wrap up for what was for the most part a pretty something i sunny. s >> the good news we are seeing some mild temperatures. the big question is what is in store for monday morning. m >> we're going to have some mixed conditions as we get into the beginning of the week. w the temperatures a little bit al cooler, but on the upside we've got some dryer weather and i'vev got some sunshine for you. y let's take a look at the maps mp and here's a look on radar where you see the rain hanging in in quite a about it to the areas of

front royal and also just around the d.c. corridor we're seeing just a few showers movinging through. the frontal system has moved its way to the south now and we're gradually to see these showers start to taper off especially when we get to the overnight hours. so we'll get a little bit more of a dryer situation happening.g our highs today, not quite where they were yesterday, low 60s for d.c. and elsewhere they were in the upper 60s. we actually hit 67-degrees at dulles and at bwi thurgood marshal. but today a little cooler. temperatures still very comfortable and very mild with the mid to upper 50s every where. right now it's 48-degrees right here in the nation's capital. a few light showers moving through. winds are very light from the northeast at about 8 miles an hour. elsewhere in our neighborhoods we've got temperatures into the 40s, 46-degrees at dulles, 45 at gaithersburg, 53 athers fredericksburg to the south, 41 at hagerstown and 43-degrees at frederick. so 39-degrees your officer night low. still dealing with

showers, but they'll end soon and your full forecast soon. > back to fredericks where a frightening attack is under investigation in mount vernon. a man broke into a woman and sexually assaulted a woman who was asleep inside. alexandra limon is life with the investigation and the suspects, police are looking for right now. >>reporter: guys, what scared me about all this, isn't just't the fact that there was a sexual assault here in this apartment complex on blacks inship street, but also the fairfax county police say the suspect got awaya and is still on the lose.e. it was around 3 in the morning saturday a 51 year old woman was in her apartment sleeping when she was awakened by an intruder who threatened and then sexually assaulted her. then he took off. i kind of feel my heart is with her. fairfax county police say the woman wasol taken to the hospitl and

neighborhood by ground and air with a police helicopter. but they had no luck spotting or arresting her attacker. neighbors say the news of the sexual assault is frightening as well as surprising because they normally feel very save living here. we never have things like thatht happen here. it's a little terrifying just to hear that when somebody had to deal with something like that, to that extreme. for the most part, yes, i feel like it's a pretty savesave community. it's unfortunate that that would happen to anybody. > now, at this point police objection to the form have a very vague description of that suspect, but they say they are working on a composite sketch and they could have that ready as soon as tomorrow. t once it is ready they plan to print it onto flyers and a distribute those in this general ar b

that the victim told police was that the suspect appeared to beb familiar with the neighborhood, although she didn't recognizeze him, again police are asking fof the public's help. reporting life in mount vernon, alexandra limon, fox5 local news > in prince george's county tonight, firefighters have figured out the source of a carbon monday objection ideaon i leak inside the church.h. four people went home spring in riverdale park.rd one person was taken to the hospital, firefighters figured out the carbon monoxide was leaky from a faulty heating and air-conditioning system. workers from gas fixed the leak. > the justices will hear oral a argument in two cases without their colleague, the late antonin scalia. president obama says he will nominate scalia's successor soon. foxes christine fisher now reports. >>reporter: there is no question that president obamaesd will nominate someone to replace justice scalia,

when? right now president obame is in the process of whether iting down a number of potential repraisements to a short list. on friday he was photographed aa the white house carrying a thick binder. inside are the resumes and a records of people who the white house says may be worthy of consideration.co i suspect the president will be dedicating a significant portion of his weekend digging into that information. last week president obama called two people, mitchell o'connell and chuck razzly. both continue to say that they'll block any replacement that president appoints. obama is promising to nominatee someone who is in disdisputableb qualified. but it's tough to imagine who could possibly fit that criteria in the midst of such a heated presidential raise. r last night candidates on both sides of the oil weighed in. here's senator ted crews in long island followed by hillary clinton in nevada. his passing, one weeing a today underscores th

of thisno election. it is not just one but two branches of government.nmen we all want to get secret unaccount allocable money out of politics which starts with appointing a justice to the t supremoe court. they begin hearing oral arguments tomorrow. no timeframe for that ninth seat may be filled. > in washington, christine fisher, fox news. > police don't know what caused an uber driver to go on a hooting rampage in western michigan. six people were killed, two others wounded in yesterday's attack. earlier today police arrested a the suspected shooter, jason dalton. they say they randomly fired shots outside an apartment complex, a car dealership and a restaurant in and aroundroun california ma zoo. this was so random. if this was gang violence there's ways and interventions i and things to work on there. when a

to be evil i don't know how you stop that.op a michigan tv station reports dalton apparently picked up a fair in between the shootings. police say he had no prior criminal record and appeared to live a normal life. the 45 year old is married and n has two children.n. he's expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow.an that is a bizarre one. it's sane. sad. six people going about their lives and a fair in between. like it was nothing. > spending big, but stylussing. jeb bush is bowing out, but you will not believe the money that went into that unsuccessful campaign. plus, a dispute between fbi and apple escalating and you'll likely see signs of it if you're near an apple store on tuesday. . h check this out, a land side o caught on camera.ut we'llug thtell you

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the field for the republicanfo presidential nomination is starting to narrow. jeb bush dropped out of thef t raise this weekend. he suspended his cam campaign saturday night. his struggles show you can't but an election. the washington post broke down d the numbers and found out the burb cam page held out # 68ed per vote. the only candidate that spent s more per vote is been carson. it's onto nevada. front runner donald trump cominc off a victory in south carolina. his views have alienated the state's hispanic who are a expected to turn out in record numbers.mber foxes bryan llenas has

story. >>reporter: they're bringingy'e drugs, they're bringing crimes. from the day he announced, they have donald trump's to full latino's voter' reports for their supporters. the liberal culinary workers union is even helping latino workers in trump p's vague as hotel to become citizens to vots against him.m. i want to vote for the person who is going to help so many immigrants. mexican immigrant traveled to washington d.c. to volunteer for hillary clinton.. after 13 years in the us she's now on the path to citizenship. >> this is an important one and certainly what i hear from the republican side it's scary. s i think it's time to mobilize. > republican rivals couldca benefit from latino republicanss wary of

it's one of those things where you say okay, i've saturday atua this table for all this time and i was never given what i was promised. they left me, i left them. despite it all, trump p is still ahead in a state with a large latino vote. >> i am voting for donald trump because i believe the united states needs a ceo. > fox5 is in the districtict tonight where a communitya meeting is set for tomorrow towt talk about the location of a proposed homeless shelter in ward 5.ward earlier this month, d.c. mayor muriel bowser shared details about a plan to put homeless shelters throughout the city to replace d.c. general. in ward 5 a meeting has been b called by councilman ken onmack duffy after residents there started voicing concerns about the location.io baptist church along bladensburg road in northeast.heas > i want to switch gears now to the weather.eath head down to the weather centerr and check in with gwen. we had some rain today, but the question, may there be some

workweek? >> that's exactly how i'm going to start the workweek, clear skies and sunshine, picture perfect for everybody. we had the rain today. you're absolutely right.. let's take a look at the maps. we have the frontal system thatm moved it's' way to the south. a fair amount of heavy rainfally to the northwest just along the corridor near front royal and al little bit moving to theovin district as well heading off to the northeast. but we're going to eventually get rid of this in the overnight hours. things will improve, it will get dryer.yer. here's a look at your currentnt temperatures 47 at d.c., the same at annapolis, 48 at manassas and 53 at fredericksburg and 41 att frederick. the winds are pushing in from the north now. we had a nice suiterly flow, bu, now we're getting a northerly flow, very light in nature. you can see the difference on on the national map.th some ofe the cooler air will start to move its way down towards us as a ridge of high pressure starts to billionta dollar in. in the meantime overnight tonight we're

skies with some showers. temperatures into the upper 30ss and a few low 40s as well. your sunshine forecast tomorrow morning. it will be 50-degrees by the 7:00 hour and we are talking akg day that is going to be filled with sunshine. it has returned. we'll have the seven day forecast coming up in just a about it. > right now the island of fiji is clean up from a devastating cyclone. winds are clocked at more than 175 miles per hour. the cyclone is to blame for at least six deaths.x most of the island is still without electricity. authorities say the cyclone was the strongest storm ever recorded in the southern hemisphere. wholly -- some unbelievableelie video capturing a landslide thae happened in motion.n. nearly 14 tons of debris came crashing down the side of a mountain in idaho. the falling rocks shutdown a local highway and sent peopleple running for safety. authorities think it was heavy rains that c

side. you don't want to see that comem at you. not at all. still ahead at 10, we have a look at countries' books legends that often go overlooked. plus, does an aspirin a day really keep the doctor away. what you should know before starting up an aspirin regimen. .

as fox5 marks black historyisto month, we are taking time to honor the.he. gwen and i saturday down with the sometimes forgotten stars of the negro baseball. you founded the league back in 2003. what was the whole purpose? >> the whole purpose actually in 2000 i never even

negro league. that's interesting, being raisen in the nation's capital and we never talked about one of the greatest fans.eate i faux you're a pittsburgh fan. washington teams were great. and then the other piece was w that they were integrated, caucasians, cubans, hispanics, everybody played in the old america's game. even though we're celebrating black history, baseball is america's game. everybody has played, tall, t short, small. sm it doesn't matter what size. > am of these players, as a fan of the game, the stats and the history, these are players that would have absolutely dominatedt the major lesion had they been integrated. >> yes. > had they had a chance.nce. >> one of the interesting things, i met tommy latino sort owe. we het him down at congress when they honored his wife. tommy said i

against the negotiation oweiati league players, too. i was laughing because we don't get to hear those stories. so that's why i got involved, t, tell the story. >> we have some photographs up that you brought of some of the teams. >> this is at griffith stadium. >> this is where howard university sits now. smithsonian actually owned these photographs and i went to them with my curiosity and they ended up doing a deal. actually allowed me to publish a book. >> that's great.hat' > you know, this is such a rich history. but you also use it as a teaching tool. >> yes. i think what's important, when we talk about sports and i was w never really a sports fan at the beginning, but i learned the educational component is most of the negro leg players, they wene to school. they always talked about education. they always talked about family, and they also talk bad theiral commitment serving their country and those are the words we don't hear. we usually

the homeruns. but they talk about the relationship and also giving back in the community.nity you brought some items.me >> i brought you some goodies. this is living history on the table. >> yes, it is.. this monarch jersey is signed by some 40-some players. in 2003 i did an induction ceremony and i had the kids from the marlboro. i'm a 1968 sixth grade graduate. and i actually had the honor society in 2003 do my initial induction ceremony with over --- it was actually 50 playersrs there. actually most of them i never met. > what about this baseball bat it has amazing signatures on it. >> that -- hold it up. >> it has signatures of playersa that lived up to 102 years old. locally james till man actually played for the home stayed grays and guess who took is

mr. pittsburgh.mr. >> josh gibson. >> josh gibson.n. we don't hear no more aboutore james till man, but we latter about the great legacy of josh gibson. if you take a look at the other side, you can see not quite as a typical as what the players would have today. >> this is from the 1940s. >> right, this is what my godfather, frank evans. actually, he was the reason whys i did t this.s. i said this is incredible. i got the opportunity to go to birmingham, alabama.ma. we talked about will i mace. duane once again we really apprecia yte being here with us. still to come tonight the at 10t apple caring off with the fbi over access to the san bernadine owe's gunman's iphone. how customers are planning to show their support for the tech company. company.

> somebody just wrote to me onu facebook asking can we getst moe snow this week? >> no, no thank you. > they really want to have that? >> i guess so. > but not going to happen,n, right, because i saw those temperatures in your seven day forecast earlier and i didn't see anything blow freezing. >> check her out, she's really playing attention. > i love this warm. >> what about you, sports guy. > i'm fine with getting some warm weather at least for the t first part of the week. > you know what, i got a a weather buffet. my whole thing is a little bit of something for everybody,dy, right? let's sea what we've got going on.goin right now we have some lighte showers going on out there ande some clouds. we've had some rain throughoutrn today as a result of a frontal system and so, you know some of those are still lingering

we will see improvement with the wet weather as we move into the overnight hours.. it's going to gradually start to move out and taper off. o bright skies on monday and we're talking two storm systems we have to watch and cooler towards the end of the week. > we've got this rain that'sin really starting to move out and as i said once we get into the overnight hours we're going tong see a lot of improvement. heaviest now over the areas of the northwest, but you can seeee all the clouds that are associated with it, also. we have that frontal system that has dropped well to the south oh us and it was along this front t that some of the showers started to develop. but here is where the heaviest rain is right now. a little bit happening in the d.c. and a about it to the north and the northeast, but other than that we're actuallylly starting to do okay. we'll get this out of the way w tonight and then we'll have some dryer air moving in. in today was mild. so pretty comfortable evenrtab though we had the rain. we hit into the upper 50s and yesterday we were begin the low

60s and the upper 60s, but it bt still wasn't all bad. right now, comfortable outside. we've got 48 at d.c., 47 at baltimore. a little cooler at frederick at 39-degrees this hour.r. 4 # at hagerstown. winchester at 45.t 46 at dulles and 50-degrees at quantico. there's been a difference in our winds as well. we've had the southerly flowerly which really helped to warm us up. now we're dealing with a nice warm flow.low. in the overnight hours i can't rule out a little bit of batch i fog. our overnight lowe's 39 at d.c.d 36 at dulles, 33 at martinsburg and at hagerstown and 32 at frederick. so a little cooler more to the north.h. this rim of high pressure builds in for monday and this is going to also give us some dryer air. we're also going to see some cooler air.ol but we're keeping an eye on two systems and we're really watching that cold air because of these two systems. the first one here to the south is going to move

right now, it looks like areas to our far northwest could see at the beginning of this as it i starts to move through on tuesday a little bit of a wintry mix. i can't rule that out, especially in the hire elevations in our suburbs to the northwest. otherwise it looks like we're going to have enough warmer air that won't have to deal with tow much in terms of winter precipitation else r. but it looks like primarily it's going to be pretty much a rain event. we would see some gusty windsom with the next system and alsolso some rain showers that are goine to be pretty heavy in nature and that's this one here. h by the time this one gets up it looks like the cold air will be out of the way. when we get to the wednesday the period between the two systems i can't rule out a rumble of thunder or two. so just be prepared. tuesday, the heavy rainfalll continues to move its way allay the way through. we're not going to get much of f break by then.k by so keep the umbrella handy. here is a look at the

november. we do anticipate seeing the temperatures go up and back down again. by the time we get to the week we've got dryer conditions, but look at the temperatures we're going to be blow the seasonal average. so keep the umbrella handy onceo you get into tuesday anday a wednesday, but you what, enjoyoy your monday. > thank you, georgiaen with. developing tonight lawyers arehl expected to question the woman at the center of a now discredited rolling stonete article about and alleged ganga rain at the university of virginia. a federal judge ordered the woman who wase identified in te article under the sued anymore jackie to submit a deposition. it's part of a civil lawsuit that was filed against roling r stone and the article's author. the article said jackie was gang rained at a fraternity house. her claims were later found to be untrue. jackie's deposition is scheduled for april 5. protestors are preparing to t gather in cities across the country in support of apple in its dispute with the fbi.bi the borough obtained a court

easier to unlock an encryptedptd iphone used by a gunman in december deadly san bernadinenai owe shootings. apple' concern it would ruin security for everyone. protestors are scheduled tuesday outside apple stores across the country and outside the fbi headquarters in the district. > earlier tonight we checked ok the gop candidates out on the campaign trail, but for the democrats they're putting never behind them and moving ontoand south carolina. fox new senior correspondent,. >>reporter: bernie sanders come from way behind, here in southno carolina could be a different story for person if i sanderssad with just a week to go for the voting. hillary clinton leads sanders ba 24 points. much of that based on the strength of her support from african-american.rica in 2008 they made up 55 percent of the democratic electric andlt she holds

over sanders among that voting block. last night in her victory speech in nevada clinton continued her outreach to black voters. >> we see african-american families denied mortgages at at nearly three times the rate of white families. in south carolina i met kids trying to learn in crumbling classrooms and neglected communities. if we listen to the voices of flint and ferguson, don't they get time to face on the reality of systemic racism and that's a community that has been left ouo and left behind? sanders has been trying to make inroads among black voters numbering up a number of high endorsements to film maker spike lee. this morning sanders insisted his policies are a natural fit for black voters. when the african-american afr community understands my record on criminal justice, my record on economics and the a

we're bringing forth, raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour, we have more people in jail j shame fully on earth, that i am am against the death penalty, secretary clinton is not.. i think as people become familiar with my ideas we're going to do better and better.. the math would suggest that bernie sander has a big hill to climb in south carolina.olin hillary clinton is hoping that this will be her firewall, the first of big dominoes to drop that will lead her all the way e to the democratic nomination.at > still ahead at 10, an aspiria a day is it healthy. >> there are a lot of brands that doubt the daily aspirin. > chocolate lovers no need to feel guilty about your sweat tooth. the new health benefit researchers are linking to eating chocolate regularly. and you find out what happened at the youngest poll sitter at the dyt

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feeling than what i have right now. wish i would have, you know, crowded them off little bit more late, but those are split seconde situations. i came out on the right end of it today. > let's talk hoops right now. gary williams in the house with sixed ranked maryland hosting michigan. first half off the bench. terps building up about a 16-point lead. not bad at all. with six minutes left ting why, the lead down to two. maryland unable to control the rebound.boun alley rock man takes the advantage, michigan would take a 78-75 lead.-7 but then it was the terps turn to rally. robert carter with a nice high as maryland withins it 86 to 82. right now it is time for our top five plays of the week. w >> and they're brought to you by fox5. joining me please welcome lauren

demarco. she will chime in as necessary. >> yes. > here we go. number 5, cryal for the washington spirits scoring five goals as the us shut out purity like he 10-0. 1 >> that's amazing. tonight america shut out costa rica. that's a high soccer score. > number four, five foot five, cigar vin lead from riverside university. he drove into the land of the bie g trees and this guy who is five foot five dunks. he's only got two inches on me.m > could you do that? >> no. that's awesome. back to football or soccer, whatever you want to all contact it. check out thomas musclier of munich. he first chessed to himself and

then followed up with a ridiculous bicycle score. he scored twice. it's all about the bicycle kick. that's incredible there. we'll take the ice, the team in white shooting on an empty net. you're going to see a blare come across the screen. he makes a great safe, just how great. somehow knocks the puke out of air with a stick. >> it's like baseball. that was going to be a sure fire goal, but no, thank you. number one is his name was high san. he was born without tuberculosis. he reeva steenkamp also without anything on the en ad of his le. he won the alabama state championship in the 145 weight class. he plans to continue wrestling in college. so when somebody says you can't and you won't, you don't want to. think about this guy.

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day really helping it. while it seems to be an easy way to protect your health, dr.s say there are things you need to know before yo aspirin regimen. manny alverez has more. >> i do not recommend that my patients start a regimen on o their own, including aspirin. it sounds like an easy enough, an aspirin a day.. it's not as simple as it soundss all patients should have a conversation with their doctor t before starting a medication this they're going to take on a daily basis.. aspirin therapy is recommended r if you've had heart attack or a stroke or at a high risk forfor one. the blood thinning properties that make aspirin a good if it for people with these conditions could end up causing problems ii others. this isn't a person that is taking aspirin once because thee fell and got hurt. h when you're talking about a daily medication, it's important that it be a conversation with n your physician. the food and drug administration warnings daily aspirin users tot

limit their alcohol intakentak because of its blood thinning effects.cts. that's why seeing the doctor is essential as they your background and make sure the benefits out weigh the risks. if we're looking at risk of taking aspirin i'd like to know if they've had any bleeding in the past, specifically stomach bleeding which can increase a risk. doctor warren phillips is an aspirin therapy specialist. he says that daily aspirin canir cause bleeding problems in some and he makes sure patients knowt the danger signs. bleeding complications that t could be related to your aspirin include bleeding in your stool, so black, tarry appearance in your stool or any other abnormal bleeding for you. phillips says aspirin therapy may be a lifelong commitment, you you still need he to check with your doctor to see if any adjustments are needed. even non-prescriptionresc

medications if you're taking itg on a steady base i you should s have followup and you should reevaluate the need for in ting the medication, but reevaluate the risk versus the benefit of continuing the medication. phillip advises patients to tell t their doctor about every pill they take because whether it's an over-the-counter drug or an herbal supplement it can effect how other medications work. in new york, i'm dr. manny, fox news. > good advice. chocolate lovers, your sweat tooth may be improving yourng health. a new study finds that eating chocolate regularly is associated with better brain function. this is like the best news ever. researchers say participants inp the study still saw the benefits of chocolate regardless of their other diet choices. previous study suggested that chocolate is good for the heart and circulation. can even protect the skin against sun damage. > should it be dark chocolate.o >> don't know. we didn't specify here. > any chocolate..

>> white chocolate isn't chocolate, though. i'm just going to go with thishs and take it. i la n french fries not being that badt for you. >> i'm loving it. > medication by indulgence. being pregnant, seriously, i i have chocolate of single l day. even a little bit. i don't know what it is.s. i know it's healthy for me. m > your baby is going to have a sweat tooth. t > this week at the box office, dead pool dominated for a second week in a row. rainfall, kung fu panda and the race day buyed in sixth. beatles fans take a look at this one. this is four inches of hair from john lennon. and someone paid $35,000 for it at auction. 35 grand. it was safed from a trim the

beatles star got on a set of a movie of how i won the war which was release in 1967. also sold at the auction an unused ticket concert in the district.istr that went for $30,000.,000 it's a piece of history. you think about the meme morgan bar bill yeah. y when your mom started throwing those baseball cards away and a you said it could be worth something. > making commercial space flight a reality. we're taking a closer look at

when regular civilians like you and me could be headed to space and you who much it's going to

cost you to take a ride on a space ship. > am people dream about flyingd into space.re and that dream is one step yesterday vin edge georgia lactic revealed his space shipp 2. the company hopes one day they'll take tourists to space. company leaders say they've worked very hard to get this space ship off the ground. it depends how detailed you go,g but there's approximately 5,000 parts in the space ship. the majority of the parts we've actually built on site here at the space ship company. that space ship can fly more than 60 miles off the ground. that is technically consideredic to be the boundary of space. once it's operational it will be capable of carrying two pilots. hundreds of people have put down their deposits of $250,000 for a chance to fly into space. > i'll wait for southwest to t

have a flight up there. >> it scares me. i think it's fascinating, butbut i'm cool here on earth. > thank you so much for joining us ton done right. >> fox5 local news at 11 starts1 right now.. this is fox5 local news at 11. 1 snacks for staying with us tonight, i'men demarco and i'm jim lokay. we start tonight with video outside of an adams morgan bar. it's ranking up on social media. take a look. a post on the fox5 facebook showing officers getting physical to control a rowdy crowd. fox5's marina maracco is life with more on what exactly what happened. >>reporter: witnesses say this entire incident played out for ten minutes. ed industry ohio only shows five minutes so we don't know how this all started.