in hanover county virginia of self-inflicted gunshot wounds. police believe that he came here to this apartment last night, and killed these two women. here's the tragic part of this story. according to a spokesperson, for the state's attorney's office, kevin reynolds was arrested for assaulting tariq a jones back in early february. he was arrested and he stayed locked up for several weeks until a bomb hearing last week. at that bond hearing, according to the spokesman, tariq a jones went to the bond hearing, contested with the police said actually happened during that assault, and then she actually posted his bond. and then when within a week back here and according to police he shoots her dead. >> tariq a jones and jailisa walls hear wrist half sisters visiting with each other in jones' apartment, when a gunman took their lives. according to the neighbors who were home at the time, one of jones' children, a five year old, witnessed the murders and new the gunman by name. william mcnealy who didn't want

heard the gunshots. >> bamm, bamm, bamm. and i woke up, i said oh, somebody must be locked out, because it sounded hard. and by the time i got up, got my pants on, got my cigarette, see what's going on, heard it again, bamm, bamm, bamm. >> mcnealy said one of the shots went through the floor and into the apartment below. no one was harmed there. other neighbors told him they saw the gunman run down the stairs and out the front door. >> i don't know what was going through his head, but i pray, i feel sorry for the kids. i really do. >> gloria chapman lives in the complex says her nephew would play with jones' little girls. >> they are some loving kids. i'm so sorry that they had to see their mother go this way. >> late this afternoon jones' mother came back to the apartment, but declined to comment on camera. she says her daughter was working as a dental assistant and was studying to be a dental hygienist. family members say jalisa harris who worked at wild

wings was aspiring r&b singer. little bit more about what we've been able to learn here in the last hour or so, kevin reynolds was the father of one of tareqa jones children, back in early february during drop off here at the apartment that the two had got into a fight. she fled the area. he fled the area. then little while later he comes back with a gun. and at that point she calls police, and he is arrested. what we understand about what happened at this bond hearing, according to the spokesman for the state's attorney's office, is that she, tareqa jones that is did not contest, i should say, contested what happened during that assault, and the judge agreed give her reynolds, kevin reynolds, a $20,000 bonds. according to the spokesman, she then posted the 10% that far $20,000, which was $2,000, and then he was released. and again, according to police, and everything we've been able to learn now, rev inch -- kevin reynolds came

released and murdered her along with her half sister. that's what we've learned out here in prince george's county today. >> paul wagner, thank you. fox5 local news in the district tonight where bakery owner is frustrated with police after he says robbers struck his shop twice and police investigation was very slow. >> fox5 tisha lewis live in northwest with more on that story. hey, tisha? >> hey, jim, you know what? we spoke with owner mike, and he said he finally met with police on monday, that is two weeks after the most recent robbery, and two months after the first one. now, he suspects he concludes that there was a slow investigation by police and police in no

with no explanation as to why, said in both instances the crook came in, through the back door, went to the office, and demanded money from the state. he also says it was likely an inside job, because until now, customers were likely unaware this area existed since two robberies, the bakery immediately enhanced surveillance system, made several additional security updates, even so, have moved slow in this case, and have lacked any sense of urge is he. >> it was an aggravated assault inek the first cares, and concluded significant money lost in the second. that's not nearly as important, was simply to the police a robbery, in a rich area of the

almost unheard of, and it wasn't worth serious investigation. >> so, here's the deal, we interviewed him about 4:00. he feels little differently now after having pet with police. we interviewed him at 4:00. i emailed police few minute later to get the response to all of this. they said they needed little more time before they could give a response. so we'll wait hopefully hear back from district police by 6:00. if not, for tonight at 10:00 or 11:00 tisha lewis, fox5 local news. >> prince george's county father of three convicted monday of killing a kidney transplant recipient during a home invasion robbery, 15 months ago, faces life in prison, for a crime that shocked the region. as fox5's bob barnard tells us, dion had tried to convince the jury that it was the victim's dead exgirlfriends who did it. >> this was the scene of the crime. a house on eagle rock place,

basement apartment, at his mother's home, 26 year old aspiring musician, jonathan harris, was strangled, and beaten, in a bloody attack in early december 2014. the prime suspect was convicted of first degree murder monday, after jurors saw this video of dion using the victim's credit cards, with -- within hours of the killing. police later finding these bloody shoes, and the victim's play station, in the suspect's home in temple hills. >> he was my soul. he was my heart. >> lloyd harris had a special bond with his younger brother, when jonathan was 12, and in kidney failure, lloyd gave him one of his own. >> he took the person that i loved the most in this entire world, the person that inspires me to live every day like it is my last, because it is how he lived his live. >> prosecutors say jonathan harris was murdered as pay-back from a jilted girlfriends. >> and under the guides e

going over to the apartment to pick up her effect, she went over there with some other individuals, and during the course of retrieving her own property, the victim in this case was beaten to death by dion, he was strangled, he was suffocated, and in addition to taking her stuff, they took a number of items that belonged to mr. harris. >> harris' girlfriends, samantha parker, was also charged with first degree murder, but she developed brain cancer, and died in jail before she could be put on trial. a third suspect, latoya morgan, pled guilty to driving the get-away car. this case made headlines last year, when a judge allowed suspect to post bond while awaiting trial. harris' mother patricia is a retired montgomery county school teacher. >> this has been a very hard, long journey. but thanks to yesterday's

now to find a new normal. >> dion faces the possibility of life in prison when he is sentenced in may. bob barnard, fox5 local news. accomplished latoya morgan faces to up five years in prison when she is sentenced on fridays. new tonight, maryland court has ruled one of the officers charged in the death of freddie gray can now be ordered to testify against his own colleagues. officer william porter was the first to go to trial over gray's death, trial ended in a hung jury but a judge ruled he could testify against his colleagues, while he waited for a retrial. the trial's of five other office verse been in limbo while appeals court decided whether the ruling would stand. the appeals court's decision means the cases will be sent back to lower court, and those trial can move forward, all six officers face various charges in gray's death when he suffered fatal spinal injury inside baltimore police van last april. >> law makers in maryland are hearing testimony on new law to support children who are victims of child

the bill would extend the statute of limitations, allowing victims to take civil action against their abusers. now, the limit right now is seven years, but under the new law, victims would have up to 20 years to take civil action. advocates argue many victims don't realize the long-term damage of their abuse until they're much older, and with the laws it is now, by that time it, can be too late to sue their abuser. it is a role reversal for prince george's county state attorney's attorney angela alsobrooks. she testified today in support of senate bill 960 during a hearing before the senate judicial proceedings in a committee in annapolis. if it is passed, that bill would add harrassment, animalicious destruction of property to the definition of abuse in connection with domestic violence incidents. >> i show up and bus your windows out in attempt to threaten you, make you feel unsafe in your home. that will should and crime. if you go outside and you're right if you tear your own computer up in the

that's one thing, but what we're trying to correct is a situation where i show up and i break the windows out of the house, or i do something else to destroy property in order to make you feel unsafe. >> the bill would also increase the number of reasons for granting protective orders. we have some much-needed good news out of prince william county to share with you tonight. one of the officers injured in the shoot that killed officer ashley again den and wounded another is back home with his family tonight. the department shared this photo of officer leaving the hospital, now continuing his recovery at home. the department says he's in good spirits and thankful for all of the continued support. that support is not just coming from here, but all over the country it, really is. >> it is, it is indeed, and it is great to see that wonderful news, and let's pray for the other officers. >> officer, absolutely. >> same, good news, headed home with his family soon. >> all right, coming up: fight is in full swing over what to name a virginia middle school. >> the parent of young cancer patient have come up with a name they say would be inspiring to students,

tribute to those lost. >> yikes! so scary. quick inches ticket, tv reporter jumping into action, as a car comes crashing toward him. live on air. we're going to show what happened. >> and this photo after boy praying over a homeless man is making the rounds now, the story behind the picture. hey, sue, what a day? >> jim, we have really hit the lottery when it comes to weather world, right? 79 degrees, today, a very, very warm day, the tree pollen is flying, as well. we'll have an account on that. and we're going to let you know how long this will be hanging around. don't go anywhere. fox5 local news at 5:00 will be right back on a beautiful day. >> ♪ walking on sunday shine ♪

>> a dangerously close call for a reporter and a photographer in california. the camera was rolling when alex savage had to jump out of the way of that white car. thankfully, both men are okay. savage credits his photographer, who yelled. warning him to get out of the way. police believe the driver of the car may have hit the gas, instead of the brakes, causing the car to veer off on to the sidewalk.

last moment. a lot of people out there, out and about reporting, why are you standing so close to the road. that will guy was in a parking lot. so that guy jumped the curb. >> the curb and then the median between the curb and where he was standing. >> right. that's why it is important you have a photographer very vigilant, we all work together with each other, we all have each other's back. >> very luck. >> i indeed. all right, let's talk about what a gorgeous day it was today. my goodness, live look at the white house for you, where i'm sure they were enjoying the weather up there, as well today. everybody was. >> absolutely beautiful. and, you know, i hate to say it i've been in the basement all day long, caitlin. >> awe. >> oh, it is sue, i thought it was caitlin. >> caitlin's here, too, and we have a surprise from caitlin coming up in just a moment that we are real excited to share with you. but you know what, if you were like laura, and got stuck inside all day today, don't worry, we're doing this again tomorrow. i hope you get a chance to at least spend some time outside or get your lunch outside. because high temperatures today well above average.

wow very unusual for early march. dullos, 78 degrees, bwi, 77 degrees. and i got a head line this, because while we are expect to go have another real warm day tomorrow, we may break tomorrow's record, and that record is 80 degrees set in 1964. so we may tie it or break it, which means, we're looking at 08 degrees day tomorrow. unbelievable. it is so mild out there. just delightful. i have to say that i had the heat still running in my house, and i had to remind myself that needs to come off. and these windows need to open up. but when you do open those windows, keep in mind the tree political send really running high. i'll have that count coming up a little later, but definitely seeing a lot of trees out there, starting to pollinate, cedar, juniper, elm and maple, according to sue. so it is 73 in d.c. it is 78 in quantico right now. we widen the picture out, plenty more heat on the map. seventy in pittsburgh, i know they just are thrilled about that, even bingham tomorrow, 64. still little chilly for boston

richmond is 77 degrees. so, definitely a wonderful spring preview, courtesy of high pressure off the east coast. sort of a bermuda high for this time of year off in a position we see it in in the summer and that pumps in the south and southwest winds, and bottom line, it is 15 to 30 degrees above normal. even tonight we're going to be above normal at 53 for the low, that's what our average high for the day should be, so clearly, we are in bonus territory, and you know, these types of warm days have a big effect on our flowering trees, as well. and a little while ago we heard some big news from the tidal basin, huge tourist attractions i'll let caitlin roth tell you the big news down at the tidal basin. so glad you got to go outside today too, caitlin. >> high there, see sue, it is beautiful out. before i get to the breaking news, which i know you can get one thing, it is gorgeous, so many people are taking -- taking advantage on this n

werth, on the drive down here i don't think i've seen so many runners, bikers in early march. so it is fabulous weather, just before we got down here we did get winds of big news concerning the cherry blossoms, for that i'm going to bring in the officials. we have spokesperson from the national park service, mike with me here. mike, thanks for joining us. all right, it was expected that the peak cherry blossom date this year would be from march 31 to april 3rd. but that has since changed watch can you tell us? >> that has changed dramatically, glorious weather we're experiencing this week. but the high temperatures, the potential record setting temperatures later this week, have actually forced us to revise the projected peak bloom date. now looking at them being out on march 18th, just ten days from now. >> ten days, march 18th. so we're going to be down here in ten days which is hard to believe when you don't see much blooming. i mean, we have some leaves out there. but i know it does happen very quickly, and we are expecting that to be from the 18th to i believe the 23rd, correct? >> yes, 18th, 23rd, is what we're now

the projected peak bloom period. that's when 70% of the osino trees, the most common variety down here, 7% of the trees are expected to be in bloom. >> you always thought this would be a year where the blooms would occur earlier than normal. what's the average time of the year you see the cherry blossoms bloom. >> average date for peak bloom april 4th each year. last couple years april 10th, year before that april 9th. but for the seven years before that all before april 4th. so we've been sort of seeing historically the date move, creep up little earlier and earlier. we projected this year's peak bloom date, based on 5 degrees warmer than average april, but so far through march we are 9 degrees warmer than usual. and that's what's so dramatically sped up the blooming process. >> thank you, all about the weather, it's been warm winter at times, and of course it has been so unseasonably warm, nearly 08 degrees today. and coming in the next couple of days, thank you so much. and laura, jim, i think you'll be seeing me out here in

ten days from now, unexpectedly early, the date for the cherry blossoms peak moved up significantly march 18th to march 23rd now. >> you better pitch a tent, sister. >> you have company joining you. >> i might just have to stay here. >> by the droves. >> just campout. >> no doubt about that, cat lynn, thank you very much. >> have you enjoyed the cherry blossoms? >> no, this will be my first one, first one, yes. i have friends who got engaged at the cherry blossoms festival t has special meaning for lots. >> coming up craft mag -- macaroni and cheese, and it is proud nobody noticed. >> how the company tricked millions of consumers into taste testing, and updated version of its classic product. >> and migraine can strike without any warning. but there is a new app, app for everything, that can help migraine sufferers to predict when one is about to happen. >> could the beatles be back for your heart? how negative -- don't telephone that i, how negative songs about age cause health

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migraine patterns, you record each migraine that you have, through the app, and then answer questions about the pain when it started, and it asks you to guess what triggered the migraine. eventually after collecting all of that data the app can then tell users when they might expect their next migraine. >> ♪ >> how about little beatles for you tonight, class wick i'm 64. if you can believe this, new research from britain chose the song, maybe doing more harm than good for the elderly. researchers found songs like that one in many other negative lyrics about growing old can affect the physical well-being of seniors, the study says songs that portray the problems of aging make seniors feel in some cases un lovable. >> awe. more up lifting.

in in that beatles catalogue you will find present. >> i controversy in lowden county. tom fitzgerald has that story, hey, fits? >> good evening, you know, the school board here set to name a brand new middle school. but the parent of childhood cancer patients say they've come up with a better name, and they're hoping the board changes course. jim? >> and, a boy stops and prays over homeless man, and it is captured on camera, we'll tell how is behind this viral photo ahead. >> and, one fan could not control his emotions, as the redskins said good-bye to his favorite player. hear from the fan who posted his reaction, on social media. >> and, fearless squirrels and drive-thru strip clubs, weirdest things they've discovered while visiting america. we're back after this. >> ♪

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>> parens in loud earn county, debate on what to name the county's newest middle school. naming committee came up with some. >> now the parent every childhood cancer patient came up with a name they say would be inspiring to student and also serve as tribute to those lost. the only problem is they're running out of time. fox5 tomorrow fitzgerald in least berg with those details, hey, fits? >> good evening, jim. you know, here is the deal. lowden county has adopted new middle school in the pipeline. it will need a new name. now, in any committee that the school board here put together suggested rumbleton as their number one choice, and a vote scheduled for tonight. however one of the school board members got together with the patients and parent ev

in this community, and came up with what they feel is a much better name. that name, hope middle school. that vote is tonight. while board member said she is concerned it might be too late, she is hoping to win over hearts in mind tonight. >> push back i'm get something on process. but then i also have had school members come to me and tell me that they're really excited that the community actually where the middle school is going is very excited, that they've brought it to the community. >> so, here is the situation. right now, that school is only known as ms9. see from this video, the construction on this is only just getting started. it could be more than a year before this school is ready to open. the question is why the rush? it changed out, right now, pleading with loud end county school board to consider hope middle school as the name, and it actually has

significance in that area. there is the mount hope church nearby, and mount hope road. more importantly, though, they say it could compliment community effort to honor childhood cancer patients, and lowden county student like this died back in 2014 as well as other, like decklynn, and agree ella, and mom says too many parents kept telling her that this name, hope middle school, makes perfect sense. >> the feedback that i have gotten personally has been amazing. because people are hoping to see this happen, because it is going to be, like i said, is going to be an inspiring name, and it is going to mean something to not just the cancer community, but all of the families, and their children. >> of course the problem with all of this is time. it is running out. this school board is september to start voting on these names in just about an hour. now, board member maloney said if she can't stall the vote tonight, s

she can appeal to the other board members, since putting a name on the school that has deeper meaning to this community, of course again, there is no rush, the grounds was only just recently broken on this building which will not be open for nearly a year. in lowden county tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. >> he is a republican leader, in a very blue state. yet, maryland governor larry hogan remains hugely popular according to recent polls. >> governor currently battling the democratically controlled general assembly over issues like taxes, and education, earlier today, governor hogan held news conference in annapolis, and outlined some of the progress administration has made. but he says, much more needs to be done to keep the state on a sound financial footing, he's proposing legislation that would rain in mandatory spending. >> eighty-three sent out of every dollar is mandated. and can't be touched. our administration introduced the bill to reduce mandated spending

proposal will ensure that future budgets continue to prioritize, keep expenditures like education and healthcare, but it also makes sure that leaders will have the flexibility to trim excessive cost increases in tough times. >> governor hogan's also weighing in on the presidential race, saying he's discussed with both parties, and right now, he sayings, he does not know whom he will support for president, maryland holds its presidential primary next month. >> muriel bowser at howard university for the ground breaking of district's first inclusive innovation incubator. new hub in the wonder plaza retail center on georgia avenue will give users access to technology and entrepreneur ship training and support businesses cents, who provide products and services to underserved communities. it is scheduled to open in september. it will be run by luma lab, technical education organization owned by the software firm, clearly innovati

expression, the picture tells a thousand words. and this picture snapped in baltimore last week has stirred up a lot of buzz, and emotion on line. an university of maryland police officer posted this photo on facebook, and it shows a young teen, as you can see, praying over a homeless man. while on patrol, the officer saw people passing that homeless man, and pat him down, well, he thought this teen would do the same thing, but he didn't. instead he saw the teen bend down, and pray, over this man, as he slept. the photo was post add week ago, and it has now been shared 30,000 times. >> this redskins fan, really struggling to come to terms, rj3 is done, in d.c. >> frustration and just plane old sorrow. i just feel so sorry for this

guy. fox5's brody logan is here, you can see, how sad this guy is? >> story behind this broken hearted video that has just gone viral. i don't even know what to do. >> it is heart breaking to watch. now, it is a little bit of crocodile tears. you know, everyone knows the sports term fan is short for fanatic. and that definitely describes. he said he had redskins fans first, but also rgiii fan. when he posted this video, it was done a little bit in jest. but he did say he legitimately got emotional when he knew the team would move on from rgiii. he posted this on his page book page, twitter, instagram, gotten thousands every views including now he has a very famous follower. >> i looked, he liked it, then i looked, he started following me. my god, he's following me, like i put a post on instagram, pretty immediately, took snapshot of it, and i was

was the caption. i say 70% good, which is not too bad, i guess, and 30% bad. you know, there has been a lot of haters. >> here is part of the 07%. he has one tweet here, i think i can speak for many fans, this is how we felt after the news, sad face, we knew it was coming, but harder than imagined. i think that's about how everyone felt. the next fan, yes, what a loser. this is part of the 30%. wow, what a loser. and then, ben says, give this guy an oscar. and i have to say, he's quite the performer. he actually since. he showed me a few of his videos. and he, you know, has some acting shot. he definitely was able to produce some tears for that video. but it is indicative of how fans feel. huge fans of rgiii, but also the redskins, so to see him leave specially after 2012, what he did for this team, jim, it is a bit heart breaking.

jen you inch, when you have been a redskins fan for as long assessment you learn thousand cry? >> you learn how to fake cry, you don't really cry, that's true. >> thank you, brody. >> also this week's homecoming for jim, the miami coach, who is in town for the acc basketball tournament. gained national attention ten years ago when he led george mason to an epic run if the final four. yesterday, his hurricanes practiced at mason, re kindling fond memories, and the message he used back then is the same one he preaches today. >> really, not about winning, it is about enjoying playing, because if you enjoy playing, you have fun playing, you play really hard, you play really well. the score takes care of itself. >> coach told his team to enjoy practice in the post-season and a listen, one of the team managers had a chance to end the practice if he made the stands from the stands, and he did. the team chases him down. they celebrate like they pulled off a bze

victory, but said they just got off the court little sooner than expected. so there you have it. that is sort of going on right down at the verizon center. check out little bit tomorrow. >> awesome. >> coming up: do you ink? this is a good idea? enterprizing mom is now selling tatoo sleeves for babies. we'll show you. >> and tourists revealing the weirdest thing they discovered while visiting america. five things about our country and culture they say shock them the most. >> kraft said they made big change to their mac and cheese, no one even noticed. what's different about their famous box recipe still ahead. knew. >> i wonder if tourist woulds think this is one of the shocking things about dc today, getting up to 79 degrees, 77 at bwi, and 78 at dullos. this is more typical of the type of temperature we should see around memorial day. and we may be breaking a record tomorrow. more on that, and how long this lasts, with your seven day forecast, it is just ahead as we look live at the tidal basin. it won't be long now.

sun goes down at 6:08 by the way. see you in a minute. minute.

>> one day i will have the confidence of the beyonce. one day ill own my own storefront bakery. >> one day ill wow the worlds. >> oh, i love those. you may have noticed the hashtag one day ill on social media today. in honor of international women's day, google created? video, asking girls to complete that sentence. you'll also notice, new google doo doodle on the search engine home page, that direct you to the video. international women's day was created in 1977, it aims to advance women's rights around the world, as well

celebrate women, and their accomplishments. we've invited jim to the set today to help celebrate international women's day. >> czar is off today. so everybody knows. >> she is offset brail g international women's day, right. >> oh, i love it. >> exactly. >> great day to celebrate too. >> my goodness, gorgeous out there. >> to think that tuesday night, last week, so one week ago from now, i was worried about the snow that was coming thursday night into friday. >> that's right. >> wow. >> what a difference. >> winter weather advisory, and winter storm warnings thursday night going into friday morning. now, it is heat off, open the windows, enjoy this spring preview. really almost late may preview. >> yes. >> if not early june by the time we get in tomorrow. of course you heard our big news, see these pictures here down live at the tidal basin as the sun goes down now, in just little while, golden sunset. looking closely at those trees, that have buds on them, tree political send hi, but the breaking news today is the national park service had

move up the time of the peak bloom for cherry blossoms to 18th to the 23rd of march. it was previously thought to be march 31st to the third, of course that's a lot earlier than it was last year. and the reason is the record heat that we're seeing as well as this very mild winter. yes, we had our snow, but remember how warm it was in november, and december, some cherry trees already bloomed then. we'll keep warm stuff going. it is not going to take long for them to come out. the earliest the cherry blossoms have ever come out march 15th, in 1990. we will be about three days off that, so keep an eye on it, and if you have people coming in to town to celebrate the blossoms, let them know, that it will be a little bit early. we've got record high temperatures potentially tomorrow. we also have a back door cold front that will come to friday morning, so it is possible, that friday morning, you'll see few showers around, and right now the weekends looks a little bit unsettled. but still warm. i know a loft are you working this week, you don't want to hear that the weather pattern will change a little bit for the

but right now we think it lab little bit. certainly not cold but not quite as glorious as the next two days will be. sixty-four on saturday. with couple of showers. maybe a rumble every thunder on sunday, with a temperature of 70. but in the short-term, things are looking great. so if you can squeeze out some outside time or even just open those windows, you are not going to be sorry you did. seventy-three reese right now in d.c. seventy-eight for quantico. seventy-five in fredericks berg. i want you to see this, annapolis, 53 degrees. little bit every winds offer the water, keeping them cooler. keeping stevens ville warmer or colder and keeping baltimore on the warm side, at 75 degrees. so, we talked about the possibility of breaking some records tomorrow. these are the old records. eighty at reagan, old one from 1964, dullos, 79, and bwi, 79 degrees, set in 1964. here's what we are forecasting, 81 for reagan, dullos, 80, and bwi79. so we will either tie or break some of these records. now, with this heat allergy sufferers, we are starting to pick up on

counts, early for this time of year. wanted you to know tree political send height rye now, nothing showing up for weeds or grasses cents but mold on the low side, trees will get you going. that will only continue sometime a little rainstorm will get rid of it, no rain in the forecast for us. look how clear it is over the mid-atlantic. high pressure is blocking all of this rain, and it is going to stay out here through the south-central states for the next several days. so it is a quiet weather pattern with the high pressure in control. and even tonight, not that cold. it will drop to the 40's, 50's, 53 is our average high for the day. that's our low tonight. so we in fine shape with a cool night and another gorgeous day on tap for tomorrow. let me show you the forecast for your wednesday, 81 degrees, we believe that will tie or break records, lots of sunshine, and very warm indeed. and your fox5 accuweather seven day forecast, two days at or above 80. friday introducing some morning showers, with temperature of 70. here's where the showers will come from. we have back door cold front that will slip on through,

the low 60s, in our northern and western suburbs, and as that keeps on moving, few showers saturday with a temperature of 64. hey, daylight saving time sunday. that will means we are springing forward, set your clocks ahead one hour, but enjoy extra hour of daylight with temperature of 70. monday, few showers, 68 degrees, and same deal for tuesday, at 67. all of these days are above normal. but the next two days are spectacular. so i hope you get a chance to enjoy it, i know you were inside most of the day, laura. we need to change that up. >> tomorrow definitely, got to get out. >> i like the optimism, enjoying extra hour every daylight as opposed to most people i know look at it as i'm losing an extra hour of sleep. >> what we do in this town. >> positive. >> exactly. hey, let's check in with tony, fox5 local news at 6:00. hello. >> high guys. you guys probably know. >> this had he help make nicky minaj, kim kardashian and j-lo famous. we are of course talking about women with ample back sides. why the size

good news, for your health. >> then if you're thinking about getting married soon, we have a great story for you at 6:00. how you can save thousands of dollars on the engagement ring of your dreams. >> and it was, well, probably little more than the pricy engagement ring that sent this groom running. find out why he was trying to get away from police, in a car that still had that just got married sign on the back. join us for those stories and more, coming up tonight at 6:00.

>> craft switched up its recipe, no one even realize the. the company removed artificial preservatives and flavors and dyes from its mac and cheese last year to keep the same

spices like paprica and tomb rick, just now revealing the change through this new ad. although they did say, they did warn they were going to be doing it, just didn't give us the time,ment company calling the switch the world's largest blind taste test. >> by the way if anybody is downstairs, i have several packets in my desk. >> oh, do you? >> it is guilty pleasure. >> really? >> it is. >> all right. >> yes, there is a culture shock that comes with visiting another country. for non-americans, most of the things that shock them about these here united states have to do with how we eat, like eat cheese and macaroni or macaroni and cheese. non-americans shared the top things they found weird about the us. first up, the large portion sizes of our food. another user said: everything just tastes sweeter here. people were also surprised by the amount of drive-thru's we have. specifically point out to their surprise to find drive-thru churches, even strip clubs. >> and

not at churches. >> and as for the noon-food, american squirrels are bold, and don't seem to be phased by getting juan few feet after human. and non-americans think we're overly friendly, and they can come off as fake. >> although there are drive-thru marriage -- >> i've seen those, drive-thru flu shot clinics, yes. >> that's very interesting. we have an answer to a question that you have probably never even asked before. what would a babe nay biker gang look like? never asked? well, here is your answer you never asked. check it out. little guy with full sleeve tattoos on his arms. actually, kind of cute. but don't worry, did not go under the needle. this is from one mom's fashion label. it is called tottude children's wear. the line features tops with heart designs, flames, skulls, barb wire and tribal tatoos, the mother who create philadelphia said she

something fun and unique to wear, the shirts sell for 26 bucks. my kids love tattoos. they would love these shirts. if they could. >> the fake stuff. >> up ahead when grumpy baby hears jackson 5abc, his mood changes, and, ya, you'll meet him right after the break here. >> abc ♪

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>> i love that. >> thanks for joining us tonight here at fox at 5:00. >> if that song -- >> when you're 64? >> fox 5 local news at 6:00 starts right now. right now at 6:00, a double murder investigation and the only eyewitness may be a child. what led to the death of two women inside a prince george's county apartment. then, this isn't the bay r. way to start a marriage. police busted the groom following a 20-mile car chase in a car. and spring in fast forward. the temperatures climb into the 70s today and we might make it to 80 before the week ends. so is winter finally over? the news starts right now. i hope so. all right. it is good to have you with us tonight everyone at

i'm shawn yancy. >> and i'm tony perkins. two women are dead tonight following another case of domestic violence in prince george's county. >> that's right. police say kevin reynolds killed a young mother of three and her sister before turning the gun on himself. the women were gunned down last night and neighbor say the 5-year-old daughter witnessed the entire thing. >> reporter: this is such a tragic story with a lot of moving parts. what we know is that back in early february kevin reynolds was accused of assaulting tarika jones here at this apartment complex. he was locked up and stayed locked up for several weeks until just last week when there was a bond review. and according to a spokesperson for the state's attorney office, tarika jones went to that bond hearing and when the bond was reduced to that $20,000, she paid it. last night around 10:30