this is fox5 local news at 106789 right now at 10, local police departments are crackingr down on drunk drivers this st. patrick's day.pa we hit the road to see how officers are keeping you safe. and a scandal at the first f daughter's high school.er's of tonight what we've learnede'e about allegations of sex abuse at situated well friends. fr plus, metro is back up and a running after its historic system-wide shutdown.-w did the transit agency fix allia of the hazards on the rail line this is fox5 local news at 0. 0. >> it is good to have you with i us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. it is st. patrick's day and local police departments aren't taking any chances out on the roads. in montgomery county police are checking down all over the region. > marina maracco dragged alongd with one officer on dutyuty tonight. she joins us life in bethesda. tell us about it. >>reporter: we

with montgomery county dui king. he's known forgetting out and looking for those drunk drivers and tonight is a big night for o them, not only for the bars, but for the local police department and you know they had a personal tragedy hit close to home back o in december. i want to show you this line. it is long. there are a number of cruisers. this just started, they're stopping every single car asking the driver if that driver has dr do a field sobriety test or let them keep driving. there is a long line out here on wisconsin avenue driving through this check point weather. che you'll remember back in december, 24 year old montgomery county police officer noaa lee a was working a check point po similar to this one when he was shot and killed by a suspected drunk driver.drun his parents

advocates of noaa's law which is headed to state senate. this bill would require convicted drunk drivers to have an ignition interlock placed on their vehicle and tonight dui king in montgomery county, officer john row mack had a fewe choice words for those people who are picking and making the choice to drink and drive. i always called saint patty's night amateur night. everybody is irish. everybody is wearing green. gre i get it. it. everybody is a professional a drinker. that's the motto. mo and they all drink their green e beers and stuff like that. you know what, they could have v great time if they pre-planned.- if they just made the right choices. the problem is so am people go out and they probably say in s their brain i'm going to have two. but the problem is they end up d having four, five, three shots and then their car is in the the parking garage. they have to get home to

germantown, what are they going to do? they're going to drive. the problem is when they drive i they're going to make a bad decision. i think with noaa's law coming out, the lee oat a family what they've done to push forward for the drunk driving laws to make them tougher, i think we're we' going to make a change. back out here life this check ce point on wisconsin avenue just across the street from nih in bethesda this check point will remain at very spot until one this morning. remember, if you're going to goi have other plans other than th getting behind that wheel. life tonight in montgomery in county, marina maracco, fox5 local news. new tonight at 10, d.c. police say they are saying a case of alleged sex abuse at sid well si friends school in northwest d.c. the case involves two teenagers a male and a female and the abuse happened yesterday.

some of the most elite figures including president obama's daughters, sasha and mely a. a. metro is back up and running ru tonight after an unprecedented 29-shown. they revealed 26 badly frayed electrical connections. the good news is they've all all since been replaced. today metro's new general manager set down with sarah simmons. >>reporter: you got to hand ito to the metro general manager, paul wheat feld he made a decision that he knew would up end the lives of pretty much mu everyone in the d.c. metro area an was not afraid to do it. he is trying to instill a a culture of safety at the transit agency. he says that needs to be be priority one. as you imagine, he heard from ar lot of passengers over the past 24 hours. despite the inconvenience he says most of the people were greatful because it was in the n same of safety. sa the work is far from o

though. he is working on a plan to to replace all 600 cables in the future that they had to inspect. he says the safety inspections will be more rigorous and more frequent moving forward. and that was the recommendatione from federal officials after that january 2015 smoke incident at l'enfant plaza, but for somer reason it was not happening. the general manager talked aboub what led up to his decision to shutdown the entire system sy yesterday and how you'll see these quick decisions in the future as well.

we're going to do it based on on the safety of the customers and the employees. > and white feld says that's how he operates quickly and decisively. he understands that passengers, even employees don't feel don confident about the safety of of metro and getting onto the train and he says that's really whatly is focus is going to be in be trying to get this agency to a place where passengers don't p think twice about stepping on a metro train.metr that's the latest in northwest, sarah simmons, fox5 local news. > we now know the identity of f man found shot to death in in northeast last night. he is darnell richardson ofof cheverly, maryland. please were called to benning road shortly before 9:00 p.m. they found richardson slumped over the steering wheel of his car. someone shot him.e police are looking for his his killer. they are looking for a $25,000 reward for information thator i leads to an arrest in this

in prince william county a worker has died at a construction site in gainesville, virginia. sky fox flu over the scene around 8:30.:30. the man fell several stories ano landed on a concrete floor. he was pronounced dead on thehe scene. a woodbridge mother is under arrest tonight accused of neglecting her own child. paul pet weston is being held be without bond. she was chaining her disabled 17 year old son to his bed at night. someone tipped off child protect service tuesday. she is facing charges including child abduction. the child was not physically hurt. he is now in the custody of other family members. mem there is no word what caused this fire. the fire broke out yesterday on st. barnabas road.arna the flames were so intense the roof collapsed.d. fortunately no one was hurt, 11 1 # apartments were damaged. the red cross is now hoping the approximately 3 dozen peoplezen displaced because of the fire find a new plac

turning to the weather. it was another beautiful day, temperatures in the 60s around 0 the region. re now we're expecting the thermometer to drop tomorrow dr night and there is he's a chance of snow on the even. yes, that's right.hat' sue is here with the forecast. >> spring ironry.ing it will be the first day of spring and we have the possibility of seeing some snowo around here. temperatures will be reallyl be important to see if we get any accumulation out of it. it definitely is going to be dropping. hardly to believe it was 60 today and 74 yesterday. snow does happen in march. as a matter of fact on this date two years ago we had 7.2 inches that rap wrapped up on saint pat tries day. day two days before it had been be 70 degrees. here's the set up. it is going to move saturday mo afternoon to bring in cold air. we may actually see this storm o bringing in a rain/snow mix as early as saturday afternoon. af it dozen look like things arere speeding up a little bit.ng u what 'l

sunday afternoon for a period of more moderate snow that might th have the potential to accumulatc mainly on grass, tremendous. tre i sort of see this in my head of what we had a couple of weeks ago on thursday into a friday. r it was pretty much on the trees and didn't stick to the roads. we'll we have to watch it. i you'll have to much what it if you have travel plans taking you to new england. right now we're going to paint the areas that you see there ine the blue for the possibility ofo maybe one to two inches or so. but we'll continue to much what it. it will be very much temperature dependent and kind of glad it's' a warmer weekend. i also have warmer news on the e forecast. we're going to snow to 70s in an few days. i'll have details on that a little bit later.ttle > thank you, sue.ç one zc community leader is tiree of the violence in his neighborhood. tonight we went door to door do th

commissioner as he shared his message with his neighbors. we're going to tell you what we encountered coming up next. today michigan's govern and thed head of the epa were grilled gr over the flint water crisis. we'll tell you what happened ata the hearing.th and as we head to break tonight, it is st. patrick's day. here's a life look at china towi right now where some people arel out celebrating saint patty's day. it looks like we have a lot of folks walking around

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> fox5 is in the district wher one neighborhood leader has hada enough with the violence in his community. nc commissioner commissionerer arrives after crimes. he says the violence must stop. he is reaching out to pastors to find solu

the story. >>reporter: give me two solutions. on any given week night paul tram son can be found pounding the pavement searching for for solutions for the overwhelming e violence playing the neighborhood. thursday was one of those nights. i would like to know what it iss that we can do better to help this community. com we joined transom in ward 8 when is an amc commissioner. he has been on the job 15 months and he expense most weeknights e doing what he's doing here. this conversations with ed. you said jobs. job when he is not out in the th neighborhood he's working the phone. i called at least 10 of my constituents a day just to say a hello, how are you doing. is there anything you need doneo or can can i help you with. transom among am are fed up with the rising crime among the district.ct it

or what adults, the police department, local leaders do, crime is constant, murder iss constant. as a matter of fact every day, if not every day every week. transom represents about 2,000 o people here in ward 8. he situates they tell him the hi three issues are poverty, lackac of jobs. it will take the entire en community's help to fix the th problems. including the church. transom is partnering and pleading with pastors and neighborhoods to take their neighborhoods back. the pastors have an obligation to go outside of their churches and reach people where they're at to bring them where we're at. transom says that's a start. and that was fox5's teisha lewis reporting. the water

michigan came to cap l toll hill today. house members grilled michigan's governor and also the head of the environmental protection pr today. nick schneider knew about thehe dangerous drinking water but wa nailed to do anything. gina mccarthy bears the burden u and should resign. 100,000 people are still without clean drinking water. flint is not the only city dealing with the water crisis. students in newark, new jersey are now exposed to lead. they started testing water after elevated water levels in more i than two dozen schools. as many as 17,000 kids will be checked for lead poisoning. poi parents say more should have sho been done to protect their children. >> everything should have beeni test ted. the kids should have been tested. the water should have been started. bottled water should have been a brought in the

knew anything about this lead th situation. they are urging calm. cal they say they don't compare to o the levels in michigan, but still they are concerned. co a utah woman is suing a retired federal judge. claims that richard roberts assaulted her decades ago when c she was a witness in a murder a trial against a joseph franklins he wasep accused of killing twoi african-american men. men roberts was a federal prosecutoa at the f time. he denyies mitchell else's clai that she was raped saying the sex was consentual.l he was coursed the woman to hava sex with him before, after and during the trial. he tells her you can't tellan't anybody because if you do thereh will be a miss trial and josepho paul franklin will walk free. she knows he'll kill again. ag it's shock. s it's clearly not the manny know. and everything that's in this lawsuit, all the allegations arr just, for

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d.c. mayor muriel bowser made a rare appearance at a d.c.at a council meeting to support a plan that has many at odds. at issue new proposed homeless o shelters in the city. connections to owners of the proposed sites are getting the attention of council members. fox5's matt ackland has more. >>reporter: it's not often that you zoo he a mayor at the the council hearing, but maintaining support is important for a a shelter program that is generating many questions and concerns.

the post failed to cover the th whole story. just last night the washington post reported on the high cost of the program. p at least $4,500 an average per month. pretty expensive am d.c. d.c apartments. the proposed sites are owned or partially controlled by major donors to the mayor. the post did some research and said some of these awards were.r it's obvious and transparent we have put out all the informatiol about thel transactions and we welcome any questions about it.t this couple lives just 50 feett away from the ward one proposed site. they welcome the new homeless shelter but are concerned aboutc being left out of the decision making process april the cost to taxpayers. i'm just more concerned about co how much money we are spending on this. we could have done a better job. eventually we could have helped more homeless people if

did due diligence financially. samantha spait lived in the homeless shelter last month. there are still hundreds of family that have yet to go to through the process that i've gone to. the time to act is now, but financing of these projects needs to be reviewed. re as i have dug deep into the financial aspects of the proposed leases and development from the mayor i have a lot of o questions and some majorajor concerns. matt ackland, fox5 local news. > the search is on tonight forr two men who broke into a charter school in southeast and stole at least 0 elementment try school ipads. take a look, surveillance cameras caught the men on tape. police are hoping you recognizec them, recognize something they're wearing. the burglary happened back onack february 8 at the eagle academya charter school.te some of ther stolen ipads endeda up on the black market.

investigators know this becauseb the ipads contain a security program that makes the device dv useless once it's activated. by the way, if you recognize rec these gentlemen, know anythingne about this incident, call ca police. > more than 0 years after she vanished while vacationing in aruba a possible break-in the nationally hail way case. the alleged murder's confession from behind bars. sunday's accidental the death of a prince george's county geo detective was all too familiar to ones of officer who shot and killed his partner in the late '80 itself. he's opening up about the most recent tragedy.

this is fox5 local news at 10. back now with a look at tonight's top stories.tori fox5 spent the night riding along with montgomery countyth police officer m cracking down n drunk drivers. st. patrick day is known for an increase

they are investigating a case of alleged sex abuse. the case involves two team agers a male and a female at sid welll friends school. the abuse happened yesterday.yet a man who was found shot toto death in northeast d.c. last night has been identified. darnell richardson from cheverly, maryland was shot andn found dead in his car.car. the investigation shutdown 295 at benning road, police are nowa looking for the killer. > members of prince george's county police department areolic devastated over the friendly fire death of officer jacai colson. a tragic mistake was made durin a chaotic shootout. unfortunately it is not the first time t the department has lost one of its own.wn. paul wagner has the story of how one officer accidentally killed his friend. >>reporter: that's gary runninn together. in this photo

another successful raid. the pictures hanging in gary somers office where he can see his buddy every day. we did everything together. we did everything. we went through a lot of doors together. on the fateful day in august of 1988, the door they were trying to go through suddenly swung open. and now we had a suspect there, very similar to the other night. it's a quick, make a decision. my decision was to fire.e. mark could see more of the suspect than i could and made the determination to stand up. and he came in between my fire when i fired on the suspect. and i actually shot and killed my best friend. at that moment gary summer saysm he felt like he was on an elan and knowing what was coming asked himself if he reallyre wanted to go through it. i had to really think out there. i had a wife and three kids that depended on me.ed o that really

mind. but, you know, honest to god i didn't want to go through it. sowms was 35 years old at the y time and seriously thought of ending his life.ife. all i could remember at that moment, the day or so after wasf i want to talk to somebody whooe has been in my shoes, who hasas actually experienced what i experienced.d. gary somers says he talked with the capital police officer whoho accidentally shot his sergeant during a training exercise andse with the help of a psychologist, his family than a the police department he survived.surv eventually i came to the conclusion that accidents happen and you can be the best at something and still with the right set of circumstances an accident happens. so last monday night gary somers did for the officer who shot jacai colson what another officer did for him 27 yearsrs ago. i was there mainly to let him know one that he's not the only

to. so he didn't feel like i did when it happened. and two i wanted to t tell himot my story so that he knew that he could trust me.e. the police chief revealed thisev week the officer who opened fire ons of oner colson viewed him as a threat and shot him intentionally during a chaotic begun battle l outside the district 3 station. take your time. today gary somers works as a firearm's instructor for ther montgomery county police.ou and marknt murphy is never farev from his mind. i wish that we could be sitting on the front porch talking about p all of the fun razor and thend fun times that he would had together. absolutely. he was an awesome police officer. like i said, he was one of my heros. > paul wagner, fox5 local newss > gary somers says the officer he met with monies strong willei and appeared to be okay.kay.

thats of oner needs to be reassured that what happened was an accident. he should honor jacai colon and then take care of himself and heal and somers says he'll behel there if help is needed. funeral arrangements have been made for detective jacai colson. a viewing will be next thursday followed by a memorial service in upper marlboro. a funeral will be held in thehed home state -- in his home state of pennsylvania on monday, march 8. the family says all of the services will be private.riva > tonight, what appears to t be a stunning confession from the man suspected of killing ankill american teenager in aruba more than a decade ago. nationally hail way was on a a graduation trip when she disappeared. your ran vanned defer salutean apparentlyne admits to killing

holloway. he also says he he's guilt.uilt he's currently in prison in pory for killing another woman.woma now to the troubled middle east, a edge ma or declaration from secretary of state john kerryrry about isis. he says the terror group is committing general side in iraq and so iry a. congress and human rights groupu have long sought this declaration from kerry. there is no question in my mindy that if succeed in establishing it's so-called chalfont it would seek to destroy what remains of religious, mosaic once driving in the region.regi >> this designation is significant. it reflects the gravity t of thf situation there. > the question now is what's next. the state department hopes the declaration will galvanize the international community to doo more to defeat isis.çisis still ahead at 0 it is almost time, one of the eaglets at

us national arboretum is about to hatch. we don'ttc know exactly when, bt we've got the latest on thethe progress as it tries to break to out of its shell. also would you indulge in a cold refreshing beer if you knew it was made from recycled bath water? >> no. we're going to tell you about the brewery that is taking goinn green to the next level. we'll be right back. st. patrick's day green for stocks. the do you surgeoning 155 points on thursday and surgeoning backg to positive territory for the te year. meantime it's getting moree expensive to borrow money for the american dream. the 30-year fixed rate mortgage rising for the third straight week.ek. we're now just about 3.7 percent. that's still at historically lot levels. hitting the books while you're on the job. according to a new survey around half of companies can arear sending workers back to schoolso for extra job training. get this, p am of the companies

and see world is saying see you to sha mu. the theme park will stop wi breeding its killer whales. k in san diego, orlando and san antonio. that's business. i'm davidest ez.

welcome back. here's a life look from chinatown in northwest d.c. d plenty of people are out tonight and of course they are celebrating st. patrick's day. lovely. very cool.l. we are not wearing green w tonight. we're not and ai apologize. a i forg

i just didn't want to wear greee tonight. > we're going to move onto more serious news now right there. it's still unclear what caused a chlorine explosion at the national zoo today. no pets and no animals were hurt. this happened on the american trail. sorry. it happened on the americanrica trail. a zoo wocer was working in a mechanical -- you got to stop. he was working on an exhibit an when he slled thee s chloramphenicol lien. he left the area. then he heard the explosion. a zoo spokes woman says chlorine is kept in the area to help hel purify the water. no one was hurt.urt no animals were hurt. the fire department responded tr the zoo, sent in a hazardous materials team as a precaution. > sometimes these things happen. all right. as you guys know, we are on forf examplelet watch tonight.elet can you believe that. look at that beautiful bird. this afternoon both eagles were

they were looking around, moving around. we do know that this eaglet is expected to hatch any time now.t > this is at the national ash barrette up. these are. ar just a short time ago i wasas looking when we were at the onge chore desk and i was looking at one of the cameras and whoever that is, mr. president or the first lady got up and roled the eggs around and they zoomed in but still no activity. this is a photo of the two eggs. cracks visible in one of them. actually there's more crack. one laid was laid on february 10, the other on valentine's day. generally it takes about five weeks to hatch. they have turned into a great teaching moment for schools. sc they have been checking on the eaglets process and fascinated with the nesting momma lady affectionately called the first lady. > with did you

>> let me see you become that egg again. very quiet.quie they're going to start breaking. see if you can start breaking through that hard shell. then he's going to get throughet the membrane and then start st breathing the air. come on out, baby ewing lets.ew > students drew pictures of the bald eagles, the nest and the eggs. they're also learning about pipping. i can't wait until the egg -- finally we see some breakthrouge there. i'm kind of glued to this.his. she came to work today and spent 30 minutes up here watching them. i was talking to allison seymour, too. major changes are now coming to see world after years of criticism from animal rights actaviss. it will no longer breed killer k whales. it will be ending they at

california shows featuring theis shows. its 29 killer wales will remaina in captivity, but in new natural encounters. they'll still be there. you'll learn about the plight of the killer whales in the wild aw opposed toç a they at californa show. the move comes in the wake of mounting criticism from regulators and lawmakers who say the cap advice am and is humaneu they range from one to 5 # years old that means some of them th could remain on display for decades, but again not doing shows. >> i've seen several see worlds shows with the big or contact. coming up tonight at 11. more from general manager of metro one day after the agency was shut done for an emergencyy inspection.tion what he did that no one has beea able to do that easterned him a whole lot ofim cash. cas > we'll tell you what he can did coming up at # 1.

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favorite stories yours a well deserved surprise today for somm hard working students. george washington p university made the college dreams of 10 high scullers come true byrue handing out fuel ride scholarships. we caught up with two of the stunned recipients.ecip i worked so hard and to know that your are hard work paid off is a blessing.les i'm really relieved that i cancn go to school now and not have to worry about how to pay for itit and i can put all my thoughtsh and all my efforts into my studies. this is life changing.hang it's life changing.. gw chose students who arere academic standouts.tand the scholarships mean 2000 fourn years of tuition, room, board and fees and they do this every year.ye it's fantastic. it's awesome. > my knees sarah won one of these awards several years agoal and she's enjoyed it every since. a huge surprise.urpr a wonderful opportunity.ppor and so many kids ha

loans. this is just a tremendous gift. we're even more aware of it when you see how long it takes to pay off.of gw is not cheap. it could happen to you. work very hard. we're almost to the weekend sue palka. tell us we've got good weatherwt in the forecast. we've got good weather in the forecast. the weekend, not so p much. > all right.ht of course it depends on your take.ta we did a little facebook talkalk about tonight about snow andnd there are people who are excite ed who we're going to have a little l blast of snow. > who are those five people.. >> i've given them your number. you'll be hearing from them. the fountain in haven't from ofh the white house has been died green to give everyone the luck of the irish. i half to love you. i wonder if this is because the obamas spent a lot of time

chicago and we love it when then turn the white house pink in honor of breast cancer month in may. it really looks great with all the flowers coming out.ow i hope you had a chance to enjoy this day. not a bad friday. we will be sunny, but a little bit breezy. the weekend is going to beo getting colder and we do have some rain and snow to start ourr spring which is officially onon sunday, but warmer temperatures are also going to return.etur i've got 70s on the seven day forecast forecast as well. one thing you want to be ready for tomorrow is the breeze iss going to be picking up and thete kohl'ser air is going to be roling into town. the gusts may approach 25 to5 35 miles an hour and that willtw be the beginning of the kohl'ser air rolling back into town.own we're again thinking about rain and snow to start our spring ani there could can be wet accumulation on grass. hopefully roads are going to be okay. we think in these blue areas and especially west of towno temperature dependent maybe that's where we could get an cou in o

stay tuned to make sure nothing changes with that forecast. it's a healthy little systemyst we're watching and it seems toms be speeding up its timing and may be in here as early asa saturday afternoon with a combination rain and snow. dulles 67, bwi67 #* 68.# we had a up can of random showers around, not everybody saw them. your best chance of seeing thatt was north of interstate 70. indeed they did show up. still hanging onto 59-degrees which is above average. our average high for this timeie of year is 57. we beat that a little bit today. as you can see with ourwith temperature trend we're going to be maxing out about 64 tomorrow. a big dip to 68. and then 49 on monday. so a little bit of a cold snap and we just love the irony of the first day of spring comingpn in a little bit of snow muchch that's the way we do it in d.c. here's the front that ill with be the game changer.hang that comes through in thethe afternoon. the breeze picks up. the cooler air is in town forow

pressure continues t to funnel o in the cold air on saturday which is a good set up for our o area of low pressure that ishat going to be getting closer to ut and then running up on up thehe coast. i wanted to mention that it's real important that you keep an eye on new england. we think they'll get more snowsw out of the deal.eal. one of our models, the pham, th model at 6:00 it has rain inas here with a little bit of mixf off to our west. by the time we get into sundayua morning this is where we probably pick up somesome accumulation with a mix over d.c. and by 10,ç 11:00 on sundy night it is wrapping you you. but we could get a small accumulation in that timeframe and again, the travel troublerav possible for new england. wrapping up with your seven day forecast forecast after we gete through the fun on sunday, keep an eye on the roads, hopefully temperatures at 41 will see things melting on. but how about the end of this seven day period we're starting

68-degrees. thursday, right before thehe easter weekend, 74-degrees, the cherry blossoms are going tooing love it.it > very nice. >> somebody asked me about the cherry blossom, too, on facebook and this snow won't hurt them. et cetera ' not a lot of wind, either. > one california brewery, you mentioned this earlier is making the best of the drought that's playing the west coast.coas half moon bay brewing companybrw has been making small mavericksr of the tunnel vision ipa. the twist is that the beer is made from recycled wastewaterase that comes from sinks, showers, diswashers and washing machines. the water doesn't come from toilets, though. tho however in a blind taste testtat people couldn't tell the difference between half moon bays and regular beer made from recycled water. i'm not sure if that means this beer is really good. it probably means you can cut down your advil you take because it's

wastewater. > that is gross. tha >> it is gross. > the redskins continue the push of resigning their ownwn players. the burgandy and gold do not and want to see the status quo on the field. coming up next.

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erently. only flonase is approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase. 6>1 changes everything. welcome back, the re skins continue a caution approach to free agents in the off season. today the skins signed linebacker terrence gardener to

a one-year deal.one- for the redskins it's beent's important to keep the nucleus o last year's team going that'stht why they signed the running bacn chris morris. it's a good move for the skinshs who used thompson as the thirdhe down back last season.seas we'll see how he fits into the team's plans. they are trying to rewrite the nfl rule book.nf they allowing personal foulerso penalties to be reviewed and changing number of roster cuts they have to make in training camp. there are three other rules worth mentioning, these are proposals. they want to eliminate that coaches may win three challenges before getting a third. coach gruden is three.thre they are from 45 to 59 but onlyt on game days that fall on thursdays, saturdays or abroad.. tony, if i recall correctall establishing the redskins have e game in london.don. >> yes, they do.

> and a rule that makes a gooda amount of sense here, teams will be given the ability to replace players dealing with concussiono with a practice squad player on a weekly basis.basi these are commonsense agreements. we'll see if owners agree with those and a few others coming in a few weeks. these players, they don't getet the rest they need. when you have a sunday game and a thursday game, so why not. > that's good stuff. >> i think every workplace should implement such a thing. a couple extras just in case.as. >> yes. by the way, i like your green. > thank you, shawn.shaw >> you will not get pinched tonight. > he still could.coul fox5 news at 11 starts right now.no this is fox5 local news at 11. right now at 11, it's st. patrick's day and plenty of people are out celebrating. fox5 is riding along with the montgomery county police as they try to keep drunk drivers offff the road. after an

metro was back open for business. we'll hear from the transit agency's general manager on thee shutdown and what's next. then we're on for examplelet watch at the national usherette objection to the form and we'll a watch on the latest bald eagle. > fox5 local news starts right now. we thank you for joining usoini tonight at 11.1. i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. police in montgomery county maryland arent out in force fore hoping to keep the drunk drivers off the road. the marina maracco has more tonighti from bethesda where more than several checkpoints have beens a set up. >>reporter: a busy night forfor the bars but also for local police departments. tonight we road along with the dui king, he's a police officer that is known for detecting d signs of drunk driving,ç but for pulling over and locking upup repeat