to paul in just a second. first let's check in marina march ac owe. hey, marina. >> hey there, czar a and i want to show you the scene, north side on the senate side, virtually, a straight shot to the visitors center. you will see that there is quite a presence hereby us capitol police. for the most part, things have gotten back to order here at the us capitol. we're actually just a block a which from the supreme court there is lockdown, in essence, for an entire hour from about 2:40 to 3:40. you guys all recapped how this all unfolded, we are hearing that that suspect known to us capitol police was actually walking in at about 2:39 this afternoon, was going through the security when he allegedly drew his weapon, that's when at least it appears through sources 2us capitol police officers fired at that man, sources say, that man is in his 50's, was shot in the leg now learned by us capitol

surgery, condition at this hour, we don't know, but we do know that us capitol police did have this man on their radar, as far as who he is, they'll not publicly identify him just yet. but inside the capitol complex, inside the visitors center, there were hundreds of people to go, movies going on in the theatres inside the visitor complex, and some people reporting they heard the gunshot. and we heard from witness that is there were reportedly just two shots, and that's why there would be conflict willing reports, because depending where you're standing in that visitors complex, fairly large, you may have heard them or not. but what they did hear was shear panic from those around them, at that point, it seems like by all accounts, us capitol police ability dollars extremely quickly, gathered everyone they corks managed to put everyone inside the theater rooms, and it was there where they sheltered in

place for about 20 minutes, until they know that the threat at that point was neutralized and it seems at this point it was just an isolated event, a single gunman, now in custody, like you heard was transported to an area hospital, we're still learning more, the good news in all of this, there were conflicting report, initially, no officers injured, a woman said to be somewhere between 35 to 40 years old, seems to have suffered minor injuries, although we don't know at this point if she, too, was shot. so a lot of information coming down. the us capitol police chief saying that they've located the suspect vehicle on capitol complex. they're now waiting for a search warrant. but we know that those warrant can be put into effect, relatively quickly, so we're waiting for that search warrant to come wn and learn more about who this man was, and what his purpose was, this afternoon here at the us capitol. live tonight, from northeast, marina morocco, fox5 local news. we're standing by

other side of the capitol, east side, paul you have spoke win several witnesses, one of them actually in the lobby where it all seems to have begin down, paul? >> i'm on the east side of the capitol, east capitol street on the other side of the barricade, security barricades, still up here on east capitol street. and right behind me, is the actual entrance to the visitors center, would you actually walk along that plaza, and then walk down inside or basically walk down a ramp to get into the visitors center. we've spoken with three witnesses, from california, who were there today, who were putting their items on to the x-ray belts, and were wrapped, about to go through the magnetometers, when suddenly they describe a chaos, that officers came out from every which way, some with long guns, some with handguns, yelling at people, to get out of the visitors center. we were told by these witnesses that it was a very, very frightening few minutes they

as they took off running they were then told to hide behind a wall at one point, and then other officers came down that ramp toward the visitor center yelling that there is an active shooter, and they needed to get out of the area. at that point, they all got up, got their things, and ran up the ramp and basically ran up into this area, right behind me know came up here, we record l number of their visitors, we had them on live earlier today. i can clear up now, some of the confusion, that we had earlier, initially, i was told by two law enforcement sources that this was a police-involved shooting and that the shooter was shot by the police by the capitol police, i put that on twitter, and then, we started seeing report coming from the associated press, that it was the opposite. and associated press, they give out information to all of the news media. and so, that's where the confusion, i believe, came from. and that

government officials telling the opposite that it was a police officer who was shot. we know that one person, this person, that was known to the capitol police, was then taken by ambulance over to the washington hospital center, and that person is unknown, in an unknown condition at this point. but, basically, what we're being told is that what happened here, and the security check point that is set up at the visitors center, worked as it is designed to work. and that people that want to get into the us capitol have to come through that check point, and as this person who is known to the capitol police approached, that check point, according to the police, he drew a weapon, police officers then drew their weapons, and fired on this man, and he was shot and wounded. the woman that we understand was harmed, was not shot. that, according to a capitol police press conference, just a few minutes ago, but it is unclear exactly what condition that person is. we told -- we were told that was a wo

years old. so, very, very frightening scene up here at the visitors center this afternoon, at this point, there is still some security in place, these barricades, security barricades are still up here on east capitol street. we believe now i think we've been told that those barricades have now been let down on independence avenue and constitution avenue. so that's the latest from up here on capitol hill. back to you guys. >> all right, paul wagner, thanks very much. >> we are continuing our live team coverage now of this breaking news tonight alexandra also live outside the complex, spoke to a man and his son who were split up from the rest of their family while shelter in place today. can you imagine how scar that i must have been? for so many people who were in the capitol visitors center, visiting today, because of spring break, there have been so many people inside, very scary experience for this family, let's check in with alex. what happened with them? >> yes, some very scary moments for many visitors, you can imagine, just how crowded the us capitol is on days

today, it is spring break, we just passed easter, it is cherry blossom season. so very crowded day. i spoke to one family from maryland, here with their 11 year old son, and two other teenage kids, as well as family who was visiting from indianna, they were already on a tour of the capitol when they say someone came into the room that they were in, and told them to get down, because shots had been fired, here's what he had to say. >> just fin earned with lurch, getting ready to leave, and we started hearing people say everybody down, everybody start to get out. and unfortunately our family ended upgoing into two different directions, and so, half of us ended up in a stairwell, sheltering in place, the others eventually moved to the long worth building. >> at that point did you know there had been a shooting or shot fired? did you know what was going snob. >> what we heard was somebody had a gun, and that we didn't know anything for quite a while. we eventually did hear from somebody who had

person with the gun, and had heard the shots, and that's with a we heard inside. >> what did they say happened? >> reporter: what we heard, all third hands, somebody came into the billing, a gun, shot was fired, than somebody may be injured but they thought that they would be okay. >> reporter: that family also tells me they were shelter in place for about 30 to 45 minutes, you heard him say he had been separate from the part every his family, so it wasn't until after that, they were able to get in touch with them. and of course, everybody in their family was okay. but once you come out, on to the grounds around the capitol, there are lot of police. us capitol police, secret service, police walking around with long guns, so when you come out even still pretty concerning scene at that point, very tight security, a lot of the streets in the area were also shutdown, at this point, though, the lock-down order has been lifted, and you can see, traffic again starting to flow in these areas. but i imagine inth

on the major streets, it is likely still back up and causing some problems. guys? >> thank you very much. i know, meanwhile, we also have our own jim, here, continuing our team coverage tonight. >> he joins us now in studio with video shot inside it visitor center during all of this chaos. we saw some of this earlier. unbelievable. >> you can imagine school groups, other people going in, a lot had their cell phones at the ready, we found one, making its rounds. this is from young man named sammy sanchez, visiting from southern california. once you see the video you will get a sense whatever was going on inside that zoo. i want to show that to you right now if we can. there it is, you get a sense of the chaos inside, i heard a little audio early on, really nothing, nothing decipherable, what you are hearing is a loft panic inside, chaos, people wondering what was going on, you don't hear any gunshot, don't hear any sounds, just the aftermath, and one of the reason we probably haven't been seeing m

while going through secure till, do you have make sure your phones are going through the magnetometers, so this young man happened to have his phone at the ready at the right place at the right time to gave you a sense whatever they were up against. this is another reason why, when they built the capitol visitor center (it is almost a city block away from the capitol it s you want to keep threats like this what we saw today away from the capitol itself. that's one of the reasons the visitor center was in place, so far away. again, as you take a look at the video seeing a lot of this on line, getting a sense whatever people saw, as they documented this i'm sure, laura, czar, a we'll see throughout the day, as people share their own memories, own recommendations as to what happened over on capitol hill today. >> and you know, just coming in through ap, us capitol police say preliminary information indicates the shooting was a criminal act. >> okay. there tough. >> information continuing to come through. >> and those videos of course helping tell the story exactly what was going on inside the visitor complex. jim, thank you. >> meanwhile, a fin

county police officer. detectives, jack a colson, laid to rest today in home state of pennsylvania. thousands gathered in upper marlboro friday to pay their respect toss officer colson at his funeral, kim by friendly fire earlier this month, during a shooting outside police headquarters. officers colson would have turned 29 years old, the week he was killed. >> private ambulances are now rolling through the district, dc fire and ems started using a contractor to help transport patients this morning. the private ambulance service will only take patient with injuries or illnesses that are not life threatening. dc fire and ems will still arrive on scene to all calls to evaluate patients, they'll determine what care they need, and how they will be transported. all right, let's take a break from this very hectic day of news to take in a beautiful serene look outside. just a gorgeous day out there,

and sue palka, i got to imagine, you know, like we were saying, a lot of people out just enjoying this wonderful wetter. >> crazy windy, but gorgeous. >> the winds has been highly annoying. >> i'll take it, though, it is still beautiful out positive at this. >> you're absolutely right, it is not wet. >> did get the rainout of there. >> little bit of early morning rain for the eager -- easter regular roll, cleared out very dramatically. suddenly this afternoon winds shifted out of the west, we got effect called down sloping, super warms us up. got close to 70 greeks still 66 right now, winds advisory is going to stay in effect until midnight. because we've had a loft places today have gusts over 50 miles an hour. so the winds advisory, mainly for dc on north, that's where the strongest winds have been today. and as these gusts get little bit better, as we get closer to sunset, still strong enough that you will pop 35 miles an hour or more, sun goes down 7:28. still seeing some pretty impressive wind gusts, hagerstown, 45,

40, dullos at 40, august gust that 38 in d.c. i have answer seen couple of spots specially out toward west virginia that actually had gusts closer to 58 miles per hour. so, gusts will be around. i won't let you see this for too long. but check out our camera, just hop up and down there with the temperature now, at 63 degrees, here in the district, sustained winds out of the northwest, at 26. so we have been real close to 70. and leonard town, still there, dullos down to 61, cumberland, 54, and you know what? these winds are going to bring in colder air for tonight. so, don't be surprised tomorrow morning to find kind of chill in the air, as our tight pressure gradient will release a little bit. still on the breezy side, this evening and tomorrow. area of low pressure moves away. high pressure builds in, and bottom line, kind of chilly tomorrow morning. here is a look at where temperatures may be overnight, 42 to perhaps as cold as 39 degrees. so, heads up for a chillier start tomorrow morning. but less windy day. we will talk about what you can expect for the rest of this l

winds-wise kind of going out like a lion at the moment. sarah, laura, much more with your seven day, coming you go up a little bit later. >> thanks, sue. coming up: an important health alert ahead. >> trader joe's recalling two popular dessert items. the big allergy concern they've issued tonight. and a spicy lawsuit. someone is suing old spice deodorant after he says it gave him painful burns. what the company behind the brands is saying about the heated claim. actor robert deniro removing controversial film about vaccines. and autism. from the line up of his upcoming try beck a film festival after tremendous backlash on social media. we'll be right back. >> ♪

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>> trades err joes recalled a couple of their candy products, possible unlisted ingredient. the company said trader joe's chocolate orange sticks and trade i joe's chocolate raspberry sticks macon tape milk, which is not listed in the ingredient list. people who have an allergy or strong sensitivity to milk should avoid those treats. trader joe's says two reactions have been reported, anyone who purchased these products can return for full refunds. >> class action lawsuit accusing the deodorant olds spice of leaving men with severe skin

those reactions include reactions and chemical burns, the suit is seeking more than $5 million in damages, here's pictures on your screen, of the person that is accusing them of this. multiple people. posted photos to social media claiming their skin conditions were caused by old spice. procter & gamble the makers of old spice said, quote, we go to great lent to ensure our products are safe to use, and tens of millions of menus this product with confidence, and without incident every year. small number of men may experience irritation due to alcohol since tiff at this. it is a common ingredient across virtually all deodorant products, foremen who have experience add reaction to a deodorant, on anti-perspirant, may be a better option because they have different formulation. >> there is a whistle blower from the cdc who will come out and say that the cdc had committed fraud on the mmr study, and this they new vaccines were actually causing

autism. my oldest son ian was walking and running after the vaccine, he was no longer able to do that. >> that is trailer in controversial documentary called vac. they film prom i cents to expose alleged connection between certain childhood vaccines and increase in autism. >> it was said to be shown at the try beck a film festival but polled by festival founder robert deniro who by the way has a son with autism. deniro released this statement, he said, my intent in screening this film was to provide an opportunity for conversation around issue that's deeply personal to me and my family but after reviewing it over the past few days with the try beck a festival team and others from the scientific community, we do not believe it contributes to or furthers the discussion, i had hoped for. directed by discredited doctor andrew wakefield, 1998 study lick li

later debunk, wakefield was barred from practicing medicine in 2010, many believe his theory is still holds merit. wakefield and producer del big tree released this statement in response to being polled from the film festival. they say we have just witnessed yet another example of the power of corporate interest sensoring free speech art and truth, try beck a's action will not, to the truth behind the film. we are grateful to the many thousands of people who have already mobilized including doctor, scientist, educators and the awe tis i can community. >> protesters calling deniro's move censorship have, created petition to get the film back on the film festival line up. petition now has more than 20,000 signatures. >> april by the way is autism awareness month. and fox5 cares is partnering with autism speaks to highlight the organization's work her

>> shaker stories with families in our area living with autism including a member of the fox5 family. >> we think about children who have autism, who rock, who do things with their fingers. didn't have any of those symptoms. so when someone mentioned it, like no way. there is no way my child has autism. >> shawn yancy will spieth us next, personal look at the family journey. >> meanwhile, new reports that just have been confirmed, that capitol shooter has been confirmed as being a man named larry russell dawson of and tee okay tennessee. more information on the shooter, on the other side of the break. we'll be right back.

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non-profit organizations in our area, all this week, we are partnering with autism speak. >> and our goal is to raise awareness about autism in our community, to highlight the joyce, and the challenges, facing families who are living with autism. and we're starting with a member of our own family. shawn yancy here with a preview of her story that you will see tonight on fox5 news at 10:00. i'm really looking forward. >> hey, guys, it was a very emotional journey, as you mentioned earlier, lawyer, a april is autism awareness month. and i was actually thrilled when fox5dc cares decided to partner with autism speaks. my family has been living with autism now for 16 years. my son, tyson, on the spectrum, and tonight on fox5 news at 10:00 i'll share some of our journey and a special and personal story. here is a preview. >> i remember tyson putting puzzles together when he was a little thing and looking back now you say he wasls

are these indicators? >> i do know i hear from other parent every children who have asperger's syndrome, that they're so fast with puzzles. he loved leggos when he was little. and he even until he got older, most kids use direction to figure them out. >> they would be the super complicated went woe have them finished in a few hours. where it might take someone else a couple of days. >> wow. >> kinds of the first time speaking public bridge it. but it was real important for us to help and get the word out. by the way tyson's story just the first of many, many stories, we will be sharing this week. we talked to some incredible local families, as part of our coverage of autism speaks to fox5. we just want everybody to know that our goal here isn't just to raise awareness, but we also want to raise money, so our hope is that you will

autism speak as you watch our stories. the organization does a wonderful job with research, giving grants to local organizations, that work with the autism community, and of course, they help families living with autism if you would like to donate go to our website foxdc.com on the home page, finds a special link. also tech the word autism to the number 25383 to make a 10-dollar donation. and we certainly encourage you to do. that will because every single little bit helps. >> so neat you're sharing your story, story to tell, that join, and a lot of people don't, you know, will be able to relate to that. and maybe haven't been so vocal about it. so, it is nice that you're coming out and sharing. >> more people that don't understand, don't understand the spectrum, what that means. >> absolutely. >> different for everybody. i had to talk make sure he was okay with it, and he said yes it, will help someone or help people under

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>> so you're probably familiar with lenny of catchy slogans companies use to brands their products, nike's just do it, apple, think different, mcdonald's is i'm loving it. with each you immediately think of the brands associated with the slogan. >> now we've seen donald trump bringing his experience to the business world by rounding his campaign with four words that we've all heard dozens of times. make america great again. fox5's political reporter ronica leary is here with a look at the branding behind donald trump campaign for president ' long with contenders for the 2016 race. he's really been very brilliant about how eggs' gone about this. >> it is unbelievable. it is something that has actually crossed my mind quite a bit watching this campaign, and recent

new york times brought it back into the spotlight. okay, so in this interview with the new york times, donald trump was asked if he might sum up his foreign policy as america first. now, donald trump responded by saying he likes the expression, and he is in fact america first. so, would he start using the slogan on the campaign trail? certainly possible. but even without this slogan, he's already brands dollars his campaign and his competitors, pretty effectively. >> this really incredible. >> you've seen the hat. it is red and embroidered with the words make america great again. and that's just the beginning of an entire line of clothing and items you can buy with the slogan that has become synonymous, with donald trump's presidential campaign. >> not only is donald trump branded his campaign in just four words, he's also brands dollars his opponents, by saying, tweeting, repeating insults against them. from light weight marco rubio, to lying ted cruz, he's even gone after m

calling her crazy megan. donald trump isn't the only candidate who has branded his campaign. ted cruz has used trust ted, where he merges the words trust and ted together. you have also probably seen his logo, a flame of red and blue, with a star inside the flame. hillary clinton has used hillary for america, and the h with a arrow. you've also probably seen i'm with her. so are they working? and is america first a good slogan for trump to pick up and add to his branding machine? i spoke with ian, branding expert and founder of the agency, big eyed wish to discuss. >> trump had pretty much how any good political would make fun after slogan, it is just so corny. it is pushed together, someone saw ted and trust and t, but any great brands puts a steak in the grounds, gets you some sort of emotional way, and he is unafraid to say exactly what's going on. apple says thing

and follow one, that then nike says just do it, they embrace that attitude. donald trump is saying america first. and everything he says will go up to the tag line. now a product. >> iaian, told me about study that said must say your brand name eight times to be familiar and comfortable with the name. think of how many times you've heard the slogan make america great again. try to compare that with how often you have heard other candidates slogans. likely a big difference. i would love to hear your thoughts on. >> this avenue pole going on twitter right now asking you that question. you can find me at ronica cleary back to you ladies. >> ronica, thank you. >> entheusiasts are getting reminder dc is restricted air space even for drones. >> police are getting help from from superman and dt to remind you the district is a no drone zone. these videos right here were posted by police, to twitter, making sure everyone knows that the entire district is

>> okay, so forget i'm loving t mcdonald's could soon have new slogan, according to burger business. com, fast-food giant trademark for the phrase the simpler the better but the new slogan isn't done deal just yet. spokesperson says it is not uncommon for mcdonald's to apply for trademarks on names or phrases it may or may not use. so, stands by. not just cigarette, but smoke less tobacco will soon be banned. at new york baseball park. the city council there passed legislation this would ban the use of smoke less tobacco products, at all baseball stadiums, sports arenas, recreation areas, similar bans are already in place at ballparks in boston, los angeles, san francisco, the law will soon take effect and will take effect immediately once the new york city mayor signs it. he says he wants to sign it, before opening day. we'll keep you posted. we all remember class photo day, right? >> trauma glike so traumatic. yo h

for tv. >> oh, no, no, no. >> for some they never go away. >> yes. >> we know you've got them in the old treasures. >> there are a loft them, and they are not fit for public consumption. the huarachos cents were awful. this is before i discovered hair product, a long time ago. >> you share an awful lot of them. so i don't think you are so ashamed like you let on. >> all right, there cents a turning point in my life. right around tenth grade, okay, we can start sharing t but different casino of picture day today. talking about for the capitol, district of course had celebrated championship in either of the major four sports since the redskins won superbowl in the 1991 season, but is this the year the capitols and the droughts? host the blue jacket chance to lock up the best records in the nhl. this is the moment they capture for all prosperity, picture day, the cats already won the division, and clinch the eastern conference title. tonight the caps will win the president's trophy as the league's best team if they earn one point against the blue jacket. that means, home ice advantage throughout the playoffs

>> noteworthy accomplishment, something that should not be taken with with a grain every salt it, does take a lot of effort, commitment, consistency from an organization and a team. >> growing up, playing for the stanley cup, never played for the president's trophy so that's probably what they're saying. >> last night the wizards face kobe bryant for one last night. did we mention kobe bryant is retiring? the wizards won the game by 13 points. but the 37 year old kobe, about to retire, look like the kobe of old knocking down early three pointers to gift lake areas lead, and kobe's career is now down to nine remaining games. because again cents he is a retiring. wizards head coach rand randy doesn't think kobe should retire after the season saying to espn reporter i don't know why he is retiring. i might ask him to come play for the wizards next year, remember michael jordan came out of retirement to play two seasons with the wizards 2003, but also owned part of

team. >> and finally connecticut women face texas with a spot in the final four at steak, uconn taking a loft flack. the huskies saturday defeated mississippi state 98 to 38 in the sweet 16. this is 60-point win for the ladies. last year, uconn defeated texas by 51 in the sweet 16. uconn won 72 straight games, three victories away from record fourth consecutive title. so, a lot of excitement. basketball both foremen for mend women, it will be busy weekends next weekends for a lot of people. >> all right, thanks. >> you got it. >> coming up: researchers have identify add universal facial expression that is interpreted across many cultures as embody meant of negative emotion. >> before you judge lazy workers, consider they might serve a purpose. we're going to explain why they may be more help than harm. in the workplace. >> and one guy who is not lazy, p. ditty. we'll tell you about the new job he's taking on. hey, sue.

>> hey there, laura, sarah, jim talking about march madness, had it in the weather department today, too, up to 07 degrees with ooh mile per hour gust at reagan national. so can we settle these winds down as we finish up our last week of march? i'll let you know and we also want to tell but how the easter bunny just about got upstaged at the easter egg roll. the celebrities that just about broke the internet when we come right back.

>> well, things went very smoothly at the national zoo's annual easter monday event. outbreaks of violence have marred family days in years past there is year the zoo stepped up security, events included a traditional

egg hunt teamed games, special animal demonstrations, instead of the easter bunny easter panda makes appearance at family day, very appropriate. >> yes, also, very appropriate, as we have this every year, washington tradition, got some added star power this year. >> yes, very added star power. beyonce, jay-z, their daughter blue ivy among the thousands of people who joined the first family, on the white house south lawn there day for the annual easter egg roll. theme of this year's egg roll was let's celebrate to mark the final easter event for the obama's. >> happy easter! >> happy easter. >> social media, can you imagine, went a little crazy with word the family was there for the event. >> yes, yes, everybody looking beautiful in their best check out bunny ears, blue ivy was sporting there. >> look at that coat. >> adorable. i love that coat. and i'm sure like your salary and mine c

forward it. >> she and her mother got up and close with characters from sesame street, sesame street, always there every year, big deal, so much fun. >> elmo there. >> thank goodness that rain got out of there, i saw caitlin down there with the lane and the grayness, and that wind, i mean, windy, annoying, super annoying. >> better than wet. >> better than wet. >> we pick up thirds of an inch of rain. we saw it coming but glad it was a fast mover. >> look at how again the camera still shaking here. still getting gusts close to 40. there was spot in west virginia that had gust of 58. oh, wow. pendleton county, crazy. and so i've been word erring about the cherry blossoms, friday, the kind of winds that can really cause some problems. so, i did ask our assignment desk and our producer for 10:00 to make sure they let us know how the cherry blossoms are doing, so hopefully we can update you at 10:00 o'clock. if you've been down there today, send us your pictures, sue palka,ox

we love to share them. big headline today, wind advisory, still in effect for our area, that's going to go until midnight tonight. it will stay breezy. gusts up and over 35, it will get better as the sun goes down, but this very big and strong wind field has come from a real tight pressure gradient. still on the breezy side tomorrow. not as windy, definately keep that wind going tonight, from area of low pressure that brought us our rain this morning, moving out of the area, and high pressure coming on in. so that's why those winds are still so strong. we will be back to sunshine tomorrow, still little breezy, here is some good news, in the weather headlines, 70s are returning, later this week, yes, i think specially wednesday and thursday, pump up to warm temperatures, thursday afternoon, might have to watch for couple every thunderstorms, and that's why our last line of our weather headlines, talks about the weather getting little bit unsettled, toward the end of the week, so we will be watching pattern where warmfront will go through thursday afternoon, stay nice and warm but have to watch for

strong or severe storms, and that is definitely prime time for them. we're back on those wind gusts, though, and still getting gusts to 38 at dc, 40 dullos, martin berg, still guts of 45 in hagerstown, does get better going through the night and if you're feeling better today it, may be because the pollen got washed out with the rain last night and this morning. but, expect that to start coming on strong specially in the tree department. sixty-three right now in the district, 69 quantico, leonard town, 68. but dropping into the 50's, in the far northern and western communities, and expect that trends to continue, so tomorrow, while we were 70 today, will only be about 59 degrees tomorrow. you will notice that breeze, wednesday little warmer, as 64 degrees, and again we hold off those 70s until little later in the week. area of low pressure also producing little more snow, across northwestern pennsylvanian up-state new york, that's going to continue to pull away. and give us again clear breezy evening. if not windy, and actual temperatures

upper 30's, to low four's, so again we want to remind you don't get too entheusiast wick your planting because even this weekend, sunday night and monday we think could potentially have another freeze. 43 degrees with clear skies tonight. windy, chilly, northwest breezes at 15 to 30. and tomorrow, 59 degrees, will again be breezy at times, as we go through the day. and that high pressure as it settles in will start to bring us morissette recalled winds by late in the day tomorrow, so breezy early, better later in the day, and then as high pressure get off the coast, it gets in nice position to start pumping the 60s back in here for wednesday, which is looking like a great day. as mentioned, peak time at the cherry blossoms, big winds, though, can cause some problems, so we will let you know at 10:00 how they're doing, but we do know tomorrow if you are headed on down, we want to say thank you sean simmons for the beautiful picture you sent in which is the backdrop for our planner, we will be expecting breezes at 11:00 a.m. with temperature of 49 degrees. by 2:00 tomorrow, 54, by 5:00, 56 degree

temperatures thursday, with the arrival of a warmfront, also, the possibility of couple of stronger thunderstorms later in the week. reminder average last breeze in this area is april 16th to the 30th. so you real dow want to hang on a little bit longer before you get too entheusiastic. here is your fox5 accuweather seven day forecast, liking the looks of thursday, at 72, again, some interruption for some thunderstorms in the afternoon, friday, also warm, but we will have some showers and storms to deal with. then we get little cool near the weekend, saturday about 62, only 57 on monday, but we have to watch overnight temperatures, as we head on from sunday night into monday, because we can be looking at frost and freeze around the region. that's your seven day forecast, sarah, lauren, back to you. >> all right. we watched as two eagle eggs hatched last week, at the national arboretum. now eagle mania has spread its wings to the metropolitan police department. it is now live streaming, another pair of bald eagles, just

babies, outside of the department's southeast academy. just beautiful. you can see the nest blowing around out there, in that wind, too. >> i know. >> hole on! >> hold on, little eagles. we'll be right back. they're coming. g.

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police say he fired a gun inside the us capitol complex, capitol police officer, shot him, arrested him and he's now in surgery, a bystander was also hurt. >> we have team coverage what was frightening ordeal for many people fox5 paul wagner and maria morocco both live on the scene. what are you hearing? >> suspect was known, to police here, and fox news now reporting that back in 2,008 this same suspect had been arrested here, at the russell building, that's the senate building, just across the street from the visitors center, and back then in 2008, when police went to search his vehicle, it was loaded with ammo, as well as weapons, and now we know that they're waiting for search warrant to go inside his vehicle, currently, that vehicle parked on the other side of the capitol on the south lawn, between the reflecting pool as w