home in oakton, virginia.oakt you can see the smoke bill owing. this fire are the stayed on theo outside of this house and then it went into the garage and then into the attic. good thing for them no one was home at the time. the fire has now been contained. more than two dozen people do touring inside the washington monument got quite a scare this afternoon. they got stuck for a while afteh the elevator stopped working once again. fox5's teisha lewis is life at the monument grounds with more on this. teisha, what do they have toave say. >>reporter: what we can say is that this has happened several times in ease event years, the elevator malfunking at the washington monument. thankfully in this case there are no injuries to report, butut tens moments for 19 people, visitors and one park ranger. there were nearly two dozen tw people stranded at the top at the observation level when the

elevator went down. do everyone was safely evacuated.vu the national park service says it remains a mystery why the elevator stopped working about b halfway up, but just last month the monument was closed for clo several days reportedly to to repair a damaged elevator control position.co >> now you're taking a life look at the scene right now when we arrived here just moments agoome there were several ambulances and also first responders. res they have since cleared the scene and left the scene. sce thankfully no injuries tories report. right now, the park service says that technicians are on site where they will remain for the duration. the monument will stay closed as they work to find and also fix this problem. pr > teisha lewis, fox5 local news > all right, teisha, thanks soo much. meanwhile a teenager has been charged with the murder of 15 o year old devan take you washington. maurice bell me was arrested last night and is being held without bond.ond. washington was shot and killed w in frontas of his mother and his

platform of the dean wood metro station in northeast. d.c. police chief cathy lanier a says the murder was over nothing and absolutely senseless.s. fox5's paul wagner joins us outside d.c. superior court.c. tonight with the story. paul. >>reporter: hi, sarah. sar i say something herein side this courtroom at d.c. superior cour that i don't think i've ever seen before. there were more than 30 friends and relatives of devanity washington who satin side this d courtroom today. they haven't whatted to see the man who was accused of killing the 15 year old. old what i saw that was unusual wasu just before he was brought out u of the back room there, back where they keep everybody in the lockup. 18 court security personnel andd us marshals came out inurned sed the entire courtroom apparentlyp afraid that someone was going to jump up and harm him. as he walked out in handcuffs and shack

washington's scream out that'sth the man who killed my baby anday then she broke into tears. in the court affidavit filed in the case police say this is maurice bell me a teenager who o calls himself shoot him o and posted this picture on facebook. last friday just before 4:00 bell me walked on to the platform at the dean wood metro station with two friends andnd somehow got the attention of the 15 year old washington who was sitting with his family mindingd his own business and looking at his phone.n the court affidavit says washington looked up and said ad what you talking about cuss? and just seconds liter after lit both said what's up to each other, witnesses say belemy pulled out a gun and fired twice killing the teen. te of all the tragic things that we see when it comes to, you know, violence, nothing really is more senseless than this case, in my opinion. the loss of a 15 year old underd any circumstances is tragic, but

certainly in this case, even cas more so as it appears that there's just no reason for it. > in court, prosecutor glenn kirschner echoed those comments from the chief telling the judge the senseless murder was caughth on camera and police have an excellent photo of the shooterso face. outside the courthouse washington's grandfatheron's expressed relieve that belemy was off the street. the >> it is a self act.ct. for what reason? that's whats everybody answer to know, forno, what reason would you do this? i as many as 30 relatives were in the courtroom to witness the 17 year old's first appearance. some were in tiers as the as prosecutor laid out some of the evidence in the case can.an. devan take you washington was a freshman at largo high school and was in junior rotc. r his family says he was on his get a haircut for easter when he was killed. > maurice bell me is due back in court in april. even m

washington family is something i that the grandfather tolds me when i was talking to him him earlier today. he said in the last 10 years las this family has bent victim of violence three different times. this is the third murder that mr this family has had to deal with since 2006. at d.c. superior court, paul wagner, fox5 local news. > way too much for any oneny o family to have to deal with. thank you. tonight we're learning more lea about what the suspect in yesterday's shooting at thehe capital pointed at police. the capital visitor center reopened this morning, but suspicion package scarce which a proved to be false alarms showel security can is still amped up. tom fitzgerald is life at the capital with the very latest. >>reporter: the best way you could describe the mood up herep was business as usual, but with a very unusual amount of of security considering thatrity congress is not in session here on the hill.on t the capital visitors center reopened its doors probably

8:15:00 a.m., but tack to the scores of visitors who arrived this morning and they'll say they got here with both concern and caring. i was a little concerned about n coming down because we're here from ohio. but you know, you have to just t do what you do. do. when we first got here we noticed they were blocked off. we weren't able to get in.n. but it was open as urban everything went fine. you can't top your life because there's nothing that you can can really do about it. tonight, the suspect in this case, larry did you set remainse hospitalized at the med star washington hospital center. dawson was shot by us capital police in what we're now told nw was the upper abdomen and the upper leg after brandishing whai appeared to be a weapon. us tap toll police had every reason to believe dawson's weep one was, in fact, a real hand ha gun. the weapon wasç brandished by y dawson was, in

soft brand pellet gun. that is made to resemble an actual barrett ahand than gun. barrett a's a very disincorporate open design.pe he was violating an order that he stay off the us capital ca campus after interrupting a in house session last year. the capital visitor center was,s in fact built after a 1998 shooting that killed capital police officers john gibson and jacob chestnut. jim beer rand who was a critic of the cbc $600 million cb construction at the time today said he is praising the u capital police and said this incident proved yesterday thatea the cdc its security job the way i was designed. we were skeptical, but frankly what happened yesterday gives ye some credence to the people whoo said we need this because there's so many visitors t and t every year there are more visitors than the prior year. ya and you've got to keep

somewhat under control and not expose members of congress, staff a than so onto nut cases like yesterday. > us attorney's office tells us tonight that dawson is charged with assault with a deadly weapon than a assaulting an officer while armed.rme however, we were also reminded by justice department sourcest today that dawson was under this order to stay away from this thi capital campus. they were reviewing this case th more charges could be filed. fi we're life on capital hill tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. > and as tom mentioned, the suspect larry dawson was shot by p police. he remains in the hospital th tonight. dawson who was a minister from n tennessee was known to cap l toll authorities beforehori yesterday. he had been issued a stay away order by d.c. superior court ino october requiring him to keep ae way from capital grounds. that was after he disrupted thee house chamber last fall by how thing he was a profit of god. g after he il

court in november, a want went out for did you involvement hed replied with a letter acing he c did not answer to the courts, only to god. go > scary moments on board an egypt air flight earlier today r after a passenger high jacketeda the plain forcing an emergency m landing. the passenger on flight ms181 traveling to cairo claimed to be wearing an explosive belt and deunder maaed the plain land inn either turkey or cypress after f an hour's long stand off in which the suspect reportedly asked to speak t to his wife, his ex-wife. he allowed all passengers to to leave the aircraft before surrendering to police. > it's not something which hash to do with terrorism.erro they have to keep looking at tha what the flaws, what the changing threats are and how they can do things to address ad changing threats in the environment. eight americans were among thata group. investigators continue to searce for at leaves one more suspect wanted in connection with the deadly terror

elevator stoppeds. meanwhile, belgium's justice isi calling for political unity pol saying the country needs to como together and not fight one another. his comments come as belgium continues to face criticism that investigators should have beenat aware of aor possible attack. at least 35 people were killed e and hundreds more were injured. > med star is still struggling to get back on its feet tonight a dave after hackers shutdown the hospital's computer system. they have turned many patience away. the fbi is investigating anding trying to determine if this was a ransom wear attack. in previous cases hackers demane money in exchange for returningt a victim's system to normal. abby rube in is a security expert and computer science professor at johns hopkins. he says we may see am more of mo these attacks in the future. i think we're just starting to o the beginning of these acan thats against healthcare

because they're so insecure. of all the different industriesf that i've looked at, the healthcare industry has the the worst security posture. med star runs 10 hospitals and more than 250 outpatient facilities in the washington region. similar cyber attacks have at happened recently in three other groups in california and kentucky. > like am other police lik departments around the country, fairfax county is improving its of oner training. the department came under chutee p any after an officer wasrer w accused of shooting and killing an unarmed a man outside his home in springfield back in 2013. they were able to observe the os new training that the officers are undergoing. they were urged to watch howow officers should make the split p seconde situations when they or the public are at risk. what we're talking about is making that critical decision process prior to the pull of a trigger, the use of a baton or the use of spray or going hands

how can we hold, contain, isolate, take a deep breath andr a step back and mitigate this through negotiation and have a successful outcome? speaking of that 2013 shooting, officer adam torres he is scheduled to go on trial next month forth the murder of john gear. > more trump trouble. state ahead at 5, donald trump'r campaign manager is arrested, the charges and what the donalde has to say about it all. then h it was one issue that waa on thin ice in montgomery in county. we have the latest tonight on a beloved backyard ice ring. ic > and sometimes it's just goodo to unplug, isn't it? what popular d.c. cafe is banning computers and studying materials? hey, sue. >> that sounds like a fun idea.i hey there, sarah and laura. we did not ditch the big winds yet. they're still very noticeable and a little bit disruptive.le they should be getting better as the sun goes down, but it's alsi

did you do some planting? you may have to protect some of those early growing plants. i'll let you know where the whe temperatures are headed tonighte and give you a look at the current conditions around theun region. we'll be right back.

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the very popular store in georgetown baked and wired is trying to discourage people by not offering by phi. they've gonna step further withh a sign that says our stadium is for dining. the plan is only to put the sign out on weekends when the placeke is real he crowded andnd whenhen people want to sit down and shouldn't be working and on your computer. i think that is a great idea.ida i think it might really attract a lot of people because they be know they'll have a place to sit. then they'll know that it's not going to be used by computercomp users and people are just kind of hanging out. shut the computer off for the weekend.we > exactly. meanwhile the battle over a backyard ice hockey ring in montgomery county is over finally. county officials have agreed toe build a synthetic hockey ring in poolsville, similar to the one that markoen built last year to honor his late stepdaughter. you may remember after could he advertised the ring on

county officials jumped in claiming that his home is in the agricultural reserve and it's not zoned for public use. now the county is working with poolsville offerings to find a new location.ocat > nice to zoo he that that is being resolved. >> although this isn't hockey weather at this point.oint > a synthetic hockey rink, thak can be used year round. still blowing out there. >> still blowing. another good thing about the rink, too, they can use it to stay t moving and stay fit.d st > there you go.re y you're right about the wind. it's really keeping us moving. if the wind is back at your back today, gusts not as strong as yesterday. today they've been around 30, 35 miles an hour.hour they'll get better as the sunsu goes down. do you know what we're headlining tonight, frosty cold. >> it's back tonight.s ba you're not going to be hear about washing for frost and freeze because technically the growing season will get started

april 1. we know you're starting to see a lot of things growing in yourn own backyard. tonight we're going to be close to 32 in your own areas.area the wind will lighten up and that's why this dry air will get so much colder later tonight,igt but it sure is nice now, # # 0-degrees at 5:00. our winds sustained out of the north, north wind.no the gusts are stronger, closer to 25. here's a look around the region. 57 in martinsburg and winchester. 59 at dulles and 57 in frederick. not too bad at you all. lots of sunshine and a real pleasant day. again, the gusts have been up and over 25 miles an hour in many places. sun goes down, though, around 7. 29 and that should make it feel a lot better. the winds will be diminishing ai high pressure eventually settling also in on top of us but that's also going to bring us a cold night. we are expecting thosehos temperatures again to bottom oum in the 30s. by the way, gorgeous

pictures to us by lloyd ferguson. we think the sunset temperaturet will be 58-degrees as the sun goes down at 7:29. your planner for tonight, 52 by 9:00, clear skies, much lighter winds, 48. a quick look at temperaturesmper overnight. it could be as cold as 29 in frederick. 3 # for gaithersburg, 30 for martinsburg, 33 for dulles. even here in the district, 39. do what you can to protect sensitive plants, but i've got warmer days on the seven day forecast. we'll share that with you coming up in just a second.econ i think the bald eagles will bel greatful for that. although they've got that down.n we'll be right back. . are we talking about the debut o now? >> i thought we were going tooig break for a second. we are talking about the pair of baby eagles nesting at the national arboretum. they are still in need of names. you can have a

choice. they are d.c. 3 and d.c. the american eagle foundation e has launched a, name the necessaryings. you can submit your suggestion using the hashtag. here are some of the names, mow bow. stars and stripes, liberty and justice. those are my favorites. fran i and del no for franklin roosevelt and freedom and honorment those are all prettyty good. i also got a couple of suggestions on my facebook. from carol cuss material she c said cherry and blossoms. and then rudolph powell, he said mute and jeff. > one would have to be taller than the other. you have to be careful when some people can get creative anden leash the energy and worry about some of the names that pop up. you have to

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> this is fox5 local news at 5. tonight's top stories. an arrest has been made in a fatal shooting at dean wood metro station. 17 year old maurice bell me was arrested last night and is being

year old devon take youvon washington.wa washington was shot and killed saturday afternoon in front of his mother and his sisters as they waited on the metro platform. d.c. police chief cathy lanier said the murder was over nothing and absolutely senseless. a vigil will be held tomorrow.oo the us capital visitor center is open tonight, a day after a shooting caused a temporary lock down. tonight the suspect in that shooting, larry dawson remains in the objection to the formti dawson was shot by us capital police in the abdomen and legnd after showing what appeared to be a weapon and pointing it at the capital visitors' center and the people there.ther med star is still trying to get back on its feet day a day after hackers shutdown the healthcarel providers' computer system. tonight the system is still down and area hospitals have canceled h country die every single day because of heroin overdoses. president obama has s

strategy to fight this country's heroin, opioid and opioid epidemic. he's speaking at a meeting of of doctors, law enforcement and recovering addicts. and one of those recovering addict is a woman named crystal who talked about her addictiondc to heroin which started with vicodin and other opioids. >> when it came to the point and i couldn't find those kinds of pills, i had to go to thehe streets to prevent my withdrawal systems so that i could parse c pay the in my daily life, mymy children, getting them toem school, me going to work. that's how i got into usingsing heroin. >> it's cheaper to get heroin on the street than it is to try to figure out how to refill thathat prescription. you got a problem. that's why for all the good work that congress is doing, it's not enough just to provide the

architecture and the structure for more treatment. there has to be actual fundingau for the treatment. we have proposed in our budget an additional billion dollar foo drug treatment programs in counties all across the country. the president stressed theress importance of looking at this as a public health problem as opposed to just a criminal problem. he talked about his plan for overdose prevention and increasing community prevention strategies. the federal government recently published the first national guidelines to deal with opioids, including new warning labels on certain prescription painkillers > johns hopkins is launching ai new research center to help fight cancer. thanks in part to former new york city mayor michael bloom beverage bloomberg and more thag a dozen others donated $125 million to create the bloomberg-kim elevator stopped institute and will focus on research and immuno therapyhera which uses patient's immune systems to destroy cancer cells. vice-president joe

son bowe died from cancer was on hand for today's dedication. to all the researches and staff, the breakthrough you will makee in the next five years could literally change the face of thf world and it's because of all that you've already done and because of guys like mike who have done so. but don't forget what the overall obligation we all have is. bloomberg is a johns hopkins graduate and one time benefactor of the university. > yet another twist in theth presidential raise.id donald trump's campaign manager corey lieu do you ski is now being charged with misdemeanor battery after an incident with a reporter. according to the report from the jupiter police department in florida, lieu do you ski is being charged for intentionallyt grabbing and bruising the arm of michelle fiel.

news outlet bright barred against her will. it happened at a trump campaign event on march 8.ar today surveillance video waseill release from that event. michelle fields also wetted outd a photo of the bruises are on a her arm from the alleged grab. trump's campaign said he's absolutely innocent. effaces up to one year in jailin if convicted. > today a judge ruled that dennis dickinson's complaintin against cross bican proceed. >> she sued cross bilast year after the legal team chargedarge that the comedian drugged anduge raped her back in 198 #. cosby's attorneys tried to dismiss the suit saying theayin story changed over the years. the denial that branded dickinson a liar is a fact that can be determined at a trial. the fbi announced monday theyhey have successfully hacked into the iphone of one of the sa

bernadine oh terrorists and they did it without apple's app. the news comes following more than a month-long legal battle between the technology companye andch the justice department. as a result the justicehe j department has now withdrawn the case. prosecutors said the fbi received help from a third party but would not reveal anything r else about the method they used, including whether or not itg wh could be used again and who has access to it. even if this particularticu technique makes that go away,y, that litigation we still haveave to, as a country, resolve thiss conflict between these values we care about and we hope theree h will be an adult conversation about this. apple responded to the news by saying it will help the federala win possible.wi if your son or daughter is graduating from college this may, he or she may find it a little l easier to land a job. good news, a new study says employers plan to higher more

year. not every city is hiring. researchers at nerd wallet ranked the top cities to getet jobs, arlington, virginia was ranked number one, madison, wisconsin and d.c. was rankedank third on the list.ist. this is a great area for college grads. > good. with this next story you'll never have to feel bad about a eating chocolate again.agai >> good. > coming up you're go to hear o another reason why it's good for you. we've all been hangry a time or two. but did you know what you eat can have an impact on your mood. as if you needed any more reason to drink wine.e. it seems we always manage to get a wine story into the 5:00 newscast. there's a little invention that just may have you raising your glass for another round. the wine segment of the day. we'll be right back.

> we're getting excited. my son has his first little l league game next weekend. we have our -- who cares about the nats opening day, it's little league. > he has his first might, right of passage. i've talking about it. nats park is the place to be. the first look at the changes at nats park and you're going to see it through the eyes of fox55 photo journalist.ourn we creatively brainstorm on hown we can improve our food and beverage offerings, our retail offerings, different experiencee around the park and we think we have some real winnings. you can rent free space. it's an all inclusive party. it's going to be like tailgatint game. we

lots more seating.eati these are the sunglasses that we'll be giving away on openingn day to the first 25,000 fans through the gait. this is bryce harper mvp possible head, the bryce harper chicago a pet. this is the mark geezer part one of a two-part possible head. > next up on the door is the nursing mother's how long. this opened late last season ins august and it was a very big bi hit. we had expanded, in fact, almost doubled in size of the shake shack here at nats' park. there are five dollar beers. for the first time the nats havt i decided to operate our own in tail operio

our goal is add more merchandisr in the thee store as well as to reduce pricing now that it's own other business. for the first time we are offering hospitality packages. the kids can have their birthday at the park on a game day friday, saturday and sundayunda throughout the season. the fans wanted to see additional food on the gallery level. we added a who the chicken sandwich, ribs, waffle fries and we have popcorn.opco also at the request of our very own players we're going to be doing the first rat pack night. frank situate natura is joiningn us tonight. we're in the making of -- by the way, valerie kim low from the nats lead the tour for us. they do have two games this weekend. they're actually doing some spring training games

opening day. national who the chicken. >> nats park is a foody. i know of no other place that's like this.h > they do have good food.d. > let's talk a little football right now because the redskins continue wading into the free agent waters. 35 years old played three yearse with the finers over a thousand catches over his 13-year career. he won super bowel 37. b he won the walter wait ton manning work. new orleans last night, nix versus fell convince, watch the left of your screen, rate l boye running onto the court andthe giving carmel oh anthony a hug. en escort. he was shocked to see.e. if you were me running on the court i'm quite sure

would get escorted out byy police. >> not okay to go back to your family. let me say the last time i was at nats' park, i have to tello the story very quickly. i was in town last june before i started here. i've known steve sen industry at nats field. he said come meet some of the workers. i remember the picture. the picture made the rounds.roun who is the heck is that guy. >> that's the guy from boston sorry about that. that's okay. that was fun, totally looking forward to another season. remember how who the it was that day?da >> oh, my gosh. > it's hard to imagine ima considering the winter we'ree're coming off of, but we'll have the who the and how middays before you know it. right now we've been batting the wind. beautiful looking day outside as we take

cam right there. the wind should finally start to taper off tonight.ta i know it's been a little unbearable at times batting through that over the last t couple of days. as we start with our weather headlines it will be clear but temperatures will fall quickll limit it will be cold, we are talking about frost and freeze conditions around the area. milder temperatures throughpera friday and that begins tomorrowr afternoon. we'll have a nice spring-like warmup. late week rain is likely.ikel it looks like right now thenow timing for that is friday during most of the day. we are looking at a cooler change this weekend. 59 at bwi. so temperatures pretty much where they should be for march and we're still sitting at that 60-degree mark at reagan national, 57 in bought p more, 57 frederick and 57 in winchester. winds have been out of thehe northwest delivering that coolol breeze right now sustained atd 14 mil

see them diminish as we goo through the next few hours falling back to about 5 miles an hour and those gusts will subside, too. but we've had numerous wind gusts over 35 miles an hour an throughout the day. they're already starting to taper off a about it.f we are seeing 26-mile an hour a wind gusts in washington. we've got fairly clear skies all across the northeast.orth some clouds up in new england but we'll have ample sunshine tomorrow. we keep the sunshine, but we get a more southerly wind and that means temperatures will be a little more milder. we will see the 60s by the afternoon. by thursday we're talking about the 70s as a warm front liftsift north and those temperatures will feel noticeably p warmer.b a couple showers are possible as we head into this evening. eve i have someç visitors to myo weather castellani. hi, guys. coming from the circus. >> hi, mom.m. > cld

stair right there.righ >> oh, yeah, that's me. i'll stand out of the way. maybe i'll go on a crews on this lovely patch of water. wouldn't that be nice? >> you guys look like professionals. >> that's right. we know that you guys can do myy job, obviously, as i just saw,a, but can you teach us something later. >> absolutely. > you're going to? teach uss some circus trips. >> thank you, guys. love the costume. > a better look than mine. ringing brothers circus is inn town. i think they're going to try to teach us how to juggle l. > some wins going to get goi injured in the studio. >> probably all three of us. > we'll see that in a minute. let's finish your weather really quick limit like i mentionedon it's getting warmer p the end of the week. despite tomorrow, we are

chilly temperatures as we beginw the month of april. we'll show you that with your seven day forecast.. we start off with 39, low 30 #-, north and west.est. 72 on thursday with a late day shower. unfortunate lit 70-degrees onn friday comes to showers and thunderstorms. we cool off at the end of the week. they say character is what you do when no one is watching. david trone banned the box so people who've paid their debt to society could have a chance. and fought so hard for criminal justice reform, they named a center after him. and because education was his way out david offered it free to employees. and over 14 years ago began offering them partner benefits. evening the playing field has always been david's mission.

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> just hanging out with emptyo bottles of wine. >> i mean empty glasses. > i believe i heard there iss some vodka back there. >> i don't do that.at. > this next story should not make you feel so bad about allot the easter chocolate. >> a new study eating small amounts of dark chocolate.choc that's the small amount. sma i start and then i can't stop. it can actually help make you feel calmer and more

against small amounts of chocolate. researchers say that's high in an antioxidant called poly phenol. the study includes 72 healthy men women between the ages of 40 and 75. each were giving.ivi those who got a large dose reported an increase in both calmness and contentive in.onte >> i can see that. doesn't it hit an area thatrea makes you happy. >> i wonder what they define ass small. > an ounce, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8. >> one large bar? > that's a serving size. > your taste preference couldst be ae window into your psyche,c listen to this. researchers at occidentalcci college in los angeles people who tasted a sweat drink instead of water felt more romantic andn more inclined to go on a date.

bitter resulted in them feelingm more judgmental.udgm don't drink anything bitter,bitt then. that seems like a no brainer there. so no pom grantette juice. >> isn't that bit bitter. drink up or not, thanks to a new idea, your open bottle of wine, which we do not have, doesn't have to be bad.be b this is a great idea. now there's a smart wine dispenser that's looking to end the ritual of on using that cork. the keurig-style wine dispenser called qv will keep your wine fresh for about 30 days after the initial pour. >> it takes people 30 days to drink a bottle of wine?e? > that's a really good point. >> so what it does here it prevents the socks general fromm getting inside your bottle ofbot wine allowing the removeable bottles to stay fresh. the startup has already raised $6 million and preorders sold

it currently -- that tells you what a good idea it is.is. it currently only ships to california and massachusetts.s. the cost 349-dollars. > so, my gosh. >> but, you know, it's worth it for people who want to the not have to -- >> if you have an ounce of winef a day, but who does that? 349-dollars, you can get a nice case of wine for that. >> i'm not endorsing you drinkou too much.much i'm just saying. we'll be right back.

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