toys, it is a well kept home. but, yesterday, at some point, prince william county police said a terrible thing happened inside. and then a 17 year old who lives in that home, along with the 14 year old, attacked that little boy and kim him with a weapon. >> police were called to the home at around 8:45 last night. after a family member found both teens inside the house, one of them dead, after questioning investigators took the 17 year old into custody, and although the two were in the middle of a festering feud, police say, the motive is still unclear. the eighth grader was pronounced dead at the scene, and police say there did not appear to be a fight instead the 17 year old attacked the 14 year old, and killed him. it is unclear how much time had elapsed between the attack and the time the bodies of louise coke a crespo was found. police charged the 17 year old as a juvenile.

cokea crespo attended traditional school where the letter posted on the website simply say the porter community has suffered a tragic lost, and that coca crespo had died. neighbor who asked we not identify her said she would often see the 14 year old around the house. >> little boy, he used to come and help us with the grass and during the snow and all of that stuff and his father used to be like a handyman. he has worked in the house couple of times. very nice family, very nice family. >> now, we've been here in the neighborhood for several hours, and have not seen anyone come or go from that house. we've been unable to reach any family members at this point. we did get over to the school, but we were asked to leave. they did not want to speak to us over there at the school. so that's about the best we can do with the story at the moment. paul wagner, live, in woodbridge tonight, fox5 local

news. for the first time we are hearing from the family of the american university graduate killed in a stabbing at the nona station. >> accused of killing 24 year old kevin souter lands last july 4th. fires was captured two days later and indict in the week, today, he was offered a plea deal, maximum 30 years in prison for first degree murder. spiers rejected the deal. after the hearing, we spoke to kevin southerland's parents, who were visiting from connecticut. >> it is frustrating, i wish there was better security, we came back, took the ride that kevin's last ride, and there was a cop on the platform. and he got on the train right ahead of us, you couldn't help but think, you know, why wasn't he there that day, you know. i mean, can't help but ask why. >> fires currently being held without bond.

september. we'll hear more from the parents coming up tonight at of. new tonight, metro is getting the words out. we are just few weeks away from some major changes in metro service. starting june 3rd, metro will close at midnight, and that includes weekends. right now, metro rail is open until 3:00 a.m. on the weekends, and may 28th is the last day it will be open that late. going forward, the early closures will allow workers more time to make repairs. the service changes are part of metro general manager, carl weedfelled safe track plan he unveiled last week, the plan calls for ambitious schedule to wipe out maintenance backlogs, and compress what would be three years of maintenance work into just one year. >> now, to prince george's county, where investigators are trying to figure out what sparked this apartment fire in march low heights. the fire broke out around 12:30 this afternoon on saint barn bus road. when firefighters arrived they found flames shooting from the second floor unit. fire spread

and to the roof. we're told one firefighter suffered burns to his hands, while battling the fire. no one else was hurt. a fire broke out at the same apartment complex back in march. dozens of people were forced from their units, right now, there is no indication these fires are related. >> the obama administration has issued new guideline for all public schools when it comes to trans gender students. and threatens the loss of funding by schools that don't comply, including, allowing students to use rest rooms of their gender identity. >> fox5's alexandra lamoan with more on the controversial topic with this. >> last year fairfax county public schools tackled this very issue, and today, some of those board members spoke to me about what it all means and what changes, if any, school kids could face. >> a letter from the department of education and the department of justice was sent out to public school districts across the us. it state that schools must allow student to use rest rooms and other facilit

their gender identity rather than their -- i am applied the threat that federal funding will be pulled if don't abide by the guidelines. >> it is an extreme example of over rate. and the question is what problem is it trying to solve? fairfax county was exemplar on the rare case where it did happen. we were cancelling each -- handling each case with dignity, individual approach. >> fairfax county public schools fought this battle last year, ultimately changed their non-discrimination policy to include the words gender identity. after a series of heated and past school board meeting. >> such access is a safety issue. it endangers children and violate the right to both student and parents? your brain is telling you, hey, i'm in the wrong body. to have that feeling, and not be able to get out and express yourself is a hell on earth. >> board members pulled fox5 a year ago they new the directive was coming and was part of the reason they made the change. >> when a

as trans gender, they come in with their parents, they meet with our school staff, and they work out a bathroom plan. so, a student kent not come in on day one and immediately use the rest room of their choosing. >> also wants to ease the fears of parent who worry about children's safety. >> looking at other district that have made this policy change, la is an example, had this on their policy for the past decade, they have not had one case of an issue in a bathroom. >> even though has long had practices to accommodate transgender students, board member elizabeth shultz says the feds have gone too far. >> now what federal government is telling me is no one else in the building has any right. what about the right of students who are also protected for religious freedom, for example, whether they are ivan gel cat, catholic, muslim students? >> the controversial letter comes on the peoples of dual lawsuits between north carolina and the justice

over the issue of bathroom access for people with different gender identities. in the studio, alexandra, fox5 local news. well, some reported during a international conference of nuns in vatican city the pope was asked why the church does not have female deacons. fox5's ronica leary is live at saint ann's catholic church in northwest, look at the possibility of bringing females eakins back into the church. ronica? >> reporter: thank you, ladies. it's been centuries since the catholic church had female deacons. and even then, the pope looks at it saying it is a bit obscure that history because it is not clear if those deacons were actually ordaned. but when the pope said that he was open to the possibility of a commission that would look at that history, and the issue of female deacons it, has many talking about the possibility. so, earlier today, we stopped by the cathedral of saint matthew in northwest, we spoke with some church goers after their noon mass to

issue with them. >> it is wonderful news. because from the beginning, the women part of spreading it all around the world. >> i wouldn't be opposed to it. i mean, i joke with myself and my brother, that our mother was a bishop of our house. >> well, that's what the pope says. well, always, whatever the pope says. >> well, we recognize that some may wonder why a commission is even necessary. so, i spoke with father timothy, the president of the jesuit conference about the reason for a commission, and why this isn't a decision the pope would just come to on his own. >> we tend to think of positions in the church more from an employment stands point. the pope, theological question, so, i'm a priest, deacon, et cetera. these are thee logically, theological positions in the church. this is a tradition that goes back 2,000 years. it is a continuation of teaching. it is not just, you know, pope francis t

idea so he will do it. >> he continues 2,000 year tradition. but he does so with the reflective memory of the past, say, they did something in the first century. let's have a better under standing of what they did. so we can see if it has any merit in the 21st century. >> reporting live from northwest, for fox5 local news, i'm ronica cleary. >> coming up in tonight's health watch: why taking tylenol makes you careless about other people's pain. >> and common sugar substitute could have deadly side effect if dogs get aholds of it. >> and the largest pot growing operation in one local county shuts down tonight. what someone noticed outside the house that spark them to call police. >> and ever get the feeling your cell phone is listening to your conversations? well, you're not wrong. how you are being targeted by advertisers when it comes to things you are just saying around your phone. how t

>> we finally saw some sunshine today. and everybody wants to know how long is that sticking around? i'm going to have the answers and a look at your full forecast coming up. stay with us, fox5 local news at 5:00 will be back after the break. >> ♪

in today's health watch surprising new findings about tylenol. new study shows drugs may actually impact you're motions, researchers at ohio state found that when people took drugs like tylenol, contain acetaminophen, it not only drug pain, but empathy toward the pain of other. results were the same whether the pain was physical or emotional. researchers also found that acytominafin can dull positive emotions like joy. >> well, we have a warning for pet owners tonight. >> common sugar substitute could have deadly side effect for dogs. according to the fda, a sweetner called zilotol found in chewing gum, mints could poison your dog, even few pieces of gum can be harmful. the side effect can include low blood sugar, ceasars, liver damage, even death. f d.a. says it can also be found in some nut butters. so, do make sure to check on the label. yes, dogs love their peanut butter, too. >>oh

>> the federal government getting ready to invest more than $120 million into a new research program on the micro, researchers already know trillions of the tiny mike robes live on our bodies help keep us healthy. the bacteria helps people fight infections and digest food. but the obama administration is hoping scientist also learn more about these so-called good bugs, through this new research. >> un official, around the concern, checking out some of the city area pools, and, splash parks, just to make sure that they're going to be ready to open on memorial day weekends. shea the head of the transportation and environmental committee, that committee is the one that overseas parks and recreation, so we caught up with the council member as she toured the spray park in northwest, and we learned about some new technology that the city will be using this year, to alert pools when

area. >> new lighten detection, confirm lightning strike within 5 miles, any district pool, staff will receive e-mail and notification quickly so they can suspends operations once, 20 minutes of no strikes, operations will resume. >> council member shea will continue her walking tours over the next ten days, she will be making recommendations if any repairs are needed. >> can't tell we're get that close to summer when you took a look at that video there. but hopefully we got sunshine moving into the area. looks like it is trying to come out. >> blue skies? >> i think maybe. some sunshine? >> finally. >> gwen? >> i just put my sunglasses on today in hopes of, you know, the shun come out. >> okay. well, you know, not a bad -- i've been out here for few minutes, and looking all around, people are walking around with strange things like this. go figure, right? well, you know what? guess what? we're going to toss that for little while. how does that sounds? you know what?

was ufo. i thought i better come out, check it out, i realize, hey, guys, it is the sun, that's just what it is. beautiful day out here today. we had few showers, this morning, because we have frontal system that moved through. but have things ever improved behind it? people are walking around, look, we've got shorts going on out here, she's got her umbrella, but doesn't need it, that's at least good news even though we had some rain today temperatures into the 70s everywhere, comfortable, we have cool little breeze, kind of blowing through here. we just want to sit outside and enjoy it. it will be a struggle to come back in. but things are going to change, the good news, i have for you, though, not weekend wash out. i think everybody wants to hear that. we've been talking about 15 days of rain, the 16 days of rain, at dullos. i'm going to focus on the positive. let's talk about the number of days that we will have some sunshine. short lived, short lived, but still going to be good. so whether we get into the weekends, we will start off with at least clear skies tonight, little on the cool side. but, hower

starting off just like this, nice and sunny, very comfortable, and then by the time we get to the middle of the afternoon, i know a lot of you probably have graduations and things going on, unfortunately, weaver frontal system coming through, we are are going to see some storms. i want to say right now some of those could possibly be severe, very isolated in nature, but the good news behind all of that is the week sends not a wash out. by the time we get to sunday, it will be just like this all over again. i'll let you know how long that will last, in just a bit. back to you. >> sunshine, finally, what a difference. >> up ahead, facebook fight. mark zuckerberg die nice, lib rat bias. >> now he plans to meet with conservative leaders about those claims. >> and, tina noll speaks on her experience of infidelity, what beyonce's lemonade really means. >> i'm not dying. i'm feeling the family. and

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>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg said the social media site does not have liberal bias. former contractor, just the opposite. contractor says facebook goes out of its way to suppress conservative views on its news feed. zuckerberg says there is no evidence to support the contractor's claims, and says facebook wants to give everyone a voice. he says, he believes the world is a better place when people from different backgrounds and different ideas all have the power to share their thoughts

>> tina noll spilling the tee on her daughter's albumn lemonade. >> local tv station, won't reveal if her daughter talking about her relationship with jay-z on her new albumn, instead, she insists lemonade is just a reflection of the experiences every woman who has been in a relationship can relate to. tina knowles also opened but her own experiences with infidelity. she said her daughters helped pull her out of rough periods of feeling down after her first marriage ended. >> after awkward three weeks, michael stray hands signed off with a smile, today kelly ripa, all over eachz@ other holding hands, hugging even being mutually live rallies for michael as last show, live with kelly and michael there. had been tensions between the two after he announced he would be leaving live in

september to go to good morning america full time. rippa felt she had been blind sided and disrespecting, but today she had generous words for stray hand. >> we really are so, so proud of you. we've achieved so much together. and i look forward to watching you every morning, and seeing what else you achieve. >> they seem like they're bff's, look at them. >> sure. and lovely, really is, and stray hand's good-bye he thanked the fans and staff, but he did not thank kelly. in the end, he told her he loved her and he gave her a kiss. >> that's good. >> no word yet on stray hand's replacement. >> all right, there ends that awkwardness, you know, for the time being. but now we want to know who will be with kelly, it will be interesting. >> who is the replacement. >> we'll let you know. coming up, howard county police announce the largest indoor marijuana grow arrest in the county's history. who tipped off police about that huge pot operation? that's ahead. wild video shows a woman g

carjackers at gas station, well, hear what she did next that sent them off running. matt? >> sarah, a lot of people are react to go our story last night about the district raising the amount you'll need more change to park in d.c. today, we wanted to know why. so we asked some of the leaders who decided to hike the price. that's coming up in just a minute. minute. 

this is fox5 local news at 5:00. >> you might want to bring some extra change, scratch, that actually talking about a lot of extra change when you -- the next time you park in the district. soon the price to park at meet is her going up. as we found out last night people

>> not happy at all. when we asked mayor bows beer it she pointed finger at the council. so matt ackland went to find several council members today to ask them about it, matt is in northwest with more. what did you find out? >> all i have is 50 cents in my hands, that won't be enough to park. it will cost 2.30 an hour. and whenever you raise fees in the city, well, there are a lot of people who simply don't like it, and it seems like that's been happening a lot in the district lately. so the mayor said blame it on the council. so went to the transportation committee, and they say there is a reason that they need to hike the fare. so let's show you those, we take you to the graphic now. so expecting six to $10 million a year to be raised with these extra feast, they see money is really needed because it will go straight to metro, to help and in funding all of those repairs. it will also encourage more turn-around for parking

we're told that many people, especially downtown, they like to park for work, and then come out every hour or two, and feed the meter, and because it is so cheap, to feed the meter these days, that they are getting a cheaper price, instead of parking and garages. also, in some places, especially where the fare was 75 cents, some council members said simply too cheap to park, and they even compared it to other cities, who are charging a bit more. i want you to take a listen to what council member hey and council member evans, who rep areas with a loft parking meet hers to say today. >> there is no such thing as free parking, we want people to be able to park of course, for their errands, whatever they are doing, but it is not -- these are not meant to be parking spaces for your entire day at work. >> parking at the meters, staying all day, because it was so cheap. and downtown, if you want to go to macy's or restaurant, you could never get a spot. all taken all

so we decided to find a rational number which 2.30 was. >> so decided to ask the council mel, what about the people metro in such trouble, some people saying i'm not riding metro, taking my car, what do you have to say. to those people, they said, listen, we don't want them parking on the street all day, there is still plenty of space and parking garages downtown, they didn't talk about how expensive they are. but they can be very expensive during the day. and when it comes to the business community, would you think that maybe they wouldn't want the price to be hikes at the meter, but, what they say is that they like this idea, the reason why, is because a lot of people will come to the meter, and then they'll be a lot of change. instead of parking all day, going up to the office, people will be able to come to meter pay hour or two and then another space that's open and then they can actually have more people coming through and using the businesses, and the area.

a good idea. live in northwest, matt ackland, fox5 local news. >> of course, and i guess i can see that, because when i go downtown i can never find a parking space, maybe i now. there you go. busted, two people from he will could the city are accused of running the largest pot growing operation ever in howard county. >> casey fowler and daniel simms, allegedly, ran their operation out after home on try del fee a road. police tell us the pair rented the house and the home recently sold at auction when the new owner stopped by the house, he saw a suspicious van parked in the driveway. so he called police. when officer arrived they smelled marijuana coming from the house, they got warrant. police later went inside, found hundreds of marijuana plants plus other drugs such as crack and heroin, and shot gun, as women. facing numerous drug and weapons charge. caught on camera, two teams attempt to carjack a watt at a gas station in atlanta georgia. >> but what happens next may

twenty-five year old jasmine warren wasn't going down without a fight. she took on the two would be carjackers, after they grabbed her, hit her over the head with a gun, and allegedly threatened to shoot her. you can see warren struggling with one of the teens after he jumped into the driver seat. eventually, the pair gave up. but warren says they got away with her cell phone, remarkably she was not hurt. >> oh, i know they say not to do that, soap, but really gave them a fight. >> well, several police officers in two states have been suspended tonight after multi state vehicle chase ends in a violent arrest. the driver got out of the pick-up truck, and then appears to be punched by uniform officers as he knelt on the ground. news helicopter captured the end of the pursuit that started in massachusetts, and ended 50 miles away in new hampshire. the 50 year old suspect who was wanted for assault and battery was taken into custody. spokesman for the massachusetts state police use of force against suspect now under departmental review.

football world tonight. the nations oldest youth football organization pop warner has announced they're eliminating kick-offs in the three youngers divisions beginning this fall. same aimed at sellingly reducing the full speed head-on impact in the game. >> big changes. >> really. >> what do you think about that? >> that's key change, because on kick off, not only is it head-on collision, it is collisions with a running start. >> right. >> they are coming from two opposites sides of the field. that's where these injuries are coming from. actually talks of limit that in the nfl. move up where kick-offs happen, less of these collisions and really in pop warner specially younger league, don't need that. >> right. too young for that. >> they are too young for that, it doesn't have to go to all flag, but something like this can really help. >> yes. >> and shifting gears little bit to pro sports. >> it is not just in the air

>> right. >> washington sports fans even more depressed than usual right now, first the gloomy weather making dc feel like d-seattle. then the gloom of the local sports worlds, capitols lost another heart breaker, they failed to sniff the playoffs. >> this week even without the sun a ' of light shining on the sports horizon, yes, redskins, rookie, mini camp, means the season isn't too far away. skins fans are feeling pretty, pretty optimistic about 2016. the skins will go 12 and four this year. according to fans polled by the washington post, post polled 234 fans about which games the skins would win or lose, 12 and four record. this was before the team signed josh norman. last season 12 and four record would have given the skins the third best record in the nfc. not every skins fans is so cheery about the state of the team. this is fortune cookie at david chang's restaurant. the fortune size reads hashtag cider sucks. chang northern virginia native with 21 r

he opened his first dc outpost last fall. practice today, the dover international speedway where there was three-car crash involving tony stewart, jamie mc murray and the girl on fire, danica racing in the number ten autism in delaware, looking, kind of like dc metro. patrick was okay. stewart said the rec did hurt him, returning from broken back suffered january 31. >> nascar spring cup race, triple a400 driver autism can be seen on fox sports one, beginning 1:00 p.m., nascar continuing it commitment to autism speaks. from wheels on fire to sprinters, that don't tire, fairfax high school's four by 100 relay team using one massive baton. actually a hydro pole. courts wanted to do something special for their final senior meet. and decided to go with the pole stunt. i'll tell you lent of the pole would interfere with o

races, now, watch this final runner. >> oh,. >> look. >> hit the turbo button. >> even with the bigger baton. >> with giant baton, yes. in the end they took pole position, winning the meet, the video of the race has been re tweeted over 2,000 times. and has garnered national media attention for fairfax track. they get back to business next week with the virginia conference, championship. >> maybe they won't be using the high jump pole. >> i'm impressed. isn't that bigger than a regula baton. >> that's heavy. >> another one pick it up. >> their coach thought it was a joke, when they did the gesture do it, he didn't expect they would actually show up to the track with the high jump pole. at that point he just let it go. >> all right. great fun. >> thanks, brody. coming up: is your cell phone spying on you? >> talking about new trends where advertisers are getting your

conversations that you have had. but get this, you don't even have to be talking on your phone. a tech expert explains how this is happening and how you can protect yourself and your private conversations. >> that's scary. >> yes. and new emojis would show women doing more than just painting their nails. >> what? >> which remind me i need to get mine done this weekend. how they are now painting a new picture of professional women straight ahead. >> all right, i need to have more, show more sunshine, because that's what we're headed for. had bit of rain, early part of the day, now seeing clearing. i'll let you know how long that will stick around, we want you to join us right after the break. we'll be back.

>> national harbor, the professional golfers association has teamed up with non-profit group called operation shower. and together they put on a baby shower for pregnant women serving in the military. dozens of women and their families gathered earlier today for the event, and it was a huge hit. pg a and operation shower sponsored similar event. all across the country. well deserved. >> so nice that they do that. because a lot of those women wouldn't get -- >> perhaps not. you see the one woman in tears. >> yes. >> so happy. >> i'm in tears, too, because there is sun outside. i can't believe it. >> i love it. i love it. i love it. i'm glad i can be the bearer of that, now, always good side and bad side, right? lots happening. so let's get right to t we have few clouds tonight, and it is going to be cool. but we had very spectacular day today, let's focus on the positive, right? modern temperatures over the next few days, and

wow, little mix. we have little bit of both happening, starting off with some sunshine, but we are going have some storms. but the best news of all is that the weekend will not and wash out. and sunday's going to be dry, but a will the chilly in the overnight hours. so, you know, just prepping you for all of that. let's take a look at the current temperatures, it is really mild outside. when i was out before, just so comfortable. 76 degrees right now in d.c. seventy-four baltimore. we've got 70 at leonard town, 76 at dullos, and 71 degrees at annapolis, 72 degrees at cumberland. winds are moving in from the northwest, and they pick up just little bit from earlier today. so, anywhere from about maybe ten to 12-mile per hour, breeze right now, overnight lows, expected to be roughly into the 50's, across the board, pretty much. we will be little cooler than the 62 degrees there on the maps. so today, we saw some showers earlier in the day. and that's because we had frontal system. but on the back side of that, you can see, starting to get clearing trend, and that's because we have a very weak ridge of high pressure that's

building in. sue few clouds, good news, dry tonight, as all of this rain finally gets it way out of the picture, and it is all associated with frontal system. there is the front right now. and ahead of it you can see to the south, thunderstorms happening, over the bay, other than that behind it as i said, getting into some real nice conditions for you. things will take a bit of a change for for tomorrow, how mu, here is a look at future cast. by the time midday, looking g at rain showers, about 3:00 could see isolated storms in this, as women, here is the 5:00 hour, then by the 9:00, 10:00 hour starts to get out of the way. sunday dry, but over the mountains, look at this, i can't believe i'm saying this, cooler air, chance of some snow showers, over the higher elevations, sunday night, oh, boy. say it ain't so, right? but mild for us, and dry when we start saturday, before the storms kick in in the afternoon, i want to say some of the storms have a chance to be severe. very isolated in nature. ridge of high pressure

it, that's for your sunday. so under marginal risk of severe weather however for saturday, so really going have to keep an eye on radar, watch the skies for you. just be aware of that if your planning anything for the afternoon hours. for saturday into the evening, meantime, 57 for tonight. seventy-four, for tomorrow. mostly sunny skies to start out. and then by the afternoon, that's when talking chance of isolated storms. here is a look at your fox5 accuweather seven day forecast, and i want to say it will be little cooler on sunday, but who is going to complain about cooling, dry conditions, in the sun. monday, we've got another great day to look forward to. back to where we started folk, chance of showers, tuesday, through to thursday, all over again. >> oh, boy. groundhog day, here we go. >> i've been saying i think days for washing your dogs. >> good way to look at it. >> new one, never heard that one. all right. sends it over to tony and john for what's next on

news at 6:00. >> i've never heard that one either. >> winds been hitting -- >> i got to say, getting blame for all of this. >> we'll take it, thank you all. >> would you go, listen to there is avenue question for up, would you go 30 days without showering or wearing make up if it meant you could have flawless skin? >> yes! >> listen, it is worth a try. editors of beauty website tried it out. they were stunned by the results. we will show you and reveal the other benefits and maybe one down side of their experiment. >> you could probably figure that one out. also tonight, burger king known for letting custom verse it their way. fast-food giant taking customer service to whole new level. that's right, not only can you get a whopper, you can get it the way you want it, while you're in the burger king spa. >> oh, the burger king spa. >> we'll take you inside coming up tonight at 6:00.

>> disturbing trends sent group of local middle school student to the hospital today. apparently mixed up concoction that included alcohol and cold syrup. police say people have mixed similar drinks in an effort to get high. we'll have an update on their conditions at 6:00.

>> our smart phone, just how smart is it? ever notice you have a conversation with a friends, or family member, and suddenly you see those advertisements or your phones? >> some of our co-workers sparked up this conversation. >> we were talking about this yesterday. i'm going to atlantis, later this month, and so i'm showing them on my computer where

i see all of these ads for atlantis, you know, on my facebook, everything. it was crazy. >> well, i wasn't even on my phone or on facebook. i was over at her computer. we were talking about atlantis. i had my phone right here. several hours later i open up my phone, and my personal facebook feed i have advertisements to take a trip to atlantis. >> oh, my gosh. >> can you believe that? >> that's weird. >> freak i. >> i got to keep an eye out for that now. >> you really do. you know, all of those ads pop up. so if you do a google search, facebook, the ads will pop up. but, if you're just talking -- >> that's what is surprising. yes, i see these ads keep popping up, it is like yes, i know, i want those pair of shoes, don't remind me, you know? >> so it is freak i. i'm sure you're wondering if this is a real thing, and if your conversations are actually being tapped into. well, i asked a tech expert, keith erickson, very good about this on this stuff and he's explained how these targeted ads

tactics, here's what he said. >> avoid inter-active at this, around for some time, just how hit the main street where some of our major nets works have figured out that they listen to our voice, they can provide more, you know customized experience on your device if you go on iphone, if you go to settings, privacy, and your microphone, you have given access to several different apps to your microphone. so, for example, if the instagram app has access to your microphone, facebook then has access to things that you are talking about, and they can take that data and match up advertisements, then deliver those ads to you. >> soy third party developers have access to those apps. and that -- they can hear that. >> so how do you protect yourself well he just talks about it, you turn the microphone off. go to settings. then to privacy. then to microphone. and can you choose the apps where you want to cut

microphone. says it might and good lab at this time get turning the microphone on and off when you need to use that app. so you turn it off on regular basis. then when go to use the app, say facebook, it will say facebook would like to access your microphone, you say yes. you want to use that. and then go back and then turn it off. >> oh, that's the thing. gout remember to do it. >> do you have remember that. but do you have just learn how to become responsible for your own stuff. and, you know, even gps. when i get in my car in the morning, it says 15 minute or however long to work. >> yes? >> because it knows where i am going t knows your patterns, tracks your pattern, same thing going home. >> yes. >> prize we pay for conveniences. >> all right. if you text or send messages on social media, then you likely drop emoji or two in your conversation. >> emojis hugely popular as you know, and often that image can represent how

until this week, there was a lack of emojis out there to represent professional women. google is changing that. some unveiled 13 new emojis that show women in different roles from educators to lawyers to doctors since women use them more than men, leveling the playing field, have emojis specifically for women made a lot of sense. >> sure. why not? >> although i wouldn't know what i would use some of those for. >> doing some farming one day ... that's what i am ' doing this weekend, sure. >> even first lady michelle obama weighing in. she tweeted we would love to see a girl studying emojis. education empowers girls around the world. so true. >> absolutely. >> one new jersey teacher created great ice rink err for her students, wrote on her fifth grade student desk, she personalized each

parcc exam, standard exam given around the country, wrote on one student's desk: i'm not telling if you will be easy but it is going to be worth t do your best. also left two mon every kin donuts on each student's desk before the test. as you can imagine the students extremely touched for the thoughtful necessary. >> what a fantastic teacher. >> little pep talks thereon ureides being you come in. lie take. >> that's motivator. uplifting and how wonderful, my kids had their park test this week, too. they were nervous going in. >> fox5 isn't the only one grooving over justin timberlake's song. >> meet the daughter and daddy

duo blowing it up and the shout out from the singer himself. >> ♪

>> look at the dad's pants. >> jigs continue timberlake can't stop the feeling. >> i am spared this pair rocking, matching outfits, with dad wearing the pink pj pants, his daughter in beautiful pink dress. >> maybe they're not pj pants? >> i don't know what they are. >> maybe golf pants? but they're cute. two of them are totally cute together. as you can imagine there is video already a hit, so far more than 470,000 views on youtube. here is the best part, even got shout out from justin timberlake, tweeted out a link to the video saying okay t

this is the cutest thing ever. and that's it. they did such a great job, even editing it. >> ya. >> and both great dancers. >> i was going to say, she is real good, too. thanks for joining us tonight at 5:00. fox5 local news at 6:00 starts right now. >> eighth grader dead 17 year old is accused of killing him. we're live at prince william county with the latest on the police investigation. >> every public school country, use trans jenner bathrooms matching their jenner identity. >> and, if you ride metro, spec more delays this weekend, as crews work to fix major problem system-wide. fox5 local news at 6:00 starts right now.

>> hearing from the american university graduate stabbed to death on the red lion last july 4th. >> this week jasper spiers was indicted for the murder of kevin southerland. the accused killer was in court today. >> here is fox5's bob barnard. >> jasper spiers just 19 years old, was in court here today, along with more than dozen friends of the murder victim, kevin southerland, his parents visiting from connecticut. >> hitting on all cylinders when this happened. if any silver lining, i tell people that he went out, probably as happy as he's ever been, doing what he wanted to do. >> kevin souter lands just 24 was stabbed repeatedly during a robbery on a red lion train approaching the no, ma'am a metro station on the afternoon of last july 4th. killer robbing other passengers, before running from the train. >> happened so quickly that noun one -- no one was ev