jones went before the judge in her security guard uniform and her friends dressed her up in a big coat and sunglasses and a hat. we have video about 15 seconds long. long. this is francine jones as she left the courthouse just a fewca seconds ago.seco she went before the judge. the judge found probable cause for simple assault and orderednr her to stay away from thishi woman identified as ebony. ebo if you have been following thefg news you've seen interviews with ebony here in the last 24 hours. francine jones the security guard was working at the giant food over on h street, hast, has spent more than 28 hours nowou n locked up waiting to go beforeoe the judge.ge. according to a court affidavitid that's been filed in the case, it says that ebony stated thatt she first needed to go to the go restroom and that's when shes we was approached by the securityy guard.gu the security guard proceeded p to tell her that she could notco use the woman's bathroom. bhr at this time a verball altercation began between theett security guard

the security guard allegedlyll saying he/she and then she used a derogatory term for gays, said he/she need to getdo out of here.ofer at that point the -- ebony, ebo that is, exited the bathroom boo and proceeded to walk back walk into the main area of the store to go to western unionern and that's when the securityn ty guard blocked ebony from goingri back into the main area of the store.store. this affidavit goes ton say that the security guard readedre to push ebony towards the exit e door and told her you gettinget out of here today and gave her a final push outside the door.o. that's when ebony called 911al91 for assistance.for sist d.c. police arrived and they arrested francine jones. j ebony was here at thet e courthouse today.thouse t she was here to watch the proceedings. i talked to her briefly. briefly there was a story floating fat around saying that ebony had ayd stay away order to stay away a from that giant food.gian she absolutely denies that. t she said going to that giant tht food was

yesterday was the first timewasi that she's ever been there. tre so, again to recap, the the security guard, francine jones, was charged with simplere assault. she left the courthouse just aet little while ago in disguise. ds live at d.c. superior court,r paul wagner, fox5 local news. n >> all right, there's been a lot of attention on the issue is of transgender people ande bathrooms from letters fromte the feds to public schools to legal battles in northbas in carolina. >> there are even issues right e here in the district and thend t law surrounding them can beheca confusing. fox5's alexandria limon iss downtown d.c. to clear up the confusion or at least to try.. alex. >> reporter: well, yeah,or this entire topic about abo bathrooms and transgenderragend individuals can seem very confusing. however, the laws right hereaw in the district ofs columbia ci are actually very clear and the d.c. office of human human rights says those laws protect transgender individuals.ividua >> the bathroom

confusing. >> men, women, whoever.ev. they need to choose.hoos >> reporter: the director of dir the d.c. office of humanuman rights says the laws in thews in district of columbia are progressive and they protect transgender individuals.ndividua there are two distinct lawsti that deal with bathroom bhr related issues. the first is about choice. >> if an individual wants to ind use iva public restroom,m, whether's a single occupancye oa or a multiple occupancy they the get to choose the restroom they'd like to use based on their gender identity.er i >> reporter: the second putsecou the responsibility on businesses.bu >> new businesses didn't know that if they had a singlegle stall bathroom, that them, thate signage on the bathroom had toad be gender neutral.be >> reporter: but what about other people's rightste and safety concerns?ces? >> which makes me sort of

with a transgender not beingeing prejudiced. >> the victims of violencetims from what we've heard andnd learned are the individualsndids who are gender nonconformingcoor because people have reactions rt and feelings andand fling misinformation about, you know, folks being, you know,now, unusual or looking different. d. >> reporter: now, on a federal level at totally at ta different story.differ there is a lot of confusion.onfi there's a letter that went outen from the obama administrationist to all public schools aboutbo this bathroom issue.ss there's also the legal battlealb between the state of northh carolina and the department oft justice but none of those things affect the laws rightawst here in d.c. which havee actually been in place for a decade since 2006. 2 reporting live in downtown downt d.c., ad alexandria limon,adle fox5 local news. news. >> developing tonight a metro rider shares his horrifying experience after witnessing aneg man urinating on a train as he headed to work. w

line tuesday morning and shot at this video of a man going to got the bathroom on the seat ofof the train.era jones says he got little help h from metro after reporting it, too. >> actually called the metroet personnel.person they told us well if transitrans wasn't on the train then theyiny would try to show up to the next station.next stati when we got there there wase t w nothing. the guy got off at gallery gal place and like walked away virtually untouched.y >> we reached out to metro whouw told us customers should calld l metro transit police or text myntpd and include the rail thei line and car number in their report. >> hm. >> meanwhile metro riders prepare to feel some pain. pai >> tonight the massive safesives track program is out and it andi will all last for over a year. >> metro make overwill see a see year of slow down and shut downs fixing metro's safety problems. tom fitzgerald is live at metro headquarters tonight. tigt fitz this starts in a fews sttsi weeks. >> reporter: june 4th.epor that means you own av

two weeks to get ready for what will be a year's worth of disruptions and interruptionsrut of metro service throughout thru this system and there's no n other way to put this. t everyone is going to take a taka hit. virginia, d.c., maryland.d. tonight metro was warningar about this years' worth off service interruptions butns b riders are already reacting rea and they will tell you this. they know what safe track israci going to bring as far ass fa disruptions but they are also ao fed up which is what hastas become a -- with what has what become a seemingly endlessndless stream of fire smoke safetyafety problems and bad service. serce >> having to deal with it with i because it's all about safety.bf i mean like if they don't do don it, then more problems cansan come. come. >> it's going to be a problemro but we have to get around it.e . >> that's definitely going to impact me. i'm not happy about it. i i'm glad they're making thein t changes and makingmin improvements on safety if. safe. >> reporter: now, thi

is going to start june 4th je from june 4th to the 18th, theht orange and silver lines from fro ballston to east falls church, c they are going to single track for 13 days. day then on june 18, the orangeng silver and blue lines, they will totally shut down between t eastern market and minnesota mne avenue and benning road.enning a that shutdown will go for 16 16 days.ys after that, back over to virginia on july 5th, the yellow and blueline, they will be totally shutting downingow between reagan airport andrtnd braddock road for seven days. then on july 12th, the yellow yl and blue lines from reagan outgn top pentagon city, theyological shut down for seven days. now, these shutdowns and single trackings they arehe scheduled to go throughout the system until march 19th off 2017.2017 metro's general manager paul pal wiedefeld tells us he's urging n passengers tonight study this safe track schedule, learn it and then change your

accordingly into next year. nexa he says this cannot be put off o any longer.on >> you know, i understand theand frustrations they're goingng have, the individual time butvi hope fallly they can see that tt the snippet of time that they te really get impacted they canth c work around that where theyhe t can but otherwise, you know,, yo we just have to go. >> reporter: one of theter: of h biggest choke points is going g to be next fall when 100,000 customers are affected between fort totten and noma.nd this is also going have a veryey big impact on the traffic around here, folks, so even ifnf you don't ride metro rail,roai you're going to see it on your y morning commute. now, there is something youhi can do right now. n we have posted this entire ent safe track program on our web site, fox5d.c.com.5d.com metro is urging everyone start reading safe track, start understanding safe track andrack start making your plan to deal d with this over the next year. y we're live at metro headquarters tonight, tom,

>> new tonight a d.c. fire captain has been arrested ond on drug and firearms charges. cha brian grace was arrested inestei fairfax county.irfax county. he's been working for thewog fo department since 2000.000. the fire captain was assigned ae to engine eight in southeast. sa grace has been suspended suspend following his arrest.rr >> a bill known as noah's law has officially been signed by maryland governor larry hogan. . it was passed by the state's general assembly last month. the law is named after a montgomery county policego officer noahme leotta who washos struck and killed by a drunkyru driver last year. lyear. the law will put ignition ignito interlock devices in the carsvie of those convicted of drivingf d under the influence. infen yesterday the man accused of of killing officer leotta pleadeded guilty. ilty. he will be sentenced in august. >> coming up major air disaster overseas.st overseas. egyptair jet disappearing from radar crashing into the mediterranean sea. >> a desperate search is underhn way to find the wreckage and to answer this question:

it terrorism? well, donaldsmel, trump has the answer.r. we're going to explore thatplor one next.ex ronica. ro >> well, not really sure about a donald trump or hillaryr ar clintonly? there is a thirder t party candidate out there and he's polling in double digits.di we've got the story coming up next. sarah. sa >> and are you old? new data d pin points exactly when you en will start to feel it.ee i don't need to know that. hey, sue.ue. >> now, why is that story s ahead of me? [laughter]ter] >> i swear it wasn't onwear i purpose. >> i know. i'm so happy to be out here h because you know what, sarah, laura, it's sunshine that isineh pouring down instead of rainn and i am accepting orders forerr more weather just like this.e ti we'll give you an idea of what to expect when fox5 local news5s at 5:00 comes right back. >> ♪

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>> ♪ >> search efforts continue for the wreckage of egyptair flight 804.ight 8 >> the aircraft traveling from paris to cairo disappeared from radar last night 678 it'ss believed the plane crashednera somewhere in the mediterraneanie sea killing 66 people on board.bod. earlier today items including iu life jackets were located nearto the suspected site of thee crash but a senior greek airgrai safety official says the debris found

to the aircraft. aircraf both england and the unitedhe ue states has sent military shipsip and planes to help with thees te search efforts.or a help center has also a been set up near the airport forport the victims' families andilies a while the investigation is ingan the early stages, egypt'sgypt aviation minister says the crash may have been aee terrorist attack.tack. experts say that theory couldoro be supported by reports of o unusual movement by the planene just before radar contact was lost. >> meanwhile donald trump saysld the plane cronash was definitely a terror attack.tt the presumptive republicanes presidential nominee took to twitter this morning blamingummg the incident on terror. ter at the same time he angeredeng some who pointed out his lack l of cool condolences for thees victims and their families. trump tweeted "look like yet another terrorist attack. airplane departd from paris.ar when will we get tough, smartmat and vigilant. vigil great hate and sickness ." seems like some agree or atr a least at the very least areeast

his comments have beens bee retweeted nearly 9,000 times. we known know yet for sure. s there's a lot of questionsstions still. il many believe the ny b presidential race has narrowed r down to two people donald p trump and hillary clinton but cn what if we told you there youhe might still be more choices? >> fox5's political reporter ror ronica cleary is here with ay ia look at third party candidates i and one in particular whoticur h might be making his mark on the 2016 race. ronica. >> thanks laura, ralph nader n ross perot have all done it in i 2016 there's one anotherno candidate you haven't heard of libertarian governor larry johnson. if the election were today would you vote for hillary hil clinton, donald trump oregon gary johnson.on >> who is he. h >> i've never heard of gary johnson. >> reporter: do you know who gary johnson is. >> i do not. do n >> reporter: gary johnson joh he's t

new mexico who is also the libertarian party nominee forinf president in 2012 when received just under 1 percent 1r of the popular vote. pular now, he's recently made headlines because of two of tw recent polls.ls just yesterday fox news released a poll asking howoll ak would you vote if the the candidates were chin clinton cln trump or johnson and you can y see there johnson polledolled double digits at 10 percent. now, in march, johnson received 11 percent in a monmouth university poll thaty o asked a similar question. qst so i spoke with patrick murrayuy the director at the monmouthut university polling institute about his decision to includeonu gary johnson in his poll.oll. >> i was looking at the level of discontent among both b democrats and republicans inubns these primaries and there's going to be a group of people who are upsete with whoever thh nominee is and they're going to be looking for otheroking r o options so the question was, was how viable would some of these m third party candidates be ande one of the things w

remember is that third partythi candidates generally don't do well. >> reporter: well, according aci to the commission onn presidential debates, aat, candidate must receive at least 15 percent in an average of five national polls to be included on that debate stage,te something you could argue is crucial to being a real player r in a presidential race.ial re. so, would you consider votingyot for a third party candidate cdi like governor johnson. jns we've got our own poll on twitter. you can finder at ronica cleary. i always love to hear fromeafrom you. back to you, ladies. >> 15 percent.>> >> all right.>> >> well, let's take it outside now.w. we've got sunshine. >> oh, gosh, it's glorious outgl there. >> i know. >> doesn't it feel good. >> it's about time.t ti. unfortunately, sue, i get theuee sense or at least i've heardeea from a little birdie that thisti may not stick around too long.d. >> it won't stick around through the weekend, that'sek for sure, sarah so i really rea think we should considerk making tomorrow saturday.rosatu. what do you guys think? dyou >> good idea.>> gooidea >> yeah, we should completelyomt rearrange the days of the weekoe because this feels so s wonderf

wisconsin avenue crowded. c i think people are out andre oua about walking, finally withoutat jackets grabbing itsbing its sunglasses and enjoying a speculate can ler thursday evening with just the perfectct temperature.mp close to 70 degrees in manynan areas, not too hot, not too humid, not too breezy and not n even too wet for a change and cn that is certainly a bee he departure for this may. and yes, i think we can getet another one out of the dealone tomorrow but we might not bet t able to keep that streak going into the week. those are a couple our bigger headlines. we are at 68 degrees now inno the district.di i think we've been as high as a 69 but look at hagerstown andnd frederick at 72. martinsburg cumberland all upbe there in the low 70's. the reason they're warmer is they got sunnier earlier and they've heated up a bit more and that's a really significant 24-hourant temperature change. about 16 degrees warmer than it was at 5 o'clock yesterday ys in hagerstown.stow we're 4 degrees warmer here inmn d.c. but the clouds broke a t cd little bit later and everybody's enjoying this thi beautiful sunshine now. n there is our cloudy system syste pushed down to the southj

a little bit more, so glad to g see that and we're going toe'ret have a beautiful evening going g forward. we've got to tell you thatt saturday's weather maker is mer showing up.owg up. look toward the houston area. ae that is an area of low pressure that will be -- we'll b be able to tap some of thatof t deep gulf moisture and bringf in a soggy saturday whichmo may get under way late tomorrow toro night but i'm talking overnight, not anything that t will spoil your friday s evening. so, forecast for tonight, so, so nice to have the drier airrier a pushing in.g this is not the strongest areare of high pressure we've everve had but it's enough to clear c us out for the time being,ei keep things nice and dry, d clear and comfortable with, wit wow, no rain. r how unusual.l and what a beautiful sunset we e should have tonight.ight. earlier this week we were so we delightd that lanita got a got very quick picture from therom t national harbor.natial har sunset tonight is at 8:18.8. temperature should be aroundero 65 degrees. if you get a great shot like l she did tweet it to me ore facebook it to me at sue palkael fox5 d.c. d overnight not terribly chilly. l under clear skies with

little bit of patchy fog maybe in some valley areas we should drop into the low to mid-50'sid5 an beautiful start for our friday.frid sunshine is going to be be continuing but a lot of a lot questions about the weekend. wed the timing for that rain andn we will take you hour by hourr through the weekend forecastnd c coming up in just a little ait while. laura, sarah, it's going to bego really hard to can come into cin today i guarantee you.ou. [laughter]gh >> i had a hard time coming inco today.day. >> yeah, get the drinks ready out there. we'll have happy hour justust outside the station.ta >> all around.>> a >> yes. >> coming up, remembering news legend morley safer. s >> what loss. how the "60 minutes" icon diedce just a week after retiring. r >> and snapchat is being sued. s >> what the social mediat the platform may be doing with wit your facial data when you use their popular photo filter.ilte. >> kris jenner has an airportpo meltdown as kim kardashian plays a cruel prank when when leaving cannes. your entertainment headlines hdl are next.e >> ♪ >> ♪

>> ♪ >> morley safer the long timethg correspondent for 60 minutesr has died. the 12 time emmy award winner wr safer announced his retirementem just a week ago.just a week the tv news magazine aired aina special sendoff to him this himt past sunday night.un he had been with cbs newsthbs going all the way back to 1964o and even ran the network's saigon bureau during the vietnam war. morley safer was 84 years old.. >> the former long time voice of the san francisco 49ers is now suing the team after hete says he was fired because ofause his age. bob sarlotti worked for the fo team for 30 years.or 30 yea he was let go two years ago at age 66. his lawsuit claims he was told his position was being elimin

filled shortly after by a younger employee.mpyee. this marks the second age discrimination suit filedmi against the 49ers in the pastth year. the team's front office hasffic yet to comment on thenthe situation. >> yeah, doesn't look good. doe >> no. >> singer michael about blay mie canceled upcoming events.g e >> he won't say when theay whe surgery will take place but hect says it will prevent him from hm being able to talk or sing fori awhile. he was scheduled to perform atem the marvin gay tribute at the at kennedy center on june 5th. jun he was also going to be honored at a canadian artsadia event on june 11th. june >> kris jenner had a melt downel at the airport in france and frd it's all thanks to her daughter, kim kardashian.ardashi >> the reality tv superstar sert had her mom believe her phone hr was stolen when she really had y it in her hand the entire ent time. time take a look. >> looking. do i tell her or no? >> i think i sat it down.

relax. i missed all the screamingeami that you guys missed. >> you had my phone the whole tw time. ti >> no word on if jenner hasenr a any plans to get her daughter hr back for that.back f >> doesn't look like she had a l break down or a tantrum. tan >> not really. >> no. >> okay. >> coming up travel troublesin at the airport. hey,g matt. >> ♪ >> reporter: hey, guys, weor are live at the reagan national airport. you can see the leaine theree t behind me, it looks prettyre good but this summer, boy they are expecting a big mess.es lots of long lines so the s t.s.a. is asking you to get a special pass so that you can move through quicker.mo coming up we're going to tellve you that'swe not so easy. eas stay with us. >> all right, matt, thank you. u and the surprising factor thatar impacts the price you pay for f car insurance and it may notnd be what you think. hey, jim.y, jim. >> man, those kardashians arere brilliant practical jokestersoks aren't they. look, sarah's phone's right here. >> oh, no, don't touch it.ouch >> look what happened in newat h york. we have a story about a life

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>> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 5:00.. >> want to avoid those long l lines at the airport.he aport. who doesn't? one idea is to get your t.s.a. precheck.ur t.s no need to take off your shoesos belt or even take your laptopr o out of the bag. mber of ofblem the nu people who are trying get tryin authorized for the program has r now doubled from 8,000 to 16,000 in a week. fox5's matt ackland joins us j u now from reagan national with more. mo matt. you know why everybody wants to be part of this because itise makes it so much easier at the airport. >> reporter: oh, exactly.xaly. i mean, i haven't seen thoseeeth

the news.s. i've been seeing them.veeen i need to get one.oet o a lot of people have been saying that and as you said, the number has doubled.ou. we talk to the t.s.a. today..od they say typically during the week 8,000, now 16,000, 16,00 there's also been a lot ofa loto confusion in fact we went toen the d.c. office today wherehe they said that they arere accepting walk ins only.y. but it turns out when wehen walked inside, they said, no,ai, we're accepting appointmentsmens only. only as you can imagine a lot ofma al people were upset.ople we up take a look. l so i'm going to fly quite aui bit this summer and i wantedan to make sure that i was ablei sa to avoid those long lines that a we've been hearing about on the news recently.th so, i came here to downtownn d.c.d. this is one of the locations lat at the h and r block where you can start the t.s.a. precheck ph to get your authorization toou go in that line that'sr line ts supposed to move much quicker. i i brought my passport. i've got a check. got ack we're going to time it to seet s how long it takes.es. three minutes and 24 seconds

got bad news. although they were sayingg online that they werethey accepting walk ins here, when h, i got in, they said no walk ins. i wasn't alone.i wasn alone there were a lot of upsete re a people who said they came herere because they saw walk ins available and were turned tur away. some waited here a long time.d when i asked the receptionist she said we're booked all day.dl we've got nothing. take a listen to this lady. lad >> it's been very much a lakeh a for us, yeah.eah. over 38 people waiting for her who are read on line that said it was a walk in only and that they had appointments butments according to their web site it says walk in only. so, 38 people who are herere h between 11:00, 11:40 were alle a turned away. >> reporter: so, we decidedr: w to come over here to reagan national airport.po this is where they do the t.s.a. prechecks behind me. i asked can i get on then waiting list.ingis they said sure that's fine but f it's going to be over an hourr and a half of waiting so io sa

appointment and they said the sd next appointment is two to three weeks away. a all right. so, i didn't get my t.s.a. precheck today and we were told by the t.s.a., we calledt.c them and said, hey, listen, lis, your web site says come on in, o walk ins are welcome but whenmet you get the lady wasn't tooast nice and told us, you know,no we're not accepting anything.nyn they said they were going to got look the their web site andite make sure they changed that.ng keep in mind, though, although g some places are accepting walk ins like here at the airport,her you could walk in and wait int a long line.g line. they say the best bet is go is g ahead and make an appointmentoit online. online it might be two or three weeksrs later but if you walk in andn they have booked appointments, well, they could tell you as a walk in, listen we're not taking any walk ins today, soso you might save yourself a trip t by goingline and booking andnd it looks like you might haveige to wait a week or two. two check because that's just here t at this airport. thi other airports or other places p

accepting people at a faster pace. live at reagan national, matt m ackland fox5 local news. n back to you.ck tou. >> busy no matter where you whee go, no matter what line theselie days.ys. >> uh-huh.>> u >> some all rights proposedsed privatizing the t.s.a. but wet.t did some checking and reps atd a dulles bwi and reagan say s privatizinprivatizing is not son that has been discussed. >> all the congestion has a lot of people cong csidering driving to their travel tra destination. >> if you drive a car you have to have insurance.nsan it's some simple. what's not so simple how theeowt insurance companies come upe an with what to charge you for for that coverage. >> many of us think it has to to do with where we live, theive, kind of car we drive or howriveh good a driver we are but those o aren't the biggest factors facto after all and what is mayay actually surprise you and surpr could be costing you big time. . driving in the d.c. region is i not cheap after your monthly car payment, gas and gas maintenance, there's still auto insurance and while your y age reside

all add in, what really matters is your financialinanci worthiness. >> things like your credit score and whether you rent aen home or own a home, your y occupation, your educationalcatl level, as these things have tremendous impacts on the on t rates you'll pay.tes you'l >> reporter: consumers csu checkbook magazinechkboo investigated how credit canan impact how much you pay for insurance. weighing it against what we think of at s traditional risk k factors like accidents and tickets. check out this example a38-year-old single woman inann arlington starting out with excellent credit, no accidentsid and no tickets. tke say she gets in an accident accd that was her fault.er flt her insurance would go up $356. two tickets in one year, herearh rate would go up by nearly 600r0 bucks. bu but if her credit dropped from excellent to fair, that driver could expect her rates to go g up by $900 and that's with a clean driving record.ecor >> the ins

will tell you that they'rens thr rating according to the risk. rs this is what they say over andvr over again. well, we rate according to thedo risk and the risk to them is ah financial risk that somebodyl st is going to file a claim or cimo not. it is true that someone witht sw fair credit or poor credit is more like to file a claim than somebody with excellent creditlt but there is no link betweenk tw driving record, between how well they drive and creditre score at all and the companies a have never been able to prove that. that. >> checkbook says people with lower creditok are often underinsured because they can't afford the best coverage t and that ends up costing alls of us in the long run becausese when an accident claim isen filed against them theirnst th e coverage may not be enough to t completely fix the damage to your vehicle.yoic best advice, shop around.und. >> yeah, now consumersrs checkbook has done a lot of work for you and fox5 viewers5e can get a free look at their t article and auto insurance iur rate comparisons.ompari just go to our web site fox5d.c.com, search insuranceean and we'll link that you to thato that. that. wow aches had no idea abouts hao some of i that. >> okay. in today's health w

warning for pregnant women.for g a new study slows that drug commonly prescribed to treatre pain and anxiety may beay b associated with an increaseded risk of birth defects. dec the drug preglabin is approvedpe by the fda.da researchers found women whofod took the drug during the firsthf trimester of pregnancy were 33 w times more like to give birth b to a child with major birth defects. those same women were sixener times as like to give birth tobt a child with a defect in the d central nervous system. >> you never imagine the timeert would come but suddenly you realize you aren't youngg anymore. anym well, there is a blog calledlogl slowing data that pin pointed pi the exact age when we start to t feel old.ld. turns out that age is 37 or 38. that's the exact moment when people start to feel like thefee world is full of teenagers.rs >> get off my lawn. [laughter]gh >> kids these days. kes >> yeah. they always feel like music is too loud and they struggletruggl getting out of bed in the i t morning. in who are these 37-year-old

>> that was me at 12t 12 struggling to get out of bedf in the morning. morni come on. >> but there is a silver lining apparently here. the u.s. is one of the youngest countries in thehe world, so technically iff you're 37 or 38, you're stilloul younger than the general population.pula >> i don't buy that at all. >> yeah.>> y like we were saying before, it's all in your mind.in >> it's the age when you go y g from worrying about happy houray to the denny's early bird earlyd special, right?ial, [laughter]r] >> no. >> the 19's early bird specialsc for some 37-year-olds is stillli at 2:00 a.m..m >> that's true.t's t >> that is an early birdar bir special. or a late night special. spe >> i know i just find myselff getting progressively -- every year age i it's like two years grumpier. >> you were grumpy at three. th. >> i was, i was. well, i was too busy gettinget harassed by my younger sister.is she was the tyrant of theof t family. i was the good boys. redskins name controversy kicking up again. >> oh, boy. >> this time you might be surprised by the results of as r neesulw poll that just came oute but the question is the

redskins name controversyns n about to spark again? washington post may have done so with a poll outos today.od the paper says it reached touteu by 504 people and in all 50 a 5 states who self identify as a being native american.me 90 percent of them said they say had really no problem with theow team's name.team some even say they he see it it as some kind of term of endearment. a lot of controversy from native americanof groups to theo contrary.contrary redskins owner dan snyder whoano has been steadfast in hisstdfas support of keeping the name the had this response saying "the s washington redskins team ouream fans and community have always believed our name representspr honor respect and pride.ndride today's post polling shows pling native americans agree. agr we are gratified by thisrerati overwhelming support from the sp native american community andtya the team will proudly carryly cr the redskins name "the poll "tho will not settle this.tle this is going to go on for a long advertisement. its nfl agreed to pay back about $723,000 to the federal00h government after a stinging sngn study investigating the use of your taxpayer dollars forollars so-called pro patriotic displays. the study you might remember ree this one identifie

$7 million in tax money going towards star spangle pregame pre tributes in all four majoralfouj sports. commissioner roger goodeller goe says the amount reflects money m spent on appreciation eventsatin not recruiting exercises clawexr the initial intent of that money. speaking of appreciationki young nats fan in new yorkng fan received a cool souvenir. wilson ramos lost his grip. g a security guard intervenedrven taking away because they ruinuse all the fun. boo. never fear bryce is here. the b m.v.p. on his make m baseball fun again crusadeinru gave a bat of his own to thehe kid in return to bryce how brych about is not the only natsnly n that's giving back. ging there's the bat right there.re. but tyke a look at this.ats. max scherzerer is getting some love from mets country. country a dad from brooklyn sharednhare this one with fox fox5. f joe larock today

die hard mets fans. before the game joe's 11-yreear-old son was watching warmups when he yelled hey maxde great game last night. scherzer's response thanks and r catch. they went backes and forth for f couple of minutes.. >> that's awesome.om >> after jung joseph says i'm not giving it back.ng itack. i'm not giving it back. it back. here's why.here why his dad told me they were outd r there a little earlier.le e he caught one ball. the dad said look you're 11'r years old, give the ball tohe the younger kid.younge k so he did.id and then that's the reward soew he got a ball got to play catch with max scherzerer is.zer >> too cool.>> too c >> i love that it's on videooni he too. too. >> it's on video.>>t's on video. by the way the dad told me we're life long mets fans buts now we're nats fans, too. t >> ooh, see that's how we get you. >> yeah, yeah. >> awesome. >> all right. >> i was happy. it was good -- you need those heartwarming stories aftertoriet seeing fights in baseball andasl things like that. >> yeah, that makes it all it a better. better >> absolutely. >> coming up snapchat sued. sue why some users say the socialayt media site is saving yourin facial data.

>> facebook fail a dad whok fa live streamed his wife givingiv birth, he says it was all all big accident.iden >> real life rapunzel. rapunze why this woman says she wants w to grow her hair to reach her feet. feet sue. >> i'm not sure i can compete with these stories. ohwi, but wait. wai i've got sunshine in the forecast. and also i have to tell you guys, the pollen count i is alsa going a little bit cuckoo on us.us today grasses were on the medium side so you really r notice that coming on.g trees were high and guess what? smelled als mold is alst sun is going get those trees going crazy tomorrow.inazy tomor we'll keep sun in the forecastoc but we can't guarantee he thatet through the weekend.roug we'll take a look at that hour h by hour saturday forecast. so many of you have plans.av p we're doing our best here,e, kids. fox5 will be right back.

>> ♪ >> that's not usually what it u thin of when i look at the i l white house. >> good vibrations when youhen have sunshine, doesn't mattere,m what you're looking at.ou'rlook >> i know. >> especially after the weather we've had.we >> i know. kno >> we'll take it.ak you know what, that's probablyha what the president is doing ioi right now, singing good vibrations. >> exactly. >> he should be. it's a gratitude check, isn't it. it. >> totally. >> after all these days thatll have been so cloudy and damp, dm it is so great to get a sunny s afternoon and the good news is w we're going to do it again tomorrow. association it is mostly aioit i fantastic friday and the onlynl reason we say mostly is because the clouds will startila to come in friday nightday beltway we think rain from our m saturday system will hold off h until maybe 3:00 in the morning but that rain onnn saturday we're going to bee're waking up to it and i'm afraidfr it's going to be with us foror nasty of the daylight hoursof and then taper off to showers later in theap day. and that will happen probablyy 6 o'clock or so.oro. we're going to take youe through that forecast here in f a moment. sunday should be a little bitbel better but we can't even realn a out a quick shower on

but we'll enjoy what we have h today.toda that is for sure.at i a lot of places near 70. 70. a bit warmer as you get out towards frederick, hagerstowner and cumberland because theyause got sunnier southeastern andeast have been enjoying a reallyenyig fantastic late morning withte mt sunshine into the afternoon.no there goes our system that hasts been so stubborn and hanging han out on the virginia-north carolina border stalled reallyay for much of the month of mayf m as high pressure up over newpvee england has kind of kepts kind k everything parked in placement p so, we've got the clear skiesar now and a weak area of high of h pressure that will build in toti give us a beautiful evening an n fantastic friday. this is what we're going to beeo watching though, coming into i town for saturday. satur that is going to be able too tap the gulf moisture.th it's going to move through the tennessee valley and head overeh to the carolinas.arolinas. that's when we'll start seeingae rain heading in our direction dr but for tomorrow, lots off sunshine, temperatures in the ie 70's. it should be a beautiful day bid and then here comes our com o southern system.uthern syste we haven't seen too many ofn toa these. we've had weak areas of lope that have been coming in from c the west.es this one's coming up from the ur south and those clouds will be in by nightfall as that systemys

it is a soggy saturday andynd i've heard from so many of youfu on twitter and facebook, faceboo you've got weddings graduations, bridal showers, sho the preakness, things thatng would work so much bettereter without rain.ain. unfortunately we're just goingeu to have to have a plan b pla because we think the tnk t temperature only about 62 degrees, chilly day, lots l of clouds.lo we brighten it up a little bit on sunday, 72 degrees but can't eliminate a shower evenwe then. so, talking about the abo t preakness. you know there they will be out there all dayhe long and ita looks like gates will be opening at 8:00 in thein morning. we are expecting a temperature of about 56 degrees.degr we think the rain is particularly heavy if notot moderate in the morning. mor first race at 10:30, there30 will be rain at 57 degrees.7 der and by the time the preakness pe stakes begins at fix:45 we:4 w think the rain will taper offerf to showers but it will still wil be wet. be w another great thing going ongren this weekend rain og r shine, s, the gaithersburg book festival. we would love you to check l that out. 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. a. saturday that's at at gaithersburg city hall,rg cit 62 degrees. what a great cause.

folks and here is youris you futurecast. we'll give you a quick look at how things pan out for pan o for saturday.satu starting out friday night atutra 10 o'clock it will be cloud b co deal. by 8:00 a.m., here comes thehere rain and again some moderateodet rain by 7 o'clock, 6:45 to 7:00 you can see we still havell some rain around but at least l it's a little bit lighter and even into midnight we're stilldg watching a few showers.we sunday will be better but we b w cannot say that there won't t still be a shower even aroundro the noon hour as we try to break out of the grips of that f system that's going to be that'o coming into town.mingnto so, bottom line for theine fo weekend, it looks like it willt be again wet for saturday. surda drier for sunday.un we have a nice trend going gng monday and tuesday.. we're warming up, maybe a spotty shower monday.wer excited to say that weather day on wednesday should stilldti be our first 80-degree day of dy the month and a dry day.ay thursday very warm, 85 degrees. we are cooperating with theoorag nats for weather day.eather i'll talk more about that at 6 o'clock because maybe you can come out to the game and tt say hi to all of us. all right, that's it for me. let's -- are we sending backendc

we are. >> yes. >> we'll take it. >> thanks sue. >> let's head over to tony and shawn now for a look at what'sta coming up next on fox5 localox5 news at 6:00 hey, guys. >> hey, i'm sorry i was dancing. sue was talking about the sunshine. >> yes, can can't wait. >> how can youes not?ot >> whoo-hoo! >> about a week away but weeaway tomorrow is going to be nice.goi like that. >> looking forward to it. have you guys seen> ha target's latest ad campaign? esa the retail giant is catch something heat for this ad. a new at 6:00 we'll tell you whylw some people are upset and whatna the retailer told them and howmh the retailer told them getm ge with it.th >> then it's being called a c medical miracle can. c the recipient of the first the t penis transplant in the u.s.sp is talking about hisal experience and his hope fornd hp the future.ut >> and despite all the recent r talk about breastfeeding inding public places there's been ahe e dramatic increase in thee in number of nursing moms who sayws they're being discriminatediscrn against at work because theyk bt have to pump. join us for those stories andr much more comingst up tonight at 6:00.00 >> ♪

>> social media giant snapchatme at the center of a new lawsuit. >> the suit claim the company has been retaining and storingdl bio metric data from users who use the lenses feature to superimpose images on their face. the real facial feature disappears after 10 seconds but the lawsuit allege the bio metric data is still in the stii possession of snapchat. the fear that the intel couldhet be used to compromise creditredi card and other accounts that t use facial detectione cial technology. the suit seeks damages and adama quick stop to nap chat's alleged retention practices.raic >> a private moment for aoment a couple in sacramento countyou has gone viral.. >> a plan live streamed the births of his son on facebookfao but he says it was an an accident. and that he thought the streamhm was only going his family.am >> not so. >> i didn't really notice thatt it was on are

somebody said push, push and puh it was my little cousin.e cousi >> i thought he was just filming regular and he put ite i on live and i didn't knowid until the end.the e so, yeah, i was surprised. >> oh.>> oh. >> oh, that's what happened.ha the video hat's been -- it's been -- it's been seen by more than 250 -- well, it's been b seen more than 250,000 times.im some people have criticizedcritd the couple saying the video was ale little too personal.ersa >> you think? thi >> but they say even though it was an accident they don't they' mind that their special momentln was shared with the world. wor >> did you see it? >> yeah, i am looking at itt now.no i'm sure she was afraid thereaie were some special moments that s were, yes, shown as well. wel my gosh. i'll be so mad at my husband.y d okay, meet the real life rapunzel taking the internet ine by storm. she has not cut her hair in 13 years. in fact she's been on a mission since 2003. since 2 look at this. >> wow.

it reaches her toes. then she plans to donate herdonr hair to be made into numerous nr wigs for those in need. that's great. meanwhile you can gush over her luscious locks on her popular instagram account. it's amassed over 123,000 followers. >> very cool. >> yeah. >> wear that hair as a dress. de >> she could. all right thank you for joining us. fox5 locrial news at 6:00 starts right after the break.

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>> the transit agency isgency is stepping up to make your rideid safer.fe how the new maintenance plannten could impact your commute. and.. >> it's going to work.s g to >> he's speaking for the firstet time. a cancer survivor is optimistic after agroun a groundbreaking surgery. >> it is good to have you withow us tonight at 6:00 i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins about.erkin. an hour ago a d.c. security.c. c guard accused of blocking ag transgender woman from aro ladies' room walked out oftf court. the incident happened at the giant grocery store northeast. fox5's paul wagner starts usrt u off live from d.c. superior supo court. paul. >> reporter: hey, tony andt.r: d shawn. shaw francine jones was released on her own personal recognizanceeca and spent about 45 minutes 45 mt inside the courthouse puttinguti on a disguise. disgu we'll slow you video of vid francine jones as she left thett courthouse wearing a bigearing jacket sunglasses and a hat.s a according