right new at 10 roads destroyeds and homes washed out, help is on the way after deadly flooding in west virginia for residents who don't know they'll even be ableb to rebuild.rebu then a controversial plan toto clean up the mess left by geese in montgomery county parks. how the humane society program is fighting back against a program that would kill thousands of birds. an emotional program at a local hospital. it was fright especiallying bute the nurses are what got us through it. former premiers return to visit the people that helped safe their lives. fox5 local news the at 10 start0 right now i'm matt ackland and i'm lauren demarco. we start tonight with the forecast. after a beautiful weekend of sub any, dry days you may want to be prepared for a change, maybe that umbrella come monday.onda there's a life look

gwen joins us now. are we looking at some storms tomorrow? >> we are looking at some storms tomorrow. it looks like they'll develop ie the later part of the day so we'll definitely be keeping an eye on radar. in the meantime it was spectacular for you today.oday all the elements came together for you to enjoy anythingnyth outside that you would like to. we actually hit into the 80s at all three airports, the good news is humidity was very low so it was comfortable out there with all the sun. still under some mild conditions at 74-degrees in the nation's capital. we have 68-degrees at fredericksburg.ksbu that's the same for leonardtowna baltimore at 72, dulles at 7171 and we've got 72-degrees at winchester as well. so winds are very light. they're moving in from the soutm and what is happening is we are going to see tonight, however, into tomorrow those dewpoints starting on rise, humidity is going to make a

but you'll start to feel it mort specifically on tuesday than onn monday. but you're going to notice the difference in the atmosphere for sure. for tonight, 68-degrees. a light southerly wind, mostly clear skies and mild. i'll have more details in youryr full forecast a little bitle b later. now to the tragic situation h in west virginia.i residents are trying to recoverv from massive flooding there andd at the same time bracing for more problems tomorrow. heavy rain is expected to moveoe in and a flash flood watch is in effect for 25 counties.ount the floods last week were too blame for two dozen deaths. we get the latest from fox's garret kenny. >>reporter: here in the town of clinitron search and rescue efforts are still underway but for the most part as well as the rest of the other state it's nos moved onto a cleanup and recovery operation. this is one of the main areasain folks have been looking for l their belongings now. this creek normally a few inches deep, but on thursd w

flash flooding it was all the a way up to the roadway level. ten feet. now, this right here, this used to be a bridge connecting the roadway and this home.home when these flash floods happeneo two homes and a car up river got swept away, carried down thishis extreme and completely knockednk over this bridge made of steel and concrete.and you can see in this video the woman who lives here she took t video of the moment that that ta bridge gave way.ay. folks today they're walking up and down this creek searching for miles of debris for any of their belongings. folks say as they go piece by piece finding what used to be the question remains of whethert or not they will return, whether or not they will rebuild. the good news is is it a federal declaration has been made for b three of the hardest hit counties that will help some folks, but the governor is hoping to add ano

counties to that declaration as well. folks here is trying to see how it is they're going to move on at this point. in west virginia, i'm garret ten i, fox news.ews. in the district a mass of traffic after an uber car and ad van collided.llid it happened around 5:00 p.m. on massachusetts avenue in northwest. the uber car flipped over durind the crash. that driver was hurt and taken to the hospital for treatment. no word yet on what caused the accident or while or not the police will file any charges. fox5 in montgomery county where geese could soon be going from the park to the dinner plate. the county says the birds arere becoming a health hazard. the plan is to kill hundreds ofd the geese and use the meet tomet feed those in need. fox5's lindsay watts is life ate one of the parks where this isis planned. lindsay. >>reporter: i've been here at martin luther king regional park in silver springs for much ofuch the day and i've

strong opinions on both sides of this. there's a whole lot of geese. you can't see any out here now but they have left their markark all over the park and that's wht the county is saying some of thf birds have to go. for some park goers abundant wildlife is the main reason to visit. they're an interesting bird. donna crow neck and her friender come here just to much what the geese. >> probably about two times a week. weou like to see them whetherwht they're out in the water or outr on the grass eating. while there's no arguing these birds add to the ambiance it'sce to the point they're adding too much, damaging vegetation and basically taking over at times. thoroughly not afraid of everything. michael sandstrom often visitsnd with hisst son. his he says he loves animals, but enough is he you have new. they've taken over the park.rk it

i don't trust him to run aroundn with all that fecal matter onecl the ground. it's just not sanitary. montgomery county agrees. of park officials say they have tried everything to reduce theec goose population at this parkark and over at rock creek.reek they say as a last resort they'll be rounding up 300up 3 geese, out nicing them and donating the meet to the food bank. i really don't like geese, but i think there could be other stepp they co to move them into another location.to a we love to see them. i'm from kenya and we have so many animals walking freely.reel that's a good thing to see. and not as slowly as traffic here. officials will start rounding up geese in

the humane society is one group that is strongly against this. they've written a letter to montgomery county parks urging against out nicization. i was just speaking to a parks official by phone and he says the county doesn't take this lightly. he says that they really have exhausted other options and he's urging people not to feed geesee not here and not anywhere. a he he says that's one thing that adds to the problem we're seeing now. lindsay watts, fox5 local news.. > now to prince william countyn the police officer killed on tho first day of her job is nows being honored by the owners of a local brewery, the ten canon unvailed a new beer in honor of officer ashley guindon. he was shot and killed while responding to a domestic violence call.vi this effort is to raise moneyse for the wounded officers and for the again done fa

the beer is named part of the lion. that's a great gesture.est i remember that night.ight it such a tragic, tragic evening. i'm glad the community is comins together to help the family out. turning out to the raise for the white house. hillary clinton supporters very excited. donald trump, however, on the defensive. hillary clinton is getting some goodis news this weekend, two nw polls release sunday showing her with the lead over donald trump. an nbc news wall street journalr has her up by five points. an even wider margin 51 to 39 percent. donald trump taking to twitterwt to criticize those numbers.um heavy on democrats, very dishonor. why would they do that. other polls good.ood. his campaign manager also lashed out. our campaign is confident t

we are not behind the clinton campaign. they're muscle bound. clinton was back out on the campaign trail sunday afternoonn pledging unity between the two parties. we will disagree.il i disagree with some of my m democratic friends, but i think there's much more we can agree. i know we can't get big things done unless we work together. this comes as george willowllow posed donald trump for months announcing that he's leaving the republican party. i left it for the same thing ie joined it. i joined because i'm a conservative. donald trump was quick a response on twitter saying george will one of the most over rated political bund ants whoca lost his way long ago has leftas the republican party. he has made am bad calls, butut george will has a response too that tweet. he has an advantage on me because he can say he knows about everything he knows and i can't. both

on the conventions and theonve general election.. in beyond annapolis, mike emmanuel, fox news. > still ahead at 10, violenceil erupts at a kkk rally inlly california. this is a terrible one. the latest on a clash with counter protestors that sent multiple people to the hospital. more fallout from great britain's decision to leave the europe union. a great reunion at a local hospital. patience meeting the doctors ant nurses who helped safe theirheir lives. we're back in a moment. stay with us. .

chaos today outside california'i state capital things got violent when a kkk rally was met byy counter protestors. multiple people were taken

the hospital after the groups clashed. fox5's jennifer davis is here with the latest. even any. >>reporter: at several them were hospitalized.hosp it involved more than 150 and areaicses and anti farceusesarce protestors trying to stop 25 knee oh nasis who did have ana permit to rallysi on the steps.s video shows a really chaotic scene. some people wearing masks other running and being chased by folks carrying sticks. the traditional work party, aart group linked to white prep situate and far white causes haa a planned protest at noon. they were met with hundreds of counter protests by a group against racism, sexism and other forms of bigotry. bi this group showed up firstirs trying to stop the 30 or soso members of th

group and it quickly dissolved into a violent scene. as the morning went on, a number of skulls broke out and culminated with a number ofof assaults that took place on the capital grounds. at this time we've become awarew of as many as five stabbing victims. none of those individuals who sus contained injuries arent believed to be inai lifee threatening condition. there were people who were upset for one reason or another andora were acting out in a way thatt was apparently criminal. officials don't know if this was planned or just people reactingp to the events as they unfolded. it's also not known which groups the stabbing victims were part of. lauren. thank you, jenny. developing tonight more falloutl from bright and decision to leave the europe union. scotland's leader threatening to block the move and the labor union also under fire for not pushing harder to stay in the eu. we get the latest from

benjamin hall. >>reporter: as the dust set after the uk decision to split from the europe ononbritain is wondering who should leave the country after the prime minister steps down protests now breaking out in scotland, the region voted overwhelming to stay in the eu and now the scottish prime minister is hinting atinti over turning the vote. i didn't create these situations. i've got to try to navigate the best way forward through them. this comes as us secretary ofs e state john kerry arrived in europe sunday ahead of talks with both europe and british leadersa and already working toi ease tension. the most important thing is thas awful us as leaders work together to provide as much continuity, as much stability, as much certainty as possible ip order for the

understand that there are waysas to minimize disruption.srup there's also a petition calling for second he u referendum and it has already garnered almost 3 and a half million signatures. people need to reconsider. i think everyone is regrettingrr it. as tensions continued to rise, investors are bracing themselves for tomorrow's opening pounds. the pound is at its lowest levels since 1985 and the global markets are still reeling from s this news.tthis in london, benjamin hall, fox news. > back here at home we want to take a life look outside. ou we're going to check in on the forecast. we can't complain it has been a simply beautiful weekend. now it is time to head back to work so what does that mean. we're coming up with some changes, you know, so we're

going to have to keep your eyes to the skies once we get in into tomorrow. we had today, we had yesterday, an absolutely fantastic weekend. i'm sure nobody complained. letsly take a look at the temperatures. the warm air is still pretty much in place. 74 in the nation's capital and that's the same for annapolis. we have 68-degrees at frederick, 7 # at dulles and 67 #* 67 at culpeper. ridge of high pressure has beenn in controlling over the past few days. it is now heading its way outut heading off to the northeast and as it does we're going to end up seeing a frontal system head ou way. take a look at all the lightning with these storms that to the west of us. that is what's heading our wayay once we get into tomorrow. the first part of our day willil be fairly nice before we start to see them move in. definitely bears watching.atch overnight lowe's tonight into the 60s every where. very light winds pushing in fron the south and we've got a veryey unsettled start to our week. i'll let you know how long

we're going to be back to some calmer conditions with my full forecast, back to you.you. a hometown favorite clinched his first of pga tour victory congressional country clubcoun today. congrats to billy hurly, the third. the leesburg native won thethe quicken loans national. he was on the golf team during his time at loudon p county high and was a naval academy graduate. before today he never finished higher than fourth. congratulations to him. extreme weather out west. a wild fire is tearing throughei miles of land in california.alif how communities are beingbein impacted by the flames. and metro making safety a priority. how the transit spent time preparing for a potential emergency today.

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> we are continuing to monitor development out west where a deadly wild fire has now destroyed at least 200 buildings and homes in central california. firefighters say that they're making some progress as they try to contain the fire.ire. we get the latest from fox's will car. >>reporter: an out of controltl wild fire has burned 200 homes b and billingsu if in california. they're working to build a perimeter which has scorched 6 some miles since breaking out thursday. a fire north of loss angels showing no signs of being contained at all. fighting flames fueled by whobyw the weather and brush and grass left bone dry by a five-yearve-y drought.ough helicopters and air tears also in action. the firings being blamed for th death of an elderly couple who wereki

continuing to search through homes, many of them reduced to ash. there are going to be folks we know that have lost their house. it feels greatful that you weree spared, but you just look around you at the devastation and it just is horrific. these people had house yesterday morning when they got up and now they don't. california governor has declaree a state of emergency.rgen warned not to return until theyy screen for toxic materials. if you look around, there is a lot of destruction and the potential for more fatality. at this point we have to go to each property and in sure that there is no victims. we're utilizing cadaver dogs. we have nine search dogs and we have nine teams out currently canvassing these areas.s. the cleanup will continue in the coming day. one neighbor said it looks likes a bomb went off in this-

neighborhood. when we asked her what she's going to do she says she'll take it day by day.y. > still ahead tonight,ight preparing for an emergency.erge we'll take you inside a safety drill metro held today for first responders. okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ]

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exactlily monday. >>reporter: passengers were rescued off a smoke-filledmoke train.tr firefighters reviewed the maps of the metro system and heldstem fire hoses and other equipment as they headed into the dark tunnel between the greensboro ge metro stop and the tyson'syso corner station where the train was stuck. while this time it was only a disaster drill, it's a scenarioa that unfortunately that has played out too many times on reel metro trains filled with customers causing chaos, injuries and even the death of carol glover in 2015.in 2 we tried to make these as real world as possible so we want to see how we're going to manage crowds, our first responders ar going to communicate, how we'ree going to communicate with our riders and our customers. it's so important that we communicate effective.ecti fairfax county fire and rescuece practiced dealing with thed situation,de

commands and radio communications.atio things that have been problem ph attic forav metro in the past.at helping to make the scenarionari more real world for the more than 100 volunteers who boarded the train and simulated being rescued by the crews. we've had a lot of incidents that have happened over the pase couple of years and the new p gm is no nonsense over safety. i take metro every day to worko so i thought i'd participate. we have been emphasizing howmph important it is to have a safett culture at metro. we know there hasn't been oneben and that's concern that everyone has brought up time and timeime again. we have the new safety directorc of metro here today.e and this is a first time metro's new chief safety officer is overseeing a disaster drill. pat laugh in stepped into the position in the beginning of mai and

with metro's new gm can fix som of the problems on the troubled transit system. reporting in fairfax county, alexandra limon, fox5 local new. > good to keep that focus onon safety going. i'm off tomorrow.orro i'm thinking about going to the pool tomorrow afternoon, is that going to happen.pen. >> go in the morning. what time do you think we'll see a little rain? once get closer to the evening hours we're going to have to see the keep the eyes to the sky. rush hour might be a problem tomorrow. >> we could possibly have a problem. we're going to show the futurecast in a few seconds. today was fabulous, yesterday was fabulous. i mean we really lucked out thil weekend, especially with all thy outdoor activities that we're were going on. so hopefully you got a chance to get outside and enjoy it, but yes, change is on the horizon as always. aal really nice shot outside. not much happening in the

we don't have clouds to really talk about either. temperature wise we are actually still very mild and it's pretty comfortable out there you abouto that's also going to change. lots of changes it's going to bo a weather buff a i as we headas into the week. mostly clear skies tonight,ight mild, temperatures are going to be in the upper 60s. monday we start sunny but then we have some storms by the time we get into the afternoon hourss so we'll keep our eye on that. light winds into the week andeek also humidity making a come back gradually going to start tort sneak in as we head intoo tonight. today's highs with no humidity. it was in the 80s pretty much every where in all our neighborhoods. it was a pretty warm day out there. i was out and you can feel theel sun glaring down, but it was a wonderful weekend.week 74 in d.c., 7 # at baltimore. we have 71 at dulles while 69 is the temperature at fredericksburg this hour and 70-degrees to the north at frederick. light southerly

ridge of high pressure, it hast been sticking around all weekenn and that's what's controlled all our weather and giving us all the great sunshine giving us fairly clear skies tonight, butg it is going to head off to the northeast tonight and open upp the door for some pretty active weather as we see the approachar of a frontal system heading ouri way. in the meantime also we're goini to see a return of humidity and more heat as the jet extreme stays well to the north of usof and you'll start to feel that stickiness in the atmosphere once you get into tomorrow.tomo by about midday tomorrow it wilt be about 83-degrees. we'll see a few clouds by the 4:00 hour at about 86-degrees. but then we start to see some changes. this is the weather system that we're keeping a close eye on. look at all the lightning inight this. we expect to see some of this moving across the appellations.l once we get into the first partr of the day. now they have the greatest riskk right now of seeing some of this become severe.se we're going to watch how it develops into the afternoonnto hours. what you need to keep in mind is that this is going to be a c

across. we're going to be in this very who the humid air mass.s. we always know about the clashkn is of thowe masses are, the whot the and the cold. we can't rule out that someome significant instability can creep up. right now storm prediction center doesn't have us under anr risk so that's at least someea good news. once again, by the time when gen into tomorrow afternoon we'ren e going to have to really watchtch it. let's take a look at what we're pecking in the early part of the week. once again we're talking warmtak and who the conditions. more warmth is going to move up. we're going to see theo se temperature really start to rise, but that frontal systemt will be the trigger for us seeing some storms and theynd might linger until tuesday as well as that frontal system tends to look like it's going to stall out. here's futurecast, one of our models. here's 11:00 in the morning ovev areas of the west where wewest expect it to fire up. here we are close to the 4:00 4 hour. hagerstown right in the line ofi it.

6:00 we start to see it moving into d.c. this is where we'll really have to watch this and see how itit does progress. 68-degrees in for tonight mostly clear overnight, some light fog. can't rule that from overnight into about prior to sunrise tomorrow morning. 87-degrees tomorrow, sunny skiey the first part of the day, the d chance of storms for later part of the day.y. here's a look at your accuweather seven day forecast. we're talking about thathat unsettled pattern for the first couple of days and then by hump day we're back to dry conditiond and sunshine. by the end of the week we could see a few more storms popping up as ill well.well before we leave we want to to congratulate some of our fox5 family on winning on is over the weekend. mr. was beyond the lens. that's david bus, one your of our editors. there's holly morris.

this is paul wagner, he won an aware, but holly was accepting for one of our photography and editors, he won three he emphasizing any mys much that'ss great. paul wagner and dave waswas accepting for beyond the lens. what do we call that. >> a special we did where a lot of our photographers, lee less any acquisition producer wasprod involved and also our promo team, tap that app, thatthat commercial. we certainly work with some ofme the best people in town. >> congrats to everybody and everyone who was nominated as well. former premes return to the nick you. wounded warrior taking on the potomac, how kayaking is helpine them heal. heal.

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> sad news out of tennessee, the familyew of haul of fame basketball coach pat summit says her health continues to decline. summit led the university of tennessee basketball team to att national titles during her her career. she announced in august of 2011 that she had been diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's disease. her family says the past few days has been difficult as the a disease progresses. am former players and fans are sending their well wishes and prayers. combat veterans come home, they deal with all sorts of trauma both physically and mentally. mn sports are often used for these vet to get back some of theme things they lost, a sense of purpose, feeling of accomplishment and

brody logan has the story of a group of people who are battle the potomac river to over come their disabilities. >>reporter: just a half mile away from the commotion of the district lie at certify reno what is is, surrounded by rushing white water. all i can see are rocks and trees and birds and there's no o sign of human civilization.. i can completely forget that i't 15 minutes away from metro buses and traffic and politicians andl everything that's going on in

the city. it is well worth the trek, arek, haven for pad letters in a me m trop last full of pad letters. coming to the river was a place to release that stress. what a venue that we have in the washington, d.c. area, this river, this is world class white water. some come here to escape. others come to train.rain but the pad letters of team t river runner come here to heel. kayak means work boat so the work our acquisition is help with healing and purpose. you get a little l more assertive, you're going to do a lot better. be we saw some guys in wheel chairs missing limbs and we're like that's a no

we'll put them in a kayak. they now have 51 chapters in 4 # states. when you lose your leg or your r arm you're losing a lot of lot yourself and a lot of your ability. the guys here don't take that aa i can't do something now. there's so many things you can do. mike would know. kn he had his leg amputated after t getting cancer when he was justw three years old. life is so much more than sitting in a wheelchair. whe you can do so much more. m you have the power to do really anything you want to no mattero what people tell you and what sometimes you and i know i do this, tell yourself. for those that tell themselves h they can't, joann his crew will do anything to prove that they can. i've got quad amputees, three oe them have pat led with team wi river runner now and they're missing all four limbs. incomplete quadriplegics that can't use all four limbs are paddling with us if they can use their arms. arm or we take them out

kayak. want to get in a boat. everyone has a beautiful story e to tell. they've got their own struggles and they've got their own victories. we see larry here, that guy is 81 years old an comes out and hd runs white water. wa his dr. told him that he wants him to die running white waterhe and not of cancer. ca who does that? we do that. they do that multiple times a a week, in the pools of walterf wa reed and on these rapids, the ra very same rapids where the us whusite water team trains where they can forget about theirheir daily struggles. literally breaks the day. you cannot be at work. wo you can't be thinking ofhin something else when you're yo running white water.ru you have to be present in thethe moment, where you're the at.e yo when you're doing that think doi about the power that would be wu for someone who has a brain juror pose traumatic stress, tor be able to let go of thosef things that have been playing pl them.

and i've built friendships thatf will go on the rest of my life with vets i wouldn't have met outside of team river runner. every day is inspiring. it makes you not think abouthin what your own issues are. when i start to think about i got a problem, you know what i do? i close my eyes. oh that's what my blind vets see every day, that. i don't got a problem. they over come things. they keep moving. wonderful program. so am great messages from all fr those guys, too.oo. closure eyes, it still sticks st with me. me. i saw that story before. that's such a great message.essa closure eyes and think of the people that can't see and yourny life is not so bad. great stuff and very wonderful shot. good job, guys. retired

o'neill is now a basketball ambassador a part of the state department's mission to foster a better relationship with cuban citizens. baseball, soccer, basketball, it's all about sports. we share a lot of dreams in common. we want to come over here and extend a friendly hand and stard moving things up. u o'neill and the rest of the mission team will return to ther united states on tuesday.ed we have an s emotional reunion t anova children's hospital. hos former patience come back to thank the. > s and nurses who saved their lives. could your time spent mappingti actually beme bad for your lifel in you research suggests that adults should limit those naps. .

> they were once the contain yes, sir most fragile patience at anova childrens hospital now hell ian living. today they returned.etur the former reunion of former patience and their doctors and nurses who saved their lives. this reunion for nicu patience foray nova hospital in falls church lasted just a few hours. but the children here have spent far more final time with theseee nurses than that. some were here important one, two, even more that. the bonds formed during thathat time are intense.ense she weighe

ounces and that was a hugehuge turning point in our lives.ive it was heart breaking, it wasitw horrible, but the nurses are what got us through it.t. so we come back every year just to say thank you because how do you thank people like that when they've given you something so wonderful. this is a happy event and a super emotional one, too. we see them at their sicks andad to see them running around and playing is probably the most amazing thing in the world. their kids have come home and it definitely makes going to work every day worth it. dr. baker was worth when alexis pros cot was born weighing just and was still in touch with the family.fa alexis really is the he pit myit of what we do. she was v born very early andnd very small and 17 years ago shes was at the edge of

she has had this will to survive, this will to exist, this will to carry objection to the form i think that what theyy do here is really special and id hope that everyone gets well.el. i'm glad that they let me getget well, too. to to be able to be strong enough to hang in there and see herhe through it all and make sure she has the right medical team inm her corner, to make sure she remained healthy, it's all a challenge, but all worth it inin the end.th it must be great for the doctors and nurses to see their hardth work pay off. i see you smiling.ou this is exactly what you want yo when you're being treated yourd child is being treated. you want the doctors and nurses there. a nice long nap on the weekendee or after work am people rely eulalio tordil, right, but even if you have time to snooze, beware it could be bad for your health. new research suggests if you're a frequent napper you should keep it to under 40 minutes,

taking naps longer creases the risk of high blood pressure, high blood pressure, and belly fat. different studies, take a long nap, don't take a nap. it's good for you, bad for you. >> all these studies. it seems you can make them work for whatever you want. i'm just a 10, 15 minutes. yogurt maker cho ban i is making something unusual to make something new. the first edible home. cho ban i sponsored a contest. the winner will spend july 4th weekend in the edible space.e we created an edible wall behinl me. in this home there's up to 30 different visits of veggable. we wanted to have some fun withh it.it we've worked with local chefshes and local landscapers to bring something cool together.cool everything you're seeing was put together in just three

to the table, the rugs and the vegetables. the idea that people can come in and live in here, take vegetables off the walls, dip them into our dips and have a fun fourth of july weekend. that sounds like a blast. cho ban i ended its contest tott friday. no winner has been announcednnou yes, but we will keep you posted. why don't they throw the house in.in that's a win on the fourth of of july. maybe it's a free chip to manhattan. > still ahead tonight, spending big buck pes for pieces of maffia memorabilia.orab a collection of the personal belongs of the notorious mobster went up for auction this h weekend. we're going to take a closerlose look at the items people are still buying and we're going to explain why all the money raised is going.

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now behind bars, but apparentry there are people who still want a whitey bowlier sov in your.ovi some of bollier's personal belongings hit the auction block in boston.osto the creepy collection of items and the bidders who held out fo a piece of mob memorabilia. going once, going twice, 5200, the property of a killer raised more than $109,000.109, we are fascinated to see what is was going to look like and whatd it was going to be like. more than 200 people online and 75 in person registered to bid on the gaves belongings, billyly brooks from brigham paid $3,600 for a rat-shaped mug once owned by the man who was secretly informing the fbi. why would woody bowlier have a rat mug unless it was a personal

joke. stieve davis is the brother of whitey davis who the feds say he strangled to death. he's going down as some king or something, you know what i meana something important.g most of today's bidders know the auction itself is controversiali because it's generating publicity for a criminal. i don't want to offend anybody, but what are you going to do. if it's going to somebody they might as well do it, right? this is fox5 local news at 11. good p evening, everyone at 11 thanks for joining us tonight,og i'm matt ackland and i'm lauren demarco. we start tonight with theight forecast after a beautiful weekend, a sunny, dry day. want to be prepared a little bit change. here's a life look outside. come monday you may be needing an umbrella if you're heading out there. gwen, are we looking for some storms possibly tomorrow? we we are, matt.t. definitely, so we're going tooi have to keep our eyes on that radar for all our viewers