30 miles west, forth west of charleston, moving northeast and invest miles per hour wind gusts currently. a lot a lot of heavy rainfall. are dangerous rip current by late tonight into saturday, as it starts to move closer, areas of the northeastern carolinas, virginia, are a going affected. winds up to 50 miles an hour, moving northeast at 20 miles an hour, here's a look at the track of what's anticipated. by the time we get to sunday at 2:00 in the morning, winds will be 65. then going to head out to sea. and by the time it does, it's going to be in the cooler water, going to start to lose a lot of its tropical characteristics. however, the problem is, to the north it's being blocked

strong richest of high pressure, which means it can't go north. looks like it's going to either stay out to sea and start spinning its way. a lot of variables here in terms of the system and with the rainfall that's anticipated from this storm system along the coast, once we get saturday, could linger into sundays for many areas as well. here's a look at where we have tropical storm warnings and watches all up and down the coast. a lot of areas to be considered. we're going to have more details on it and another update later back to you. thank you so much. now this next story may have you saying what? a dc resident got a littering ticket after a piece of mail was found behind her house, a resident a 2-year-old girl. the montgomery told the ticket is

matt ackland more on this one. >> reporter: i can tell you littering is a big problem across the city. there is a mattress left behind. there is trash all over. that's why the city is really stepped up efforts to crack down on those who litter but in this case, they may have gone a little too far. they found an envelope in this alley, it was addressed to someone they didn't know. well, it turns out, it was a two--year-old girl. and right away mom called to say wait a minute you can't ticket my 2-year-old girl, the inspector at the time said, you got to call my supervisor. i can't do anything about it. >> we all know kids can get for a trouble from time to time. but this 2-year-old cutie slapped with a $75 littering citation? how does that happen? here it is. arrived in the mail yesterday. >> can you li

ticket to her for littering? and harper goes that's not good, because we know that we don't throw trash on the ground. >> happier has a big smile after spend herring day at the zoo but mom isn't too happy with the department of public works who failed to avoid the ticket. >> she had issued a ticket to a 2-year-old, and i said to her, you can disagree on whether you should have issue the ticket or not and i disagree with it. >> reporter: neighbors want enforcement, this alley has become a dumping ground. ticket to go nearby residents, especially a toddler isn't helping. >> she was trying to explain you gave a ticket to a 2

and she's like well, do you want a talk to supervisor and is she's like yeah, i guess so but this should be pretty much taken care of because you can't give a ticket to a 2-year-old. >> she's counting her pennies hoping she saved enough to pay the fine. if you take a look, this trash, i'm looking at to several pieces of mail here, there's three different people that if they wanted to dpw could simply write a ticket to them, they're doing this because they say that typically, they believe that that's how they can tract violators who come and dump their trash. when i spoke to council member who represents this area, he he said it was a mistake. and nearby they were dog

tried to track down the people doing this, this may have been a part of just stepped up enforcement. we also talked to dpw late this afternoon. they know about this and checking into it. they told me they heard from d,w they heard from them within the last ten minutes. clearly it had to be a mistake. and poor little harper can't be forced to pay. >> that's pretty idiotic. >> you can think about it from the inspector's point of view. probably didn't know it was a little girl but many people had scratching their head when mom called and said, hey, this is my 2-year-old girl, can you void the ticket? apparently that couldn't take place, that's why she came to us. they contacted us and other media outlets >> sounds like something

happening. we'll keep on top of it. thank you so much. this is talk. the new chick fil-a, everybody has been buzzing around. just opened in august. well, it's no longer allowing customers to sit down and eat inside the restaurant mid afternoon. when nearby high schools get out. are they questioning troublesome teens >> has a lot of people talking. >> reporter: if you swing by this chick fil-a between 3:00 and 4:30, you can sit down and enjoy your meal but dining room is closed about an hour and a half but the decision has raised a lot of eyebrows. >> customers

they want but to these days they have to get the order to go. >> there's a lot of kids, there's a lot of traffic in the dining area. and it's pretty much -- you have to take it and go or else you'll be trampled over a by a lot of people. >> can you enjoy purchasing our food and sitting down and dining and i think they can come up with better policy. >> reporter: the owner says the problem isn't route ty teens from nearby wilson high school, simply a capacity issue >> we have kids from wilson acting as team member, we're just noticing there is an influx again, between those mid afternoon hours >> on blogs customers being told that the decision was paid because of problems with students >> i understand the restaurant's decision to do that. i'm not saying that it's a great thing to do but it is understandable. >> reporter: every day wilson high gets out the same time for years and years, and it's every restaurant has had to

the same thing, it's influx of students coming after they got out of school, so it just seems strange they wouldn't want to open their doors and be more of a community or neighborly partner. >> reporter: there are lots of schools and journal boisterousness. >> we had a small percentage of kids who caused more serious problems, taunting bumping into people not entirely accidently. >> reporter: the chair said npd, transit system, school leaders and more have put some changes into place and continue to work on the issue. >> we want an atmosphere of mutual respect. students need to local businesses and local business people need to have respect for our kids. i think we mostly have that. but we can do

>> reporter: so the next stop for that task force reportedly looping in a lot of the businesses here along with so they can take part in this conversation. as for this chick fil-a, the owner said this the policy is going to stay in place until further notice. >> that's their choice. >> it is their choice, they don't want all the people loitering. >> maybe turn off some customers while turn on others. new tonight, fairfax county police released a photo of a car wanted in a fatal hit-and-run. they believe the yellow ford escape may have hit and killed an he wielderly woman last sund. she was attempting to cross the street and the driver took off. the car may have front end damage on the driver's side. if you recognize it please want to hear from you in

pouring for the family of an infant hit and killed by a car. a gofundme page has been set up. they raised more than $70,000 for medical expenses and funeral costs. the car hit the baby and his mother ins leadsberg. police say the mother was pushing her son in a stroller. no word if the driver who remained on the scene will face charges. heads up for metro riders. first closed wednesday because a piece of metal fell on to the mezzanine area. it reopened but then more debris fell last night. the station is expected to reopen on monday. capital bike share marking a major milestone, celebrating the installation of it's

station in the district. the 15 dock staying opened at the at the intersection of division avenue and foot street. this comes as the program approaches the sixth anniversary since capital bike share kicked up. >> you see those red bikes everywhere. we told you about this yesterday. the sex barbershop but the service they're offering. a local company is coming to the aid of the barbershop that needs to get its sign fixed. >> the newest smart phone on the market now being recalled, the big danger you could be facing if you use the popular smart phone. tropical storm hermine whips up a storm on whether it should be called hermine or something else. let's take a live look at ocean city. not as sunny as you may like it to be. definitely crowds out there. people going to take in the labor day weekend any way they can at t

>> they're brave >> we'll be right back. ra >> dc police are investigating the city's 91 it's homicide >> cell phone appears to have explode while charging. >> it was supposed to carry a facebook satellite. >> is this is what happens when you watch fox 5

hermine leaving behind a health scare, hours after it hit, officials reminded residents to be aware of zika, rick scott said the storm will leave lots of standing water and flooding, which is a breeding ground for mosquito. he's

there's another storm brewing on social media about what this storm should be called. >> like we need another storm? you know what? as history has it, hurricanes are named from a list selected from a committee of united nations. that list always been in alphabetical order and is repeated every seven years. hermine is the eighth named storm. if you take a look at our map, we'll show you and you'll see them listed. there are some that don't think that should have been the name in the first place. what's happening is on twitter, people were calling for the storm to be renamed

so far, you know, we've got these tweets out there that people have sent out, and take a look at what some of them are saying because they've got a petition going as well. now, this is the first one. this one is from chris. chris says it's crazy how hermine is one letter off from herminey. hell has this no fury like a woman's scorn. then paul tweets, if hermine is renamed herminey, we can start chanting. i'm not a harry potter person. maybe this storm will levitate away before making land fall. so far, more than 2500 people have signed a change.org petition to change the name to pay tribute to

but the national weather service came back with their own tweet. they're saying the name of this storm is pronounced hermine, not after a character. i'm sorry, the name of the storm -- they're saying we have tropical storm hermine pronounced hermine instead of a certain character's name. in other words, they're saying, not going to happen, folks. >> when i first saw that not knowing how hermine. >> was spelled i thought they named it after harry potter. i thought there was one letter difference. >> as we said, the national weather service has a list in place six years and then on the seventh year that's it change it. >> let them do their process. >> let them do their thing. >> i don

>> when it comes to a lot of damage. >> speaking of damage, if a storm has been one that's been really devastating, cat trophic storms in terms of death they retire that storm. >> it's possibly ruining the beach weekend. >> thank you for that little lesson. new tonight if you own a samsungs device, we want you to listen up. there's a massive recall for their galaxy note 7 cell phone. the company says the batter batteries are causing fire, they've delayed all shipments while they do more testing. consumers complaining of spontaneous fires happening when charging the device. samsung says the recalling all galaxy note

when they were bought. looks like facebook plan to bring internet access to remote vigils will have to wait. that's because the rocket that exploded at cape canaveral. blew up a price si satellite. mark zuckerberg says he was disappointed by the news but the company is still committed to connecting people to the internet around the world. the actually cause is being investigated. fortunately, nobody was hurt. developing in frederick county, a group of million school students are taking a stand. >> they're what body a body shaming face code. the shirts say i am more than just a distraction. the move is in response to the school's dress code which does in the allow spaghetti strap top or shorts or skirts

than an four inch inseam, they demand the girls be conscious of cleve vigil. they're forced to wear baggy yellow t-shirts. it teaches the girls it's their fault if they're sexually assaulted. >> it's interesting for these young girls. you don't want to see girls walking around. >> after the frederick put it out there they're making a point. we're more than just -- isn't it easier if the kids wore uniforms? there was always how short is your skirt >> it makes it a lot easier, i guess. always something. chris brown's lawyer speaking out tonight. what he's saying about the accusations against his famous client. unbelievable lal

why jared fogel is blaming the parents. >> wanted to make sure the message we're trying to send isn't lost with the action coming along with it. after so much backlash for not standing during the anthem, collin kaepernick's message may be starting to resonate with people. how he's putting his money where his mouth is. where his mouth is.

all eyes and boos on collin kaepernick as he took the field to a chorus of those boos.

the song instead of sitting down. he was joined by eric reid in front of the. in oakland seahawks quarterback sat on the bench before seattle's game against the radars. it was not immediately clear if lane was showing solidarity. and his team had no immediate. they did not appear to react to lane other than richard sherman who sat down next to him and chatted briefly. lane then got up and played quarterback during the first series of the game. after the game kaepernick spoke about the free game protest and the bigger message that he says is getting lost. >> i think it's a misunderstanding. the media painted this as i'm

antiamerican and antimen and women of the military. that's not the case call. i realized that men and women of the military go out and sacrifice their lives and put theirselves in harm's way for my freedom of speech and my freedoms in this country and my freedoms to take a seat or take a knee. so i have the utmost respect for them, and i think what i did was taken out of context. the message is we have a lot of issues in this country we need to deal with. we have a lot of people oppressed. a lot of people that aren't treated equally. aren't give equal opportunities. police brutality is a huge thing that needs to be addressed. there are a lot of issues that need to be talked about, need to be brought to life, and we need to fix those thing. in addition to his protests, kaepernick said he's donating $1 million of his salary to different observations that help under privileged communities as

efforts >> i'm glad he did that >> it was good that he brought attention to what his cause is, what his point is. also to get the ball rolling and donating. >> the story seems to keep going and his goal was to bring attention and certainly is doing that. document was new fbi files are revealing about hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. we'll have that >> when wade speaks for the first time about that tweet from donald trump after his cousin was shot dead and milania suing a local blogger. >> i spoke to one attorney and why it will be extremely hard to win. brody? it's our hi five friday night game of the week. in montgomery county. we're

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this is frof lois fox 5 loc. it happened just after midnight on the 2500 block of 14th street, 28-year-old lamar per ris was shot and killed. there's currently a $25,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest, if you know anything call police. also police still trying to find the gunman who shot and killed a teenager in southeast. police say 17-year-old kevin jackson was gunned down last night in a 1900 block of

street. detectives believe the incident may be connected to another shooting that happened just a block away on 17th street. one man was shot and taken to the hospital in critical but stable condition. a virginia massage therapist faces several charges. the 55-year-old was arrested and charged with inappropriate touching. practicing without a license and operating on an unlicensed massage assistant. 25-year-old was taken to the hospital for an examination. victim says the incident happened last week during a session at city massage and body work in virginia. in maryland blogger and the daily mail has been sloppeded with a lawsuit. they filed a defamation of character lawsuit in montgomery county yesterday. alexandra limon joins us with more on the allegations that caused trump to sue. >> reporter: both the daily mail and the maryland

have retract that day insinuated milania was an escort in the 90's, but her attorney told me she was broadcast all he over the world and were extremely damaging. on august 20th, the daily mail ran an article entitled race si photos and troubling questions about his wife's past that could derail trump. it questioned when she came to the u.s., questioned her visa and cited allegation that she work for a modelling agency that ran an escort service on the side for wealthy clients, also a blogger from. the daily mail's

issued the same day that the suit was filed and it says they didn't call her an escort. their article quoted others who did. they apologized, and his blog was issued a week and a half ago and included an apology for failing to fact check and maintain a healthy distance between fact and innuendo and quote, however, today, that same blogger issued a totally it different saying that the lawsuit has no merit and that she's mrs. trump who is a pub figure will not meet the high burden of proof needed to prove his article was defamatory, he also called the lawsuit a blatant attempt to intimidate journalists >> you don't win first amendment cases against free speech.

that the person, one, who wrote it or spoke it, one, into it was false and went ahead and printed it anyway. >> reporter: that was dc attorney bernie grim who's been practicing in our region 24 years explaining why this case would be so difficult for milania to win. in an e-mail, milania trump attorney told me she is suing $150 million. lauren? >> thank you. we're learning new details about the e-mail scandal still dogging hillary clinton's campaign for president. earlier, the fbi released nearly 60 pages of documents from its investigation of clinton's use of a private e-mail server. the documents include a summary of agent it's interviews with clinton and several of her aids. clinton repeatedly told the fbi she could not recall being briefed or trained at the state department about the handling of classified

the fbi decided again prosecuting saying there was no evidence she deliberated miss handled documents. duane wade is speaking out about the tweet donald trump. the tweet said dwayne wade cousin was shot and killed walking her baby in chicago. just what i've been saying, african-americans will vote trump. he's conflicted on the one hand it brought attention to what happened to his cousin but also a bad taste is his mouth because he's using what happened to his cousin for political gain. at one time sent his condolences to him after six hours. . it's a gorgeous night to kick off the high school season >> brings with two montgomery county powerhouses, borrowed logan is live in gaithersburg. what's going on, brody >> i know you guide mentioned it's a beautiful day. it is so

dome and the dome is open today. it's a beautiful sunny day. big match-up. you have eighth ranked orchard. it's a big way to start season. what does your at me think about starting up about such a match-up. >> we built for it all season, they know it's going to be big week one, our kids were excited, the anticipation how to play this game is in it for awhile. our kid are ready to kick the ball off. >> reporter: he's trying to replace one of the greatest player in history. but you guys have a star of your own, the doctor is in, tell me about his game and what we can expect from him >> last year, he started 12 games for us, he can run the ball, throw the ball, h

great job. this year, we expect him to, you know, kind of really take off this year in the past game and run game for us. >> i was here and in with the red army, i kind of got red paint all over myself, what is a fan support like here in the students that just swarm this place >> unbelievable. you're not going to find one of few places in the state of maryland where you're going to get an interfere like this. people are in line waiting for two hours before kickoff to get a ticket. >> reporter: good luck tonight and actually, you mentioned those lines, sarah and lauren, about two hours before kickoff, check it out. you got them lining up and the students, the red army is starting to come into the stands, so it's going to be a good one, maybe at 6:00, i'll have to young man back in with them. i'm wearing red. if i get the paint, it will stain. >> enjoy it, borrowed. coming up, c

latest legal drama. >> subway pitch man jared fogel is in another legal battle. we're keeping a close eye on radar. it's a long holiday weekend. definitely there's going to be some effect right up and down the eastern sea board. all the details straight ahead. fox 5 news at 5:00 will be bam after the break.

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you got a car, congratulations. to she won a new 2016 mazda cx 9. throughout the summer we stop at different places in the dmv and promised one lucky winner a chance to win the car, this morning we were in silver springs for that give away. we're happy we can make this happen to her. look at her, she's shaking almost. >> huge. >> yeah. >> huge help. >> great job. absolutely. >> great way to end it >> it is, yeah. great way for a long weekend to start even. things are going to change. >> keep that picture in your mine, that's not going to be aroun around. >> we got a huge variable with this storm system, very huge, that will make the difference pretty much no matter where you are, lauren. so yeah. gaithersburg put beautiful day,

clouds, of course and both all ahead of this major weather system moving its way up the coast. we're going to get right to it and show you how it will or will not impact us. for right now, as it moves its way to the north, a lot of convection, heavy rainfall. this system will now continue its track moving to the north and northeast. it's heading right now to about 20 miles an hour. winds are now at about 50 miles an hour with the storm system. it made land fall yesterday and it was a hurricane wind it made land fall over florida. now this system continues to still have tropical characteristics, that will be the case until it moves out further into sea once we get into sunday and it becomes a low pressure system but the problem with this system is that we don't know what's going to happen with it after that. there's a number of factors which i'll explain to you in a second. in the meantime here's a look at the track in the timing. by the time we get

it's going to be pretty much little more to the north we're thinking but as a result of all of this right now, plenty of tropical storm warnings, all the way up the coastal regions. the center into south carolina into today and into tonight and by tomorrow -- tonight into tomorrow, that's going to be north carolina where it's going to be the biggest impact. we're talking an awful lot of heavy rainfall and talking for us just a few showers along the i95 corridor. where that storm system is for lower southern maryland, they're going to get the biggest impact in areas of southeastern virginia. carolinas we're talking high surfs, rainfall going to be measured in feet, not inches. even tornados and dangerous rip current up and down the coastal region. it's going to be dangerous near the water, i 81 and west is

you may be seeing sun, this is how it will impact us. the beaches, yes, rain, wind and defendant storms surge, and that will be well below normal. forecast can change with the track. anything can happen with this system, it can meander a little bit more east and west, but once it kind of gets out and more out to sea because it's being blocked, what is it going to do? futurecast showing you this is saturday at 9:00 in the morning, look where the beaches are being affected here. a lot of heavy rain rainfall. then we get in about 5:00 and starts to pull away. however on the back side of it, we're going to see this rap around rainfall. we still have a little bit to the south of us in terms of some of that coastal rain and we start to see a little bit of clearing. headlines for us, leaves us way low impact, as far as hermine is concerned, mostly cloudy with gusting

light showers and winds possible. later next week we're talking heat wave number eight. richest of high pressure is blocking this storm and keeping it in place, what's going to happen it's going to be sitting here figuring out what can it do, with a strong ridge in place, it cannot go north anywhere. what is it going to do? another model wants to bring it back towards the coast and have it reintensify, maybe become a hurricane once again. or it's just going to kind of continue to sit out here and bounce all over the place. and still just be really a nuisance right into the middle of the week. it really bears watching. there's a lot of variables here. that is what i was talking about what i said a lot of variables depending on where you are in terms of what it's going to do. of course the more west you are, the least you're going to be affected. by sunday, we're talking 76. few showers, expect to see clouds and rain tomorrow, monday we're

it will be dry. tonight cloudy, 68 degrees, tomorrow 77 degrees with showers. and here's a look at your two-day forecast, but let's take a look at the fox 5 accu weather seven-day forecast, plenty of sunshine for us once we get into tuesday, things are looking great but the 90's are back and so is the heat. back to you. we have a follow-up on a story we told about. a company is coming to aid of a barbershop in northeast that needs to get its sign fixed. council woman was disappointed when she drove by mr. easily union sex barber sex. some of the lights burned out so it appears the business is called sex barbershop. it's not the case, the company doing the repair says the sign should be fixed by tomorrow morning, there you go, anybody that was offended by it. it is union sex barbershop, we'll be right back.

fox 5 former subway pitch man jared fogel is now serving the parents of one of his victims. fogel is blaming the victim, claiming he's not responsible for the girl's emotional distress that she suffered after her encounter. fogal said the girl was suffering from aggression and had other sexual partners before him. also failed to properly supervising him. and blames the family for causing the girl's address. now to the latest in the chris brown investigation. brown's

reporters day, he wanted to clarify information saying the media has misrepresented some of what happened tuesday when police responded to brown's house in california. he says the woman who claims brown pointed the gun at her is lying and trying to set him up >> the story that was conveyed to me by the witnesses there is that nothing happened that this woman got irate when she was asked to leave because she was acting in an erratic manner and specifically was told that you have to leave. the best of my knowledge and the entire time i was there, there was no gun or guns found in that house, whatsoever. there were no drugs that i'm aware of that were found in that house. he says reports that brown of 2-year-old daughter was in the house during the alleged incident are also false. if you're a fan of judge judy, cbs is developing a new scripted series based on her

life. the show titled her honor. they will show judge judy cutting through the chaos but struggling to take control of her personal life. show judge judy premiered in 1996 and it has been renewed through 2020. the power couple cheered on serena williams. williams won her second round match for her 360th victory, which ties the record for the most grand slam match wins for a female player. in the lazy days of summer, three bears become unlikely tv stars after taking over a backyard pool. >> wait until you see the super adorable video of that whole thing coming up next. stay with us

here's what's hot on the web. bears in pasadena california, they like to cool off. >> these are not people. they know exactly how to beat heat and stay cool. the two cubs and their mom went viral. unfortunately, the family day at the pool was cut short when a dog came and chased them away. get out of my family's house. >> they're having so much fun. >> if it is my pool's backyard, i would sit there and watch them. thanks nor being with u

fox 5 news at 6:00 starts right now. ♪ . this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. we thank you for joining us tonight at 6:00, i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. it is the story that will make you shake your head. a 2-year-old was ticketed for littering in dc. >> the department of public works found on envelope addressed to the. despite her mom telling the demarco was all a big mistake. matt ackland has the story. >> reporter: i can tell you that littering is a big problem. someone left a mattress here, there's trash all over. that's why the city has stepped up enforcements efforts. well, an supervisor found a letter in this alley not long ago addressed to a 2-year-old girl. she probably didn't know it at the time but that 2-year-old received a ticket in the mail yesterday.

about it. >> pie in the sky. >> we all know kids can get into trouble from time to time, but this 2-year-old cutie name harper slapped way $75 litter citation? arrived in the mail yesterday >> can you believe they issued a ticket to her for littering? harper says that's not good, because we know we don't throw trash on the ground. >> reporter: harper has a big smile on her face after spending the day at the sue but mom isn't happy with the department of public work whose failed to void the ticket when she called the inspector >> i'm sure she didn't know she had issued a ticket to a 2-year-old and i said to her, we can disagree on whether you should have issued the ticket or not. but dpw is going to take that money for you. >> neighbors do