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>> right now at 10, a maryland home struck by lightning as severe weather moved across the d.c. region. the damage left behind as we brace for brutal heat on thursday. >> a youth minister is charged with sexually abusing a teenager during a church event. "fox5" wants to know where the church's pastor reported it to the archdioceses before calling police. >> and more hassles for metro riders as the transit system considers scaling back hours during the night and weekend. how you could be impacted. "fox 5 news" at 10 starts right now. and we've got a lot of news to tell you about tonight. we'll begin with the strong storms that moved through the d.c. region earlier this evening. thanks for joining us he can, i'm tony perkins. >> sign shawn yancy. >> this was the scene a short time ago mid summer drive in gaithersburg.

lightning hit a house during the height of the storm. lauren demarco is live outside with the latest. >> shawn, tone yes, i take a look at devastation. you can see debris scattering the lawn herech the house just gutted. this is a home along mid summer drive in gaithersburg. it was hit by lightning and the attic caught fire and it spread. it was pouring at the time and the street was flooded and one neighborhood captured a short video of the flames from inside her home across the street. there was a woman home at the time. fortunately, she heard the boom, saw the smoke and was able to run out and was not hurt. montgomery county fire spokesman pete better ing ger responded and they prevent today from spreading to neighboring homes. this house valued somewhere around a million when you include the contents. it's a total loss. you're about to hear from the woman that shot that cellphone d

across the street. she just pulled up on the way home from work. then you'll hear from a woman that lives behind the house and witnessed that lightning strike. >> i saw it was a cloud of fog from the fire and i could smell the fire actually, too, and then when i parked because i lived across i saw the fire and it was flames that were going and i saw the roof was just completely on fire. >> there was a few booms,ic lieu know lightening in front of our house and i saw huge lightning in the back of the house and i sat down and looked out the window and saw the flames on the roof. >> i hope the communities come together and it helps the family. our hearts go out to them and they lost everything. it shows you in an instant that can happen. >> here is video posted to twitter and you can see the rain coming down hard this storm caused problems from bethesda to gaithersburg and beyond including trees and large branch

this all happening 6 p.m. this evening and pete peringer said the storm wreaked hof of course through the area. >> trees down. we have a number of roads blocked and trees down and wires down and transformer and a lot of conclusions and vehicles anyway and houses struck by lightning and a number of power outages. >> and there was actually a person stuck in the elevator in the bethesda area and they tell me it was a special-needs person. fortunately firefighters could safely get the person out and they were not hurt. back on mid summer drive, agai again, if you look at this devastation it's awful. neighbors keep coming out here and just a few minute ago the woman who was inside was out here with her husband and her son. she says she ran out with nothing on her. so all of their belongings destroyed. except for possibly a few things in the basement and garage. they say they do have a

to stay the evening. but they'll have to get with the insurance company and figure out what they can do going forward. that's the latest in gaithersburg back to you in the studio. >> you have to feel for them when you see the damage the lightning caused and fire. >> they had two rounds of storms too shawn. the first round came through and the second one took down a lot of trees. montgomery county was hit twice and i want to meng we have activity that developed quite rapidly this evening. as you look at the wider picture, you don't see a lot. let me get you in closer. because this activity just developed through central fairfax in the last hour or so. there does appear to be a lot of lightning with this as well. just like the previous storms this is moving north to south. and we believe hermine is influencing the pattern in which the storms were moving during the day. so heads up for berk, west springfield. ewington and woodbridge heights

hypotheticaling earlier today another line might try to develop in pennsylvania. now we see that is developing. frederick and carol county moving from north to south and it does appear to get stronger. we'll keep more storms in the forecast later tonight and all of these little dots indicate where we had a storm damage report. it was either a tree down or a strong wind gust or hail. i'll show you largest hail was around american university 5:25 hail just under sivz inch but more common were reports like this with huge trees coming down on power lines and homes and causing all the problems. and part of the are on the storms were so severe. we got into the low 90s. mid 90s in some areas. tremendous amounts of humidity storms cooled us off nicely in the 70s now. plenty humid and i have to tell you get ready for even hotter day tomorrow. we're forecasting 97 in the district. you know what,

it feels a whole lot worse when that 97 comes in september. shawn. jim, back to you. >> i want to get to a story that really takes sports and national anthem and collision course that broud it to boyd's maryland tonight a tension to washington spirit against seattle. megan rampino who represented team usa in rio olympics plans to keep nooel ing during the national anthem. they did this this week to follow the lead of colin kaepernick in 49ers in her case to protest her perceived lack of rights as a gay woman. the club tonight had a different opinion this is her during pregamech the match was delayed because of the storms that moved through the area. they were out doing warm-ups and rain moved through the area and told fans to go back to the cars for time being and all the players made their way to the locker room. that's when during the pregame ceremonies team owner directed

sooner than anticipated. no one on the field, no one ou out. there fans were in the stands singing it alone. in the end that effectively thwarted any silence statement by rampino and that was by design. the team put out a statement, in light of rampino public declaration she intended to take a knee tonight we played it ahead of schedule rather than subject our fans and friends to the disrespect we feel that such an act would represent. while we respect every individual's right to express themselves and believe miss rampino is amazing individual with huge heart we disagree with her hijacking our organization to be it a personal albeit worthy cause. >> owner bill lynn search not doing media interviews. everything he says is in the statement. when you wonder why he felt fashion atly he's a veteran himself. he says he lost manyeo

conflict this is personal for him. on social media tonight a lot of eyer backlash towards the washington spirit people saying they should have let her carry on. but the reality is, it's free speech working both ways. >> yes, that is right. >> that's what this is. the club has every right to say we'll move this up we don't want this happening on our tur turf. in the end it works both ways there's a sense people don't understand that. >> it's his team he can do what he wants. >> that's exact exactly right. >> when the statement comb out and i tread we read it in the newsroom it's a very thoughtful and you know there's a very clear rational to the team's statement that he put out. i think we have it on our web site if you want to read the whole thing at foxdc.com. >> i'm interested if other sports teams will take similar actions. correct me if i'm wrong u.s. men's socker is league said they will not allow is

>> we know world cup of hockey is about to get underway and the coach of team usa former ranger coach said if you don't salute the anthem you're not plague at all. so again it works many ways here. >> yes, that's right. free speech on both sides. >> we'll talk more about it at 11 and we'll analyze reaction and see what people are saying and talk about that later. >> thanks, jim. >> you got it. >> in the meantime a montgomery county youth minister is charged with sexually abusing a teenager that attempted his khur. ryan worth works at st. st. elizabeth church in rockville. anjali is there with more. >> youth minister brian worth was terminated from duties here at st. elizabeth's but investigators worry he could have more victims that have not yet come forward. >> 32-year-old brian weather spen

children. he was accused of sexually assaulting one of his teenage paritioners. they were contracted by child services that worth had inappropriate contact with a 1 16-year-old girl. it happened at an event held at st. elizabeth catholic church in rockville wra he work as youth minister. they believe worth was texting with the girl graphic and sexual contact since the summer of 2014. >> several leaving the church avoid cameras. sandra schmidt who attends the school next work is concerned. >> it's horrifying times scar scary. and happening everywhere. >> aaccording to archdioceses they reported it to police after contacted by a pastor of st. elizabeth church. they also release aid statement regarding worth's arrest that reads in part "the archdioceses of washington takes seriously

its responsibility to children intrusted to its care. child protection policy of washington mandates criminal background checks. applications and education for all employees and volunteers who work with young people. they go on to say worth cleared his background check and accompanying requirements. meanwhile, "fox5" went by wort worth's home today and nobody appsed the door. >> now, guys, "fox5" did ask the archdioceses today why they were notified of the alleged abuse first before the police were called. they explained because it was second party who made this report not the victim in this case, it is policy for the pastor to contact the archdioceses 1st and now church officials did not say who that reporting party was and they also did not confirm an exact timeline of when that information got to the archdiocese and when the archdioceses contacted local authorities. for new, live in wrong

anjali hemphill, fox news. >> and sarah simmons is live in friendship heights and sara sarah, this is big news. >> yes, it s metro is working on new schedules to squeeze in more work on the rails. and there's one on the table that calls for 10 p.m. closing. hear the full details next. >> i wish we had a more accountable system. so when people think -- >> that's d.c. mayor muriel bowser talking about "law and order" in the district and problem of repeat offenders breaking the law time and time again. more from the mayor when we come back >> congress failed to pass any bill that would have zika funding. >> school is out for student for good itt technical institute. >> ridership plummeted dramatically. >> that's crazy hot september

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>> if you ride metro rail you wanted to hear this new story. there's eye schedule change that could mean closing entire rail system one day a week. >> metro general manager says they need more hours to work on rails and that means fewer hours they'll be on. sarah simmons is live outside

tonight with more on this stor story, sarah. >> tony, shawn, these are proposals at this point.it they'll be talked about tomorrow. nothing snet stone. it has to go through a lengthy process before everything is approved. let's take a look at three proposals they'll be talking about. it's several different times you will see here on the screen. first metro opened 5 a.m. to midnight during the week and closing midnight saturday and 10 p.m. on sunday. and then, the second option, kulingts closing to 11:30 during the week and on sunday while staying on until midnight friday and day. and the third proposal keeps metro running until 1 a.m. friday and saturday and but cuts hours between 8 a.m. and 11 p.m. on sundays. they're trying to work the klork different ways and see what works best for them. they have to go for public hearing. people will have a chance to make their case. l

resford after safe track and we would like to see it go back to 3 a.m. closure for friday and saturday nights. rights now latest closing among three proposals is 1 a.m. he's hoping to make a compromise and maybe on later on the weekend. he knows end goal is same for everyone involved in keeping transit system up and running. >> rightly so. we need moran i use the terminology track time. you heard the whole discussion we're down to 19 hours a week to work on metro and obvious end result is metro is fall ago part. paul wants to up it 20%. we need to get hours from somewhere. >> now, these changes again still need to go to public hearing and after that, committee has to vote on this before it even goes before the full board where they will then vote on. it so a lot of hoops to have to go through before anything is passed here. things could change. this is something they'

that's the latest in northwest, sarah simmons, "fox5 local news". >> is d.c. criminal justice system broken. according to the city outgoing police chief the answer is yes. in a recent interview with washington post chief lip ear says people are being victimized by repeat offenders and she didn't see the outrage. muriel because area greed with the chief since district is not a state the mayor says the government handles several different aspects of the criminal justice system. >> and i wish we had a more accountable system. so when people think about crimes in d.c. they wanted to hold their mayor accountable and get answer frtz mayor and unfortunately sometimes i have to call people that report to the president of the united states to get answers. >> now there's no bail system in the district. it up to a judge to decide if a person arrested for a crime can be released. supervised with gps monitoring bracelet or held in jail. >> tonight d.c. police are trying to figure t

to police involved shooting in northwest. we have cellphone video to show you here it is captured by a woman that witnessed the incident it happened before 2:00 this afternoon 3800 block of georgia avenue northwest. police say an officer shot a man who they say was randomly firing a gun. witnesses say the gunman fired 10 to 15 rounds. >> that was across the street when i was hearing the shots. and then like i said i thought it was construction and didn't think anything of it until i saw people running and scree screening and shooting. >> a young man walking up towards quincy street randomly shooting at people and that's in any direction. it was not particularly shooting at somebody. >> the gunman was taken to the hospital and rushed to surgery. we have calls in to learn how the man is doing tonight. the officer involved was not injured. also, in the district, new security video tonight of the suspected gunman in a tragic shooting that led to the deaths of unborn twins. police say the baby's mother la kir

tuesday brentwood road northeast. police connected the shooting to two other murders in the district. detectives believe she was innocent by stander. the injuries caused her to go to early labor and she lost both children. >> she's upset as you might imagine. she's having children in my life was one of the best things that ever happened to me and i imagine others experienced that as well and not to be able to have those two children is devastating. i can tell you she had a positive outlook for the futur future. >> johnson remains in the hospital tonight. there's a $10,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest. if you recognize these suspect, please call the police. after a year of back and forth a woman who helped lead the way for women in the military was honored today. >> see how this world war ii pilot was remembered at arlington national cemetery. plus. >> beforeod

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hillary clinton and donald trump appeared at the same event. they were not on stage at the same time. they spoke to audience of veterans and troops during what was called xhapdner chief forum in new york city. both trump and clinton were asked what they believed to be some of the characteristics that voters should look for in a president. >> someone who listens, who evaluates what is being told to him or her, who is able to sort out very difficult options being presented. >> i've dealt with foreign countries and done well as an example tremendously well dealin

countries that are ripping this country. they're just taking advantage of this iran -- >> both candidates square off in the first presidential debate september 26. >> after a yearlong battle and act of congress friend and family say final goodbyes to a world war ii veteran. >> elaine harman was her name served nay group known as wasp wasps, women air force service pilots and she flew on non combat missions during the war to free up men for combat. following her death the family wanted to bury her actions at arlington national cemetery. they decided she was not eligible for burial at arlington. president obama signed legislation allowing -- it's a hard word to say allowing them to be buried at arlington. legislation was sponsored by arizona representative martha mc sally her

force pilot and first female fighter pilot in ufs history to fly in combat. >> that's saw only. i'm glad her family was able to bury her there. >> it's time for another installment of "what the facts wednesday." >> every week we invade an expert. they there he s managing pain through chiropractics. this is something people deal with and struggle with. from felix jesskin is here. we'll be back with more

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>> we're back now with tonigh tonight's top stories first a rockville youth minister charged with abusing a 1 16-year-old girl. anjali hemphill is on the story for us. >> reporter: well, brian worked as a youth minister at st.

st. elizabeth catholic church. take a look at his mug shot. back in may he had inappropriate sexual contact a 16-year-old girl at an event held at the church. they believe worth was texting that same teen graphic and sexual content for the last two years and archdioceses of washington says worth has been terminated from his duties, lauren. >> the family who lives at a home along mid summer drive behind me here devastated tonight. you can take a look at their home it was hit by lightning and the attic caught fire and flames quickly spread. the woman inside was inside at the time and able to get out. no one was injured. caitlin >> thank you lauren. it was unfortunate story and reports of wind damage was around the area that rolled through with the warm early this evening. we have seeing thunderstorms that reformed along this line moving north to south over the past half hour. nothing severe at the moment.

up on stormtracker radar now mainly south and west of metro. not sure if lightning was close enough to delay the ongoing nationals game. they had to start later due to earlier storms. headed from fairfax and prince kill yum county maryland seeing storms and knowledge of us to gettysburg it might drop montgomery county west of district and possibly also into parts of fairfax county. that's a look at radar now. we have storms overnight. we should be quiet into tomorrow. high and hot, 97 is the high temperature tomorrow. it will be humid. it will feel like it's over 100 degrees at times. live in rockville during the 5 and 6 p.m. newscasts friday 95 there and chance of thunderstorm ot and humid data and heat relief as temperatures fall back into the 80s and warm up next week. this a look at the 7 day forecast let's send to tone jury

♪ all right caitlin thank you very much. it's wednesday. that means it's time for "what the facts" that is right. we have one topic and one expert and guess what we're going to testen cyclo peteic knowledge. >> you are the smart anchor but i was too busy going tonight's topic will have you cracking up. we're talking about managing pain through characteristics and dr. felix also known as hockey dog is here. >> ah. >> we're glad to you have hea hear. let's me ask you in the past a lot of times people thought cairo practice ticks, french medicine but you're moving into the mainstream. >> we are. we're being utilized by a world of military to high school sports professional sports and professional annual lights to some places we're in hospitals. so we're getting the world out there. >> o

>> let's do it. >> first question. >> all these questions are about cairo practice ticks. >> question one only treat back pain true or false. >> false. >> false. >> false. >> great job, guys, you guys cheated? >> no, no, we never cheat we don't know the question. >> no one has seep a cairo practice tore before. >> i seen one on tv once. we do headaches e. shoulder pain, plantar, anything with a joint we say. >> question number two a cairo practicetic functions in the same way as physical therapist. >> i would say that's false. >> i'm going to

saw it on screen don't want to jump the gun was going say true. >> i think it's false. >> it's false? >> yes. >> yeah. >> that was trickery. >> we don't lun emthem the same. >> physical therapists work for strength and cairo practice we're releasing nervous system near the joints. we like to ajust and it tears care of muss ucollar problem as well. >> girl powerthon side. >> so to the a student question number three pregnant women uses cairo practice care for pain relief during pregnancy. >> i would say that's true. >> go ahead, tony. >> i am going to say true. it would sound false but

don't emergency how that helped. >> it's true. it must be true. it's true. it's true. >> wow. >> so. >> you're winning shawn. >> ob/gyns refer to chiropractors a lot because of sciatic ka. >> didn't know i could have seen a chiropractor. >> you said it must be trut but you said false. >> trying to figure him out. >> get any number. tony is getting there. you're catching up tony i'm going down. is in alignment it would take something like an act to throw out of lime again. >> i say that's false. >> false. correct. >> it can be anything from sesers he motional stress, physical stresses, like our car seats in car are not made for this right we're at the computer all day nowadays

>> can't it be one wrong turj. >> that's why i call it will cumulative process happened over time maybe you play football or wrestle and the pressure on the joints catches up to you. >> yes number five. couldn't verseial. chiropractors require less classroom hours than income doctors, few for false. >> i would say it's true. >> i say true. >> i think it's false -- i'm not sure -- >> own your answer, sir. >> sue is right. definitely, completely. >> she's like ah, maybe, ah, doing it this way. >> would this pay for the answer. >> in fact chiropractors have 372 more classroom hours and we specialize me things like orthopedics, ger at ricks. scoliosis, some wellness. >> 's

or farmtology class rsz less than medical docks because. >> you're not deal j. >> we're not dealing with that. >> wow. >> exactly. >> very good. >> thank you so much for coming in. we appreciate. it tony is having problems with his back. >> let's check it out. >> right. there right there. >> get him. i can not

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>> you may have been -- i've been happening out with sue palka too long. you may have been to the store recently and picked up a cool new pair of shoes. >> but no one is sporting anything quite like what you will find annie yu elephant at the national zoo. jennifer davis joyption us with the story. >> hi there, guys, the elephant at the zoo has into shoes. part of innovative and novel

packaderms pain. >> you see, some cool kicks around the city. but, these days when it comes to in any event yeah new shoes nobody has shante the elephant feet. >> visit towards delight in watching individual grow of the 41-year-old asian elephant modeling her fancy foot wear. >> it's great the elephant is showing the leg up and sticking up the shoot. >> did you noel wants could wear shoes. >> no. >> this is not about fashion or fun. shan tee suffered from arnl rite is that causes suffer and pain and the national zoo treats her with anti-inflammatorys and medicated foot soaps and found it was time to take another step. >> although we saw initial improvement if her condition it was hesitant with what we were

we wanted to look at something new, something not tried in elephant. >> they started injections and topical medication and realized they need aid way to keep the medicine on her feet and debris like sand and grass off them. >> to address the toe and nail issues we approached our partners at teva that created two boots that fit on her feet. they allow us to provide topical medications and shante is out around her sdlosh you're. right now she's waevring they have off and on during treejt. >> you night notice she seems to be feeling better. as soo veterinarian my patient don't often tell me whether they're feeling better on not when the elephant team reported the elephant had no laid on you devrls is was in the yard, in the pool playing and on her add and

would give me a big and pods difference in her life. >> the condition is chronic. they cannot cure it but can make they are rye to feel better and make quality of life feel better. it's been used for horses before. this is the benefit. it could go on to help otherel vants and big an analyze it could be a heartbreaker. >> my son used to have a pair of tevas. >> there was a lady at the to that said they were comfortable. >> i know alfants are smart. i wonder if shante can make the connection oh, it's shoes. >> in the video she's picking up her foot and moving it aund ro. check it out. >> the other elephants might get jealous. >> they might. >> awesome new shows. >> thank you, okay. coming up at 11 people are calling

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>> 10:47 today was warmer than yesterday, but tomorrow, warmer with more storms. >> good. >> nothing to break the heat. >> today when the storms came through it was 94 in d.c. after the storm was 80. >> big difference. >> 14 degree drop in one hour. the hotter or more humid it is you

>> not tomorrow? >> not tomorrow. no big trigger tomorrow. we don't think so. friday may be a different story with few more storms and today was more than we expectd models were hinting at it today and it really blew up suddenly and we're still seeing a little activity there tonight and it still has interesting motion of going from north to south. almost in a straight line. you know most of the time we see our storms moving from northwest to southeast around here. i'll explain why that's happening a moment. let's look at where things are now. you may the be done with the rain. i know some of are you rooting for frain. i talked to a lot of people on twitter and facebook tonight saying we could have used this. there's still more coming. again there's that same motion. i'll explain that in a moment. the latest is that now we're seeing that storm activity move to prince william county and not seeing as much lightning just heavy downpours and moving right down 95 and

another batch eastern frederick county all pushing out of pennsylvania. maybe it holes together and gvrsz you another soaking in montgomery country but i'm not seeing as much lightening with this one either. it appears it's diminishing in terms of lyingening. rain still possible. the line of storms was moving north to south. it's hermine out here. greatly diminished and that's like one feeder band directing moisture right down on straight line south. fascinating. meanwhile maybe it's just fascinating to me but we thought it was cool in the weather center we were jumping up and down. 94 reagan and dulles. average this date should be 83. we'll be hotter tomorrow. let me show you those temperatures. because i think we'll be not necessarily record territory tomorrow but heading to 97. it feels worse when in september. 59 friday. saturday that's a cou

we could challenge records again keeping in mind average high 83 and keeping in mind humid it will feel like 98 to 103. just to give you hope and eventually we'll have more fall like days in forecast. not necessarily on this 7 day forecast but three more hot days and strong frontal boundary on saturday. that make us less humid and more come forptable sunday, 88. still above normal as we start next week. monday looks great. 85. tuesday 88 and another 90 degree day possible for us on wednesday. that's your 7 day forecast, shawn, tony, back to you. >> heat wave number 8. >> all right. have you heard the new "fox5" d.c. pod cast series i still have a key card hoeinged by sarah fraser. i talked to somebody friend of mine over the weekend binge listened to all of the episodes

listened to all of the episodes. >> really? >> he loved them. thought they were fantastic. some crews sat down with sarah to share stories recently shawn yancy had her turn. >> i did too we talked about everything from race to how my husband and i talk to our three sons and to story i thought was important to share because i thought there may be other women out there that experienced something similar. take a listen. >> single moms, young moms, they don't always make it and for me, i did. >> touch on that quickly your oldest son you had in college. >> obviously not planned. i did have him when i was in college. and my parents as you might math up were oh, my gosh what in the world do you want to come home. i said no i'm going to stay here and i'm going to take my full load. >> do you want us to tate bab baby. >> i'm like no i'll figure this out. that's what i did. it's not always a story i shared with a lot of people.

it's important. people need to know it's possible. and you can do it. >> i must tell you was really i wanted to share it because i finished school semester early, went home and started tv internship to start tv career and thanks to my family and god i was able to get through. it my incredible husband was my high school sweetheart. we went separate ways in college and after college we came back together and he said, you guys are a package deal i want you all. that's the way it will work. and we have been an incredible family now for the past many years, 20 -- >> many years. >> 25 years or so. >> that's great. >> i'm only 32. but, we've been together since i was you know 2 but -- >> on the pod cast maybe you can explain the math how that works. >> my kids are confused by math

math, mom did you say you're 30, no 32 actually and now the importance for me was to share i wanted other young women that may find themselves in similar situation to know it's possibl possible. you can do this. >> it's remarkable. a lot of people that dramatically changed the course of their lives. >> it can. >> you made it work. >> that's great. >> absolutely it can. >> you can find i have a key card pod cast at the top of our web site fox5dc.com and itunes and glooingle play. >> i'm episode number nine. >> we'll be back with more fox news at 10. mom, i have to tell you something. dad,

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