radar. we still have some rain activity to the east of us across the bay and a little bit lingering to the back end as well. near the i66 corridor. a lot heavier to the southeast. as we take a look at the big picture. you just saw, plenty of clouds hanging in here. and still we're looking at a chance of seeing more showers picking up a little bit later into the evening. not 100% out of the clear just yet. current temperature, 65 in the nation's capitol. 63 at baltimore, 64 60 at martinsburg and 65 at culpeper. the double 6s at fredericksburg. >> the winds are the next chapter. anywhere from six to 13 miles per hour give or take, but the wind gusts starting to increase, 17 miles per hour at annapolis but that will change when we get into tonight and tomorrow. we currently have a wind advisory in effect.

potomac high lands, winds will be gusting from the northwest 20 to 30 miles an hour, and maybe even stronger in some areas. we do anticipate seeing that coming towards us before it's all said and done. here's a look at your planner. we'll be at about 56 by the 9:00 hour. and yes, overnight lows, dipping way down to the 40's. it's a reality check. i'll have the seven-day forecast in just a bit. back to you. >> a quick one. how it changes. a home licensed as a care is the focus of a drug investigation in anne arundel dell county >> two people were arrested after police say they were selling drugs out of the pasadena home. matt ackland has the story. >> reporter: this is where the drug team from the police department came early this morning. neighbors say they saw them banking on the front door that could even hear the banks across the street. this is also a place that has been registered as a day care center. take a look around the yard.

front yard. there's toys all over. if you look outright here, you can see a try sickle. we're talking crack cocaine, heroin and many other prescription drug, they arrested bruce and elizabeth. in addition to the drug charge, there are also three counts of reckless endangerment. neighbors tell us the couple has kids of their own. one woman spoke to us about hearing cops arrive this morning. >> we heard them door. they were so loud. i immediately looked out the window's and saw that was across the street and i told my husband. there was a handful of cops over there. >> reporter: authorities couldn't tell us how many kids were being taken care of here at the home but they did have social services here this morning. by the way, they say it was a tip from a neighbor that actually led them here and they're encouraging any other neighbors out there he don't see something strange in their

in pasadena maryland, matt ackland, fox 5 news. a put mother from waldorf maryland stands accused of reckless endangerment of her child. police say gadsen left her baby unattended while shopping for wigs at a store in temple hills. now, witnesses say gadsen left her car running with the air conditioning on at least a half hour. a customer saw what was happening. got the baby out of the car. the baby was not police were called and arrested gadsen. the baby is being cared for by family members. a court date today for the prince george's county parents accused of killing their own baby. antwon petty is being held without bond in the death of his three month old son. the baby's mother, genece is charged with accessory after the fact. her bond is $120,000. the couple admitted to the involvement. they told police they buried the

police to that shallow grave. >> this death recommendation a tremendous loss to our community and not only that, but in my mind, represents yet again, another instance where this community has failed to protect the child. this three-month old child was beaten, he suffered and he died and was buried. we believe, at a school near us here at parkdale. >> a relative told police a mother and her baby what last seen september 22'nd. a tightening or deal, a person or persons fired shots on stanton road. no one was hurt but the gunfire hit at least three apartments and six vehicles on the street. investigators estimate at least 50 shots were fired. they say the shooting came in two waves. one around 8:00, and the second around 10:00 p.m. unclear who's responsible.

this was targeted attack or just a random shooting. new tonight, new records obtained by fox 5 show the dc police force shrunk to its lowest level in decades. >> the number of sworn officers with a gun and a badge has fallen hundreds of officers below 3800. that figure, former police chief kathy linear said would be trouble if it ever came to be. paul wagner joins us from northwest with that story. paul? >> reporter: i'm outside the 2nd district station in northwest. as you know, the dc police department struggled to keep up were with a number of resignations and retirements from officers leaving the force for a variety of different reasons. earlier on monday, interim dc police chief went before the city council and said that the size of the force was 3,729

information act request, fox 5 has learned that approximately 270 of those officers to cannot protect and serve because they don't have a badge or a gun. the dc police department is in the middle of a retirement bubble. officials knew it was coming. warnings were issued by the union. now that it's here, the dc city council, the mayor and the interim chief are scrambling to find ways to not only recruit but retain and bring back officers retired. testifying at the dc city council monday interim chief new sham was asked how many officers were available for patrol. >> of the 3,729 sworn officers, you mentioned 250, approximately, are recruits. my question is those who are recruits or within the academy, are they in a position where

yet? >> and that's the number i'm going to have to clarify. it's tough to let you know exactly how many are in the academy. you do know that over the holiday months we bring some of those recruits out of the academy to serve on the holiday to detail >> i've seen them with the 3729 technically does include a number of sworn personnel who are not on the street though >> the ones in the academy, it does include those, yes, sir. >> reporter: in an effort to get a true accounting of how many dc to actually serve and protect in the city, we asked the police department through a freedom of information act request for the actual number of officers who had been assigned firearm. a number in theory that should provide an accurate account. we were told there were 3,459 glock handguns assigned as of july 1st, that's 340 officers under that trouble number of

112 resignations, and 244 retirements. and so far this year, there have been 113 resignations and 230 retirements. listen now as new sham lists the falling numbers begins in 2012 at the end of the fiscal year, we have 15, 1438. >> reporter: he declined to come up with a number that he thought the department should have to properly police the city but he told the council had mys were down 11% and overall crime was down 5%. so you may be asking yourself why should you care about the size of the dc police

number of calls goes up, there are countless numbers of calls that come in and as the police department shrinks there are lesser number of officers available to respond those calls. i did reach out to chief new sham and reached out to dustin sternback the public information officer. he responded and he said, quotes, it would be disingenuous to compare the number of mpd members who have total sworn strength. he also updated the numbers. he said now, at this point, there are 3,519 officers who have been assigned firearms. live outside the 2nd district paul wagner fox 5 local news. you can be in for a surprise. if you hit the mcdonald's drive-through in fort washington. it's mcofficer night >> the police officers are taking over the restaurant between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m.

a live look at mcdonald's on allentown road. serving up big macs and fries. the owner of the restaurant says 15% of the proceeds will go to local high school scholarships. good for them. >> what way to interact with the community. >> awesome. private e-mails released. >> ahead at 5:00. wikileaks publishing another badge of dnc e-mails including some from president obama. what they reveal ahead. donald trump and hillary clinton at a charity dinner but the drama didn't start until they stepped before the mics. >> talk about milking it, the man who stole the show at the second presidential debate is stretching out his 15 minutes. we're going to tell you about some of his big endorsement

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to change the outcome. wikileaks is making another document dump >> it put on its website more e-mails. the whistle blowing site published about 25,000 e-mails in recent weeks. the newest release comes a day after wikileaks unveiled several e-mail exchanges between then senator barack obama and podesta, a month before the 2008 presidential election. observers say those e-mails were podestian. included government related issues. wikileaks e-mail releases have been part of a massive hack of democratic national committee headquarters and some party leaders. and the website says it's not done yet. earlier it posted an ominous tweet aimed at interim democratic chief donna brazile and hillary clinton's running mate. virginia senator tim kaine. tweet simply said, quote, we have a surprise in store. wikileaks says it will release about 50,000 e-mails before the

they've said they have a surprise in store before. >> just one day after the final presidential debate. hillary clinton and donald trump were together again in the same venue. >> this time cracking jokes at the al smith dinner. it's a tradition for presidential candidates to attend but not all the jokes received a positive response from the crowd. >> before the dinner started, donald went up to hillary and asked her how she was doing. and she replied, i'm fine. get out of the hillary's dressing room >> they cracked jokes at the annual dinner in new york thursday. a day after trading insults at the final presidential debate. trump didn't hold back on jokes about clinton after calling for her to go to jail. >> hillary accidently bumped into me and she very civilly said, pardon me. >> there were many tense moments

gave paid espionages to corporations >> this is the first time ever, ever, that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders, and not getting paid for it. >> but he also made fun of his own campaign slip-ups >> michelle obama gives a speech everyone loves it. my wife gives the exact same speech. and people get on her case >> clinton took a jab at trump that he might not concede if she won the election. >> i'm up here after donald i didn't think he'd be ok with a peaceful transition of power. >> she also made light of republican criticism that she sleeps too much >> i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. >> pretty funny. the event raised over $6 million

children charities. i think if -- given the fact that the campaign has been so mean spirited. it was uncomfortable still. was that funny? i'm not sure. >> i'm sure it was very uncomfortable to be in that room. nice to say they both said they will attend. this wasn't a precedent setting that we're not going to do it >> he was one of the undecided to get to ask a question. now internet sensation ken bones is making the most of his 15 minutes of fame. premier of dr. stranger in he was one of the guests but denied the opportunity to walk the red carpet. he's also starring in his own commercial encouraging people to vote. he was cast into the spotlight at the second debate thanks to his question on energy policy and his now trademark red cable knit sweater >> the picture at the linc couldn't memorial that he got to

it was so funny. i know the photographer who took that picture >> the only way he can go incogni,o is not to wear the red swart >> another drug company under scrutiny for raising the price of medication. tough lawmakers are questioning the unexplained price hike >> it landed one woman with criminal charges. moms who are raising vegan babies are saying about given a bad rap >> it's ok for babies to skype and face time with grandma. new guidelines breaking do you believe screen time for children by age. >> we went from summer-like conditions to plenty of rainfall and now we got another turn coming our way. brace yourself for the weekend. we got sunshine but we got winds to talk about and a big drop in those temperatures. we're going to be back with more. stay with us after the break.

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they say it unfairly stigmatizes those who have done their homework and gives parents a bad name. healthcare providers say it's not the vegan part of the diet themselves, it's getting enough b 12. a shortage of the vitamin can lead to neurological problems. influential doctors group is revising its recommendations regarding the amount screen time children should have. the american and the rest of the family. group says parents should prioritize unplugged play time for intenants and toddler but also recognizes the possible educational value media can offer young children. >> there's panel given the green light to break ground on a new prince george's county hospital.

prince george's county hospital center and create the prince george's county regional medical center in largo. the regional medical center will have 205 acute inpatient beds and will provide all of the services at the current. expected to open in 20-20. at 5:00, a woman caught pouring a cleaning agent in the office coffee maker over several weeks at her job >> that's not good. concern over a new healthcare program in dc public schools and it doesn't have to do with brody logan or football. we'll tell you about that one coming up >> i like that tease >> josh normal fined him over $9,000 for shooting bow and arrow. what he has planned might get the league a little hopped up >> before we head to break, we want to take you back to prince george's county where police officers are taking over the

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police in prince george's county investigating a shooting in fort wa this happened after 11:30 last night in the 6100 block of brandy hall court. they found the man suffering from gunshot wounds. rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, no word on a possible suspect or motive. >> what began as a routine traffic stop turned into a much bigger deal and resulted in these three people facing serious charges, this happened on richmond highway. police determined the driver had outstanding warrant.

drugs and charged them with a number of crimes. a virginia woman is under arrest accused of poisoning a coffee maker at her job. 32-year-old mayda is being held without bond tonight. the former coworkers claimed she poured a cleaning agent into the coffee maker into a number of week. several employees got sick. she is charged with felony assault. a lawyer and family of a man shot and wounded police officer are demanding answers tonight. they want the police department to release all information and body camera footage related to the shooting of mark george. he was critically shot and wounded last friday on whaler place southeast. members of the gun recovery unit were in the area when they spotted george and he ran away. as the officers gave chase, they say george pointed a gun at them. the family's lawyer is disputing

into this matter has resulted in some real questions about whether or not mr. georgia was in possession of a firearm at the time that he was shot. indeed, we have developed information suggesting that he was not armed at the time he was shot >> i have watched the unjust killings and shootings of black people at the hands of police officers throughout the united states. i sat back and thought to myself, we will have to pray for our kids when they leave the house. not knowing that one day, i will get a call that my been shot down in the street like an animal by a police officer >> george is still hospitalized tonight and recovering from his wounds. his family and lawyers say they want to pursue charges against the officer involved in georgia's shooting. we're learning new details about that suspected information breach by national security agency contractor. federal prosecutors revealed new details about their case against hardly martin the third. he was arrested in august on

they say martin stole government documents dated back to 1996 until this year. and they found handwritten notes that describe the agency's classified computer system. prosecutors say there is no evidence he passed on what he stole to any foreign government. martin's lawyer says his client meant in harm. >> we have detain on a story we've lend looking into all week. possible changes in nursing in dc public and charter schools. we heard from a mother who wants to remain anonymous. she says her four-year-old son school dc achievement prep isn't giving him his medicine. she's written out instructions on exactly what to do. >> she'll listen to his chest, if he's not wheezing she don't give him the medicine. give it to him one week, that's it. >> and she still doesn't. >> the last three days, still won't do it >> under current dc law, school nurse are rider to work only 20 hours a week.

to different schools. the nurses' contract is set to expire in january. at which time. the dc department of health is expected to implement a new health program. but few are clear as to what that program will mean for schools and nurses, dc ps won't comment nor will the state superintendent of jakes, the director of public health says the program will be broader look at community health and will not take nurses away. here's what she said. >> what we want everybody to know is that it is absolutely not accurate that there's going to be an automatic reduction of nursing coverage to our schools >> but there are sceptics. separate from that, the dc nurses association is now planning to ask that nurses hours are increased to 40 hours a week citing mishaps. fox 5 reported back in september

the washington teachers union says it's common in the current system that teachers are called upon to administer medical services far beyond their comfort level. the dc city council will take up this matter on tuesday. and we will stay on the story. a fun and challenging events is taking place at fedex field tomorrow. it is called the game on. the redskins are joining with the american diabetes association to host activity. our own alexandra limon got a sneak preview. joining us live from with more. sounds like you had quite an exciting day out there. alex. >> reporter: if you want to call it that, you know, if you know nothing else about me know this, i have a crippling fear of heights. naturally i thought i'd go up to the nose bleed seats here at fedex field. and go over the edge. why not? all jokes aside. i thought it would be a great opportunity to number one concur my fear and two, most

help raise awareness for the american diabetes association. that's why we went up to the sixth floor and rap he willed down 120 feet. tomorrow when this event is open to the public, the people who come down have fund raised or still can. five hundred dollars a person in order to be able to this event and that will help with things like education about type two diabetes, teaching people ab you can prevent and match this disease and research for type 1 and 2 diabetes. at disease that affects one in every 11 americans. really important to try to help, try to get the word out. that's why the redskins teamed up with the american diabetes association. we came out, did the rappel. it was not that scary. it was more, you know, getting out of your own head and getting

nerve and the courage to do it. i was shaking and once i went over, it was actually amazing. so you know, if your think about doing this, registration is still open. people can sign up to do it. if not, there's a whole health and wellness fair going on. there are activities that cost as little as $5, there's zip lining that's going to happen. that's $20. the money goes to a great cause. the american diabetes association and to be back out here live tomorrow morning around 8:00 when the actual zip lining will get started. i'm going to try to give that a go. i've actually done that in the past. you know, i can't stress just how important it is to try to raise money and funds, i mentioned so many americans are affected by diabetes, my family included my aunt passed away from type 1 and it's a really

my mom donated a kidney and she registered it and still passed away. left behind a daughter. that was another big reason why i wanted to come out here, concur this fear. it is insane, crazy, but i would do it all over again to try to raise awareness and honestly guys, it was amazing >> i was cheering you on. i would have been to service. >> it was mortifying to watch. >> people pay more than that to do zip lining, to do rapelling. and it doesn't go to a good cause. >> exactly. >> you're a tough girl. >> good for you. >> absolutely. so if you got 20 bucks, go zip lining. >> go for it. >> good job, alex >> scarier than the lights were the dark clouds.

>> degree of difficulty. ramped up a little bit. it's tough for alex to go out there and zip line and we learn just about every game how tough hockey players are. >> the fighting and half the fight >> they never get their teeth replaced, they just want to show how tough. we saw it again yesterday with the caps. hockey fans like to remind us how tough hockey players are and the players wear their black eyes and missing teeth as a badge of honor. the capitols made a how tough he is. in the third period over florida withinic flew himself and blocked it with the side of his head. you can see the put hit him in the video. the shot was so hard it ripped off a part of winnick's ear. he finished the game, missing some of his ear. the caps it was a mere flesh wound. >> he didn't know what was going

you got the puck sort of in the ear hole and pinched off his ear. trainers looked at him and he was fine. chewed up a little bit >> missing a piece of ear >> just chewed set up a bit. hockey players aren't just tough, they have part two, the caps, skated with more than 60 kids from the american special hockey association. a hockey league for kids with developmental disabilities. two years ago during the same event, they met anne asked him out on a sushi date. he said yes and they've been in contact ever since. >> try to help the kids, help the an organization to help me and help everybody around. >> come on, man. >> it's fun. i can see smiling, ask me questions. it's a lot of fun. keeping them smiling.

to help the kids. >> nice. >> penalty and 9,000 fine for his bow and arrow celebration. the redskins josh norman has made a point to what calls a moral double standard. you he was fined. norman said, quote, since they sell beer on tv while kids are watching i think thinking and don't see that being in the rule book. if they're doing that, why can't my celebration be legal? you're selling ads on tv talking about for beer, why can't my celebration be legal? it's a catch 22, man, these guys are serious. he then pretended to open a keg, pump it lift it over his head. that is something to watch for on the field sunday. i don't know if he's ever tried to lift a keg. just >> have you >> it's very heavy. not over my head.

>> you lift a person up in front of a keg. strong man competitions. they throw those things, i don't know if he's tried to lift one. he's talking about they're worried about him mimicking a bow and arrow and right after that play they show a beer add. there is a catch 22. he's basically testing it to see if he gets fined. vernon davis this past week shot a football over the goal post. that was a penalty. he got fined $12,000 for that. >> soun competition how far they can press the limit >> shooting -- making it look like a basketball? let him have fun, $12,000? celebration penalties are up 220% this year. >> they're really cracking down on it >> if there's rule, there's a rule. go on, high five your buddies and move on. >> >> memorize, let's talk about

one point down finalist second for three for the la sparks against the minnesota links. >> that would have tied up the game. sealed the deal for the sparks who defeated the link,s for their championship since 2002. moment was fleeting both teams were so good the show. sparks star named the mvp for this and her first championship in her eight-year career. shared the emotional moment with magic johnson and dedicated the game to a former college coach and mentor who died earlier this year from alzheimer's >> it was an exciting finish. there were a couple plays where the calls could have gone either way, protesting about it. a lot of people get down on the wnba. it was exciting to watch.

whose played in last night's championship representing this area. christie told very from harrisburg virginia former university of maryland star and rebecca brunson from dc drafted from georgetown university. love the local representatives. a special honor bestowed on two prince george's county high school students. >> it's friday. >> and see how the store the celebrating >> we got big changes coming rush hours and do we have winds. i'm going to have the full seven-day forecast after the

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. a special honor on two prince william county county high school students. part of a elite group >> ariana and natalie are chosen from more than 2000 students to be part of the all american marching band. they held a pep rally to graduate the teams >> this band is representing the army and all the hard work, this is way for me to give back to my country and honoring my parents who have a 42 years of service my accomplishments and all the practice and hard work i've put into achieved and become. so i'm truly happy to be part of this. >> she's a drum major and she plays the pick low. they're honored to be part of that special musical group. congratulations. >> what encouragement as they grow up. >> auditorium is full there. >> so great. congratulations to them.

blowing in and changes, just like that >> it was so quick. >> let me tell you something, the wind you have right now is nothing compared to what we're going to get. bat end down the hatchets. reality check of the season. we were into i want to say i want to say a summer pattern there. warm, it was also humid and sticky and, you know, just unbelievable for this time of 84. out of the ordinary. but you know what? now it's just with a little brief visit. that's over. we are reality. we have showers and rainfall. temperatures are falling definitely. those showers will be off and on. windy, it's going to be blustery the next 24, 36 hours orders. get prepared for that. we'll get clearing. tomorrow going to be a little bit on the cooler and wind will be sticking around. sunday is the thumb's up day. hopefully you'll plan something.

that wasn't the day to do it. take a look, plenty of clouds. we have showers as well. as i said we'll still see these tonight kind of off and on. we're not talking like a total pattern of just steady rainfall all night. but you know, definitely if you're going out. take the umbrella. 65 in the inpatiently capitol. 63 at baltimore. 63 at dulles. 61 at gaithersburg, quantico at 67. 66 at fredericksburg same for manassas. wind sustained anywhere from about eight to 12 to 13 miles per hour. in the meantime, stronger winds out toward our west, but we do have this area of low pressure departing in an incoming ridge of high pressure. wind gusts anywhere from 30 to 40 mile or more winds are anticipated once we get into late tonight and tomorrow. for the time being, there is a wind advisory over the higher

saturday. i won't be surprised if this gets extended and starts to cross the i95 corridor. when the wind starts to pick up, it will be fairly strong. frontal system moving through fairly strong. we're seeing right nows on the back side we're going to see the wind increase. showers will be off and on. i can't rule out a lingering wet weather wore the early hours of tomorrow. coastal flood advisory for st. mary's until 9:00. 8: showers popping up. a little bit of a break, get into saturday. and early morning we see a little bit as well look at the higher elevations where those wind are. they're seeing snow flurries and showers there. we don't want hear about that just yet. but the cooler air definitely kicking in. your overnight lows into the mid to upper 40's. so, expect to see saturday cloudy. temperatures that is going to be into the 60's, warmest once we get into your sunday.

for tomorrow. wrapping it up, 49 degrees for tonight. few showers still lingers, 59 tomorrow. here's a look at your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. to yours rising into the 60's. we got a dry pattern once we get past the early hours of tomorrow morning, not to you bad. end of the week, a trough will kick in and looking at seeing a chance of a little bit more wet weather. >> i don't know. >> i'm ready for the i am. >> really? >> the back and forth still fighting taking the sink tablets. whatever is going on in here. let's move on. >> ok. >> twitter air b and b and netflix, what the us government is doing about the cyber attacks >> outrage over a billboard to get a sugar daddy.

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fox 5 local news at 6:00. thank you for joining us at 6:00. >> i'm tony perkins >> i'm sarah simmo shawn. new records obtained by fox 5 show the dc police force shrunk to its lowest level. stands well below 3800 >> you may recall that is the figure former police chief kathy lanier said would be trouble if it ever came to be. paul wagner joins us live from northwest tonight with this story. paul? >> reporter: tony and sarah, we have been watching for months now at the dc police department

number of officers resigning, and also retiring. earlier this week, on monday, interim dc police chief pete newsham went down to the city council and testified that there are now 3,729 of the force. through a freedom of information act request we learned that approximately 270 of those officers are unavailable for patrol because they haven't been assigned handguns. the middle of a retirement bubble. officials knew it was coming. warnings were issued by the union. now that it's here, the dc city council, mayor and interim chief are scrambling to find ways to not only recruit but retain and bring back officers who have already retired. interim chief newsham was asked by ward council member how many officers were available for patrol