there, took a puppy out of the gauge. one of one of them was distracting an employee right around here in this hallway. there's a surveillance camera. they were caught on camera. the re door is where they made their escape. this happened quickly. take a look. it was a crime of convenience. these two guys were visiting the prince george's county animal shelter when they spotted the pit bulls. the was here to license his pets. the guy with the s, ripes is his friends. a protective mother pitbull and three week old puppies. few seconds later, the guys go in for a closer look. they're in the room with the dogs for a few minutes. then the guy with the black coat comes out alone. he approaches the staff member in the hallway. >> one of the guys came out first and he was the guy

employee. the other made his mistake >> the man comes out with the puppy hidden under his jacket. this is a photo of the dog he took >> the puppy could die if he doesn't get back to his mother. we're that a critical state. sometimes by tomorrow this puppy made his way back to its mother he could certainly die in someone's hands >> chief rodney taylor said you need exten animal care to keep the pups live. if you have any information about these two men, or the dog, cumulative police pitbulls are band in prince george's county with a banned breed, the shelter would transport the dogs to a county where they're legal to be adopted out. the shelter does know the name of one of the dog nappers. they're saying that it's up to prince george's county police to release that.

information at this point. the second suspect who actually took the dog, he remains unknown. if you do have information, call police or call the shelter as you heard, this little dog only has another day or two before his condition becomes critical. live in upper marlboro lindsay watts fox 5 local news. seems like boom. it literally looked like a bomb exploded in the bus. and catastr fast. the thing that you see you just see a blur. all of a sudden the impact hits. >> it was hard to look at. seeing people removed from it's just a mangled mess. >> on their way to make a living, to the job, they're on their way to on their way to support their family. >> the school bus driver involved in the deadly crash in baltimore last month had a history of crashes and seizures according to a preliminary report released with the

>> driver glen shapel was behind the wheel when the school bus hit a car and a city transit bus. six people killed in the crash. paul wagner joins us with more on the reports. what did you find? . >> reporter: that report was released early this morning, it raises troubling questions and very eye opening information from the ntsb. the ntsb says glen shapel license to drive had been suspended two months before the crash. because his medical was not on file with the state motor vehicle administration. the school bus driver had a history of hypertension. diabetes and seizures. 12 crashes or incidents in the last five years. he had a seizure just a week before the crash and the bus was traveling 57 miles an hour in a 30 miles per hour zone. in addition, the ntsb said there were no mechanical defects with

the ntsb also said a camera on the transit bus captured the initial crash. >> frederick avenue in southwest baltimore, they were called to the office of a a affordable transportation where witnesses say 67-year-old glen chapel was having a seizure. a common medical issue who, according to the ntsb had been involved in 12 crashes or incidents while operating a school bus or his personal car in the last five years. but two months before the crash, the report said chapel had been informed by the maryland motor vehicle administration that he could not operate a school bus because his medical certificate was not on file. we went to the bus company in baltimore for comment but no one would speak to us. family mementos and notes have been left. according to the report, shawn braxton was only going 16 miles

behind by the bus chapel was driving. the teacher's aide on the bus immediately asked chapel if he was ok but got no response. >> after he hit the car, looked like he picked up more speed. didn't slow down >> didn't slow down at all. >> shawn braxton was the man driving the mustang. >> my heart goes out to the families who lost loved ones. >> reporter: transportation safety board says all aspects of the crash including the school bus driver's medical condition and medical certificate remain under investigation. we also reached out to the attorney representing the bus company today but at this hour we've heard nothing back. one of the notes, the ntsb said the report from a number of the crashes or incidents chapel had been in in the last five years

paul wagner, fox 5 local news. getting word into the newsroom right now that two teenagers have been charged in connection with last week's deadly wildfires in tennessee. the charge is aggravated arson. prosecutors could move to try the teens a adults they ravaged towns 1400 people kill and more than 1700 homes and/or businesses were damaged or destroyed. let's check the weather this day. beautiful for the most part. pretty brisk but i love seeing the dusk >> beautiful sunset, sue palka this is sort of like the calm before the other storm. >> that's the second part our weather story. just showed the brush fire to story from tennessee. this is one of the reasons we can be grateful we got rain yesterday. because it does replenish the supply and help to get rid of the drought that we were in. nowhere near as bad as what happened in the gatlinberg area and on top of that the brush

settled and we have a chance to dry out. we have a few clouds out there. but overall just a partly cloudy night. couple of snow showers that are coming across the st. louis area and streaking toward indiana and ohio. they will stay out of our way for the time being, but the forecast has to do with the next big weather story and that is the approaching arctic boundary going to be crossing our area tomorrow. quiet tonight. but we will be dry with an isolated shower would be very spotty, believe me, but we are going to be getting cold. let's check temperatures because at the moment, it's noto not bad as jim said, a brisk day but not bad. we did get into the 50's. 48 now, 41 from west chester, let me take you on a field trip. chicago is only 24, detroit 33. far go, 16, can i say per, what i mean four, denver, ten and we

way up to the sources and it continues to spill on down. we're getting ready for a good cold shot tomorrow afternoon and evening. for this evening, enjoy it. get your run around done. 46 by 7:00, by 9:00, 44, arctic boundary moves on through, a day of transition, not terrible during the today. tomorrow evening, as that front powers through our area, the breezes are really going to pick up and quite a chill blast into town finish up our work week. we'll talk about the work week, the end of the work week and the weekend and what you can expect with the cold temperatures still the coldest air of the season we see getting ready to move on into town coming up a little bit later. sarah and jim back to you. >> thank you, sue. straight ahead here at 5:00, will protesters have a place to demonstrate in the district during the inauguration? >> matt ackland on how groups

>> reporter: they know when and when they can set up the protest for the inauguration and thus far, they haven't been told. live on campell capitol hill. live report coming up. we demand the next president listen to us. >> and actor danny glover teaming up with bernie sanders today in the district. the message they're sending to president-elect trump. students at the university of maryland rallying for the rights to nap on campus. taking to get extra z's between

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playing eagle bank arena december 16-18 tickets on sale now through ticketmaster . weeks away from the caution a celebrate. others who plan to come here to opposite. but >> big problem remains tonight. for protesters. that's the big question >> where will they be be granted permits? matt ackland at the national mall with more on that one. >> reporter: you all know right behind me there at the capitol that's where donald trump will take the oath of office in january. there will be a lot of chairs and people standing along the

lot of people in dc also to protest the new president. at this point, because of a tie-up in permitting, they simply don't know legally where they can gather together, and they're really frustrated. in fact, earlier today, if we take you to video, they had a meeting to discuss these frustrations. today, a group of attorneys and activists gathered together to demand the national park service and the presidential inaugural committee stop trying to block protests by not i they say they need the agencies to release areas so protesters will be able to gather. so far, that hasn't happened yet. the group claims this is unconstitutional oh as the violates freedom of speech and they have a message for those planning to come >> for all of those worried, concerned, thinking about changing their plans that is the unconstitutional effect of what

committee are doing, we're here to say that is lawful to march in washington, dc and we welcome everybody to the are district of columbia to engage in free speech. >> reporter: basically the national park service, they have a permit for the whole area. they turn that over to the inaugural committee. inaugural committee then meets and they decide the areas that they won't be using like say, lafayette park, lincoln memorial and turn that over to the happened yet. i got a hold of somebody today from the inaugural committee. i want to read this e-mail. we're still working on our plans for all of the inaugural events, and we will let you know as soon as the information is released about the locations, and the use of the permits. back out live. i went on to ask the person who issued the statement from the inaugural committee. so can you give the protesters

days? a week? how long will it take before they know what space they will have because as you know, a lot of coming and he said to me there's no time table at this point. they're working as hard as they can according to him. but there is no time table. tonight, the protesters are surely not happy. they need space, need to know when and where, not only during inauguration but the days leading up to it and also the days after. remember, there's huge march planned at this point, it's at a standstill. we'll continue to follow at the story let you know as soon as there's changes here. live on capitol hill, matt ackland, fox 5 local news. several members of congress including senator bernie sanders rallied today with low wage federal contract workers calling for president-elect trump to stop all federal contractors from shipping jobs overseas. the group is hopeful that trump will build on his actions to

the deal with carrier to keep jobs in the united states. danny glover was also at today's rally working to get the crowd fired up. >> we know we have to demand the next president listen to his. he's only going to listen to us if we advocate, march, fight. if we're loud and if we will be heard. we have to believe that. and we do believe that. >> that rally was organized by the group good jobs nation. ? ? fox 5 dc cares is partnering with sharing stories of local kids and wishes and we hope they will inspire you. >> we meet attiy, eight years old and beat cancer, before that, she roared. watch and you'll see what we

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it changes both their treatment, how they become stronger through it, how it gives them hope, joy, strength and al after the is over and their treatment is over, how that is such a happy memory and how it kind of replaces their other memories of being sick. >> reporter: if you want to see the whole story go to midatlantic dot.org. please go to midatlantic-season of wishes.org to donate and she certainly is a lily super star >> absolutely. coming up two state troopers at a traffic stop hit by a drunk driver >> the tow truck driver who

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three law enforcement officers have been struck by drunk drivers and in one case, one of the accused was truck operator responding to another crash >> as the holidays approach, not just around the holidays police in our area want to remind people not to drink and drive. as fox 5's alexandra limon explains, this week's crashes are an example of why. >> reporter: the 75-year-old driver was allegedly drunk drove up from behind the troopers, slammed into his vehicle, spun out of control and hit the other trooper's vehicle. >> just hear the hit.

and next thing you know, we're still trying to figure out what's going on. >> it's too surreal when something like that happens. it's nothing really to expect on the road. we hear about it all the time. >> reporter: it happened monday on route 301 south of smallwood drive. the highway was busy with drivers heading home from work around 7:00 p.m. the troopers got out to check on the driver that hit them >> she signed a didn't want to be transported. >> reporter: she was properly transported to jail and charged with driving under the influence and a string of additional charges. the chain of events turned more bizarre when the tow truck driver showed up. officers on the scene say she was drunk too. investigators said they could smell the booze. not only was she charged with dui, but she also had a spunned

>> i was initially almost in denial that it couldn't be. but at that point, you realize that anything is possible. >> 21-year-old michael mattingly was also charged with driving under the influence. after the saint mary county sheriff office said he hit one of their deputies early wednesday morning. corporal shawn car veriry was on foot and pushed another person out of the way but he was hit seriously injured and still in the hospital. police agencies around the state of maryland want to emphasize the importance of not driving drunk. maryland state police tells me one of the most common excuses they hear from drivers is that they didn't think they were drunk. alexandra limon fox 5 local news. coming up at 5:30, a local man is excused of sexual assaulting a teenager and police fear there may be more victims.

predator met the young girl and the scheme he used mandatory evacuations at the prince george's county courthouse when a k9 officer discovered that caused a huge scare in the entire area. business owners in montgomery county say they have had it with reform to montgomery county's liquor monopoly. a new plan is slapping a n name on an old problem. students at the university of maryland rallying for your right to nap on campus. new efforts students are taking to get extra z's between classes. a holiday message from our troops. hi, i'm captain. i'm currently deployed overseas with a 29th infantry division. i want to say happy holidays to

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this is is fox 5 local news as 5:00. a man is accused of sexual assaulting a girl. and police fear there may be others >> he's charged with three counts of felony sexual assault of a juvenile. he met her on social media claimed he was also a teenager. they believe he used the alias

>> prince george's county courthouse, the bomb squad was called out for a suspicious package discovered by a police k9, the courthouse and nearby businesses were evacuated as a precaution, but found out the package wasn't an explosive and gave the clear muriel bowser celebrated the opening of the concentration site. the project is expected to create m it will feature brand new medical office buildings, multi-family housing, row houses, retail and a grocery store. small business owners who have been fighting montgomery county's monopoly over liquor sales say the latest attempt at reform is it more of the same old thing. at issue here is a provided state bill that would allow privately owned alcohol stores in the county >> the problem is who gets to

tom fitzgerald. >> reporter: if you control all of the beer, the wine and the liquor sales as montgomery county currently does, should you also be allowed to be able to choose who and where your competitors are. some small business owners are saying no way and are calling this latest reform effort as to slapping a new name on a very now, this state bill, as it's currently written would allow the private agents become part of the county's department of liquor control. now, remember, that is the government agency that, by law, is the only one that is allowed to do beer and wine wholesale in the county. the department of liquor control also operates more than 20 stores of its own. they're permitted to sell liquor

others are not. part of the county's monopoly includes control over all of the wholesale distribution of alcohol. this new bill being touted as a reform, it would leap up to the county itself to determine how many of these so-called agency stores would be licensed and also, what the dlc determine how close they could be located to the county's own stores. now, you talk to small business owners, people like peter frank who run tall he says the reforms don't go nearly far enough >> it's monopoly. it is controlled by montgomery county. they have 26 stores, which currently are operating as the biggest competition. their pricing is questionable. >> reporter: the government is your competition >> absolutely. the biggest competition is the

another hearing tonight, which would allow a change letting that the retail giant total wine open up its first store possibly in montgomery county. that meeting gets underway at 7:00 p.m. in the county council building in rockville. tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. . governor larry hogan announced he'll back a bill that would require companies with 50 or more employees to provide paid sick leave. governor calls it a quote, common sense approach to covering maryland without placing a burden on job creators, it would require businesses to cover part-time employees. or agreements with labor unions >> a strong majority of marylanders want to see the state address this issue in a common sense way that benefits our workers. while also protecting our small business job creators. we look forward to working with legislatures on both sides of

a balanced, fair common sense approach to paid sick leave. >> small businesses with less than 50 workers that offer paid sick leave will be eligible for tax relief incentives, the governor plans to introduce the bill some time next month. the university of maryland may soon have a new perk to help sleep deprived students catch few zs. they're fine tuning a proposal to ask school officials to set aside a room for take a nap between classes. that's when they normally use the couches. those who use the napping spots will be limited to 30-minute naps. they're calling on school officials to finance napping stations through the students's facility fund. >> i think a lot of libraries sometimes people nap anyway. i don't know if they're actually supposed to be. but i know i'm an architecture major. it's pretty much designated

library >> i would like it. i feel like there's times i wish i could crash. several colleges seem to be adopting the trend including james madison university and the university of michigan. >> would you believe people have an opinion on this story? of course. i want to show you commenters. this guy says give me a break. sad. another person said, no, no, no, when they graduate and get a job. 99.9% chance their jobs w have a nap station, but one pointed out they could be great for meditation, of course on this one you can weigh in, head to fox 5 dc facebook page. i never dismiss the value of a nap >> i don't either. i don't know if you're student union, we had massive couches. big pay day meanwhile for a

greater. 25,000 top prize in a national science competition, a been ton middle school student from manassas who was honored at a special assembly. her prince george, rock he said, nozzle and thrust, oh my. >> my dream is to become the first person on mars. i want to be the first one to touchdown. a little bit of family competition going on about my sister wants to be the first person on mars. i'm going to be >> i'm stepping off first >> you're the neil, she's the buzz >> exactly. >> eleanor beat out more than 8,000 fellow eighth graders to win the prize from the society for science. >> look at her face >> she's really happy. >> love it. >> congratulations. an important health alert for parents. there may be toxins in your baby's teethers >> gnc is accused of selling illegal supplements.

with the government to keep the fake products out of the stores >> santa's house is listed on sill low. find out how much it is worth >> speaking of the north pole, might be the weather that's in our forecast. outside right now, not so bad. pretty decent day, 48 decrease for the high temperature, or for the current temperature, drying out from yesterday. nice to get that break from the rain, although we did need it. not much rain in the forecast, definitely some cold air headed our way. i'll let you know wha looks like in your seven-day forecast coming up next when fox

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hyper activity. 59 different baby products were studied. all contain some bpa. 48 of the products were labeled bpa free or nontoxic. retailer gnc settled a dietary supplements case with the department of justice. gnc will avoid prosecution after agreeing to reform its practices and pay more than 2.$2 million as part of the deal. gnc must spun the sale of products if the food and drug warning about them. ? ? it has now been 75 years since the attack on pearl harbor. it left more than 2300 u.s. servicemen and women dead. today, 29 survive putting world war ii veterans were honored, including g 7 pearl harbor survivors, special ceremony was held at the world war ii memorial. each service member was presented with a wreath at the

moving on is to sports. the nationals went into the meetings with high hopes. one after another kept striking out. chris sail went to the red sox and wade davis after a run decided to go with the cubs. looks like they finally made a deal. ken rosenthal reporting the nats are giving up lucas and for adam eaten. to talk about a birth present also 14 stolen bases, contract-wise, at his a bit of a bargain. their options coming up. deal for the nats mean the trade turner gets freed up to turn to short stop. eaten will get his place in the outfield. we'll keep you post operator one. . the redskins welcome back to trent williams after the four-game suspension, redskins

eligible to play sunday against the bills. he talked with reporters and was asked how the suspension for missing a drug test compared to his first suspension. >> it's night and day. different circumstances. totally different. you know, you know, it doesn't compare in my mind. >> i'm grateful to be back, you know, it's, little things you take for granted. going out and practicing every day, kind of get monday not must, but when you can't go you understand >> he doesn't play defense, last week against the cardinals the defense done get off the field. it allowed the cardinals to convert ten of 16 third-down conversions they're now dead last. the if the skins have any chance, the defense has to step up. >> got to get off the field.

no kind of conjuring up or spell. it's just what it is. you got to get the heck off the field. we got third and long like the -- it's no excuse. you got to lock down. because first and second down, you kick and come down third down, you get in those situations, shouldn't happen. >> shouldn't happen. simple as that. >> bring on the eagles. >> get off the field. >> get off. >> up. >> you're not an athlete >> don't i look like one >> yes you do. you can pull it off >> i got to tell you we're in the mid 40's? something like that >> low 50's but plus, mid 40's now, not so bad after the soaker yesterday. nice to dry out. big changes and tomorrow will be decent too. but we're going from rainy relatively mild weather to very cold by the end of this week.

cold air, live look outside, tonight and much calmer than the traffic nightmare that was rush hour yesterday evening with the rain and the clogged roads and the accidents. i know first hand you a in the middle of that may it was pretty bad. hopefully everyone having a smoother ride home or if you're home watching us, not going to be bad evening do holiday shopping or be outside because we don't have any wet weather. here's what to expect as we go through the rest of the work week, clouds and sun there could be a stray shower early along a weak cold front but we should clear out in the afternoon. and it will become breezy as colder air marches across the country. arriving here by friday and saturday. we are talking windchills and windchills that will make the feel like it's in the tens and 20's over the weekend. really, really cold, first arctic blast. 50 dulles, 51 bmw and overall

westminster, 43 in baltimore, 48 in washington right now, 48 in quantico, 42 in fredericksburg. cloud cover will keep us generally in the upper 30's to low 40's. but even though temperatures are pretty seasonal right here in the northeast, look at the polar air across the western plains, 16 in far go, four in casper what i mean. you go further north i know this is no man's land temperatures 0 or below 0 or in old canad well, well below 0. i show this because a piece of this air mass of this really, really cold arctic air will be diving into the central plains come later and making its way to our area and it looks like we'll have another significant cold air event next week, getting into winter weather in a lurie. not much snow with the arctic boundary, but it's there, snow showers, minneapolis and across st. louis, southern missouri, cloud cover mainly north of

right now, we should stay dry overnight. fox future catch the shows what the weak front clouds will increase by early tomorrow morning and yes, even showers are possible especially south along this front, this is 5:00, 6:00. it wants to mix in a lick of frozen precipitation, i would say maybe if down in southern maryland your temperatures fall off enough that you're in the low to mid 30's with the cloud cover increasing i don't know if we'll be that cold. regardless just like we had isolated sleep, you can't rule it out a precipitation. but the northwesterly flow picks up. this is by friday, notice we're bright and sunny here in washington. even though can we get the sunshine we are also getting that cold blast, i love these colors, the turquoises and pinks and purples. 30's and 40's. sunny and breezy these will be your high temperatures and a normal high temperature this time of year is in the upper 40's. probably only talking about the upper 30's friday and saturday

like it's in the 20's. here's your forecast again for tonight, 38 degrees. clouds increase overnight, we'll start off a little gray with a stray morning shower, but due to that afternoon clearing, we should hit 50 and be fairly nice. sunrise photo this is a new one i believe it was off sue palka's facebook page. 39 degrees at that 7:15 time and temperature for your sunrise thursday. 50 for tomorrow, then we fall off quickly. at the lows over the weekend in the 20's. high of just 40. saturday, 44 sunday and then if you look over towards next week, after we get past monday morning, where we could see a few snow flurries here with an early. another round of cold air with a high of 40. here that's a look at your seven-day forecast. >> we talk a lot about food. don't we

>> one place to go chipolte they're admitting customer service needs a bit of an upgrade, making changes. family friendly company, here how ikea is expanding for family leave.

? ? in tonight fox 5 on the fly, look inside santas's estates and chipolte looks to upgrade customer service the future president is signed person of the year. president-elect trump on the cover of time magazine. he's the person of the year for 2016 but the cover calls him president of the divided states of america. time makes its annual choice based on impact a person has on

chipolte admits customer service needs an upgrade. half of all locations have less than excellent customer service. now the company is training employees to clean dirty napkins off tables make sure the soda fountain is organized and keep the glass on its front doors free of fingerprints. basic stuff. could legalized pot be hurting profits for brewers? they've under performed over the past two years, those are the three states that legalized recreational marijuana within the past four years, they've been hit harder than craft breweries. ? ? ikea wants to be more parent friendly employer. the furniture super star's you can't say division is switching up its parental leave policy, they will be eligible for up to four months of paid time off. the policy applies to birth,

longer you work there, the more paid time off you'll get. ? ? no santa is not selling his north pole home but real estate website sill low is giving us a look inside. they listed it as off market. living calls the the home a toy lovers paradise and the kitchen went any oven 12 different cookie settings. the estimated cost to because santa's pad over $650,000. that's your fox 5 on the fly.

this is fox 5 at 6:00. learning more about the school bus driver involved in that horrific bus crash in pefr. baltimore, thanks for joining us, i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, they released a report that says driver had a history of crashes and seizures. paul wagner starts us off with the latest. >> reporter: this was released by the ntsb this morning and raising eyebrows about the drivers. the ntsb says glenn chappell's license to drive a commercial vehicle had been suspended two months before the crash because his medical certificate was not on file with the state motor vehicle administration. here's what else. chappell had a history of hypertension, diabetes and seizures. he had been in 12 crashes or incidents in the last five years and had a seizure the week before the crash. the bus was traveling 57 miles per hour in a 30 miles per hour zone, and there were no mechanical defects found in the

one week before the crash on frederick huff in southwest baltimore, paramedics were called to the office where 67-year-old glenn chappell was having a seizure. a common medical issue for chappell who, according to the ntsb, had been involved in 12 crashes or incidents while operating a school bus or his personal car in the last five years. chappell had a current medical certificate. but two months before the crash, the report said chappell had been inform by the m motor vehicle administration that he could not operate a school bus because his medical certificate was not on file. we went to the bus company in baltimore today for comment but no one would speak with us. couple miles away, family mementos and notes had been left on a fence next to where the crash occurred. according to the report, shawn barrackston was only going 16 miles per hour hit from the