the public here. there has been a lot going on here today. it is still an active scene as you can see. i want to take you through everything that happened step by step. this afternoon, there was a double shooting in this town home where police and firefighters are focused on covered wagon lane and there were two victims and police say they took themselves to the hospital and that brought them to the townhouse where the shooter wased in the house. there was a standoff and fire and then officer-involved shooting and that injured the suspect and that person was taken to the hospital. during the standoff we heard several loud bangs, flash bangs. we want to let you listen to those and show you some video from when we first arrived

from when we first arrived all right and we want to let you know we're just getting breaking information just hearings that the suspect in this case is dead after an officer-involved shooting. you can see in the video this was a frantic scene. we saw swat officers running with their guns and a lot of neighbors who were brought out watching all of this. still a lot of people standing out around us right now. we are waiting for an update from fairfax country police we're expecting a spokesperson to come over any minute now. what we're hearing the latest information is that the suspect in this double shooting is now dead. reporting live, lindsey watts, "fox5" whole news. >> we'll keep you updated on that situation tonight, meanwhile, thanks but no thanks that's a word to incoming trump administration from xhaepder of the d.c. national guard. >> the commander set to xhapd during the inauguration was told he was out of a job friday at noon and after a backlash of

turned down an offer to stay on for a few days. >> tom fitzgerald live tonight at the d.c. national guard headquarters with more on that story, hey, fitz. >> sarah, jim, good evening this is headquarters of the d.c. national guard. normally inauguration week this place is buzzing with activity lately it's been buzzing because of something else. it may be a case of too little, too late. general schwartz the commander of the d.c. national guard was told last week that as is the custom president den appoint hes he is the commander as one have to turn in resignation effective noon friday that's when the inauguration ceremony is going on. general schwartz was to command all the elements of the national guard providing things like security for inauguration. word came about after that trump lash that the trump transition team extended an

place. apparently now the general will go ahead with his plans to retire. take a look at some of this footage that was shot here earlier today inside the d.c. national guard headquarters. what you're looking at here is when the moment came that eventually 7500 deployed in d.c. for inauguration week. general schwartz will be retiring after 40 years with the u.s. army and national guard at noon friday. that is the exact moment donald trum there on the west front of capitol is going to be taking the both of office. this news caught many in the d.c. national guard off guard because it just was not expected. major general schwartz was going to be not allowed command guard through end of inaugural events. they're moving forward and what they're saying. officials with the joint task force told "fox5" today general schwartz retirement will not impact their support mission of the presidential inauguration. lieutenant general nicole

brugedo that the national guard most important mission is providing security, before, during and after inauguration. >> it's we active we have a few hundred soldiers trying to get all the preparation completed making sure we're ready to receive all the supporting elements coming in from the different states and we're expecting to ramp up into the thousands before up august ration someday. >> so here's what's going to happen. when the clock strikes noon, friday, the d.c. national guard will be commanded by bringing deer general william walker. bringing deer walker had a job. he was leading joint task force here and now he's going to takeover at 12:01 p.m. friday as interim commander of the d.c. national guard. we're live tonight, tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". >> and that's all happening four days from now like donald

president the rehearsal took place in the west front of capitol hill he will take the both of office stand in were used to walking done the steps to flatbed trucks rolling in parade. security preps and secret service agents preparing for potential attacks and accident. as far as security police will be well staffed, 3,000 extra officers on happened and 5,000 national guard troops onsite. >> what will go down in history as the greatest demonstration for freedom in the history of our nation [ applause ]. today celebrations are held across the kupty and here in memory of reverend dr. martin luther king, jr. and it's the birth day today of the civil rights leader and king is recognized as leader of african civil rights movement in the 60s and his role in promoting non violent change earned him

noble peace prize. >> and established himself as one of the best oraters with the "i have a dream" speech. five years later he was assassinated in memphis, tennessee. martin luther king day was established as a holiday inn 1986. >> d.c. mayor bowser launched a program to help young men of color stay on track all part of president obama my brother's keeper initiative promoting education, justice, health and job opportunities. and a group of martin luther king jr. commissioners were also sworn in as my brother's keeping am bar doors and the goal is to develop coalitions with private and public sector leaders. >> my administration and many community partners are stepping up efforts to engage boys of color and the specific challenges they are facing across d.c.. and we're coming together and we're doing more to empower d.c. boys of color and we will do this through community partnerships and government programs

aspect of a young man's life. >> upcoming my brother's keeper events include a series of round table discussions and summer programming and special summit. and following the launch of d.c. my brother keeper initiative mayor bowser hosted a parade to honor dr. king it was held on the street named after him in south east. d.c. council member vincent gray joined in and mayor becauseer was asked about the controversy going on now between congressman john lewis and president-elect donald trump and here's what she had to say. >> what i focus on are the values important to the residents of the district of columbia and the certainly regard representative lewis as a sacrifice for our nation with high regard and i think a lot of people are thinking about their role and what they have to do. as mayor of washington d.c.,

have values important for the district. >> the district mlk parade started back in 1979, six years before dr. king's birthday became a federal holiday. ahead at 5:30 while the rest of country celebrates mlk day one city sparked national outrage over celebration. they call gray great american's day. >> what they're saying about the historic name change of a holiday honing dr. king. >> and possible controversy of a trump visit at african-american culture and history and was there a change of heart or plans. what we heard tonight about the rumored visit that had a lot of people talking. >> and wife of pulse night club shoot area rested. charges she's naceing coming up. >> hey there, jim, sarah, cloudy and chilly martin luther king holiday we're watching for rain to come in tomorrow. as everyone heads back to work and school, wet weather is approaching. i'll have the latest on that and look at radar what to expect tonight in the 7 day forecast what to expect

fox news returns after this . >> and of course martin luther king jr. legacy etched on the hearts and mind of america and many visited his memorial located at the northwest corner of tidal basin he is first african-american honored with a home orial on or near the national mall and only the fourth non president to be honored that way

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caught in the cross fire of a gun battle. family members say vivian mara was on the way to the corner store when shot. >> a second victim man was wounded in the change of gunfireel van road and stanton road southeast. "fox5" paul wagner live at the jean that story. paul. hey, guys, i'm scanned standing in the parking lot where this happened early this morning 0 minutes after 10:00 or so i'm at the forest ridge apart complexel vines road and stanton southeast. that's when what we understand from police now is that vivian marrow was on her electric powered scooter on this walkway right here and as she was coming along the walkway heading up towards the corner store there was gunfire. according to police there was an exchange of gun fire and mits marrow was hit in the head. >> this is vivian mrow a mother,

great-grandmother shot in the head after she road her powered scooter from the apartment to the corner store. caught in the cross fire in a shootout that has so far no explanation. >> really messed up. i don't know really a loss of words because my mom was wonderful laid write an she looked ought for all my family and cousins and some of the people up there called her mom you know what i'm saying. >> vivian was 67 years old. a fixture in this complex where at one time she was known as the candy lady. always looking out for the little ones. d.c. police spent hours working the crime scene. marking shell casing after shell casing after shell casing. >> like i said it's preliminary but looks like there was exchange of gun fire. >> do you have a weapon on the scene. >> we do not. >> a law enforcement source familiar with the investigation says the second person hit an adult male may have also been caught in the cross fire. but that is still under investigation.

>> we made a lot of end roads into the crime in this particular area there's still bad actors up here and we say it all the time anybody who is willing to on up and fire you know gun shots in our community we're not going to tolerate that kind of thing. >> d.c. police crime camera keeps constant watch on the street that is no strange to gun violence and in recent months officers were stationed here around the clock. >> if you were here in broad daylight, pretty much shooting, it could have been somebody else, mom, kid. >> william marrow says his mom has been using a wheelchair since the '80s after being hit by a car. >> reporter: at this hour we don't have new mvtion on the second person that was hit. and police have not updated us on this case as to what that second person might have been involved in whether or not that second person was actually a victim who was also caught in the cross fire. but, again,

a weapon on the scene it was tough to watch up here and we've been here since early this morning. a lot of family members came out here and the community was very, very upset and at one point, there were several dozen back in this parking lot and hugging and crying and talking to each other. and trying to deal with this whole situation here just an awful, awful situation. we're live in southeast, paul waer, "fox5 local news". new tonight the wife of orlando night club shooter is facing charges herself connected to the deadly shooting. >> police say nur solomon was taken into custody in san francisco facing several charges including obstruction of justice. police say she moved to the san francisco area after her husband omar matt each was killed in a shootout with police during the pulse club mass tier ter. 49 people were killed during that. solomon told police she had no clue what her husband was planning. she's scheduled to appear in courts tomorrow. >> also in

moves on for the search for a man that killed two police officers lloyd is accused of shooting and killing master sergeant debra clayton last sunday as she tried to question him over the murder of his pregnant girlfriend. come take a look at this dramatic video. this is dashcam from a trooper patrol car shows a semi-truck losing control on icy highway narrowly missing patrol car, wow, look at that. forced to veer off the road. officials say the truck driver was going to fast for road conditions. you can see it's raining. fortunately, no one was hurt. we have an update now on amazing story we told about you last week a baby abducted from a florida hospital turned up alive 18 years laider. >> over the weekend 18-year-old camille mobly met her biological family for the first time in walterboro south carolina they met west o

under a falls name. craig ache inis still in shock after meeting with his long last daughter. mobly was eight hours old when taken from a jacksonville hospital from a woman posing from a nurse. that woman raised mobly as her own. she's now hard bars charged with kidnapping if convicted she could face life in prison. >> amazing. >> crazy story there. >> let's get a check of the weather now. nothing too crazy out. there fairly nice day, actually. >> i mean it was nothing to write home about. i think every day this month is based on that beautiful was that wednesday or thursday we had last week. >> i don't know. but you know as long as it looks like this and not covered with some snow or blizzard. >> that's a good one. >> it could be worse caitlin roth. >> i love the optimism. >> we're two raise of sunshine every day. >> this is not bad. >> yet. >> thank you, jim, we try our hardest. we're trying to put a spip on that gray day out there as much as we can. it's a positive spin. it was not too bad of a

they stayed mostly dry. plenty of clouds and temperatures only in the mid 40s. we were very mild last thursday when some of us hit 70. i don't think we get that mild this week but we have a couple warmer days. let's start with satellite radar we have prolific cloud cover now and batch of light showers moving in from northwest by hagerstown and then in through montgomery county and doesn't look like much as we zoom in here and really at the current hour if you get anything that is reaching ground that would be crossing 270 through gaithersburg, germantown and headed to 95 a couple showers maybe moving to baltimore metro, too. so drizzle. maybe a spotty shower in the forecast for tonight otherwise just cloudy with pretty steady temperatures. 44 outside right now in the district and across the area mainly low to mid 40s. 4 annapolis and 44 culpeper and 46 fredericksburg and 44 mannasas. and here's your evening planner. if you are heading out tonight we are not looking at much in the form of rain. like i said, maybe patchy drizzle around and could have a shower or two with those temperatur

mid 40s. and we don't fall too far from that. overnight tonight with the extensive cloud cover and with a warm front approaching don't expect temperatures to get too cold. ybe be into the mid 30s north and west and everyone will be above freezing if you wake up tomorrow morning including us here in the district at 41 degrees and we will have just plain old rain for tuesday. showers are likely on and off all day i'll have the latest on timing and amounts of that rain as well as when we can expect a warm-up that is still coming up in the 7-day forecast. jim. >> indicate lip, a lot of people talking about this one the woman fired for a tweet. frederick county school employee who poked fun at a student's bad spelling is looking for a job. >> does the punishment fit the crime. the school official out of a job tonight. >> and prince george county helping people get their lives on track. >> and a d.c. man lucky to be alive thanks to quick thinking from first responders. today he paid a surprise visit to the first re

helped save his life. we'll have that story straight ahead. ♪

jv a maryland public school's employee has been fired after accepted what she considered a playful tweet to a student about his spell sdmring the story sparked a lot of conversation out there especially on social media page and anjali hemle hill talked to the former employee forced to find another job. >> we live in a time where even a tweet can get you terminated and former frederick country public school's employee katie nash never meant for her tweet to come off condescending. >> i thought it was good opportunity to engage and connect. >> katie nash never expected 140 character would get her fired. >>

>> last friday nash says she was let go from her web services coordinator job with frederick county public schools it all started when a student asked fcps maryland over twitter during last week's wintry weather for school to be closed tomorrow. tomorrow was spelled wrong. nash who respondeded then how would you learn how to spell tomorrow this time including right spelling of the word. >> i didn't think of it in terms of having it be really quirky or awesome response. i was me. >> however her response was not received well by everyone. >> there was a comment on our facebook page concern about cyber shaming and they asked me to take down i think it it was take down anything any engagement i had with any student i removed that day. >> days later without warning fcps fired her she's on the hunt for another job. meanwhile, the student who sent the misspelled twe

toy nash on twitter saying "he thought it was funny" and he didn't take it personally. >> i'm excited pep people are concerned about bullying and cyber shaming i have two kids myself i know the world is changing as we go and it is a important conversation to have. in this instance it was so obvious there was no attempt to make this child or student feel bad i think it was over reach. >> in frederick, anjali hemphill, local news. >> an we want to be sure to mention that "fox5" did reach out to frederick country schools and have not heard back from them. >> meantime leaders in prince george county marked this mlk day by helping people who may have a criminal record get on track. they turned up with local leaders and church officials to host annex ponkment fair at hill crest heights the goal was to help people with a criminal history find out what charges on the record are eligible

be expunged. >> and in some cases it prev prevents them from guest housing as well. maryland does not automatically remove items from records and they're telling me that they have had a difficult time finding jobs and employment if you don'ter why they do something like this there you go. people with non owe fen . >> bandits rob a fast food restaurant and police are asking for your help tonight. >> if it was not for martin luther king, jr. i don't know what would have happened to your nation. he freed us. he helped liberate us to make our nation a

congressman john lewis speaking at a martin luther king event today that's not overshadowing the growing controversy about trump. what he is saying tonight about the public feud. >> and one city under fire tonight for changing name of martin luther king day to great americans day. we'll tell you what is happening and what the city mayor has to say about it all♪ .

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>> and welcome back at 5:00 tonight police are investigating discovery of two men inside a northeast d.c. home the bodies were found early this morning on the 1700 block of lieman place and police don't have suspect or motive and no signs ever foul

>> developing tonight police are looking for the gunman behind a murder in prince george county and officials say a woman was shot and killed last night around 10 p.m. in hill crest heights and so far police do not have a suspect or motive. take a good look that video d.c. police need help identifying three men that robbed a fast food joint two weeks ago. alabama avenue southeast back on january 4 and see the video showing men walking into a subway and one of them pulled out a gun and demanded money and moments later one of the men jumped counter and stole money out of the register if you recognize the men you are asked to give police a call. >> an update on the deadly house fire in baltimore that killed six children. fire officials tell us two young boys that escaped flames are improving and boys ages four and five were upgraded from critical to good condition and children's mother who also survived the fire is still in critical. and the fire broke out early thursday morning and investigators still have not determined what cause today but they do suspect a space heater may have sparked the fir

thousands paying homage to martin luther king jr. clouds gathered in the district laying flowers for dr. king. >> vice-president elect mike pence was on hand with his family to pay his respects. ronica cleary is joining us here tonight. >> hey, jim, sarah, it's good to be inside and going over the headlines with you guys today. let's take a look. we'll start with martin luther king day. within the last 24 hours headlines broke that set donald trump cancelled a trip to the african-american history museum saying basically backed out. it was agreed upon. our own melanie alnwick this morning she actually tweeted out she spoke with a spokes person for the museum who said that there was never an official visit scheduled. sort of you know just pointing out false headlines you want to make sure you follow up and do due diligence. donald trump met with martin luther king iii today in trump to you are and they prayed together reportedly

discussed legacy of his father and then trump tweeted a message to his followers saying "celebrate martin luther king day and all the many wonderful things he stood for, honor him for being the great man that she was." >> it was the weekend that was crazy. >> it was. >> if you missed this headline we'll take you through it quickly over the weekend the war of words between georgia congressman john lewis and donald trump it started on meet the press take a listen to this. >> i don't see this president-elect as a legitimate president. >> now, donald trump responded saying congressman john lewis should spend more time on fivrping and helping hisdistrict in horrible shape and fol ago part not to mention crime infested rather than complying about election results all talk talk talk sad. >> that sound bite we heard from congressman he said he feels

legitimate in light of russia's influence on the election. a little more context necessary and it's also important to say it's martin luther king holiday thing that recognition of history. this congressman was interests gral part of civil rights movement. so many -- it is really becoming a bigger issue and divide between both sides sort of representing that and people are upset. people have pulled out of the inauguration poll intergitys and leaders because of this is tack on this congressman many say it's inappropriate. >> we saw anthony brown say tonight he will not attend. >> it's a couple dozen really. >> it will be electricing to say the least. >> this last headline affects us. it's a conversation that there are reports that the trump team is are canning moving white house press briefing room from the west wing to another location. and now, this possibility has come under fire

keep the press away from the president. now according to the trump camp it would be to accommodate more reporters and at looingt week's press conference the trump steam said there were between 500 and 600 reporters in attendance and the current press room has only 50 seats. so you know you have to step back and think about that i would love to hear from viewers on that it seems reasonable to say you want more seats. but is that creating a divide or does that separate you from the president. >> they're saying it's all -- if you moved them into eob executive office building it is still technically on white house campus but nonetheless i think at home a lot of people are thinking about immediate yoo perspective and they could not careless what happens to the media and there's a lot of people that's the sentiment now. then again, this is a chance you know checks and balances of media and we'll see what happens moving forward. but -- >> i'll tell you id i applied for credentials to be in the white house press release room and i thought to myself, 50

because you know how many seats there are you think will there be room for me. you think it would be nice if there were more opportunity for more press but if there's 600 people in the room -- >> that's the other thing at some point you have to capty think before it becomes chaotic. >> it's an interesting conversation. >> we'll see stay student. >> thank you ronica. >> and we talked about intensifying feud with donald trump and congressman lewis the keynote speaker this morning. he talked about his long term fight for civil rights. and he talked candidly about his relationship with king and the legacy he left. >> we made a lot of progress as a nation and people but we're not there yet. and the racism is deeply imbedded in american society. never give up. never give in. stand up. speak up. when you see something that is not right, and not fair, and not just, you have a

obligation to do something to say something and not be quiet. >> and as ronica mentioned congressman lewis amongp democratic lawmakers who say they will boycott trump's up august ration. >> somewhere i read that the greatness of america is the right to protest for rights. and so just as i say we're not going to let any dogs or water hoses turn us around we're not going to let any injunction turn us around [ applause ]. >> martin luther king jr. there famously pursuing equality through peaceful protest and now some activists want to reclaim him under a different image as forceful radical. chicago branch of black lives matter pushes reclaim martin luther king # anden game

the radical thing they don't want you to know about. in chicago they said we do dr. king a disservice when we try to tell a story of turning the other check and they think the pointed more forceful thing to the noble prize winning man who preached love over hate. >> to mississippi where a city is unfair for calling mlk day great americans day. the city of bill uvrmy they said they would be closed for great americans day. they passed an ordinance in 985 declaring holiday great americans day after boluxy defend today on facebook and twitter isen and dozens criticizeded move. the mayor said city council on tuesday should repeal the ordinance and recognize the holiday using the king name. >> dr. king once said life's most persistent question is what are you doing for others. he sought to serve humanity in

a non violent struggle. >> and the hotel in d.c. he put the finishing touches on "i have a dream" speech where fox news kelly wright sat down with king's daughter to talk about her reflecks of her father's legacy. >> one of the things my father was really trying to so to us just not 50 years ago but 50 years ago 49, 48, 47, and 45 when he was assassinated, he was really speaking to us about our humanity. and understanding our interconnectedness and interrelatedness and that's why he talked about sitting down at the table of brotherhood in other words us understanding that we are one huge human family. that's why he talked about not judging by color of skin but content of character. >> he also talked about extremism she said you have choice of being extremist of hate and he chose extremeest of love.

important traits in unconditional love is capacity to forgive it's easy to become bit and it's easy toy become angry and it's very easy to want tonight take revenge. it's capacity to have the mentality that says, by destroying them a part of me is being destroyed. because they're part of my humanity. my dad lost his life. look what the world gained. each though he didn't make it to see that promise land he talked about and everybody had not made it to the promise land he talked about but there are people benefiting from the life and ultimately sacrifice that he made again that were bernice king daughter of reverend dr. king king jr. she tweeted this emotional father with caption happy birthday dad, i miss you. dr. king's birthday

turned 88 years old. what a great photo there. >> coming up d.c. man paid a surprise visit to first responders who helped save his life. >> that story coming up next and hello caitlin. >> and it's been a mostly dry day and we have a couple showers showing up on stormtracker radar. very, very light and crossing 270 to frederick and around westminster in carol county maryland you're seeing light rain. drizzle and showers in the forecast and much more numerous for tomorrow heads up umbrella needed as we head back to work and school. i'll have a look at the forecast and preview of inauguration day that weather still looking mild but we might be dealing with raindrops. i'll have all the details coming up when fox news at 5 returns after this

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>>. >> thank you so much. a d.c. man lucky to be alive thanks to quick thinking first responders and today he paid a visit in south teeingt meet the people that saved his life. 27-year-old robert law was found unconscious, no pulse in his apartment back in never. when first responders arrived they performed cpr. today he got emotional as you can imagine when he thanked everyone involved that day. >> since november 9 i've been looking for these gitz. since november 9 because i owe them something. i do. if i had -- if i had gold i would give them cold or riches i would give them riches but there's no value price on life. they went above and beyond the call of duty to preserve a life and they performed my life and all

just to be walking and talking to you guys today. >> and lay presented them with the fire department recently cardiac arrest save coins and certificates of appreciation. >> and a little gratitude goes a long, long way. >> you can tell how grateful he was from the bottom of his heart. >> hole he owe caitlin. >> hello guys. >> we were looking forward to the end of the week. i'm sure there's a question they're getting a lot of. we have a bunch of chances for rain showers including this afternoon. it's showing up over the modeling this weekend and we have to put it in the forecast. good news rain hold offer to mid afternoon and we speak through most of the festivities and parade without raindrops could though we'll watch this carefully as we look outside on this monday night and as we head to friday. right now, traffic still busy for a holiday and quiet weather day if not cloudy and kind of chilly although temperatures closer t

january and this will be a in january like week with temperatures well into the 50s by tomorrow let start with weather headlines more showers moving in for tuesday. as you head back to work and school and umbrellas needed not look fog heavy rain by the time we look for morning commute showers scattered through the day. mild temperatures through the midweek. even through the weekend. there's a real shortage of cold january like air and it doesn't look like it returns at least for the next seven days and not much sun this week stuck nay cloudy, damp pattern and friday may bring afternoon name though this may sthoyvt likely cat dory soon. high temperatures today 46 reagan national and 45 dulles and 4 bwi and not warm yet we have to wait another afternoon forbe that. temperatures likely not falling from where he they are now. 41 baltimoreen 41 annapolisen 41 gaithersburg and winchester showing up there in 30s. same with hagerstown 7 adds

everybody above freezing and well remain best of freezing so just plain old rain expected. couple raindrops norm of southern i showed you this into the break. light rain showers crossing 7 split and down to montgomery joint and howard county and northeast bament more getting rain and this is attached to some precipitation and freezing rain is being depicted on radar. major ice storm through the weekend across midwest bringing freezing rain conditions and minneapolis and minneapolis getting in on this and part of nebraska and oklahoma rain showers moving through tennessee valley and we'll see rain showers ourself. and warm front and rain that overruns it you get mild weather and lots of clouds and lots of light showers and nothing responding too nevy and we may have a batch of steady rain as low pressure moves in. timing out clouds, maybe drizzle

scattered showers moving through the area and not a washout and just on and off rain expected through tuesday bree clearen and replaced by more clouds and despite moving north and east we'll kickp a chance of showers. big story later this week unusually mild all across the country for the most part. woor not the only ones feeling like january. widespread 50s to 60s and definitely looks warm. in the 50s for rest of week. 41 and cloudy and tomorrow 55 washington all of us should be getting into 50s and close to 0s in responsible spots and fredericksburg and mannasas inauguration day starts dry, cloudy, 45. it's chilly and if showers roll until 2 to 3 p.m. that the way is looks now and snaiing 40s rest of day. ok

mildish but not very warm passing showers and wednesday 60 there and 55 and partly sunny thursday that might be the nicest day and up august ration friday still mild into the weekend and showers likely for next week. that's how it looks on the 7 day forecast sarah. breaking news in fair faxed involved double shooting a fire and officer involved shooting and intersection covered wagon lane and fox mill roaded in her done virginia and it's still an active scene. there police holding a press conversation at the top of the hour we're told. lindsey watts has a live report. stay with us.

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redskins park today the team moved ahead to interview candidates and rob ryan that lost his job and got fired in buffalo ryan and silver main were there today and raiders, broupz, cowboys and saints. in the meantime we're waiting for official word but it looks like we could have offensive coordinator to replace the part of john mcvay. redskins they say will officer it to matt cavanaugh there's indication these want to keep it inside. here's how you do it he's been the skins quarterback coach. used to be offensive for bears and ravens and he tried to get the team to draft unporch quarterback out of michigan maybe you heard of him tom brady. you saw how well that worked out. meantime the dallas cowboys single handedly tanked resale market for super bowl tickets. before the epic game against packers the cheapest ticker on stub hundred was under $4 once pack eliminated cowboys the

february 5 game by the way played in houston. who will play in the billing game. que the music. the match-up for next week's league championships. 3:05 here on "fox5"the packers face the falcons one late game in the george adome and then 6:30 on another network called -- they move on to super bowl 51 right here on "fox5". >> here is something non of my predecessors ever got a chance to say welcome to the white house, the world series champion, chicago cubs. >> and so the last time president obama hoeinged a championship time and happens it's from home up to of chicago. breaking 10 8 year winless street cubs rolled into down with gifts they have the jersey with number 44 on the back and lifetime pass for rigly field for the entire obama family and gave limb a signed w flag

above rigly when the cubs win he is from chicago but he's a white sox fans but his wife rooted for the cubbyes. >> there you go that's the perfect gift for them. >> lot of fun to be there today. >> yeah. >> you were there. >> you were there for the whole thing. >> "fox5 local news" at 6 starts after the break.

>> one person is dead and two are hospitalized and another is being treated after a double shooting, a fire and officer involved shooting all at the same home. it's good to have you with us tonight i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> sky fox was over the scene a short time ago in fairfax county. everything you heard about is happening near intersection of covered wagon lan

road on hern done. >> shawn, we learned some new information about what happened here today and the man who lives in the townhouse just behind me was shot and killed by police after he shot two men who lived with him and then took another person hostage and started a fire. you can see police and fire fighters are still at the home right now. and it's a lot to wrap your head around and again the suspect was dead and shot and killed by police. investigators say the two shooting victims did survive and they're at the hospital being treated and hostage was not seriously injured when we are trivds was a scene. police are trying to negotiations with the suspect and get out of house we want to show you video of what you saw and