the man being chased slipsed sl through the gate and takes offea while the gunmannd t makes a quc right turn runs through the the parking lot heading west wheret the road ends in a cul-de-sac.cl >> this is a case where, you know, there is a lot ofthere isf concern in our community incomm that area in particular.in part this is a beloved woman.oman. there may be somebody outebody u there that may be able to identify the slightest thingh about this person to help us identify him and if they do,, it could be the clothing, it could be the hand that he used when he fired the weapon which i think in this case suggests that he was left-handed.ft-nded. that type of information, thato type of detail sometimessometims brings closure to case like this. >> reporter: now, in theepor first hour teorr: so after the shooting, d.c. police thoughtpou miss marrow was shotgh during aa running gun battle.battle. however, the video now shows aho man running for his life and a a gunman firing at him with nowi reg

marrow was in the line of fire. and then vanishes down thevanisn road without looking back. bk. vivian marrow was a fixture inun her neighborhood where she has s lived for the past 30 years. ye. residents knew her as miss m vivian or the candy lady. ca she had three children and 11an1 randchildrenn. although police don't have a motive t-residents believe it's all part ofnt an ongoing on beef between two rival neighborhoods. elvins road has been a be troubled neighborhood for someeh time.some been multipleltie murders and d.c. police have hve at times kept fixed post thereoe is with officers sitting onit the street around the clock.the there's now a $25,000 reward rew for information into theon intoe identity of that gunman.gum paul wagner, fox5 local news. n >> and police in the districthet tonight also need your help top identify people in connection with two separate robberies atep the very same arlocation inionin southeast. the first happened january 4th at a subway oann alabama avenue you've seen this video before.br the surveillance video showingds people a

then moments later one of them pulling out a gun and demanding money all the while wl another jumped the counterd ther then took the money from the register. gister. the second incident took placeee just two days later and later a surveillance cameras in thatme queso a person wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt entered theteh store with a gun and jumpednd over the counter before takingot off with cash from thesh from register and as of now policece have no suspects. >> ♪♪ >> developing tonight, formero george h.w. bush and his wife we former first lady barbara bushbr have both been admitted to theeo hospital in houston.. the 92-year-old formerer president's spokesman saysman sy doctors are happy how a procedure went to help clear cea his airway. his airw he's being treated for pneumonia in the intensiveit care unit. the former first lady decided dd to go to the same hospital as ht a precaution aftercaution af experiencing extreme fatigueme e and coughing.. >> ♪♪ a range of groups are planning protests in supportstss of various causes ons on inauguration day includin

organization of pro marijuana activists. activist they plan to show theirey support of mari pjuanalamar legalization by handing outu free weed and lighting uping during the inauguration. fox5's alexandria limb shownandi live inmb northwest where wh protest organizers are gettinggt ready for this big day. day. hey, alex. a >> reporter: hey, guys, guy that's right, we are at d.c.c. mj's home office where take ataa look, you can see they are rolling hundreds of jointsfoint getting ready for inaugurationan day. now, i am joined by nicholasnich schiller one of theschi co-founders of d.c. mj.mj. you're obviously trying to make a blunt point if you lint what is it?t >> our blunt point that we arenp trying to make is that cannabis reform needs toeform ne happen now. we want the trump trump administration to fully legalize cannabis throughout the united states and the c district of columbia. we're afanraidunit thedaditstrit week all the states could havedv their doors broken down, we do could have states liketates like colorado and california have he all their industries be shut down stores raided homestores re destroyed and we don't wantn'twa that to happen. >> reporter: so, what

morning on friday?riy? >> gathering on the west sidengh of dupont e circle alongong massachusetts avenue and at around 8:00 a.m. we'll start art handing out some joints toso joi people. we're asking everyone to bringig their i.t. because we don'tauset want to give out cannabis to people underage.ndrag from 8:00 a.m. to pen a.m.. to p we'll be handing them out.o four minutes, 20 seconds into trump's speech lighting up at ua four minutes and 20 seconds s into the speech. t some people are going takeoig te their joints home and watch itto on telemevision abut this event is not a protest againstagains trump. we're welcoming people fromg pem across the united states andhed we want people know there's a lot of people that votednow forr trump that support cannabis reform and it's not a partisan n issue it's a marijuana issue. is a lot of people republicans you mentioned some of the s yo cabinet picks pea that could pose a problem for f what you want which isich i legalization on a federal

for those who think maybe, you know, pot is a gateway drug orer a number of other issues theysss might bring up.ght brin. >> well, over the years we'vearv discovered that pot isn't necessarily a gateway drug andtd thanks to the opioid epidemicep we've seen cannabis is an exitnx drug that people have beenle able to use cannabis as a ways y to get off heavy and hard drug like heroin. >> reporter: andli just tou wrap up here i do want to show you they've separated thesesepat into little bags that contain ct a certain amount of joints to jo ensurewhat, what, that peopletpe who are handing them out areut e not in violation of the d.c. th. law, right. la right. >> right. law allows adults toows adu carry up to 2 ounces outside2unt their home.their home they all weigh under an ouncedr each bag so we want people toeo be able to hand them out without having to worry about at breaking any local laws.o >> reporter: although it isorte legal to have it in d.cr:., itdt is not legal to smoke it in public which is why he mentioned if people do it, it, i would be civil

back to you in the studio. sd >> they are certainly>> they e t preparing.ai my goodness.od >> machines. >> look at them go.>>k at them o >> thanks alex. some of you may already be feeling the direct impact of of friday's presidential's presinta inauguration on the roads.ratino parking restrictions beganris is afternonoon. that's just the beginningone beg though of traffic troubles infii d.c. this week. >> already we're seeing alreadya significant number of roadmber o closures and bridge and bridge tunnels feeding the d.c. willhel be closed as well.sed as wl. this right here is the map and this shows all of the shutdowns it's split up by up color. >> some of the main street the t closures there are listed inre a the red zone, pennsylvania avenue, lincoln memorial,memria, constitution avenue betweenutioe 23rd b and 17th and union station, also capitol hill.hill. >> but if you're heading downa to the national mall you'll you notice so much activity goingcty on people getting ready forea the big swearing in ceremonyswea and the parade. ackland out onkla the road for us.. what do we need to know beforeoe we head out matt. >> reporter: hey,we guys i'mgusm right next to capitol hill.apith in fact w

to my right here, you'll see se the dome and if i have one bitht of advice for you, if you planyu to head down here tonight ort or tomorrow, there's no parking.ar there's been no parking sincerki noon today.noon toa that's when they reallylly started to enact the parkinging restrictions here. h there are some that start at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning but t i'm telling from you capitollin hill all the way up to thep to e chinatown area verizon centerc there's no parking at all. all. so, keep that in mind ifmind i you're headed to work today.y. also, so much activity taking place. they're testing the jumbotrons. jumbotrons you see police everywhere.rywh these huge barriers to keepo k the public, you know, away away from some of the dignitariesig have been placed along a pennsylvania avenue here nearer capitol hill.toh so much going on. on it looks beautiful.eauiful. there's a lot still to do but it appears severing going to be ready.rs s it takes so much eawork to prepare for an inauguration.ugu. flags are in place alongce

barriers have been erected and even tow trucks are out.rucks au many parking restrictions wentit into place at noon. noon. and the visitors have begun toeg arrive. it was easy to spot theset donald trump supporters withterh their signature red hats.red ha >> do you think the countryk thc will finally ocome together andd celebrate this transition of power. >> i think we better. i we have no t choice.c we have to. we can't stay divided any y dividny longer. inaugurations can bring in aing lot of money for area a restaurants and hotels.tel but they also benefit smallfit l vendors. we met these two men on thethe street today.day. $10 for this donald trump shirt. vendors think they'll sells thi well.se they've got history to look ok back on. george w. bush's inaugurationugn was profitable. then say the obama t-shirtst-ts just like this, well, they they sold like. >> like hot cakes.>> >> reporter: like hot cakes.lik they sure d he said that he'sha' been here to sell things forhin the george w. bush bsh inauguration, bh

then also barack obama, hema, h says he's going to be here. things are kind of slow right now but he believes thingses will pick up in the near future. once again it bears repeatingrep that this area we're right att third street and independencedee avenue, you might have noticedno some of the fire trucks trucks passing by here.passing byere. it really, really is gridlockli at this point.s p if you hold on just a moment we are just mturning down thirdd street and you're going to beg e able to see a lot of white barriers. side camera right righ now these barriers are inein place along third street and then once again in many spots they have these high barriers that you can actually seeou can through but tachey actually keep the public in place. plce. no parking keep that in mind. m if you usually drive downtowndon to work, keep in mind there'sths just no parking all the way to w chinatown we saw it, up the national mall to the the washington monument and of and course here on capitol hillll forget about it, you're justre t not going to be able to talk. ta as they a

transit metro take a bus, grab your bike, but your car isn'tr going to do you much good around here finding parkinging spot. all right.all ri live on the national mall justml passing capitol hill againhill n right now matt ackland fox5 fx5 local news.l n >> all right. rig i was just down there earlier er today, matt, and i saw all thehe barriers up. i was actually glad i could coul get up 17th street so i wasn'tes quite sure when i was heading hi into town today whether or not i was going to be able to.todagt good to see there are stille stl some streets that are opened.ha >> reporter: some.ar moving slowly though, movingougv very slowly. >> absolutely. rd the sirenshe did you think matt was gettinggg pull over. o >> my photographer will gethoto the ticket. >> you heard matt talk abou tlkab taking metouro.taki good news for people who plan to use public transportationan for the women's march on wo saturday. today metro announced railnounca service will run on an enhanced saturday schedule.ay d. stations open up at 5:00 a.m. two hours earlier

with the enhanced scheduleschule train service is expectedexected every four to six minutes atmine all stations in downtown d.c. >> all right. straight ahead at 5:00 a new ae warning for g mail users.use >> there is a new phishing attack making the rounds. this is fooling even the most technically savvy security se conscious users. >> made a direct threat to thert president-elect donald trump.tr. >> and donald trump deathath threat. one man's alleged plan ofn of attack against thei t president-elect at friday'sfrid swearing in ceremony.erony. >> and rainbows flags and a a lot of glitter there's a there parking off in mike pence'spen neighborhood tonight and the group is not celebrating thele vice president elect orb his is views on lgbt rights. sue. >> you would wonder if this was the month of january based on today's weather. w it got up touo 6ld0nt h degrees beautiful shot of the capitol ol tonight. you can see the sunlightsunght reflecting on it as the sun as n goes down now at 5:14.14 so, how long can we keep these

very mild temperatures? canes?n we get through the weekend? w we'll let you know. another beautiful picture ofturf the sun setting now in thetin next couple minutes.next fox5 local news at 5:00 is coming right back with a first look at your forecast.orecast. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪

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out at several downtowndow locates yesterday.ca three people weretes killed. the latest attack comes a daya y after a deadly shooting at a music festival a nearby town.to. an american was among five victims of that attack.tack. the consulate is tellingulate it american travelers in cancunin to follow warnings from local fl police and consult with theirltr hotels before leaving theng t premises. >> the man accused of killing an orlando police sergeant has beenic captured. markeith loyd was taken intoak custody last night. nig officers found loyd inside of an abandoned home.an a he's accused ofba gunning downnn master sergeant debra claytonran outside a wal-mart.al- he's also suspected in the in th murder of his pregnantis pgnant ex-girlfriend. a florida man arexrest-ed fr tweeting a death threat tothr president-elect donald trumpt-el went before a judge today. >> according to police he postef add videoorng t threat on mondao >> on janua 16th, the defendant mr. pupolo made a direct threat to thehre president-elect donald trump. the defendant signaled --gn excuse me, the defendant

signed into his twitterhs account and stated on video v this is the 16th of january,jan 2017. i will be at the reviewevie inauguration and i will killll president trump.. president-elect trump today.t-el >> police say the suspect confessed to dents he's now t being held on a million mllion dollars bond to undergo a undera mental health evaluation.vaio >> a group of protestors are planning to dance their wayeir y through vice president electvi mike pence's neighborhood tonight in support ofce pence lt rights. they are promising plenty of dancing, rainbow colors and biodegradable glitter outsideda of home pence iglsitte renting g chevy chase.y chase. the protestors are concernedon about pence's records on lgbt issues. as governor of indiana heana he signed a controversial lawsial w that critics say left the doorer opened to discrimination basedio on sexual orientation.ientation the law was amended. the dance protest starts atnce 6:00 at the friendship heightsis metro sto.

little bit about the weather. aa we saw some gorgeous shots of s the capitol and you are seeingrg another one right there today.et sue we got some sun and it's s nice because we haven't seent in it a couple of days. it a >> oh, yeah, i knowco.up know i'll take the sun and even even cooler temperatures than wetempt had today but got to have thatvh sun. today we got a little bit ofot e both. we got the sunshine and thendthe mild temperatures and jim and an sarah got up to 60 degrees60egrs today. that's more typical of where whe we would be say towards theards end of march.of mar you're getting a very early erl spring preview today and the the news flash, we get another one,t tomorrow t it looks like as lika beautiful day tomorrow asl day s well. these are the highs that wet w hit today.hit toy. reagan at 60, dulles and bwii coming in at 57.7. average high is 43 degrees soego definitely in bonus territoryte here in the middle of januaryay and we're still 56 in the56 inte district. cooler spots north and west.es. winchester you're 45, westminster 46.stminste46. it's 57 in fredericksburg.e 54 in annapolis and 54 inn leonardtown. autiful evening.eveing it has been a little bit gustygu this afternoon but that ist that even settling down quite a bit. and these temperatures aree tem

anywhere from three to as many y as seven or 8 degrees warmerwaer even 11 degrees warmer in in annapolis than it was 24 hoursss ago. so, checking on those gustss that have been picking up outkig of the northwest, they're generally between about 17 and 7 25 miles an hour. they'll get a li mttlile bitbit better as the sun sets heres re and things settle down anddown we're not even really looking lg at much in the way of cloudhe wy cover tonight. had a few sprinkles and lightd showers here and there as a frontal boundary moved onoved through but our next chance of f seeing increased cloud cover cov comes about 24 hours from now thursday night we'll begin seelb those clouds rolling in. so, ate cl7 o'clock still mayba little bit breezy but a slow descent, 54 degrees with the54 breezes around.round. by 9 o'clock 48 degrees andees d cool but not cold. col by 11 o'clock, 46 degrees.6 gre. we are headed do unto about untt 40 degrees and when you and w consider that 43 is averageage high, that is not bad.ot b so, what's ahead for thursday? y a greatday. nice thursday forecast forfort r people rolling into town. they are really going to be treated to a gorgeous day withda a lot of sunshin

temperatures well into the mid-50's all around the's l aroe region. now, we do have to talk aboutk t the inauguration.naration making a couple changes to thesh forecast and one of them is it looks like very light rain very gets in here ali little sooner r than we expected so we'reso going to be taking you hour by y hour through inauguration dayti and let you know what to expect. you can't take umbrellas so think ahead and maybe grabn't t something else to keepmaybe yo u if you'll be heading down to do the swearing in. inauguratin the inauguration forecast as well as therecast ah weather for the women's march wm on washington on saturdayashingo coming up a littlen bit later.. jim, sarah, back to you. >> a great raincoat with aainco hood. >> oh, yeah, or a poncho. a onc. >> thanks. >> ahead at 5:00 hypnosis on on hidden camera. >> sleep, you're going to go deeper and deeper, one, two,, three, sleep.three, s >> this is crazy.s is cra a lawyer is caught hypnotizingg his female clients for his ownsn sexual pleasure.sure what one woman says shee noticed after their meetingsmt that sparked her to set up this sting. >> a

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>> ♪♪>> ♪ >> madame tussaud wax knewaud museum updating its halfts half pres.dents. the donald trump figure waswas uniled t today. trump will be the firste thes president who already had a madame tuesday sewed's wax figure.figure. his original measurements andurm photographs were updated to create his new wax

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music for america for ther he president which is our primarypy mission is very special, very unique and we're very proud --ro i think all of us are veryre proud to be part of this. >> the inaugural parade paade expected to start around around 3 o'clock on friday.on frida >> ahead here at 5:30 the secret service pays out a huge settlement over allegations oves they discriminated against black agents.a >> the supreme court heard a case toupreday that could have a major impact on the name of the washington redskins.wash we'll tell you about that but b first hey fitz. >> reporter: jim, obama out. o president obama holds hisds hi final news conference of his presidency and has some eyee y opening comments about some last minute controversy.t we'll have a live report from a the white house l coming up asus fox5 news continues.co >> ♪♪

coming up as fox 5 news continues. fox 5 local news this is fox 5 local news another 5 shot at an off-duty officer. happened third and u in northwest. the man led the officer on a chase and shot at him several times, the off-duty officer fired at least one shot back. no one was hurt. investigation continues tonight after a three-year-old boy choked to death in his classroom, sterling moore was eating a meatball at the child development center at the department of labor where his mother work,

and performed the heimlich maneuver and cpr as soon as he showed difficulty breathing, the classroom had two staff members for the class of 13 students, which is within the rider student to teacher ratio. the center is not commenting on the current employment status of the staff members caring for the toddler. a man was arrested after police say he led them on a high seed chase on i66 near the lincoln street overpass. according to state police, a state trooper tried to pull the man over but refused to stop. found abandoned on nash street near lehigh way, caught not far from the scene. less than 48 hours less in his presidency, president obama is facing a storm of questions over decision to commute the sentence of chelsea manning. the soldier is in a military prison after convicted of giving classified information to wikileaks. tom fitzgerald joins us in northwest. and fitz that's one of several; correct that is put the president on defense today >>

presidential news conferences are nothing more than a victory. that was not the case today. right out of the gate, president obama was forced to defend his decision to commute the 35-year prison sense chelsea manning is serving. this was done over objections of ash carter. but in explaining his controversial decision today, president obama decided that he said chelsea manning served enough time. >> the sentence that she received was disproportionate relative to what others had received. and that she had served a significant amount of time, that it made sense to commute and not pardon her sentence. >> ror

president today defended his actions in sanctioning russia two weeks and tried to make an attempt to the incoming trump administration keep the sanctions in place, he expelled 35 russian diplomats, closed two russian facilities in the wake of a controversy over the russian election interference and cyber hacking. the president tried to explain the moves not connecting them to the election controversy but saying they had everything to do with what the president saw as russian interference in ukraine and urged the trump administration to keep the sanctions in place. >> but i think it's important just to remember that it's reason for the sanctions has to do with the actions in ukraine and it is important for the united states to stand up for the basic principle that big

invade and bully smaller countries. >> reporter: well, we will see. finally it is no secret that the president-elect and president obama have been talking constantly throughout this transition. some weeks have gone smoother than others and the president was asked today whether or not any of the advice and counsel he's given to president-elect in his opinion seems to be taking root. the president said it is no secret that donald trump campaigned heavily against obama policies but he says at this point, he has given the president-elect his best advice and it will be up to time to determine whether or not anything that he has said to donald trump is actually going to take root once he takes the oval office. >> don't think we'll know until he has an actual chance to get sworn in and sit by behind that desk and i thinka

his views are going to be shaped by his advisors. the people around him, which is why it's important to pay attention to these confirmation hearings. >> reporter: in the end, the president strongest words surprisingly were not directed to either things like terrorism or american enemies, yet the very election system that elected him to the oval office twice. the president called the election system currently in the united states jerry mandering blasted republican claims and concerns of voter fraud calling them fake news and saying the current system is based in jim crow laws that grew out of segregation and even slavery. as for the boycotts that's been growing amongst democrats were not attending the inauguration, the president says he is going the first lady is going, his main activity is keeping an eye on the weather so it is not cold as his first inaugural eight years ago. live at the wte

fitzgerald fox 5 local news. also new tonight, the secret service has agreed to pay more than $24 million in a lawsuit from over 100 black agents accusing them of racial bias spanning over a ten-year period from 1995 to 2005, the lawsuit alleges secret service gave promotions to less qualified white agents and discriminated against black candidates. the settlement will not require the secret service to admit any wrongdoing. the supreme court heard a case today that could have a major impact on the washington redskins team name. rock band called the slants is trying for six yearses to trademark the name. but the government has said the name is offensive to asians. the justices laid doubts about the law noting it wasn't being enforced consistently. also concerned that imposing no limits on trademark names would go too far. so victory in the band in this case would be great news for the washington redskins. back in 2014, the football t

had their trademark cancelled after the u.s. patent ruled the name was derogatory and offensive to native americans. the entire matter is on hold pending the outside come of the slants case. as president-elect prepares to be sworn in, confirmation hearings continue on capitol hill for the cabinet picks, his pick to lead the environmental protection agency scott pruitt answers tough questions today before the senate environment and public works committee. the oklahoma attorney general is an out spoken sceptic of client change. he took tough questions from vermont senator bernie sanders. >> the epa administrator is constrained by statute >> i'm asking you a personal opinion. not, >> my personal opinion is immaterial >> really? >> to the job of >> you're going to be the head of the agency to protect the environment and your personal feelings about whether climate change is caused by human activity

immaterial? >> pruitt's nomination is being opposed by several environmental groups's during his time as the top prosecutor, pruitt sued the epa more than a dozen times. the border patrol is finishing up preparations for inauguration friday. fox 5 in northern virginia today at the border patrol's horse patrol got ready. the horses are part of the mobile mustang program. they're formal wild horse that is undergo training at a inmate facility. the honor guard, rifle team pipes and drums will be featured. one major airline is adding female only road to their flights. don't fall for the sophisticated g mail fishing scam. one nba basketball team broke ground on the new arena in a bizarre scene

explain this coming up what a difference from yesterday, a weather greatly improved. sunshine a nice breeze, temperatures still in the 50's. 56 in our trend for temperatures to be well above average continues but we got rain and plenty of it in the seven-day forecast. i'll have that and a check on your inauguration day forecast is coming up when fox 5 news returns after this. every tv doctor knows that when it comes to hospital romances, the more complicated, the better.

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the sky, live look at the sky. what a sunset that was. gorgeous. sue captured that when she was on about 20 minutes ago. we're seeing the after effects, that is a beautiful bright orange sky. we're going to have an equally gorgeous thursday, let's start you off with the weather headline, nice and mild again for thursday and our final day tore preparations around the city, so it looks dry, mild and with less wind, right now, still in the 50's, washington, 53, baltimore, 54 annapolis, 46 westminster and 47 in martinsberg, high pressure pushing in place, clear skies, should be quiet overnight. temperatures will fall back to the upper 30's to around 40. i think that's still pretty chilly north and west here in washington 40 but everyone still staying above freezing. high temperatures tomorrow afternoon, we're making it into the 50's yet again. we hit 60 earlier. nice and mild. maybe not that warm but 57 in washington, 53 annapolis, 53 gaithersburg and 55 in dulles. let's fast forward to friday, everyone has been

it. we can't get enough of finding out what the forecast will be like, if you'll be out friday, we do start the day off dry. day after day, the models keep bringing in rain earlier. meaning i think now we've got snow showers the forecast as early as 10:00 a.m. we could have a steady rain around swearing in time and showers will continue through the parade. i don't think they taper off until evening. and even then drizzle and mist will probably stick around through much of friday. here's the gray cool forecast, 41 degrees by 9:00 a.m. at noon, 45. a high temperature of just 48, scattered showers all afternoon, everything looks fairly light. but that's being said, it is going to be raining outside. rain gear needed for anybody participating in the events or enjoying the parade. 48 on friday, mild again this weekend but a big storm system comes in sunday and monday. this is just rain. temperatures are well in the 50's but we should get a lot of it between sunday through monday afternoon. staying mild as we dry out tuesday and wednesday and still it's january incredible 60 degrees. that's a look at your s

sarah? >> thanks. i don't know if you realize this the earth reached its highest temperature on record in 2016. it broke the previous record which was just -- it was set one year earlier >> also marks the first time of the modern era of global warming temperatures increased the previous record three years in a row. here to explain is fox 5 garry mcgrady with more on this. gary? >> reporter: guys look, you didn't need me to be here to tell you, this we're talking about 60's in january. more so than not lately. again, this january we're above normal again, we've been mostly above normal the last several months, we're along the potomac, it's been so beautiful. when we got here, there was a lot of folks coming off the water. a lot of kayakers out there have not we're here to talk about the earth, you know, it's warmest point, 2016. it really started off, 2016 between january and august were basically the warmest

2016 and that really is what tipped the planet over to the warm side. i wanted to show you globally, some of the countries that we're talking about in terms of basically where we ended up. north america, it was basically the warmest ever for north america. and it's just never been this warm since keeping records and that goes to the 1800s, south america and africa were basically -- and they're second warmest, they were right up there in the top five. everything was in the top five. asia and europe had the third warmest year and australia came in with their fifth warmest. all across the globe, obviously, when you're talking about the warmest temperatures on the -- planet ever, all these continents and countries have to come in real high and that's the case. what about locally here in dc? for 2016? ten of 12 months were actually above normal, and one of those may, was just a little bit above normal.

above normal for last year. and let me say this, as i send this back to the studio. it's kind of cool in a sense, when we start to see all these number to say getting grouped together, because it's climb technologist and meter radiologists what was like to see that happening,. there's a lot of controversy, but the consistency is important thing to scientists when we're looking at everything. >> it's hard to ignore those numbers for sure. no matter what your stance is there. got to pay attention to it. >> caught on camera. >> an extremely creepy video has emerged of a lawyer hypnotizing his female clients for his sexual pleasures, the sting that put him -- busted him how it caught him in the act next.

hypnosis on hidden camera. a prominent lawyer busted hypnotizing his female clients for his own sexual pleasure >> went to police when she realized she would lose track of time and that her clothes were disheveled. police set up sting after the woman told them michael fine would use hypnosis to relax her for the meeting. >> incredible sensation. >> that is disturbing, after few minutes, fine wakes the

out and gets down to business asking her to go over the paperwork. that's when police to remember in and they make the bust. you see it right there. >> we have papers to go over. and i have questions i have to ask of you. >> police officer over here. >> michael fine, there he is, plead guilty to putting five other women in similar transes, sentenced to 12 years in prison starting today, air indiana doing something we haven't seen, seems like a throw back >> a special row of seats designated for women >> third row of economy class will be reserved for women traveling alone, there is no fee and the seats can be requested up to an hour before check in >> it comes amid a series of incidents where women alleged they were groped on air indiana flights but airline claims that is not their motivation for the move,

saying. there you go. taking the rams headcoach job, could he lure kirk cousins to did take him to tensile town. we'll show you what he had to say >> ground breaking one nba team ditched the normal construction workers with shovels for act bats and tricks, we'll explain. did he have

local news at 6:00 sflfrmgs they might want to put it up on linked in, but the question is how does this affect kirk cousins. we're coming up on the two weeks mark since joe berry was fired

coordinator and no real progress. no formal announcement on hiring or promotion, which kirk cousins pending free agency, could he have a suiter in his former oc now the head man in la, here's john mcvan and what he thinks. >> he's been the guy continually responded to challenges, and in way that makes you believe in him when you're around something like this you see the work ethic, you see the intrinsic motivation that you have, he's an example of a player of why i got into this in the first place. commissioner roger goodell had a chance to go to atlanta or fox borrow. where do you think he picked, atlanta, he hasn't been to the patriots game since the deflate gate. belichick doesn't care about goodell he's focused on the steelers, in fact, he doesn't even care about home field advantage. >> i know you always say the best team wins

better on the field. having the let me know field advantage and playing in front of the home fans, how much does that help you? >> dallas and kansas city. >> do your home fans give you a little extra support? >> of course, i mean, the players, the game it's the players on the field. that's who wins football games. the players. it will be decided sunday night >> he loves facing the media. pictures and catchers report to spring training in palm beach less than a month. but the bipartisan isn't ready ahead of it's valentine's day debut. this is from joe c, a posi. the new home at space delays and cost overruns which is now impacting their ability to sign players, form g m

matt readers and greg holland are way over budget making decision difficult. harper responded wieners and greg holland? a team store. so bryce harper out there saying maybe calling his team a bit cheap right now and saying that you should sign players over your spring training facility? i don't know that will come up maybe in 2018. >> that's it for the fox 5 local news news at 5:00. news at 6:00 starts right now. this is fox 5 news at 6:00. less than 48 hour, president obama faced a storm of questions in his final press conference as commander in chief. thanks for joining us, i'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins. joining the news conference, the president defended some of his final decisions in the white house. >> president obama held his final press conference speaking to reporters inside the white house briefing room. the president touched on several things of that happened over the past eight yea

headlines from russia's involvement in the election to his decision to shorten the sentence of army private chelsea manning. out going president was also asked how he thinks president-elect donald trump will do. here's what he had to say. >> i don't think we'll know until he has an actual chance to get sworn in and sit behind that desk and i think a lot of his views will be shaped by his advisors. the people around him, which is why it's important to pay attention to these confirmation hearings. >> president obama says he plans to do writing spend time with his family when he leaves office. some may be dealing with the impact of fridayly inauguration on the roads. park restrictions in the district began this afternoon, that's just the beginning of some of the traffic troubles you may be facing this week. there are a significant number of road closures and parking restrictions starting at 3:00 a.m. thursday, a handful of bridges and tunnels, feed ongoing the district will be closed. they will also be posted parking restrictions in place.