the bushes and try to grab one of the little girls and then the lady was like, no, you're not going to take my kid. so he pushed her down. they started fighting. then they said they heard a gun go off. >> this neighborhood mom, who didn't want her face shown on camera, says her seven year old son was among the group of students waiting for the school bus, when a man shot a woman at the corner of winthrop and chester street in austin hill. tuesday, around 7:15 a.m. >> so they started running toward, you know, my house, and they were crying and everything, so i just took them in the house. >> she said the kids were frightened, but not hurt. and eventually she drove them to forest heights elementary school. the prince charter county police department initially said six kids witnessed the shooting. but now the prince georges county public schools district says there were 15 students there. >> this is terrible. it is traumatized some kids, really nice neighborhood, but really sad kids got to deal with that, kids running

>> keith grant says he knows the woman, who was shot, but police say because she is domestic violence victim they doesn't want to release any information that would identify her, including her age, and current condition. >> but they did say she was shot once and grazed by a second bullet. >> we have an active search going on right now. detectives are using every investigative tool at their dispose tool try and locate this person. we are not putting out the suspect's name or picture at this time. >> now tonight i also received a copy of the letter the school district sent home to parents. in it it says that the shooting involved two parents, it also says that they're providing psychologists and counselors for the students who witnessed the shooting. jim, sarah? >> alex, a lot of us talking, you will remember a loft folks out there watching, may remember back in may of last year, there was that domestic shooting in prince george's county, police didn't release the suspect's identity. he then allegedly went on shooting spree, and is now charged with killing t

so did you ask police why they're still not identifying this suspect? >> i did. in fact, i asked them that exact question. and the answer i got is that it is a delicate balloon the one hand, they don't want to tip-off this suspect, because they do have several leads that they're working, and as i mentioned, they know exactly who he is. they also say that at this point they don't believe he's a danger to the general public, but as you said, that shooting in may of last year turned into a shooting spree, so they say, it is a balance and that it is at any point they believe there could be a danger to the public, they will release his photo and his name. >> all right, alex lemone, thank you very much. fox5 in fairfax county where a man is behind bars charged with filing shot at fairfax county police cruiser to days ago. in the video, you can see the bullet holes that were in the cruiser. >> fox5's tisha lewis joini

shots were fired. what's the latest? >> reporter: well, sarah and jim, 21 year old brian, was charged with attempted capitol murder also use after firearm in commission after felony. now it started as routine traffic stop and ended here in the great falls intersection at the end there, there is a cul-de-sac, when it all under folded, all happened near major roadway, again, starting as routine traffic stop, in great falls, ending with him firing those shots at a fairfax county police officer's marked cruiser. again, you can see, this is heavily traveled area. now, detective work tirely less around the clock to put together the pieces, and determine exactly what happened, and ultimately, leading to his arrest. he was actually arrested today on unrelated charges and, get this, he was apparently spotted waiving a gun, that's when someone called police. now, detectives there gathered information that connected him to the police

fairfax. one that led to this, a police cruiser filled with bullet holes. you probably have seen these images, just so jarring. again, police cruiser filled with bullet holes, as he tried to escape an initial traffic stop. now, police say, there were three people in the suspect's car prior to the shooting, he and two teens, a 17 and 16 year old, police chief just updated us, take listen. >> we have recovered evidence in this case that connects the suspect to the attempted capitol murder of our police officer. we also have recovered the vehicle involved, and it appears that the gunshots were fired from inside the vehicle, through the win shield, at our police officer. >> reporter: police offer is said to be doing okay, though he is off the streets, that is a standard, what police need now is a little bit more information, to help them nab these two teens

years old, that they believe were a part and involved in the incident. tisha willis, fox5 local news. >> facebook post written on inauguration day getting the attention of police and fire officials. confirming the post written by one of the department's fire investigators, reading, quote, where is john hinkly when you need him? end quote. the fire department police statement -- released statement saying they are aware of the foes book post made, and the situation is under review. more on, the mat is her internal personnel situation, thus the department is precluded from making any further couldn't inches, of course, back in 1981 john hinkly attempted to assassinate john raying end outside the washington hilton, he was later found not guilty by reason every insanity, recently release from the saint elizabeth hospital, allowed to live full time with his mother in williamsburg, virginia. as of today the largest employer in the dmv is no longer hiring in most cases, at least. in one of it

president trump is ordering federal department to implement medial hiring freeze, while some say it is a bad idea, people outside of the belt way are giving it a thumbs-up. fox5 tom fitzgerald on the hill tonight with the details on this, hey, fitz? >> czar is a, back whether donald trump was just a reality tv star, he made the catch phrase you're fired world famous. well, now as the new president, trump may have a new catch phrase for the federal work force, that being, you're not hired. this new federal hiring freeze has a simple goal, folks, to cut costs and save taxpayers money. and at least for today taxpayers outside of the belt way are noticing. >> trying something completely different, something new, and who knows, neighbor will be awesome. >> i don't think he's moving too fast. >> you think he is moving too fast? >> yes. >> why is that? >> because i think he wants to

want to look at everybody's perspective. >> you agree with the hiring freeze? >> yes. >> you think that is good identify me? >> yes, to see where america stands, where we should be actually moving forward. >> here are some of the fact. personnel management says the federal government hired whopping 221,000 workers in 2015. they're over 2.1 million federal workers in all. but only about 15% of those actually work in the dc, maryland, virginia area. there will be exceptions to this. this freeze will not affect the military, national security or public safety workers. but some local democratic lawmakers, and one republican congressional number says may look at the benefit. republican barbara put out statement saying the hiring freezes cost the federal government more money in the longrun. while democratic congressman jerry conally, he told us, hiring freezes sound like a good idea, but in the end,

they winds up being listed. >> how long do you think this will last? >> i think within six months it will be in the breach, more exceptions, that there will be the rule. because every agency, every division, and every agency, will have its own special exceptions, and many of them will have merit. and they will have to be recognized or quietly ac we he is end. >> one thing this also represent; a fulfilled promise by the new president. hiring freeze was part of his contract with the american voters, now, it is also been wildly reported that the obama administration had sort of hiring spree, right before the end of their time in office. but anybody who is not actually taken office before now, well, they could still be subject to president trump's freeze. live on the hill tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. >> ahead at 5:00 alarming number of juveniles being

arrested -- ash he is dollars for robbery in the district. >> guys, we've been tracking this since october. there have been 69 juveniles arrested, just since then. and the numbers are really astonishing. we'll have an in depth story coming up. >> all right, and suspect caught on camera, stealing a guitar, by stuffing it in his pant. believe it or not, he got away with it. the method police are now using to find the crook. my goodness. >> graying cargo pant there. and the irs is making sole changes this tax season. we'll tell you why filing your returns early still won't guarantee you'll get your refund back early. knew. >> jim, sarah, i don't want you to faint, but we're actually seeing some sunshine. you can see it hine here. sun going down at 5:21. run out, enjoy it while you can. you agree? you will be able to put your sunglasses on tomorrow. we'll have whole lot more sunshine, and we need it. we'll have first look at your forecast when fox5 local news at 5:00 comes right back. k.

>> are neti pots safe to flush out ursinus cents? the latest update from the fda. >> funny man joey vague an is here, where you can see him live. tomorrow on fox5 news morning.

welcome back, alarming up in where of teenagers and preteens being arrested for robbery in the district, since october. dc officers say charged 69 juveniles with a crime, three of them just 12 years old. >> can't believe how young

that's not all. number of juveniles charged with crime up significantly over last year, fox5 paul wagner joining us with more on this story, paul? >> began listing the ages of people they were arresting for robbery. not something the department has previously done. we began to count the eye-opening number of young teens. twelve, 13, 14 years old, were being charged with the crime. according to the dc attorney general, arrest arrests are up 8%. so we were wondering, what's behind this trend? and what's being done to stop it? >> robberies in the district of columbia have been major crime concern for years. so much so, that last january, dc mayor mural bowser announced dc police would form a task force, that would do nothing but investigate and prosecute the people stealing property and what are often violent assaults. but what's become clear in recent months is that a large number of these robberies are being

>> i think what's going on, unfortunately, is that increasingly, a lot of young people, frankly, are not engaged in, you know, productive activity and where they're idle, they're prone to get together and make bad decisions. >> just since october, there have been three, 12 year old, six, 13 year old, seven, 14 year old, 14, 15 year old, 28, 16 year old, and 11, 17 year old, arrested for robbery. take a look at this. from 2015 to 2016. >> number of juveniles have climbed from 2,474 to 2,636. >> another aspect of our work at the office of attorney general is to identify young people who are involved in non-violent offenses, nonetheless, are making their initial contacts in the system. we don't want those

people to turn in to a recovering door criminals. >> here's what we're doing. we're putting those young people in a diversion program that provides services, needed services, services like anger management, services like mentoring. >> for the teenagers accused of robbery, many end up here, at this facility, on mount olive road northeast, or in a shelter like this one, on rock creek church road northwest. >> indeed 12 and 13 year old, who commit crimes, can get locked up in the district of columbia. it could be that they get locked up first overnight through the offense, and then depending on their criminal history, if they pose a risk to the resident of the district of columbia, or have a record of not coming to court when they're supposed to, detention is available for them. >> by far, the most common age we've seen so far in robbery arrests is 16 years old. and for that age, the attorney ge

a very strong pull. >> young people are making poor decisions, bragging about what they did or what they're going to do on social media. and so, in a per verse way, it is an opportunity for them to, you know, gain some note or eye at this, and otherwise gain some street credit. >> carl says more than 400 juveniles were charged with robbery last year. and his office was able to prosecute 75% of them. >> since october, by our count, dc police have charged 155 people with robbery. nearly half of them, boys and girls, from 12 to 17 years old. paul wagner, fox5 local news. eye opening stuff there, thank you, paul. dc police need your help to find suspected robbery. investigators say the man they're looking for robbed some people at gunpoint last week, then just drove off. one incident happened last sunday

northwest, then the next day another man robbed another person on arizona avenue northwest. in fact, they think it is the same guy. police want to hear from you if you recognize this manor the four door sedan you see driving here. >> someone who took hiding money under the mattress to another whole level. federal officials posted this picture, $20 million found inside a wooden bed frame. ii -- at apartment in massachusetts. look at this. wow the image released weeks after brazilian man arrested for taking part in huge money laundering bus. allegedly from internet pyramid scene that rimmed off nearly 1 million people around the world. >> that's ridiculous. >> crazy. >> talk about bold here, texas man caught on camera stuffing a guitar in his pants. >> wow. >> down to the music store in fort worth. see the man walk to the back of the store, pick up the guitar, you know, slide it into his pants, as do you. >> how big are his pants? >> that's a very legitimate question. police say the guitar is worth ar

are now looking at social media to see if anyone -- and walking like it is no big deal. >> no, he is walking funny. >> i'm guessing, i didn't see the technique, you dot neck down first and then the body? >> i don't know. >> really, disturbing. let's move onto sunnier topics here. the way it looked outside right now, just gorgeous as the sun peaking through the clouds a bit. >> that's what we like to hear, especially after couple of miserable days. >> so great to seat sunshine, i'm worn bid that guy in texas, they're going to string him up when they catch him, don't youy? i got another one too but not good for television. >> sure. >> tell you later. >> it is so nice to see the sunshine trying to pop through. we saw little glimpse of it earlier today, jim, czar a you know that nor'easter just off the coast of long island. it is really slow to depart. so, it has kept some clouds around here, and cull of of you saw some showers, even early morning snow flurries. the trend is our friends now. that area of low pressure continues to try to pull away.

breaking up overnight. and oh, those winds, they will also get lighter here, in the next couple of hours. but they've been something to behold. reagan got to 37 again today. and bwi up to 39. in spite of the clouds and those cold winds, we still manage today get to up 49 degrees today. that is above average. and we will be way above these numbers tomorrow, really nice warm up is in the cards for us. at this hour we still see that temperature of 49. and where you have had a little bit more sunshine it just click down little bit. cull pup err up, fredericksburg, 52, the sun is going down in the next minute or so. nice to be gaining that daylight. we have an extra minute and 47 seconds since yesterday. and that's helping to keep these temperatures a little bit milder. the gusts have been quite noticeable, as we warned you yesterday. and they're still gust to go 25 here in d.c. gust to go 30 in winchester, 35 at quantico, but they should get noticeably improved as we go through the night. notice the wind directi

opposed to the northeast yesterday when the storm was coming up the coast. so the storm is now to our north. eventually those winds will come out of the south, which means, we've got nice warm up for tomorrow. so for this evening, we keep the breezes around at seven, about 46, partly cloudy at nine, 44, getting chilly tonight. we're at 11:00 at 42. but we're going to head for the 30's tonight. but get ready for those winds to get lighter. and the weather to really improve tomorrow. we still think that wednesday looks like the best day of the week. a chilly start, but it looks like we will be able to get pretty darn close to 60 degrees, and that's more typical of what we would see around here in late march. so we will get ready for wednesday, let you know what come after that with the seven day forecast, in just a few minutes, jim, sarah? >> looking forwards to hearing the ends that far joke. >> will do! >> sue? interrupted by shooting. >> man shot in the face near the ballpark, and the gunman still on the loose. >> i've never seen anything like this before. >> it was very shocking. very

>> loan officers, realtors, home buyers stunned today as discount they were counting on disappears with the bling after eye. >> and it was a very exciting day for one every dc top educators, who received a huge surprise, in honor of a lifetime. time.

>> if you plan on filing early, that doesn't necessarily mean you are getting your refund early. according to the irs, some taxpayers will see the refunds until the week of february 27th. here's why. last year congress passed a law that requires the irs to hold refunds tied

additional child tax credit. more than 70% of taxpayers are expected to receive a refunds this year. the average refunds is around $2,800. >> so ford says it is throwing out brand new way to buy a car. they'll let you buy or finance vehicles on line, using new software to those buying on loath auto start up. they say this is all about ensuring faster car buying process. all do you have do is walk into the showroom, sign some paperwork being grab your keys, new service will first be available to dealerships in ohio, then eventually expand to other ford dealerships across the country. >> how is that faster? not sure. just wondering. does it sounds faster snow. >> no negotiating. >> from the grounds to the air now, you know that dreaded middle seat, we all hate it? >> cramped. the federal aviation administration recently approved a new cabin design could relieve tight quarters in the middle seat. the design comes from colorado company. and under the plan, the middle seat would b

wider, than the window in aisle seats. and would sit a little lower, and further back, look at this on your screen, it is showing you how it works. the seats can slide to make the aisle wider during boarding, before they are re-adjust dollars for take off. finally. >> and i'm sure they recline full inch and a half, making all the difference, just enough to tick off the person behind you. >> oh, always. doesn't take much either. you snow. >> coming up: governor larry hogan taking a stand against the opioid epidemic. >> how the new left impact the way doctors prescribe medications. but first hello, ronica. >> reporter: hey, jim. well, has the president just been sitting around first couple of days in office has he been taking steps toward the things that he promised woe do? we'll take a look after the break. >> and a writer for saturday night live out after job after tweet wag she says was a joke about president trump's ten year old son. her new message tonight after a fire storm of criticism. ticis.

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>> police do not believe the shooting was related to the job fair. they're now looking for a man last seen driving a black chevy impala. the nationals released a statement saying they're cooperating with mpd investigation. that job fair by the way rescheduled for january 31. also in the district police looking for suspect who shot a man in northeast overnight. happened in the 4600 block every hunt place around 2:30 this morning, police looking for a chevy impala with virginia tags, no word yet

motive. the victim was conscious and breathing, was taken to the hospital. >> annapolis man wanted for the murder of george forrester. police believe laurence shot and killed forrester on newtown drive over week ago. he faces assault, murder, gun charges, if you recognize this suspect, or know of his whereabouts, police want to hear from you. >> we know the identity of woman murdered in prince george's county. twenty-six year old takeisha hughes coats was shot and killed over week ago on good hope avenue, her family reached out to police shortly after seeing the story on tv, investigators still trying to figure out suspect or motive for the shooting. >> the quote we have to cut the pipeline. that comes from maryland awe lieutenant governor as he and governor larry hogan announced plan to combat the opioid folk us. >> will focus on treatment, even limit on how many painkillers doctors can prescribe. fox5's matt at begin has more. >> government and other state officials

crisis here in the state of maryland is getting much worse. in fact, the county executive hearsays double the number of people are dying of overdoses compared to just couple of years ago so officials are coming together, they have this new plan, and they really hope it will stem the christ us. >> when governor ran for officer says there was one bick concern on voters minds what's the number one problem? facing your community? and the answer always the same: it was heroin. >> opioid addiction destroyed many lives. days ago, west adams, state's attorney, burried his brother-in-law. >> made it through 28 days, the nine days clean, relapsed, and overdosed and died. >> officials have a new plan to fight the crisis in maryland. with legislation, annex he can tiff order. for prevention, a limit for doctors prescribing pain medication. only seven

for cancer, or hospice. foreign forcement, new felony for dealers who sell opioid that kill the buyer. that seller could face 30 years in jail. and treatment, morrell jilt, and money for addiction rehabilitation services. >> these are all over the map from prevention and treatment to law enforce. , and we have to attack it from every direction. >> the problem isn't in maryland alone, virginia and dc are also being hit hard by the crisis. in fact, just recently, leaders from all jurisdictions came together to discuss a regional effort. and in annapolis, fox5 local news. trump has been in office for less than a week, in that time there has been tremendous amount of focus on crowd size, and inauguration attended. >> political reporter ronica cleary live at the white house with a look at some of the other events over the past couple of days, that really didn't get so much coverage for one reason or another. hey,

>> reporter: hey, jim, sarah. well, you know, over the past couple of days, since president trump took office, you know, really seemed like there cents a war between the press secretary, sean spicer, and the media, with topics ranking from how many people actually viewed the inauguration, to whether or not there will be an investigation into donald trump's claims of potential voter fraud. now, why all of this is going on in the headlines, donald trump is slowly chipping away at his first 100 days. and the people, they seem to be responding positively. take a look at these numbers. well, reports, they've looked at president trump's approval index since inauguration day. now, in just four days, his approval index has gone up seven points. so let's take a look at some of the things that he's done so far. now, three key issues that he talked about on the trail: repealing and replacing obamacare. another: moving automotive jobs bac

states, and finally, taking steps on the keystone pipeline. now, when it comes to repealing and replacing obamacare, it was one of the first things that president trump did while in office. it was his first executive offer, first executive order signed before he left to attend those inaugural balls. now, the president directed government agencies to scale back, as many aspect of the affordable care act as possible, though, not giving specific instructions beyond that. well, today, president trump met with top executives from the big three, us automakers. now, pressed for those auto makers to bring jobs to america and discourage them from infesting in mexico. we've heard donald trump threaten 35% tariff on vehicles made outside of the country, and trump has offered less regulation, and friendlier business climate in exchange for bringing and keeping those jobs in america. well,

signed executive actions today, to push forward approval of the keystone pipeline and the dakota access pipeline. take a listen. >> you are and i am very insist tent that if we're going to build pipelines in the united states, the pipes should be made in the united state. so, unless there is difficulty with that, because companies are going to have to sort of gear up much pipeline support from other countries, from now on, we're going start making pipeline in the united state. we build it in the united states. we build the pipelines. we want to build the pipe. put a lot of workers, a lot of skilled workers back to work. >> so what's your take on the last few days? are you focused on really that war of words between the press and the press secretary? are you focused on the efforts donald trump is making to put his executive actions in

promised on the campaign trail? you know where to find me on facebook and twitter at ronica cleary. reporting live at the white house, i'm ronica cleary, fox5 local news. some potential home own remembers upset the president trump though after he signed an executive order last week. that order reversed as mortgage insurance rate cut for fha loans that former president barack obama. it was supposed to kick in later this week, now that will not take effect. the obama administration push for the rate cut saying it believed the federal housing administration finances had vastly improved since it received its first-ever bailout in 2013. a saturday night live writer is suspended indefinately, after tweeting about donald trump's ten year old son baron. >> after the inauguration, katie rich tweeted baron will be this country's first home schooled shooter. rich, widely criticized for attack ago ten year old, took the post down couple of hours

later, since tweeted apology, i sincerely apologize for the insensitive tweet. it was inexcusable. i'm so sorry. former first lady chelsey clinton showed her support for baron in a social media post quote has the chance to every child to be in a kid. put out statement. expressing the same thought that kids should grow up out of the public eye. >> yes, the off limits, leave him alone. coming up: fox sports report over erin andrews revealing shocking health news. >> this is really surprising when this came out today. she is opening up about her battle with cancer, and hear about how she bald her work while fighting cancer. >> wow. and here is something you don't see every day. a horse stuck in a deep ditch. oh, so sad. how the community and animal rescue crews managed to get that horse free. sue, i know you're a man mal lover, too, hard to watch. >> if that didn't have a happy ending i would have to leave right now. we can carry on, though. want to show i the bus stop forecast. get ready for fantastic wednesday, chilly start, but will be sunny and after school, feeling more like

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>> firefighters have saved many lives, but an unusual call. a man riding a horse called for help, after the animal fell into a ditch and couldn't get out. >> horse ended up in the ditch when it was spooked, animal rescue crew helped hoist the horse out, get it back on level ground. the horse suffered few scrapes, but see, the horse is otherwise doing okay. >> awe. >> i'm glad you can see the horse is safe. kind of not see quite what's going on. >> amazing, just little bi,

little bit to freak them out like that. >> oh, my gosh. they're so spooked easily. >> they are. >> so sensitive. >> having had horses growing up, i totally know. they do get spook. >> my brother and sister-in-law have them. they have a -- they're a loft work. glad there is a good ending. >> now, hey listen, mother nature will crib to our over well-being, by getting some sunshine back in place. i need it. >> it hasn't been sunny since the middle of last week. >> seems like it has been a while. i didn't know when the last day was. >> i think we had a peak on thursday last week, otherwise pretty socked n isn't this gorgeous tonight? >> beautiful. >> i love it. you can see, the clouds are trying to break up that big nor'easter, still off the coast, slowly but surely. trying to churn away. and still on the mild side. 49 degrees here in the district, but also quite breezy. so you notice that breeze when you step out. but the thing i like about this the best is we can still see the light here. as we come up on 5:43, is that wh

yes, it is. weather headlines going forward, a lot more sunshine tomorrow. good news tonight. the wind are going to get a lot lighter, as well. but that will mean chilly temperatures overnight. we will head for the 30's, to maybe 39 degrees, in the district. but, i think it is worth it to get back to good amount of sunshine tomorrow, it has been real a gloomy month of january. wednesday is going to be quite an exception. it will be beautiful day. now, thursday morning combed front. most important thing you need to know about, temperatures will slowly drop, thursday afternoon, and it is going to be much colder as we head through friday and the weekend. yes, early shower is possible with the front on thursday. so, here are the next two days, quick snapshot. 60 degrees tomorrow, what a gorgeous day. that's more typical of temperatures around here in late march. so early spring preview for tomorrow. thursday, 56 degrees. but again, keep in mind, the temperature will be dropping. we will likely hit in in the early morning, breeze will be back with us on thursday, as

well. >> tonight, the system south of long island, still producing some snow up through pennsylvania, new york state. but you can begin to see the clouds pulling away now, slowly, as the northwest winds behind that system are eroding the cloud deck. and, temperatures aren't too bad. even though we do have bit of windchill out there. forty-nine is our high temperature today. where you had a little bit more sunshine, down to our south, you got into the low 50's, but overnight, we're all rather chilly. mid 30's, north and west, to about 39 in the district. low 40's, downtown, but again, without the win, which has been quite gusty, almost to 40 miles an hour again today, it should feel a little bit better overnight. winds will be for little while, couple of hours, gradually clear out get to about 60 degrees tomorrow. the sun is back! your fox5 accuweather seven day forecast, winter is back, as we head on into friday, and the weekend. but you know what? that's not that bad either. mid 40's, that's actually average for this time of year. what about chances for

maybe a spotty snow shower on monday morning, early, but 42 degrees on monday, nothing going to be able to stick with that, tuesday, 46 degrees, as we get ready to start a new month. can't believe it is almost time to talk about february and groundhog day. one of my favorite holidays of the year. >> oh, i can't either. >> so silly. >> talk about fashion statement, why the washington wizards plan to wear all black when they show up for tonight's game against the celtics. yes, sports next.

>> if you are a fan of ffl, no doubt you've seen erin andrews covering game games watch you may not have known even though andrews was on the job she was also battling cancer. she recently told a reporter she was

cervical cancer last september, and had surgery a month later. she underwent another procedure in november and we're told she is now cancer-free. >> and that all went down after well publicized trial that she went through after there was a peeping tom case. >> right. >> so under the whole media glare of that. >> that's a lot going on. >> real did i. glad to see she's okay. brave story to share with young people, let's talk a little bastianich death ball. rivalry brewing, wizards host the celtics. teams meeting for the third time this season. john wall, should say, been little dram at first time they faced off. first two times. when asked about tonight's dress code they head to the game, wall said all black everything, a funeral. the build up for tonight's showdown rounds one back on november 9th, wall with his team up 20, with a high hit on market, the two get up, and theyt rds with each other. i'm sure just tacking about postgame dinner plans, something like, that staging recipes. wall ejected later explained it was out of frustration

in the previous play, just wasn't getting any calls in his favor. he apologized, said the celtics the most if physical team. rounds two, january is one, conclusion, jay crowder getting involved in heated discussion because the recipe the first time didn't turn out exactly. cue it. eventually extends his fingers to wall's nose. that triggers a skirmish. wall was fined 15,000 bucks for the confrontation. $25,000 forest call rating. to kelly, who asked him why escalate the dress code? what's with the funeral theme tonight? >> wearing all black to the game. ya, you know where we're going with that. >> ready for a funeral. ready? >> ready for whatever. so we're wearing all black to the game. it is a memo that the team is giving away. ready for whatever, man. >> i guess they're taking and running with it, i don't know what it is, but i seen little funeral in all black thing last night. and i just laughed about it. we're just b

7:30 for a game. not a funeral. >> did you and sue palka get the memo yesterday? you were both in black. >> it was a funeral, like so many rainout, there you know? >> this week redskins head coach jay gruden, scouting college senior, the big question, situation. gruden told reporters he fully anticipates kirk coming with a to the redskins. all of that business talk yet. never good time to lose a shoe let alone during basketball game. just jury university. >> oh,. >> oh. >> oh. >> i mean, why explain? i mean, really, you see what happened. this wasn't working out. >> just go get your shoe. (laughing). >> oh. she said probably should have stayed down the whole time. >> yes? don't even. >> don't get up. >> don't even try. pretty funny. sorry, to laugh. >> that's all right. >> i know. okay, so, if you are headed out to verizon center this evening, for the celtics game, wizards have half

you don't want to miss it, jim. >> yes? >> tag team will perform famous hit oops there it is. >> as opposed to other -- big deal. >> there go. >> i liked it. here is the thing. announced all of these bands. when the wizard weren't doing great, now they're on a tearing. >> i mean, that happens a lot. >> yes. >> but, i mean, it is great, you get to see good basketball, intense basketball, and you get to see tag team. >> yes. oldie but a goody. all right, well, wizards also will be wearing their baltimore pride, by the way, jerseys worn by the baltimore bullet, and also honoring several players who were with the team in the 90s, mark, tom. >> the starve my giant. >> you there go. >> also there. >> so a lot of stuff going on. to the wizards next. >> gallery opens special exhibit just for kids. >> we will tell you how you can get in on the family fun when we come back.

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>> spec to go see temperatures rise in our area tomorrow. check out how cold it is in china these days. these pictures are from north china, northern part of china. and you can see what's happened to the famous water fall in the region. partially frozen, water normally flows out on to the cliff. and instead the water has been turned into huge icicles. looks pretty cool. tourist haves been stopping by the frozen winter wonder land. and they're just amazed as we are what you are seeing. >> yes, unique partnership kicks offer, between the portrait gallery. for the first time ever the gallery will provide space specifically dedicate today kids. >> families both visiting dc, those who

opportunity to come in, to bring their children, and to explore, with hands on activities. so everything in that room can be touched, it is very tactile, there is no noise restrictions. >> not only good news for kids, but good news for people like myself. >> right. >> don't touch that jim. it kicks off this saturday. geared toward kids ranging in months from 18 months olds to eight years old. the exhibit is by link all, will allow access to people with disability. that's pretty cool. >> also great for those parents that when the kids are there with them, and they're like i'm bored, i am don't want to do this any more. >> i'm usually that person that sees something, don't touch, like -- >> you also will be led into the kid zone. >> yes. >> stop right there. thanks for being with us here at 5:00. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now.

this is fox5 local news at 6:00. >> continue to maintain that belief based on studies and evidence that people presented to them. >> says there is no evidence the national association of secretary of state say that they don't agree with the president. what evidence do you have? >> as i said, i think the president has believed that for awhile, based on studies, information they have. >> the white house double down, and repeated the president's claim that millions of people voted illegally. but you heard it there. multiple fact checkers say there is no evidence of voter fraud. thanks for joining us at 6:00ment i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins, the renewed claims are causing another dust-off with the media. also, day two for president trump, brought more executive action. business meetings, and word that the naming of the supreme court nominee is just days away. fox's lauren blanchard starts us off from capitol hill. >> we're going

some of the times. >> a blow to environmental activists, as president trump signs executive orders today, to help expedite the construction of the keystone and dakota pipeline. something president obama had tried to stall. >> mr. president remarked this morning elegant answer sure we continue to negotiate in both areas to provide the best deal for the american taxpayer. >> later, president trump meeting with leaders of the senate judiciary committee, to discuss his nominees to fill the empty seat on the supreme court. >> sometime next week i'll be making my decision, we have outstanding candidates. >> meanwhile, on capitol hill, another feisty confirmation hearing for tom price, the president's choice for secretary of health and human services. the congressman continuing to defend himself against claims from democratic lawmakers, that he used bad judgement when he made a stock purchase last year and later introduced a bill designed to