representing that em wants toate ring the alarm bell about whyabh this could be a potential riskii for many low income families.fa >> what is happening is theyngie are rushing families into endtoe homelessness but you are creating another issue because we are creating youngoun african-american children wholdo are growing up with learning disabilities and behavioralviorl problems. >> reporter: crystal is talking about the exposure too lead paint that caused severe ts health problems with her her two-year-old daughter. at first glance she looks likelc a normal two-year-old eatingyeai and watching cartoons.ca but the scars on her legs fromhe the shots she's had to endureto tell a different story. a story of severe leadstory poisoning that started shortlyel after the family moved into this townhouse on emerson on emn street in northwest d.c. >> i would say probablyay probay roughly around three to four to weeks after we moved in, shen, e made like a drastic change.hang. like she wasn't sleeping at t night. >> reporter: she also t

eating regressed in speech and even became violent to her siblings. according to the cdc c guidelines lead levels in the blood of children are concerned. when heavens was diagnosedsed with led poisoning she had 120 micrograms.12 >> one doctor says0 he hasn'te seen this in 30 years.0 >> reporter: an epa diagnosea revealed lead paint chips andchi dust spread throughout their thr entire home especially on theecl rug and on the grass in thee gr yard. where heavens would sit andd play. >> we called and made noticenoti that we had noticed chippingcedi paint in the bathroom, the bathroom tub was completelyompey spray painted fixtures andxtured everything so that was onehing s really major concern to meme just from first glance, likece, who spray paints a tub.o spra t >> when we initially moved inovn that's when we noticed the doors, you know, was painted over, chipping paint,

the toilet wouldn't flush. >> reporter: even though theughe d.c. housing authority washorits required to have an inspectionnn done, and the unit passed. >> one of the problems is the way in which the law islaw is structured which requires only e a visual inspection so it's in fact for example if theamplf the landlord paints and there's ann inspection you know see what'ses behind the paint.behindhe paint the director says the realal problem is there's simply notlyt enough affordable housing in d.c. d >> a child who will need carel e and the cost of medical careicae cost is going to be in thein tens of thousands if not thenott millions so we're being pennynn wise and pound foolish if weolie don't focus now on safe and affordable housing.affo >> reporter: in a statementrda t a spokesperson with the city ciy said in part "the district hasas made progress as evidenced byviy substantial reduction ofnof childhood lead poisoning casesns in d.c.in.c. yet we continue to look forkor ways t

residents and provide moree mre quality housing for our mostst vulnerable communities ."" now, the city also clarifieda that the townhouse initiallytial failed inspection for several violations but before thens buto family moved in trehe d.c. dc. housing authority had theh landlord fix the problems.oblem. they claim nobody knew there knr was lead issues when thelessuesh lusters moved in. in. now, the family is filing twofi separate lawsuits, one againstau the d.c. housing authority, the other against their landlord. now, we did try to reach outeach o to their landlord as well butelt have not heard back and jimand j and sarah, i should mentionmen that the family is no longer living in that unitly.u >> all right, well, that'sht, ws always good news there.ood news. thank you alex. alex. >> ♪♪ developing tonight it'svelo been nearly a piyear since 83-year-old johan department liti was shot to death insideind his home. it is a case that shocked thecke community and left detectivesecs baffled. >> ton

small clue. matt ackland live tonight at fairfax county police headquarters with more on thisxs case.ith mo matt. >> reporter: hey, jim, sarah you'll remember this one.ter: h. it got so much at temperatures m and still people are talkingpe about itop. about it. it happened in the mason neckonk part of fairfax county rightcour along the potomac river. rier. we're talking march of last year 2016. i want you to take a look atloot crime scene video and let you know what the latest is on this case. you'll remember the victim was e victimas sitting inside the house in a in chair when the gunman opened ope fire from outside.ide. fairfax county police reached out to the media today andday said they wanted to releasere one clue. a truck was heard an d seen insn in the area that night of the shooting. it was a clue given to police to poli but they are just releasing itri now to the public. p they are hoping someone elsene may have spotted the truck he t that night and can help find the person driving that trucktht that was seen leaving the area quickly. ly. >> homicide detectives areicid still actively working t

case. they have just gave us some gave information about ainforma possibility of a black truckck that was in the area onear neighbor saw it and heard itardi that night.. the incident occurred and wede want to put it outnt o there to just definitively rule theule he vehicle in or out of the situation. >> reporter: back live now you canorte see this is a flier that fairfax police handed toict us. they're also giving it to givino people in the area of the shooting here at the potomacpotc river. there is the neighborhoode is to there. once again, just to recap it's a small clue they realize thatzt they're giving just a small sm clue a dark truck that that night was seen by one personersn leaving the area quiteque quickly. they're hoping that maybe this will jog somebody's memory,memo maybe someone will say i remember that truck andu somehow break a clue here that e will hopefully give ve authorities a leg up in thisp s case because it has turnedurd quite cold.ite col live in fairfax county tonight, matt ackland fox5 local news.local news >> we have the right to defend d

and so this shutting down yiannopoulos is our right to stop this eve again. ev >> it's disgusting.>> i what's going on right now.right. >> i'm glad that we have the opportunity to express ouro preu minds and i'm glad that.. >> we wanted to seat event be successful. we wanted to make sure oure ur students could have meaningful dialogue. dialogue. >> it's one thing protest as person's right to come hereone and speak but it's a anotherk b thing to create this amount ofmo destruction. >> not the right person toerson to bring to campus.brin >> in the aftermath of that tat violent protest on the westthe coast president trump is nowidew threatening to cut off federalfl funding to the university ofto t california ay t berkeley.rkey. >> the destruction and riotingro grew out of a campus protestprot against a right wingt commentator and whileand wile prominent democrats areinent mo calling the president'sreent's comment an abuse of powerof tonight the white house ise hou pushing back.. fox5's tom fitzgerald joinsgerai us from the white

fitz. >> reporter: sarah, goodeporte evening.r: the s president's latestdent's t comments came in this postin sent out tearly this morning.m. it says, uc berkeley does not allow free speech and ad practices violence on innocentnt people with different pointseret of view, no federal funds.funs question mark. now, the irony in all of this is that it's this administration that has recently faced criticism fromcrm free speech advocates callingllg news organizations fake news fak and calling the media inin general the opposition party.pa. but look at this. this was the scene atscene at university of californiaali berkeley last night. now, protesters had shown upd to protest a speech bype breitbart news editor milo mi yiannopoulos. now, the crowd estimated at at about 1500 started out as a asa protest but quickly devolvedev into something else, violence,i, fires, broken windows, fireworks, e

cocktails thrown at police. thrl in some cases, people who hadhod gone to uc berkeley to hearhe the breitbart editor speak,itork well, they got hit in the faceae with pepper spray. amazingly, us a just heard a jud moment ago, the organizer ofrgf this thing last night defendedt some of these actions saying they had a right to use thesehee tactics in response to speechsph that they disagreed with butth the white house just as equally today pushing backng ck hard saying these kinds of protests are the real threatthrt to free speech.p >> we have the right to defendtd ourselves. and so this shutting down milo i yiannopoulos and doing dong whatever is necessary to dossaro that is our right to self-defense. >> doesn't work in way. doesn't you're going to work work with people who disagree with you. y. you're going to encounterncer folks who aren't just closeting you in this protected environment.ecte the president has a point.pont. if they don't welcome freelcomee speech they're not protecting

the first amendment.e >> reporter: let's be clear let about this. protests are nothing new inothin this country and certainly notrt in this city. this video you'res looking aok the right now, this is from september 12th, 2009.embe not all that long ago. as a tea party group descendedud that year into d.c. to protest what eventually became affordable care act. c was there shouting? yes wereyer there arguments? yes. but was there any violence? viol no its a good road marker to t see how far we've come in justct a short period of time.od of ti incidentally now we do not know from the white housem whether or not the president nop was serioreus about this threatt to cut off funds from campus a that is have these types ofe tyf demonstrations that we sawtr last night, batut we do knoww this.. in the case of uc berkeley would it have a devastatingvas financial effect.ncial efct. the chanceor there remarkedere d recently that the universityunie had almost become a federal ferl university because of all thetyo money itf gets and as recently

as 2011 they received $500 million in federal research grants.researrants. live at the white house tomuse m fitzgerald fox5 local news. >> a homeowner shoots anomeowneo intruder trying to break intooto his b home. h >> on the way here why the the neighborhood isn't surprisedoo the crimed happened in the first place. >> busted after a string ofg of robberies. one thief is finally caughtief y can't how he c was stopped andtp what officials are sayinged about the new crime tren odff i seems to be targetingeting drugstores. >> did he or didn't he? only y the ground hog knows for surefor but the word is out on what w kind of weather we can expect ex for the season.a rather than go to the rodenthan we go to the expert.to the ex hey, sue. for in jim.or in jim. every year i look at that ground hog and i think whatthi the heck are they giving him im because he certainly lookstainl like he's a little out of it.of. i won't spoil the secret. we'll find out whether or not ot he saw his shadow in a moment mn but i will say it's ait's a beautiful day with a good go amount of sunshine thisthis afternoon but those breezestho are picking up as we watc

sundown at 35:31 today. today. into us to see that the sun is s still tup. we'll let you know what toyou kw expect for friday and the the weekend. might involve a few moremo layers than we've been needing d recently. we'll be right back with your rig forecastly. back >> ♪♪ foreca>> ♪♪

>> ♪♪ >> new tonight prince george's county police arrested thisights man stephan robinson inonin co

shooting at a gas station.st this happened monday inin district heights. police believe the shootingdi was thestriieve result of a arg. robinson faces several charges including first degree murder mr many he's being held without i bond. police in montgomery county i responded to yet n anmootherantr pharmacy robbery this morningmog but this time officers gotoffict there in time to make the arrests. >> the latest robbery happenedes aroundt 4 o'clock this morningm at the cvs in the glenmontnt shopping center. police got there quickly andy ad took four suspects intoectso custody. police say this morning's incident is similar to attoat least six other robberies inbber the county including an armed robbery. plea released surveillance video yesterday.rele tried hat case robbasers to steal prescriptions from aioa cvs in hillendale.llendale. police don't think thisn't tth morning's robbery is connected to the one icno hillendale butnu they're looking to see if there's any links betweene's an those suspects caught today and the other robberies around the region.ob the region. >> immediatelyft

arrest this morning, i know, i n detectives from at least onene risdiction were notified soe they could begin to look at a the people that we have in custody and begin to make ana determination if they're th linked to other events outsideoe of montgomery county.mery >> now of all the robberieso going on the dea has some tipses for pharmacies.harcies. they suggest greeting greetin customers as they enter saying your attention could betion coue discourage a would be robber.ro. if a robbery happens the dea de says remain calm don't resist re and cooperate fully.ate >> you may not wantfu to put your winter coats in theer closet just yet.t punxsutawney phil saw hishis shadow this morning inadow thiso pennsylvania and that meanslvana we're stuck with asindx t moree weeks of winter. records dating back to the 1800s he forecasted more winter.er. >> phil really nail

>> right. >> cracker jack job there,k jobr phil. >> big old snowstorm we had.ld o >> happened like two weeks before but still blame on him. >> i know.ame >> last year he did not >>s ieee his shadow, do you rememberer that. >> yeah, exactly.eah,c >> spring took a little whileli get in here. but i do still enjoy groundenjo hog day.y i think it's a lot of fun. i like it a whole lot moret mor than the farmer's almanac. they were predicting a veryve tough winter.to so far not so much,ug right? ri meanwhile today -- been theeen e way the ground hog said six hogs more weeks of winter.win spring officially is marchar 20th so looks like he'll be be spot on o daylight saving time is sooner than that.t it is march 12th.2th we want to show you right nowht on this thursday afternoon andad evening that it's getting aetti little bit blustery out there.t. we've got gusts over 20,er 25 miles an hour in somesom areas. and that is making it feel a little bit c

we did once again today get up to 50 degrees and as ofof february 2nd now, our average a high temperature climbs up 1pera degree to 45 degrees. dgre 49 at dulles and bwi 50 but50ut again those temperatures areempu going to feel a little bitittlet cooler than the readings thatea are coming in now. now. it's 47 in the district, 39 in gaithersburg, 43 for, 43 for frederick, 48 for culpeper.ulep. with those gusts, though, th shave a few more degrees offfewe if you're going to be out andtot about this early evening cause a the breezes are growing to goink with us. with u tomorrow will be a little bit wl colder. you can look back to our northoh and west.t pittsburgh is 31, columbus 30,b, chicago 22. that is our cold icagair that's' coming in for about a three-day visit.v not terribly cold but a lot lo cooler than it has been. ben. we've some had clouds around aro today but clouds are doingre their best to clear out and asta they clear out we'll get aet a little chilly later but the t evening planner, 9 o'clock 39,o, still breezy and by 11 o'clock1 partly cloudy and 37.and 37.

heading out and get ready fory o friday to feel a lot chillier cr than most of the rest of this week has. we may not get above aov 40 degrees tomorrow.40 degrees m we'll have a look at that look t seven-day forecast coming up agp litt bit latater. jid sad sarah. >> see you that ensue. ensue. ahead at 5:00 parents are having their concerns heard tonight. >> tisha lewis has beenas be following the bed bug problem at an elementary school. sc tisha. >> reporter: an emergencyep meeting was calledorter: here a savoy elementary school totary o address the bed bug issue hereb at the schoolug. sch the meeting starts at 5:30. 5: we're told it will schoolscool administration along with theath department of health. jim. >> a morning commute ending in n a splash landing.landi how sisters on the way toayo school ended up siganid of anida swimming pool.ming pol. >> and the teach here isnd theeh winning the hearts of histhe he students and the internet withih his personalized handshake.ha who he says was the says wathe inspiration behind thiss creative idea. back after this. >> ♪♪

>> ♪♪ >> we have been following this story for a couple days. d.c. public school in southeast is dealing with aeen o bed br ugc. panubt d rodentise. these issues were discovered aoa couple months ago a parentsars say they didn't find out abouta avoid elementary until lastti lt week. week. >> tonight the school ishool s holding a meeting with the health department about this. fox5's tisha lewis has the latest information.la >>test reporter: one parent says a teacher personally called him to let hparimr peknowrs abt tonight's meeting that was inmei addition to an automated phonee call to discuss what he says sas is a bed bug infestation atfest the school.ath you can see the doors arers are opened. you can see there's crowds incro the lobby.loby. the only thing on the agenda aga is the bed bug issue and whatu the school and the edepartmente of health is going to do todoto fix it. fix it as of december savoymber savoy elementary school was placed on a three day as week

.the department of health has hs filled all alley ways aroundaro the school with chemicals to a bait area between theit abetwee surrounding commercialounding businesses and c the school.cho. now while the letter did not mention bed bugs specificallyciy a district spokesperson didersod tell me bed bugs are includedin in the plan to rid the schoolidl of what they say are "unwanted pests." savoy's administration says administrati members of the school'son sayss operations team have conducted thorough facility walkfacilityak throughs and that's joinedo with the food service teacherses and staff, all to develop aelopa cleaning plan to ensure no newnw nesting will occur.nesting ccur. also, the school says that they've put new matt pelmans mam to address this problem.pro again we're told that the tha issue started in the pre-k class. class. one parent telling us that he t feels it has spread telhrlioughh other parts of the school.school

news that they've seenn professional cleaning crewsanin here and tonight we expect totto see the department of health hea here to address questions and concerns from parents.p tisha lewis, fox5 local news.ne. >> in north carolina a popularpo fifth grade teacher getting aget lot of attention for how heow greets his students.stu barry white jr. has a different personal handshake per for every student inso his thre literacy classes.teracy csses he says the hand shakes buildaki rapport and if he shows he's hes involved then his students actdc more engaged as well.w you can you can see he's comes e up with some good ones too. o. >> yeah. >> he came up with the ideaide watching how lebron james j interacts with his teammateseams with different happened shake greetings for each player.for ea great idea. idea. >> yeah, teacher of the yeareac ght t there.yea >> yeah, 'cause each kid then tn feels very special.ecial. >> yeah. >> like that is just for mest fm and i think that helps.elp >> there's a lot of people whoph think we shouldn't raise kids k to tell them you're special,pe you're different, you'ret, unique but you know what,what

---- >> goes a long way.s a long way. >> just a simple gesture likesti that so keep going barryoing bar white. coming up does the punishment fit the crime.t the cr >> a group of teens who vandalized a historicistor african-american school areamerr being punished but theirbut thei sentencing is kind of unusual.nu >> and praying for ratings.ng fn at his first national prayer breakfast president trump slams arnold schwarzenegger and arnold quickly fires back.b. >> black history month beingnthg changed to african-americanamern history month? has something og really changed her, showher, shw though? why the president'esids official proclamation is sparking new rumors. >> ♪♪

>> ♪♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 5:00.. >> look now at some othersom stories man

tonight. montgomery county police have made an arrest iryn a cou shootg from this morning.ornng. police say a 22-year-old maneara shot a 19-year-old woman inside an apartment on thent ont 3300 block of north leisurerth r world boulevard in silverer spring. officers say the two knew eachw other and the victim is is expected to be okay.oay. >> also in montgomery county aoy neighbor came to the rescue of f a homeowner after seeing theirir house caught on fire. fire crews responded overnight to ovn the home on the 19,000 block0 bk of martinsburg road in dickerson. it came after neighbor calledall 911. the neighbor alerted therted the person inside who was able to a get out safely. sa embers from an overloadedov chimney caused that fire.t fire. >> police arrested a suspect a in connection with twowi separate stabbings inseparate northwest. s the first happened yesterday yed evening on the 3900 block of georgia avenue.georgi a short time later, police, pole were called to anotheranother stabbing on the 3300 block of o 14th street.tre both victims were taken to thee hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries.tht a husband and a enwifea fe fought off an enroute to atenro their home this mor

>> the intruder tried to breakie into the home on mullen wayulley off lothian road in annapolis.an >> reporter: anne arrundele ar police say after being shotein t twice by the homeowner hereowneh that suspect took off down theoe road and ended up collapsingcoll before he was picked up by officers. >> it's very surprising.t's you know, usually we don't, usul have too much crime around aroud here. >> reporter: a usually quiet lothian neighborhood still onilo edge after a burglar bargedrglad into this house off mullen off lane while the homeowners were inside. anne arrundel police say just ut after 8:00 thursday morning, a man in his 30's broke into thebo home and was confronted by they husband and wife who live live here. police say there was a was a struggle before the male male homeowner grabbed his handgundg and fired shooting the suspect u in the leg.. >> the individual was nothe i fazed by thisndiv went outsideoe grabbed a piece of rebar,f re piece of metal came back and assaulted the male homeownerhomn at which time the homeownerhomer shot him in the head.n

investigators say the suspectat took off down the street andt ad collapsed. he was then transported toporteo shock trauma.ma. >> residents in the>> residents neighborhood knew of him.hbor they had hopassed around a flier watching for this individualthii who had been behaving suspiciously looking to commitct similar types of crime in thety area. >> reporter: police believepe the suspect had been hangings th around thisging area in recent t weeks and the couple who liveo e here even tried to warn their tw neighbors about a previous pe strange encounter.nge encouer. >> he had that walked aroundd th to the side of my neighbor's house where there was i there wi believe a basement entranceenane and my neighbor was home and and saw him and went out andnd approached the man and the manhn just turned around and walked away. >> reporter: david line l lives two doors down. dn. >> i was told that -- that the e man has some mental healthhelth issues and he was fixated onon that particular home andho thought that he owned a lot of property around here. he i'm glad that he was able

defend his family and he's unharmed. >> reporter: the suspect is expected to survive hisorter:ct injuries and the homeownersomeor were not hurt. hu in lothian, anjali hemphillmphl fox5 local news. ws. >> in loudoun county five teenaged boys vandalized thisndh historic african-americanr school in ashburn back ink in september. they were charged less than a ta month later.month late. the teens have since been sentenced to probation andoba they'll have to pay ay restitution. restitut their punishment is less thanthn conventional.convential. fox5's ronica cleary in is in ashburn with the story. st >> reporter: this historicic african-american school wassch that vandalized on three sides with swastikas, words like white power and brown power powe vulgar drawings, evenawing dinosaurs. now, the five teens involved,nvd they have been charged and sentenced with what some are calling unconventional terms.. they'll be tried wri

reports on titles such as the color purple, native son andnd the beautiful struggle amongstul other things. ot now, ifhe the boys complete alle of the terms within a year, the charges will be dismissed.i. i spoke with loudoun county'ss deputy commonwealth's attorneyol about those who might thcall the sentencing soft.se >> i can understand how thentenh community or some members in men the community would feel thatd t way. i think it's important to noteno that this was not charged as a hate crime. based on the juveniles'venil' confessions they did not do it o based in a manner where theynne werewh targeting the owner ofhe the property based on his race religion or ethnicity and thean juveniles did not know the meaning of the property.o they thought it was just an an abandoned shed. in terms of it beingng considered a soft sentence,ente, it's actually much harsher harsr than what a first time ime offender would get in court. >> reporter: she further fur described their actions as "dumb teenaged behavior ratherai than targeted hate"

further clarified that two ofd h the boys were white 13 wereere ethnic minorities.inories. she hopes this can be what she called a teachable moment andand offer healing for ther he community. we took to the streets of leesburg to ask people for their reaction to therg t sentencing. >> i think it has to be a be little bit more severe thanh that. they're of an age, they're not't exactly adults yet but they ey know what they were doing.ere >> i sort of like it. t i like the fact that the kidsati have to do something and theyad have to ultimately have some responsibility.re i hate the fact that they they vandalized stuff but i thinktufi it's a good idea. id >> i guess i don't know thethe full context by which the whh judge issued the sentencing.enn. it seems a bit light butt but without understanding better what the judge's purpose wase'so in sentencing them for light probation i don't know if i if i can second guess one way orr another. >> reporter: you can see that most of the graffiti does appear to beof t gone. gone. however there is still some ono the stones along the base ofba the building. now, in front of the school,of s it see

reached their hundred thousandtn dollars fundraising mark.fundran it says that it has beenn completed. co now, if you're curious, who, who will grade their papers, whopers will determine if their book reports and term papers are pape acceptable? the boys'ys probation officers.fice. so what do you think about the sentencing? is it too easy? ea too soft? is it fair? is itir too harsh? we would love to to hear iy you. find me on facebook andace twitter at ronica cleary.clry. reporting in ashburn, ronicarona cleary, fox5 local news. >> ♪♪ >> today president trumpoday attended the national prayerionr breakfast in d.c. and duringnd g the speech he talked aboutkedabt that controversial immigrationsl order and the need forand the nd americans to feel safe and secure. >> our nation has the most generous immigration system in the world.rld. but these are those and there are those that would exploitou that generosity to undermineo u the values that we hold so dear. we

there are those who would seekuk to enter our country for thery r purpose of spreading violencevil or oppressing other peopleer pee based upon their faith orei their lifestyle. not right. we will not allow a beach head of intolerance to spread inreai our nation.nation. >> now president trump also promised faith leaders heed f would in his words totallyor destroy the johndsson amendmentm that's the law that barstba churches from engaging in partisan political activity.tiv. but one of the most talkedost tl about moments was when thewhen e president opened his remarks to opene the national primarilya breakfast by talking about thegt latest version of theon of the apprentice taking a dig at the show's new host arnoldrnold schwarzenegger.sc he said ratings went down the t tubes and the show has been a total disaster thins schwarzenegger took over. o schwarzenegger fired back.ed ba. >> donald why don't we switch'th jobs.

such an expert in ratings andtns i take over your job and thenann people can finally sleep s comfortably again, hm? m? >> trump called today's prayerar breakfast a testament to the power of faith.f the prayer breakfast has beenakn happening since 1953.e 3. sarah. >> after a look at a at a presidential proclamation for black history mol tmz thoughttmz president trump changed theump h flame toa african-americanican- history month. but it turns out it's beens bee that way for decades. e president obama's officialffici proclamations also called itallt national african-americancan-amn history month. most presidents mohave called it black history month innth conversation. co butnv african-american historysy mom an official document.ic d president trump appears to berse following that tradition. >> meantime the martin lutherthu king jr. memorial library isibrs getting a major makeover.akover. construction on the historic hsc library in downtown d.c. willd.. begin this summer. sumr. the upgrades will include aes wa new conference center diningding and rooftop event space, theac overhaul is going to cost about $200 million.out the library is that expectedxpee to open back up in the

2020. >> looks nice. >> yeah, really does. do. >> coming up teenagers on the th way to school like they dothey every day. this time they make an unexpected detour. >> hit the fence and came intofc the pool. >> how the teens e.nded up in un this icy swimming pool and howaw they got out of the freezinge fg water safely.sf >> and we have an update.upate. 24 hours later ollie the bobcat how is he doing -- howngw she's doing back at thes doing e national zoo after a week onweeo the run.the run everybody's waiting for this ths information. >> i know. going o. what's going on. >> jim, don't feel bad, i'm one of those that keeps k calling ollie he, myself. mys i doow whyow why. listen, where is february? is f it's been so nice. colder temperatures are temperae finally starting to move in.e n. if you're one of those that likes cold stuff i think you'll like the next couple days. co like details, full plforecast cominge ast comi up. stay with us. >> ♪♪

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>> ♪♪ hav you k i have, you know, a car just hit the fence and fen d came to the pool.pol. >> that's mohammed alomar whoar woke up yesterday morning tost this a car in hiser swimmingwiig pool. police saypo his twin sisterssis lost control of the car ona their way to school andchool an crashed into the pool.shed i he quicklntyo th called 911 wite help of several officers.cer they were able to pull the to teens to safety from the freezing water.ater. >> very appreciative to the homeowners basically theirly thr patience, their understandingder and their helpfulness in a very stressful situation.situio. >> the water was frozen, you know, the car it will gollgo through the whole house.oue. >> alomar's wife gave the two girls warm towels got thems gott hotty. both teens refused medicald treatment following that crash. no the yet known what causedentk them to losenown what ca controh vehicle. >> all right, everybody, timeodi

>> here we go. here we go let's do it.do it. >> national zoo's female fe bobcat escaped on monday. she waso recaptured yesterdayyey on zoo property.p they gave ollie a series ofief vaccines and rabies booster.o she have received two smalls stitches in her front left left paw. she'll remain in the hospitalai to make suren in she doesn't shw any signs of respiratory respiry illness. she's back home. hom yesterday at this time garyy was ready to goat t out and single-handedly bring olliededl home. >> look fore rescue do whateverh was need. need >> i do good work.w if you need cats rescued orcuedr found, i have the magic touch. >> yeah, just call gary and it t will happen. [laughter] >> do you think ollie really thint.le >> i think it's possible.possle. >> no, i definitely think it'sni possible. >> there were sightings on s on mass of a and they were kind ann of putting todgether thethe possibilities, you know, that t she could have gone away andawa come back like cats do.

for the story on ollie thatlieta never aired -- [laughter][l >> for many reasons.or but we were surprised to man le there are more bobcats in rockok creek. >> it's crazy. i >> how many are there?t'any >> i don't know.ar>> i don they just say there's more --mo- >> you better go single-handedly find out.out. >> that's what the expertserts say, air quotes around that, tha we'll wait and see.ee if you see a bobcat it's notit't ollie. from out another one there. ther holly. lly. >> holly the bobcat.obcat. 39 degrees here in town. now, dulles 43. here in town we're 47.re . we managed up to 50 again.gin we continue to just be above abv normal even into february but listen things will change. chan. finally temperatures areurese getting colder.getting cold cold air coming in on northwesterly winds.nds. it's 17 miles per hour7 mis perr sustained winds right now herend in the city but we got a lotgott of gusts being reported, uportep over 20, 25, close to 30 mileso per hour again as this colds col air starts to come on in. so, you know what happens

you have temperatures gettingpeg colder, winds are picking up,p, so definitely wind chill valuel out there feels like 32, ooh,2 in gaithersburg, feels like 38i8 for baltimore.r baltim temperatures this evening arees going to remain thi feeling lik they're in the 20's and the 30's 'cause i suspect for theush next several hours the windsal t are going tohe remain gusty, at least 10 to 20 with an wi occasional gust over 20 miles even -- 20 miles per hour evenen after 10 o'clock.0 o' it will settle down a littlen bit overnight tonight and thenih with generally fair skies i ski think temperatures will be ally how towed get pretty cold d overnight. 29 in the city.. just enough wind to keep the temperatures from not dropping p down into the lower 20's the the way it's looking right now. n frederick down to about 27.ut 2. these are the coldest numbersol we've seen in awhidle.l fredericksburg is 31 and nd tomorrow finally it startsats feeling like february.ebruary. actually it feels a littleite colder than february becausebruu the average temperature forre f today went up to 45.45. so, tomorrow we're going to be some six, 7 degrees in some s cases below normal.ormal. high to the northwest, low tohwl the south of us so a little lite

tomorrow so it's not -- i's not idon't think it is going to bege quite as windy as it is now. i think it will be breezy, 10ee0 to 15 tomorrow but we'll have ve some gusts 15 to 25 miles per25r hour as again we're into a're io little bit of a squeeze playueey and the colder air continueso to come on in. this is in. a real weak front.n. a couple of snowflakes up toes u the north. nothing for us obviously .bviously. the front is weakening now and d basically i think we couldhink d even take the front away andy a call it kind of a trough of low pressure but i went ada tr and drew the blue line in her ie because it does remain as remaia little colder behind thisehind s coming in and it's going the the change the air mass for for tomorrow so technically it's it' still a front.ont. tonight it's pretty good.retty o some of these clouds aredsa moving out but by tomorrow tomow morning the clouds fill in again. again. not a lot of sunshineune tomorrow. i think it would qualify as being mostly cloudy tomorrowom and rather cold with temperatures only in the 30's t and the 40's but by the timethee we get to saturday, hightday, hh pressure builds in and it isuild going to be really nice on b saturday.e lots of sunshine on sareturda y.a it's still going to be cold.o b. we're talking 30's and 40's on0n

anything like that so enjoy.at . and earlier in the week we had thought maybe there was athere a chance for a little mixedmid precipitation coming up on sunday. ay. we've yanked that out ofat out o forecast because looks like b just not going tecoau happen.pe. tomorrow's forecast looks likefe this. 31 to start here in town. again, not much sunshine. kind of sun andsu clouds to to start and mostly cloudy by theyt end of the day. d high temperature 30's to lowow 40's. i think we're going to go go about 42 degrees or so and, n you know, punxsutawney phil he e predicted six more weeks of of winter weather.er wea a few more days but apparentlypn he didn't see the extended forn us because monday we're back'rek up into the mid-50's, possiblypo 60 on tuesday with rain showers there. 63 on wednesday with moreh more showers. it will cool off a little off ae after that.ha. but, i mean, i'm not saying,ain, i'm just saying we're in the 60's. i don't know how right phil p can be. >> that's a really good point.i i don't trust that rodent.t. >> no? >> no, i don't . >> [laughter]>> [lauger] >> mak

>> he lives in the library theie rest of the year.e ea you would think he's well red, he's intelligent but never nevr look at a meteorologist andlot d say well, the farmer's almanac says. >> wizards reacting to the mystics acquiring one of thee o best players in the wnba.e >> kirk cousins asked a very vry simple question.si are you happymp in washington. >> hm. >> ♪♪

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[000:51:03;00] pass >> ♪♪ >> it's only a matter of time before we get tons twoonly aforo questions, a, when kyle shannahan will finally bely be announced as the 49ers newrs n head coach and if the redskinsek will slap the franchise tag once kirk cousins.kirk they have to do it by march m first.

shannahan and cousins areins linked because of theirnked bec history in dc. reunion out west. cousins was assisting with the puppy bowl at the super bowlwl a in houston and he was askedas are you happy in washington.ang. >> i want to be where i'm i' wanted and last year when thethe team tagged me i felt likefe that was an ltindication thatdia i'm wanted there at least forhes that year. they wouldn't have tagged men'ta and as you said put up thatp t kind of money for a guy they tey didn't want and i think the same is true now. cosame march first if first if they tag me that sends a ses a strong indication hey we wantdia you back, you're our guy. in the nfl it's season toto season. seas it's all one year deals fordeasr the most part so i'll take theet one year deal at that pointhat but if they don't tag me thatat also sends a strong messagetrone and at that point i wouldpoint u certainly feel like maybe iike e got to look elsewhere.lse >> move over tony bennett ladyn gaga has a new nan her life nanl sort of. so of. it's the nfl on fox's terrix's i bradshaw who took over gaga's g super bowl press conferenceconee today ahead of her big big

halftime show on sunday.. once bradshaw found out family is steel terse fans the charmed offensive was on.was >> this is a big, big win forino me with my grandma right nowht n because half of my family arear massive steelers fans and she is wigging out on the couch theo right now watching this. t >> is she single lady or -- [laughter] >> you know --knw -- >> that's just a funny line, lie i'm just using it. using >> she is single but she's as widow and my grandpa, shea, he loved him so much i don't knowsc if she evh er would date another man but would you wish her awis happy birthday.y r >> i will. wil happy birthday.irt >> ronnie business set. set. >> ronnie what.>> >> business set. >> business set. > business s. >> happy birthday ronniehdayonne business set. tbisset.bi >> some of the biggest names bim in sports have passed throughpa d.c. in the later years ofthe lf

their careers talking aboutabout michael jordan and jamir jagr ar and of co a stint with the redskins buth h what's happening right now thehe washington mystics is thegt equivalent ofon bringing in ag a guy like air jordan at theat height of his fame. fam the mystics finalized a deal fi with the chicago sky toto acquire elena delle donne. it is arguably --arg >> i've seen her play. her p i never met her before. she's probably taller than me. . she might be able to shoot a sha little bit better than me.an me. i might be intimidated so itim have to re-evaluate mymy thoughts before i have a sit down with her. i'm happy she's with the team. that's great.great. wish her nothing but greatbut gt success. >> they were really anxiouswere for us to get ouantxiou of ther. she's from delaware so she'she' glad to be back home at leaste l closer to home.er to hom that's important. >> yes, it is. >> all right.ll righ. >> who do we have here? this h sunday isn't just for footballff fans.

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>> ♪♪ [000:58:02;00] >> super bowl just days awayow and that means it's time for the annual puppy bl owl.eansy b. this year a dog from virginiavir will take part in the fun. un. meet dillworth.illworth he's the smaller dog picturedpid here. >> dubert.>> dubt. >> he happens to be deaf.ens toe >> he's one of three special spl needs dogs you see here h tearing up the turf in the in te puppy bowl. pupp it's all abouy t pet adoption.a. 78 dogs from animal shelters shs will play in the game pitting gi team rough against team fluff. . >> it gets a lot of people lot e watching. watchi >> it's fun to watch, itatcit really is. s

>> cutest thing ever. thing ev go dubert.ube >> we're pulling for youulling u buddy.bu >> thanks for being with us news at 6:00 starts right now. >> this is fox5 are local news s at 6:00. >> bed bugs and rodents insideis a d.c. elementary school. s it's a story fox5 has beens be covering for days. tonight parents are soundinge og offer. it's good to have you with us.us i'm tony perkins.ers. >> and i'm shawn yancy. yancy. much more on that story. st tisha lewis is on the scene. c parent sent us pictures aftertua we reported on the persistentrst bed bug and rodent problem atblm savoy elementary school. school. the issue was discoveredico months ago but some parentsare say they didn't find out about t this until last week.is untilwe right now the school isw the sci holding a meeting with theth the health department about thetmene situation. again our tisha lewis is there. she'll have a little bit moree on the story for us coming up a little latea rli.ry forer. >> meanwhile fairfax county couy police need your help cracking an unsolved murder.an unsolve it's been nearly a year since

83-year-old johan dee lead was s found shot to death inside hisis mason neck home but todayoday detectives released a new cluene about the case. theysa saw a dark full sized pickuped truck leaving the arearea quickly. investigators have followed upol on the lead but now they want t to rule out any involvement.nvoe police are asking anyone with wh information to give them a callly. llly. >> the corrections officer whoic was killed during a 24 hour hor prison standoff in delaware iss being remembered tonight.on the inmate took three guards an counselor hostage.sag they released everyone except that farther that was killed. fox's griff jenkins has ithas it latest. >> reporter: a deadlydealy hostage siege insideside delaware's biggest prison. priso it started with the report oforf an uprising around 10:30 a.m. wednesday when staff responded. three guards an female counselor were taken hostage.e . one hostage 47-year-old steven s floyd was killed.l >> this is a very sad day ay across the state of delaware.