>> right now at 10:00 enjoy it while they are lasts. we have had perfect sweerj far this president's weekend and gwen will tell us if we'll dip owe down to february temperatures soon. >> and a family's home it destroyed. we're hearing from the first officer that arrived on the scene to help. >> and plus another issue with

the lights of the washington monument with the national park service is saying about the latest malfunction tonight. fox news at 10 starts now. >> hi, everyone, thanks for joining us tonight at 10 i'm jim lokay. >> i'm lauren demarco. >> we get things started with what we like to talk about this end woo! being the forecast. it's been amazing weekend to spend outdoors. sunshine and temperatures approaching 70 in the middle of february. >> we should add a lot of you out there have off president's day and gwen a lot of people like that three day weekend and they see the weather carrying over to monday. >> we'll see it carry over. it's a little cooler and you know what, who is going to complain? with temperatures some 20 to 5 degrees above the seasonal average it's april feeling and february. so have the opposite going on. highs today upper 60s, low 70s across the board and we had winds that picked up a bit and overall it was not too bad. this hour 59 at

same in nation's capitol and 55 mannasas dulles and martinsburg and we have 55 gaithersburg and winchester 52 and culpeper cooler at 48, and 56 at hagerstown. so, we spoke about those winds. they were very gusty at times this afternoon. and they moved in from the northwest. so, brought a little bit of cooler air out there. but i don't think it dampened anybody's spirits at all and right now, sustained winds are anywhere from 3 to 15 miles an hour and we don't have wind gust to talk about and winds continue to improve and tomorrow throughout the day the winds will remain light. so for tonight then we're talking overnight low of 46. we have partly cloudy skies with light winds and winds northwest at 5 to 10 miles an hour and as we get into the rest of the week things will be just great as temperatures continue to stay above surpriseal even when we dip down a little bit. we're still going to be well above where we should be. i don't think it will be all bad

could see sprinkle or two. i'll have the details and of course that all important 7 day forecast in a bit. back to you. >> thank you, gwen. "fox5" tonight in montgomery county where fire investigators believe the massive house fire was sparked by a cigarette overnight in clarksburg. police had to wake everyone up on the street because of the fear the fire would spread. lindsey watts live with a look at the damage and lindsay the good news here is no one got hurt. >> reporter: jim, the family of four who lived here did get out safely. a couple and their two children. and they had only just moved in here a few weeks ago and tonight, look at what's left of their home. firefighters say this all started with somebody smoking out here on the back patio. >> we are kind of shocked and you just hope that everyone is okay and everybody is out of that house and you pray that your house doesn't go up in flames

>> reporter: she snapped photos of the home next door. she only found out after a bang on her door. >> your house is not on fire yet but not safe. >> reporter: montgomery county police officer john rowarch were first on scene and the people that lived here with already out. >> wind was whipping the flames taken was getting bigger. >> reporter: he knew he had to evacuate surrounding sglomz much appreciated. >> reporter: her home was burned and she and other neighbors know how much worse it could have been. >> they were very close to those homes catching on fire. i mean just moments away. >> reporter: fire investigators say it's not uncommon for discarded cigarettes to spark major fires especially with materials used in gnawer homes. >> we see this from time to time where the fire started outside and catches vinyl siding and burns quickly and fast and hot. >> reporter: neighbors started a go fund me page for the family that lost e

three weeks and so obviously upset and distraught. but it can be rebuilt. they'll move forward. everybody will. >> reporter: and the neighborhood started that go fund me page and it says the family is staying in a hotel tonight and they are so very grateful from the support from this community after this loss. we're live in clarksburg, lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". to arlington now police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened overnight at a home on north 29 street and investigators say it appears a couple people got into a fight at a party and then it turned violent. someone pulled out a gun and shot a man and the 23-year-old victim was taken to the hospital where he died and so far no one is in custody and tonight police rs identifying this man jason allen johnson as a suspect. take a good look that picture and anyone who knows where johnson is should contact police immediately. and we're in fauquier down down they where

jail and charged with muddier. sheriff deputies respond todd a home on meets road near warrington earlier this morning and found a body of a man inside the home and they arrested richard mcdonald and no word on motive and victim's name. they're doing an autopsy to figure out exactly how that victim tie died. to the district tonight police are looking for the man that sexually assaulted a woman in northeast d.c. and the attack happening on the 70 0 block of galloway street. the victim was walking done the street before 7:00 last night when passed the suspect. he turned around and grabbed her and sexually assaulted her. and police say the suspect then took off towards 7th street. if you see anything that could help police solve the case he would like to hear from you. >> a shooting is also under investigation in the district tonight. this happened shortly before:00 this afternoon on 4th streets southeast. a woman was hit by gun fire and taken to the hospital in critical condition and police have a lookout for a couple of men seen in the area and one of the suspects was reportedly wearing

and we're learning more details about the murder of southeast d.c. man and it happened friday afternoon on 1 street northeast when police arrived they found 6-year-old walter clark with trauma to his body. a short time later police arrested 76-year-old thomas bennett. she was initially charged with assault and is now facing a murder charge. it's unclear what the motive for the attack was and whether clark and bennett knew each other. >> president trump expected to sign a new executive order on immigration sometime this week. and the order just one of several stems the administration plans to crackdown on illegal immigrationing into the united states and tighten country's borders. here's fox's garrett teny. >> today we're getting our fist look at how the administration perhaps to carry out president trump's aggressive enforcement administration on border security in a "washington post" which claims to obtain two draft memos for the plansp signed by security

john kelly and the 19 page memo calls for hiring of ten more agent and more border patrol overs to enforce the follies. under the plan federal agencies would be given greater support to detain those in the country illegal a and new proceed turz to speed depart taking hearings and sdrekts dhs to immediately return anyone crossing southern border back to mexico. what's not included in the memos is also significant. there's currently no plans to overturn doca president obama executive orders protecting hundreds of thousands of immigrants who came into the country illegally as children. president trump talked about that issue in his press conference on thursday. >> we'll show great heart doca is a very, very difficult subject for me i'll tell you to me it's one of the most difficult subjects i have you have incredible kids in many cases not in all cases some of the cases they're having doca and they're gang me

drug dealers too built you have some absolutely incredible kids i would say mostly, they were brought here in such a way it's a very -- it's a very, very tough subject. >> president trump talked a lot about sanctuary cities and these memos include additional plans to target them in what amounts of public shaming campaign by publishing a weekly list of where criminal aliens were arrested for commiting a crime and then released from custody. it's important to note that none of this is snet stone and post reports that white house officials are reviewing the draft memos and looking to make changes before they are publicly released. in washington, i'm garrett teny, fox news. >> and the lights are back on tonight at the washington monument. this say liver picture from the national malone one sood of your scene and video from at some time on the other side. there was a problem that knocked the lights out for half an hour and people driving by i'm sure were think what is going on. >> there you go. >> ele

figure it out and light were restored. the national park service doesn't know what caused outage. this is the third time the monument has gone dark this year it happened twice last month. . >> hm. >> there's a lot of work going on. there we'll see. >> up next a successful rocket launch. >> we'll explain how today's space x launch in florida made history. >> and time is running out to see baobao she's shipping out china this tuesday and we'll take you to the national zoo to see how people are saying goodbye to the band panda

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>> president trump is expected to name a new national security advisor in the coming days to replace general mike flynn who resigned the post last week. >> he met with four potential candidates today and more now from fox's lauren blanchard. >> last night the president told reporters on board air force one that many want the job of national security advisor and we can expect a

decision over the next couple of days. let's look whoot is in the running keith kellog acting nationality security advisor after flynn was asked to resign last week. kellogg has been a long tim surprise torter of the president certaining at foreign policy advisor during the campaign and former am bar door to united nations john bolton appointed by bush in 1975 he served offer a year in the role and he may struggle to gain surprise port and army lieutenant general h. r. machine faingt er. he has a reputation for questioning the status quo as he did in his book the der application of duty. the other meeting at the white house is superintendent of west point lieutenant general robert kaflan he served in a number of wars and it bronze star recipients. president first choice robert

citing family reasons and david petraeus was in consideration but white house officials tell us he is no longer a finalist. meanwhile the white house press secretary said more names could be added to the list. the national security council still without a permanent leader and it's also emprovided in another controversy after a senior staff member was fired this week when critical of the president and steve bannon during an off the record round table. the white house has confirmed that staffer is no longer with the nfc. and in washington, lauren demarco. fox news. space x is celebrating successful launch from florida today and the it made history. it was the first flight from nasa historic moon shot pad launch complex 9 a since the space shuttle program ended six years ago and a big crowd turned out at the kennedy space center to watch the unmanned rocket head into space and carrying meaning supplies for the international space station and it marked space

liftoff from florida since a rocket explosion last summer. let's take it outside for a check on the forecast. here's live look out there. what are we looking at. masonic temple in alexandria. it was just a georgous weekend. can't believe this is the middle of february. >> lot of people wondering if tomorrow we'll see the same. here's gwen with a look at that. >> you know what we'll be on the same kind of role and it it will be cooler. so, just be prepared. but you know what it will still be nice this time of year. and so as we look at high's today we did well, upper 60s. low 70s across the board and it was very pleasant. we saw a lot of people outside just enjoying it and really kind of questioning really what month is it. considering that you know it's been so warm outside. and here's a look at where we stand now temperature-wise 59 in d.c. and we have partly cloudy skies and winds continue to be light and that's another little thing that we've been

today. satellite and radar not showing much happening but clouds rolling in and partly cloudy skies tonight and overnight lows into the 40s and so it will be a little on the cooler side and at least cooler than it has been and guess what the overnight lows are what the daytime highs should be. talk about a treat. winds sustained from 3 up to about 15 miles an hour and not gusty and we will continue to see imprvment. what's ahead as you get to mob. do you have the day off? if so, make plans to be outside. and mostly sunny skies and 62 degrees. and not too bad at all. tonight it will be on the cooler side at 46. 7 day forecast is looking great and i've got lots happening and all those details a little later, jim. >> thank you, gwen. this weather is the best tonic to calm down and go out and enjoy and be one with nature. >> i love you say tonic. >> like that word? >> yes. >> how are your stress levels if through the roof your problems could be link todd politics. >>

is big stress factor for many people. here's tips on ways to relax. >> reporter: regardless of who you voted for in november a new study suggestions politics may be stressing you out. and in fact according to the american psychological association we're more stretched out now than we were before the election. why are you so stressed out by politics. >> we care. people care about what's going on in the world. >> i'm better off not thinking about it, it's that bad. >> all i'm seeing is russia, emails, everything, everything is clogged up. >> and what's to come is what's stressing everybody else. >> everybody is caidzy it's out of control. >> according to new research the stress pros crosses party lines. >> and for obama to -- i don't know. i don't know. to trump. >> some liberals go a little too far with social justice and all that. i can't have that. >> though all this anxiety is to be expected. >> it's uncertainty

seems to be experiencing right now with the constant shift in policy and politics and who is getting confirmed and who is not and that really makes people feel very anxious. >> dr. jeff says there are solutions taylor made to your personal experience of the status quo. >> don't allow yourself to be bombarded by the 24 hour news sirkle if you can help it try to limit your viewing to those programs that you find are helpful and then take a break if you need to. for some people, though, it's more stressful not to take action. and for those individuals it might make more sense to gets more active to get even more involved than you may have been. so that you have a sense of agency. >> and if all else fails remember to keep calm and carry on. baruk, shemtov fox news. >> either that on gin and topics. >> no matter how expressed you may be this weather has to put new a good mood.

wearing shoorts. >> exactly. >> straight ahead at 10 four legged frequent flyers. >> one of the buzzest airports in the country is doing more to cater to animals new facilities for pets we'll tell you where. >> coming up on "fox news morning" and good day d.c. we're talking about heart health with a three minute test you can do at home to determine how healthy your heart is and chef will show us how to do a week's worth of meal prep at once and maternity fashion. that is stuff. we'll look at the latest styles cute and comfortable for the moms to be. that's tomorrow morning here on "fox5"we'll be right back.

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the facility helping four legged friends move through jfk in style. >> fist of its kind privately owned airport terminal opened in new york. and they call it the arch at jfk. >> the entire facility was designed to accommodate needs and desires of any animal. >> the first phase which opened this year services jets setting stallones and high flying hounds. mopping other furry passengers who depart in land at one of new york's buzzest airports. >>fy travel from california to new york with my horse, do i ha to come here? >> you do not have to come here. because there's no quarantine requirement. the quarantine requirement is coming in and out of the united states. however, would you want to come here? is the question? and the answer is probably yes. >> long flight and the need for rest would be one reason. the arch is

not free prices range for services rendered animals internationally traveling will be cleared by customs and checked out hoof to hoof and paw to paw by a vet. >> do they have any parasites especially depending where they originated from. >> 178,000 square foot 65 million warehouse facility includes an overnight kennel. diagnostic lab. onsite veterinary care and a usda import quarantine area. once completed the arch will have of a youry wing where fathered flyers can cool clause while be evaluated. a subcontracted spa type facility for dogs also planned for last phase which will feature full size beds and flat screen tvs and bone shaped splashing pool for pooches to play. >> before the arch opens everything happened on the tarmac. >> not ideal during cold even hot months. but thanks to the arch live cargo handling will go

shooj normaler and safer for years to come. in new york, laura engel, fox news. i guess if you want to fly with your horse it's good to know that. >> i like the splash pool we need that around here take the dogs to the splash. >> speaking of animals traveling toon bao bao. >> she's all grown up and ready to leave the national do. how people are saying fare wells before he heads to china tuesday. >> a quick shout-out to the friends i made today. savannah and katie these girls were here to help me paint a garden gnome which will be auctioned off next week. they're from the best buddies program a program for adults and kids with intellectual and development disabilities and the money raised from that gladden gnome will go through throwing them a prom. here are the paint covered hands. >> so much fun to have them in and

of luck. i hope they get lots of money and can have an awesome prom. >> absolutely. back after this

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>> one of the most popular places to be the national zoo many are going out to say goodbyes s to bao bao before she these china. >> we're stood see her go. one group is especially affected by her departure. alexandra limon explains. >> people from near and far visiting the national zoo to say good-bye to a very special panda. that they loved since her birth. >> emotional. i know she's going to go to china so she can breed and produce make baby bao baos for us but it's bittersweet. >> their affection for giant paas

bao bao's birth three years ago. >> most of us came together because of tj shawn and we were at the zoo every weekend and we fell in love with him. and then we got to know about panda conservation and pandas international. >> and it goes far beyond the national zoo grounds to china. it all started when bao bao's brother ty shawn left the zoo for china. >> i do go to china and will get to see them again. i'll get to see her too, along with ty. >> i travel once a year to kline ato visit the giant panda bases and work with the keepers and scientists and we take medical supplies an we work with them to see what we can do to help. >> the organization pandas international brought diverse group of men and women together and now they're trying to help soft species because there's only 500 giant pandas living in captivity and only estimated 1800 left in the world. the biggest

growth of human populationen coaching on their habitats. >> and they're losing bamboo and with all the development. and just we need to educate people so that our children and children beyond will be able to sigh these adoring pandas. >> at the imaginational zoo. alexandra limon, "fox5 local news". >> leading up to bao bao's departure tuesday the national zoo has been celebrating with special events planned every day and they have a link up to everything the zoo has planned and we linked you to it on fox5dc.com. >> even it's really tomorrow is crunch time. if you want to get about goodbyes in. >> i'm in counseling. >> you're the biggest papd alove i know. >> is this because of the panda. >> of course. >> you have seen my bulletin board at my desk. >> a whole lot of panda. >> we have bao bao here. >> i will survive. >> im

>> oh, my goodness. >> you know what? how do you survive today? >> it's amazing. a great day and weekend for everybody out there to see bao bao. >> and tomorrow if you are going you know what it will be pleasant also. now a little cooler than today. but not as windy. little bit of different things happening in terms of weather. it will be nice out there. so tonight we have just a few cloud and not much. the week is starting out mostly sunny skies and great day if you have president's day off to get out and temperatures will continue to stay above seasonal and for the entire 7 day forecast believe it or not and even when it dips it will be above seasonal all week. few showers, yes, and midweek i saw a little tuesday and maybe little bit into wednesday and then we're talking a chance of thunderstorms. the later part of the week. but overall still we've done very well and look at these numbers, folks, low 70s. upper 60s. are 5 warmer than

average. who month is t i know. doesn't seem like february which i want to say as i've been saying very unpredictable month and definitely porch true. current temperatures 59 now at d.c.. we've got 55 gaithersburg and 53 fredericksburg and 47 culpeper and 54 win chest they are hour and if you take a look at national temps you can see is colder air to the north the jet stream is right about here letting that told are air in and allowing us to benefit from warmer conditions all up and down the mid atlantic and cooler for areas way to the west. and that's the jet stream keeping you us mild still into the 60s as we head to next few days or so. and then 24 hour temperature change right now. we're getting a little cooler because we're actually cooler that we were yesterday at this time and those norm westerly winds today did every give us a cool down. here's a look at satellite and radar. not much happening. we're talking partly cloudy skies tonight and as we move through into theve

which i might add should be our daytime high. so we're definitely benefiting. back to the cold front here. that will bring us a chance of shower once we get to tuesday and also going to bring in cooler air monday night. and so as it does. tuesday will be a day you'll see a temperature drop. but, tomorrow, temperatures will be into the 50s and low 60s and right across the board and the winds will be light and here's a look at day planner and by midday, 58 with sunny skies and 4:00 hour we'll be at 61 degrees. as we put it altogether for you then 46 for tonight. and partly cloudy skies. and light winds. and for tomorrow, my high is 62 degrees. mostly sunny. and "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast. so here we have as i mentioned slight chance of a shower by tuesday night and we're back to sunshine by wednesday warming up to the upper 60s again and cooler air on tuesday is from the backdoor cold front and another chance of shower once we get to early part of wednesday and could see a rumble of thunder by saturday or so.

and the temperatures still not where they should number february. without is explaining. back to you. >> thank you, gwen. >> we have an update for you on a damaged spillway in northern california. authorities expect the water levels at the dam to hold statey even if another rainstorm hit and water flow is reus doed to half of what it was at the hight of the crisis and that's a release of people who live nearby and 200,000 had to he val vaciate homes last week after workers discovered damage to the auxiliary spillway. >> quevrping tonight an app gaining popularity with high profile government officials and politicians in washington. >> called confide and critics believe it could be used to avoid accountability. here's anjali hemphill. >> reporter: well, it used to be when you wanted to share secrets in washington you met in a parking lot or other dark corner the district to discuss tvrmingts now it's reported some members of coming gris, white house staffers and

government officials are simply pulling out cep phones and sending inscripted text even if it cons taken sensitive information. donefied app has been around for a few leers and was launch todd help people in business have more secure communicate communications. the text stays covered until the recipient drationz their finger across the word and claims it deletes after read. if you try to take a screen shot the message will delete. makers claim no data is is serve be on any server. they've seep a spike in members. congress, nagal security staff an white house staff using apps like confide to do things like leak information to the press. "fox5" spoke to one local text expert who worries apps may allow government officials think it's okay to behave unedgeicily which would catch up to them. >> they're using it to get information out that they don't

relative to our democracy i think sometimes that's a good thing. but relative to holding people accountable that need to be accountable for their communicate cases that's a challenge. >> if you're under oath you have an obligation to tell what you talked about. it's a little bit like you know with muk alflynn general flynn and discussion. he had a phone conversation and had to be truth about what he had saend same thing aflies to what you wrote in an app even if that app was femoral and that data biss appeared. ethics still apply to being truth full and holding an oath. all those things apply regardless of the application that exists. >> there are also obvious security concerns with apps like confide, eriksson says even though the app claimed to have military great security nothing on the internet i repeat on the internet these days is 100%

anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". >> brody logan breaking down the market existing for kirk cousins. >> and john wall featured in the top sports segment top five plays of the week.

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>> it got to be point last year auto round this time every day we talked about kirk cousins it's the same story playing all over again. are we going to do that again? >> oh, yeah,. oh, yeah. >> where is he going to go? are they franchising him the franchise tag? clark started this week. i'll lay out the plan i think they should call his bluff. >> this is the logan plan. >> this is the logan plan i think they should let him test free agent a report surfaced he doesn't want to be in ashburn and want redskins to franchise him for second straight year. why would he

wants to leave. simple he gets a tool $24 million if tagged for a second year. that's easy. and next year he can reenter a better free agent market. that's the thing. the market for cousins this year is terrible and both skips and cousins know it all right. take a look. i'll show you. let's see what the market is like when you take redskins out of the picture 32 teams those that established good quarterback that legalities 20 teams and outside surprise retirement these teams know starting qbs will be there next year and it won'ting cut. let's take a look at team that some of them would like cousins and they recently drafted a young -- or assigned someone to deal that takes them out of the market, houston, and they would be a nice fit with shawn mcvay but he has it and denver to be suitor but they're sticking it without paxton lynch. here's the market. it's assume buffalo will cut tierod

bears, 49ers and jets. these team won combined 25-87 and remove jets they have cap room. you mean to tell me kirk cousins, going to be 29, probably on last big contract will spend prime with these teams. they should call cousins bluff. people on social media love to tell me i'm long. tweet me at brody logo or brody logo "fox5". >> i thought that was compelling. >> i laid it out there. >> you did. >> i laid it out for that animation. >> nba dunk contest is usually year's most entertaining showcase. until last night there war missed druvrpingz, drops and d.j. calid and that's okay. for everyone dispointed with last night's contest i got you. with close five top five that is more entertaining than whatever

was doing with the drone. number five john wall against thunder sprinting throws pass between two defenders and take a look. through his own legs full speed to hit otto porter. >> was there a need for it. >> there's always a need for it. >> i'm looking i guess -- >> it wept through the other guy's legs. >> yes. >> you see it a couple times. >> that accents weird swop. >> march madness weeks away and crawl fish clash half court shot. game winner. this is with 3.8 seconds left in regulation off missed free-throw down two. >> my first thing -- >> and throws it up for win. you see the light come on. >> i like it's called crawl fish -- >> it's not

>> it's not really called that. >> you made it up? >> i like that. >> how many times have you hit the shot he said none. sdm this is not best half court shot of the week. >> united fc in mls preseason game and loud first ever girl. think again. goalie watch his reaction. look at him. look at him. this is goal keeper alec con trying to kick it out of play and oh, no, fred ricoh iguine of columbus goal problems it. >> relegate them. >> they're doing you can got play anymore. >> there's way too many united and mls anyway, get out of here. >> number two see ina graduate aaron tob incalled out for half court shot calls it everyone goals wild. >> what did she win. >> the cup here's what she won the cup and now fiancee

out of it. she got $3 0 0 dunkin gift card. i wonder if that will be in the prenup. >> that's adorable and they'll have the video forever. >> number one don't do this this is animated event in england and now which this competitor feeling good about himself. and that reminds me look at that! >> advantage of show boating. yeah. >> who was nba guy that did the dance and then realized -- >> yeah. >> celebrating too soon. >> you have ko'd. >> oh, >> this is the lesson. too close to the sun and you may get melted. >> i don't like that. >> it looked like the hillary shimmy in the first de plate. you can imagine she got kicked in the face after that's what that was. >> okay. >> you

>> i love it like he's sitting there dancing and then this is what you get. yeah. there you have it. >> thank you, brody. >> enough, enough from you tonight brody. coming up next picture new york city 2017 and entire cafe dedicated to geld ebb girls and we'll take you to the new business celebrating be loved sitcom.com ing up next

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hul sgluxt i have been watching some. >> you have. >> yes but it's getting new generation of fans because of rerun anticipates stream sdmring late actress rue clan anew han aka blanche and one friend is taking mementos and opening up golden girl's themed cafe. matt king has the story. >> you never want to identify as best friend of a celebrity. you tend to sound like a stalker. >> michael j. laru met her at annie yu mall fundraiseers 18 years ago. >> thank you for being a friend♪ >> for those without a television he says the show aired 24 hours a day every day of the year and mcclanhan who died 2010 played blanche on the golden girls. >> just show up you bubble headed bleached

best friend and put me in charge. >> when she pass the she left michael in charm of many of her her many possession. >> she collected antiques, costumes, jewelry, husband's. >> while inventorying that staff michael realized he needed to share with fans of golden girls. >> sassy, older women that did what they wanted. >> it's eye dream come true. >> this is way better it was way more deck crated than i was expected. >> she lived in this neighborhood and he stored her collection in this building. his decision to on this cafe here in this location would have pleased her. >> rue used to visit me here and she loved the neighborhood and thought it was authentic. >> golden bars flank exteriors to sparkly metallic golden floor inside and her emmy stand on pedestal and the show plays a loop on the flat screen.

completely to cafe theme with ware mouse core own 'he plans to rerun pieces of reu de core for more less frequently. >> if i rotate each quarter i have enough to go 80 or 100 years. >> it's step into a world. >> i'm matt king, "fox 5 news". >> amazing she had all that stuff. >> yes. >> and i love we were saying the phone. remember all the scenes with them on the phone with long cord. >> yes. >> no truth to the resumeer he adds lenai to the back. >> and let's talk about smort phones. we're all glued to ours. it's not just distracted driving but walking safety official worry about. they decided to install special lighting system aimed at decreasing crashes involving pedestrians using smart phones the lights

and the lights are syncronizeed with traffic nights. now, i see personal responsibility. i feel like why go through the extent of doing that you know it's id otic. >> kind of wild. >> that it's got tone a point people feel they need towed do that. >> yeah. >> i can only imagine if that was happening here. >> yeah. >> that's fun maybe it will work and people will not get hurt. >> or else we can stop -- by iing are noing safety of others. >> stay tuned we'll be back with more

>> so marijuana-related businesses are growing at record pace right? so, there is a law school in new york getting students prepared to get involved. >> it's hofstra with a class to help navigate the marijuana business. here's fox dana. >>

40 states with legal marijuana what will the federal government do about it. 45 states. at some point what's tipping point. >> at hofstra in long island you find mark ross teaching business and law of marriage snrnl. >> my first thoughts were what can they teach it's a new ear of law. there's were de don't have a text pook. i was ready to see hoy we would learn. >> ross claims he created first ever law school class on marijuana here three years ago as way do teach student about the legalities and edge call issues attorneys face and looked at marijuana as investment policy. >> it's a burging multi-billion dollar industry and these students don't see that many possibilities in their lifetime where you have a multi-billion dollar sfree. >> it's fascinating because there's a conflict right now with federal and state law you have lots of states legalizing it medically

recreationally. it's interesting to see where we're haded. >> ross eachs class once a week every spring and let's in 25 student and this way the conversation flow is in intimate setting and he says students think marijuana is cool topic until they learn about the tax setbacks and other implications that come from having a marijuana related business. >> you cannot take most of the diz business de suctions you take running ordinary business. you cannot take de ux dids for rents, salaries only coast of goods. >> and professor rob plans to keep teaching this class every spring for at long as hofstra will have him. after the semester started there's still a 40 person wait list to get into this class and the students we spoke with say their interest in learn about marijuana is only getting stronger. in heampstead, long island. dana, "fox 5 news". >> and thank you for joining