this is fox5 local news a at 10. right now at 10, a maryland teenager was shot and killedled walking home from school, hearo, from the neighbor who did everything she could to safe his life. he was unresponsive. he had a gunshot in his loweris abdominal area a. of course he was bleeding. the truth, the whole truth and nothing but. us attorney general jeff sessions says he told the

but now he's changing his tune. we listened to the ambassador and what his concerns might be. once she was imprisoned in gam bia for nearly a year. tonight this mother is cominging home and fox5 is there for the reunion. > oh, boy, just like that it feels like winter has definitely made a come back. thanks for joining us tonight at 10, i'm shawn yancy. i'm jim lokay in for tony ton perkins. some of you are actually seeing show showers tonight.. it's something that you can seeo throughu the day tomorrow. sue palka joins us with the forecast. i know we talked about it earlier, but snow again after 730s and 80s. >> 80-degrees yesterday and weea find out we're two weeks away from the cherry blossoms so of course this is why march is known for madness and we have a if you snow showers in thein report for tomorrow

light flurries showing up at dulles. it's not going to be a big deal. the bigger deal is the cold and the fact that you need to findd the heavy coat again. it's a fast moving clipper goinn to pressure system through us tomorrow. it could deposit a few lightew showers off and on throughout the day. some of you won't see anything. others might get a few minutesus of light swirl around.wirl a couple inches in the mountains. here's what we're seeing one ore two of the light patches havepac already started to show up in the western suburbs. but there's a little bit more te come. you can see the bigger picture here as our system is again not a huge system. itself neat very deep.eat it's going to move very quickly and if you've got real good eyes you can spot a few flurries here and there on our map. it's all about the kohl's.ohl as we talk about accumulation, u couple of inches in the mountains, maybe passing flurries for most of our areaor than a if mos

of seeing anything at all, it would be very isolated accumulation on grassy surfaces during the day top. we should be able to seeble temperatures getting close to co the mid and upper 40s tomorrow, but it's going to be a cold one tonight. we're in the 30s tonight. 34 for winchester, 42 for d.c... overnight bundle up for friday morning because we're going to see our temperatures heading down near 30 north and west to 36 degrees here in the district. you know what that breeze that we finally ditched for a littlei while it'stc going to be back tomorrow gusting to 25 or maybe 30 miles an hour as our clipper passes by on the north. we'll talk more about theout weekend and whether or not we have any more warm days to come a little bit late. > sue, thank you.a s we'll see youeu then. in the meantime we're following some breaking newses out of the district tonight. this news involving five peoplee being shot in northeast. this happened between the 1200e2 and 1300 blocks of northeastnort around 9:30. as of this moment we know there are three male victims, one female and a

conscious and breathing, but it's the not clear what led to the shooting or if police are looking for any suspects. > us attorney general jeff sessions recused himself today from any investigation of the trump campaign's ties to russia during the 2016 presidential election. i have now decided to recuse myself from any existing or future investigation of anyf matter relating in any way to the campaign for president of the united states. i have followed the right procedure just as i promised the committee i would. his recusal follows reports he met with russia's ambassador to the us twice during the campaign but sessions failed to disclose those meetings when he testified under oath during his senate confirmation hearing. the russian ambassador apparently sent a staffer to my office. i did not see. not and as

recall. most of these ambassadors areare pretty goes i. this was in the campaign season. but i don't recall any particulars of a political discussion. > you heard it right now. white house columnist from the hill.com is here to help us break it down. before we get into all of this h we should mention that thement president has tweeted out in the past few minute, let's take atae look at his response to hear what he said. jeff sessions is an honest man. he did not state anything wrong. he could have stated his response more accurately but itt was clearly not intentionally.ei democrats losing an election that everyone thought they weree supposed to win.o the

their hands. they have lost their election.lt all the illegal leaks of classified and other informatioo is a total, quote, witch hunt. > we heard from the president tonight. we heard from jeff sessions earlier today. tod a lot of people think when there's smoke they believe there may actually be some fire. can the white house h and the gop continue to say there's nothing here and get away withh it? is that the owned of that. >> it would be if they could do that but i think your questionin really points to the fact that is very difficult to do when yon have these kind of allegations in the general atmosphere which already have mike flynn, the national security advisor have to resign, now tone general sessions recusing himself.self all of that fuels this. now that we're hearing at leastt on one side we're talking about lying under oath. he's been clarified that he said i didn't speak to them in my capacity as a surrogate.rrog i did so as a

why not put that information out there during the hearing, then. >> these point. there was also a written question in the hearing where you have thee chancwae i ton ty think about it.t. it's not like i said the wrongrg words. that was not clarified until the washington post made this reporo where it was proven that thet testimony was wrong.ng. let's be honest, this is in front of a republican senate.pu itbl likely was not going to effect the vote one way or another in the grand scheme of things.th >> that's right. exactly, as we look at this, is this as egregious as the michael flynn scandal and if so do you think we'll see the events playy out in the same way we did with michael flynn. >> michael flynn had discussed sanctions in some way. that rises to the level of illegality. >> this doesn't. the idea that there were discussions between a senatoron that was as be surrogate for the campaign and the russian

ambassador is a problem. we heard the press conference and some people thought he was goinhtg to get up and assert tht i'm going to guide through this investigation. were you surprised that he decided to recuse himself. >> i wasn't. because i think it was an attempt to put a boundary around this controversy. republicans had gun for him to recuse himself, but not resign. the democrats demand that he should resign. so i think his idea is recusereu alice a middle ground that he hopes would allow him to survive. the democrats calling for his resignation. have we seen a change from them. have some of them walked backked their calls for resignation? >> not particularly. nancy speak lowe's i, fory sp example, isea continuing to calo for resignation. we have some prominent democrats put the focus for their desireir to appoint a special prosecutor rather than have him

before we go, one more question, does this take away from the goodwill and the positive mow joe the president had after thar speech on tuesday. >> iay think it definitely does. that speech was regarded as one of his best moments asas president. that lasted only 24 hours.ours > we saw the tweets come out. i have one more question four. there are also reports that mort than just these two members of the trump campaign team met witt russian operatives or folks fror the russian government.vern how much of an i'm pack, whatac, are you hearing about thisut t tonight? >> there are a number of different allegations regarding different advisors and theviso dealings they've had, people close to the trump white houseue are saying no big deal, but this gets back to where we started. it just fuels suspicion.pici > we're going to be dealingalin with this for quite a while. always good to have you on. thanks for coming in. fox5 is in prince george's i countyn now, a potomac high school student is dead after being shot at an apartment

complex in on oxon hill. tonight police are still lookinl for suspect and a moment. anjali hemphill is live at the scene tonight. what happened. >>reporter: shawn, we stille don't know that at this point the shing took place inside this apartment complex right nearbyay this playground that i'm told was filled with children at thee time, a neighbor even rushed out to render aid to that teenager but he died a at a nearby hospital. this is video from the scenehe earlier this afternoon. police say it happened just before 3:00, a very busy time for people to be out and about at the south view apartment complex off of i ever sonso street. a neighbor tells me she saw the victim walking home from schoolm with ae group of other teenages when suddenly she heard gunrd g shots. this neighbor also happens to be a medical assistant so she came up to the group to try and help. she noticed the teen was unresponsive with a bullet woun to his body. once i heard the two gun shots iran outside my apartment and i noticed the v

ground. i began doing cpr on him until the paramedics came. >> s it's pretty brave of you to have con that. i did what any p person woulduld do. if it was my child i would hope somebody would have did the same thing. at this point we're asking the public with any information atat all to please come forward. we have a school nearby. as soon as we can get the suspect off the street, the better. > now, police have not yet release the identity of that teen who died, but possible family of friends were seenre s earlier at the scene, they were very emotional and were seen holding each other. we've also learned that the victim was a junior at nearby potomac high school where counselors and extra security a will bend on hand to support students andto of stay.f they've also release thiselea statement that reads in par, the prince george's county publicrg schools communitye' is deeply saddened by the shooting that took the life of an 11 1 #t

grader in oxon hill. we extend our deepest sympathomimetic pat thinks tohik his loved ones. if you have any information that you believe could help beliefhep you are urged to contact them. that's the latest in, anjali hemphill. > new tonight, two men shot in the 700 block in fairmont street two people were seen driving away from the scene in a two-door green vehicle drivingri towards euclid street. another suspect got away in a black sedan. we were told boat both of the victims were conscious and breathing. take a good look at this note on. montgomery police need your help to find the woman from clover leave. she was seen getting on a ride on bus. police believe the 22 year old may have gotten off and boarded another bus in silver springs. the family says they are concerned for her welfare because she was functions at

age of a six year old. ' was last seen wearing a black and purple back bag. > crews plan to hold back too homes run park tomorrow to lookk for human remains. police and the fbi were searching the park since tuesday night after getting a tip that there might be bodies in that area. police were back in the roped off section collecting evidence. they have found evidence of a crime, but so far no human remain. about the tip about the bodies, police aren't saying much.h. that's something that we can't release right now. detectives are looking into where this information has i coming from and the credibilitye of it we don't want to receive this information and do nothingd weo want to make sure we're out here and leaving no stonetone unturned in our search. > back in may of 2014, police found two bodies in the same park. this he were gang members who had been murdered and decapitated. seven men were tried p in that case. > prince george's county police and the fbi needorge your help finding a man

breaking into a military careerr center a and stealing severaleai items. take a look at this surveillance video ohio of a man leaving the army career center. investigators say the suspect stole a car that looks like this, a black government issued 2015 hyundai elan trump administration and a u.s. army uniform like the one you see pictured here.e. he's also believed to have taken several other items policel believe theot suspect may be armed. there was a note left on the scene that was believe to believ left by the suspect which mentioned fairfax, virginia, and other information which i cannoo elaborate at this time.ime. if you have any information about the incident, call police. all right., now to a fox5 followup, a heart warming reunion nearly a year ir the making for this maryland woman and her family. santa due war was jail in gambia after she was arrested with aret group of political protestors. teisha

dulles with more on this reunion. >>reporter: san test probably relaxes, but you can see reunions are still happening well into thezl: evening. she was a natural iced citizen of the united states when shen went to gambia bito relatives. ' was swooped up and arrested in a political protest along with 17 other people who were charged with several charges, includingi unlawful assembly. now all of this changed when gambia bia's new leader tooktook over. they dropped the charges and santa was release. she reunited with her familyily tonight, family members,bers extended family members and even complete strangers all came here all to catch a glimpse.li she was reunited with her husband and 2000 her two teenag

daughters. the family says the injure ase s was made possible by groups her in the the united statesby and e state department which family members say pushed for her release.re i ' so glad to see them.m. i've been waiting for h this day to come.to we're going to take it easy at home, make sure she have a good time with her kids.her we're going to be at home fore the next three, four days. i took sometime off to spenden sometime with her at home. injure area became a us citizen 15 years ago. says the first thing she plans to do tonight when she gets home is sleep and then when she gets up she wants to take ae nice warm shower and then spendn some quality time with her family, especially her two teenage daughters.te she says the conditions in gambia bia were similar a

to a dungeon in terms of the prison that she spent so many months in.mont >> teisha lewis. >> wonderful story.>> w i know she's elated to be homee tonight and i'm and i certainly know her family is glad to have her back. > an act of kindness for a woman they see almost every day. happy birthday to you.. georgetown students stepping inp and stepping up to surprise ones special university employee. em and one of the world's most recognizable beers, guinness is preparing to open up a brewery in maryland.ylan however some small craft breweries say it will put themut at a disadvantage. is the state bending the rules for the big name.. > maryland governor larry hogan will be here life. he'll talk about his push to control marijuana.arij bounce tv's hit and drama cheyney joining us live in studio.

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four people shot around 9. 30. all victims are male.are all three of them, one female victim and there is one juvenile victim. everyone is conscious and breathing. right now it is not clear what led to the shooting or if police are looking for the shooters. > new at 10, some georgetown students are making dreams come true for people they barely even know. they are finding college campus employees and showing them appreciation in a unique way.wa. the students call them sunk heros. sarah simmons is live tonightve with more on this.s. sarah, this is my faith story of the night. >>reporter: it is

this was started pie a businesss student here at georgetown university and through word of mouth and through social media they have been raising money for the go fund me website for employees on college campuses to help them achieve the dream them thought was impossible to achieve. frankie capers got one heck of a birthday surprise this week. she and her grandson ron del are headed to disney world but it's not on her dime. the nonprofit unsong here's stepped in after he heard frankieest live story.anki i had been homeless and lost everything that i had. i didn't share anything. i just totally untraced and depended on god.. students credit her warm and caring demeanor at their local bagel shop forgetting themgett through rough times. we found. that frankly had gottn got ava

because she had been caring forr her parents.he she hasn't been able on go on vacation for a while. belemy is a business major. he started unsunk heros a year ago and has turned to the georgetown university community to help race money for other campus employees in time of their need. a lot of these employeesempl continue bus driver, janitors, et cetera. we share their stories on socian media and to really recognize and to show the rest of community that these arese individuals that have amazing stories. they're no different from us. frankie has another amazing, but up lifting story to tell. and apparently belemy is doing something right because unsunk heros is getting ready to expand to ten college campuses aroundca the country.ou some pretty big newses there. also some big news for the go

fund me site for frankie capers. the goal is to race $500. they did that in two days easily. right now it is over $4,000.r i checked just a little while ago. they say that extra money will go to frankie and her family. shawn. >> what an incredible story.an i first off, bellemy, anan incredible young man to come up with a program like this than a now it's expanding to get other young people involved. any idea when frankie and her grandson will actually get tot make that trip down to florida? >> when, we were talking about that earlier.lier he's getting ready to graduatedt from fifth grade going into middle school.ool. important. i think they're talking around that time because this wasas something she had wanted to dodo is take her grandson to disney world and when they found outnd that that's how they made that happen. > perfect timing and what a story. >> thank you, sarah, i appreciate it. fox5 is in maryland where smalll independent brewers want theant right to expand in the future.

sign a bill. but at the same time they're proposing a pair of bills whichh would allow begin necessary toes get special treatment. fox5's matt ackland explains. >>reporter:and this petition effort really has nothing do with whether or not begin necessary comes here to the state of maryland or not. in fact, many beer producers, they want guiness here, but theh also want a level playing field. a lot goes into creating this beer before it hits the glass.gs long before the doors open at den son brewing company inny silver springs, the art ofrt crafting beer is underway.erwa julie baron i is one of the founders. i don't think that limits makeimit sense when the only impact of the limit is stopping businesses from growing. the amount of beer brewers canr serve is the issue. here's what the guiness breweryw will look like in baltimore county, a huge tourist attraction providing many new jobs. many small independent brewers welcome ind guiness, but are ask customers to sign this

to oppose two state bills theyey believe will give unfair advantages to guiness allowing guiness to sell much more and be open longer hours. there's breweries that have beee around for years in the state that have invested, you you know -- they've created jobs. they've invested in the economy, invested in the local communityl and here we have guiness whichwc is this international companyera coming in and they're all of a sudden getting a carveout of a special rule so they can do what they want and leave everything else out, and i don't think that's fair. while two bills are opposed by the small independent brewer one other they support, house bill 420 allowing all breweries across the state the ability to produce and sell much more beer than they currently do. in silver springs, matt ackland, fox5 local news.fox5 > coming up tonight, law makers are demanding answers afterswer several people were rounded up from a local

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bit of a dusting on grass, especially north. n listen, it is going to be chilly and that's the main thing that's going to happen with the snoww showers, the system that's bringing the snow showers into town is also bringing in a lot of cold here.re. it will feel like a little bit k of a setback for this first t weekend of march. but we should generally have a sunny period.io we're staying dry. unfortunately we could use some rain. now we're considered to be in a severe drought in this area. we're seeing another warm up and that's on deck for next week. so the cherry blossoms are probably on track to pop out inp the middle of march. cold start for the kids at the bus stop. 31 to 37. some spots could be in the upper 20s. after school 43 to 48. the breezes will be blustery out of the northwest at about 15 to 20 miles an hour

> the vehicle strike the cyclist. >> yes. yes. yes. > he roled down his window and shot twice.ot i heard some revving their engine four or five times and then almost right there after i heard a gunshot. >> shots were fired. s theho victim of the shooting was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounceed dead. to hear the story that they put out was totally a shock to me because it's not terrence's character. he was more than just an employee. he was my brother and a very good friend of mine. i have faith that the police will get to the bottom of it ini terms of what actually happened. > it's now been more than five months since d.c. police shot and killed attorneys sterling ae erode his motorcycle in northwest. a grand jury has been hearing testimony, but

resolution.reso the officer and his partner blocked sterling's path rightght near the third street tunnel. on wednesday we asked the us attorney for an update on the case. we're continuing to investigate the matter, as you know, fatal police shootings are very complex. often times they take months. we're actively working on thee matter. hopefully we'll have a resolution in a couple months. beyond that, just like any investigation, i can't comment any further. usually we see these cases take almost a year. do you anticipate this also taking that long? >> yeah, i don't want to put a timetable on it. every case is different.eren again, i could be premature tour to put a timeline on it. > as we previously reported based on witness account, termsa every terrence sterling was on his motorcycle head hingce s important the third streett th tunnel when the officers blockek his path with the cruiser. chief peter new sham said ster

and ran into the motorcycle before the officer shot him. a witness told us the collision with the cruiser was unavoidable because the cruiser was blocking the path which is a violation of the department's general orders. > he assured me that no individuals, no illegal folks in america or virginia will bel deported. the only ones being deported are those that have committed ormitt been involved in a criminal offense. that's what is virginia governor told fox5 after meeting with the department of homeland securityi top democrats including time cane and congressman don buyerss spoke out against the razor and deportations nationwide including a controversial onel n outside a church in virginia. part ever the focus of the press conference is to talk about the detention of several people thae happened back on february 8. this happened in front of the rising mission church.on the people were taken away by immigration and

living a hypertherapy yeah at that church. when ice swooped in on the people leaving here this was an attack on our practice of our faith, a practice of our religion. because this is what our faith teaches us to do, to help thoseo in need without regard to their background, without regard to their immigrant status. > so they may say it's aboutt criminals only, but then a story like that comes out andd everybody is afraid and they're writing orders that are con con fusing that people are having a hard time understanding. when there's confusion like that that's what amplifies the fear.e we have to push back on the culc your t t of fear that the president is intentionallytion trying to create through his executive orders and with thisth ice tactics. we don't know they make ourke communities safer. > fox5 reached out to ice for comment and a spokesperson told us the agency con ducts target enforcement and not sweeps or razor. the ice sensitive

policy provides enforcement actions at sensitive locations should generally be avoided and require the approval of an advisor or extant circumstances requiring immediate action. > now to an developing story, , man wanted for indecent exposure and attempt ted abduction is on the loose tonight. police responded to a fire alarm on westminster lane in woodbridge. a woman said a man approached her and touched her and tried to expose himself.expo the good news she was not hurt and the man ran off. > he take a look at the at atlantic club man of this. it happened around 4:00 a.m. on4 law makers monday drive. fortunately no one was hurt. the house has plenty of damage.e building officials came out to make sure the house was structural intact. > subway's chicken is made of

chicken. > those social media snap chat having a big opening day on wall street surging 44 percent. they're worth about $5.2 billion each.each meantime if you're selling a house may could be your lucky mouth according to the real estate website homes listed in the first two weeks of may sell faster than any other times of year. ford is pulling back around 36,000 cars over problems with the that cat a airbags. but these are not the samee deadly airbags from prior of the recalls. this new one impacts several models from 2016 and 2017. and from the silver screen tolvr the corner office, according tog a new survey around one in four high school students pick theirr college majors and careers based on something they see in a movie or a television show.

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and eat it within one to two day. > subway is fighting back that its chicken sandwich is 40 percent so i or so i filler.l subway claims that there's only trace amount of so i and so i is used in the ingredient in thehe mare n.a.d.e. they found the chicken sandwiches was 50 percentperc chicken and the rest was so i chiller. the sandwich chain called it false and misleading.lead both of the labs found that the so i protein in those chickensie found it was less than one percent. > pizza lovers, i got one for you, in honor of march madness, rolling out a new way to order your favorite pie, high top sneakers take a look at this, that allow you to order a pizza a by pushing a button on the tongue. >> for real? > yes. each pair of shoes contains a bluetooth device that sings up with a mobile app

you to order pizza.pizz it's only giving away 64 pairsay of the high tops.gh do you get the pizza for p treatment? >> you would think so. you would hope so. i think you have to get the sures for free and then walk offer the pizza. > you're asking a lot of questions. i would direct that to pizza hut public relations, not to me. > thousands of local studentsdt were gifted brand new books as a part of an interest sentive. maryland governor larry hogan goes public.lic. what a local mother felt she had to get her son clean. we're back after this.

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ask your doctor about entresto. and help make the gift of tomorrow possible. > new at 10, as part of readad across america day, a nonprofitt literacy group handed out free books to hundreds of d.c. public school kids. many of the students are first time book owners, students

the gym at walker joness education system. each of them got three books to take home for free. we have 150 volunteers over ther next two days because they lovet the energyh of getting directly engaged with the children and being able to deliver the bookse to them and to see the excitement that they have and the reason we do this is because we know if those young childrene don't start out with a great foundation for literacy, they can't success.n't volunteers handed out more than 12,000 books today as part of kpmc read for success. first lady milan yeah trump visited the pediatric unit at sloan kettering. though road the oh, the places you'll go. > george bush is opening up a new poise tour.r. it features 66 oil paintings all painted by the president. it will open at the

bush presidential center iner i dallas and will run through october 3 #. the 34th president also selling a book of those importantof rates. he says he took a the lot of inspiration present a lot of the soldiers he went along his way. that book is on the top of thee amazon list. he's going to donate a portionro towards the library that helps the veterans.th > s that he ' probably very healing for everybody, him, too. >> as it makes you at east sometimes. > let's talk about the weather forecast. it's like winter is back. > are you ready for this? did you say snow. >> some snow showers. we had a couple of flurries ande there could be a few morere tomorrow. not everybody is going to seeo them, but ifin you do see them, tweet me a picture because we've had very little snow in february. only a trace of snow rep

all of last month.h. here we go for march 3 and we may see a little bit of snow activity. maybe you have reduced visibility.visi maybe they can get a little bit. these are con fused cherry blossoms. they are shivering in the blustery breezes down on cap to. the trees do look fantastic every where.ery the snow certainly is not going to hurt them.em. breezes do, though, but they're not far enough out and let me tell you the peak wind guststs once again today while we didn't have a line of severe weather coming through we still managed to get a dust the reagan national. while it's much better tonightgt we do still pick up the occasional gust over 25 miles an hour and that may happen againn tomorrow and it's very weak andd fast moving storm system that we call clippers is going to be passing by to our north. this is going to be one of our coldest knights inn a while. cumb

hagerstown, gaithersburg and manassas is 42 in the district. everybody is heading for the loh 30s and one of the things, the system is passing by the north will do is grab some of the old air.r. detroit is 28. we'll eastbound in the 20s tomorrow night. this isto not a very vigorous system, but it is moving fastng and it does have some snow it with. don't be shocked if you see a little of that in the pan handle later tonight. as we get in a little closer you can see what has passed throughd the baltimore area. front royal maybe you're going to get one of the flurries as well. there might be something that passes through interstate 806789 it should not be a big deal. at 4 in the morning perhaps one or two of those little snow showers going on by. obviously more people won't see them than will.han as we get into the afternoon we may see a few more, especially around the time school is getting out and the beginning o

the evening rush hour, but afte, about 7:00 i don't think we'll see anything more. so we're really talking about, if anything, just flurries ories maybe a spotty coating on grass well to our north with a couple inches possible in the mountains.moun unfortunately we know a loft the ski resorts have had to throw in the towel a little bit early, but here comes a couple more days, saturday 44, sunday, 50 s much we warm up monday, 626789da we've got a few showers in theri forecast that we can really use on tuesday t, 68-degrees, thehe area is very dry, severe drought now. 63 for wednesday, thursday about 55-degrees.-deg bundle up for tomorrow morningrw and don't go anywhere, fox5 local news at 10 is coming right back.

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reasons they'd rather not have n to talkot about. we're talking about the be of general manager scott mccloughan we haven't heard or seen much of him this off season.eas that will go through the combine. mccloughan was effectively asked to leave redskins park last month. they said that's false. mccloughan says he's been send r stepping to family members after the death his grandmother in early february.earl theyy refuted the report that mccloughan is being faced off, his father and his brother run a raiders of staff they're about football and scouting a and ooze soon as the family members arers cleared up we'll be okay. kirk cousins, talks have been gun towards the long-term deal. the redskins have offered $100 million total. that would have worked lastrked year. the cousins' camp is looking close to 4 million a year, which is what

if he plays under the franchiseh tag. curry does a lot off the court teaming up with liberty university in collecting 20,000l pairs of shoes.. the shoes will be donated and sent to kids in the rep of congress oh in hopes of reducing illnesses that are contacted through bear feet. always good to see these guysgus giving back in some way, shapey, or form. these are the best news stories of the day. when you had this platform and you have the money, why not give back. >> absolutely. > thanks for joining us, stick around. the news at 11 1 # starts coming up after this.

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> this is fox5 local news at 11. right now at 11, a maryland teenager shot and killed as he walks home from school. how a bystander tried to safe the victim's life. welcome home. a happy home coming, a maryland woman who spent nearly a year wrongfully imprisoned overseesre

family. and he's a candidate for dad of the year. how a man figured out to build a roller coaster for his son. your news starts now. > breaking news off the top at 11, five people shot in northeast and police are saying right now there are two separatt scenes, one in the 1200 block ok rhode island avenue, the otherr close by in the 1300 block of brentwood avenue.br fox5en a's sarah simmons icily m the scene tonight. what have you been athblee to d out so far. >>reporter: allso right. shawn. we just arrived here on theived scene. what you can see right now, this is still obviously an active scene. we are in the 1300 block ever brentwood northeast.verthe this is what d.c. police arepoli telling us so far, that the shooting happened around 9:30. five people have been shot. police say they are consciouse and breathing.hing it's unclear about their conditions right now.. here is what we have 1300 block of brentwood, two people, a mane and a woman that were shot and also as you mentioned, a