>> right now at 10:00. new details in two murder mistorys. in one an emotional gathering to remember a college student gunned down and the other a violent new clue that could crack the case and d.c. mayor thanked "fox5" as she introduced a new plan to address the alarming amount of missing teenage

district. plus, the bizarre arrest of a joker in virginia. plus the cherry blossoms are blooming and will the rain hold off long enough for to you check them out. your news starts right now. >> thanks for joining us tonight i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm sarah simmons in for tony. off the top tears and please for justice during emotional gathering at largo high school. family and friends remembered iona mcallister. the college students was on spring break with her friend at a video shoot monday night. someone opened fire killing her and oupd wounding one other. >> tonight police are searching for the gunman. tisha lewis was at a packed vigil tonight. tisha, how was it i imagine very emotional. >> well, shawn t. was emotional and at times sad. most importantly you could feel the sense of community and just the amount of love that was in this packed auditorium. now i have to mention to you this parking lot completely empty. what a difference a

makes. there were hundreds of people here. friends, family, even people that did not know iona mcallister who heard what happened to her and wanted to be here tonight. >> tonight's vigil quickly became a celebration of mcalister's life. attendees wore white to remember her and honor her. her peers area her family shared memories. her parents also had an emotional plea at tonight's vigil. but, most importantly, they say that they want this to serve as a remind he of the dangers of gun violence. no mother, no family member, should have to go through burying a child this is hard. there's work to be done. i was -- my husband and i are both social activists. we always have been. and we've done things or a smaller scale. god has given us a flat for through

>> reporter: largo high school tonight was filled with tiers and broken hearts and again a lot of love for yona mcalister. they shared touching stories about the teen killed. tonight at the vigil they th thanked the khunty for all their support a community that includes a church. sorority, fraternity, friends and also students in high school and college. attendees also made a mrooe for anyone with information about the shooting to come forward. >> no matter what happens to the person our daughter is not coming back. and so, i would just ask that if anybody knows anything that they come forth, share the information, so we as a family can get some comfort. >> reporter: mcallister was a college student st. augustine in raleigh, north carolina, she was home for spring break like so many students do when they come home. there's a

stories that broke out. mcalister add her mother if she could go to d.c. and her mother said no because she wanted her daughter to stay alive and her mother recounted that now very haunting story and haunting conversation and so a few messages came out of tonight's vigil, gun violence also ending and no snitching policy and telling people really it's important to come forward. if you saw something, say something. and also, reminding young people to listen to their parents. tisha lewis. "fox5 local news". als, learning new details tonight about another murder mystery this in the district. police revooes leased surveillance and still pictures of a person of interest wanted in deadly stabbing of a woman in northeast this week. police want to you take a look at this man. investigators want to talk to him about the death of karina meal of north carolina. her body was found tuesday afternoon inside a home on

street. investigators say that person dap toured on surveillance tape may have about driving meal's car. that car wept missing but was later found. detectives also say the person they want to speak with visited places in laurel and beltsville aft murder. police are asking anyone with information about this case to please give them a call. prince george county police surround aid home in for the washington this afternoon for what they thought was barricade situation. turns out the whole thing was a hoax. it happened at a house on hunter's mill avenue and the family did not even though they were victims of so-called swatting incidents when someone calls 911 and reports bowinging us crime like a barricade situation. >> i'm just glad we're safe. i don't know exactly what's going on. i don't know payman how our address -- i think it's random but the police did a fantastic job and i commend the entire police force and they were calm, you know, they were able t

and search the house. >> it is unclear what called in the hoax and police are trying to figure it out. if you have information give them a call. >> new details on a story "fox5" has been following for moxtz d.c. mayor muriel bowser is announcing six initiatives to address the alarming rate of missing girls in d.c.. they plan to increase number of officers to the family and services division and also plans to expand the d.c. missing person web page and social media messages about how the child went missioning. also they plan to kloob rate with local organizations to evaluate youth found and group of officials from organizations will be signed to analyze on cases. additionally, grant support will be given to non profits who assist runaways and timely a public service announcement will be created to get the word out about missing children in d.c.. now, earlier this evening mayor bowser

d.c. for bring ago tension to this national problem and d.c.'s response. critical for our youth to know we care about each of them. house republicans are back to square one. they yanked health care bill off the table today when they couldn't get enough votes to pass. it president trump said he's dispointed but it's time to move to other things on his agenda. joe walden had the latest. >> we came really close today, but we came up short. >> house speaker paul ryan just moments before the american health care act was up for a vote stuping the political world by pulling the bilal together at the request of president trump. >> we had no democrat support and nonvotes from the democrats. they were not going to give us a single vote. it's a difficult thing to do. >> negotiations between gop leaders and conservative and moderate republicans continued into the 11th hour and beyond. vice-president mike pence even canceling

instead racing over to the capitol to persuade his side to push the bill through. house speaker paul ryan meanwhile, heading the other direction towards 1600 pennsylvania avenue. the powerful wisconsin congressman and architect of the plan to repeal and replace obamacare in a final oval office meeting with trump. >> the worst is yet to come with obamacare. >> i've been saying for the last year and a half, that the best thing we can do poli politically speaking is let obamacare explode. it is exploding right now. >> democrats publicly pulling for fail you've the bill since introduction. in the end getting their wish. >> today is a great day for our country. it's a victory. what happened on the floor is a victory for the american pe people. >> white house press secretary sean spicer telling reporters no matter the outcome, the president left everything on the field. in wash torngs joe waldman,

news. let's take it outside rights now. the mild temperatures, guess what will get even nicer tomorrow with a little warm-up. gwen, it may be a good day to see the cherry blossoms, hu? >> it will be a great day to see the cherry blossoms, not a lot in the sun department but temperature will make up for. it let's look where things are right now. we have clouds for tonightp moving in and they'll continue to move in tonight across the area. and we'll have mostly cloudy skies tonight and the same story for tomorrow. if you take a look way out the west into the north you see rain. well, we're looking at that and making its way to us by sunday. can't rule out a little light sprinkle to the north and far north by the time we get to tomorrow. and primarily we are definitely talking sunday as far as that is concerned. and here's a look at highs today. into the low 60s at all three airports. but we'll be leaving those temperatures in the dust tomorrow as we head to the 70s folks. and it's going to be incredible spring day as far as temperatures government right now, your current temperature 56

list. 65 quantico and 58 martinsburg and look at cumberland, 72 this houren unbelievable. 62 culpeper and 58 hagerstown. overnight tonight here's what we are looking at. mild night. considering we just got out of temperatures in the 30s. overnight lows into the 50s. not too hard to take. cloudy skies as i said. but warm-up is right around the corner. and as we get into the weekend, the spring warm-up definitely begins. i'll have those details in a look at that all important 7 day coming up in a bits. back to you. >> thank you, gwen. >> up next how a traffic stop in maryland ended with rescue of a young woman. >> and imagine seeing well, let's see if we got the picture for you. this man walking a round. we'll tale you where police found the joker and what he was carry when they arrested him. and find out why doctors think sleep tracker gadgets may actually be making it tough for to you catch z's. >>

be right back.

>> teeners and student at thomas stone high school in charles country are mourning loss of a student tonight. 17-year-old lashell goodwin and 4-year-old sister were shot and killed by their own father before he turned the gun on h himself. the mother survived and is still fighting for her life. anjali hemphill has more how the classmates are dealing with the news. >> it really was devastating news to the whole thomas stone community. >> the principal of thomas stone high school says jr. lashell goodwin was on right fooj life and tragically cut short. charles county police responded to lashell's home 8:30 thursday night where they found a 36-year-old woman standing outside yelling for help. she had been shot several ti times. she told officers her husband and two children were inside the house. when officers entered the home they found 37

goodwin dead from self innriktd gun shot wound in living room with a gun lying nearby and police then found youngest daughter 4-year-old layla lifeless body in upstairs bathroom and in nearby bathroom located 17-year-old lashell suffering from multiple gun shot wounds. lashell and mother were rushed to the hospital and lashell died. a moment of silence was held for thomas home high school. lashell played in volleyball and exeled in art class and was honor roll opportunity and recent school academic team. >> she had dreams of being a graphic diaper. students would say you can find her always drawing something. she was just one of those kids that she would lend a helping hand whenever it was needed. she was positive. and she will be truly missed by thomas stone

>> i'm a school mom their mom when parents can't be. it's very hard. we get attached to the chi children. it's like lose oz losing a piece of yourself. >> anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". >> a maryland man facing human trafficking and prostitution charges tonight. howard county police stopped william murray early thursday morning after he appeared to be having a medical emergency. officers suspended murray had taken drugs and that female passenger in his car may be a vicktive of mum app trafficking. murray is accused of taking as many as nine women to meet with men hotels all over maryland. investigators believed he recruited women through ads on the web site, backpack. >> the d.c. council held a final hearing to confirm bowser nominee to be the police chief she tapped newsham we spoke with interim chief news

>> there's folks that came out to have reluctance to support me as their chief. to those folks, what that means to me i have to redouble my efforts and make sure that i try to engage with them, find out what their concerns are and see if i can address them. a lot of things di in my career i never claimed to be perfect, i made mistakes. persian park is one of the most glaring mistakes i made in my career and but i also think we learned a lot from it and we become a better police department as a result. more than 90 people testified for and against acting chef today including critics that were critical of the way he handled inauguration daypro nest test in downtown d.c.. one his his biggest cup sporters kathy linear. >> the residents deserve somebody strong, empathetic and do the right thing. pete newsham would do that. i support his confirmation

today 110%. >> we're saying we believe the council should not vote on the nomination until the records are disclosed to the council and public so that there can be a clear understanding of what happened on january 20. >> up next, judiciary committee will vote on nomination and then go to the full council for a vote. no date was yet sext. >> and new tonight talk about a bizarre story. a local man dressed up as the joker is now behind bars. and this is 31-year-old jeremy putnam, 2:00 this afternoon he went for a walk along paper mill road. that's when police started getting calls about suspicious man dressed as joker carrying a sword. police arrested him on south pleasant valley road and charged him with wearing a mask in public. it's against the law to conceal your identity. and the felony is punishable for up to five years in mriz gone. but

makeup did look awful lot like heath leather that played j jokener the dark night. clearly that's what he was going for. >> looks like those contacts in too. >> kind of creepy. >> it would be scary to see that walking a round. >> former transportation secretary has big plans for metro system. we'll hear from him plus bizarre ads you may soon seen in metro stations. first, though, he is lawyer hired to defend one of the teen as caused of raping a girl in a high scool bathroom and he's telling a different side to the story. up next your path to retirement may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings.

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>> new details tonight in the case of 14-year-old girl raped inside a right room at rockville high school. the 17 and 18-year-old suspect were ep rolled as freshman in the school and both undocumented immigrants that arrived less than a year ago from central america. it sparked so much public outrage. there's been threats to the high school and now the law rm

suspects is also receiving threats. "fox5" alexandra limon has the details. >> he'll plead 100% sglnt defense attorney andrew jesick is not the most popular guy in town after representing a teenager of a boy accused of rain. still jesick is strongly speaking out in defense ever client 18-year-old henry sanchez milian. >> i think the evidence will show it was a preplanned non forcibleen counter. >> we often think 14 years can't grant consent but the law in march mar is victim needs to be four years younger to the day that perpetrator. >> the older of two suspects is 3 months older and maryland law as boyfriend law is meant to protect high school teenagers dating. >> jezic says his client is normal high school student fleeing from violent gangs

central america. >> he was 17 when arrived. it was 8 day trek from guatemala through mexico he did it himself and detained by ice for twelve days. >> he was released with the expectation he would i have future immigration hearings. jezic said before minors are released there's several requirements to meet moving they are under 18, not afill indicate idea gangs and do not have a control record. but question remains how is it possible something as awful as this alleged rain could have happened on school property during school hours. governor hogan doubled down on charges against montgomery county friday. >> montgomery county is acting as sanctuary county and they're not cooperating with federal authorities and that's a part of the problem. >> it's easy to look at one specific case and to label that case as representative of an entire group of people. and so i think that you know we're already seeing it

know here at our firm where we're getting a lot of nasty calls and we're getting a lot of nasty emails that we never received before. >> sanchez millian defense attorney says they understand why the public feels such outrage about the case. >> when i first heard aboutty was outraged. matter of fact when we went to visit him the first time i was not sure i wanted to represent him. once we met him and heard his story absolutely we want to represent him. >> the state attorney office and montgomery county can't comment on the claims because this is on and ongoing investigation. but on a federal level the house judiciary committee plans to have hearings about this case. they've requested information about the two suspects and plan to review ice policies that allow unaccompanied minors to stay in the united states. reporting in rockville, alexandra limon, "fox5 local news". a guilty plea from man accused of opening fire inside

d.c. comet ping-pong in december. edgar well. pled guilty for transporting across state lines and assault with a deadly weapon. prosecutors will drop a third weapons charge as part of the deal. well. drove from north carolina to pizzeria novrm west because of fake news story laming the strounlt was part of child sex ring. he'll be noticed in jub. >> judgment day for the man running one of the biggest marijuana growing operations in the area. >> and imagine metro stations full of ads just like these. featuring all kind of cats. so, why? because it's cats. shawn. >> we'll have the real story coming up

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>> we're back with a look at tonight's top stories. who killed a maryland teenager home from college on spring break. tisha lewis. >> well, that was the question tonight here at largo

hundred of people from family, friend and even complete straichinger all toll honor and remember yonna mcalister a student home from spring break while fatally shot watching a music video with friends in northeast. her parents say that this is a reminder that gun violence is not acceptable. we'll have more. back to you. >> the republican house efforts to repeal and replace obamacare is dead for now. this afternoon house speaker paul ryan pulled the controversial bill before house xhobz vote and ryan said he did not have enough votes to pass the bill. president trump blamed democrats for not supporting it and saying it was tough to get all republicans on board. >> charles county community is morning tragic loss. 17-year-old lashell goodwin and 4-year-old sister layla was shot and killed about he turned ut gun o

their mother was shot and she's in critical condition. no word what led up to the shooting. >> well, we've got some nice weather coming your way. you're going to really feel it's finally spring. and in the meantime, current temperature in the nation's capital 56 now. we've got a light southerly whipped and that is what is really going to boost our temperatures. and take a look at the 24 hour temperature change. it is some 14 to 25 degrees warmer this hour than it was last night at this time. it's a pretty good indication of where we're headed to. and if you take a look here at national temperatures up and down the atlantic sea board we have that southerly flow. we'll see that all knifing its way to tomorrow and fem turz head straight for the 70s. and we've got clouds though in full force. all ahead of a frontal system and some rain that will move its way towards us once we get to end of weekend and in the meantime here's a look what you can expect for the next couple days. 75 degrees on saturday and 68 degrees on sunday and with a chance of few showe

at all, sarah. >> all right. thanks, gwen. we're following a tragic story out of southern maryland. a family dog attacked and killed an 8-month-old boy. it happened yesterday afternoon at a home in lusby. earlier today "fox5" paul wagner talked with the county sheriff investigating the case. >> reporter: it was just after 1:00 in the afternoon lovesby the sheriff office received a 911 call the family pet a pit bull was attacking a 8-month-old boy in the living room of a hole. there were deputies nearby and within one minute they were on the scene and once they arrived inside the home determined immediately that the child was fatally wounded. and shot the dog. >> baby being attacked by a dog. responding units ak knowledged one minute past 1 p.m. thursday when that call went out and just one minute and 10 second later a deputy opt scene radios he's found a pit bull inside with

>> i have one infant inside with a pit bol and outside covered in blood. >> a family friend taking care of the child called 911. >> it's hard to picture this. but is there a way for to you explain how the deputy was able to fire just to hit the dog not to try the harm the child. >> yeah i know they were pretty close and they could see the dog was like a 60, 65 pound dog. and they could see it and shot the dog in the body. >> sheriff mike evans said the child akakd without worning. >> the child, dog and caretaker were in the living room and dog unprovoked attacked the baby. >> unprovoked. >> yes, lusby is a tight knit xhup tip and taking the charge di hard. >> i have a grabbed child on the way i feel for this family. i understand the family, the father and uncle are police officers. and the mother is a teacher. and you know, i know the grandmother very well. it's a

we're heartbroken. >> definitely praying for them. >> definitely praying for them. >> the sheriff office says this dog had never shown any signs after aggressiveness previously. and after their investigation determined there will be no criminal charges filed. in lusby, maryland, paul wa wagner, "fox5 local news". >> and a howard country man found out his punishment today for running one of the biggest marnl marming growing operations in our region. and a judge sentenced dapial s sixt ms to six months home detention and supervised provision. he mrelt guilty to drug possession. they up covered that sims was living on the property he just bought. during the investigation police found a highly sophisticated growing operation and plus 75,000 in cash. >> virginia governor terry mcauliffe

independent review of met wr wrote. secretary lahood joined us by hope to earlier today and told us he plansp to look at everything including funding and metro service that mem row provides before he makes recommend adaitions in the governor. >> metro is not in a death spiral and but service has been cut fares have been increased and that's not the way you want to run a metro system. when we served as secretary of transportation we worked with transit systems all over america and we provided some funding but we also provided some best practices. and that's what we really want to get back to. best prac practices. >> lahood said metro needs the support from the federal government and does not think they will get it under trump administration due to budget cuts. >> riding metro can sometimes be

and so ad group is trying to put a smile on passengers' faces by blasterring posters of came annuals hit one station and group citizens activities is taking over base cats for short. they are trying to raise money for a perfect idea. the goal of the campaign is to raise 30,000 and one of the organizers says she want to spruce up metro similar to what she saw in metro station in london and she was seeing how cats are all over the internet and make people smile. >> laelly like cats. >> i do. >>fy went into a metro station and saw it blasterred with dogs -- >> maybe take a poll 1st and ask what people like or put sunshine you know? >> just sunshine. >> most of us like sunshine. >> up n a store owner versus police. the issue is a law she claims she never even new existed and we'll take you to the tiny town that

we'll give you the price tag after the break. not too paxtd

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investigation chb the 68-year-old store owner maintains her innocence. >> i'm sorry that furs were killed by unlightened people maybe 50, 100 years from now and maybe something positive can come out. i put on vintage fashion shows with the furs to help autistic children teen help wounded warriors. >> and san francisco district attorney says it's not illegal to own vin tan items but what you prohibits sale. good if you have money to blow there's a tiny pennsylvania town you might want to buy. the family who owns the village of reduction, which is what it is called is ask $1.5 million for 7 5 acres south ever pittsburgh and features farmland, 19 single family homes and one room schoolhouse. it was built back in 1914 it was

plant. 50 or 60 people live in the village. >> everybody here is nice ng, friendly and safe. we can let our kids outside. we know they're say. everybody comes through her slow. >> it's peaceful, no sglim hoping whoever does buy it next keeps us in mind when they come in here and hopefully we can keep living back here. >> property was initially purchased in 1948 for $10,000. the family who owns it are giving it up because they cannot afford to maintain it. >> house around here $1.5 million you're getting 75 acres all those single family homes that's a bargain. >> yeah, it is. >> i think i feel like a developer will come in and tear all that down you're right. >> let's hope not for their sake. >> up next they're getting warmed up this weekend and we might also have a little rain. gwen has update on the forecast. >> and if you're wearing one of those sleep trackers i know a lot of you do the gadget may

toss and turn at night. we'll explain coming up. >> at 11:00, one month after she left the national do for china baobao made her first public appearance today

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>> cherry blossoms expected to reach peak bloom this weekend. somewhere damaged during the cold snap but the warm is expected to cop rite tomorrow and part of surprised. temperatures expected to reach 70s tomorrow. this is second week of cherry blossom festival and kickoff is tomorrow evening at the warner theater. i'm so glad we still have some of the blossom as around. i was not sure what it would look like and what the half of them being dead for the most part. it still looks nice there. >> with the cold and snow it was scary. everybody looks forward to it it's beautiful. >> good news is. >> tomorrow we're really b bumping up tomorrow turz. not a lot of sunshine when you have the beautiful cherry

don't really need all that sunshine. it's going to be absolutely wonderful temperature rise. now, tonight we have clouds and clouds will continue all ahead of a frontal system. expect cloudy night and mild night in comparison. chilly nights with those temperatures. cloudy, milder night ahead for you. but a big warm-up by the time we goat saturday temperatures 70s. unsettled for early part of week, however, we could see a thunderstorm or two starting to pop up and late week mild again with temperatures in the 60s. not bad. speaking of 60s that's where we hit today temperature-wise low 60s in all three airports and better than this tomorrow. we're actually headed not to the low 70s but to mid 70s which will be a treat. it's definitely spring conditions for sure. 56 right now at d.c.. 61 dulles. we have 64 at fredericksburg to the so long.

baltimore at 53 and 58 martinsburg and warm 72 to the far west however for cumb cumberland. winds now, well, not bad, little breezier earlier and we had wind gusts actually and now winds anywhere from 7 to 14 miles an hour and good news is these winds are pushing in all the warm air from south. that is what will really help to boost temperature. clouds rolling in all of head of a system bringing rain. we have eye froptal system move our way and see some of the showers by the time we get to sunday. the good news s. sunday will not be a washout. so don't be worried about that and tomorrow i cannot rule out maybe a little bit of a sprivrple or two to our north, northwest. and other than that, not much to speak b and so, warmer air pushing in for tomorrow under the clouds. we'll head to 70 degrees. rim of high pressure residing here off the coast. by the time we get to sunday cooler. 6 owes where we head with a chance of seeing showers pop up. as i said not a total washout

we'll show you future cast here. here's 4:00 in the afternoon before we start to see anything. most of the day is dry. and then once we get into sunday night we see it starting to increase and fill in a little bit. moves out of here into the afternoon hours early afternoon hours monday at least before it is all said and done. in the meantime, for tomorrow, midday, cloudy skies at 68 degrees. it will be a warm young one. wrapping it up for you then 54 tomorrow night. mild night ahead as we head to 75 degree mark for day. here's a look at "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast. take a look. here's a chance at thunderstorms by the time we get to tuesday. and temperatures will be into the mid 70s right through and then we get to end of week and we're into the 60s. but overall, not a bad week. it's spring. back to you. >> yep, it is. thank you very much, gwen. >> if you have trouble getting a good night sleep doctors recommend sleep traingers because they monitor how much you rests and help youatatch

opposite affect. fox's jessica formoso explains. >> according to the national sleep foundation, sleep is essential for a person's health and well-being. many of us love a great night's sleep. the problem though is when we cannot sleep. a report published by researchers at rush university medical center found people are losing sleep over tracking their sleep. >> we notice increasing number of patients bringing in data from their wearable sleep trackers and found trackers themselves were actually causing them to have more sl sleep. >> the research causes people to lose sleep to lose fear over sleep and and trying to make it add up to eight hours

university medical center kelly barron says that no one can control their sleep and not even those with sleep tracker. >> for some people monitoring they can always take it one step too far whether steps or calories or sleep. some people the tracking themselves makes them take it a little too far. a little over board. >> but overall she says pay ago teption to health is a good thing. however, barron klomz technology itself is not going to change your behavior. >> we know from several sites for weight loss or exercise that wearing the tracker itself is not going to change your behavior. it has to be together with a program, setting goals, taking other steps to get it changed and then we can increase your steps or sleep more or that sort of thing. the device itself often times end up being -- >> one should monitor how one feels. if you feel unrested you should add more time in bed. being fixated on a number won't help you in the long

because sleep can't be perfect every single day. >> i'm jessica formoso, "fox 5 news". >> you ever use one of the sleep track rz i did. i agree. you have it on you start to get nervous about i should be sleeping because i'm not going to get eight hours and then you look at it and it tracks how much you were tossing and turning. i had to get rid of it. >> i wore one for a while but i deposit like it on when i was sleeping so i took it off. it was not tracking me anyway. >> it gets to be too stressful about sleep. >> up next how nfl changes rules about touchdown celebrations. we're back after . coming gress punting, investigators keep selling and dow falling again friday as house republicans pulled obamacare replacement bill. the dow suffering worst week since september but keep in mind dow is still up more than 4% so far this year. gas prices are not moving up at least n

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>> 2017 in nfl new league is cracking on in-zone dances no more mr. brown. league is cracking down on in-zone celebration and strict roles no twerking, gun signs, props, sexual dancing either. the nfl says it's produceing a video to show the players what is consider add appropriate and inappropriate. nfl players were quic

the league and they find plans pointless aand many believe they're trying to take the fun out of the game. >> what is the big deal? >> i mean they try to say it's unsportsman like is that what it is? >> i really don't know. >> how many times does something good happen anyone your life. that was great. >> hello, thank you. >> i scored a touchdown. >> i want to see this video. what is appropriate and inappropriate. like who is having to do this video. >> i bet they show players. >> or hoping like old stogynfl officials. >> it will be sexual harassment videos everyone at work hates. >> i won't comment on that. >> let's transition to hockey. >> okay go for it brody. >> i love this too, by sglaits no dwerk twerking on the ice today. >> probably not by this group. >> a unique group plague

lower mar maryland. gerihat tricks hockey team you're never too old. 24 teams from usa and canada converge for competition and comradery. >> they all love it. we're all crazy one way or the other. wives kick us out to get rid of us every once in a while. you know we're all over 70 and a lot of us forget like i number my equipment because i forget what order i put them on you know? so i have a plan for about 68 years now i've been playing and some of these guys are a little older than i am. >> it's fun to go out and see if you can do one tenth of a second faster than the guy on the other team. it's like you use it all up and go back and relax and have a great day. >> how many of the guys you think are playing for the free beer after. >> most of us. >> how is it going. >> you have one guy that plays

with the syracuse gray wolves he's not here this week unfortunately. i'm playing with the 70s right. this guy played against my father. >> should this guy. >> 94. >> how competitive is it out there. >> you know, it's fun. it's not much you know it's good friendly hockey with nobody getting hurt usually. >> usually? >> usually. >> what is the not of the usually, the unusually. >> well, you know, few broken bones here and there and mild concussions and other than that nothing much. >> if you hit somebody it's usually by accident. >> right. >> when i hit the puck that's usually an accident, too. >> so fun is fun. and if you're not doing this leaky said, then i cannot imagine

i really can't. >> and that gentleman we talked to you about was just saying a mild conclusion. he's 83 and out there cheering with two minutes left hurry we have two minutes to the beer. they all knew they are free beer aft game. >> that's what they play for. >> that was best part of the game. >> love it. >> thank you. >> news at 11 starts right now. >> right now at 11:00 friend and family gather to remember a college student killed while she was home on spring break. d.c. mayor muriel bowser introduced new initiatives to help with the number of missing children in the district and the mayor reached out to "f "fox5". we'll tell what you she said. >> we came really close today. but we came up short. >> and the blame game already underway behind the scenes after the no-vote on republican healthcare bixt news at 11 starts right