examiner, noted, that multiple puncture wounds to her neck, suggesting some sort of torture had been done. also, the court documents laid out how they tracked corrina car and her atm card. that say that card was used to make withdrawals, all over the area, we're talking about in maryland and in virginia. another interesting thing that came out of these court document, is how the witness who reported this to police and identified the suspect, how he did this, we're told that apparently the witness and the suspect, mr. toure were smoking marijuana. the suspect, mr. toure pulled out a phone and pulled up fox5 story about the mehiel murder case, said to him, mr. toure said to him does that really look like me after viewing the fox5 story. that witness apparently, this is what he was telling authorities, got out of the

again, and called 911 to report mr. toure's location, and his car to police. now, earlier today, chief peter new some spoke about this, he is saying that it was a tip from the public that helped solve this case. let's take a listen. >> let me know how important the community tips were to the metropolitan police department in closing this case. we could not have solved this case without the support of our community and, for that, we will be ever grateful. and i'm sure the mehiel family will be grateful, as well. >> the family was in court today, declined to talk on camera, but they said they believe the police had been working tirelessly on this, also, mr. toure's attorney was in court today. she said that mr. toure did not commit this crime. that's what she told the judge today. she said. many look at the evidence. he was -- if

this apartment, there was probably a lot of blood inside that apartment. but they've found no trace of blood, according to the attorney. also, there has been no evidence found in that apartment that leads to mr. toure. so that's the very latest. he's being denied bond tonight and he won't be released at least until the next hearing, that's april 11. but at this time authorities are please today have someone in custody in this case. we will continue to follow this more on this at 6:00. for now live at dc supreme court, matt ackland, fox5 local news. >> developing now, the rape of a rockville high school teen by a classmate was, who was in the country illegally, still grabbing national headlines tonight. fox5 has learned the victim may have exchanged text messages with one of the suspect. the attorney for one of two suspect named in the case says the 14 year old girl texted one of the boys the day before the incident, and agreed have sex with him. this is according to

the girl also allegedly texted explicit compromising pictures of herself. even if the communications are true, the criminal case would hinge on whether the girl agreed at the time to have sex in a bathroom stall with two people or whether she was attacked. >> far fax county tonight, police investigating after muslim family's apartment in andrea is ransacked and vandalized. >> someone wrote hateful message inside the wall on the apartment. live in alexandria learning more about this tonight for us, hey, lindsey? >> reporter: hey, jim, czar a fairfax county police are with the couple right now. you can see, that police suv, the couple lives just across the street. we have seen investigators, they look to be gathering evidence, possibly doing some fingerprinting there. and the couple says that they will talk to us just as soon as they're done with police. this horrible crime was discovered yesterday. police say that somebody wrote expletive muslims on the

of the home and that's not even the worse of it, there were items that were stolen, a koran was ripped apart, other religious materials damaged, and so far police say there are no suspect. >> it is a serious crimean, that's someone's home, that's their residence, that's where they're supposed to feel safe. it is being second. our detective are working on it diligently. if anybody has any information, has any information on the suspect, or about the crime, please give us a call. >> fairfax county police say in addition to this there are two other bias related crimes, that they're investigating from yesterday. there were swastikas that were discovered on a building on sleepy hollow road in falls church then more swastikas and other graffiti in atkint park. police do not believe any of these crimes are related. again we are here wait to go try to talk to this muslim couple whose

vandalized. much more to come on this story. live in alexandria. lindsay watts, fox5 local news. >> and tonight fox5 is in the district where more missing teen girls are being reported. >> this comes as the city sets up special task force to address the inch keys a mid added attention from the media. we'll show you photos right now. fifteen year old leona lewis, last seen monday 1300 block of savannah street southeast, five-three, 130 pounds, brown eyes, black hair. she was last seen wearing a black shirt khaki pant and gray shoes. sixteen year old michelle jordan last seen on monday in the 4100 block of fourth street in northwest. jordan, 4-foot seven, about 180 pounds, she was last seen at a burgundy skirt, blue shirt, burgundy sweater. and 14 year old siena parker last seen thursday. 1300 block of saratoga avenue, northeast, her last known location. she five-five, about 150 pounds, last seen wearing gray polo shirt, black pants, and black air force one sneakers. any of these cases if you know

a small protest organized by some dc high school student took place at the white house this afternoon. a flyer was circulating on twitter urging students to walk out of school today. organizers say they wanted to bring attention to the dozens of cases of missing girls in the district. protesters want city leaders to do more to find those missing girls. about three dozen demonstrators turned out for this afternoon's rally. >> all right. so, yesterday started out not great and it became a beautiful day. i feel like the same happened today, woke up to the rain out there. >> yes, wasn't the nicest. but look, 07 degrees, sunny, beautiful look at over dc right now. sue palka here with the latest on the weather for us. i'm loving this. >> i'm loving the view. even the clouds are spectacular, real spring looking sky. actually had some showers around this afternoon, too, jim, czar a i know the thunder woke me up early this morning, but i think we got the bulk out of the way earlier today. but got few more showers that we still have to watch tonight. one good thing is we stay clou

today, and so that deprived the atmosphere of little bit of energy that could have fueled up stronger storms. we've had few stronger storms down to our south. but nothing strong at this hour. there was one that was around the culpeper area around 3:00 capable of putting down little hail. what's left tonight is really just light showers, and as we look out toward the hagerstown area, down closer to the interstate 81 corridor, maybe moving into lowden county, couple of light showers that will move through in the next couple of hours, but they're going to be pretty hit or miss, and drier air will try real hard to come in you can see we put everything in motion the spinning of the storm system going on by and while there is still a little bit of activity out here, we're going to see our skies gradually clearing out late tonight, but we have to wait little longer forefront al boundary to come through. in terms of this evening, and severe weather, i think pretty much off the hook with. that will the marginal risk of anything strong we are have been down in this area which is where we saw it tracking earlier, but even down there, now, not seeing much going on.

temperatures, because we have had enough sunshine this afternoon to get us now up to 73 degrees at 5:00. seventy in frederick, 69 for dullos, 71 for fredericks berg, and cumberland coming in 68 degrees. wider view will show you though here comes the frontal boundary, will move through in the next several hours. it is a little bit cooler behind it. we're down to 55 in pittsburgh, columbus, 55, chicago, 48. that's not bad. but tomorrow, we will also stay a little bit after cooler day. but focusing first on this evening, we keep couple of of showers around, maybe rumble every thunder. 07 degrees at 7:00. by 9:00 i think the showers are pretty much out of the picture, 63 degrees, by 11:06 and your headline for tomorrow, breezy, sunny wednesday, not quite as warm as today, but it will be a drier day. i'll let you know when the next chance for rain coals into town coming up a little later. >> coming up. new details tonight about the investigation into deadly police involved shooting in the district. >> put the gun

stay there, bro. (shots fired). >> police fire about dozen shot killing a man in northeast. tonight what the us attorney's offers has concluded about the officer's actions that night. >> then a father of three gunned down in his dc home. twenty-seven years after his murder, police still cannot crack this case. so tonight, we sit down with the victim's sister and hear from a detective who says he's still haunted by this crime. >> and a day late, a dollar short. some drivers might get a break whether it comes to late fees for parking tickets in d.c. but oh, of course it comes with a catch. we'll tell you what that is when we come back. >> ♪ ♪ meal meal

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>> breaking news from the district where two construction work remembers stuck right now on a boom lift, aerial platform about ten stories high into the air. >> fire fight remembers down there, trying to get the workers down. five fox's tisha lewis live 1st st. southeast, tisha looks like active scene behind you? >> reporter: it is an active scene, learning more what led to this rescue effort. the inspector for the site next-door tells us that battery may have died and that's what caused these two construction workers to be stuck in the boom lift. you can kind of see what's going on, up there, right now, there are ten stories high,

of the residence inn at marriott. the residential aspect of it all. you can see there is a lot of firefighters and first responders on stand by here as this rescue is underway. james, what can you tell us about what we are watching right now? >> looked like a great effort of people coming out trying to get these guys back down. so they got the area quarantined off. look like they're doing a great job. >> reporter: you tell us the battery died. what's that mean? what happens next? obviously they're stuck, but what's that entail? >> i'm not sure if that's one of the possibility, but it means they're stuck up there, can't come down, battery operated, goes up and down, so they're stuck there. so looks like rescue crew has to come and try to get them down somehow, try to figure out what's best for them to try to get them down. >> how long could this rescue effort take? >> couple of hours. it is all about their safety and how safe can ty

down. because i thought they could get them up with the extended ladder, but can only have so much weight. >> how long, have you seen something like this happen before, and i guess the question is, what would cause the battery to die? obviously it ran out, but is it something that wasn't fully charged or is it a malfunction? >> wasn't fully charged properly maintained, and, no, i've never seen anything like this happen. >> okay, so you're watching just like many of us are. this is just the scene here on the 1200 block of 1st st. and southeast. there is a lot of restaurant, a lot of condos out here, also some office buildings. and all of this is happening, the height of rush hour, so it is a lot of traffic, as well, so this is the area you want to avoid, obviously, if you're navigating your way through the district, 1200 block of 1st st. here in southeast. two construction workers just to recap stuck on a boom after what we're being told and obviously still have to confirm this information, but we're being told a battery may have died, may have led to this

this evening. tisha lewis, fox5 almost news. >> twenty-seven years ago this week, norman rich, fathered of three, was found shot and killed inside his dc home. the body discovered by the mother of his children. >> police questioned other and came up with potential suspect, but none of the detectives investigating was ever able to crack the case, so did somebody bury the truth? >> fox5's paul wagner has tonight's rewind to the crime. >> when norman laurence rich was found shot and killed inside the bedroom of his home on march 28th, 1990kc police already investigated 123 murders that year. >> ♪ ♪ >> rich would be the 124th. >> 125th murder victim. >> killing so bad, fox5 lost

on the mean streets. >> sit under siege. >> city under siege. >> but when city under siege came on the air that night, there was no mention of norman rich. >> hi, thanks for joining us. >> typical day running late, but i went to work. i remember my aunt, she was on the outside with her shades on. waiting for her daughter to pick her up. i went in, co-worker said, i'm sorry, to hear what happened. >> i said you sorry to hear what? i'm sorry to hear what happened to what. you sorry to hear what happened to who. she looked at me, she said was killed this morning. i said what? and i just went to the floor. >> recently told thaws story while sitting on so far an inside her capitol height home. the murder of her older brother, everyone knew as simo, still tough to take, 27 years later. that's her mom helen after hearing the news, the moment caught by a washington post photographer, and featured on

page. >> after i finished crying, and i got myself together, i got up. i said: mother, where is schiller? she said the detective took her downtown, to question her further. >> that would be sheila brown, simo's girlfriends and the mother of their children. according to her and the original lead detective, she said two men had come to the door that day looking for simo. what happened next has been in dispute for years. here is the version she said sheila told the family. >> i want to say by 8:00 i got up and the i got the kids rhett ready for school. i'm listening. she said there was a knock at the door. she said two guys at the door. she said i recognize one of the guys as ducken. the other guy i didn't nope, 'd brown paper bag underneath his arm. she said simo, simo, she said two men down here to see you. and she claims she left the two men on the outside, locked th

business. that's what she said. >> sheila brown says she went to the store before getting her hair done and when she returned? >> the door was wide open. she thought it was strange. >> 5:07m street northeast is gone now. raised for development and a new condo. but back on march 28th, 1990, the little rowhouse was swarming with police, some of them worked the scene while detective ruben sanchez met with sheila brown. >> homicide to get a statement from her. and she gave the statement, very reluctant, combat disbelief when sheila brown was questioned by the police, she offered to help them come up with a composite sketch of the two men she says came to the house that day. this is what they came up with. >> but detective rubin sanchez, the original lead detective, now retired in florida, told us that he believes the answer to this case les within the family. >> was lying all the way. >> fox5 reached out to sheila brown for her side of the

member, she declined to comment. >> to me, my personal opinion, is that the answer to this case is within the family. when they put out her reward for $25,000, and nothing comes out, believe me, people come out and provide information. not one, not a bit of information i got. >> detective sanchez says he remains haunted by the case, and investigation that he says just got lost. >> people didn't understand that we were over worked, not enough people, we just had time to mark, move to the next case. >> over the years, police have investigated other theories, that simo may have been shot and robbed for money he won gambling, but nothing solid has ever turned up. now, all these years later, the case and all its details swirled through her mind as she visits the cemetery where her big brother is burried. lying in a grave, side by side, with his mother, who

>> i'm here because i want justice for my brother. this is not the first time we& are trying to get someone to hear the story. somebody knows someone out there knows what happened to my brother. i know it. i feel it. >> she said semo was a good man with a kind heart who left this earth way too soon. her family, she says, just wants justice. with fox5's rewinds of the crime, i'm paul wagner. >> ♪ ♪ >> tonight at 5:00 spanking your kids controversial but dc city leaders aren't shying away from talking about it. >> today launched new campaign with specific advice for parents on what to do before disciplining their kids. >> and big drug bust at the border, officials catch 30 people trying to sneak in $400 million worth of

captain says the seizure is more than just drugs. >> don't hesitate to call the fox5 tip line that number (202)895-3000 or you can e-mail your tips to fox5 tips at wttg.com. >> and as we head to break, take you book southeast. this the 1200 block of 1st st. and southeast near the residence inn hotel. they are still trying to rescue two construction workers trapped, ten stories above the street down there, keisha lewis reporting from the scene said some sort of battery failure that resulted rd rescue effort well underway. we'll keep you updated fox5 news at 5:00 continues.

>> whether do we warrant it? >> now. >> whether do we want it? >> now. >> dozens every aids researchers activists outside of this year's aids watch. annual event bridges hunks cents of

district to raise awareness about the hiv and aids epidemic. push to go increase funding and healthcare, as it was comprehensive sex education ahead of congressional meetings with leadership. >> whether it comes to parenting, everybody has their take on thousand raise their kids. >> one controversial topic of course is spanking. and that's why one of dc mayor mural bowser's advisory committees launched new campaign today called think before you spanning. it is based on research, spanking has been linked with child's low self esteem, impaired memory, aggression, anti-social behavior, also increased likelihood of mental health issues. úthe goal of the campaign to equip parents with alternatives to spanking and creative ways to teach children appropriate behavior. the think before you spanning campaign includes psa about spanking, a website, also a hotline, and workshops that parents and caregivers can attends free of charge. >> coming up at 5:30, scary moments of the white house yet again today. >> after a man claims to have a bomb in his bag, we're going to have d

went down next. first though, ronica? >> reporter: well, yesterday, the white house, they said that sanctuary cities, they're going to have some problems whether it comes to funding. how is the district responding? we'll have that next. >> today's lesson, talk with the host show time hit the circus and the kids gave him an earful. hear from that coming up.

>> a look at the top stories right now, this is the victim of deadly officer involved shooting in montgomery

richard phillie reported a bike theft, around 11:00 last night along stead wick road montgomeryville and. when the officer on the scene attempt topped write a police report, his body camera footage shows tilley lunging at the officer with a knife. that's when the officer fired multiple shot. tilley later died at the hospital. >> drop the gun. drop the gun. >> dc police officers, man with a gun on barnum street nearly year ago, confrontation led to the police shooting of is her man evans. earlier today u.s. attorney's office sd it wrapped up the investigation and will not pursue federal charges against the officers. both the us attorney and the metropolitan police department investigated, and they determined the officers were acting properly. officers fired about dozen shots at evans when he refused to put his weapon down. turns out he was caring a bb gun. >> some tens moments this morning near the white house, as the secret service was dealing with a suspicious

approached uniform agent near lafayette park about a block from the white house, told the agent he was caring a package that contained a bomb. man taken into custody. the bomb squad was called n incident still under investigation. >> fame your to deport aliens who are convicted of criminal offenses puts whole communities at risk. essentially the policies of the obama administration, reissued last july, make clear that you should not be receiving certain certain funds if you're not in compliance with 1373. >> that was attorney general jeff sessions there, speaking yesterday, at the white house press briefing about sanctuary cities. saying the city's half to stop harboring illegal immigrant. >> threatening to hit sanctuary cities in the pocketbook cutting off federal funding for those who ignore the law. dc leaders responds the. ronica cleary live in northwest with more.

you know, the administration's decision to have that press conference yesterday, it basically makes it very clear that they plan to fully enforce federal immigration laws. those cities and states that call themselves sanctuaries basically willingly allowing illegal imigrants to stay in their locations, they risk losing federal funding and grant from the department of justice. so, will the district, the district every columbia, a openly acknowledge, as it calls itself a sanctuary city. will they respond. will they change any of their practices because of this announcement from the white house yesterday? well, i had the chance to ask mayor bowser, and interim police chief, newshopping about this at a press conference today. first and for most, will district police now ask immigration status after making arrests? take a listen to this. >> it is a long standing policy that metropolitan police department not to enforce civil immigration

enforcement of civil immigration laws creates a divide between us and the community we serve. and at the end of the day, we believe that will make our community less safe. and as the chief of police, i don't think i should be involved in any behavior that makes our city less safe. >> our job is to enforce the laws of the district of columbia. and we are not local ice officials. we are not, how much, a harbor for criminals. no matter where you're from. so the police department will deal with criminals, violators of the law, they'll be charged. they'll be prosecuted, and they'll be held. >> so what do you think about the reaction from your local leaders? and do you think that district police should ask the immigration status of those who are arrested? you know where to find me on facebook and twitter. reporting live at the white house, ronica cleary, fox5 local news. all right, some dc student lent make their television debut on one of the hottest new political

>> they'll be featured on show time documentary series called the circus, inside the greatest political show on earth. journalists mark hal prep and crew filmed political documentary at school today. we talked to him about the challenges of shooting documentary about the political landscape in real time. >> i love the format. i love the show, i specially love this past sunday show. so i said oh, i may as well just ask mark to come. so i just pick up my phone, and tweeted him. >> i think it is really cool. because really great guy that i feel like i can just talk to about the politics and after i now really understand and so we understand what's going on right now basically. >> hal prep says he decided to come to the fifth graders at stoddard after he got a tweet from their teacher. just want to point out that's not mark you spoke there speaking. we apologize for the incorrect posting. >> good show though. >> yes. >> coming up big victory ni

michigan after years of dealing with tainted drinking water. >> caught on camera, where police say thieves have been targeting cars, so they can steel from those cars. >> and heads up about parking and traffic tickets in the district. some of you may be catching a break when it comes to paying the fine. stick around. we'll talk about that coming up. hey, flew. >> jim, sarah, continuing to watch radar. we still have sprinkling of showers around, we'll take every drop we can get because of the ongoing drought. not much in the district. but western and southern suburbs, we still have a frontal boundery out here to the west that has to come through. so few more hours of hit or miss showers in the forecast. one of the strongest right now, around the least berg area. not seeing anything too heavy in there. but a quick and brief downpour may come on by. we'll put this in motion for the last hour, see it is moving pretty quickly southeast around 20 miles per hour. few more showered around this evening, onto brighter benz. we will talk about that and the weekend forecast, coming out in just a few minute.

southeast dc, i got it from here, construction worker still atop that building, 1200 block of 1st st. in southeast. and this operations been going on for about an hour right now, there are two construction workers stuck on that building, on a boom lift. at this point you can see, it is all out operation trying to get them freed. tisha lewis on the scene, we'll let you know if there are any new developments. looks like from this appearance here they're safe. back after this.

>> new surround vale video, man suspected into a breaking car in the northeast, happened about two weeks ago along the 800 block of tubesberry place, moments after driver stepped out of their car, a man riding a bike rolls by, he then circles around, doubles back, to the vehicle, took a look inside at one point the man even tries to open the

suspect smashed the window, got away with a bag, see there, if you recognize this man please call police. s coast guards seizing over dozen -- just found 17 different ships in international waters across the coast of central and south america. investigation lasted about a month, and series of buses found 16 tons of co-tape, worth about $420 million. according to the can't, also took 30 mug letters into custody. >> the look at those bales, as just cocaine, is short cited. when those smugglers are racing across the caribbean, the pacific, they're not just caring cocaine, they're delivering violence, corruption, instability to a part of the world, the western hemisphere that just can't absorb it, to a part of the worlds that already has eight of the ten most homicidal nations in it. >> the coast of central and south america are known drug transit zones. several government agencies are stepping to up combat that

problem. >> now major developments in flint's water crisis, judge has approved a settlement for the state of michigan to replace thousands of contaminated home water lines. this move settles lawsuit filed by resident, the state will now replace at least 18,000 lead or galvanized steel water lines by the year 2020. under the settlement the state will set aside $87 million for the work, and nearly $900,000 to reimburse residents who filed the lawsuit. >> within the hour of house of representatives expected to vote on bill some consumer groups will invade your privacy even more than what's out there. bill already passed by the send that the would over turn the fcc broad band privacy rules. the current rules block internet service provide presser tracking you on line or gathering personal information, it did in turn sell to markers without users permission, the bill supporters say websites and apps already collect this information, and internet service providers should be allowed to do the same. and there are a lot of people on line saying call your lawmakers that. not too happy about that.

it on the floor today. so, it is definately something we've been watching. >> all right,. >> parking ticket. who looks those? who likes rainy days, all right? drivers, dc, who don't pay their parking tickets on time might soon get extension. >> counsel member, eliminate the penalty for residence, who don't pay their fine within the current 30 day limit. so here you go. currently, the district's ticket fines double even if the drivers just one day late, look at the numbers on your screen there in case you haven't gotten one of these, what you're looking forward to if you move, 30 to $60, 150 bucks for that red light camera, doubles to 300. and 300-dollar speeding camera violation becomes $600 if you don't pay that by the deadline, there go. >> supporters say 30 days too short, in part, depends on when the ticket is mailed.

some people complain they get notified of parking violation with less than week to pay the fine. >> if the rule changes, dc residents would not be fined after 30 days, but, drivers from maryland, virginia and other places are out of luck, because their fines will still double. >> oh, come on, common. >> after 30 days, i know, we're outraged. dc collected nearly $300 million in traffic in parking fines last year alone. but 41% of parking ticket still went unpaid last year. they make out like bandits in the district. >> not fair, not fair at all. >> at least 1% was nora palka, my younger daughter. remember with that speed camera is. >> we've had this discussion before, okay, fine, penal from maryland, virginia don't want to come here to park and go to your restaurants do, there is you just force people to not want to come into the district. >> make it very hard for other people. >> sure do, yikes, we need some parking karma, as they would say on the old seinfeld episode, right? >>

>> couple of showers around, but not much. interesting, bass as you look out, looks like beautiful day. for most places it is but couple of showers here and, there we could have used little more rain than we got, although just un half inch at dullos, mainly this morning, but reagan national, only picked up .2, so kind of miss that area, and where it is not clouding up and briefly showering on you, it is pretty nice afternoon, up to 73 degrees, again check of radar, you can see the spotty nature to the showers we have around. but we have to keep them in the forecast for three more hours or so, gelling in closer here ' what we were watching, controls to the radar site, south and east of leesburg, couple of spotty showers up toward damaskus, not too far from montgomeryville and, maybe into parts of howard county, but you can see, that there really saint lot going on. frontal boundary getting closer out here. so showers bit more substantial. we work our way east of cumberland and romney on down west of the winchester area.

ruled out. this does look like it is getting bit more enhanced as we put it in motion for the last hour, so may still see shower out there, especially along the i81 corridor. but as we look at the big spinning storm system, and our frontal boundary that's about to come through, there definitely is a back edge toward western maryland. so few more hours of this, future cast, we will show that you has pretty good handle on those showers and still wants to keep one or two in the forecast around 8:00 tonight. but more places don't. bit more enhanced down here toward the fredericksburg area around 8:00. by 11:00 starting to see breaks in the clouds. maybe one or two spotty showers left. that will be about it. and then we're back to sunshine by 8:00 tomorrow morning. maybe few clouds linger here and there. but it looks like wednesday going to be real nice and sunny day. now with that front coming through it, will also be just little bit cooler as we head toward wednesday after we eliminate the evening showers. and not only will it be sunnier, but bit breezy tomorrow. with some gusts, attempt to go get up and

hour on our wednesday, not terrible breezes, but noticeable breezes. and when our temperatures drop back down into the mid 60s tomorrow it might feel cooler to you from time to time. if you're counting one of the breezes, hey cooler still thursday, temperature, likely will drop into the 50's, clouds are going to increase on thursday, and very late at night, mostly after dark, rain may come back into the forecast, and speaking of rain, more rain in the forecast off and on, period of rain through friday, might be more substantial rain. and we know that the nats have an exhibition game at 4:00. so might need the rain gear for that on friday. of course, hope opener still looks dry right now on monday. temperature here, 73 degrees. in the district. some 60s to the north and west, frontal boundary will take little bit more time to work its way through, than is is 66 degrees, with a lot of sunshine, breezy, but dry day. thursday cooler, 58 degrees, and again maybe some late day rain showers, your fox5 accuweather seven day forecast, cooler thursday, wet on friday, this might be help

something bad since that the and red sox are trying to put on good show for you. friday at 4:00. saturday 65 degrees, maybe few morning showers lingering with some clouds. sunday not bad at 65. we have a temperature of 64 for the home opener, and it& looks like it will be dry, although showers later in the day monday, and on into tuesday, with temperature of 65 degrees. jim, sarah, that's your seven day. >> i was telling sue before, i was looking forward, i wanted to go to the game friday, 4:00. but not in the mood to put the bundle up yet. >> what? i'm not letting go at 4:00. don't you have to to be smear. >> that's my weekends, thanks for paying attention. hi, jim lock. >> one businessman already has a plan to capitalize on the raiders mover to sin sit. >> i wizards are on the press pus of ending sports longest current drought. we will talk about that in sports coming up.

all right, so cleveland browns are flat out awful. not just saying that because i grew up in michigan began, pittsburgh, consistently bad. the wizards, or bullets back in the day, traditionally bald out the lean years, where they do just enough to compete. so it is very easy to ignore the fact wizards are on the press pus of ending the longest futility in sports. win tonight again against the laker over lost by the hawks, clinch. first divisional title since 19ment longest divisional tight until employ sports. get this, through the ensuing 38 year the team has been through two different names, two owners, two arenas, to count the times to go back to the baltimore, and 16 head coaches. if the playoff started today by the waste the wizards would have three seed and face milwaukee in round one. back to the browns analogy for a moment here. the current division championship droughts and four major sports leagues look like this, the wizards last time

you have to go back to 1987 to see the edmonton oilers when the division wayne gretzky came along, then of course the browns, and salt in my wounds, the pirates, 1992, that has been a long, long time. all right, you're not going to see this happen in nfl games any more. today owners vote today prohibit players from doing this. leaping over offensive linemen during kicks and attempts to block field goals and extra points. eagles propose the rule change with backing of the nfl players association siting safety, last year three of 41 blocked kicks result in the from players jumping over the line. i think you can still do it in madden though. softball, florida coach tim walton. player, at the end of the game, fagan does not hole her hands out. look what she does. ya, walton pushes fagan in the shoulder, she shoves him from behind. then some words. well, turns out there is a back story. walton dismissed fagan's older sister from the florida team back in 2012. seems to be some bad blood

there. walton apologized saying fagan as hands was not up, good game, i touched her shoulder. i should have paid closer a at any tension, did he not intends to upset her. little bit. politicians like to brag at bringing in pro teal to new city spurs chemicalment development. raiders no exception. category whatever stays in vegas there is guy the man who brought you the famous bunny ranch plans to open what they're calling the pirate booty sports brothel in time for the raiders move in a few years. worth reminding you of course this is legal business in nef add a by the way, raiders players and staff are being promised a 50% off discount. >> of course. >> by the way i'm wondering if there is a trademark suit, because pirates booty, that's a popcorn. >> is it really? >> yes, pirates booty popcorn. good stuff. >> but why? what is the name of the thing again? the what? >> the pirates booty sports brothel. but here is the thing, ffl for years when they talk about putting a team in vegas, let's not do it because of gambling out there. i won't believe t

profession ever came into play. >> probably not. all right coming up here, counting down to opening day. jim's excited here. we got sneak peak what's new this year. >> and why president trump will not be throwing out the first pitch on monday. talk about that on the other side of the break.

>> less than one week away from hearing the magical words play ball. >> opening day at nats park takes place, the media got chance to rec out new food selections, offered at the park, plus new seating thanks t partnership with national harbor. >> fox5 photo journalist joe steve ac gives us a look right now. >> it includes eight seats, so eventually will have seatbacks, include the mgm lowering go, really amazing club experience, built sunken into the ground here, along

these seats are mgm seats. so if you want access, want to sit here, become customer of mgm national harbor. >> over here we have chicken and waffles, topped with a big chunk of bacon. >> then my favorite, we have our steam pork buns. so, new available as a sample on our appetizer menu, also makes for great entree here in the ballpark. >> we had 81 games this season, it is important for us to have things fresh. >> president rum invited to turn out the opening pitch, and turned that inch vai takes down. >> unfortunately president trump will not be able to join us opening day due to scheduling conflict. tradition of the president throwing off the first pitch started with the washington senators in 1910. so it is 100 plus year old long standing tradition. and when baseball returned to washington, the nationals continue that tradition, and have since had president bush and president obama here to

>> although the invitation is open to president trump, last time threw out the first pitch, 2010. >> thanks for being with us here at fox5. fox5 at 6:00 starts right now. >> we begin at 6:00 tonight with breaking news in the district two, construction work remembers stuck ten stories up in the air tonight. >> fox5 tisha lewis live at the scene, on 1st st. in southeast, what's the latest? >> well, what we can say is that this rescue effort has been underway for at least a hour now. if you want to take a look hine me, see two construction workers stuck on boom lift. also see team of workers at the top, special ops team members trying to figure out some type of safe removal plan. there is few things that are important to note. dc fire and emergency services says that the workers are in no immediate danger, and the last hour we've seen couple of different strategist, at one point, we saw some type of bar or handle being extended from one of the balcony, balconies

saw a ladder pertrude interesting one of the balconies, we know working on some type of strategy, to layout the land for you here, this is the 1200 block every 1st st. here in southeast. this is the build that is neighboring the residence inn here at marriott. if you are traveling i want to avoid this area. a lot of ambulances, a lot of firetrucks, a lot of feet on the ground. also, just to kind of give you an idea of what is -- what we're being told is that a neighboring inspector, who was the inspector for the construction site here, on my left, tells us that this could all be the aftermath and result of some type of battery failure. so, obviously, when we heard that, we thought well why can't they just replace the battery. well, we don't know the answer to that. but if it is ultimately a battery failure, he says that that would be something that is human error, because typically these batteries are charged or replaced before workers go up. so, again, two construction workers stuck in a boom lift.