kid video the school where he was a substitute teacher and those documents, that document what authorities found on his electronic devices. now, this investigation began back in december of last year when the online cloud service drop box notified authorities of the content inside that particular server that was linked to 34-year-old christopher speigts. investigators say his drop box account was saturated with child pornography. now, we poured through that arrest, warrant and the description that of video simply two graphic and explicit to share here with you but i can tell you that it contained a large descriptions of child pornography with children both male and female between the ages of seven to 13 years old. now, i'm not sure if we have this full screen here for you from prince george's county but prince george's county just releasing this

pgcps is aware the substitute teacher christopher speights was arrested. arrested. law enforcement with its investigation. due to the nature, he will no longer serve the accident happened any behavior that brings harm to a child will not be tolerated in any way in pgcs. over the past year w have made significant changes to increase student safety and remain committed to ensuring a quality education in a safe environment for all students. now, speights told investigators earlier this morning when he was arrested at his capitol heights home that he had been a substitute teacher here for nine years at bradbury heights elementary school. he is yet to go before a judge but he's facing serious extremely charges which include three counts of distribution of child porn as well as six counts for possession of child pornography. live tonight in prince george's county, marina marraco,

>> you can't hold him against his will. >> go ahead, ma. >> and new video here getting attention on social media. a man is arrested as he is holding his daughter in his arms. authorities say he refused to pay his fare even threatened an officer. >> but the father of the one-year-old is telling a different story of what happened. matt auckland is live tonight with more on this story t hi, matt. >> reporter: hi, jim. leon borum was released from the courthouse. the incident happened yesterday. the judge telling him not to current to the congress height metro stop where this all took place. he told us that he was with his one-year-old daughter yesterday. they went to the metro because they had to come here to the courthouse on an unrelated case and that's when he came in contact with the police officer. now o-let's first talk about what officials are saying. according to court documents, the officer says borum was attempting to evade paying the fare. it goes on to say he entered an emergency gate not paying and the officer said he was

well, the court papers the officer claims when he was given false information and no identification he told borum to leave the station four times and when he refused, the officer escorted him out f now, according to court documents, the officer then said borum told him to come outside and fight me, i'm going to blank you up. but outside court, borum said that wasn'twhat took place. he claims the station manager knew him and the allowed him to pass through the gate freely. he claims he did not threaten the o take a listen. >> i told him to get the (bleep) up off me, yeah, but i didn't tell him all. that i just told the man get the (bleep) up off me. >> reporter: did you tell him you were going to get him upstairs. >> no. 'cause he told me to go upstairs. i said i'm already going upstairs. there's no point of me going upstairs if you grabbing me. if you grabbing me how. i going to go up the steps. i said look yo

she told me i can go through the gate. you never asked her. she even came between us inch the young girl's grandfather was in court today. we asked how she was doing. he said she was fine. she slept well last night. just to give you an idea of the charges, three charges unlawful entry fare evasion disorderly conduct. by the way, there is another arrest made back in november 14th he was arrested for assault. he was coming back here as part of a deferred sentencing case that he needed to show up here in court for. metro tells us tonight they are reviewing this case to make sure all procedures were followed. live at the courthouse downtown, matt ackland fox5 local news. >> thank you, matt. today is april 20th, 4/20 on the cal darn it's also recognized as unofficial holiday for marijuana enthusiasts. >> to celebrate a group called d.c. mj decided to hand out free joints near the capitol to members of

hill staffers. but the convenient didn't go quite as planned. fox5's alexandria limon is live with more. hey, alex. >> reporter: hey. in fact this event was still supposed to be going on right now but it dime an abrupt end when u.s. capitol police confiscated the marijuana that activists were handing out. i'll tell you dcmj the group that organized this event chose this street, this corner right here because it's actually d.c. land and not federal property which means it is actually legal to possess less than 2 ounces of marijuana. also, legal to give away less than 1 ounce for free for people over the age of 21. but still, several people were arrested in fact, take a look at this video. our camera was rolling when some of those arrests took place and u.s. capitol police confirm seven people were arrested, a spokesperson also sent a statement saying three were arrested and charged with

possession with intent to distribute. under federal law it is unlawful to possess marijuana. federal law enforcement can enforce federal law in d.c. or other states if they choose to, which makes some of the activist who's were here today worry about the future of recreational and medical marijuana laws in states around the country. >> i asked people across america if you care about legalization, now is the time to put pressure on your congressman. even consider going to their office and bringing marijuana there and saying i use this. are you going to arrest me right now? >> cannabis sap schedule one substance meaning it has no accepted medical use and high potential for abuse and ironically there's 29 states in america that have medical marijuana laws. and so it's kind of ridiculous that we have a law that's in place illegal substances act needs to be changed and that's one of the reasons we're here today to s to highlight the fact that cannabis

than alcohol. >> reporter: now, the idea today was to give free joints away at high noon to hill staffers and members of congress. in an effort to push for the federal legalization of recreational marijuana use. this was only part one of their plan. organizers say they actually planned to participate in civil disobedience on monday by actually smoking pot on the capitol grounds and they same despite today's arrests, they still plan to do that. reporting live on capitol hill, alexandria limon, fox5 local newsily. >> thank you alex. coming up at 5:30 we'll talk to an expert in the rapidly growing cannabis industry about the concerns that things might change under the trump administration. sarah. >> we are following breaking news out of paris right now. police there have confirmed one officer system dead, another is wounded after a shooting incident on the shams n

>> authorities i was 27-year-old william moore jr. is one of three suspects accused of killing raul farley. police released this new surveillance video on your screen. it shows two additional suspects following moore into an apartment building on milestone way. this is just moments before the shooting. investigators believe farley was shot during a robbery. a second victim was technological shot but survived. also in prince george's county police arrested man wanted for a fatal shooting in capitol heights. police say 30-year-old christopher green shot and killed jan cotto two weeks ago. cotto was shot while walking near her home in the 200 block of selma avenue. she was taken to the hospital where she later died. police say the suspect and victim did know each other. they believe the shooting stemmed from an attempted robbery. >> we're going to make

right. we're going to make things right and i want everyone to feel comfortable and know that these kids are safe, that this is all an act, these kids are safe and i'm swear to god that we continue making videos you will see changes. >> maryland couple at the center that of controversial youtube video deleted all the videos on their it tube channel except for their video channel. the couple sparked outrage when they posted video on a joke they left on their son. it left him distraught and crying his terrifically. the parents say the pranks are planned and scripted and they claim their kids are simply acting in those videos. >> all right, coming up, saving metro. the troubled transit agency in need of billions to keel ririder -- keep riders safe. >> fitz what's the plans to keep things moving.

big plans with a big price tag. how does half a billion dollars joined we'll tell you about it as for continues. first over to sue palka. >> hey, tom isn't it a beautiful day out there? off to our west especially along the interstate 81 corridor we're starting to see some thunderstorms develop and a few of them have gone severe, this one in particular is warned. the big concern would be gusty winds maybe up to 60 miles an hour that could take down some trees. we'll show you that on radar. they're moving very slowly east at 30 miles an hour. so you can see they're still a distance away but we're going to keep the possibility of a a forecast for the next few hours. we'll have a more detailed look coming up right after the break. we'll see you in a few min minutes. >> ♪

ing. >> tonight metro's general manager has a new plan on the table to save the troubled transit agency. the price tag is a big one, 500 million a year in dedicated regional funding for capitol projects. >> where the money would that come from and where cutbacks would take place are already causing controversy. fox5's tom fitzgerald took a look at the plan. he's live now with more. >> reporter: jim any time you're talking about half a billion dollars that's real money to a lot of folks and remember, it's know secret since he took this job as general manager, paul wiedefeld has said time and time again that metro needs to get rid of its

inefficient ways of doing business. he's come up with a new plan, with new ideas. one of them, maybe met only concentrates on running buses and trains. but private contractors run bus and rail stations. that's just one of the ideas. here's a look at some of the highlights. the main thing here is funding. what wiedefeld is asking local governments to do is to create a regular steady flow of funding, d.c. t-maryland, virginia, all sending metro an annual $500 million form wmata's long term infrastructure and maintenance needs. now, does that mean a new tax? does it mean some sort of just regular payment? that's not exactly put down in paper just yet. he's left that up to the local governments month. he also wants to bid out some of these jobs that metro has that has currently done by their unions. how would that work? well, the union would then have to go out and bid for those jobs against private

you will not be surprised to learn this is resoundly being denounced by metro's union and they are already vowing to fight these kinds of moves and cuts to any benefits for metro employee workers. the plan also calls for in some timely changes to metro train and bus schedules, making quicker changes when needed or putting less service on when it's not needed. the bottom line here wiedefeld says is that all of these changes and financial improvements are needed. if not, all of the progress he say that have been made over the past year in the safe track repairs could be put at risk. >> it's just recognizing the, you know, the 40 billion-dollar investment that we made that we cannot let that deteriorate any further or you see what happens as we've seen over the last few years, the slide we've been on that we get steeper and steeper and worse for our customers. >> reporter: now, in case you're wondering the federal government doesn't get off the hook on this one. they are als

more money because of all the federal workers that use the metro system. he wants to see a regular improvement over that $150 million that the federal government sends metro. remember, that's due to expire next year unless congress acts. of course, how long will it be before any of this happens? it's unclear. wiedefeld himself mentioned that he really has no power over these local governments or the federal governments to make any of this happen but he says the message is serious and the need is real. we're live in northwest tonight, tom fitzgerald fox5 local news. >> all right, i was cold yesterday. and now i'm without the sleeves today. i -- this is -- it's all over the place. >> it is. because we had like that -- that vague are lousy rain coming down a couple of days ago and cool and you needed the jacket and today don't need it. >> don't need it at all. but you know what, we have had -- we started with showers this morning a little bitor

truth serum. didn't expect that to hold together. it's about 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. which one do you preferly? >> warmer, yeah. if we had sun yesterday i would have been okay with it. >> right. that that 63 degrees felt colder because of the clouds. >> never good enough. [laughter] >> you can't please everybody, right? what we're watching tonight though and you saw this a few minutes ago we are beginning to see a line of storms developing right along the interstate 81 corridor. they're moving east at about 10 miles an hour. so, we've got to watch these closely because this one in tech did show severe tendencies so it is warned because of the possibility of gusts to 60 and maybe some 1 inch hail. slow mover, too, so it will drop some rain. this is the storm we're watching and in the last hour it really blows up very quickly so marksville, lore ray state mills you may be in the path of that as it moves its way in towards little washington and maybe even culpeper here in the next

so, again hail, maybe some gusty winds and then we're also watching this line south of that not warned yet but charlottesville ruckersville and there's lightning with in as well. nothingology the i-95 corridor. future suggests maybe between now and 8 o'clock we could continue to see some developments. if you are going to be heading out this afternoon and this evening do be aware this is approaching. it's a beautiful evening with temperatures but that is providing just enough fuel. quick look at our futurecast to take you forward has a gun handle on where our showers and storms are now and at 6 o'clock it tries to bring them especially south of d.c. tax little bit closer, maybe even a little develoment up through pennsylvania. by the time we get to 8 o'clock, pushing across 95 and by 11 o'clock, it's out of here. so, keep an eye on the sky. if you don't have it now download our free fox5 weather app and of course i'll be here between now and 7 o'clock to keep you updated as well on whether we get any more

way of those storms. all right, that's the first look at your forecast. back to you guys. >> thank you sue. on the way an incredible rescue. >> a hero firefighter catches a baby like a football pass after a father throws a child from the second floor of this burning building. >> where are you guys coming from. >> wal-mart. >> okay. >> and it's only a second year on patrol but next you'll learn why this maryland state trooper has earned the title of trooper of the year. we're taking a ride with the top cop after the break. >> ♪ >> ♪♪

>> ♪ >> welcome back. we're talking about a guy who has only been on patrol for two years but this month maryland state trooper charles tittle was named trooper of the year. >> his statistic are prett

impressive. last year he made more than 1,000 traffic stops issued 1400 citations and had more than 160 arrests. i don't want to mess with this guy. >> no. >> we sent our photographer doug wilks for a ride along to see what it's like to hit the streets with the trooper. >> this vehicle in front of us has a left brake light out. my name is trooper charles tittle with the maryland state police currently assigned to the northeast barracks. i've been with the maryland state police for six years. how you doing sir. >> hey. >> i stopped you 'cause your left brake light is out. >> okay. >> do you have your driver's license vehicle registration. from a young age i've always had a strong interest in law enforcement. i began my career with the baltimore police department as an explorer at age 14. you're free to go. have a safe day. when i was younger i said i want to be a trooper and that's what made me interested within the maryland state police. i drew a strong interest to the maryland state police, just how they carry themself. i would say being a maryland state

calling and i found that everybody i work with just has that drive to make criminal apprehensions, make traffic stops. the superintendent of the state police announces who the trooper of the year is for the entire state. i was definitely surprised and humbled about it. you know, i work hard but we don't do it for the award to be recognized. i do it because i feel like it's the right thing to do. >> i think that he worked long and hard for it. i think he's a real asset to the department i couldn't be prouder for him. >> thanks, buddy. [laughter] >> i asked if we could get a group shot of us because without you guys, that wouldn't have happened for me. >> he eats lunch with the same shift partners every day. it's always a a good thing for those guys to know each other, joke around in the back lot. they have to be able to laugh with each other but they also have to at the same time know when something is wrong with each other. >> my dockets get pretty long. today i had eight on the docket this morning. and th

about six. and they range from anywhere from traffic offenses to criminal matters. >> sir here's all your information back to you okay. >> okay. >> just a warning no, fine, no points. you're free to go. have a safe day. >> yes, sir. >> some citizens think we're just out there to get them or we have a quota that we need to stop cars and write tickets. that's not the case. we're out there enforcing maryland transportation article, the traffic of pheoffensesits a tough job but s rewarding. >> only been doing it two years, too. >> yeah. you heard him there at the end. the guy he had pulled over. gave him no fine. >> okay. >> so, maybe he -- there is -- you know, he doesn't always give out a ticket. [laughter] >> all right, coming up we are learning more details about an armored truck robbery in the district. >> new images tonight of the suspects coming up next. >> man is arrested after allegedly asking

tobe marry him. >> reporter: 420 came and went on april 20th with little fanfare outside the white house. we'll give you an update on that and what happened behind the gates with president trump after the break. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 5:00. >> ♪ >> here's a look at more of our top stories now. new images tonight of the suspect who robbed the driver of an armored truck. this happened yesterday morning along fifth street northwest. police say two men with assault rifles demanded a bag the driver was carrying and took off in a car driven by a third suspect. problem is for the crooks at least the bag they stole was

>> d.c. police need help identifying a person of interest in an attempted bank robbery. this one happened yesterday afternoon at a capitol one bank in the 3500 block of connecticut avenue in northwest. police say the suspect passed the note to the teller demanding the cash. when the teller refused that suspect took off. >> to reston virginia where investigators say a treadmill sparked a major house fire. the flames broke out yesterday morning at a home along margin driver. the fire caused nearly a quarter million dollars in damage. >> capitol police arrested seven marijuana advocates in honor of the unofficial marijuana holiday 4/20. d.c. based pro-pot group was giving away a thousand free joints to congressmen and staffers on monday the activists plan to smoke marijuana on federal grounds which is illegal. now, the debate over recreational marijuana still a very hot topic on capitol hill. many think it's time to control and tax marijuana in the same way alcohol is regulated. joining us

how are you. >> i'm doing great. >> give me a sense here about the business angle of this because year by year we talk about 4/20 in almost a comical sense but your company says this is business here. >> absolutely. one of the things that i think it still needs to be demystified. this is a.m. multibillion dollars industry. 6.7 billion as of last year. by 2025 we'll be looking at over 24 billion in revenue. there are 30 states that have legalized some sort of cannabis today which means 69 million people in the united states have some kind of access to the medicine and the plants so it's a big deal. >> and so we have the medicinal edge which seemed to be t the first frontiers tackled. it's hard to lose track because they're voting for this at

why do you think the tides have changed? i think a couple years ago there were a couple people staunchly against the idea of legalizing recreational marijuana. >> new frontier data, collect information in a rigorous manner so we can provide unbiased facts. we put out a survey and nine in 10 americans are pro-legalization of medical cannabis and six in 10 are pro-the legalization and regulation of medical cannabis so popular -- the popular perception has indeed taken a massive shift in the united states and arguably worldwide. >> you have an attorney general, we have an attorney general in this country now who said this is a law he's go together fight tooth and nail a lot of these states that have legalized marijuana in some way shape or form more on the recreational side than anything else so how does that change the approach of how you do your job. >> so, it's interesting. as an information provider we're very well positioned and i'm very encouraged by the fact that we have

the hill and they are now collecting information. they are trying to understand what is the tax revenue, you know, how does medical marijuana and the opioid issue sort of like interaffect i think that we're now at a time of information gathering and sort of a better understanding watch exactly does it mean from a social and economic impact in the united states. >> and when you talk about jobs, how many jobs have you estimated that legalization has created? >> so, by 2020, we estimate that just based on the 30 states that have legalized today and actually west virginia just legalized less than 24 hours ago. >> medicinal. >> medicinal. >> i didn't know that. so, based on the states that are legal today, we're going to see over 300,000 jobs created from this industry. mind you, if there was any type of tax reform, then that could create an additional 115,000 jobs. that's almost half a billion jobs created by one industry. >> there are people out there that will say no matter what the facts say no matter the

there are people that say, look, we're talking about they claim it to be a gateway drug, they claim it to be a negative impact on younger americans. i mean, what's the -- what's your reaction to things like that? >> so, the facts don't lie. as i said new frontier data we only stick to the facts and when we looked, we did a study based on the impact on healthcare cost and the abuse of opioids. there was an 11 percent drop. there's more information to be gathered. and so we need to take sort of -- we need top look at this issue in a very delicate way. >> thank you very much for coming in tonight. >> pleasure jim. >> in the meantime sarah we'll send it back to you. >> well, the president hosted the prime minister of italy inside the white house today. a pro-marijuana protest was also under way outside the white house p-2 very different events of course. fox5's political reporter ronica cleary is live at the white h

ronica. >> reporter: hey, sarah. well, just about month out from the g-7 summit president trump hosted the prime minister of italy at the white house today. now, when he opened his remarks, he stressed something that we have heard the president speak about before. the importance of nations participating in nato spending that 2 percent of gdp on defense. right now italy just spends just over 1 percent. when it opened for questions a variety of topics were covered. take a listen to some highlights from the president's remarks. >> as far as iran is concerned, i think they are doing a tremendous disservice to an agreement that was signed. it was a terrible agreement. it shouldn't have been signed. it shouldn't have been negotiated the way it was negotiated. i'm all for agreements but that was a bad one. as bad as i've ever seen negotiated. they are not living up to the spirit of the agreement. yes, a strong europe is very,

president of the united states and it's also in my opinion, in my very strong opinion, important for the united states. we want to see it. we will help it be strong and it's very much to everybody's advantage and i look very much forward to meeting the pope. >> reporter: well, outside the white house at about the same time you're looking at some footage of a very small protest that happened right around 4:20 p.m., legalize pot, two men distressed up in pot suits dime promote the idea that they're saying marijuana should be legalized. in all seriousness there is a very real conversation going on in the country right now, will president trump come down hard on those states that have chosen to legalize marijuana whether it is recreational or medicinal? we took to the streets of the district to hear your thoughts on whether or not you think it

happen or whether or not you think it's a good idea. take a listen. >> we definitely need to think about what our citizens want and our citizens want legal marijuana. >> it's a right. if you want to behave like an idiot i mean, you know, within reason. >> seems kind of sill to have it criminalized as if somebody is really hurting somebody else when it's really basically like alcohol. >> i'm from from washington sta. i hate it. the smell of weed everywhere. it's disgusting. >> we have nothing but scum bags and homeless coming all over the country there cause they can smoke pot legally. i tip my hat to colorado. at least they're making money on the taxes. >> reporter: a wide variety of opinions on this topic. way in, sound off. you know where to find me on facebook and twitter. do you think it should be legal and do you think that president trump will that crackdown? as you know, recreational marijuana is legal here in the district. reporting live at the white house, ronica cleary, fox5

local news. >> scary moments for former first daughter malia obama. secret service agents detained brooklyn man for that stalking and harassing her. authorities say jared cardoza showed up top malia's internships twice begging to marry her. he also repeatedly tried to get into the white house in the past. the man was taken to the hospital for a mentalental been filed. malia is expected to start classes at harvard in the fall. >> meantime public access to a sidewalk in front of the white house has been closed off for good. the sidewalk along the south fence had already been closed overnight from 11:00 until 6:00 in the morning. but now as part of a review of security measures throughout the white house, the secret service will shut down sidewalk access indefinitely but claim the planned restrictions will in no way obstruct the public's ability to view or take pictures of the white house. speaking of the world champion super bowl champion new england patriots was there yesterday visiting presidentng t >> only 34 players attended.

sparking a twitter war. the new york times posted these photos comparing the patriots turnout for president barack obama back in 2015 to the turnout yesterday for president trump which shows about half the number of people posing on the white house stairs. >> now the patriots fired back today tweeting these photos lack context. in 2015 over 40 football staff were on the stairs in 2017 they were seated on the south lawn. >> the president also weighed in. he tweeted failing new york times which has been calling me wrong for two years just got caught in a big lie concerning new england patriots. visit to the white house. >> i was there two years ago on the south lawn for the patriots ceremony and it was striking to see the difference at first but when you talk about where the staffers had been moved. >> it makes sense. >> it does make sense. it's all about perspective. exactly. >> uh-huh. >> all right. >> coming up an incredible rescue caught on cell phone video. >> somebody is in there. somebody is in there. >> a baby trapped in this fire and his father takingom

extreme measures to save the child's life. we'll have that coming up but first, hey, sue. >> hey there, jim, sarah. everybody is enjoying this warm day. we're keeping an eye on radar. that severe thunderstorm warning that we had for rockingham and shenandoah that has been allowed to expire. no warnings at this time but you can see we still track a few showers mainly south of interstate 66 but there are a few and that just wanted to go away there. there you go. you can see them here. there are a few towards the front royal area moving to the east at about 10 miles an hour. they may have some briefly gusty winds and a little bit of lightning and the also some rain. so, we're not quite off the hook until about 8 o'clock or 9 o'clock and we'll have another look at your forecast. we've got to talk about the weekend, too, if you have plans outside you'll want to hear this forecast. it's coming your way in just a few minutes. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪

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>> ♪ >> an amazing rescue caught on camera in atlanta. >> a firefighter made a life saving catch after a baby was thrown from that are a burning building. thick smoke can be seen coming from that apartment building. a father was inside one of the units holding his baby trying to escape the flames. cell phone video captured the firefighter reaching out his arms signaling for the father to toss down the child. >> he came up and he caught it like a football. he caught the baby like a football pass. and i say whoa, i say look at there. that was a remarkable sight, you know, just to see something like that. >> firefighter has been on the job for 10 years and credits his great training for the rescue. >> that's incredible stuff. >> imagine so. you got to do what you got to do in that situation. >> exactly. >> yeah. >> and then you can kind of laugh about it afterwards and just impressed with the athletics of the whole thing. >> yeah. >> wow. >> thank goodness he caught the baby. so happy. >> yes, we wouldn't be showing that story otherwise. >> no, no. >> that's right. >> we love those happy endings. >> yeah. >> not a bad day today. >> no. gorgeous o t

showers and storms though some of which are healthy looking, they're not severe but they're stronger than perhaps we'd like to see with so many people outside but hey, just be aware of it. most of the activity is south of interstate 66 and it's moving east. so i'm not sure how much we're going to see here in the district or points north but our short term guidance wants to suggest that between now and about 8~or 9 o'clock we could still have to deal with a shower or a thunderstorm popping up as a little weak impulse is crossing our area but how about these temperaturesly? 82 degrees again today, dulles 82, bwi 79 degrees. well above average and well above where we were yesterday. let's get a check of temperatures now and then we will that get you up to date on radar. we've dropped down 1 degree to my 81 but we saw a lot of places down here where these storms are firing up like culpeper and fredericksburg starting to get into the mid 80's today, so there's a little bit of fuel around for those storms. frederick you're 82 degrees. notable exceptions, those areas especially on the western side of the bay staying a little cooler like annapolis

but again, the temperature change in the last 24 hours is quite dramatic. 19 degrees warmer in d.c., 24 degrees warmer in manassas, so if your head is spinning maybe it has a little bit of something to do with that as well as that high tree pollen count. so here is d.c. and you can see not much around our area but down to the south, this is where more of the heat was and a little bit more of the energy supplying these storms. so, ruckersville charlottesville area they're seeing lightning. nothing is necessarily severe now. we did have one warned storm for the possibility of strong gusts to 60's, maybe some hail but these are still capable of dropping some good rain, lightning, maybe some small hail and a gust at 30 or 40 miles an hour as they move from west to east rather slowly, so some of the communities that may be in the path of this including the culpeper area it looks like that's coming in on you right now. a few of the other cities that may be in the path of this storm that is moving to the east include culpeper, stevensville, remmington, silver hill

and that's between now and about 6:20 if it holds together. they're pulsing up quite a bit. farther north we're not finding as much activity. we have a weakening shower around front royal, middletown seeing powers and showers and storms this passed east of winchester. towards garrett county we have a little bit more as well and a stronger storm up towards chambers burg. this is going to pass through in the next two to three hours and then we'll settle down overnight. so, a check of your futurecast to give you an idea of where our models are plotting this right now and they do want to bring the whole line across 95 around 7 o'clock this evening. keeps on moving away although maybe a little bit of energy as seen by our futurecast up towards northeastern maryland. overnight skies should clear out a little bit, maybe a hit or miss shower tomorrow morning. we had some this morning from a cluster of showers and storms that moved out of pennsylvania and then tomorrow i think a lot like today with scattered showers and storms in the afternoon, not a

back in the 80's tomorrow. i wanted to show you this jet stream. while we get one more warm day cooler air is going to be pooling in the midwest and that is going to bring some rain in our direction. so, quick headlines and then we'll get you to that seven-day forecast. the 80's are back for tomorrow. cold front will equal a few storms getting closer tomorrow afternoon so very much like today as mentioned. we're heading to the 60's if not upper 50's this weekend and we're watching a weekend storm track that could bring rain in here saturday night through the first part of the day sunday. if anything has changed it looks like the timing is speeding up a little bit so watch for saturday showers to develop in the afternoon to rain overnight. maybe begin to taper off sunday afternoon and evening and then slowly we dry out and warm up next week. that's your seven-day forecast. jim and sarah, back to you. >> ♪ >> let's get you to some break, news right now happening in the district. this is from d.c. fire and ems tweeting out photos of a garage collapse that happened at the reagan building. happened within just about the

a portion of the ceiling collapsed. damaged a car. the good news is that seems to be the extent of the damage but no word on what caused that ceiling to collapse. >> ♪ well, tonight the nfl off season ramping up with the release of the 2017 schedule. we'll talk about that coming up and also includes a first for redskins fans. >> what a night for d.c. sports fans. reason to celebrate on three different fronts. brody logan is up next with sports. >> in you shall flush

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saints seahawks and chargers. we just don't know when those games are. for the second year in a row the redskins will be playing on thanksgiving day. they're hosting a turkey day tussle. think about your usual skins tailgate. now multiply that by your normal thanksgiving day spread. yeah, they're going to be a lot of full bells in landover. other dates include starting the season at home against the eagles and finishing new year's eve in new york. redskins will be lucky to provide d.c. sports fans with a night like they had last night. area teams hit the rare d.c. sports trifecta. wizards caps and nationals won on the same day for the second time ever. after going down two-one to the maple levers fans were jumping off the caps bandwagon. now tied two-two. it's all aboard. wizards went up two nothing over the hawks thanks to a 67-point performance from their star back court of john wall and bradley beal p not to be outdone on the ducis wild night the nats hit two grand slams foy

who had two homers himself. for the numerologists out there, whiz won game two, to go up two-nothing. caps tied their series two-two in game four and the nats won thanks to two grand slams each worth four runs. whew. eerie. kind of. all right, and this is the best sports video of the day. and some quick work by a youngster. you see albert gator of the florida gators saves this kid from a errant foul ball and then yes he springs up and performs cpr to resuscitate the gator. look again as he blocks the kid from getting hit and then the kid obviously paying attention in cpr class springs up and saves the chrome reptile. later albert posted this pic on twitter with a band-aid on his nose or snout i'm not sure what they're say, with the sign saying i'm glad they're called soft balls.

t >> the kid was great. >> he jumped right into action. if i want to be saved i need him right there. >> i don't know how young they teach cpr but he knows about it. >> future athletic training major there will some inn some way shape or. >> but physicals blocked the kid from getting a souvenir. >> sure. >> he saved the gator's life. >> thanks. we'll show you how the creative metro is repurposing some of their old trains when we come back. i'm just trying to move pit along here.

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>> so we've been reporting metro is updating its fleet of rail cars. what's going to happen to those old ones a local developer has acquired one of the old 4000 series rail cars to turn night an outdoor retail area at grosvenor station. >> he's cutting it into slices. they're repurposing other parts like benches to turn the seating into a future plaza at the station. >> good to see they're using

used to dump the cars into the river to create a reef like an artificial reef. they do that in some places but i like that. >> one guy wanted to build homes for the homeless. >> i heard that, too. >> yeah. >> think big. >> yes. >> thanks for peeing with us at 5:00. >> fox5 local news at 6:00 starts right now. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 6:00ly. >> right now at 6:00 one police officer is dead, another is hurt. a gunman opened fire in a bustling shopping district in paris. plus -- >> ♪ a transit police officer and a passenger went head to head. but whom crossed the line? you decide. and. >> ♪ a joint session of congress? >> activists were handing out free marijuana on 4/20 but the event didn't go as smoothly as planned. i'll tell you why seven people were arrested. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now.

>> panic in paris after a gunman opened fire in the heart of the shopping district. it's good to have you with us tonight at 6:00 i'm shawn yancy. >> and i'm tony perkins. here is what we know right now. one police officer is dead, another is injured. the gunman was shot and killed by police. scores of people and tourists fled the scene when the gunman opened fire. french police are still trying to connect all the dotts but during a joint press conference with the italian prime minister president donald trump said the attack in paris looks like another terrorist attack. >> our condolences from our country to the people of france again it's happening it seems. i just saw it as i was walking in so that's a terrible thing and it's a very, very terrible thing that's going on in the world today but it looks like another terrorist attack and what can you say? just never ends. we have to be strong and we have to be vigilant. >> the incident comes three days before a vote in france's tense presidential