>> this is fox5 local news at ten. right now at ten he's a teacher, a coach and now facing disturbing charges. how investigators \track\tracted him down. kids trapped in a townhouse on fire. you were there before the firefighters? a. yeah, there before. tonight we're hearing from one of the quick thinking neighbors who helped rescue them. also ahead a dramatic arrest, off

handcuffed a man while he was holing his daughter in his arms plus, lollipops filled with illegal drugs and check this out, a flying car out for a test run, your news starts right now but we begin with the fast& moving storms that tore through the area tonight. this is a live look at a tree that came tumbling down tonight in silver springs. this is on linden lane, fortunately no one was hurt. also breaking tonight, the storms damaged a maryland highrise apartment building. it's on metro road in adele t phi. crews discovered cracks. the 20 investor building has been he vac wailed. we have a crew headed to the scene. we will bring it to you you live as soon as they arrive. let's first get to sue palka on tonight's wild weather. i was out when the weather came through montgomery county. it came through reallyas

dramatic clouds like you see in the picture over to my left. the wall clouds, the corkscrew bottom as they got dramatically lower. as the storms approached the beltway they found some energy and they went severe. were warned for the district, prince george's county and montgomery county. this his the thing that scarce me the most about our strong storms that come through, falling tree, fallen limbs. fortunately no one was hurt with this one. we did get a report of a gust of 57 miles per hour in beltsville area. so that is also very significant and it is strong enough with these trees now fully leaved out that they're going to be coming on down. this damage in silver springs. so many of you sent fantastic pictures in tonight. this is the wall cloud, always a sign of a strengthening and severe potential storm moving through your area. i want to show you where the storms are tonight now. by the way there is that report of the thunderstorm wind damage again. that came in at eight:06 in

near the intersection of linden lane and warren street. it was blocking linden lane. the good news that i a have to report to you is that most of the storms have now crossed to the other side of the bay. they're still getting a lot of lightning up across parts of northern maryland april we see a few lingering showers here and there, but as we put this in motion you can see that they moved directly west to east and then got real strong right after they crossed the bell way. now, listen we're also continuing to watch up through pennsylvania because there's another batch up there. you can see that north of pittsburgh, is a lit of that going to hold today together? we saw that happen last night and maybe bring a few more showers through. i'm going to take you through with the futurecast. around two in the morning we could still pop one or two more showers. maybe some areas of fog as well. but because we are going right back up into the low 80s tomorrow we could see a few

thunderstorms bubbling up tomorrow afternoon especially because a frontal boundary will be crossing the area later in the day. heads up for that. we'll have the timing and did you know we're still expecting a lot of rain this weekend and much cooler temperatures. we'll be detailing that coming up a little bit later as well. shawn. thank you, sue. a prince george's county county substitute teacher who also served as a youth coach is facing child pornography charges. investigatorses say they found images and video on his electronic devices. marina maracco has the latest tonight from capital heights. >>reporter: this is 34 year old christopher spates. he's a long time substitute teacher here at brad bring heights elementary school and a local youth basketball coach for south county sports academy. he was arrested here this morning at this capital heights home where he lives with his mother. this evening no one answered the door. but inside investigators say they ceased

and computer linked to a drop box account police say was the catalyst of a five-month long investigation. on the digital cloud, the maryland state police computer crimes unit says they found numerous child pornography videos. the description of the videoses too graphic to share, but investigators believe the children in those videos were as young as seven years old. prince george's county public schools are currently on spring break. but tonight we've received this statement from the district. it reads, quote, pgpgs is aware that substitute teacher christopher spates has been arrested. we will cooperate fully with law enforcement in its vague. due to the nature of the claims krits toafer spates will no longer serve the school district. any beaver of behavior that brings harm to a child will not be tolerated in any way by pgpps over the past year we have increased changes to ensure student safety and a safe environment for all

students. the islamic state claimed responsibility for a deadly shooting in paris today. a gunman opened fire in the middle of a busy district. he killed a police officer and seriously wounded two others. police shot the gunman. tonight they're trying to figure out if he acted alone or had help. they gave him an alien whys that implied he was belgium or once lived in belgium. >> two manassas men are being hailed heros after rescuing two boys from a burning home. it happened yesterday at this townhouse on brnt brent on woods drive. fox5's lauren demarco spoke with one of the men tonight and joins us live now with the story. lauren. >>reporter: the family who lives in this home was renting out the basement. there were several people inside at the time. they were able to get out okay when this fire broke out, but there were two boys essentially home alone in the other part of the house. they were trapped on the second floor and neighbors

what was happening. i just saw- smoke. sa team a torres and other neighbors shocked to see smoke pouring from a townhouse on brent on wood drive. her father was just returning home from work. he showed us photos present the scene and says when he ran up there were two young boys trying to get out of a second story wind over? a. i saw three people. they jumped over here. i said you can't jump you broke your leg. torres works for a tree trimming company and ran to grab the 20-foot ladder that he stores in his background. you were there before the firefighters. >> before. you think too much it's too late. you want to do it quas, quicker. he and another neighbor were able to use the ladder to hept kids to safety. but then another tense moment when one boy ran inside the front door to free his dog. >> i go inside to take care of my dog. >> fortunately he made it back

the family had another dog which did not survive. they say torres and the other men who helped were the heros. they made the choice to put their lives on the line as well to essentially give a helping out out to a neighbor. >> do you feel like a hero? a. he didn't know it at the time, but one of the boys torres helped goes to school with his daughter. >> i feel proud of him that he helped them. he didn't hesitate. again, the home right now board up. the family who lives here being assisted by the red cross with a place to stay while it's fixed, repaired. whether or not they can move in will remain to be seen. the cause of the fire still under investigation. meantime the city of manassas tells us they do plan to recognize torres and the other man who helped. live in manassas, lauren demarco, fox5 a local news. >> new at ten, clean up efforts are underway at the reagan building after a portion of

garage ceiling collapsed. these are photos tweeted by d.c. fire and ems. the incident happened around five a p.m., one car was damaged, but fortunately no one was hurt. there's no word yet on what caused that celling to fall down. the head of metro has a brand new plan to save the troubled transit agency but it has a huge price check. paul wiedefeld wants local governments a dedicated funding source to donate $5,000 a year for capital projects. he wants to outsource some of the projects that the union currently handles. whether it field says delays in his plans will delay the progs they made with the safetrack repairs. it's just recognition 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, are the slide we've been on, that will get steeper and

also wants to make sure congress will continue give $150 million it already contributes like new railcars. >> a daring armored truck robbery in the district but there's a twies to this case. also ahead, they look like innocent pieces of candy, but thairts found drugs inside. find out why they let the man who had them walk free. we'll be right back.

>> we're back now with the news of a drug bust at dulles international airport. us customs agents ceased more than one pound of heroin on friday from a man arriving on a flight from el salvador. officials say the heroin was concealed inside of lollipops. the man carrying the drugs requested entry to us as a courier on business. after questioning the man authorities determined he was an unaware ak \police\police so he was not criminally charged. new images tonight of the suspectses in that a.m.ored drug robbery in the district. this happened yesterday morning along fifth street northwest. two men with assaultif

the driver was carrying and took off in a car driven by a third suspect the catch is police say the bag the crooks stole was actually empty. if you recognize these men, call police. that's a metro transit police officer trying to handcuff a man while he was holding his daughter in his articles. investigators say that man leo bore objection to the form refused to pay his fair. he told us the station manager knew him and i a loud him to pass through the gait and he never threatened the officer he told me to go up there. i said i'm already going upstairs there's no point of me going upstairs if you grab me. how a.m. i going to go up the steps she said i can go through the gait, but you never once asked her. she even came between us. bore a.m. is now charged with unlawful entry, fair evasion. metro says the case will be reviewed to make sure procedures

>> new knit an increase in ms13 gang activity was among the community's top concern hosted by the chief prince william reports. >>reporter: the conversation with the chief and the community happened right here at old bridge elementary school in lake ridge. the second question in was about the m13 gang and the growing problem taking place here in prince william county. the chief said that it all starts with education, awareness and enforcement and help from the community. i understand they're getting bigger in the county. lake ridge resident lan a toby's question about ms13 gang activity came less than five minutes after they opened the floor toes request. i'm just concerned. no doubt in my mind that the police are trying their best to, you know, contain them and keep

the best we can to make sure we're putting the rit resources through enforcement but you also have to education. you have to have information going to all the stakeholders and you do everything you can within your power to come up with strategies to make a difference. >> a very brutal gang that originated in el salvador with strong roots in los angeles has developed a strong presence fl northern virginia in recent years, including in prince william county. we need to work with our partners, both at the local law enforcement level and the federal level and we do that here in northern virginia. police say they've seen gang and ms13 activity in the county within the last year. it is a concern and the gang unit is working in cooperation with northern virginia task force to address it when it occurs. it takes the community to make this effort successful. the crowd inside old bridge elementary school was a melting pot of concerned residents connect

their desire to keep the community safe. family involvement with the juveniles and going into the schools and i think that that's the right track, but i just don't know. i don't know what leads to all the problems. other topics in tonight's chat with the chief include adding more staff, also the police department stance on immigration enforcement. they say they could not conduct razor and also adding a new police station in the central part of the county. that's coming in november. teisha lewis, fox5 local news. >> we've been reporting that metro is updating its fleet, but what's going to happen to their old trains? well a local developer has acquired one of the old 4,000 series railcars to turn it into an outdoor retail area at the grove inner strathmore station. a metal worker is cutting the old railcar into slices and each slice will serve as the housing for an outdoor

also repurposing other parts like the benches to turn into seating at a future plaza at the station. very interesting. >> that is very cool. >> still to come, some local teenagers took a brave stance and tackled a tough topic in front of a crowd tonight. first, a firefighter makes an incredible catch that would make an nfl wide receiver proud. and remember to start your morning with fox5, acting d.c. police chief peter newsham will talk safely in the city. kevin mccarthy will review this weekend's new movies and paul rodriquez will be live in the loft to make you laugh before you walk out the door. we'll be right back.

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catch. a baby thrown from a burning building. there's thick smoke so it's hard to say. a man inside was holding his baby, the firefighter up on the ground, held h up his arms and signaled for the man to toss the child down. >> he caught it like a football pad. i said, wow, that was a remarkable site just to see something like that. the firefighter by the way, a ten year veteran. he credited his great training for that rescue. thank you goodness he was there well, tonight students at seneca valley high school took to the stage with poetry and touching essays, their mission to combat the sigma of mental illness. show is called this is my brave we sent our photographer paul lester to check out this powerful production. this is my brave started as a creative project where we were encouraging people from the community to come forward and share their stories on stage and creative expre

illness used to be the only thing about p me but it was a stepping stone who i've become. i don't keep my meant l al illness a secret anymore. to encourage the kids to come forward it was all about, you know, getting them to realize that by sharing their stories they were going to helping so many of their peers know that they're not alone, that we all go through these types of ires and when we can open up there is help out there and to not be afraid. deer diary, today was the worst day of my life, the day that will define for me ever, but tonight the group of students organizing were doing it for their senior project and so they kind of lead the effort to recruit some of the students and then we pulled in some students from other schools. >> i found comfort from the blood from the cuts i carved into my skin. when you get a paper cut, you say ouch. you forgive yourself because it was an accident. cutting yourself on purpose, you won't forgive yo

then, it will take years. we went to nine shows last year. this year we're doing 20 shows across the country plus a show in australia. some people think my life is simple because i'm a kid or i'm not trying hard enough. don't hide your feelings they said we're here to help. it's really healing to get up on stage and share that story. it feels like a weight is lifted of off your shoulders i don't have to hide this part of me anymore. it's a piece of me, but it doesn't define me. it's ones a ect of my life that i've learned to manage. that's what's really powerful about these shows. bravo onto those imrung people for sharing some of their personal stories and coming out in front of everybody just to talk about it because it is something we need to work on as a society. you never know who you've touched by doing that. that's good. straight ahead, jim and sarah are coming up next with fox5 news at

ten:30. hi, guys, new details are pouring out right now in france following a deadly attack on police. we'll tell you what we've learned about the suspect who opened fire on a world famous shopping district. here at home some protestor pot enthusiasm isabellas arrested at the capital. wait until you see the violent tweet everybody is calling four 20 day. it is straight out of the jettisons we'll show you the flying car prototype that was unvailed today. fox5 news at 10. thirty is next.

>> this is fox5 local news at 10. thirty. welcome back, it's ten:30 i'm jim lokay and i'm sarah simmons starting off our top stories fast, strong moving storms swept through awr other bringing down trees and knocking power. people who live on an apartment building in adelphi were evacuated after heavy winds and rain pounded the building. screws discovered cracks in the bricks and

crackses on a few upper floors. fox5's marina maracco on her way there right now. we'll check in with her when she arrives. meantime let's get an update on all this willed weather we've been having with sue palka. we're blahed those storms were out of here. they got intense as they approach the beltway. threes the new damage report in adelphi. that came in at about eight:15 at the same time there was a severe thunderstorm warning in entire region. we do know that augusta 54 miles an hour was measured in the beltsville area. enough to do damage. we'll see some pictures coming out of here in just a few minutes with marina. we also know a large tree came down. we believe there were others. h this h one came down in sill sprer spring and it has been blocking one of the roadways there around linden lane and i believe warren. they'll get that cleaned up hopefully before morning. what we really want to know is this activity out of here tonight and yes, for the most part any strong

there. there is the line coming on through. we really had the one warning for the most part. which is the district, and mnt between eight and eight:45 now all the rain is heading towards the beaches. i can't be sure we will have a little shower a little later as well. a few lingering showers across anne arrundel and maybe in prince george's county. not seeing any lightning with that next batch, but this is something we'll have to much what. you may see some showers, more rain to come this weekend and another warm day tomorrow. jim, we'll have details on that coming up in just minutes. a prince george's county teacher and coach is facing child importantographer i charges. police say christopher spites has been employed as a substitute teacher and a basketball coach. authorities report finding images of video of children engaged in sexual conduct with each other and with a adults. some quick thinking neighbors cam

townhouse. lauren demarco live in manassas with this one tonight. hi, lauren. hey there, two young boys were trapped in the second story of this home when the fire broke out yesterday evening. two neighbors came to their aid. they put up ladders and were able to get the boys to safety. everyone else inside of the home was okay, but displaced. red crosses is helping them find a new place to stay. ate people involved fl we're going to talk to one of the men who helped save those boys. you will hear that coming up at 11 1 #. jim. and developing tonight, french police investigating a deadly shooting in paris. a gunman opened fire near a popular tourist destination killing a police officer and isis has claimed responsibility. authorities are trying to figure out if the gunman acted alone. fox's lauren blanchard with the latest tonight. >>reporter: a deadly police shooting in paris this evening leaving at least one officer dead. and now the terror group

isis claiming responsibility. it looks like another terrorist attack and what can you say, it just never ends. president trump finding out about today's oversees attack just before a joint press conference with the vice-president of italy a loan gunman opened fire on shoppers in a popular shopping district in paris killing one and wounding two others. moments later he was shot to death by responding officers. i think the police officer was killed on the spot. his colleagues fired back and killed the individual. the gunman who is now being flagged as an extremist was also known by the secret service. officials have provided no other details about the attacker, nor have they provided a motive. we will be absolutely vigilant, especially in regards to the electoral pros. everyone will understand in this moment that my thoughts are with the family of the police officer who was killed and toward the relatives of the wounded police officers. today's shooting comes three days befe

election and at a time when paris is already in a take it of heightened alert due to the rising number of terror incidents. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >> well, today is april 20, as you know, 420 on the calendar, but it is also recognized as an unholiday for all those who love pot and to celebrate a group called d.c. nj decided to hand out 1,000 free joints to members of congress and tafers. something that has been legal in wash fon for the last two years capital police arrested several marijuana advocates. they invoked federal law inic maaing the arrest. if you care about legalization now is the time to put measure on your congressman even going to their office and bringing marijuana and say i use this. are you going to arrest me right now. >> that's one of the reasons why we're here today is to highlight the fact that cannabis is safer than alcohol. you have to have some

they are pushing for federal legalization of recreational marijuana. on monday they plan to smoking marijuana on federal grounds to make their point. wyoming and minnesota's police department is joining in the fun with this photo of it's' tnt ticketed event marijuana operations. it's an officer with a net lurking behind which includes chips, mountain due, slide ers from white castle and a couple video games. last year the police department went viral with a similar foat on. they're having a little bit of fun with that and the reaction has been pretty positive. there you have it. obey your local laws, though. exactly. >> a d.c. man's man changed with a diagnosis. the unique way he wants his legacy to did your. the future is here. we'll show you how this h flying car prototype works in a few minutes . possibly move on healthcare and tax cuts had stocks

stocks moving several points, getting to closer to a grand old healthcare deal and a plan for tax reform. the nasdaq closed out at an all-time high. president trump is launching a probe into foreign steel prices and whether foreigners are dumping that steel cheaply here in the united states. that sparked a major rally for some companies. if you're wanting to buy a house, you'll want to look at this, mortgage rates are down, fixeded rate falling blow 4 percent. the lowest level we've seen since last november. more people have money on the mind, according to a knew survey by credit cards.com 65 percent of americans are losing sleep stressing out about number. their biggest worries, healthcare cost and saving for retirement. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.

>> we're following breaking news right now out of prince george's county county where a highrise building has been damagedded after those strong storms blew through earlier. fox5's marina maracco just got to the scene. what are you seeing so far there, marina. >>reporter: well, about 50 percent of this billing has been displaced. residents out here right now and you can see the scene here because prince george's county fire on the scene trying to assess the damage. i actually have with me a spokesperson for prince george's county fire mark brady mark, first,ly you thought this was more of a structural situation, but it seems like things are better tonight and hopefully allowing these residents to go back in. we hope so. when this storm roled through at about

pressurized some spaces and pushed out some walls not causing structural damage, but cosmetic to drywall. we had a broken window or two, some window blinds are ruffled up. some strong winds entered this building and somehow pressurized confined is enough to push out the walls. two buildings of the presidential towers off here of presidential tower. do you think they'll be a able to go back in tonight. >> we have engineers checking inside. they found everything we found that everything appears cosmetic. there's 500 apartments total and we've displaced 200 of those people from the upper floors. most of the damage with the wind traveling up that's when it pressurized and caused some walls to expand. pretty quick storm here. it seems like also things here are wrapping up for now. you

additional aid from montgomery county. talk about a lot of help, booths up on the ground. we started to get calls from residents about cracks in the walls we sent out one engine to investigate when they got here they realized this might be something more that they could deal with so they called in additional units. we sent in fire units and ems units. they are right across the street from us and we often exchange calls in this area. montgomery county was here. we had a lot of ems units in the event someone was hurt. but fortunately no one as hurt so far. same crews that were at six flags last week were here tonight. thank you so much, mark. you heard him, no injuries tonight to report here crews on the scene still trying to assess the damage to the presidential towers. we'll have an update coming up at 11:00. jim, sarah. >> thank you, marina. remember the jettisons. >> oh, yes. this sounds like something right out of. a company has release video o

seasoningful test flight of a flying car. it shows a prototype of the electric flying car taking off and landing. it apparently gets its vertical lift thanks to the 36 electric jets that are mounted on the winnings. >> just 36. >> only 36. it can carry two passengers and it is capable of hitting a max crewing speed of 186 miles per hour. not too bad. you you can get from baltimore to new york city in about an hour. >> i think most people around here will be content from getting to the district from alexandria, falls church. >> help us out in that area first. still ahead here, the redskins are going to do something they have never done before next season. we are breaking down the 2017 schedule time games, brody has it for yo& on the other side of the break.

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welcome back, d.c. has one of the top theater scenes in the company and the people on stage and off really make up a closed it in community. now they're

fight of his life. there is a site called d.c. metro theater arts and for joe markowitz it was started a few years ago. call his love letter to d.c. vibrant scene. to me theater in the area is quite out tanning. people don't know bit. all the famous people. i can't drop a name with him, but what he already has done a pod cast with him or interviewed them or knows them personally and i rarely write about a young actor and he'll say i helped that actor out when he was 12. john salt ^berg is part of the actors that keep joel's site running. a few months ago to keep that site going changed dramly when joel found out he as als, lieu gear ig's disease. in a perfect world you would be runninghi

forever. als is not a fun thing. there's very little medicine. why he's sharing his story is pretty simple. he says when his time comes he hopes that d.c. metro theater arts lives on and his friends are trying to make sure that happens. a group of writers, some 30 local writers and as i say there's more than 80 came together in a room and we're building the infrastructure to carry on, which ain't easy. i don't know how many joels there are. i think he clones himself and he works 24 hours a day it seems. some of my friends are not thrilled i'm not talking so much. my job. i'm working my ass on the site. >> coming up at

you how they're raising money, the event that they're holding in just a couple of weeks to benefit him. they're talking about how joel knows everybody. succumbs over and says how do you know him in joel is phenomenal and he has been a great greater of my actress daughter and my actor husband. he goes to every show. thank you so much joel, and we have your back on this. he's a great guy. nice job. joel markowitz i can't wait to ' the rest of it. coming up in a little bit. let's talk about what we have going on. >> a severe thunderstorm underway. it got really strong as it approached the beltway into prince george's county. we're approaching some of the damage in southern montgomery county and in prince george's county and this was the apartment building that was damaged. it's called the presidential. a very imposing structure off metro off road. i've been there myself. it is a huge complex

brady as we talked to msm on the scene it seemed to be some kind of pressure problems from very strong winds. as we do know as this came through prince george's county, there was evidence of winds that gusted between 50 and 60 miles an hour some windows popped and 20 stories, and i'm glad to know that most people will be getting back in there tonight. the storms are out of here. part of the reason the storms cooked up the heat and the humidity we had around this area. we got up to 82-degrees. bwi around 79-degrees. we haded some early morning showers and then broke for the day. lots of sunshine. there's an extra piece tomorrow we will have the days in the 80s, but notice there is cooler air. we'll start in the 80s we'll probably see a few more thunderstorms. we can't rule out a shower activity coming down from pennsylvania and a then cooler

widespread rain coming in for the weekend. that's the way it's looking. here are the weather headlines. we're back in the 80s tomorrow. low 80s. we may see another round because of the cold front that will be approaching during the day tomorrow. that slides through our area and stalls to the south. maybe some rounds that will begin on saturday. we'll watch the storm track because we're not sure how far the front will get and when the next storm. this drpped some heavy rain, too, but it was really about the gusty winds earlier in the day dl had been some reports of hail with this. i'm sure that others have had some trees come down. we rvet haven't seen any reports of them. if you can pass them along, we would appreciate it. the storms over here mostly over delaware and northern maryland we have one

two pushing out towards prince george's county. here's what we're much whatting for later tonight because we're clearing out a little bit right now and we could briefly some fog with that and then we have to see if any of this activity up towards pennsylvania holds together. last night we had the same situation. it produced rain this morning. so be ready just in case. let's look at the futurecast to see how it's handling this tonight. again it wants to kind of scoot some showers across the northern counties here in the overnight hours. maybe that can get a little more vigorous at 8:00 in the morning still seeing a few more showers here for front royal clouds around again tomorrow morning. i'd grab the umbrella because you may not need it in morning but you'll likely need in it afternoon. because of heat we'll bubble up and have a few more shower storms during the day. into saturday we start with a few showers potentially saturday morning but more

the afternoon and as we go into saturday night some of the rain could be a lot heavier and a lot mere widespread again depend oght the track of the storm that will be passing by to our south still pretty mild and still humid. 68-degrees from d.c. sixty-two for winchester. won't be a cool night that's for hur, but check out the temperature trend with the average high being 68 we're well above it tomorrow at 83. saturday then we begin the drop off to 65-degrees as our storm system is going to be approaching. sunday may only top out at around 60-degrees. again, not sure what time tops off by sunday. it could be over by noon, but if the storm track is different it could be a little bit different. here's the system that we'll be watching for the weekend, again a little different scenario because this will be much more substantial rain and that track will matter for the rain totals and the rain cut off time on sun. here's what we're going for for the weekend right now. we're going 65 on saturday with showers developing maybe as early as the

and heavier in the afternoon. rain and cooler for sunday off time to be dough sided but how much rain are we talking about as we get into the weekend, an inch, inch and a half. that would be a helpful and beneficial soaking. although i'm sure not everybody likes the timing. we're still partly cloudy on monday. we're climbing out of 60s and right back in the low 80s on thursday it looks like the most of the four days of next week will be on the dry side. >> brody what's going on in sports. this is the day like i see martin and the jerk the new schedules are here. it is nfl schedule day and yes, the redskins schedule did come out tonight. and the redskins have not been ready for prime time players since the departure of joe gibbs. >> an awful 26 mark. tonight they release 2017 and the redskins will play a t

their games in prime time, five to be exact. the only time this team is getting to be getter in prime time games is by playing. sunday, october 2:18 p.m. dave car, one of the best. the music is pumped. the following monday another game against the chiefs the skins one and eight all time against kansas city. three weeks later another monday night game at the eagles. then a rarity, back to back games on thursday night starting with the first of home game on thanksgiving. that will be a tough ticket to get hosting the giants eight:30 p.m. also mark consecutive thanksgiving games for the first time since '73, '74. the next thursday, november 30 a trip to l dallas against the cowboy, eight:25 p.m. so i wanted to know what initial thoughts on the schedule, jim in i'm just curious

thanksgiving night, imagine livering in d.c., thanksgiving night, how do you plan your dinner? >> that's true. you have to plan the nap. >> you have to do it early in the day. >> exactly. or wait and have a giant tailgate. q. that's true. >> spread the fryers in the parking lot. >> ette good the fire department >> what time is dinner. >> oh, it will be at one. it was always at my house, too. i don't get it. what is it in you can get it over with and watch the football. now the redskins are going to be playing so late we have our fan list tony perkins tanning by potentially. tony, what do you think of this redskins schedule in what are your impressions. >> i think it's a tough schedule. i don't like all the prime time games because we don't play well, but you make a good point, if we want to play well we got to play. >> they win five prime time games they end up 11 and 21. >> that's

>> he's counting it out. >> i don't know what he's counting. you know what, tony is planning to be at that game, so his turkey day dinner better be at 11 a.m. >> we have to allow time to get in and out. >> there are going to be so many fans falling asleep. >> the thanksgiving dinner at boston market. >> do whatever you have to do, just get to the game. there are going to be so many exciting people. >> that's a normal game. >> yes, indeed. >> all right, you. >> thank you, guys, coming up next tonight at 11 1 #, part two of jim's with a local man living with als. how the d.c. theater community plans to honor one of its biggest fans. have you tried starbucks new uni corn frap chen oh. >> one bar is that says no, i'm notten yoiing it. wait l until you hear what more he has to say. all that and more coming up in just five minutes on fox5 lo

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>> this is fox5 local news at 11. and we start the 11 1 # with breaking news out of prince george's county, thank you for onioning us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. fast moving storms swept across the region tonight and they caused some serious damage to a highrise apartment building in adelphi. >> fox5's marina maracco is live on the scene with the very latest. marina, what can you tell us in. >>reporter: residents now speaking with management here because it seems like they're about to be let back into the building. the first call came in at roughly eight:30 at the height of the tomorrow as it was passing through this part of prince george's county. windows hattering, people believing that the walls were starting to you can about l. in fact, it turns out that the drywalls were cracking. prince george's county firefighters went in there they've got engineers now assessing the damage. and it seems like as far as