>> rights now at 10:00 it's been a dreary, soggy saturday. will the sun make aexperience for the rest of your weekend. >> plus it was a sign of a brutal murder. now multi-million dollar home where the family was killed is being torn down. >> demonstrators march in support of science in the nation's capitol

round the world. and the news at 10 starts now. >> good evening, everyone, thanks for being us with tonight. let's start the night off with the forecast. >> i'm matt ackland. >> i'm lauren demarco. >> and it has been chilly, dreary and rainy. all the wet weather comes on top of yesterday's storms. look at the damage left behind in colonial beach, virginia. here you see a large tree, branches toppled over and fire truck ran off the road trying to get to standing water. the town impose aid curfew due to storm damage that started at 10 . no one is allowed to walk or ride south of boundy avenue for the morning. >> fortunately today's rain didn't come with wind and hail as well. here's a live look outside on your saturday night. tucker barnes is in for gwen tonight. hey, tucker, how long is this dreary weather going to stick around. >> guys the bottom line is days and days. as far as train

tomorrow than today. overall pattern is wet. that gives you a chilly ni nights. >> no measurable rain at the moment. and drizzle in a couple spots and lots of clouds overnight. and when we get into it tomorrow the bulk of rain will go south and if you look for dry hours you should number good shape tomorrow. as will be just mostly cloudy. cool tomorrow, daytime highs only 60. here's a quick look at overnight numbers. 48 expecting overnight low with showers expected to continue kind of off and on through the morning and break tomorrow. more rain for monday and tuesday. could we have first 90 degree of 2017. i may or may not have the

>> we say bring it. >> right. >> all right. we want to move on to the march for science a lot of people out there today. >> in fact lindsay watts has more on that following the story of all that happened on the national mall today. hi, lindsay. >> matt, lauren, we have been hearing about this march it seems for a long time now. and it was organized after the women's march back in january the day finally arrived and clearly the weather did not cooperate. people still showed up in support of science. a day of scientists and their supporters and demonstrators diplayed knowledge and sense of humor. >> and self described in other words ruled the day. what

the science guy. >> and the significance of science for our health and prosperity. but, our numbers here today show the world that science is for all. our lawmakers must know and accept that signs serves every one of us. >> marches were held across the u.s. and globe. many want to be right here in the nation's capitol. >> we came from audobon under arrest columbus, ohio came primarily as science students coming to participate in the march. >> organizers say this is effort to defend evi evidence-based research and facts especially in this political climate of particular concern trump administration skepticism on climate change and proposed cuts to the national institutes of health and environmental protection agency. >> does the epa protects us and our e and that's important. >> march

and while the science community has traditionally stayed out of politics some feel the time to speak up is now. >> fact we don't have polio and small pox is all because of science and not something to believe in it's something that is real and we need a better job of communicating that to people that may not understand. it we're getting too far from really speaking to each other across the aisle and country. >> a few hours ago president trump tweeted this. he says i'm committed to keeping our air and water clean and always remember that economic growth enhances environmental protection. jobs matter. and he also issued a statement earlier today that said in part, rigorous science is critical to my admini administration's efforts to achieve the twin goals of growth and environmental protection. according to white house press pool report the president saw some of the demonstrators today. matt. >>

happened across the country and ina round the world on this earth day. and new york city, many ma marched past trump tower and other sections of manhattan. some carried signs saying comply matt change is real and other's protested the approach to science. chicago thousands gathered at grant park for march there. organizer wanted to should support. and they wanted to support science and facts and evidence-based science. >> police arrested a man and charged him in seven different sex offense cases ranging from up skirting to sexual assault. the attacks began last month and continued for several weeks.

happened in northeast and two attacks occurred along benning road and police say they arelingtsed donelle jamison thursday morning and he faces multiple charges including first degree sex abuse and assault and armed robbery. >> and the multi-million dollar d.c. home where a family was killed sake torn down. savas and amy savaplos and their son and housekeeper were murdered. there demolition crews were on wood land drive norm west today it's been two years sing the killings, they arrested darren wint in the case he held the family captive while he waited for ran some of $40,000 cash. the victim were then beaten and stabbed to death and their bodies found after the house was set on fire. his trial is set to begin in september. >> scary moments in at loudoun county for the pilot of an experimental airplane. the pilot took off from l leesburg executive airport this morning and headed to

into some bad weather and decided to turn around. the aircraft he was flying had engine trouble so he landed plane in a field not far from the airport. fortunately he was not hurt. the faa is now investigating this crash. >> also, in loudoun country a sixth grade english teacher is facing charges for allegedly drinking on the job. police say megan devo showed up friday to sterling middle school drunk and had open container of alcohol with her. they noticed she seemed intoxicated and called police. she has since been released from loudoun county detention center and the 29-year-old drove herself to work and she was also charged with dui. >> well i think it's a shame that she thinks that it's okay to get in the car and go interact with children she's supposed to be setting example for the children. i'm glad she was arrested and in jail. >> i feel sad for the school and kids and sad for the whole county's representat

it's all kind of sad. you don't know what is going on in a personal life to make her do it. >> it's not clear whether she interactsed with students but they were alerted before chances began. >> up next another airline incident has people outraged. >> and it was caught on camera. take a look. >> you stay out of this. >> come on. >> that's just part of what happened on board. passengers say that man got involved after a flight attendant violently grabbed a stroller from a mother almost hitting a child. what american airlines is saying about the incident tonight. >> plus getting an upgrade transformation for one of d.c. fire houses that dates back to world war ii era. >>

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>> more trouble in the skies. tonight we're learning a flight attendant with american airlines is grounded from job after he got into a confrontation with mother who had a baby stroller with her. >> this video of the confrontation was caught on camera and shared on social media and tonight the airline is investigating the incident. >> we get the latest from f fox's allison barber. >> this video received a fast response from american airlines. and even faster one on social media. and passengers on a flight from san francisco to dallas are accusing a flight attendant of actually hitting a mother with her own child's stroller. one passenger took out their phone and then posted a video to facebook. the video allegedly shows what happened after the incident. and you can clearly see a woman holding a baby and crying. the person who posted this described it by saying that a flight attendant violently took a stroller from a lady with a baby hitting area and just missing

the woman you see crying is not the only one upset in the video and at least one other passenger gets up. first to ask for the flight attendant's name and then to confront him. and here's how that whole thing went down. the passenger says "hey, bud, you do that to me and i'll knock you flat. the flight attend aunt says, you stay out of this hit me come on, bring it on and the passenger says, you try that, i'll knock you out bro' and the flight attendant says you rat sxlitive you don't know what the story and is the passenger says i don't care what the story is you almost hurt a baby. american airlines says they are investigating what happened on this flight. and in a statement they said "we are dispointed by these actions. the american team member has been removed from duty while we immediately investigate this incident" the woman in the latest video decided to take a different flight according to american air liens and they say she was flying internationally. american also said they are upgrading the woman and her

duration of their trip. in washington, i'm ellison barber fox news. >> sounds like airlines are working quickly after these things to investigate to see exactly what happened. >> these people really you need to act on the up and up. why are people treating each other this way. got to remember everybody has a cellphone these days. you behave in a way inappropriate it likely gets out there. especially if you work for something visible like an airline, something like that, yeah. >> now to the district where the fire department is celebrating a new beginning today. engine company fourteen has undergone a major makeover. the fire house on north capitol street northeast was built in 1944. and the city spent six million dollars to help renovate and modernize the building and d.c. mayor muriel bowser and fire chief goingry dean and other leaders were on happened this morning for the official ribbon cutting. >> as we walked through here and by the way is station is on to everybody. we want you

and see everybody and what everybody does and they got a great exercise room we can maintain fitness and keep these men and women ready to go. >> along with the exercise room some changes to engine company 14 include bathrooms and changing spaces for help and women and new sleeping quarters and new twitchen. lockers and other amenities. >> looks nice that's fire house down the street from me. >> i'm tore eye live look outside on this saturday evening. boy, it has not been too nice. has. it gloomy, dreary, all day long. a good day just to hang out inside. and tucker barnes once again in for gwen tonight. and tucker, when is this rain rendereding any time soon, maybe, we can salvage the weekend. >> tomorrow will be better hey matt the fire house is ten times nicer than the house. i've been watching it being built it's beautiful. >> amazing. >> here we go radar is showing, look, we haven't seep a lot of that today quiet conditions and i think that the rain showers and threat of rain showers will fall apart later tonight and tomorrow it will not be a great looking da

hold off on the rain and cloudy tomorrow. there cue see we're drying out a little bit. rain to the south. and as we get into the daytime hours tomorrow i think the rain will stay south for the day. before it returns late tomorrow night and during the day on monday and tuesday. >> a lot of hand lotions h here. >> 53 washington. it will be cool overnight. back in the 40s most of us and again a few left year showers if you're here. 48 overnight low. clouds and showers. and cool for this timing of year. winld ouvrt north 5 to 10. coming up the 7 day and yeah we got the 7 day. i'll show you more maps that look like this coming up guys, back to you. >> tucker, thanks so much. see new a bit. >> in montgomery county elementary school got a big boost for read-a-thon fundraiser comedian jimmy fallon helped double donations. >> on his show fallon plays a game with guests called egg roulette and principles and other people at fields road elementary agreed to participate in egg roulette for

fall hfallon's attention. >> they had to crack eggs over their heads in frovrpt whole school with kids watching and we got a hole of a clip. take a look at this. >> here we go. >> oh. >> oh. >>. >> you know the kids lover that. >> super cute. 6 it was principal and vice-principal. they raised 13,000 for the read athrown an ready whip will give additional 13 grabbed good for them. >> it's good for the principals for having fun. >> kids lover that i'm sure. >> they do. they do. >> still much more to come at 10:00 a deadline coming up for congress. >> they return from reus is on monday. we'll look at the changes they face to fund the government and avoid a shut

essays their mission to combat the stigma of mental illness. >> it's called this is my brave. journalist takes us to the 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 in creative expression. >> my mental illness used to be the only thing about me and it was a stepping stone to who i've become. >> i don't keep my mental i illness a secret any more. >> to encourage the kids to come forward it was all about getting them to realize by sharing stories they would be helping so many peers know they are not alone and all go through these types of issues an

help out there and not to be afraid. >> dear diary today was worst dave my life that would define me forever. >> tonight the group of students organizing were doing it for their senior project and they kind of led the effort to recruit students and pulled in students from other schools. >> when you get a paper cut is stays and burns you say darn t ouch, you'll forgive yourself because it's an accident. and cutting yourself on purpose you won't forgive yourself at least not then it will take years. >> we went from one show in 2014 to six in 2014 to nine last year and this year we're doing 20 shows across the country and plus a show in australia. >> some people think my life is simple because i'm a kid or i don't -- or i'm not trying hard enough. don't hide your feelings they sextd we're here to help. >> it's healing to get up on same and share

it feels like weight lifted off your shoulders. i think it's a piece of me but doesn't define me. it's one aspect of my life i learned to manage and that's what's really power full about the shows. >>. >> it's been something people haven't talked about and you heard hering a a weight is lifted or her shoulders. >> life is never simple especially for kids it's even harder. >> growing up is tough for sure. >> up next, wildfires force evacuations in florida. >> thousands of residents had to leave their homes and tonight the officials say the threat is not over. we're back in a

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>> wildfires burping across florida tonight. one parent waiting for a school bus toss aids lit cigarette on to dry land yesterday afternoon. >> yeah, the fire is in southwest part of the state and destroyed multiple homes and cars. we get the latest now from karen mc cue. >> at least three separate wildfires rageing across parts of florida this weekend. forcing thousands of residents to evacuate. >> police were knocking at my door saying we have to evacuate. then i saw a big smoke in the sky. >> it's not looking good now. it's not looking good. that right. there look at that. >> more than 7,000 home were evacuated and kolier county florida and a handful of those homes are destroyed. >> one of the houses on the other side a two store by dr. house it's gone. completely gone. >> emergency response officials are encouraging residence there to flee the area as quickly and as soon as possible. >> again we're holding mandatory evacuation

point and we know that the fire laid down some last night and again that's certainly subjective. our goals today ro to continue to assess. >> with access issues we've been in that area. lot of the heavy fuels and we can't get as many resources on the ground as we would like and with the houses spread out in that area we'll have a lot of resources coming through and hiking this helicopters time one and two. >> more than 500 emergency le stoppeders are containing the fire and assisting evacuations and managing traffic in the area and crews are fighting fires in polk and lee counties that burned hundreds of acres. those fire are partially contained and remain dang dangerous. >> the trump administration approved a fire management assistance grant to the state of florida that will provide federal funds to help reimburse the costs to fight the brush fires. in new york, karen mc cue, fox news. >> tonight we learned happy days star erin

she played joan jury cunningham. the cause of death is not been determined. she was 56 years old. >> sad. >> very sad. >> trivia question where was the show supposedly based mill caulky. >> the big statue i lived there for three years the big statue downtown of phonsy. it's a tourist attraction. >> what other tv show is there. lavern and shirley. >> you guys are showing your age. >> lauren is like i don't know either one of the shows right? >> you do. >> speaking of age it's somebody's birthday today. >> yes. >> happy birthday. >> i had a great day. you were so nice she brought me a cake earlier tonight and my friends have been so good to me. >> i was wondering if you had the cake. we have the morning weather guy here i know you're hurting maybe a little sugar rush. >> i have not been to the cake yet. >> and so any chance we might get a little nicer weather tomoow

weekend or will it be pretty much the same. >> better. not what we had today but clouds around. in the morning sometimes matt i do my walk over to the weather wall. >> true story, every time i see our viewers out in public tucker they're like tell tucker i love the walk i have never seen it before this is the honest truth i will be here once a week you can give it to us tonight. >> it's amazing. >> i doubt it that's what they say. >> matt. >> i'm kidding. >> we're on the same team h here. >> it's funny you brought it up. >> i wants to you do a birthday walk over to the w wall. >> how do you do it. >> this is awesome. >> cue my music let's see it boom hit it. >> this is the birthday -- you. >> walk by like this. >> more of a strut than that, work it. >> i hope the ladies talk about this you have to strut. >> matt it's like this we're going out tonight after the show. come on. there it is. >> like this. >> you're making me a fool. >> okay. i'll get to

>> too late for me. you are safe. >> let's go. >> we're not going to get a lot of shower activity. earlier in the day, i think it's going to be mostly cl cloudy. some study showers south of the region more like charlottesville and richmond and rain will be back by later sunday night and monday looks soggy and cool moon into tuesday we do aall over again with more rain period of rain and the possibility the that that we're going to put a dent in the rain deficits now. 53 washington. chilly out there win chestier down to 43. 46 frederick. 5 a5 this evening in anna annapolis. 52 leonardtown. i have to orient myself. stormtracker radar nice and quiet now. great news. still a lot of clouds. leftover drizzle in spots. i cannot promise you won't get wet if you are headed out here the next couple hours. but, most of the measurable rain is out of here and again i think tomorrow will turn out to be mostly cloudy rather than wet. while get sho

and keep what you see off to the south and south and west. 20 our south here later during the daytime hours tomorrow. all right. big picture. area of low pressure here cuts off low at the surface. and it's just kind of very, very slowly moving along long here. into the carolinas and that's why we will be doing a long duration event here and keep the clouds around tomorrow and threat of hours back in the forecast both monday and tuesday, again we're not quite done with rain here as we'll be wet again early next week. future cast make a little sun tomorrow. notice rain stays south. there we are 3:00 tomorrow afternoon and let's see, future cast trying to bring us showers again just in time for me to be back here monday morning for the morning commute. showers around and rain much of the day both monday and tuesday. how much rain? potentially couple inches here we need it, we'll take. it yard, guard ans, we could use the rain. looks like we'll get. it quick and i'll wrap it up. looks like bermuda high pressure if you love 8 a and

forecast and maybe 90 by end of week and thursday and friday sun out and first 90 of 2017 by friday or day. quick look at 7 day. chilly next couple days. again, should you only be dry tomorrow. rain back monday tuesday and we heats it up here 90, friday and saturday. and matt i thought that walk was amazing happy birthday. >> thank you appreciate it tucker while do it again. congress is back in session next week and facing major challenges. >> the federal government runs out of money midnight friday. rep led congress must took the avoid a government shutdown and renewed talk about getting a bill appealed to repeal and replace obamacare. kristin fisher reports. >> several significant dead lines coming up this week. some are fixed deadlines that cannot be moved like the deadline to avoid a government shutdown. others areself imposed by president trump like hisry newed call to he repeal and

those are two tall order owes to address in less than a week and president trump added more to congress's workload with this announcement yesterday. >> we'll be having a gig big announcement wednesday having to do with tax reform. the process has begun long ago and it formally begins on wednesday. >> president itemp telling treasury secretary to get to. it get tax reform done. he's also putting pressure on congress to move forward on health care before first 100 days are over. if he thought it was possible to get it all done here was his response. >> can you speak briefly about the legislative action how will i accomplish that. >> it will be great it will happen evrm. you'll see what happens. no particular rush. but we'll see what happens. health care is come ago long well. government is coming along really well. lot of good things are happening. thank you folks. >> you will get healthcare vote next week. >> next 100

>> only deadline that matters that can't be pushed back in deadline to avoid a government shutdown next friday. budget director mic molvaney said heeds confident it will be reached. any time newer in a climate such as this. at the white house. >> this is to certify president of united states of america has awarded purple heard established by general george washington at newburg new york, august 7, 1782. to sergeant first class alvaro soreentos united states army. >> there you see trump presenting first purple heart of your presidency. first lady mel an atrump present today to the army first class. earlier today, he lost his

>> president obama makes his first public appearance since leaving office on monday. he'll host events on civic engagement at the university of kick chick and on to public and bring together young leevrders and students for kvrpings on tomics including community organizing and president obama last event in chicago was farewell address in january. as you know you can see notice pictures the former president has really been enjoying his time away from washington. there he is. there he's been going on several vacations and he also started working on his mem memoirs. >> we're hours away from what koob historic vote in france. 11 people are competing for president in first ballot. far right nationalist. independent sent triingt. conservative and far left candidate are leading pack. security is extra tight leading to tomorrow's voting and some voters are anxious

>> i also come to paris i feel safe under presidential election and poling stations with all kind of people something may happen and something may happen every d day. >> days after a terror attack on one of the buzz just streets one policeman was killed and two were hurt and it's unclear what if any influence thursday's attack will have on election. top two vote getters tomorrow will face each other on runoff on may 17. >> keep it right here for the latest political news and nal sixts join ronica and fits. "fox5" on the hill right there at 8:30 you can also catch up with politics every week night "fox5" at 6:30. >> up next ready for sports after last night's playoff win by the caps could wizards keep up the hot run for d.c. sports. >> john wall is doing john wall things in atlanta and was it enough to come out with a w. brody is here and he

brody is here and he got stories coming up for you n next. up for you next.

>> i was hoping we would hear taylor swift because you were talk xwing bad blood. >> 2015 players on the hawks were going after john wall broken wrist and haven't forgotten about it but there was trash talk going back and form. someone tonight was called a cry baby and that's something you don't do. >> fighting words. >> these are grown men. >> wizards series hawks out muscling hawks front line. paul millsap says wizards are playing mma and that's a trap for hawks took gets caught up in the physical game. hey, paul, you only say

because you cannot hang with chief keith and the hammer down low. bad news for wizards. they were well below 500 ra away from verizon center. john wall behind the back and then left handed slam. look at this. wall left stroke went viral. then final sevkdz court the miss. get it back to wall. foling falling away. buzzer beater, good. he's so good. hawks had 38 points in opening frame. call them wizards because they had no d. second half wizards no d. you saw it therein on the play. and then in the second half dwight howard i think he's into holiday spices. his favorite the nut meg. gets one right between the legs there. for the bucket. that was march's first point of the game. wiz defend allowed them to shoot from the floor and mill jan sap they could do wha

they wanted as wizards get throttled on the road. >> we are reverting back to regular season and not making shots and don't play great defense or nothing that's what hurt us n 1st quarter we got a lot of great looks. we missed them. we let missing shots dictate how we would play defensively. >> we have to make sure if we don't make shots they're not making shots and 38 points is not good indicateser of that. we went to that -- we were hoping they missed instead of making miss. >> it's none any when you hope defense. okay. nats in new york taking on the mets. jacob degram batting 192. matt we'der gets is it sta started, base for rbi. welcome back tre turnal deep double to center scores out meeting from second and double before that. 2-0 nats in the fifth and very next

he's going to bring home the speedy turner scores from second. pitch nice game had a no hitter until the 6th and then you know this nats bullpen you never know. bottom line 3-1. shawn kelley, glover filling in and oh, no, deep, and phew. sigh of relief. >> glovers first career save. nats win 3-1. >> well the nationals in iinova sport's medicine helped kickoff the season by participating in the res tin hermine don little league parade. nats are supplying all the unis for the league this surprise and with addition after 4500 kids in norp virginia you see them posing with be a there, there will be more than 8300 youth players in metro area wearing cash ton wrappeded uniforms this season. >> d.c. united in boston taking on refer lution. fifth minute. no score.

leading to win. header. ut, oh. d.c. united down 1 40eu6789 26th minute d.c. united still down 1-0. into the box look that shot. a rocket. low store game tied and then minutes later same store. check out d.c. united on the break. lloyd sam beautiful pass to sebastian and just pass the goal, yeah, d.c. united up 2-1. they would have to come out of this with a tie. give up late goal 2 24eu6 tie for d.c. unitsed. >> nfl draft this tuesday will win out their games of playing in the league when their names are called across the stage and they officially become foot ball players. on that same night a maryland eight grader will live out his extreme thanks to the baltimore ravens. >> i heard u make a wish mid atlantic to accepted to you

announce the ravens first p pick. next week your wish will be granted in philadelphia at the draft. how about that? [ applause ] eighth grader t. j. onwabe will announce the pick. he was diagnosed with rare brain cancer in 2014 and remission since and not a once in a lifetime experience to be part of the favorite team ape announced pick. the lead does it every once in a while they let someone announce the pick never first rouchder, it's pretty cool they get tote announce the most important pick. i always openederd this 23 i were chose tone announcep it. >> would i change it. .> >> woo! i change it. >> what would happen fen he says no i'm the gm. >> no, no. >> he's like listen the wish was i get to make the pick. >> i think it's one of those steve harvey oscar moments wait a second, wait a second.

j., if you're watching bhoyk want. it's your moment. you get once smot at this. >> go viral. >> that would be amazing. >> very cool when you goat do that. >> all right. talk about going viral. seems like serve rushing to try a un corn frap kheen a. >> including lauren demarco. >> i did, i sold out. >> is it cotton candy flavored. >> even dogs are trying this thing. >> we'll be back with a story in a moment. >> that dog has diabetes now [ laughter ]

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>> i heard it was selling o out. >> i asked if they were selling in downtown. >> yes. >> and tired of making them. >> we had a barista angry to make so many of them. >> dozens of wild horses and burros went up for adoption. >> bureau of land management gathered them across the country and one of them can be yours for guess how much lauren? 125 is all you need. >> that's not much. >> but there are a few special requirements. you'll need a large animal shelter and your own horse trailer. >> the blm manages free roaming wild horses and public range lands in western states. there's too many horses for the environment to support. so the blm will gamer horse from heard management areas and make them available to adoption to private homes as one way of helping to manage the size of

public lands. >> by the way the bureau of land management has placed more than 235,000 wild horses and buros into private care over the past 45 years. >> that's cool for people who keep prices takes good low price. i gs you have to is that the terminology break the horse. >> or maybe let them grays. >> okay. >> if you got a lot of hand and even if you need -- have a place they can retire and you like horses i don't know you need to break them. >> from unicorns to horses interest saturday night. >> we'll be right back.

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>> one of the most anticipated movies of the summer. guardian of the

>> it's a sequel to the marvel hit. big names are in this movie including chris pratt. kevin mccarthy sat down with him. >> so we're saving galing axey again? >> yep. >> awesome. >> we're really going to be able to jack up prices for two time galaxy savers. >> i would geek out when you sit had the side and it goes -- i'm wonder when you shoot a moment like that are you hitting it in exact spot. i know it's cgi but you do eventually wear that. do you think sit there all day and do that. >> it's a specific spot. behind my ear you see this little piece and that connects to what i'm assuming is some sort of like nano tech helmet device. it's often when i'm doing giant student sequences that's one thing i forget to do so i've blown some massive shots for not doing this befe

a run and fly off like dot thing. cameras move 100 thours wasted they're not going to use because i forgot to do this. >> anybody have any tape out there i want to put tape over the death button. nobody has any tape. not a single person has tape. you have atomic bomb in back bag. in fin has tape it's u. >> i have to do everything sdmring you're wasteing a lot of time. >> i'm. >> that's a bad sign. >> james was telling me this i'm freaking out this was cool there's a separate script him and vin have for translation of i am grute. >> in your script all see is i am grute how do you know what it means you don't know? >> it's part of the point and often team as the joke reveals itself often times it's a little bit like you know character that --

he's speaking reveals what he sglaerd like rocket will say it or i'll say it. it's kind of like when you see in a play someone picks up the phone and they're having a conversation you cannot hear what's on the other end you have to fill in the blanks. so a person is like tom, yes, tom, well, sure i can be at the airport 8:30 why do you ask? because you're down at the airport now. you filled in the other side because the audience doesn't know. that's kind of the fun we have with that i am grute. >> this is "fox5 local news at 11":00. >> right now at 11:00 it's been a dreary, soggy saturday. will that sun make aexperience for the rest of the weekend. >> plus site of grut brutal murder. that home in now being torn down. >> demonstrators mar envelope support of science here in d.c. and cities around the world. news at 11 starts now. >> we're going to start tonight with the four