this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. right now at 10:00, a swat team left a man bruised and frightened his family but it was all a case of mistaken identity. >> well, you kind of look like him, you have the same name, so that gave us the right to break into your house, and search everything, and you know, tie up your family >> the man is talkth only to fox 5 and

went wrong. another fox 5 exclusive. the parents who made controversial youtube videos pranking their kids call in a crisis communications firm for help. >> we realized that we have made terrible parenting decisions and we just want to make things right. >> how had the family is dealing with the fall-out from their video five alarm fire forced seniors from their home and shut down classes in college park. >> the smoke was real. smell like tar. >> we're live as firefighters continue their work. plus how a drone almost interfered with their efforts to put out the fire. the news at 10:00 starts right now. we begin with the first of two fox 5 exclusies. a swat team busts into a family's home and detains everyone there all because of a case of mistaken

i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy. before officers discovered the mistake he ended up hurt and his mother had to be taken to the hospital >> the victim is speaking only to fox 5 lindsey watts joins us with the story. lindsey, the big question, how could this happen. >> reporter: the carroll county sheriff department were investigating a burglary. investigators go the information that one of the men involved lived in gaithersburg, got his name. there was more than one person by that name in the city. investigators somehow were able to get a search warrant for all an innocent man's home >> this is where they busted in the door. kicked this, didn't even kick it open. >> reporter: israel was in his bedroom when he was suddenly surrounded by swat officers. there looking for him >> this is where the officers stepped on me while they were tying me up. and then this is where they hit me with the shield when i was opening the door and

slammed me against the wall >> out of nowhere police came into his home and detained everyone inside. >> they take me upstairs where i see my whole family is tied up >> he says officers barged in on his teenage sister in the bathroom and his mother fighting cancer was so shaken had to be taken away by ambulance >> my mother suffers from multi-milo ma and under going chemo. her medicine had higher risk at heart attack when she had a panic attack it was serious >> the sheriff's office he admits this warrant was a mistake, they were trying to find 20 guns and money stolen from a home. turns out oriana's only connection is he has the same name as one of the people allegedly involved. both live in gaithersburg. and investigators felt that his driver's license photo matched surveillance video of the suspect. carol county got the

asked montgomery county police to execute >> well, you kind of look like him. you have the same name. so that gave us the right to break into your house and search everything. and tie up your family. that's not enough justification for that. i'm thankful honestly it was just me that got hurt. if it was my mother anybody else, would be so much more serious. >> reporter: he's he's not telling his story for a payout but for accountable >> these people need to be held responsible >> he says he made formal complaints to both the carol county sheriff's office and montgomery county police. i spoke by phone to the second in command at the carol county sheriff's office. he says they're taking a hard look at how they got to that point of identifying the wrong person. he also says there's an internal investigation that's underway right now. shawn and tony we will be continuing to follow up. what happens next by law enforcement >> absolutely. does anyone get punished? i know it was a

would think that besides the name, you might check the address, there has to something else that set this man apart from the man they were looking for >> different middle name? he's six foot, the guy they were looking for is 5'5". a lot of differing factors >> at this point no apology or anything like that? >> he says that he did get an apology that night from one of the lead officers from montgomery county. did look him in the face, said he was very sorry. but that was all he's gotten >> thank you. well, the now, i didn't do that. ? what the -- is that >> the now notorious daddy of five family hired a crisis manager to help with damage control. they became infamous through these youtube videos. >> what the parents called pranking was actually abusive. tisha lewisoi

>> this is picture of the martin family entail tonight, they say they're doing well and are very remorseful. they've hired the fallston group known as the reputation agency to help them cope with the backlash. latest assignment, an apology. here it is posted on youtube. >> we're focused on making sure that our kids don't have to deal with so much backlash from our bad decisions and we realize now what kind of a situation we put them in. and we're just really sorry to them. >> the full youtube video is less than three minutes long, and we're told it's unscripted and toward the end, heather martin says she's sorry to her children. the video apology was, in part, the idea of crisis manager robert wine hold. >> we want to get family counting, we want to work with a life coach and

most put people's eyes. i've been inside the home, worked with the family the past couple days, very intensively and i can tell you they're very remorseful, in the process right now, again, of putting -- pushing the pause button and making sure they're providing the normal lifestyle they want >> robert wine hold junior once worked at the baltimore police department and department of justice. he's now worked in crisis management nearly a decade. and says the controversy is not the worst one he's seen. he's to manage this crisis on a personal and professional level. he helped the family craft this apology they posted two days ago. it now has more than 800,000 views. even so, the crisis manager said, while the daddyo five family, they are not media savvy. he said he talked about the court of public opinion and

he's gone as far as to teach the family how to interact with coworkers, friends and neighbors amid the controversy. we interviewed a neighbor who says his children play with the martin family children. >> obviously, youtube is one of those -- it's just that thing out there they're looking at all the time. we just kind of tell them that, you know, we -- we do things a little bit differently, we'll never do this to you. that kind of stuff. >> the martin family and children were told have been unable to to attend school since the video sparked outrage. the future on youtube remains uncertain, they've deleted their prank videos. we're told the family is scared because they say they've received threats. winehold said his job is to take their calls any time day or night and to reassure them he will do what he was hired to do. fox 5 local news. our region is getting much needed rain. looks like the

to be drenching us again tomorrow. let's check in with sue palka. i think a lot of people i talked to didn't mind the rain. it was the cool temperatures that was the problematic. >> good point. i'm showing you a headline that says april showers continue but the truth is the showers continue but feels more like early march. today's high temperatures only in the 50's. and those temperatures are really not going to budge much in the 24 to 36 hours. we're go going to show you part of that cool temperature regime is this wind direction in the 17 miles an hour in the district. that's keeping us socked in and also, gives that chilly feel to the air. so that's going to be the same deal again tomorrow. it's not going to change much. current temperature 55. i believe our high for the day was 57. we won't get much more than a few degrees cooler. than these temperatures overnight. but it is all about the rain, straight to radar, at the moment, we have a little bit of a lull in the precipitation but it's not

still getting a few showers around and drizzle. but as the night goes on, we're going to go see this really starting to fill in. and the reason this is kind of prolonged is the scenario of low pressure down over south carolina and cut off from the jet stream, having a slow time with not much wind to steer it. it will get closer to the north carolina coast and wednesday finally it's up along the midatlantic coast and that will begin the process of shutting down the rain. i wanted to show you as we look at futurecast. it has a good handle on the fact that the rain locally is light but watch what happens as i take this forward to 6:00, 7:00 tomorrow morning, here we go more widespread rain and maybe more drenching downpours that you see in the yellow and orange. extra time, take this out to the noon hour and some spots the rain is lighter. it continues to rain pretty heavily towards 95 and east, and we won't be quite done with it at 5:00. the commute for the evening looks like it will be a little less wet but it definitely

we are going to dry out. we're going to completely change seasons. i've got a summertime feel only the seven-day forecast and i'll be talking about that little bit later. tony and shawn back to you >> thank you, sue. coming up next at 10:00 a massive five alarm fire in college park >> started this morning, crews are still on the scene tonight, marina? >> reporter: they are, you'll see them behind me, there's at least three ladders still working on this building. the damage estimated now at 39 million dollars and hundreds will have to look for a new place to stay for the new semester here at umd coming up. latest on this massive blaze. the largest in the county's history. tony? >> something. also a government shutdown show down is looming. but president trump appears to be backing off from one of his big demands for a spending bill.

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marina marraco is live tonight at college park with the latest. marina is the fire out yet? >> reporter: not quite, shawn, things here have definitely died down including that fire but you'll see here, crews still hard at work. there's at least three ladders from our vantage point that's not to say there's a couple more on the back side of this building, they will be here all night long into the morning. i just heard them say they're waiting for relief here at about 11:00. roughly 45 minutes some more crews will come in to relieve these crews on site. but the fire started as a two alarm fire and according to crews here, it appears to have started in a construction dumpster in one of the higher floors. now, because the interior of this apartment building was built with wood, that fire spreading incredibly fast and by 2:00 this afternoon, it was a five alarm fire with two specials, meaning you it was virtually off the scale more than 200 fire trucks out here from neighboring jurisdictions called in to assist and you'll see these skyfox pictures over the center t

building, this was apartment building set to open in the next month called fuse 47. you'll see the center courtyard. that made it really difficult for crews to get in and set up. especially on the back side of the building, where there was no room whatsoever for the ladders. the plume of smoke made the quality of the air oh so poor that at umd they cancelled classes after 1:00 this afternoon, seniors in a neighbors residential building were temporarily displaced and the adjacent section of route one was shut down for the majority of the day since the blaze started. the prince george's county acting fire chief says today's fiber was the county's largest fire in recent history. so much so that they had to use a chopper to help guide the boots on the ground to help fight it. take a listen. >> we did use the police helicopter air one that was able to get up and give us an

view where the video was stream into this vehicle, we got pretty good idea of what was burning as well as as well as some of the news helicopters as well. >> reporter: this man on your screen, this is 24 year-old trevon miller was arrested for flying a drone over the scene of the fire. his drone flying so close to the prince george's county police chopper, the pilot told investigators he had to evasive maneuvers to avoid colliding with that drone. now, the good news in all of this, there were very few injuries, just three to report. two firefighters, one with overexertion, another one who rolled his ankle and a third injury that was a resident who complained trouble breathing here. as for the apartment building, fuse 47, you can see behind me doesn't seem like anyone will be able to move in any time soon, esecially when it was set to open in the next month. no word yet from that apartment building management

live tonight in college park, marina marraco fox 5 local news. take a good look at this man, the fbi will try to get this picture back up they want to hear from you if you recognize him, one of two men suspected of robbing the driver of an armored truck late wednesday on 5th street northwest. investigators say the two men were carrying assault rival when is they approached the armored truck driver and demanded the bag he was carrying. turns out the bag was empty. the men took off in a car driven by a third person. the fbi is offering up to $5,000 for information leading to the suspect's arrest. it has taken nearly 100 days for the senate to confirm president trump's pick for agricultural secretary. they confirmed purdue for the post. he's an experienced politician with deal agricultural

other cabinet level nominees are still weighting, alexander accost today for secretary. >> i don't think anyone wants a shutdown. the president has been clear he doesn't want that. >> thousands >> developing, president trump appears to be backing off his demand to include border wall funding in the budget bill in order to prevent that government shutdown. during a meeting with members of conservative news outlets, he said he would be willing to resume talks to fund that wall later in september. congress now has until friday to pass the funding bill to keep the government open. the major sticking point include funding tax cuts and how to temporarily supplement obamacare. democrats have been up in arms over talks of funding this border wall. they warned for weeks now they would block any spending bill pthat included money for the wall. today, house and senate leaders said if the white house backed down from funding talks they would be able to meet the friday deadline

not just for the region but for the country. we're trying is just get through the remainder of this fiscal year between now and the end of september. and what trump has done is inject this new demand into the process saying you know, give me money for a wall >> i don't think we need to be scared this time around. we've obviously been in the situation before. all signs point to that time fact that they will either pass a short term funding extension to allow themselves more time to negotiate or they will cut a deal by friday. >> even if the white house and congress come together, it will only last until september 30th. straight ahead at 10:00, honoring holocaust victims. >> today is world holocaust remembrance day. we'll take you to the special new research and conservation center. . the defense secretary made an unannounced trip to afghanistan to talk strategy and safety for troops on the ground.

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recognize the historical significance of the holocaust. but many, others around the world do not. >> speaking at the dedication ceremony, irv shapel. >> what is housed and conserved and studied in this wonder of technology science and precision is also all that is left of the count less name less human beings. >> reporter: next, what was see some stored artworks in the museum's collection. >> the paintings were done by a holocaust survivor. >> reporter: some colorful. others are not. >> the dark images were also done by a holocaust survivor. some of those were done during the holocaust itself. >> reporter: another vault housing the museum's large object collection. >> steamer trunks, suitcase, materials like that that help us tell the story of immediate post little bit abrasion life of survivors

to this country. >> reporter: these artifacts have been stored the past 27 years in a rented facility near baltimore. it took more than 800 containers and 23 semis to bring all of this to the new facility and endeavor that began last september. . >> this is called the shapell center named after holocaust survivors from poland. it's not really open for the general public. primarily for researchers. here in buoy maryland, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. coming up next, jim and sarah, are here with fox 5 news at 10:30 >> hey guys. secretary of education betsy devase paying a visit to a local store >> find out what northern virginia schools she is stopping by tomorrow. the new to discovery that's a promising solution when it comes to cleaning up pollution from plastic. we'll talk about that. see you in a few. betsy devos

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this is fox 5 local news at 10:30. and it is 10:30, i'm jim lokay >> i'm sarah simmons, first top story, a fox 5 exclusive. swat officers raid the home of a maryland family but it was all a mistake >> lindsey watts with the details. >> reporter: imagine sitting in your home and the swat team bursts in. looking for a suspect who happens to have your same name. a nightmare scenario and it's what happened to a montgomery county man. the door was damaged. israel was injured. he and his whole family were detained. the sheriff's office thought he was involved in a gun burglary when they were looking for somebody with his same name. the sheriff's office admits they did mess up. i'm told an investigation is now underway into how this happened. and the parents behind those controversial youtube videos where they pranked their kids now hiring a crisis communication firm >>

admitting they made a mistake, tisha lewis is here with that update. >> reporter: the infamous daddyo five family, hired a baltimore base crisis manager after receiving backlash from the youtube video showing the parents pranking their children. >> we want to get family counting, we want to work with a life coach and stabilize the family in a way that is normal in most people's eyes. >> that is robert winehold junior with a reputation agency. he says his job is to be a problem solve. he helped the family craft this apology, it now has more than 800,000 views, we're told it is unscripted. sarah? firefighters battling massive five alarm fire in prince george's county >> those flames where in a building under construction, poor air quality because of the fire prompted the nearby university of maryland to cancel classes this afternoon. forced evacuation of a nearby senior center. they had to bri i

firefighters from dc, maryland, virginia and officials think the flames started in a construction dumpster in one of the higher floors of the building, two firefighters suffered minor injuries and right now, the tally and damage $40 million let's take a live look outside. it was chilly. it was wet tonight. down right miserable. but not out of the clear. >> sue when will this wet weather get out of here >> you get to wear the cute rain boots. it looks like a slug tomorrow. weather headlines down to showers and a little bit of drizzle as we get closer to morning, it looks like the rain going to pick up in intensity and become steady, more widespread and even pockets of moderate if not heavy rain moving across our area. the heaviest rain will likely be in the morning, so get ready for extra time for your morning commute. you know how rain can bog down our area. i think the evening commute will feature lighter rain but we will

wednesday morning. we look to clear out wednesday. it looks like the sunshine will be able to pop back out from west to east by the afternoon, we may still wake up on wednesday to some drizzle and clouds. but after we break out of this weather pattern with the slow moving storm that's coming up the coast, we are going to hot. i'm talking a big taste of summer, we'll go from 50's to near 90 by the end of the week and the weekend. so plenty to talk about coming up with our seven-day forecast, but you'll need the rain gear for the bus stop for the kids. that is for sure, see you in a few minutes. days after deadly taliban attack in afghanistan, james mattis made an unannounced trip to cobble came to assess what the become the united states's longest running war, president trump considering whether or not to send more troops to afghanistan to help the country fight off the insurgency. mattis said the u.s. will continue to stand with the afghanistan people. >>

year for the value aunt afgan security forces and the troops who stood and will continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with afghanistan against terrorism and those who seek to undermine the legitimate united nations recognized government of this nation. the taliban attack targeted the northern army base more than 100 military and other personnel were killed. the army chief and defense both resigned in response to that attack. secretary of education betsy devos will visit a virginia school tomorrow. she'll be at ashland elementary in manassas. fox 5 recently highlighted that school for its computer restoration program. which is the first of its kind for elementary age school kids in the state. students learn to restore and refurbish computers and once they're repaired the computers go to local families. they say betsy devos has great interest in

program. marijuana smoke in on capitol hill but ended with several arrests today. >> you just witnessed a first amendment rights being violated. i hope the whole nation is witnessing this >> it comes four days after police arrested protesters who gave away pot near the capitol last week. it was all done in conjunction with 4-20. they're looking to lift federal he prohibition. they're calling for restrictions on pot use lifted in the district. >> basically we have legalization without commercialation in the nation's capitol. it's working for the home growers but not for people who live in federal housing. we need to address those laws. it's not working for people who accidently stroll into a federal park. it's not working. we had an increase

the nation's capitol. r >> the protest was set to take place on the first day since 4-20. barack obama made his first public appearance since leaving office. he addressed college students and commuter organizers at the university of chicago, the former president provided advice on a number of issues that included how to become a be leader, deal with failure and get involved. he offered his own reflection on what he says is going on in washington. he says the media and political bickering are preventing the country from coming together. >> what is preventing us from tackling them and making more progress really has to do with politics and our civic life. it has to do with the fact that because of things like political jerry mandering, our parties have movedur

party and it's harder and harder to find common ground because of money and politics. >> mr. obama said he's concerned many people are turned off by politics and have become cynical. the only way for that to change is for young people to get involved. if anyone was expecting to hear the former president criticize the current white house occupant, it didn't happen at least not directly. president trump's name never came up during mr. obama's talk. developing tonight to your university of california berkley campus is facing a lawsuit for not allowing conservative pundit to speak at the school. campus republicans alleges it's discriminating against conservatives and violating the right to free speech. an attorney says only affects controversial conservative speakers >> rather than look at what the constitutional obligations are to allow equal

conservative students to the university's facilities, they chose, instead to allow what we call a heckler's veto in first amendment litigation and that means they're allowing critics to silence the speech of a legitimate voice that's otherwise allowed to speak at that venue. school officials called it off over security concerns, offered an alternate date but coulter still plans to come thursday. next an insect could be the solution to cleaning up pollution from plastic bags >> we're going to break this down that researchers and environmentalists believe is promising >> peggy whitman broke the record for most time spent in space by an american astronaut. she surpassed the record of 534 days, two hours and 48 minutes, she's the first woman to command the international space station, she got a facto congratulate her onseting that record. onseti

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we got it. moving on to the rain. soggy day, we have another tomorrow. so everybody is ready for it and while the rain is a little lighter in many areas right now, it looks like it will just be a brief break or a lull in the activity because the storm system is moving closer to south carolina and it's going to crawl its way up to north carolina overnight. that will get

heavy rain. i wanted to show you radar.pnot moment. still damn and dreary. you can see these moving in from southwest to northeast. because these storms will be going to the coastal. you'll be able to see kind of the pin wheeling of the storm. that will be obvious on radar. tonight the heavier rain, you'll see this moving on into prince william's county and into fairfax and as we get closer to morning, heavy rain will also be pushing in our direction, there's the center of the storm down here near charleston, tomorrow it will work its way up closer to the outer banks and when it gets up to our latitude it cuts off from west to east. we could still use the rain, we had a moderate drought much of the area, i found it refreshing today and everything looked to green and gorgeous. it looks like we could pick up kind of r between tonight and tomorrow another inch in the rain bucket. which would be quite helpful. after that, we get

rainy day tomorrow with temperatures 60 feeling like early march. then as the sun pops back wednesday, we'll be back up to 73 degrees. get through one more rainy day then you're not going to have to deal with too much more of that but it will slow you down a little bit tomorrow morning and that northerly flow a combination of two things, slow moving storm cut off from the jet stream, it doesn't have much to push it along and moves slowly and that's creating an east wind and also high pressure to our north is also keeping us in the cool air and that will continue also as you well know through tomorrow but the mild air will be behind it and it will come pushing in on in. important to check the futurecast, we want you to see what you'll be dealing with and what you can see is that the rain becomes much more widespread and these oranges and yellows that you see coming through dc indicate the potential for pockets of moderate if not heavy rain. by the noon hour, dealing with a lot of rain, especially east of 95. as we get to 5:00, 6:00, it is a little bit lighter and you can see that t

our latitude starting to pin wheel more of the showers to the north and west as we go through night. fewer showers. by wednesday, spotty showers and includes, watch the timer, as the day goes on, by noon, we start to get breaks and as the afternoon goes on, we completely clear on out. that's where things will start to change quite a bit. meanwhile, high temperatures today only in the upper 50's. we're still in the mid 50's and we don't get a whole lot cooler than these temperatures in the overnight. we might drop couple degrees here and there. tomorrow afternoon, maybe a few degrees warmer and a couple of spots. but with all of the rain we're expecting. it certainly will feel a lot like today did and it will get going a whole lot earlier. later this week, major warmup as high pressure off the coast in the bermuda high position is going to pump in the warmest temperatures we've seen and potentially our first 90 degree reading of 2017. that begins on thursday and will take us through saturday. fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast rainy tomorrow,

brighter day by wednesday afternoon, getting hot thursday, friday into saturday and really we should have said sunday is on that list because sunday also right up there at 89. that's a very warm stretch. even next monday with a chance for thunderstorms, we're still looks a the temperatures around 82, good news, a lot of pollen washed out. more tomorrow and then bring on the warm stuff. good timing for the weekend. that's for sure. jim, what's going on in sports >> last time the wizards faced the hawks, they didn't leave the game a second single. total domination. wall arriving tonight coming off a 29 point performance in saturday's loss, he uphold his end of the bargain, he drivers, followed you, lays it in. the wizards up by nine, wall with 22 points, hawks dwight howard, 14 points,

more. wizards down by nine, five minutes left. missing the three, paul mill is that a grabs the rebound, shoots falls down, all good, he gets the foul. that's it. wizards lose 111-101, all tied at two, game five wednesday night. back here in dc. it's usually the job of the nfl commissioner to announce the pick at the nfl draft. when thursday rolls around r and the baltimore ravens are on the clock, you'll hear the pick from 14-year-old water bay, tj was diagnosed with brain cancer, now that he said in remission, they called in a little favor. >> hi, tj >> the ravens here with exciting news, i heard you asked make a wish to send you to the nfl draft and your wish is to announce the

well, great news. next week, your wish will be granted in philadelphia at the draft. how about that? we're proud to have you call out the first draft name for the baltimore ravens. have a great wish, tj have great day. we love you. >> great. >> love it. >> looks like tj looked like he got drafted. >> it's a big deal. >> yeah. wish come true. >> doing much better now too. >> the news at 11:00 minutes away. back in a moment. > back in a moment.

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tears through an apartment complex. the smoke so bad, it forced the university of maryland to close. new tonight why police arrested a man as firefighters battled the blaze. then a swat team raid add house in handcuffed a family only they targeted the wrong man. >> this is where the hit me with the shield when i was opening the door and slammed me against the wall. >> the case of mistaken identity is one of two fox 29 exclusives tonight >> more april showers on the way. and the government shutdown showdown news starts now. we begin with the nasty wet and cool weather out there blanketing the dc region, thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy, i'm tony perkins. where is the relief? sue palka has the latest developments tonight. sue? >> the relief comes in mid week. if you don't like it. some people find it easy to