county. police came here to the field to arrest him and take a look at his mug shot. you can see the shirt he is wearing, it has the name of the organization that he is apparently the owner of and coaches for, it is the academy of football salvador. apparently child protect tiff services was notified in late march by this girl who is now nine years old that two years ago in the summer of 2015, flores was inappropriately touching her fondling her underneath her clothing while on the soccer field. she was one of his players and she said that when according to the charging documents, when no one was looking he would touch her sexually and then tell her to keep it a secret and in a way, sort of threaten her if she were to tell anybody, tell her not to say anything to anybody and that if she -- if she did, something would happen. she took that to mean that something may happen to her mother. so, it's taken two years for this youngir

forward. again she's now nine years old and police are very concerned that there could be more victims out there because flores was still actively coaching. so, there is a phone number special victims investigation division of montgomery county police, (240)773-5400. if your child has been a player of his or you have any concerns, please give them a call. they would like to hear from you. live in montgomery village lauren demarco fox5 local news. >> ♪ >> the week long manhunt for an escaped prisoner in maryland is over. police caught up to david watson just before 10 o'clock last night in jessup. police got the tip yesterday that watson mall a wooded area near the location where he escaped custody from officers last friday. he had been in jail for attempted murder. he was found hiding inside of a large drainage pipe just a few yards away from dorsey run road. >> we are aware of a storage building nearby

broken into. that building has white hard hats that was described by the witness, also clothing in lockers were there so we believe that he actual had taken some clothing from there as well as that hard hat and also used that area as well as a resting place. from conversations last night during the interview, he said he had been eating out of trash cans and also drinking water from puddles. >> watson is being held at the detention center in howard county. arrangements being made to transfer him back to a prison in delaware where he's serving a sentence of more than 100 years. patients who need prosthetics not only need help getting devices but they need to learn how to use them o ability prosthetics opened a facility in rockville and a montgomery county woman told fox5's alexandria limon about her journey

>> reporter: sharon cauldron went from taking care of other her whole life as day care worker and school volunteer. >> i couldn't what about my face with a washcloth, i can't do my hair. i literally could do very, very little with thissism to not being able to take care of herself. >> and it was blood poisoning. it was septic shock syndrome which is a form of blood poisoning. so, what happens all the blood leaves your extremities and rushes to your internal organs. >> reporter: the infection nearly killed her h the lack of circulation meant both of her legs hands and part of her face and tongue had to be amputated. she feared she would have to live in a nursing home for the rest of her days. >> and i said do i want to be like this the rest of my life? do i want to be in a nursing home for the next 20,

laying in bed watching tv. no, that was not me. okay. so, that's my hand. >> reporter: as she came to grips with her reality, she decided to change it. in just 15 months, and thanks to ability prosthetics and orthotics she was able to do that one step at a time. >> ability prosthetics who actually did my legs also said, well, i should have hands and i said, so, what does that mean? >> reporter: what it means is nearly full range movement of her fingers and hands thanks to these new high tech hands. >> she lost her fingers but there's still muscles in her hand so we've taught her to fire specific muscles when she wants to open or close the hand and we have emg sensors over those muscles. they pick up the electric current from when the muscle is firing and turn the

off. >> there we go . >> [laughter] >> too hard? >> not at all. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: now ability is celebrating the grand opening of a new patient care center in rockville where they hope to help others just like sharon. >> i have a right hand again. that's a miracle. >> reporter: sharon tells me one of the biggest challenges she's dealt with is her insurance company because they consider the technology for her prosthetics experimental so she has to convince them that it makes a huge difference in her quality of life and health. jim, sarah. >> ♪ >> well, it appears the second time is a charge for the republican crafted healthcare bill. today the house of representatives voted to pass a revamped version of the american healthcare act. the vote went along party lines as well. fox5's political reporter ronica cleary joining us now live from capitol hill with the latest. ronica. >> reporter: hey, sarah. well, if you recall, that pres

ryan had to hold after the first attempt at repealing and replacing obamacare didn't pass, today's energy was very different. there was an impromptu event in the rose garden with dozens of gop lawmakers. it was head lined if you will by the president and vice president really celebrating today's passage in the house of this healthcare bill. take a listen to some of the highlights. >> make no mistake this is a repeal and a replace of obamacare. make no mistake about it. mak no mistake. [applause] and i think most importantly, yes, premiums will be coming do you think, yes deductibles will be coming down but very importantly, it's a great plan and ultimately that's what it's all about. >> like i said we've got a lot of work to do but one thing is now clear, republicans are committed to keeping our promise to lift the burden of obamacare from the american people

better more patient centered system. >> reporter: well, to tell you a little bit about the vote it passed with -- with 217 to 213 that's just one vote over the 216 needed, 20 republicans went against party lines. they voted against the bill. now, one republican who previously voted no but today -- or would have voted no but today voted yes was virginia congressman dave brat. i asked him about the concerns people have about the new bill's effect on those with preexisting conditions. he defended the bill and he said that they will be covered. >> that's total politics, right. anyone that digs into this thing for five seconds the opposition won't be able to respond for rational arguments. number one preexisting conditions is a lot of land under obamacare. that one no one ever proposed that even. so, that's a mystery to me how the press is covering that as

>> reporter: we know you don't all agree with that, of course. we want to hear from you. we're going to be back on 5 at 6:30 giving you what we like to call the pulse of the people. but if you want to weigh in use that #5at630, weigh in on facebook and twitter how do you feel about this new attempt to repeal and replace obamacare. reporting live on capitol hill, ronica cleary, fox5 local news. >> coming up, a disturbing discovery in prince george's county. >> we're live with the details on the police investigation after they found a body in a wooded area. >> and getting accidentally bombed on bombay gin. why some bottles of the liquor are now being recalled. >> how about this? instead of that cup of coffee grab a bagel? there's a new option to jump start your morning but is the bagel packing enough caffeine to give you a buzz? >> ♪

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[engine starting] [loud slurping continues] >> breaking news out of prince william county. a fire crew on the scene of a gas leak on aldie grocery store. got the call around 3:30 today. when they got there there were high levels of carbon monoxide in the store. there were people there who felt sick. right now we know that one person was taken to the hospital. however, no word on a source of that gas leak but we'll keep an eye on this for you. skyfox on the way to the scene so at any tuned. this is the aldie in woodbridge, virginia. >> ♪ >> murder investigation is under

county tonight after police found a body in a wooded area in berwyn heights. >> the discovery was made near a walking trail and fox5's matt ackland is live there right now. hey, matt. >> reporter: jim, sarah, this all happened right around 9 o'clock last night. we're told someone was in that wooded area about 200 yards off a walking path when they discovered this body. well, authorities immediately responded. they then took that body to the baltimore medical examiner's office and then today after an autopsy was conducted, they determined that this was in fact a homicide. let's take you to some video, show you that area. officials are not releasing the name of the victim until next of kin can be notified. that could happen sometime tomorrow, maybe tonight t also, police aren't saying if they believe the man was killed in the wooded area or possibly brought there after he was killed. no suspect information tonight but police tell us they are following up on several leads. >> we

berwyn heights police department and maryland national capitol park police department. we quickly launched an investigation. an autopsy was conducted today and the matter of death was ruled a homicide by blunt force trauma. >> scary. i mean, it's scary. >> reporter: as you can imagine a lot of questions from the people who live in that berwyn heights neighborhood. people wondering what happened. authorities are conducting a complete investigation. they are also asking the public if they may have been in that area last night if they saw something, if they know something about this investigation they would like to hear from them. we asked, so how long do you think the body may have been there? and authorities really didn't elaborate on that. they may have some more information in the near future. for now live in prince george's county matt ackland fox5 local news. >> ♪ >> yes, it's the day we love every year, the fox5 weather day where the entire fox5 weathe

nats park today for all the big festivities. >> yeah, the game is over. the nats won but sue palka still hanging out around the ballpark taking in all the festivities today. hey, sue, how is it going. >> hey there jim and sarah. this place is hopping as you probably know. but for a 1 o'clock game and it was weather day we're very happy about that there were over 30,000 people here and many of them still hanging around and we're very, very happy about that. in fact, let me introduce you to a couple people who make sure to come to weather day every year. tell me your name. >> nancy fox. >> hi, nancy. >> susan fitzgerald. >> we're surprising susan who didn't know she was going to be on air. you just won a hundred thousand dollars. jk. >> i love the nats. >> i love the nates and the nats. why do you come every year on this day. >> to see all of my friends from channel five. last year i saw tucker and steve and now i have the pleasure of seeing you. >> you know you just made a fox5 promo, right. >> oh, good. okay. i'm okay with that. >> final score four to two. we were happy about that but really what weather day i

effort to make sure school kids are introduced to baseball. they are given very discounted tickets invited out. we at fox5 give them a presentation of weather in the morning and you're seeing a little bit of that earlier today where the students came out in the morning and we talked to them for about an hour. we do a meet and greet afterward, answer their questions. we're so delighted we had a sold out presentation this year of about 1300 kids and then they stay and enjoy the game and it was a lot of fun and it's really a lot of fun for us to get to meet everybody that watches us. so, it's a win-win for everybody involved. you can see mike thomas earlier and tucker is always mobbed, caitlin was here. we had a great crew and we are also very grateful to everyone who came out today. and we had some decent weather. we were a little worried maybe we would see rain trying to sneak in later innings. that was last week. we knew yesterday that that rain would hold off. oh, first pitch by the way you can see that right there we are very delighted that one of our llc fans, leuke

lymphoma, we are very concerned about that charity we like to raise money for them and our guest here was throwing out the first pitch. he was bidding on that as an auction item as part of weather day. and i'll make sure i get you his name for the next weather broadcast we do. meanwhile, i want to show you the evening planner because we have a lot of clouds around. it's about 66 degrees for 7 o'clock. by 9 o'clock, 63 and by 11 o'clock, 62. we keep it dry through the evening but the clouds, its quite breezy out here, that's for sure. we're going see those clouds continue to increase and eventually some rain is going to work its way up as we look at satellite and radar right now, you can see that most of the rain is down through southern and western virginia. so it's going to take a little while but let me tell you, it's a soaker that we've got on tap for you tomorrow morning. we are expecting a good amount of rain, a slow go of it for the morning rush hour. and plan a little extra time if you can because we do believe that rain may be heavy at times as we go through the morning hours and lighte in the afternoon. these temperatures in the 60's are going to be sticking around f

sure. so, we want you to be ready for cooler temperatures as we go forward but a good day out here, wasn't it? >> beautifully. >> great day. >> go nats. >> go nats. >> let's go nats. >> i completely agree. proud to have been here for seven weather days and we hope we will make it eight and weather is a big part of baseball. we've had very few rainouts too this year did you realize? happy about that? happy to meet a few more fans and gary is going to tell you little bit more about the weather forecast coming up in just a little bit but needless to say keep the rain gear handy and jim and sarah i'll send it back into the studio. it' really great to be out and about here on half street tonight. >> you got a lot of fans nearby, sue. >> yeah. >> say that one more time. >> i said you have a lot of fans out there. >> i'm happy to say it seems like people are watching fox5 so i'm very excited about that and they're delightful to meet in person. >> now let them go home so they can watch fox5 more.& >> thank you. >> more promo material. you're welcome. >> all right, sue, thanks. okay. now this is

a rare liquor recall. bombay sapphire gin is under a nationwide recall in canada after some bottles were found to contain too much alcohol. officials say a recent batch of the gin was bottled before it was diluted to 40 percent alcohol. instead the gin was 77 percent alcohol. >> wow. >> almost double. so, so far no reports of anybody getting seriously, you know, ill or anything like that. >> yeah. >> but there you go. >> all right. we mentioned this yesterday. now we're getting a look at eight. coffee fixed in the form of a bagel. einstein bagel rolling out the espresso buzz bagel with 32 milligrams of caffeine about a third of what you find in an average 8-ounce cup of coffee. in addition to the caffeine they have 13 grams of protein and they'll be available for a limited time. still ahead, this video giving a new meaning to kicking and screaming. >> the bizarre reason behindn bd that is going virally. >> it was like heroin central and the prostitutes used to come up and read you a m

cop takes what he learned on the streets and creates a memorable character in a brand new book. >> i never heard of it. my friends knew i had goats. i didn't know it right away. >> totally thought that was joking with me. >> that's not a real thing. >> it is a thing. >> fitness trend has made its way to virginia. how you can find your inner yogi while getting cozy with some furry friends at the same time. back after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ narrator: "the time is always right to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate,

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>> ♪ >> a retired d.c. cop who spent years chasing drug dealers has come out with a new book. >> it's called crime song. here's fox5's paul wagner. >> reporter: david swin son grew up blocks from where his novels are set and remembers what 14th street northwest was like back in the day. >> this whole area was like heroin central

come up and read you a menu. >> reporter: after college in california he came back and joined the force. first working patrol before matching wits with dealers and thieves. >> i specialized in burglary and i liked it. 'cause the burglar has their ear to the track. i mean, they know if there's a shooting right up the street, they know about it. if they're working this area, you know, they can work you up the chain so that you can get to the big dealers so i liked burglars. >> reporter: so he came up with frank mar the protagonist in his first book the second girl and his new book titled crime song. a retired d.c. narcotics cop turned pi who feeds his drug habit by targeting the corner boys. >> he uses the knowledge he created in narcotics and so he knows where a lot of drug boys are and so he targets their homes and burglarizes them for the stash. he likes his lifestyle. and i had fun with it and i think that's what made him likeable. >> reporter: the new book is

d.c. streets that features shaw and logan circle as well as landmarks like the 930 club and the florida avenue grille. in the book, mar is a music lover who gets awfully mad when his vinyl collection of pixie records are stolen from his home. a turning point that's central to the plot. he's a sweet wise ex cop who does a lo,loves his lifestyle id several rejections prior to the second girl and after a detailed man and then i just said -- and i had frankie mar in my head for the longest time and i said i'm going to break away. i'm going to do something and have one with it. that's what happened. >> reporter: he's writing the third installment of the trilogy and knows frank mar may not be around for long. >> you can't take him real far an

>> reporter: i was thinking the same thing. something's got to give. >> yeah, you got to end it or it's got to turn into something else. i'd like to turn it into something else because i really like him. >> reporter: crime song went on sale this week. paul wagner fox5 local news. >> coming up here at 5:30, protecting the chesapeake bay. >> tom fitzgerald on that story tonight. hey fitz. >> reporter: areas like the severn river the chesapeake bay produce $17 billion in tourism every year in maryland, it's a lot of money. money that maryland's governor tonight says he is working to safeguard. we'll tell you how coming up. jim. >> how about this? eagles are suing a hotel for profiting off of their song guess which one? hotel eagles. >> we got it. >> we'll talk about it after the break. >> ♪ stronger is blasting her tumors... without risking her bones.

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>> we're coming up with more of our top stories. a man sentenced to life without parole for the brutal murder of his girlfriend. he stabbed her multiple times before pouring gasoline on her and then setting her on fire to cover up the evidence. the two had a child together. the victim had just been awarded primary custody. >> this woodbridge woman faces child neglect charges tonight. police say da lisa torres left her 10-year-old child at home unattended while she went on a trip out of state. child protective services responded and released the child to a family member. torres is being held without bond. >> update on a story we told you about a couple months ago. this was heavens luster suffering from one of the worst cases of led poisoning in d.c. the family was renting with d.c. housing

the family has been struggling to find a new permanent home going from hotel to hotel. attorneys at the children's law center told fox5 they frequently see discrimination against families with housing vouchers tonight the luster fame say they've found a new permanent home which should make it easier for heavens to get all the treatment and therapy she needs. >> all right, here's what you need to know right now. a large tree has come down across the roadway in north -- in the northwest neighborhood. the tree is blocking traffic in the 1200 block of 34th street not very far from prospect street. you can see it there. the tree down there across the roadway. no injuries reported. but of course this is going to be a problem as we're heading into the rush hour as crews try to clear that area so keep that in mind. >> ♪ maryland state officials are calling it the biggest effort in years to protect the chesapeake bay. governor hogan put his signature on a series of

laws aimed at protecting the environmentally. >> they're concerned the federal environmental protection agency under the trump administration could push back on the progress& that's been made. >> tom fitzgerald is in annapolis tonight. tom, those concerns are both inside and outside of state government. >> reporter: you're right about that, sarah. in fact, maryland governor larry hogan today saying bluntly he is prepared to take on both the federal government and the epa if they do anything that he determines could harm the chesapeake bay, the environment or any other environmental areas within the state. now, maryland officials joined together and successfully beat back $73 million worth of cuts in the recent budget proposal in congress. however, they are not done there. maryland democrats and republicans joining together to pass billions of dollars worth of environmental protection laws the governor saying today this is not only critical for the future but for the present day economy of this state. >> for the first time ever we

fully funded bay restoration. we put $3 billion into it. so, the state has been take, the lead. we're a little bit concerned and we've expressed our concern about the potential cuts in washington which now did not go through but that was 73 million over five states. we took $3 billion. that's less than we put in every month. >> reporter: now, take a look at this. if you had any doubt about governor hogan ready to do battle with washington, over his shoulder today, the backdrop for all of this, the pride of baltimore the tall ship firing off a cannon salute as hogan put his signature on these series of environmental protection bills. to drive this point home even further before this ceremony got under way today all of these bills being signed, the governor himself showed up in this thing, this is an electric car fitting as the 2017 environmental agenda included incentive to promote electric car usage in maryland and p

electric cars. this also went into things like water and air quality, developing private clean energy innovations in maryland. environmental groups here in maryland, they will tell you groups like water keepers maryland, with this change in management in washington at the epa right now maryland and other states are sort of on their own if they're going to work to protect their own environment and not rely on washington. >> maryland really wanted to become a leader on some of these environmental issues and i think that that's in part because there's a lot of question about whether the federal government is going to really pursue its role as that back stop and protect the environment. so maryland has stepped up. >> reporter: and you know they're not just doing this out of the goodness of their heart. there is a lot of money at stake here. $16 billion in tourism in maryland regards to the environment here. the seafood industry

$600 million at stake. many on both sides saying tonight this was a major step forward for this state protecting its own backyard. we're live in annapolis tonight, tom fitzgerald fox5 local news. >> president trump signing a new executive order today make, it easier for religious organizations to get involved in politics. the order is aimed at weakening the enforcement of the johnson amendment which bars churches and tax exempt groups from endorsing political candidates. mr. trump also claims the orderly is meant to prevent religious discrimination. >> today my administration is leading by example as we take historic steps to protect religious liberty in the united states of america. [applause] we will not allow people of faith to be targeted bullied or silenced anymore.

and we will never ever stand for religious discrimination. never, ever. >> the president also announced his first foreign trips as president scheduling trips to saudia arabia israel and the vatican later this month. >> twitter google and facebook are at the center of a major lawsuit brought on by the families of the victims killed in that 2015 terrorist attack in san bernadino. the families are suing the tech giants for allowing isis to build anline presence and spread its extremists beliefs. syed farook and his wife killed 14 people and injured 22 others in that attack. the victims families allege that the attackers use of social media directly influenced their actions. >> ♪ >> well, the eagles are suing a mexican hotel named, hotel california for capitalizing off the band's hit song. the group claims the hotel is leading guests

associated with the band. the lawsuit says the hotel plays hotel california and other hits through its sound system. the hotel's web site states the owners don't promote any actual ties with the band. >> it can only be one hotel california. >> surprised it hasn't happened sooner. >> coming up we let anger get the best of us sometimes. >> this woman takes the cake. why she took out her bad day on this parked car. >> wow. >> more of a playful nature energy than what you get in a -- >> those are goats and those are people doing yoga. this is a real thing. and virginia is feeding into the craze and guess what? you too can join them on the fun. we'll tell you how. hey, gary. >> when i saw that the run down i was thinking maybe the goats were trying to do yoga seriously that's what i was thinning. i don't know why. here's temperatures right now. 66 in town. winchester you're not even 60. going to stay chilly around here. oh, yeah, it's not a rumor there's rain coming and thunderstorms, too, just in time for your friday

stick around. full forecast plus more. fox5 news at 5:00 going to continue. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ we just got the keys to our new house! we got the keys! ahhh! wooo! this is exciting we've got our own house! yeah! i'm sorry do you like it here maddie? i love you. i love you too.

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>> we have an update. skyfox over the scene of a gas leak. now here's the deal. this is happening. first the report came in at an aldie grocery store which obviously a pretty busy place on smoke town road in woodbridge around 3:30 this afternoon. when they got there they found high levels of carbon monoxide. we're now being told that there is a thrift store nearby the village thrift store. that's where the gas leak is coming from. nonetheless you figure in a strip mall situation like that the gas will spread, the gas dissipates but nonetheless we know several people still reported feeling sick. one person's been taken to the hospital. again, looks like the gas is coming from a

store in this shopping center on smoke town road over in woodbridge. if we hear anything else we'll keep you posted here on fox5. >> take a look at this viral video now of a woman in alabama stomping on a car windshield all because she says she was in a bad mood. you can see barbara lowry there got onto the car stomp, on the glass until it shatters. turns out she knew the owner of the car but when police asked why she did it, she told them there was no reason, she just got mad. >> i got mad. i'm a lady, okay. like i have hormones or something. i got angry and i broke a windshield and that's really as deep as it gets. >> oh, yeah, 'cause people do that all the time. >> i get angry but i've never done that. >> no. >> okay. she is now charged with disorderly conduct as she should be but could be hit with more charges. >> is she on the phone at the same time, too. >> yeah, she is. >> that's impressive. >> look what i'm doing to your car right now. >> there'so

hormones stop it. you can be mad. take it out in some other way but not on someone's car. >> hi gary. >> i was going to say something. i'm not going to. there's a lot of things i could say but you have to know when to not say something. >> okay. >> rain coming, okay. >> how much. >> enough that it will cause a problem for the morning commute and when it's all said and done i think some places will get an inch, maybe a little bit more and that's because of a couple of thunderstorms, okay and that makes the rain totals a little bit tricky for tomorrow. we've had a lot of clouds today. temperatures have stayed cool underneath the clouds. let me show you what's going on. rain is coming up and it's coming up quickly so i do believe that later on this evening we'll start to get some of these showers. they're just inching over 64 now, they're going to start coming up 95. they'll get to 66 and they'll take over especially late this evening and during the overnight. let me give you an idea what we're thinking for this evening. temperatures will cool off into the 60's. now, this is in town. out in the suburbs later this evening especially when the rain srt

some rain around here as early as 9 o'clock, maybe a little bit earlier than that. temperatures in the suburbs could drop down into the 50's. the setup for tomorrow, a lot of moisture being pulled up ahead of this frontal system. we'll watch the area of low pressure get closer to us and as that happens there's a marginal risk of some severe thunderstorms tomorrow. primarily during the first half of the day and then possibly late in the afternoon we may have a couple of thunderstorms get strong, too, but most of the action is the first half of the day. showers tonight. lows in the 50's for the suburbs. we're down to about 60 degrees here in town. check out futurecast. bringing the rain in overnight tonight. pretty good rain, too. it all comes moving through. it's a wet commute tomorrow morning. this is moving it out real quick, okay, so hopefully by nine, 10, 11 o'clock in the morning we'll be all dry and there's a possibility of a few more thunderstorms coming up in the afternoon, okay. we could get as much as maybe an inch to an inch and a half of rain. where those thunderstorms set up and bring that really heavy rain in a short period of time it might even be a little bit more than that. high tempetu

but we'll say wet. cooler, much cooler the next several days t only going to be in the 60's. there's a chance for a couple showers around here on saturday as well but by tomorrow morning is the wettest. there's no doubt about that. jim and sarah, back to you guys. >> thank you gary. still ahead the wizards still looking for a win. >> brody logan live as the team prepares for game three against the celtics. hey, brody. >> reporter: hey, jim, hey sarah, yeah it's a must win game for the wizards and it's a must win game for the d.c. sports fan. we'll be live here at the verizon center coming up after the break. >> ♪

>> ♪ [cheers and applause] >> wizards had a chance to win game two of their playoff series against the celtics tuesday night. john wall and bradley beal missed key jumpers at the end of regulation. they lost in overtime. now the

two-nothing lead. tonight they're back home. they have a chance to host a crucial game three and win one at home. >> yeah, now let's talk about the ice. it was another tough night for the capitals. they lost game four of their series against the penguins last night and are now trailing three games to one. >> so, a lot of you out there d.c. sports fans maybe on edge a bit. fox5's brody logan at the verizon center offering up hugs. [laughter] >> brody. >> reporter: yeah, unfortunately, we were here about three, four hours before game time so surprisingly no one here to hug. but if anyone is coming out to the game i will give you a hug because really the d.c. sports fan after last night, after what's going on in this series, they could use some hugs. so, back to last night. the capitals with all this momentum going into the series against the penguins now they're down three-one and then tonight you have the wizards taking on the celtics down two games in the series. now, going back to the last loss against the celtics you saw it there. they had the

seconds left. tie ball game. two shots to win it. two chances by your two best players and you brick both of them. now, john wall scored over 40-point in the game. usually when you think johnualln they're going to win. the problem was the man he was guarding isaiah thomas had a game for the ages scoring 53 points with double digit assists something only five other players in nba playoff history have done. so o-what is the key for this team? here's the silver lining. i'm going to try to be positive in light of all this negativity that that's been coming our. out. the wizards have not lost at home this post season. during the regular season they were 19 and 22 on the road but they were 30 and 11 at home. hopefully this raucous verizon center crowd can rise to the occasion and will this team to a victory in game three. back to you. >> all right. thank you brody. we'll keep an eye on that one tonight. >> okay. so, has your fitness routine hit a rut? well, we may

a cure or be able to help in you some form or fashion. >> yeah, it's an exercise fad that has people flocking to a local farm. back after this. >> ♪ (announcer) there's more to life than the climb. there's the view. you've gotta stop and look around a little. come, shed life's layers in asheville. let the child inside you out to play. remember who you are. life is for the taking, not for taking it easy. asheville. discovery, inside and out.

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as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald trump stop us. >> ♪ [laughter] >> aall right, have you done yoga. >> i have done yoga "gma" but not in this way. >> hilarious when i tried it. some people claim it's a great way to relieve stress. one instructor is taking it to another level teaching yoga classes on a goat farm. >> yes, a a goat farm. chip basden headed down to berryville virginia to check it out

>> ♪ >> is this your second time doing this? >> the neighbors they have no idea what's going on here. they think we're some sort of hippie commune. >> if you don't mind. >> yup. >> what's going on here? >> my son is down there. >> ♪ >> i'm alicia mcmaster with silver maple farm, the graze goat lady. >> she knows her goats. >> we are doing goat yoga. >> exhale as you draw the arms back down. >> and one, exhale release down. continuing to breathe here for three and two and one. and we hold. just the idea of it sounded so much fun. >> last fall my friends on facebook were forwarding me these crazy looking videos of other people doing goat

>> i never heard of it. >> totally thought she was joking with me. >> you're kidding right. it's not a real thing. >> it was a thing. i think one just opened in the uk recently. she said no, it is. there's a couple other places in the united states. this is legit. it's spreading. it's great. >> both legs are still grounded. try to be as straight as possible and let this knee not cave in. extended triangle: we have a milk operation. they're all nigerian milk goats. we make soap and fudge. some are more playful some are a little bit more laid back. they're very social. they love to be pet. they love people. >> ♪ they really like to be up underneath people. some goats really like

nibble on toes and especially toes that have polish on them. it's not a bite. some people might enjoy that and other people not so much. >> they like to nibble and there's no teeth. >> pulling on hair. they're obsessed with hair so i always keep my un. almost all the goats out there are females except the babies and there are a you believe cold front babies out there that are bucklings, boys. you wouldn't want the bucks, the adult boys. they're actually very sweet but they smell. start moving your body in conjunction with your breath. roll forward as you reach. they love the yoga mats. they just go up and make themselves comfortable. they think it's their own personal bed or something. we've had a couple people that as soon as t

the gate they -- it's one track. they're headed for those goats then just -- they want to play with them and love on them. more of a playful enjoy nature energy than what you get in a class. if people want to sit down and just play with the goats it's great. if people want to take pictures great. versus me being concerned& about everybody following a certain sequence or being okay in each pose. >> goat massage. >> we've had a lot of people who drove all of them said the same thing. it was even peaceful just driving out getting out of the city and getting into the country. >> ♪ >> listen to the birds, feel the grass under your feet play with some goats and destress at the same time. that's the whole thing just being in the moment enjoying and it's meant to be a way to relax, to unwind and the combination between being

outside with the goats and the beautiful weather, it's a beautiful combination. we would have never guessed that this would have been something, you know, such an amazing opportunity. option three, extend the leg. >> ♪ [laughter] >> what you don't see at home is matt our floor director was in here talking about growing up on a goat farm and likening that to never seeing that growing up. >> yeah, no, they are very friendly but i think that's more of a petting zoo than a yoga class. >> yeah, they get distracted easily by that. >> i think there's a little bit more of that. >> good stuff. >> thanks for watching us here at 5:00. >> the news at six ooh. begins right now. >> this is fox5 local news at 66:00. >> ♪ >> from the white house.

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the plan now heads over to the senate. president trump today celebrated his victory with house gop members in the white house rose garden not long after that vote. >> i went through two years of campaigning and i'm telling you no matter where i went people were suffering so badly with the ravages of obamacare and i will say this, it's been a catastrophe and this is a great plan. i actually think it will get even better and this is make no mistake, this is a repeal and a replace of obamacare. make no mistake about it. make no mistake. >> the measure now heads over to the senate where it will face an uphill battle. >> fox5 is your station for politics. tweet us your thoughts right now. use the #5at630. then look for your tweet on our political show coming up at 6:30. fox5 is in montgomery county now with disturbing allegations against a soccer