>> this is fox5 local news at ten. right now, first on fox5, the victim of epa attack that happened on a metro platform talks about the terrifying assault and the man who helped save his life. then fighting hate with kindness after two men were arrested for hanging a noose at a middle school volunteers were back there making sure the students see positive

firetruck goes up in flames at the station. the latest on the investigation into the cause the fire. fox5 local news starts now. we begin with that story you will see first on fox5, a man attacked on a metro platform is sharing his account of what happened. thanks for joining us, i'm lauren demarco and i'm jim lokay. the victim talked with fox5's marina maracco. she's live now with what he had to say about what happened on friday. marina. >>reporter: jim, lauren, this man says nothing was stolen off his person. it was simply a vicious attack. he was inside the metro here the at gallery place. 6:00 it was a packed train when he was attacked by a pack of young men. he says he can't say how many there were, but there were more than five. take a look at how he walked away from this all, his face bruised, his jaw swollen and his hand now will likely reqre

wants to do is find the good samaritan who intervened and helped stop what could have been far worse. >> i was pulled down onto the platform floor, people beating on me. they pushed me towards the train which at that point was starting to accelerate and my hand hit the train and i've now broken my hand and may need to have surgery. but there was a good samaritan from gw law school who jumped in and if it wasn't for him i would have gotten worse of it than i dcht he got beat up. i didn't get his full name, but if there is a hero that comes out of this, it's him. this certainly shouldn't happen anywhere. it certainly certainly shouldn't happen in the nation's capital on friday evening at 6:00. i'll be okay. i'm worried about the nex person who maybe isn't quite as lucky as i i

not be a good samaritan gw law school the next time. he's hoping the good samaritan \see\seas the story so he can thank hivment we've also reached out to metro. we're also waiting to hear back. live tonight in northwest d.c. marina maracco, fox5 local news. >> we're also learning about another violent incident on metro. police were called to the van necessary station this morning to deal with a fight that broke out. three men were involved. one of the men suffered a cut to his face. he was taken to a hospital for treatment much the other two people were arrested and charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. the incident caused some minor delays on the redline while police investigated. after a hate crime at a maryland middle school community members joined forces to respond with local. earlier this weekend anne arrundel police arrested two men who they say hung a noose at crofton middle school. they showed up today to write kind

messages to the students. lindsay watts with the story. >>reporter: this is the result of all of those people coming together today. this is what students are going to see as they come into school tomorrow. messages like love never fails and always be happy. these messages stretch all around the building. i've lived in krof ton for eleven years and i know this to be a welcome and inviting and positive community the fact that all of you came out today to spread that message and to make it loud and clear that hate will not be tolerated and that kindness always wins, it's so appreciated. a sea of people at krof ton middle school, chalk in hand. the goal was to bring some beauty here after the ultra letter act. at first i

rope hanging from just a light for some reason. but then i looked closely and i saw what it actually was and i was shocked. she called me twice. she wanted to be picked up from school. i was actually really sad. i felt like -- i wanted to go home, but i didn't go home because i didn't want them to be happy that we were reacting to it. this is the reaction she and her family wanted to be part of. the fact that my community projected it the way that they did and all showed up on mother's day of all dayses really makes a difference to me with so much help the pavement was covered with positive messages and i am mamgs in less than an hour. the front of the building stretching around to the back. students will have a lot to look at as they come into school and hopefully this will serve as a reminder. >> a whole school with a thousand

bigger than two people. i hope that every student that walks through you that doorway tomorrow knows that they are loved and they are special and that kindness will always beat hate. security cameras here at the school helped catch the suspects. police put out pictures of the two 19 year olds soon after this happened on thursday and then by friday one of the men had been caught and the second turned himself in. both of them are from around this area and they're now facing charges, including hate crime harassment. live in krof ton, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. >> heading outside right now for a live look. we see the masonic temple there in alexandria. we hope that all of the mothers out there had a wonderful mother's day. the weather was just perfect for celebrating. will the gorgeous weather

>> it's going to get better. we'll have less clouds. we hit into the low 80s and upper p 30s and you know what it was very pleasant. we did have some pretty strong winds, but we had a fair a. sunshine as well. it was really nice to be out sievmentd i was outside and i didn't want to come back in again. here's a look at where we stand right now. 730 at map, the same at dull erks 72 in the nation's capital h this hour. we've got p zero at annapolis. sixty-six at winchester and 74-degrees at culpeper. speaking of the winds, here's a look at current wind gust. they're still fairly strong, anywhere from 21 at gaithersburg to 30 in fredericks. thirty-six at hagerstown and 22 right now at baltimore. we will see some improvement in the winds, but what you have to know is that tomorrow is going to be where wippedz will be a little on the strong side, also. in the meantime clouds are starting to clear out as a

pressure continues to influence our weather pattern and that's going to set us up for a pretty clear night. near the mason dixon we've seen a few sprinkles but not anticipating that hedged down to the i95 corridor at all the clear sky, going to be in the upper 40ss and low 50s. hagerstown will see about 45 and while we'll see 47 at within chess templet i'll have your full forecast coming up in just a bit and the changes we're going to have in just a bit. >> we have a search for a missing woman and her eight month old daughter. they were reported missing back on april 30. the car that johnson was likely driving, a black kia optima has turned up in newport news. police suspect that a man may have abducted the pair and the baby may be in extreme danger. ove

on\son\{^son}'s mother spoke to the media and made an emotional appeal to whoever may be holding daughter and granddaughter. i would appreciate if you bring my kids home. anything you can do will help me, please do. >> police have issued an amber alert and they're hoping someone may pot them. a fire that broke out this morning hit too close to home for some firefighters in springfield, virginia. their fire station on ethyl road went up in flames after a firetruck caught on fire. the ex s of the building where it was parked was also badly damaged. but the fire did not affect an area where the emts do their work. thankly no one was hurt. the cause of all of this is under investigation. >> we could learn as early as this week president trump's new choice to head the fbi. he could name someone

leaves on his first foreign trip on friday. for more we go to fox's catherine her age. >>reporter: attorney jeff sessions and his deputy have interviewed ate eight candidates to be the next director less than a week after president trump fired james comey. adam lee the special agent in charge of the fbi's richmond, virginia office. the acting fbi director and make el jr. garcia a former prosecutor and associate judge on new york's highest court. the ranking senate objects to the attorney general's role in finding a new fbi director because sessions recused himself from the race. i don't think he should be a part of this review process. i think whoever the future fbi ought to be it should be law enforcement proves of professional. warper's law to skip a politician is echoed by republicans. we got a chance to reset as a nation. the president has a chance to cle

created. i would encourage the president to pick somebody we could all rally around, including those who work in the fbi. a former texas attorney even was also interviewed along with mike rogers, a former fbi agent and former chairman of the house intelligence committee. rogers has the endorsement of the 13,000 strong fbi's agents association. while able candidates, gram advised against them. i think it's now time to pick somebody that comes from within the ranks or a reputation that has no political background at all. >> also oot short list, bush appointment henry e hudson who strong down the obamacare individual mandate saying congress exceeded its authority as well as alice fisher who also served in the bush administration as a high ranking justice department official. you need to have on one with a very strong background in law

enforcement. depriest a former deputy official said comey is not the first director to. and then fbi director louie free had a strange relationship with a scandal. you need to have someone who when he or she takes an action or makes a decision that people aren't immediately going to attribute some political motive to that. republican senator mike lee told fox news sunday he disagrees with the idea the attorney general will detach himself from the search because sessions will work with the fbi on a variety of cases beyond russia. both men sit on the judiciary committee that oversee the confirmation hearings. in washington, catherine her age, fox news. >> a historic inauguration in france. newly elected president emanuel macron sworn in. his message to the

attack that started on friday could get even worse. ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump,

whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia.

>> disturbing news from north korea tonight, officials say the missile they test fired over the weekend is a new long range rocket that can carry a nuclear war head. the us military and its yap knees and south korea partners confirmed the missile flew for half epa hour and reached an unusually high al tud. if north korea is to be believed then the country is moving closer to developing a missile capable of reaching the united states. >> macron is elected

in france. he's not from one of france's make oor political parties. the 39 year old political outsider today vowed to reform the french economy april to restore france's standing in the world. he man yell macron is a former investment banker and he's also the first french president to be elected present outside of france' two mainstream political parties. he is unsupportive supporter. despite macron's outsider status he is no populous and he painted a picture today of a french economy that will need to embracer and grow with technology and that will need to be open to the world. macron's message today to the french people seem to be that they should embrace

embrace it with french values. the french people have always known how to find the energy and the spirit of harmony to construct profound change. that is where we stand. it's for this mission that i will sum bli serve our people. but despite being elected by a massive majority defeating the national front ma right large audience pen on may 7, macron inherits a fractured country with deep divisions on france's role on europe and immigration. france holding its par limit try elections in june. his new party will need to score a big win or macron will be forced to share power with the very people and political parties he has repeatedly criticized. >> connor powell, fox news. >> back here at home, we are going to take another look at the forecast. here's a live look

memorial, what a gorgeous day it was for mother's day. gwen, i think we made a lot of families happy out there and after all that rain and cold i think that we really earned it. absolutely, we really deserved it for sure because everybody was wondering what is it going to be like for mother's day in is the rain going to end in. >> thankfully it did. lee low 80s today and upper 730s, very welcomed indeed. right now as far as temperatures are concerned at d.c. we're at 72-degrees. we still have some clouds, but we'll see some improvement before the night is over. sixty-seven at quantico, 73 at fredericksburg, dulles at 730-degrees, the same at annapolis, 64 at winchester. wind gusts today. here's a look at the peak wind gusts, absolutely unbelievable. up to 40 miles an hour at reagan national. we're going to seat winds continuing t

but a little bit of improvement as far as tomorrow is concerned, but still windily. right now winds are still gusting 20 up to 36 miles per hour. satellite radar showing you a few clouds. a sprinkle or two here and there. but that will be out of the way in the overnight hours as we get to a clearing. i've got big heat on the way. it's going to feel like it's august in may. not too hard to figure out what that means. >> in the meantime -- next at ten, horse raising, hot air balloons, wine tasting and jazz there's something for everything. stay with us. us.

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going around town in the week ahead and we are starting off with some really big name acts here in d.c. dmx will be performing at howard theater and the weekend will also be here thursday. he's playing at the verizon centerment on friday the verizon center is hosting church and then on friday jimmy buffet will take the stage. the preakness stakes be held in bawment more and there is a number of. think a whole lot of hot air balloons. you can take rides in them, live music, food and a beer garden it's being held at the howard county fairgrounds on wednesday and thursday. and there's a special mass balloon asengs. i know it's a little bit of a drive, but if you're up there here is another event in howard county. wine in the woods. here's a huge wine festival and it's celebrating its 125th

anniversary. tickets for saturday and sunday are still available starting at 27 bucks. back here in the district, this is one of my favorite events beginning in season. i've been telling jim about this. do you know about jazz in the garden. tell me more, lauren. >> telling you more, jim. live music, people watching with pitchers and sangria and beer, that's where they get me. it's right around the national mall. you put your feet in the fountain. it starts this week and happens every friday from eight to five. thirty in august. the lines could be long so get there early. there's the last one for you. the chesapeake bay bruins festival will be held saturday and sunday at sandy point. can save big by buying ahead of time. they're six of two-dollars online and 830 bucks at the gait. i've got a little bit of a bonus in annapolis if i door irish puppies hosting some sort of dog competition. it'

first one. they're calling it the west street dog competent taingts decisions will be completely pin based and have no ul merit. you bring your dofg there and it's 20 bucks. that's on sunday. we're talking about paneling try and that sort of thing. this is a big night. >> this is a huge night. i'm so proud of these d.c. girls. we had a winner last year and miss district of columbia, car a ma cull a is your new miss usa. she was crowned tonight. you may have watched it before you turned over to the news. she is a chemist and also funds an outreach program science for kids. deshawn a barber was also miss d.c. a really touching moment during the competitionthn to do her walk. she mentioned it is mother's day. she lost her mother very soon after taking the crown last time around. she did a little tribute to h

touching to see tonight. you should have seen how excited we were did miss d.c. really win again. >> she's not going to win again, but there she has it. congratulations. we're very excited for you. we have the latest on the unprecedented cyber attack. hackers using ransom hitting across 150 countrieses and it could be get worse tomorrow as the workweek begins. we'll break that down for you after this.

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>> this is fox5 local news at 10. welcome back, as most of you head back to work tomorrow, some country as and governments around the globe are bracing for the possibility of another crippling cyber attack, the ransom wear virus hit last week it hits

computers in more than 1350 countries. one of the largest cyber attacks a\ever\of hit 150 countries and the number will continue to jump. monday when everyone returns to the office that this ransom wear attack will be even larger. this is a very serious problem and i think it's going to grow. interest per poll, the europe union's association believes the mal\wear\ware started to spread friday and then struck other country's networks including germany, spain, china, russia and india. it's certainly not a uk problem. it's an international problem. many of those will be businesses including large corporations like we see in fed ex. the hack caused major service disruptions in the united kingdoms leaving doctors unable

patient's records. the electronic ticket system for the railways were affected. it is now being called ransom ware, threatening to keep the users' electronics locked until the users pay a ransom. we've seen the rise of ransom wear becoming the principal cyber threat. but this is something we haven't seen before. the hackers exploited a vicious cyber weapon. microsoft recently release a patch. but those who have not updated their pcs continue to be at risk. it's too soon to know who is behind the attack and if there could be any more in the near future. will car, fox news. >> that stuff is scary. well, awesome day. clearly mother

>> she's taking care of her own absolutely. it's no fun -- you think about easter and mother day, these are the days you take mom out. >> weather is going to be perfect. i knew that. i had to make sure -- made it happen? a. especially after all the rain we had. we had rain, cold conditions and everybody said so, my goodness we hope it doesn't last for mother's day and thank goodness it did not. it was absolutely fan tab lose as i love to say. so here's look at the highs for today. we did very well considering i was talking about daytime highs in the 50s a couple of days ago. eighty-two rat reagan national air pockets 830 at dulles and 78 at bwi thurgood marshal and right now it is still really mild outside. seventy-two in the nation's capital. we've got p 30-degrees in annapolis, 66 at gaithersburg, 64 at winchester. so still fairly mild and

at all. but the winds were a big factor today and peak wind gusts anywhere from at least 35 to 40 miles per hour and it's still pretty gusty out there. let's take a look at what's happening. wind gusts from about p 20 to 36 miles per hour we will see improvement in the overnight hours, but i want to tell you that tomorrow it will be another windy day, not quite as windy as tomorrow, but just fair warning. the clouds are gradually moving out. we've got a ridge of high pressure that's going to be a little bit more in control to help get rid of these clouds and just an odd little sprinkle l or two, nothing to be too concerned about, most of it to areas of our north. and overnight lowe's are going to be in the 40s to low 50s. it will be fairly comfortable out there for tonight and things are really improving into the week. as we set you up for the beginning of your workweek, here's your planner for tomorrow. by the 11:00 hour, 67, heating up to 70 by 2:0

then 71 by five. with no shortage of sunshine. it's going to be bright skies for tomplet a really nice way to start the week, but as i said, blight on the breezy side. we're going to see a big change into owr temperatures. as we get into hump day, things start to change. a bermuda ridge of high pressure that is going to start to pull out april open the door for a nice southerly flow. we're in the 50s, the 70s, the 80s. i think that pretty much tells the story, doesn't it because we're headed for the 90s. i'm calling it a taste of august in the month of may. we're going to have the humidity to go with it as well. just be prepared, it's going to get a little sticky out there and a little bit on the hot side. in the meantime 52-degrees for tonight as we wrap it up. tomorrow's daytime high we're going to rake it in at 74-degrees. here's a look at your fox5 seven day

90s, oh yes, they are up there. i know everybody is saying open the pools, open the pools. that's what they are oh going to be talking about. and the sunshine pretty much across the board. let's talk about mother's day because there are a lot of people going out today. with the brunch you take in some different events from mother's day. i took in brunch today and had a fabulous time. it was different. i celebrated with lots of moms. a big fan, baby face. take a look. >> a sweat mother's day because i'm very thankful for my child and for celebrating mother's day and i

your mothers for granted. i i am celebrating mother's day with my mom thelma. this is your treat coming to see after seven. >> yes, it. q. is what do you this i about that? a. i think it's wonderful. q. i would say that looks like a nice night out except what happened earlier this afternoon. >> they had two shows, a brunch and an early show. both which were sold out. and mothers got treats of signed cds and autographed pictures t. their new cd timeless andan

their new music. >> ladies having a good time there. i had a good time. >> thank you, gwen. ses day sellations happening all around the world including the vatican pope fraps is included a special prayer for all mothers, including his mother. >> the nats going for two with a double header against the phillies today and we go for the five with the top five plays of the week. where will john wall's winner rank in sports is coming up next.

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>> if you traveled near the national mall and west potomac park today you may have noticed thousands of people riding their bikes. it was the annual d.c. bike ride. it's 20 miles long. the event celebrates d.c. culture and allows participants to ride past some of the top landmarks in the city. some of the money raised goes to the bicyclist association and their effort to support street safety t. it looks like a fun time. >> and it's a good group. >> it was an extra special day for one mother in texas. her college just graduated from college. he is 14 years old. fourteen year old carson she hew was the youngest person to graduate from high

earned a degree in physics. he is going to be in the graduate program in the fall. his brother is a. do they live together? do they live at home they're 14 and 11. i hope they get some fun, too. >> one local woman is finally getting her degree more than 50 years after her college journey began, 79 year old lucy johnson graduated this weekend from university of maryland university college with a degree in human resources. johnson says she left school and wanted to wait until after her children graduated from college themselves before she went back after they graduated from l could edge, my oldest son decided to give me a computer. well, it's time for me to go back.

>> congratulations, lucy. her three children all have graduated college as well. i bought my momma computer so all she did was play candy crush and facebook. >> i knew it. >> are you looking to strike it rich but don't know what it takes to become a millionaire. >> like playing the lottery. andrew craft reports. >>reporter: from making your bed to picking up other people's trash on the sidewalk even the mallest daily habits can tell a lot about how a person thinks. if you p make your bed in the morning it puts your mind in a protucktive mindset it also makes you 20 p percent to become a millionaire. a new study that looked at people's incomes and connected the dots between certain daily rit yuls and greater wealth. little changes p in your life like big picking up a book before your start your day could lead to bigger bucks in

smile on your face as you go through your day, you're 46 more likely to be happy and that generates money and happy necessary and education and everything that goes with it. coming to a city like las vegas could be your shortcut to the big money club, but even young people know the best bet for financial success is hard work. you have instagram and other sewed media where people are just showing money all the time unfortunately not everybody is willing to work for it. turn off the cellphone, turn off the ipad, meditate, pray, take nature walks, whatever you're in to, take that quiet time. don't forget the chores. the notion that millionaires are above us and above the chores

necessary. people are better off financially if they look at any chore that something is not beneath them. start with one and keep it simple. we call it the rich habit ripple, pick one habit make it really idiot prove and let it ripple out and it will encompass more and more naturally. don't let life attack you. you attack life. that's what i'm trying too do and that's what i'm trying to encourage other people to do as well. >> andrew craft, fox news. >> when you're making in the bed in the morning you're one step closer to becoming a millionaire. >> keep a smile on your face. >> the little girl in mississippi is already making money as the ceo of her own lemon aid business. much more than the typical lemon aid stand. she sells around the

she makes her own products from scratch. the flavor is our own coconut water peach. she works extremely hard. a lot of long nights, early mornings, a the look of sacrificing. she literally put 60 flyers on cars by hand. she prayed over every flyer, played over every customer. she is going places. kenya is not letting her school work slip. if her kids even drop she has to put the lemonade company on hold. >> it looks tasty, too. a. we're back after this.

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about the team and the nats, the bull pen problems really rearing their ugly head? a. a problem is not the word. they've had 13 losses all year and seven of them is because of the bull pen. before the season started they said they didn't put enough emphasis on beefing up the bull pen. a. a the look of people said that and anti said don't worry we're going to have it taken care of. today's double header could be called a bobblehead her. this was given away in the second game of today's double header. you could have gone to the potomac nats yesterday to get your hands on this, the bryce harper gobble head, yes, a thanksgiving giveaway in may. i'm serious. there's bryce harper \ping\pinked out. no pilgrim hat today for bryce. this fan

come on 34, give us more. after yesterday's home rup. that is a lot to ask. he actually took a request. you can see the green sign he almost hit it right to the grill with the sign. the nats one-on zero. tray turner it's his bobl day this evening and he scorches this one. a three-zero lead for the nats. but oh, the nats bull pen. sean kelly just came back from the team's disabled list. all three homeruns charged to kill. they lose four-36789 game two on mother's day. maybe we'll do a little bit better these daughters very excited about their sign. matt scwirrer on the mound. the quick come back matt gets hit in the leg, roling around in pain. he's tough, comes back to p

feeling the effects, gives up an rbi. on the bottom of the sixth, dusty baker, zero rbi this year, but dusty everything he does. the rbi, but you know where this one is going, the nats bull pen again blow the lead. the good news is michael a taylor has given the nats a two-run homer and they're up one in the ninth. if p i r a d.c. sports fan who bee knowns the take it of sport in the contest hang your hat on the contest of miss usa. what we need instead of rings in sports is crowns and sashes. then d.c. would start winning in a contest we never lose the ultimate sports beauty

contest. pull i football,s that he oot name of the ul team. the other team is celebrating. this guy kicked it into his own goal it's beautiful. this is a number? it should be number one. there is no way this is going to happen. the keeper doesn't even try. we'll give it to you for a bicycle kick. we're going to stick with soccer. taking down for a foul free kick is given. he's still down on the ground. a little consternation there and then all of a sudden, wait, there's a gel. what just happened? no one has any idea. sa via players, very upset. while he's on the ground, nacho decides i'm going to go up and kick it. the referee says okay, that's a goal. this could be a new strategy. this is a new strategy

you can do it, even the camera was surprised by that kick. they went onto win four-one. nacho victory. that's when you call a victory that's not yours standard shot, up and over and let's see, he holds on. he's hurting, but yes, he holds onto the ball. check out -- we'll slow it down for you on the replay. hits the bench, flips over, still holds on. what i love is that afterward he takes a nice needed rest and a twitch the cap to the fans. to number two, maryland aa basketball. r and a warriors. it gets blocked emphatically, but it goes up. check this owrkts the block, you can get a basketball on a bounce? it might be

the other team. not those crazy intimidation blocks. make a play fosh the top five. that will always be on. number one, was there any question? let's start the show over. this is fox5 -- john wall -- this is fox5. good call animation. john wall from well beyond the three-point line no question who wassing whying to take it and what would happen. he he stood up on the score table after and it forces a game seven tomorrow in boston. and the best part was that bradley beal had no idea he was on the score's table until the press conference. it was like you did what in a fantastic reaction from all the fans. actually coming up in the 11 you will see a lot of that fan video anthrax. >> there's so much of it. the guy who looks a little like albert einstein who was recording it. tha

the shot was. forcing game seven tomorrow. i'm keeping this. we're back after this. .

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>> this is fox5 local news at 11. right now first on fox5 the victim of an attack that happened on a metro platform talks about the terrifying assault and the man who helped save his life. them fighting hate with kindness after would men were arrested for hanging a nooz at a middle school volunteers were back there making sure the students see positive messages. a firetruck goes up in flames at the station. the latest on the investigation into the cause of the fire. fox5 local news news starts