joel yet streets. she got out of the car and made her way on foot to where i'm standing and the front door of the recreation center. you can see the bullet holes. she was kneeling when shot by the police. we've obtained a video showing most of this incident. it has been edited for profanity and you'll hear bystander say she raised that gun towards the police. (inaudible) >> they going to light her up if she don't put that down. >> right there. >> yeah, right there. the hand right there.

breaking up the game. let me get: (gunshots) >> she put her hand up. she lifted the gun. (inaudible) >> my god. didn't have to. >> i told you to save that lady, man. >> she was high. at 4:24 tuesday evening, dc first got a call for a traffic accident mere the recreation center on joel yet street southwest an few minutes later, the call was upgraded to a woman with a gun. >> when they arrived on the scene, they located an adult female holding a black semiautomatic handgun. the officers gave multiple instructions to drop the weapon. the suspect did not drop the weapon after multiple

commands. of she raised her arm with the weapon in it towards the officers, two police officers fired. she was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> it's unclear why i see bell duval was in the neighborhood but one witness said after she crashed the car, she got out and waved the gun around. another witness said she told people who came to help she had a weapon and a warrant for her arrest >> we thought somebody threw something in the trash can, a kid rolled his bike. of i told him a white lady crashed her car, got her knee busted and she was like don't call the police officer because she had a warrant and had a gun in her purse. i turned around and calm over here, and i guess he was arguing with somebody or something like that and she had the gun out they called the cops. >> reporter: they released a photograph of the gun, they recovered from the scene. this is the second fatal police shooting this year in the

that were out there at the time and they have been very forthcoming and cooperative with us in this investigation. to the extent that somebody may have been threatened by her, she would be able to undercover that by talking to the witnesses. >> reporter: the officers were wearing body cameras and they were activated at the time of the shooting. now, we understand that i see bell duval was from winchester virginia, we have so far been unable to reach relatives. live in southwest, paul wagner, fox 5 local news. ♪ ♪ we're going to take you to anne arundel county right there after a fatal car crash on route 50 eastbound near route 2 and you can see doesn't look like that will be clear up any time soon, we have confirmed one person is dead. two others injured. there's look from a different vantage point f

see the vehicle on the left side of the road you can see right now crews are still out there have not this happened around 1:30 today a woman was driving the wrong way on eastbound 50 when she struck a car head on. she died at the scene, a 14 mold baby in her car was flown to the hospital with critical injuries, the driver of the other car suffered critical injuries. there was a third car involved. no one inside was hurt but at this point avoid that area, route 50 east near the route 2 exit. today sentencing day for a man who pleaded guilty to animal cruelty and also charged with resisting arrest >> james jones strangled two pitbull puppies and they nearly died. the story and video are difficult to watch. fox 5 alexandra limon joins us live from rockville with the latest. alex? >> reporter: well, he's the father of five and in court today, his attorney argued that he should get no jail time for the animal cruelty charges because of his obligations to his f

admits he was on drugs the night that he attacked those two puppies, therefore he claims he didn't know what he was doing. however, a judge today disagreed. >> when these two sweet pups, unexpectedly meta dog park, the owners had no idea they were brother and sister. of the same pups scene in this video where a man named james jones is strangling >> when something like that happens to a dog thigh can't defend themselves. >> reporter: luckily me a and her brother named chance survived and got a second chance at a happy life >> sarah is married to one of the policemen who responded to the chaotic scene. it shows the jones the former owner of the dogs struggling with police officers who de

to stop hurting the dogs who were foaming at the mouth and unresponsive. mia was vomiting blood and suffered damage to her lungs, according to court documents >> this was a savage attack against these animals, and i will tell you it was a difficult situation besides the abuse on the animals, there was the resistance to the police officer. these good men and women from the montgomery county police are out there rolling around on the ground trying to save the life these dogs. >> in court, jones said he was sorry and his defense was that he didn't intentionally try to hurt the dogs on that night in june of 2015. his attorney said he bought and smoked what he thought was marijuana. but turned out to be k 2, a synthetic substance with effects similar to pcp. but neither the judge thought that was strong enough to excuse the attack. he was sentenced to six months in jail plus additionaliv

years probation. >> he made the choice to do the drugs. his actions after that, you know, he made that choice. >> reporter: now, those dogs are now two years old and they had no long lasting effects to their health. today in court, jones was in custody in a prison jump suit, not because of this crime, but because he's serving a one-year sentence for unlawful possession of a firearm in the district of columbia. reporting in rockville, alexandra limon fox 5 local news. new details about this violent fight that broke out outside the turkey embassy yesterday. several protesting the president's visit to dc were left bloodied and beaten they say by supporters of the turkey government. a total of 11 were injured including a police officer. dc police arrested two

they now face assault charges. today, police chief peter newsham spoke out about this incident. >> that's not something we will tolerate here in washington, dc. this is a city where people should be allowed to come and peacefully protest. the police involvement in that case was dicey because there were people up there who did have firearms and had to safely restore order and thankfully that was done without more significant injury to anybody. >> reporter: mayor bowser issuing a statement condemning the violent attack. calls from capitol hill for cannabis reform. eleanor holmes norton going so far to call it a civil rights issue and urging studies on racial studies. coinciding with a major cannabis convention, it's the marijuana business and conference

>> we gathered 3500 of the top attenders, everybody here, are here to network, to understand the products and services. the latest practices and trends in the industry so they can try their best way forward for their own businesses >> we make led pro lights been in the industry seven year, it's exciting to see it spread across the nation and keeps growing each year >> business is great. we've been around since 2014. we have clients in washington, oregon, colorado and now arizona as well. >> the economic impact that that dollar makes in the economy >> all of that is happening here throughout the cannabis industry. >> it's been given bad name for so many years >> normalizing the laws around cannabis and creating the infrastructure to bring it into up out of the basement and into the light. this is truly one of the most vibrant and exciting industries out there. . >> many advocates wer

capitol hill today and ronica cleary live on the hill with more about the future of marijuana legalization. this is a huge industry these days. >> it really is a huge industry, jim and to add to the remarks that eleanor homes norton said this morning on the hill. she spoke about removing regulation that is exist right here in dc that really limit the district from profiting off the sale of marijuana. and that is a lot of the focus of today's remarks talking about making it a state's rights issue allowing these pot businesses to use banks, limiting the federal tax limitations that sort of force these businesses to pay more in taxes. i want to take you through a few of the statistics that they use to sort of sell the idea of legaling marijuana in a business, friendly way. one study found it would create over 250,000 jobs by 2020. here's an interesting fact. the legal marijuana industry out sold products like

tequila in 2016 and in 2016, legal sales increased by 30%. ands sales projected for legal marijuana in 2017 they're expected to continue to grow. estimates putting the industry at between 5 and 6 billion dollars. to help me make sense of this, we got taylor west, the deputy director of the national cannabis industry association. just quickly tell me about what you were on the hill for yesterday and today. >> we had more than 250 of our members from across the country here on the hill to talk with members of congress and their staff about the need to change federal policy. >> reporter: let's talk a little bit about what eleanor homes norton said about these regulations that limit dc from really profiting off the sale of marijuana. do you think that that might change for the district? >> it's really going to depend on whether a few republicans decide to respect the will of voters in dc. a couple of out of city, out of district republicans have blocked

put in place a regulatory program that would allow them to collect taxes and control the sale of marijuana here in the district. >> reporter: you're talking about republicans. with this administration, it's more than a few republicans, listen to some sound from the attorney general jeff sessions some of the remarks that he said that reflect the feelings of the administration on the future of legalization of pot across the country. take a listen. >> i'm not sure we're going to be a better healthier nation if we shave marijuana being so. ed my feeling is we don't need to be legalizing marijuana and we need to crack down more effectively on heroin and fet nola, do you think you'll see success or do you think you'll have to focus o

>> the attorney general's comments don't reflect the overwhelming public opinion of country. the rest of the country really wants to see state programs respect to do the federal level. 73 percent oppose state programs. and this isn't on every corner like the attorney said. these are licensed stores with strict rules. in fact, much safer and much more controlled than we have in an illegal marijuana market. >> thank you, there's a little insight. what do you believe, about the legalization of marijuana and how it's being handled right here in the district? reporting live on the hill. ronica cleary, fox 5 local news. coming up, it was a brutal beat-down at a metro station but the victim said a complete into his rescue. >> there was good samaritan from g w law school, if it wasn't for him i

than i did >> we talk to the good samaritan about being at the right place. >> police are investigating a house fire in fairfax county. missing pets. find the family's- feeling the heat. it's hot outside but riders on the red line say it feels like a sauna. we'll tell you what's going on. first sue, it is hot. >> yes, it is. and we tied the record, so far we know that bwi has tied the record, we've been as warm as 91 here in the district. that's one degree shy of our record, we'll get climate data on that in a little bit. meanwhile, it's still awfully hot. how long will it last? we'll have a look to your forecast, fox 5 local news at 5:00 coming back.

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you can say it's a dry heat? >> is it? kind of. i don't know. it's not as bad as our humidity usually is but i have to say due points are in the mid 60's, very noticeable. >> start doing the hair test. >> absolutely. >> hasn't quite fallen yet >> it's a disaster. but if you do like it hot, today is your day. we've been as warm as 91 here in the district at 5:30 we'll see if we're able to touch that record. we may be coming close or tying it or one degree shy. how about frederick at 95 degrees? we've kind of all over the place, annapolis jumped up boy about ten in the last hour, has

a lot to do with the wind direction. south wind tends to reflect the potomac river but when you talk about the heat index when you combine the temperature and humidity feels like the upper 90's in a few spots like frederick to the low 90's or near 99 here in the district. so definitely a very toasty evening and we got one more we've got to get through tomorrow. we may see an isolated shower or storm in a few spots tonight. we have a little bit of cloud cover approaching, wouldn't be shocked if there were a couple of spots. maybe, just maybe, something was trying to develop here just underneath our interstate 81 sign. i'll keep an eye on that and let you know if i see anything. if it does, you're one of lucky ones it would cool you off. isolated and nonsevere. wanted to mention, you can see a couple little storms developing, gate concern about what happened last night in the middle part of the country, and now, again, today, in the red box here, we have tornado watches up as you can see for parts of illinois,

iowa and also into michigan. last night, about 27 reports of tornados stretched from wisconsin with a tremendous amount of damage all the way down to the texas pan handle. hopefully the outbreak won't be as severe. but as we focus on our weather back here in the midatlantic, it's another hot day to get through on thursday. not thinking we challenge the record at reagan because it's really high at 96, but it's 91 degree record at dulles. and that one could be in jeopardy. as for tomorrow, we also have another code orange air quality alert to let you know that thursday may be one of those days where the air is not necessarily the healthierest if you have an ongoing respiratory condition, exercise early or late in the day to bypass worst which will be going downhill. the relief will get here in time for the weekend. we'll talk more coming up with our seven-day forecast coming up in minutes. we want to get you to breaking news in virginia. this is arlington where

there was a police incident on southbound 395. this is at south gleeb road. it involved two people, one person is in critical condition. one person is being evaluated. we're told for a leg injury. all the fire and rescue crews have responded to the scene. obviously, this is it going to be you know quite a mess. we're calling it, you know, it's -- a police incident >> we're hear that right now >> we don't know if it's a shooting or not. expect delays on 395 southbound again, this is south gleeb road in virginia. we'll continue to cover which fox 5 news at 5:00 returns. 5:00 returns.

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. bringing you back to breaking news moments ago. this isn't arlington. where we have confirmed that this

shooting. we're being told by arlington county police is that officers were trying to conduct a traffic stop when the officer was approaching the car, the driver attempted to hit the officer. officer fired shots hitting the driver. the driver has life-threatening injuries. we're being told the officer suffered serious injuries as well >> to give you a point of reference, the initial report came down was 395. what you're looking at appears it's not necessarily on 395 but one of the house rams there's a lot of apartments nearby. if you know anybody who takes that ramp 395 southbound to the gleeb road, they're going to hit delays >> one person we do understand is in critical condition. another person had

a leg injury, we don't know who exactly if we're talking about the officers here. but of course, details still continuing to come in. as we are in rush hour expect significant delays on 395 southbound. let's talk about crews that were working to fix this large water main break today. this was in northwest dc mac arthurer boulevard between q and elliot. the ceo tweeted out that the water main that broke dates back to the 1860's. crews were able to turn the water off but the repairs will likely continue through the night. student in georgetown were taken by bus to another campus. 1860? didn't know they had water pipes back then >> let's talk about something else. about a year ago in ellicott city the scenes of the flooding, uncontrolled water raging down main street in ellicott city again >> this time from a broken pipe

on a clear day, not an overflowing river during a brutal rain storm, bob barnard in ellicott city for us today. >> reporter: the water main break i was big and powerful enough to partially swallow a car parked along the hilly curb where the 12 inch pipe burst underneath main street in ellicott city before 3:30 this morning. that car belongs to jen riley. >> i woke up to a knock on my door around 3:30 in the morning, and there was the police asking if that was my car parked on the street there. so i walked outside and sure enough, there is water gushing out from underneath the car. yeah, they said that it's probably totaled at this point. >> reporter: the water gushed more than five hours before howard county public work crews to get it to stop. this view from skyfox. we're told the basements from two nearby homes were flooded with four feet of water. shutting off the flow proving to be a

water is flowing down at a high volume. if we shut the water main too quickly it will break another one upstream. we try to do a cautious controlled shutdown. >> reporter: bge crews were called to the scene while they repaired the broken pipe. the water main break is about a quart mile uphill from the heart of main street ellicott city where the devastating flood last summer destroyed homes and businesses killing two people. >> i was just surprised i couldn't believe main street and historical ellicott city again? another, you know, tragedy, so to speak, but i was glad no one got hurt this time. >> howard county official says what happened here today is hardly unique. with typically five to seven water main breaks a month in the county at this time of year. they say the repair job to this part of main street should be

in ellicott city maryland, bob barnard fox 5 local news. coming up at 5:30 deck old cold a case is solved. reports of an assault of a teacher in arlington alarm school. a police say the student brought to class and used as a weapon. first, fitz what's going on? >> former fbi director james comey has a date to appear before congress. will he show up? we're live at the fbi headquarters tonight. we'll have all developments coming up in a live report. there was a good samaritan from gw law school that jumped in and if it wasn't for him, i would have gotten even more worse than i did >> a man beaten down at a metro stop. but a complete stranger came to his rescue. next fox 5 talks to that good samaritan on the other side of the break.

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this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. up first, a dc man is under arrest for a 2007 cold case murder in land over hills. 49-year-old darryl strictland is accused of strangling a woman to death in the 3900 block of 62nd avenue. she was 44-year-old sharon you can'ting half strictland is charged with first and second degree murder and being held without bond. in arlington, police are investigating report of an assault on a teacher at an elementary school. a student hit with a sewing tool. they sent a letter home to parents to take the appropriate action to make sure students

fire investigators try to figure out what started this fire on spring oak courts. three people were injured. two suffering severe burns. a family cat was killed in the fire, two dogs still unaccounted for. tonight, there are big developments in the latest story rocking the trump administration. the allegation that the president asked former fbi director james comey to shutdown the investigation of michael flynn's ties to russia before trump himself fired comey >> it was announced that comey has been called to testify before congress next week. fox 5 tom fitzgerald live at fbi headquarters. we know the democrats have been pounding the president. republicans sounds like they're changing their tone just a bit. >> reporter: that appeared to be the case. here at fbi headquarters today, the acting director, andrew mccabe has two letters in his position, one from the house oversight committee. another from the senate intelligence committee. both of them asking for the

thing. former director comey's notes on his february meeting with president donald trump. that is the meeting which has been report that day trump asked comey to shut down the russian investigation. that would be obstruction of justice an impeachable offense. paul ryan said trump's political enemies are in a feeding frenzy over this story and while the speaker went on to say that congress will do his job to get to the bottom of whatever did or didn't happen in this case, the speaker also pointedly did not defend the president as this controversy continues to grow >> we need the facts. it is obvious there are some people out there. we have an obligation to carry out our oversight regardless of which party is in the white house. and that means before rushing to judgment. we get all the pertinent

information. >> reporter: now, the chairman of the house oversight committee republican jason shafitz announced he scheduled a hearing next wednesday at 10:30 for james comey to testify publicly. it is far from certain as to whether or not comey is even going to appear at that hearing. shafitz tweeting it appears comey changed his phone number. the chairman had trouble reaching him by phone. on the senate side, the vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee virginia's mark warner restated his opinion that he wants comey to testify before that panel. now, throughout the halls of congress, many republicans seem to quiet their full-throated endorsement and defense of the president. however, democrats seem to have a split on their end as well between those continuing to attack the administration and others who are saying it is

process play out. >> i think the great concern by republicans and democrats alike is this notion of the president constructively obstructing justice, literally asking the head of the fbi to drop the investigation in his connections to russia and michael flynn's connection to russia >> did he ask, order? get the opinion? there's an awful lot and i'm not going to sit here and pass judgment or basically condemn somebody or convict them until i see the facts and the facts is basically being on the intelligence committee is what we receive. >> reporter: there's a dark horse candidate emerging tonight in the race to be the new fbi director, fox news reporting this evening that former connecticut senator and former democrat advice presidential pc on the short list to become the new fbi director. this which is as the

officers association has already endorsed republican mike rogers, the former chairman of the house intelligence committee. we're live at fbi headquarters tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox 5 local news. and we continue to follow breaking news right now. this -- we have some video that came in here to the newsroom. this you're taking a look at it on fox 5. this is involving a prince george's county police officer who's convicted today on assault charges for striking a suspect with his cruiser. damage cam videos shows him responding to a call of an armed suspect last june. suspect led police on a chase as he ran into a field. officers struck him with a cruiser. we know that prince george's county police will hold a press conference on this shortly we'll keep an eye and keep you posted at 10, 10:30 and 11:00. there was a good samaritan from

in. i would have gotten worse than i did. the man attacked on metro's red line last week says a good samaritan prevented him from suffering more serious injuries. john reilly told fox 5 it happened as he was coming back from the gallery play station and talking about the student who helped him out. lauren? >> reporter: this wasn't is so disturbing when you think about it. there's really no known motive, so this guy, john reilly was supposed to go to a nats game. it was rained out. he was off to meet a friend. he got off of the train at the gallery place stop and attacked by a group of young juveniles. take a look at some of these images that we have, because you can see that his hand was broken. he suffered several broken bones, tossed by these young mentored the moving train and hit the train. then kicked in the face. you see bruising and swelling to his face. well, it took about five minutes

or so for a metro transit police to arrive within that time, a 23-year-old georgetown law student saw this happening, was part of the oh crowd and decided to step in, putting himself at risk. today, reilly and this young man met to talk about what happened. take a look. fact that violence exists in the world. and the question is really more so -- what are we going to do about it? >> this incident resolidifies my desire to make sure whatever career i go into i make a difference >> i'm a former federal prosecutor trying to nudge him in that direction. you know, the word hero is thrown around casually, sports heros, all sorts of heros. this guy is a hero. >> reporter: the young man's name is

he was punched back behind his ear, and suffered a slight concussion. the two were glad to have met back up and go over everything. police have announced there have been two arrests in this case. they thought that there were several suspects, five or six, apparently only two of these juveniles carried out the attack. and as most of the metro transit police officers rushed toward the victims, one officer started trailing the suspects, got on a train with them. was able to talk with the video techs looking at surveillance video, in real time and identity the two that actually carried out the attack, the arrest was made right there within minutes at the union station. of metro stop. so again, two juveniles under arrest, one of them 15. one of them 16 tonight. the latest in northwest. if you think it's hot outside, try farragut north and dupont circle >> we'll is explain the problem as commuters pretty heated. what's being don

mother nature will do something about that but it will take till the weekend. sarah and jim let me show you the temperatures, we're 89, boston is 92, hotter than we are, and buffalo 82. detroit 86, chicago 83, obviously, still plenty of heat left on this map. as i give you the bigger picture. we got cooler air on the move and that cooler air will be arriving here later this week. we'll talk about the time table for that and, of course, we'll get another check of radar and those record high temperatures today. we'll be right back. for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked.

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. if you're a metro rider you're feeling the heat on hot days like today, commuters will experience sauna like conditions >> these are the air chillers you sometimes see the signs up. talking about supposed to keep stations cool but they don't.

here's matt ackland. >> it sure is hot but down here in the station it hasn't gotten too bad. let's test it to see how hot the surface is here. right at 83, 82 degrees. look up here, they're warning customers, it's warm in here, chilled air service to the station has been temporarily disrupted. but we been doing this two years and it's still not working. i want you to take a look at a piece we did in 2013 >> right now it is 88.8 degrees. >> pretty hot >> unbearable. really unbearable and it's not safe. >> reporter: due point circle and farragut north are two stations and paul weidefeld is well aware of the issues, we went down to show reporters. this big chiller works just fine, but it's the pipe that is actually chill the water that no longer work. >> what happens next? will those pipes that chill the

avenue. how do you get to them to make repairs or replace >> you got to dig the road up. >> what about now? a metro spokesperson says big fans will be brought in to cool things down. went see any at either station. what has changed? metro realized what the problem is. the issue now, it's a long term project to dig up connecticut avenue. in the meantime, this summer they plan to bring in big chiller units, basically going to put several inside both stations. they're asking dc government and other agencies to help out with this. of but they're not sure exactly when those units will be in place. the hope is by early june. in northwest, matt ackland, fox 5 local news. >> it will be a hot mess in more ways than one >> especially around rush hour. kind of like the days when you get off the road you get on the metro get in car and it's nice and co.

usually here in our building it's too cool today i'm loving it. we talked yesterday that we may break records. these were the records to beat. did we do it? here are the high temperatures. we tied it at bwi. did not give or take at remaining our high was 91, we did not break the record at dulles. of it was 92. record was 93. we miss that day one by one degree as well. guess what? we have another chance at getting the record tomorrow at dulles at bermuda high pressure will continue to pump in heat tomorrow it's less hot friday. but still temperatures getting into the low 90's thursday and to near 90 on friday before we can get a cool front through, here that will start to break the heat. let's run you through the weather headlines, we'll have again, the two more hot days ahead and the humidity definitely getting higher. we'll see likely some scattered storms developing friday afternoon ahead of our frontal boundary. this going to come on through and bring us less hot air for the weekend.

the weekend right now looks like a mix of sun and clouds. looks like a dry weekend. happy to hear that for everybody who will be watching and attending the preakness, and we look to see temperatures dropping out of the 90's, and into the 70's for the weekend. at hot one tomorrow. that humidity quite notice you believe if not uncomfortable. friday, we'll keep that temperature near 90 but throw in the potential of a cooling thunderstorm in the afternoon. about a 30 or 40% chance that you see. not everybody gets one. hot, hot, hot, up at frederick, 95. dc at 89 degrees. 90 for cumberland and check out the fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast as we head for another 92 degree day. saturday, 74, so significantly cooler again by the time we get into saturday. sunday, about 78 degrees. a nice weekend ahead. as we head on into monday, the week of the memorial day celebration is 81. by tuesday, 77. could have a couple of showers around on monday and maybe chance of rain wednesday with temperature of 78. that's your seven-day forecast.

jim and sarah? >> thank you. that made it's debut. we know dc sports fans need a place to vent frustrations, what better than the barbershop? brody logan is in the shop talk about why the home teams didn't make the cut >> i like that make the cut. it's the talk going on in barbershops all over about the caps and the wizards's failures and maybe what's coming up for the nats. we bring the barbershop to you coming up in sports.

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the dc sports fans have been going through the roller coaster of a motion, we brought the barbershop. mel the barber, josh norman, basketball coach, patrick ewing and john wall. let's stt

no one thought they would get to the finals, just get us a chance against labron. but to have that moment in game six when john wall hits that game winner. >> phenomenonal shot >> gets on the scores table. then the performance he had in game seven. where one of eight from three. like what are people saying? what are the fan think about this? are you still on board with john wall? is he still going to make that leap >> john wall is definitely a super star. and in the barbershop, we're definitely on board. because they didn't just get to game seven. they changed the culture in dc. they did something that we didn't expect. they didn't make the playoffs last year. went this year. i don't know about jumping on the score or anything like john wall did. >> come on, man. >> you got to give him his moment. that's the biggest shot of his career thus far. he literally growing up in front of us, making strides. he had bad second half but at th

give him the pieces he needed. >> he won't feel like he been there before. >> he hasn't. >> he been there before if he never been there. and. >> reporter: like john feinstein, that's why you don't jump on the scores table after game six, you want him to jump on the scores table at the garden? he'd get mobbed >> game seven he did come out to play. i do have a little, you know, couple issues with some of the coaches, maybe he should have were kelly ubre he in the game. bradley bill was on. i saw something in his eyes. >> reporter: that wasn't only the game seven let-down, the caps, the difference was the wizards came in, not as the one, but the caps came in as the best team in hockey and he don't lose to the penguins, is the obe era over? >> they lost to the penguins twice? >> reporter: yes, another game seven, they lost three times at home in game seven to the

penguins. >> the penguins kind of got out numbered. it's more or less like a belief thing. you got to actually believe that you can be a team when you defeated before you step on ice, and that's problems >> if that were the wizards then the whole team would be gone >> let me say, quickly let me ask you guys, nats first place, skins coming up in the fall. is there some optimism for the dc sports fan going forward >> i think there's a lot of hope. i love what the wizards did and what the nats are doing, they're in first place pretty much every year. >> it's like call me in october. >> that is true. the caps, man, i was routing for the caps. i was there game seven and everything. >> a message to the dc sports fans could be don't worry about a thing, receive a little thing will be all right about the redskins signed bob marley's grandson. you're going to be doing all right. we'll see you after this.

popular hang-out for the ducks has a cool new feature. one of two new duck ramps installed. the cute guys figured out how to use it. you can them waddling right up to the ramp >> they're calling eight perfect excuse for dc waste. >> just leave the ducks alone. >> that does it for the news at 5:00. news at 6:00 begins now. ♪ ♪ this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. dramatic new video shows a woman being gunned down. steps away from a busy playground. >> a woman was kneeling in front of the entrance to the bald eagles recreation center when she refused to drop her gun. there is video of this incident. we'll have that for you at 6:00. and more incredible video. this one achos a car

and tossed on both sides of the interstate. the news at 6:00 starts now. we begin with the startling video we were talking about the moments before a police shot a virginia woman >> police were called to southwest dc to reports of a woman with a began. officers say she refused to drop her weapon, fox 5 paul wagner is live with more. paul? >> reporter:. >> reporter: strange bizarre story. we know the woman was involved in an accident about a block away and made her way here to the bald eagles recreation center. the bullet holes are still in the door, they have not repaired the door just yet. she was kneeling there, we understand, when officers told her to drop the weapon. she refused according to police, and at that point, they opened fire. now, we're going to show you a video that we have been able to obtain. he said been edited for profanity. if you listen closel after