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this is fox5 local news at ten. right now at ten, what a dramatic day that began with heavy rain this morning and this afternoon and this evening concluded with storms that were severe and producedded more heavy rain. so what's ahead for your memorial day in i'll have e is accused of turning a d.c. apt into a blood

investigators trying to figure out what i was doing with all the blood he collected. and polls are closing right now in montana where a congressional candidate accused of assaulting at reporter win the race? the news at ten starts right now. what a day, what a night, from heavy rain to sunshine to more rain we start with a wild day of weather. thanks for joining us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. stea a look at this. we got round of rain moving in this evening, it caused high water out there on some local roadways. let's get to sue palka on what we can expect. >> is it friday yet? i know, right. >> what a week this has been and especially today starting with the heavy rain that morning commuters had to fight their way through and then we popped into the sunshine. the at moose fear got heated up, humid and agitated and we saw some

thunderstorms fire up this evening that were severe. 's lei would call your attention to one batch of rain that is up towards the martinsburg and hagerstown keith ease area, that is weakening as it continues to move to the southeast. it's started in. i think the big story tonight came out of montgomery county, not only did they have heavy rain and a lot of hail, but between olney and brookdale a lot of flooding problems and they remain under a flood warning until three:30. that's because while the streams and creeks are slowly rising they are coming up and you have to be careful. i wanted to show you the big picture as we put our storm system in motion for the last six hours loadedded with lightning and hail and just a small sampling of all the storm reports. all of the dots represent where the national

weather service received a report flooding. flooding is what we're going to focus. this is the area between brook veil and bright and at 97. that ises as of eight:30, still one to two feet flooding across brookville rode in brook villian that is why we have teisha lewis in brookville. teisha was chasing storms all afternoon and evening. what is the very latest out there? >>reporter: well, sue, the water has subsided but you can see behind me county crews on are site. they are monitoring and evaluating this, what you're taking a look at right now. this is market treat and this is a bridge here on market street and what we're told is that this area is closed and could be closed for the next several hours because of debris and vegetation and what one of the workers described to me as this bridge being overwhelmed due to today and tonight's heavy

rainfall and downpours. he he says that this happens when you get a lot of rain in a short amount of time. can see the county trucks here and behind the trucks, they have been essentially laying out some cones and also barriers and making sure people know that this roadway is closed. now, it's dark right now, but there is an suv that is still here hours after the driver was rescued. i want you to see these pictures that were tweeted out by p montgomery fire and rescue spokesperson pete pair jer. these are the pictures of the rescue that took place moments after the rainfall. now, we'll get more on that in just a few minutes. first, this is what we saw on our way here, several areas and z roadways closed and blocked off due to flash flooding. again, this is all the aftermath of tonight's heavy rainstorm that passed through the area. first spoarnds warning drivers to turn around,

likely heard the phrase befe. an sound after first responders again had to use a sll boat here to carry him to safety. you saw the pictures just a moapt ago. again, the suv remains. this is all near the intersection of brookdale road and market street. the latter remains closed tonight. police are still here standing by the suv monitoring the roadway and also the high flood waters. again, brookville is filled with areas that are for flash flooding. we're talking about hills h and also narrow roadways and even the creek that is behind me over my right shoulder. we spoke with a resident off camera who described this in one word and she said it was really a gully washer. that's how she described tonight's storm. teisha lewis, fox5 local news. >> developing tonight, a rockville man is accused of buying blood from

southwest. tonight police are trying to figure out what he was doing with the blood he collected. fox5 ass lauren demarco is live tonight in northwest. lauren, what do we know about this? >>reporter: shawn, this is so bizarre and there are so many questions tonight, the biggest of which is why, why was this man collecting people's blood? he is 43 year old qayew he pleaded not guilty here at d.c. superior court and' was release on his own recognizance. our camera was rolling as he came out and ran present reporters. around 2 p.m. yesterday a police officer heard a group of people saying they were getting paid $30 each to give blood inside of an apartment at p 0p street. that's public housing not far from nats park. a woman inside told police it was her unit and she was participating under a work disud did i under the direction of between. between told oic

company called boston bio source and he was authorized to be drawing blood from citizens, but d.c. public health says he is not a medical licensed director in the district. n's' lawyers spoke with reporters including my colleague alexandrialy mofnlt he said he just met wen this morning and he is how he responded when he was asked why this guy would be collecting blood? >> i'm not sure. i got to talk to hip, though. >> does he have a medical license of any kind that you know of. >> not offhand, he no. i don't know. he seems like a very nice guy. he was very easy to talk to. we just have to wait and see what happens with respect to the outcome of the case. >> what did you see exactly? a. it was just a long line. i don't know why they wanted people's blood. it was weird to me, too. i thought it was a doctor or something that was doing it. i don't know. >> according

report wen collected blood from about 40 people over tuesday and wednesday, but he also had a log listing more than 200 other names. police say that they recognized some of people as habitual drug users in the community. we looked into this company, boston bio source that wn claims to work for. on their website they say that they collect and provide specimens, including blood, plaza and tissue for research projects. i called them, left a voice male h this afternoon, still waiting to hear back. wen meantime is due back in court next month. live in northwest, lauren demarco, fox5 local news. >> now to a fox5 a followup, neighbors are questioning the safety of a stretch of roadway in prince george's county teen died in a crash. norman white lost control of his car and crashed into a tree on tuesday night. neighbors say it is not the first fatal crash. fox5's marina maracco is live in clinton with the

>>reporter: tony to give you some confection here, in the past four years there have been four fatal accidents here on temple hill road, the two, most recent oneses happened in the past six months and just blocks away here there's an elementary school just blocks from the scene of the crash on tuesday and although you see the photo enforcement signs here, the speed cameras have been moved leaving this this area without a single speed deterrent. this is cellphone video from tuesday's night's fatal accident fire crews working to get 17 dwreer old norman white out of his car after he lost control and crashed into a tree. it was a rainy night on this curvey stretch of temple hill road that has a speed limit of 35 miles per hour and to be clear the accident remains under investigation and police have not said what caused the young man to lose control of his car. but tonight neighbors hearsay they're fed up. they believe the stretch of road playeded some sort of role in the accident. they say for the past years here

witnesses and have come running out of their homesvits. one family hearsayses they've witnessed several accidents where the victims have taken their last breaths at that very embankment where normal white died tuesday night and now they're demanding action from their leaders. just crashing up in the woods. it's just a terrible road. i saw one about a month ago coming this way, a truck flipped over and i drove past and he was banking to get out. and i just made a turn and called the police. we've been complaining about that road and for years nothing was done about it. so a 17 year old man who had a promising p future had to die in order for you to say okay, well, let's take a look at this road and see what's really going on with the road. i want to know why it took so lofnlgt what i think they're going to end up doing is probably put a speed camera right here or something like that a.

the city is about monday. they don't want to spend money to fix it. they want money to go back into their pockets. so they'll put a speed camera here to make people slow down, but that won't again. today we caught up with prince george's county councilman franklin. this is his district. he says the best deterrent for people who come down speeding on temple hill road is a speed camera. >> is that stretch of the road even eligible under state law even eligible for a raised tonight. do you have a timeline once you you get those results and some sort of survey can be done. i don't know exactly how these investigations take because each of them is different basedded on ul a of the variables that occur. i don't have a timeline, but once we do, we definitely should move very quickly towards evaluating do we need to make

changes on that stretch of roadway. and tonight still tuel accident will be complete. live in clinton, marina maracco, fox5 local news. >> new tonight, the president's son-in-law jared kushner is now the focus of an fbi investigation into russia's influence in the investigation. kushner has significant information that is relt to the case. they do not suspect him of a crime or intend to press any charges. he has come under scrutiny because of two meetings he had with a russian ambassador and a banker. what a relative says drove them to carry out the deadly attack. i'm sick and tired of you guys. that's just the audio and that's pretty violent. it's the incident that led to

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police in prince george's county have made an arrest after an elderly man was found dead. the victim was discovered by police this morning during a welfare ceck at his home on the 9,000 block of million street in fort washington. the suspect was later arrested on palmer rode just a few blocks away from where the victim was found. when officers arrived, along with the fire department they ended up you forcing entry into the residence here due to some circumstances that they observed at the residence. once inside they did find a man inside, an adult male unresponsive and he was pronounced dised here at the residence. there is no word on a possible motive at this time. an autopsy is being done to determine a cause of death. new tonight, seven people busted in a two-day human traffic

to police, the suspects are all from new jersey and delaware. they're facing charges from prostitution to drug possession the police ceased electronic charges. two men in anne arrundel are now facing hate crime charges stemming from a noose found hanging in krof ton middle school. they identified connor brought and john hairch man. they found the nooz hanging on an outdoor light fixture in front of the school. now to the latest in the manchester concert bombing. a relative to the suspected suicide bomber says he was attracted to extreme vis after seeing a friend stabbed last year. they referred to british people as in if i dels. the sus picketed poarm had no links to the islamic s

militant groups. they claim the suspect called his mother hours before the attack and said forgive me. >> developing tonight will assault charges cost a montana gop conned date his shot at becoming a ebb in of congress. the polls for a special election closed tonight at 10:00. greg general forte is running to fill a seat. he is accused of boding slamming a are the roar last night at his campaign headquarters. a reporter for the guardian says he tried to ask gin forte about the healthcare billion when he imrabd him by the neck and slammed him to the ground. the reporter's audio camera was on. take a lines. you were waiting to make your decision. i'll talk to you about that later. there's not going to be time. i'm sick and tired of you guys. fox

witnesses the accident. he's charged with misdemeanor assault. his campaign claims the reporter was the aggressor. >> coming up at ten, it's a night to remember for two local teens. local businesses came together to help fox5 pull off a big prom surprise. six flags america. all that and that was just part of the surprise. meet the desearching young women& coming up next. coming up tomorrow morning on fox5 you're not going to want to miss it, it's our first zip trip of the summer season and up first is old town ellicott city. we're visiting the town one year after devastating flooding through main street. tune in or come out and join allison, steve, mike live they'll be hanging out

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thgh tat us. >> a home that was damaged in a fire, this is what it looked like before, wait until you see the after. we're going to get in our limo and pick up our corsages. >> please pick up a mint green gres for me back in the day. that was hire layer just. i'm happy to tell you that our shower and storm activity really winding down in a big way. be care lful in montgomery county, waters are still rising and the flood watch will remain for a little longer. how about memorial day weekend. can we get a dry weekend out of this entire month? high, honey. click. we'll be right back.

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>> this is fox5 local news at 10:30. right now at 10678. thirty, a man accused of buying blood, police say he

at a vac was he using all that d for? the next step for president trump travel ban could be the supreme court. we've got the latest on the new legal battle. brace for longer lines at airport security, the big changes that could be coming to prelf flight screenings. the 10:30 starts now. and thank you for staying with uses here, i'm sarah simmons. i'm jim lokay, off the top a rockville man is accused of buying other people's blood. >> lauren demarco is lie with that bizarre story. >>reporter: a man wen pleaded not guilty and he was release on his own re cog any sedans and our camera caught him running away from our cameras. he was paying people $30 to collect their blood. what he was using it for, we don't know. he told police that he was working for a company called boston bio

source. police were not able to contact anyone there. we also were unable to do so. we do know he was due back in court next month, prince george's county neighbors questioning a stretch of road where a teen died in a crash. marina maracco has that story for us from clinton. >>reporter: four fatal accidents in the past four years, two of those accidents have happened on this stretch of temple hill rode in the last six months, including last tuesday's live which took the live of a 17 year old football player. neighbors say something needs to be done where white lost control of his vehicle. the district council says once the investigation is complete the county will gauge if a road survey is necessary. the president's son-in-law jared kushner now the focus of. they think kushner may he

case. they don't intend to press any charges. he's coming under scrutiny because of two meetings he had with a russian ambassador and a russian banker let's take a look outside, not that we really want to after the day we've had. sunshine in the afternoon forecast and then the storms arrived. >> hey, expwrim and sar actioner the sunshine this afternoon was really the fuel that these storms were looking for and it act i popped up our temperature up even with the sun. i'm happy to tell you that things are really winding down very nicely now. we're going to dry out overnight. in fact, if we get enough clearing it's possible there could be a batch or two of fog here and there. an isolated shower is what we would see, if any on friday. our big storm departs there could be a little bit of action on the back side of it, the weekend is definitely going to be warmer. we should be near or

weekend. got to tell you that we we're going to have to dodge a few more storms. what's left tonight not very much. i've been watching one last batch of showers that is really weakening now as it comes down interstate 70 not far from the boonsboro area and as you can see it's really falling apart. hopefully is that the last of it. we will continue to watch the flood warning that is in effect for parts of montgomery county until three:30 in the morning. >> jim. us attorney jeff sessionses says the justice department will in diseed ask the supreme court to review the block on president trump's revised travel ban. the fourth circuit court of appeals say the revised ban which did remove iraq still speakseses with vague words on national security and includes religious intolerance and discrimination. the ruling al u

decision to hold portions the executive order in disevment. speaking of the president he's trying seal a deal with nato alleys. he's calling on them to stop relying on american taxpayers. they're supposed to pay 2 percent of gdp but of the 28 countries in the alliance only five, the us is one that currently meet the criteria. this is not fair to the people and taxpayers of the united states and many of these nations oh massive amounts of money from past years and not paying in those past years. q. after a little more than 30 hours in brussels back to italy for president trump. this time he heads to sicily for the world gathering. >> there could be some big changes to how airline passengers are screened before

getting on flight. if it's successful it could be rolled out nationwide. fox's jeff flock has the details. >>reporter: reporter are longer lines coming to airport security? t sc a agents can soon be requiring passengers to remove laptops from their bags at the x-ray scanners now adding all food, books and electronics from their carry ons to the list. the tsa is testing at ten airports across the country predicably travelers having a mixed reaction, some question whether screening is already too much. if it's got to be done, it's got to be done there's too many things happening in the world. when you are travelling with children, you have to take out everything, your formula, your breast milk, your breast pupil. it's already difficult as it is the new procedureseses were put in place because

cramming too many items on their carry ons making it harder to detect explosives and other items. the most that they can scrutinize things the better. this is not in response to the manchester bombing or any other specific threat. they will the not rule it all out until it will sure it won't cause delays also if you're a tsa precherks the rules will not apply to you just poor guys in the lineses behind me. i'm jeff flock for the fox business network. >> tonight maryland congressman he establish a cummings is recovering after undergoing a heart procedure. a heart valve replacement which is minimal surgery. he's resting up at johns hopkins. hollywood royalty here in d.c. plus details on the upcoming movie based on are the pennsylvania of

the paper's history. general motors facing a legal speed bump. consumers filing a class action lawsuit accusing the auto maker of installing some diesel powers in some pickup trucks that help them cheat omissions test. this is the exact same thing that volkswagen was accused of back p in 2015. gm is denying the accusation. another record day on wall street with the nasdaq and s and many stocks are hitting rates, mortgage rates are falling. a 30-year fixed rate mortgage is now blow 4 percent. houston, we don't have a problem when it comes to young people looking for work, the website bank rate.com, houston the best city to start a career. affordable housing for new graduates all some of the reasons why. that's business, i'm neil

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>> let's take you out to the bay bridge where we're taking a look at traffic and still smoothing. people heading off for the memorial day weekend and the maryland transportation authority says right now is one of the best times to cross the beach. if you're leaving tomorrow they recommend

before 10 a.m. or wait al after 10 p.m. they are estimating more than 100,000 drivers will cross the bay bridge. if you're not going a away this weekend, we have a historic trip for you ellicott city. come by, see steve chenevey, mike thomas, bob barnard. they're going to be at what is this. >> large audience lap as at 30 p main street in ellicott city. they've got a lot of fun things planned. you don't want to miss it. >> what a night weed had out there. >> didn't we. as you were talking about ellicott city they've made such a huge recovery. i'm sure they were nervous seeing these storms coming through. i'm sure they are. >> the bay bridge not a fun drive. i've got good news, a much nicer day coming tomorrow. we deserve that. >> i completely agree. the best part of all i'm even off

is a nice looking friday that's coming. it will be a little bit breezy, there's an isolated chance of a shower and that is it. i think you're going to enjoy the day and i think it will be one of the better days to the weekend. here's a look at what you can expect on your friday, a bit of a cool start. skies will clear overnight and we may be in the up ir60s. by the noon hours 730-degrees. you may need the sunglasses. from our departing area of low pressure and h high pressure building in. we'll have high pressure gradient. a lovely friday evening ahead and this is where i believe we'll max out tomorrow. low 730s for gaithersburg upper 70s for d.c. point south annapolis, about p 4-degrees, a nice day for the class of 2017 at the nafl academy

to you. saturday, 78-degreeses, an isolated shower, not a lot. breezy conditions and then saturday about 80-degrees. pools are going to be opening around the region. i believe a few afternoon thunderstorms that we'll have to track, one or two would be strong, but this big system will be out of the picture. that is going to continue moving up to the northeast. the breeze will come from that on the back side of it tomorrow and we'll continue to watch the olney brookville area heres in montgomery county. waters will be rising slowly right in the green area of montgomery county. that will go until three:30 in the evening. if you missed it we'll have another report coming up at 11 that they had flash flooding earlier there. here's what's left. a couple of showers coming down through frederick county and to the boonsboro area closing in on frederick. over the last hour they tend to be moving south, southeast. this one has a

last thing you want to see because i got hard in the frederick area. this is a protection of how much rain fell in the last 24 hours. it's an estimate by radar and you can see he that everybody got a good soaking out of that system, but as i take you into montgomery county right around the brookville area they picked up 2.3 inches and as teisha said that is a very hilly area and water can really run off quite quickly and fill up the ravines and one of her eyewitnesses says quite a gully washer out there. look at the temperatures, too. we're were in the 70s, in the 50s tomple. a bit l of a chilly start tomorrow. our storm will be leaving town. warming things up and a nice start to your memorial day weekend. i wanted to start on saturday morning. tomorrow is mainly dry. saturday morning starts with some clouds. i can't rule out a couple of showers here and there in the morning hours, not a lot 4:00 we're still seeing a chance for a few showers, stronger storms on saturday may pass down

there will also be another chance that see a few on sunday here is your memorial detail in weekend. 80-degrees saturday, isolated storms may trend through central virginia. sunday a slightly better chance of storms on the low side and a better chance of storms on monday, a popup storm can't be ruled out, though. for the weekend it's a second storm that's approaching. this will be the trigger for more showers and storms. the warm front will give us a chance of a storm on sun. the storms will be along and south of the frontal boundary and that may be a bit of a moving target that we'll have too continue to watch. your fox5 seven day forecast, at least it's getting a little bit warmer. we had some 60s and we start at the low 80s sunday and monday. you're back to school or work, dry and sunny on wednesday with a temperature of 80 and by thursday of next week one more chance foor some thunderstorms to chas

seven day forecast. >> over to you. lost everything in a big house fire. this happened last year in bowie. it's a home he shared with his granddaughter and she herself suffered a brain cancer. the two have been without a home ever since. ate months later they're coming back to a brand new one thanks to a local construction company. our cameras were there for the big reveal. welcome home, mr. ward we had a team so we had landscapers that came in. we had electricians that came in, carpenters that came in. i had aassistant designers that came in. i have never seen anything like it. we renovated the house, restored it from the studs and put drywall in, electrical in,

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him. a car jacking caught on camera, what the victim did after she saw the man jump behind the wheel of her car. those stories and more still ahead tonight. 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.

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for joining us here at 150-6789 thirty. the news at 11 begins right now. this is fox5 local news at 11. we've been stuck in this rainy pattern all week, can we finally kick this storm out of here in time to rescue our memorial day weekend. a bizarre story, this man is accused of buying blood from dozens of people and storing it in an abandoned apartment. a car jacking caught on camera. but wait until you see what the victim does next. we'll hear from him h. your news starts now. and we're going to start tonight with the weather. severe storms drenched the rienl on tonight and caused big problems in some areas. thanks for joining us, everyone i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. those storms came after heavy rain saturated the ground this morning. what a day it has been and we saw these showers and storms bubble up very quickly this