relive it appears, because of this ruling by a federal judge an hour,ead saying he should not having sentenced because he was 17 at the time of the murders and he based his appeal on a supreme court ruling in miller versus alabama. it was based on a supreme court decision that said juveniles are constitutionally different from adults for the purposes of sentencing because juveniles have diminished cup ability and most severe punishments. judge raymond jackson agreed. m a l v o was convicted in one virginia trial and entered an alfred plea in another.

m a l v o previously filed back two courthouses where he was sentenced. it appears to show he is being -- his case is being remanded back to the court in chesapeake as well as spotsylvania. we'll stay on top of this, we're still reading through. but that's what it appears at this point, we can say that his sentencing for life without parole had been overturned and thrown out the ladies back to you. >> thank you. developing story, people line you wanted outside an apartment being paid to have blood drawn, what police say the man who was collecting it was practicing medicine without a license >> alexandra limon is live in southwest dc with an update on

this bizarre building. i talked to one neighbor who witnessed a lot and thought it was very suspicious, here's what she told me. >> i noticed people were outdoors a long time. but what was most concerning was the following day, there was an increase in a number of people outside, and there were people who were in wheelchairs, they were also young people out here. i would say people up to the age of probably 55, 60, sitting around waiting for their turn. and then i decided to ask the person -- another person in the neighborhood what was going on and then that's when they said that someone was drawing their blood, and is the participants were also inhalin

>> reporter: were they being told what it was. >>hesu. few people looked like they were really out of it. really, really, high, really drugged. >> reporter: obviously, that and i didn't want to be identified. now, yesterday after court the man facing charges wouldn't talk to us. but court documents indicate he was paying people $30 to draw blood and he claimed he was working for a company called boston biosource. we found their website and it says they do a draw specimens for medical research but we called and asked if wynn worked for them and we never heard back. now, police records indicate investigators couldn't get ahold of anyone there either. wynn is charged with practicing medicine without a license and has another court appearance next month. the neighbor i talked to, she also told me she was very concerned because a lot of the people that were waiting in line look

sure if bib odd and concerning, reporting live, alexandra limon fox 5 local news turn now to talk about memorial day. the weekend has officially kicked off for a loot of travelers, here's a live looking traffic on the bay bridge, looks like everybody is moving pretty well >> the toll lines, a little bit backed up there, not too bad, and if you're planning on leaving later, officials recommend on going after 10:00, triple a is estimated more than 800 drivers will cross the bay bridge some time this weekend. the other question is there the weather hold up for this right now? we've seen sun, we've seen clouds. it's gone back and forth, what can we expect >> tell us there's going to be beach weather >> i have to honest and say that the weekend will be pretty unsettled. so we've got a little sun, clouds, but also have rain and some

are firing up over illinois hea. this weekend. we have a chance of showers. thunderstorms. and not a total wash-out for the what i can do. 75 right now in the district, 72 at gaithersburg, 75 at dulles. a warm 79 degrees at manassas. same at fredericksberg. wind are picking up and i'm anticipating wind gusts as we get into tonight. here's a look at your evening planner, by 9:00 about 70. 63 bye-bye 11:00.

sunday, so far heating up to 83. that's possible. so definitely but handy. unsettled holiday weekend, yes, definitely. that's what we're talking about. a look at your full seven-day forecast in just a bit back to you. fox 5 viewer sent us incredible pictures showing this, a tree that fell into a home in chesapeake beach. the family was home at the time. >> fortunately the family is ok. this happened during yesterday's rain storm. fox 5 tisha lewis joining us on skype with the latest on the story tisha, what can you tell us. >> reporter: we're headed to chesapeake beach right now. we're going to hopefully speak with his family but the pictures speak for themselves. essentially shows the tree t

happened during thursday's storm,fe caused a mother inside the home to slide down a couch. a neighbor was able to rescue her after spotting her on her cell phone, all of this unfolded as she was about to call police. and here are the pictures. you can see shows had the destruction. the tree into the home, you can see that some of the siding of the home is exposed. really incredible pictures and thankfully. at least right now, we don't think there are any injuries. we are headed to chesapeake beach and neighbor that made the rescue and calvert county tree experts shared the pictures with us. we're hoping to speak with them about the dangerous that you can face when you have trees and near your home and then also when storms hit as we go into the summer

sar sarah? >> thank you. in prince george's county hundreds gathered to mourn the loss of a bowie state university students murdered days before graduation. today's funeral service was for second lieutenant richard collins the third. held at first baptist church in upper marlboro. flowers pictures surrounded him dresseds in his army uniform. he had just been commissioned second lieutenant days before he was stabbed in an unprovoked attack at the university of maryland. police say he was standing had a bus stop when the suspect stabbed him in the chest. collins's friends, family and colleague remembered him for being caring. >> i can tell you first hand. lieutenant collins was highly motivated and excited to be an army officer. he was so proud to wear the uniform and he looked

it. he wanted to follow in his father's spe is charged with manager and assault. coming up. new details officer involved shooting that happened in herndon virginia. lindsay watts joins us with the latest. >> reporter: this afternoon police released new video of this incident, you man shot two people, set his home on fire and held his roommate hostage. next you'll hear the nine call from the hostage and see what happened in the moments before the suspect was shot. we have an update on a disturbing story where two pit bulls were found dead inside a duffle bag. 30 years of thunder, the roar of thousands of bikes rolling into the district. we'll be live at the blessing of the bikes coming up next. s coming up next.

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girlfriend then shot girlfriend's two brothers tried toowouse on fire and hold his roommate who've in bathroom. we'll show you more of this new video. aerial footage from the fairfax county police chopper. there are smoke pouring out of the house, the hostage was trapped in bathroom on the upper level of the house, too scared to come out. suspect was armed with a knife. saw him in the window looked liability he was cutting out the window screen. later the suspect was in the doorway and you can see the swat officers coming towards him, gun drawn, you can see he has the knife. he's not dropping it. police say as he's moving around, he's already been shot. and eventually officers use a taser on him and he falls to the ground. any ruled the other thanes were justified and they released 911 recordings from the hostage who s

suspect's roommate. he's whispering on the phone to the audio >> do you have smoke in the bathroom? >> yeah, a lot of smoke >> there's no window >> no window. but >> say that again. >> i think he's downstairs. >> ok. >> police say that the roommate and the two men who were shot were all ok. the shooting victims were taken to the hospital. before the home was set on fire and that swat stand-off ensued. the suspect was also armed with a gun and that he had been shooting off rounds inside the house. the suspect who died was later identified as muhammad dodzi. reporting live, lindsay

an update on an animal cruelty case in virginia, police arrested a virginia man in theos apartment without ventilation, roommate arrived the dogs were dead. he disposed of them along dirt road and found inside the bag inside plastic storage container. he was cramp charged with animal cruelty the elementary school evacuated the students. around 10:00 montgomery county officials received call about smell of gas. there was gas leak in the parking lot next door to the school. ed in >> it had gone down into a train in front of a pool. the wind was blowing in that side. the kids smelled the door of g

and that's what started the event >> year, rolling thunder all weekend blessingly of the bikes. >> a live look at the blessing of the bikes and more than 100 bikers are here for this event. >> here's other rolling thunder events, a vigil will be held for the vietnam veteran memorial. and on monday, there will be a wreath laying ceremony at the world war ii memorial. >> an amazing event to see all of that. coming up, an out control customer goes ballistic inside of a store. flush newshamtore. flush newsham

. what police say sparked this rage filled attack o ocean city beaches for just a short period of time thi morial day, we'll explain that coming up. pool season officially kicking off in the district. today, mayor bowser took a pitch to get the summer season started. we'll check in with that coming up in a bit. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪bit. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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heading to the beach in ocean city maryland this memorial day, there was an important safety reminder, life guards will not be back on duty until saturday at 10:00 a.m. until then, if you're visiting the beach, you're asked to stay out of the water. come saturday, beach patrol will be on hand until 5:30 p.m. perhaps

to the pool.d in the water, we' told, i'm watching the video. maybe wther facilities tomorrow. the city has 18 outdoor, 11 indoor, 23 parks and there she is. and two children's pools as well. it will be open for memorial day weekend from noon until 6:00. lot of fun. looks like those kids were having a great time. we're taking a live look right now at the ocean city boardwalk. looks like you can get plenty of space on the beach right now. everybody is heading that way. i think so. traffic jam later on heading across the bay bridge. but that's how it goes and then it will be beach time this weekend. >> how are beaches going to be winter weather-wise >> cooler at the beaches but we're talking chance

of thunder or two, by the time clouds starting to stream in. partly cloudy for tonight, things will change once we get into tomorrow, pretty active system out here to the west, two area of low pressures as well to the south and west. we're going to go see an active weather pattern as we move into this weekend. in meantime. in the nationally capitol cloudy way bit sunshine, not much, 75 degrees. winds kicking in from the west north and west at 19 miles an hour, we're talking gusty winds for tonight, they will definitely going start to to pick up. here's temperatures up down the sea board depending where you're heading. we can see we're pretty much hanging in the same degree of temperature that we're expecting right now into the 70's and into the low 80's pretty much across the board. our neighborhood temperatures for you, 72 at gaithersburg, 74 at baltimore this hour, winchester a

speak about ocean city. here's a look at the forecast over the next three days, as i said pretty unsettled we have a chance of seeing storms, and can't rule out just even showers, maybe just kind of spotty but the storms kicking up more in the evening hour, be aware of that. water temperature only into the 60, it's not going to be all that warm out there. but i know everybody doesn't care. just beach time and that's where they want to go. tonight is 60, partly cloudy skies and windy. winds will pick up 15 miles an hour but gusting to about 25 miles an hour and the holiday weekend, let's take a sneak peak what we're expecting, first it's evening planner, evening planner by 9:00 we're talking 70. let's have a quick look at that

holiday forecast. there you go. all of that come up in the seven-day in just a bit. we have new information in the dc mansion murders, the killing of a family and here housekeeper in north and west dc two years ago. first it was dna on a slice of pizza now police say there's new evidence in the case against a suspected killer. then a brazen robbery caught on camera once again. tonight police need your help in identifying this suspect. hillary clinton takes agent at president trump during a commencement speech at her alma madder. what she said about the administration, and life after losing the election. losing the election.

and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia.

local news at 5:00. a maryland man is facing murder charges tonight. roll lynn procter is accused of fatally stabbing his 82-year-old father. it happened yesterday morning at their home along mill street in fort washington. investigators say the pair got into a fight prior to the stabbing. procter is charged with first and second degree murder. take a look at this surveillance video. dc police are asking for help from the public in the search for this burglary suspect. shows him taking several items from the store in northwest. it happened on may 17th and you can see the surveillance images are pretty clearly if you recognize him call police in anne arundel county, a man was arrested and charged with indecent exposure. that i have-year-old adam is an dow was identified in four separate cases in each incident, they say sand

to young girls. detectiveswell. also new information tonight. in the case of darren went. he's the man accused of killing the family in the couple of northwest mansion two years ago. >> in a new court filing, darren went has been listed as possible contribute or a found on a knife. >> reporter: darren went is accused of viciously stabbing and beating to death the couple's mansion in may of 2015. until now, there had been no direct to a possible murder weekend. investigators said darren went dna cannot be excluded from hair

found inside the house as but only two had been made public until now. prosecutorna had been found on a pizza crust inside the home and it al been found on a reflect invest inside the stolen porsche. in you new report. prosecutors list 14 items which that went was possible contributor. including a knife from the basement, a 3201 woodland drive. report also says darren went's dna cannot be excluded from hairs found on a piece of bedding and a hard hat. the attorney was not representing darren went said the report raises a number of questions >> what type of knife is this? is it a pocketknife? is it a knife used to cut

we don't know there. what was the knife found? where on the knife was mr. was on it. were i was of the decedent's we it not not have he's been given report on the dna which should not public and will likely answer some of his questions. darren went was captured and taken into custody days after the murders. police say he held the family hostage and only killed them after setting the house on fire. and $40,000 was delivered to the house. however, the fire did in the consume a pizza box that prosecutors say contained a piece of crust with went's dna. his trial is now set for september of next year >> it was filed in advance of a june 9th hearing in which he

comment.s right to have the dna we reached out to went's defense attorney who so far not responded. paul wagner fox 5 local news. developing news out of egypt. a team of gunmen opened fire on a bus killing at least 28 people and injuring nearly two dozen more, it was carrying coptic christians on a way to visit a monastery to prey. they saw as many as ten attackers dressed in maryland uniforms wearing masks. this is the fourth attack since december targeting coptic christians, no one is claiming responsibility. bishop of arlington released a statement about the attack that reads in part this reminds us again of the horrific persecution of our christian brothers and sisters in the middle east. i ask that all the faithful in the

prayers for the victims. in a show of device candling it's annual great city games following theta at an ari concert. games today, as well as a race on sunday, are going on as scheduled. race dabbed the great manchester run is expected to draw more than 35,000 people. it's the largest 10k race in europe. organizer says they're increasing security, meanwhile, in saint anne's square people are still paying tribute to the victims of monday's bomb, >> seems as normal as can be expected. beautiful day, people seem to be walking around the rest of manchester getting on with work, and whatever they have to do. this is a bit different. it's somber here. understandably it's extremely moving. >> eight men are in custody in connection with the attack, this week's explosion raised the u.k. threat littlest to critical

meaning another potential attack could be resident trump headed start the g7 today. he sat down with his japanese counterpart prime minister to discuss various topics. the president stressed although north korea is a problem. it will be handled. >> we'll be discussing terrorism but i think we will really be particularly focused on the north korea problem. it's a big problem, a world problem and it will be solved at some point, it will be solved. >> the missile tests have of course, irritated the pacific neighbors. the wives of g7 leaders taking in sights in sisly. five first ladies meeting up at town hall today. the group included milania trump and first ladys from

the women treated to a helicopter ride t attend a concert and dinner haft hosted by the prime minister. a little over 1,000 mid ship men graduated. vice president pence pence told the class they're extraordinary young american whose will continue the naval services tradition keeping the country safe. >> make no mistake. no doubt. you're ready to lead. the training and education you received here has prepared you well to face the challenges that lie ahead. because today, you graduate from incomparable institution. >> graduates received a bachelor of science degree and took the oath of office commissioned into the u.s. navy or

president trump's former political rival hillary clinton went back to her a didn't s away from criticizing president trump. >> we were furious about the past presidential election. of a man who's presidency would eventually end in impeachment for obstruction of justice. >> clinton delivered the student commencement address when she graduated from the school back in 1969. she also returned to give a commencement speech at the same school in 1992. coming up. rage fueled encounter. >> police. >> what sparked a customer to go ballistic inside a store

then attempt to attack the store clerk? prom. we got details of the special moment ahead. >> that's wonderful. were he got clouds rolling in. we're talking partly cloudy skies, but this is not all we're getting this weekend. and unsettled weekend ahead as we get into the holiday, i'm going to have the details coming up in just a bit. stay with us. fox 5 local news at 5:00 will be back after the break. ck after the break. live to the blessing of the bikes, this is fire to the rolling thunder, this is going on at the washington national cathedral, you can see all of them out there on this gorgeous sunny day. back after this.

. with my cashier door. >> wow, the man left but 30 minutes later, he went off on another women in a fit of road rage. that woman told police he threw something at her and trapped her in her car when she locked the door, she says he started pounding on the window's police are still trying to find the man. a car ramming rampage in sacramento. mowed down three cars in a gas station parking lot. they survived, seven victims but

they know who the driver is and concerned the going to feel safe >> the victims say the driver has been seen in the neighborhood in the same suv and even returned to at the gas station where she's a regular customer. police classify this as a hit-and-run but still haven't tracked her down themselves. a prom night for the ages. a 71-year-old philadelphia grandmother who recently received her high school diploma got to live out her special day. charlotte graduated from ben franklin high school a couple of months ago. in 1960 she dropped out when she became pregnant with her first daughter. >> i'm proud of her. very proud of her the >> tear to your eye >> yes. >> this deferred dream date was everything that she had hoped for

i believe, with a familyerngrat. >> heard a lot of stories this congratulations season. >> an entire family we done a story on a great grandmother, grandmother, >> inspirational stuff >> any other too late >> it may be too late to hit the roadways if you want to get to the beach. >> or leave late. hang out. leave after 10:00, i know. but is the weather going to cooperate to be on the roadway >> it's not going to be too bad as far as tonight is concerned if anybody is heading out anywhere, but once we get into this weekend, we got a pretty unsettled weather pattern happening. so i just want to let everybody know that. i mean, take a live look. this is a beautiful shot. isn't this wonderful? look at this in the clouds, you can see but the clouds are rolling in. we're not talking mostly cloudy. we're talking partly cloudy. you can see a little bit of that

just reflecting. partly cloudy skies for tonight afternoon storm chances, weekend temperatures are going to be more seasonal. fairly warm, not bad, upper 70, 80's. holiday p.m. storms possible too for your monday, so it's just kind of hit and miss here and there, not a total wash-out by any means on any of the days ahead. satellite and radar showing you the clouds, we have a ridge of high pressure but that will open the door for a installed frontal boundary. we'll see a number of area of low pressures affecting us as well. here's what's happening over illinois pushing towards michigan. and is this where we're seeing severe warnings is in effect. that is what's headed our way. we will anticipate seeing rocky weather once we get into the later part ofat

ok, low 60's, pretty much anywhe improvement in the winds in the overnight hour, take a look at the gusty winds right now, a anywhere from 18 up to 36 miles per hour winds right now, at gaithersburg. so we are looking at the average being about 25 miles per hour wind gustses for tonight. if you're going out anywhere, keep that in mind, definitely hang on to your hat those winds are going to be pushing in. so we got the ridge of high pressure moving out, they're going to end up were any stalled frontal boundary that we'll see stick around for day or two, an low pressure system around it. tomorrow, early morning showers and chance

afternoon hour.-up miss with s nothing that will be a wash-out but for hat unsettled pattern for you, saturday, sunday and monday, warming up to 83 degrees by the time we get to monday, however. here's a look at futurecast for tomorrow. 9:00 in the morning, see things starting to develop to the north, your mason dixon and by the time, well, should have stopped in the middle -- by time we get to the middle of afternoon, we'll start to see some of that developing more and here's the 9:00 at night. basically as i said through the peak of the afternoon hours around maybe 5:00, 6:00 peak time but i can't rule out something starting to happen between 1:00 and 5. 60 for tonight, winds gusting about 25 miles an hour, partly cloudy

we will see sunshine earli ek just be aware. back to you. we talk about memorial day being the unofficial start of summer. for us it means it is zip trip time. >> zip trips are awesome. this morning, steve, allison sea more bob barnard kicked it off this morning in ellicott city. >> good morning, everybod >> welcome to our first zip trip of 2017. >> yes, it's a little bit of rai coming down. but the sun is out. just behind your heads here. it will be off and on through morning we'll get more sun this afternoon, little breezy but it will

>> because we're in ellicott city, maryland. >> we're at th tv? that's exciting. >>owd stern, terrance howard, c, john eager howard or d frank howard. >> how is that? >> that's great. >> wanly it. you when they first saw the video, i mean, my wife told me never to do it again >> if you could go to any fast food restaurant, what would it be >> chipotle. >> good-bye, everybody, see you monday.

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back now with another live look at the bay bridge. this is the eastbound view and i see cars moving. that is good news right now. don't be fooled this can start to back up quickly as we head into the afternoon rush hour. making their way to the memorial day destination. good to see. there's not any accidents or anything like that. keep it safe. if you plan on firing up the grill this memorial day weekend, listen up >> erin como stopped by fire station 28 in montgomery county to find out what you need to know to stay

friday we brought d tnk you to and the crew for all of the hard work. >> we're out here for an important day, we're gearing up for memorial day weekend and grilling safety is super important and i know you have great tips for everyone. >> this weekend, people will be out grilling, if you have gas grill, first thing, whether it's gas or charcoal, make sure it's clean. you want to clean that grill on a regular basis, because you don't want grease to build up >> it's very dangerous especially the first use of the season important >> sure keep it away from the structure at least ten feet away from the building, railings on a deck. >> make sure it's far away from the crowd and as you throw burgers on what tips do you have for that. >> this grilling is for adults. keep children away from grills. whether they're

your charcoal. keep a water bottle nearby in case you get flare-up >> and get the flames under control so it's not too hot >> sometimes you're dealing with meats that will produce a lot of fat and will cause flaring up and you can have a fire underneath the grill. >> any tips for post grilling? what you want to do. >> sure. so when you turn this off, make sure that you don't walk away from it before the gas is shut off. you want to make sure that it's been secured and if you have charcoal, you want to make sure those are cool and if you remove that, put it in the metal container away from the structure. >> those are good tips and it's going to be a beautiful weekend for grilling this memorial day, captain jay blake thank you and thank you to the crew for all of your hard work and thank you for keeping the community safe v, no problem, thank you. redskins making dreams come true for special kids damage also shared stories of their

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dreams for kids, dc held a football clinic with the washington redskins, the clinic was for children with physical and developmental disabilities, redskins players were on hand to help teach the kids moves. as well as share their own stories. >> means a lot to be out here. >> i know i was able to express my personal experience with the families and the kids here. and let them know that i also had a multiple disabilities. cerebral palsy, and to be out here and hear the music and laughter, atmosphere, feel the wind knowing he's on the football field something that he would truly enjoy. >> that is great. and it's the 9th year the organization held the event. thank you for being with us, fox 5 local news at

starts now. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. we thank you for joining us at 6:00. i'm tony perkins >> i'm sarah simmons for shawn, we begin with major developments two local cases >> a short time ago, fox 29 learned a federal judge has thrown out the sentence of convicted dc sniper lee boyd malvo. >> that news came hours after new information was released in the murder of the soupolus family and their made in 2013 >> paul wagner has both stories and joins us live. where do you want to start >> let's start with malvo, this came out less than an hours ao and we're still reading through it as we go to air. simply put, lee boyd malvo appealed to the court saying he should not have been given life without protocol because he was 17 at the time of the murders and based his appeal on a supreme court ruling in

versus alabama. let's be clear. convictions stand be his appeal is based on a supreme court conviction that said juveniles are constitutionally different from the adults for the purpose of sentencing because juveniles have diminished cup ability and greater prospects for reform. judge raymond jackson in norfolk agreed. he was convicted in one trial and entered an alfred plea in another. had he previously filed two motions for writs of habeas corpus, which failed. he is locked up in virginia's red onion prison, according to the ruling, as we're reading it, court has remanded the case back to spotsylvania and chesapeake where the next steps will be determined. the conviction stands, it is the sentences he receive during his trial in chesapeake and one in spotsylvania that the judge says are now unenforceable. that's