investigators continue their work, as we said one officer in critical condition and the other in fair condition. as far as the suspect, one is charged with charged and attempted kill is hospitalized. but the second one, who was facing a gun charge we just learned in last hour that that charge has been dropped, and as they say in court, he's no papered and free to go. >> witnesses say one bicycle officer was near the driver's side of the front of the bus while the other a new more yards up the street. >> another d dot officer was standing over there, knocked her out. we ran over to help the officer. >> rep

work the when the crash occurred. >> reporter: how fast do you think they were going >> at least 40 miles an hour. >> reporter: peter newsham said the driver sprinted towards the officers to render first raise r first raised and praised the care >> in my opinion, that the -- that metro employee, the dc fire department and the folks at the hospital saved a life last night. >> reporter: newsham said officers found an assault rifle inside the pickup and according two sources familiar with the investigation, officers found a 100 round magazine drum but unclear if it was loaded with ammunition. the suspects have been identified as branden figures more man of prince george's county virginia and duane nicholas taylor also of prince george. figurers mormon was the driver and has been charged with assault with intent to kill. according to a recording, paramedics believe the driver may have been under the influence of something, and

noted a pipe was found in the truck. newsham had nothing but praise for the officers who were struck. >> members this elite unit that we have down at adams morgan or night life unit. this is a team of unbelievable officers who were -- they're devastated by this. this is someone in their family that was significantly injured. and his prognosis, like i said is unclear. so they're heart broken by this. >> reporter: both injured officers are four-year veterans of the force. >> reporter: typically when you have a driver of a crash who's been injured, when they're taken to the hospital, blood is drawn by investigators, so they can determine whether or not that driver may have been under the influence of something. there was a third person who was injured here, it was a d dot traffic aid. that person has also been released from the hospital, we can tell you also tonight that these two officers again four year veterans both they have no working in the third district and

down here in adams morgan. one is married with two young children, the other one is married as well. live in adams morgan, paul wagner fox 5 local news. police need your help to solve a sexual assault crime in the district. take a look at this surveillance video. they say the man is wanted for allegedly sexual assaulting a woman back in march. this happened in the 2300 block of cathedral avenue northwest. you can see the victim stumbling around as she walks into the building. she told police she has no memory of her whereabouts that night or consenting to sex. if you recognize this man, please call police. dc police are also looking for a man who groped a woman nearly two weeks ago. this new surveillance video shows the man come up behind the woman. it happened around 9:00 in the evening, on georgia avenue in northwest. the woman was not seriously hurt. police are asking anyone with info

give them a call. thousands of people have arrived in the district for the gay pride weekend. and this yearly event could draw record crowds >> the parade is saturday and an equality march at the white house on sunday. mayor bowser helped welcome visitors, and painting a crosswalk along 17th into a rainbow, which is the symbol of gay pride. meanwhile, behind the scenes law enforcement is preparing to protect the crowds especially in light of recent attacks overz matt ackland is live at freedom plaza with more on that. hey there, matt. >> reporter: hey, lauren, hey, sarah, this weekend authorities say they know of no known threat to capitol pride, but they're taking steps behind the scenes to make sure everything is safe. in fact, one of the biggest festivals is right here behind me along pennsylvania avenue. they've blocked off several blocks here. for a big festival on sunday, now typically, they block off the area. but we asked the police chief today if he's taking

steps to secure this area, especially in light those terrorists attacks in europe, where people are using cars to actually kill other people. i want you to listen to his response. >> we don't talk publicly about the measures we're talking but aware of that threat and we will take steps to make sure that doesn't occur. >> mean the, early this morning, mayor bowser was there to paint the sidewalk. this is along 17th street to celebrate gay pride. also, we're told that during the parade, during the festival, during the march, there will be police posted all over the place, also, there will be groups of police officers kind of on stand by in case there are problems having to do with protesters. having to do with other people who cause problems. the mayor wants everyone to have a good time this weekend and here's what she had to say. >> we can have hosting pride in the district for a number of

years. thousands of people that come from around the region and around the country, and we want them to continue to do so. our police department will be out in full force, but we do ask people to be vigilant. . >> reporter: lauren and sarah, as you were saying earlier in the lead in to think, could be one of the biggest gay prides dc seen. the reason why is there's the equality march that happens on saturday. some estimated hundreds of thousands of people will be traveling here to the district from all overtime world. and the mayor and the police chief are saying they want everyone to really have a good time, but they're asking folks to keep an eye out. if you see anything suspicious at all, anything, make sure you contact local law enforcement, if you see an officer let them know about it. anything suspicious at all. they want to make sure this event is safe just as it has been in the past. live in freedom plaza, matt ackland, fox 5 local

in prince george's county tonight, car break ins are surging, there were 15 thefts from cars overnight, 14 the night before, and more than 20 monday into tuesday. fox 5 lindsey watts is live in hyattsville talking to police about the trends, and lindsey these numbers are huge. >> they are. just a lot of break ins, we're hearing the chill em neighborhood this this week, police say they're see apartment buildings and shopping centers being targeted, and you might be surprised by what's being taken. it's not just typical valuables but investigators say even loose change and disability placards can catch the eye of a criminal. prince george's county police hope visuals like these make an impact. they've been tweeting photos from recent car

with the numbers. more than 2300 year-to-date and nearly 15% increase over last year. >> many cars as they can. >> reporter: deputy chief sammy pitel says thieves will use tools like this one. another case a car's lock was broken off >> that's not quite the norm. the norm is they walk up and put it on a door unlawful r handle. >> reporter: he said unlocked vehicles are the one the most commonly hit. often in places where there's a lot of parked cars in one place >> this one there's an apartment complex, buildings, same thing, apartment complex, just easier for them, we couldn't tell you is how many handles they pulled on on the car door before they hit these actual cars. >> reporter: he says thieves are taking everything they can get here hands on, car seats to chargers, preying on the handicapped. >> handicapped placards taken

eastbound and websites and street corners. arrest of an juvenile who had a handicap placard. he was advertising and selling that and made an arrest on him. >> reporter: and the bottom line is no matter where you live, keep your car locked up and if you can, try to get rid of any items, any valuables that you have visible. we're live in prince george's county lindsey watts, fox 5 local news. >> hand capped? >> that's pretty low. day five of the bill cosby trial. foxing on the sexual orientation >> they're hoping to prove that andrea constand was gay >> and her former co star attended court with cosby, now that appearance could have gotten her into trouble rosy o'donnell make a large donation to the

leaking classified documents these are hitting up in the metro area, we're going to let you know what you can expect coming into this weekend. a little hint, you may want the air condition. stay with us after the break. tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama

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. andrea constand was gay and reportedly wanted to show the jury she deceived him, suggesting he would not have had sex with her if he knew she was gay. prosecutor claim it was victim shaming and the judge denied the motion. parts where he admits giving women drugs, like quaaludes before they had sex. the prosecution has rested its case, bill cosby tv daughter, tisha who played rudy had escorted the comedian into court, but that may have violated her child custody agreement. according to court document, the child father claims he was supposed to get visitation tuesday, but kesha traveled out of state to attend the trial and was still out of town. he said she's in contempt and he wants a makeup visit and legal fees to deal with the matter. 45-year-old woman charged with leaking classified documents will remain behind bars at least until

this comes as prosecutors argue that the woman named reality weiner might be flight risk. she's accused of leaking top secret national security intelligence on russia's alleged election are interference. investigator says she also wrote in a notebook she wanted to burn down the white house. rose o'donnell is defending the woman's action calling her a brave young patriot. she tweeted, i support reality winner. #resist, #women unite. she also donate add,000 to winner's gofundme page. let's take a live look outside now on a gorgeous friday afternoon. blue skies, few clouds out there, little breeze. >> feels like summer. >> it does. let's check that with gwen tolbert and get latest on what seems to be a very summary forecast an hot one coming into the weekend. >> you chose the exact right words, hot. it is going to be >>

summertime in the city. that's all i can say. i'm telling you we're heating up. actually taking quite big jump from where we were last week. it's really going to be pretty significant. neck, look at temperatures right now. 83 at dc, 80 in baltimore, 79 in gaithersburg, 88 at dulles and 80 at fredericksberg. we're actually heading to the 90's. now, the good news is right now, due points aren't bad into the 40's and 50's, so pretty comfortable actually out there as far as humidity is concerned. that will change into the week. we'll get to this weekend not having to deal with the humidity, but going to have to deal with the heat and if you mentioned summer it's kind of like arriving in one shot. over the next few days. right now, in the midsection of the country,s things are really fairly warm but we're going to go see a real southerly flow kicking in and all up and down the eastern sea board, those temperatures are in for a significant rise as we h

the other good news is not much happening here on satellite and radar at all. skies are clear. we have a ridge of high pressure that's going to be in control. we're not talking anything in terms of thunderstorms or rain, might see a pop-up storm or two saturday. very slight chance down near martinsberg but not anticipated anything. here's a quick peak at your weekend forecast. 90 degrees without a lot of had my on your saturday. but by sunday, we're heating it up to 94, a little bit more humid, yes, that humidity, that #unwanted house guest as i call it but the good news son both of these days, no shortage of sunshine, we're going to have pretty bright skies and it's going to be warm. you can be plan to throw out anything you want outside. my advice is always to make sure you stay safe, apply your sunblock and also stay very how

drated. the warming trend tomorrow, you'll see the numbers rise above the 90 degrees mark. all that and more coming up with my seven-day forecast. back to you. a warning tonight from health officials about contaminated water in the reflecting pool >> it could make you sick. an erie discovery found inside the water at the the lincoln memorial >> the verizon center will be a little bit greener next season, first, hey, brody? >> reporter: hey, lauren, you know, fedex field you're used to seeing hundred yard drive, this be weekend you're going to get hard hits and hundred yard drives completely different source. coming up, we're i'm going to talk to the man concerning stadiums all over the country and golf courses.

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. nearly 80 ducks deaths were caused by high levels of para sights. humans could develop a skin rash. national park service said they're taking immediate action and begin draining the pool sunday, it is expected to reopen june 19th. the verizon center is going green. the monument tall sports announced the new partnership with wgl energy services that will enable the venue to use 25% solar energy, it will come from frederick county maryland. it is the equivalent of taking near's 700 cars off the road one year. that's pretty cool. something else goi

way that you think. >> different way. >> the first thing you think of is football of course >> and tailgating. >> yes. exactly >> the redskins stadium is being transformed into a golf course, brody logan is there live with more, brody do you think they will be tailgating for golf. >> reporter: we don't have football but there will be tailgating. it's called stadium lengths going to stadiumses all over the country. as you can see the hundred yard field is set up for 100 yard drive. i'm here with the founder of this whole deal. >> the audio is dipping out. >> w

him in a little bit. coming up at 5:30 act southeast dc man admits he killed three women and two children in a drunk driving crash in oxon hill found out his punishment today. we have the details of his day that court. the former fairfax mayor who was busted in an undercover sting is sentenced today following a scandal of trading drugs for sex. how long he'll spend behind bars. man spreading. yeah. where public signs are displayed telling men to keep their legs together. we'll explain on the other side of the break. of the break.

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stories, dc police investigating a double shooting in southeast. officers say someone shot a man and woman just before 11:00 this morning. this happened in the 2300 block of hartford street. authorities say both victims are expected to survive. so far, no arrests. prince george's county police still trying to figure out what led to a serious crash in fort washington. skyfox was over the scene. two vehicles were involved in the crash. six people were hurt. at least one is in critical condition. all lanes were closed for several hours, they have since reopened. a candle vigil will be held for the victim of a deadly shooting in oxon hill. 26-year-old sh aheem was shot and killed in the 5200 block of lever rick street, a graduate of hampton university and a member of the alumni association, that group is holding a vigil at 7:00 p.m. tonight. a southeast dc man who admits he killed

two children in a drunk driving crash in oxon hill found out his punishment. a judge sentenced him to 50 year in prison. he was supposed to be sentenced last month but failed to show up. police arrested him days later and today, the judge tacked on an additional 25 days in prison for that offense. kelly pleaded guilty to negligent homicide, manslaughter and other charges related to the 2014 crash. he admits he was speeding when he rear-ended a car that was stopped at a red light. four people in the car were killed along with a passenger in kelly's car. the former mayor of fairfax city is out of jail tonight. you may recall a judge sentenced scott silver thorn to three months behind bars in a drug for second sting. since silver thorn has been jailed, he was freed earlier for time served. he may recall he was arrested last august after ranged sex parties so he could get meth. he didn't realize it at the time, but he was dealing with an undercover fairfax county police officer. during the

thorn did not apologize but admitted he was an addict. president trump fire back one day after former fbi director james comey provided highly anticipated testimony to the isn't it intelligence committee. he claims he has been vindicated. >> reporter: president trump was uncharacteristically quiet during thursday's capitol hill testimony of fired fbi director james comey. that is, until now. on twitter the proceed wrote despite so many false statements and lies, total and complete vine indication and wow, comey is a lyricer. the last part referring to a peculiar twist under heavy questioning by senator susan colins of main he admitted he passed off information to a friend, knowing that person would leak it to the media in order to specifically bring about the appointment of a special

case. >> i had assumed it might have been a high ranking fbi official, but i never guessed that it was mr. comey himself >> not long after the leak, robert mueller, another form fbi director was named special counselor overseeing the bureau's investigation into possible ties between members of the president's political team and russian government agents. during the course of yesterday's testimony, comey also flat out called the president a liar. stopped short of calling his actions obstruction of justice. >> if we were prosecuting a case of obstruction, his entire testimony would come in. i don't think there's a judge in the land that would find it wasn't relevant evidence that goes to obstruction >> in a closed door session yesterday afternoon, comey told senators that jeff sessions mace have had a third meeting with the russian ambassador to the u.s. prompting some to call for the ag's reviewing nation. in

news. infrastructure week, according to the white house. a chance to showcase the trump administration's proposed trillion dollar plan to overhaul everything from roads to water ways, the president spoke from the department of transportation headquarters highlighting his goal of curbing regulations on projects. and for dramatic effect, he tossed side bureaucratic binders of study after study to make the point now is the time to get cracking on the plan >> it's time to start building our country with american workers and with american iron and aluminum and steel. we will lift these restrictions and unleash the full potential of the united states of america. >> the details of the infrastructure proposal have yet to be released but the white house insists it's a top retail for the president. a major surprise in

politics. the results were the opposite of what the prime minister hoped for as she called the election seeking to strengthen her hand in the eu brexit negotiations. after meeting with queen elizabeth she will now form a new government with support from northern ireland >> the government i need will put fairness and opportunity at the heart of everything we do. so that we will fulfill the promise of brexit together. and overtime next five years, build a country in which no one, no community is left behind. >> eu officials say while the impact of the election is still being determine lid, they will be ready to open brexit as scheduled >> we're used to seeing no smoking signs or littering signs, loitering, so commuters in

unfamiliar sign, no man spreading. maybe you've heard this, man spreading is when men sit in public with their legs spread apart taking up more than one seat. it will be posted on all busses, transit say the sign the are reminded to respect the space of all passengers. the funny thing to me, it's not spanish, like -- the hash tag is m, a drid seen without man spreading >> my guess it doesn't take translate. >> apparently, it's an issue in other countris as well. >> also should say month woman spreading to be equal. >> come on >> head back to brody logan live at the fedex field where the stadium has a much different look. don't you love the fact that you are following man spreading? >> i don't know what you're talking about, what m

spreading can possibly be. this is just how i normally do it. you just need space sometimes. you know, it's just like golf, your first shot doesn't cbo so well, you get a few more shots to make up for that. that's what we're doing here. stadium, they turned fedex field into a golf course and it's amazing you go from 100 yard drives to 100 yard drives off the t with john stevens a man on a has come up with all of this. where did you get the idea and how did you get started with turning football and baseball stadiums into golf courses >> it all started with kind of being an ad vid sports fans. being an avid golfer, i fan sized about hitting the shots from the upper deck. it was kind of a natural collision of the those things coming could he go, and being an event producer myself for a number of year, it

sense to do this labor of love and produce this. really happy with how it's come down. >> reporter: it's a totally different experience. it's pretty cool. people who obviously done this, not a lot done this, what is it like teaing off up here and hitting on to the field >> it's completely different than your standard or typical golf shot for sure. the elevation is unique, it can be scary, getting your body through that shot and through that ball ultimately having that ability to have an intimate experience inside the stadium and hitting balls on the field, it's memorable. it's really neat. >> reporter: what do you guys do to turn the field inside into green? who puts this together? who manicures and and does this? a lot of work went into putting this together >> a lot of work and prep time. there's a lot of -- a lot of field work that goes into planning preparing and

stadium hand-in-hand with the football team, the grounds crew and come up with a defined design relative to the t boxes around stadium. and we work hard at making sure that it comes out nicely and it's a memorable experience. >> reporter: you have a few tee times open this weekend. where do people sign up and where do people sign up >> we had have i was for a times later tonight, tomorrow and sunday, one be weekend only, this is last chance for sure to experience this event. prices start at $85 per person. >> reporter: it's like a round of golf at a nice club. here at fedex field and wait until 9:00 p.m. we might be hitting under the lights >> the lights will be on, you'll be illuminated under the lights in the stadium. really fun. >> reporter: if were your one of those people who does better under the lights, like the redskins do, maybe not the redskins in

you want to come here throughout the weekend. i want to get back to hitting balls. >> all right. thanks, brody. coming up -- one fire department is use an unexpected tool to recruit firefighters. >> this is heavy. are these fireproof? >> how the kardashians are helping them attract females to join the department. a father sending out a warning about the spurns after who's daughter's toy broke and got lodged in her throat. national conditions showing of the country, guess what?cond- it's moving right to the midatlantic due to a bermuda high. i'll have the details and your full seven-day forecast in just a bit. let you know when it might cool down. stay with us, fox 5 news at 5:00 will be back after the break. ck after the break.

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treated and released. a new study finds budget cuts to sexual education classes may have led to lower rates of teen pregnancy in england. researchers examined the changes in rates between 2008 and 2014. they found that after sex ed budgets were slashed. teen pregnancy rates dropped by 42%. researcher says their study showed it's production to focus on underlying causes than to promote birth control and sex prevention programs let's look at ocean city beach right now. the beach patrol is updating policy on top less sunbathing. workers are being told to document complaint but not approach top less women even if beach goers request it. comes after a request last year to the state's attorney to allow top less

they asked attorney general for an opinion and have not heard back yet >> it's such a family spot that you -- wouldn't want to do that >> want to be free. >> there you go. we started off with warnings about kids different things. >> boy. i'm tell you >> you'll get a lot of sun >> hot, hot. for sure. >> it's a hot topic. >> it is weekend looks like for sun and pools and sprinklers >> it is for sure, we've got heat coming like you're not gobble going to believe. you can see the sun really nice today. little breezy but other than that, it was a very, nice day, yesterday was nice, we got temperatures on the rise once we get into the next few days. so just be prepared. comfortable overnight. it's going to be mild for you. lots of weekend sunshine, yeah, you'll see a few clouds, we've got

as well. tomorrow will be cooler relatively speaking and the heat continues into week, get ready, it's kind of like jumping from spring directly into summer, we've done that, we know how that goes. highs today into the 80's and all three airports and it was fairly comfortable out there, as i said, little on the breezy side, but not bad. right now, it's currently 82 degrees at manassas, 83 in the nation's capitol, 81 at quantico, 80 at martinsberg, 77 at winchester, 79 at gaithersburg, and 82 at baltimore. if you take a look at the national map, you can see the core heat is right here in the midsection of the country all the way down to texas, we're going to end up getting that right up the sea board once we get into the next few days or so and our temperatures really start to rise. the compliments of a bermuda high. overnight, it's going to be mild, comforable out there as well. temperatures into the 60's

quantico, 65 at dc, cooler to the west, 61 at martinsberg, 62 at winchester, but will be fairly pleasant. this bermuda high will set us up to get that warm weather. we're not going to deal too much with humidity for saturday. sunday, the going to start creeping, creeping, creeping in the back door. and you're going to start to see it a little bit. you're going to feel that in the atmosphere, both days, temperatures in the 90's, low 90's as we move to saturday, mid 90's by sunday. so get prepared. stay high draded. >> 84 is your planner, and we're talking about just how hot it's going to be? take a look at this, this is a look on the our planner as we move through into the week, heating up to the mid 90's by the time we get to monday and tuesday, could even get warmer than that. tomorrow though, temperatures into the 80's and the low 90's, but i can't rule out maybe a little passing little maybe shower or a pop-up storm o

not looking at too much, just because of the heat and inbe stability we might see something, right now looks like it will be probably near martinsberg, i'm not planning for it really. if you're heading to the beaches, you can expect a really nice day, warm, water temperature, 65. wrapping it up, 65 for tonight, just a few clouds, comfortable, strawberry full moon is out. 90 degrees getting hotter, and here's a look at your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. as you can see, definitely heating up by the time we get to the beginning of the week and all these days without precipitation to worry about, but kicks in by thursday and friday. the challenge will be to stay cool. back to you. >> thanks the store in bowie is holding a fund-raiser for collins, he was stabbed to death at the university of maryland. the store plan to the accident donate one dollar for every purchase made today and tomorrow to the memorial fund. he had j

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that tool is the kardashians. bill shoe man explains. >> months ago, there's a fire, courtney. >> out of their designer out fits and protective gear, the kardashians, mom chris jenner, courtney and khloe visit la county fire station 89. >> whoa, this is heavy, are these fireproof >> with a fog machine creating the allusion of smoke getting a taste of what it's like to be a firefighter. it's definitely one of the more unusual episodes of their reality series that's been airing since '07. >> i like khloe

i think her body is motivational. i like kim's heart. it's obvious she cares about her kids and courtney is courtney. she's hilarious. >> when we saw the tv show it raised questions was the crew on duty? was the county compensated? can anybody range in a fire truck? we came to department headquarters to try and get ans answers. they said no to an on camera interview following instructions from their attorneys. but they did provide information. saying, in part, we were doing the show for recruitment purposes, looking at the big picture. the demographics are young and female. we would like females to see the department is not just for men, it has 3,010 firefighters and half by comparison, when the county

doing the kardashian show, the answer was yes. the fire department said the crew was on duty. but in reserve then updated it with the crew was off duty personnel. the fire engine was not actually in service, so this did not impact our services. none of this a problem for the cast tore family visiting from london, the kardashians can basically do no wrong >> what do you like about them >> they're normal. i wish i was one of them. >> reporter: she's not yet. the company that produces the company, they did make a donation to the la county fire foundation. amount? $500. >> reporter: bill shoeman fox news. >> ok. >> i'm thinking what's the big deal? the guys are

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thanks for being with us, fox 5 local news at 6:00 starts now. ♪ ♪ this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. thanks for joining us at p6 >> i'm lauren demarco, tony and shawn have the night off. the latest update on the conditions of two dc police officers hit by a pickup truck last night in adams morgan. one remains in critical condition, the other approved and may be released tonight. >> working to relieve a traffic jam on i think street when the pickup drove into them at a high rate of speed. fox 5 paul wagner joins us live from the scene with more, paul, what can you tell us? >> reporter: this is where the collision occurred here on 18th street last night. you can still see the orange markings in the street where the major crash unit conducted their investigation. we're right across from madam's organ if you're familiar with that. we understand it's the second officer hit was the most

severely injured. he was dragged about 25 feet up the street towards columbia road. what i can tell you now about the suspects is that one, has been charged with assault with intent to kill. he is still locked up at this hour but the second man, who is just charged with a gun possession charge, that charge was actually dropped, and as they say at the courthouse, he was no papered, free to go. >> witnesses to the collision say one bicycle officer was near the driver's side of the front of the bus while the other was a few more yards up the street. >> we her boom, hit him, ran over the bike flattened the bikes. drug him down the street. another d dot officer was standing over there, hit her knocked her out. we ran every to help the officers. >> darien gray was working the door at madam's organ when the crash occurred. how fast do you think they were going >> at least 40 miles an hour >> police chief peter