was arrested by maryland state police. but he was arrested in frederick. it's unclear exactly how he got there. it's our understanding his vehicle was found in st. marry's county. here's what alexandria police had to say about incident earlier today. >> this morning, at 7:56 a.m. patrol officers responded to a shooting at the intersection of eisenhower and claremont avenue. we believe the shooting is a road rage incident between two vehicles. >> reporter: seconds after the shooting, a camera on a nearby business records what may have been the suspect's vehicle entering the intersection of ice hour and clare months avenues. as the vehicle speeds off, the black suv with the wounded driver turns on to eisenhower avenue before coming to a stop and crossing the road. a witness declined to go on camera said the female driver was able to get out of the

and appeared to be holding her neck. emergency radio broadcasts indicated the woman was hit in the neck and back. suspect vehicle was last seen heading towards cameron run and described as a white sprinter vans with maryland tags and the shooter as a white male in his 50's. the suspect vehicle was later found in st. mary's county. the alexandria police are saying pvery little on the record tonight. so a we understand from our sources is that alexandria police may have gotten lucky here and that someone got a tag and was able to track that vehicle to southern maryland and that vehicle was found in st. mary's county. the question now is how did this pman who's now under arrest end up in frederick? that's still unclear, we're trying to get to the bottom of that. asking maryland state police, alexandria police are not saying at this hour, again, he's charged with malicious wounding. live in

fox 5 local news. is it a case of police officers in baltimore planning drugs at a crime scene? that's what the public defender's office is saying and they say they have the video to prove it. >> body camera footage reportedly shows three officers, one hiding then finding what appears to be drugs. fox 5 tisha lewis joins us with more on this story. >> reporter: sarah and jim, the two other officers are accused of standing by and doing nothing. the assistant public defender who represented the person accused of planting the drugs, forwarded this video, the baltimore police department launched an internal investigation and released additional footage and offered this explanation. >> certainly a possibility that we're looking into to see if the officers, in fact, replaced drugs they had discovered in order to document their discovery

cameras on. >> that's one theory about what happened. here is the video in question, less than two minutes and shows officer richard pinhes ro placing a can in an area filled with garbage while two officers look on. then he activates his body camera and returns to pick up the can. ultimately pulling out a baggy of white capsules believed to contain heroin, little did he know, the body camera saved 30 seconds of video before activated. here's the bigger problem, pin hero is reportedly a witness in more than 50 active cases, the public defenders's office said the prosecutor was appalled by the video and dropped the charges in this case. it remains a mystery what will happen with the dozens of cases involving pin hero and the other two officers who are still witnesses in other active cases. officer pin arrow was apparently call to testify in another case earlier this week,

disclosure of this videotape. >> we just found out over the last day or so about this allegation. state's attorney's office contacted office of professional responsibility only the baltimore police department. the head of the specialization section said officer misconduct has been a pervasive issue at the baltimore police department, which is exacerbated by the lack of accountability. we have long supported the use of police body cameras to help identify police misconduct but such footage is meaningless if prosecutors continue to rely on these officers, especially if they do so without disclosing their bad acts. we did reach out to the baltimore fraternal order of police. which represents active and retired police officers sergeants and lieutenants, they know about the incident, however, we're told union

one who can comment on this and we're still awaiting his response. records indicate pin arrow has been on the force six years. tisha lewis fox 5 local news. fox 5 in the district and here's a question for you at home. have you ever been hit with an expensive speed camera ticket? if you have, and this shouldn't be a surprise, you're not alone >> we're with you on my. cameras all over dc as well as maryland are flashing license plates and sending expensive tickets in mail according to a report released by aaa midatlantic. 2 million tickets issue last year in dc and maryland >> take a look at the speed cameras in the district going 3 from 2015 to 2016 nearly doubled and in turn they pulled in almost $100 million. >> these tickets are hard for many to stomach. matt ackland is live in northwest who say the fines are too much. >> reporter: city leaders will tell you these cameras are in

safety. what they don't want to talks about all the revenue they bring in. one council member today said that he hears complaints from constituents all the time. so much so, he says, it's time to take a look at the fines, especially after he heard about how much dc brought in last year. >> council member tray white hears about it all time. in fact, someone shouted at him about the unbearable cost of speed camera ticket >> telling right now, man. >> we asked to driver to pull over and talk to us >> last year, i paid like 11 hundred dollars worth of tickets and most that i got, they reached $200 or, went to 200 before i even got them. >> reporter: curtis cole drives for a living >> it's hard to duck them. it's almost like you're set up. some areas you're going down a hill and if you don't put on

your brake, you got a ticket >> council member white said it's time to review the speed camera fine, are they too much? do they improve safety and where is the money raised from the fines being spent? >> what are we doing with the money? is it making the quality of life better in dc with the potholes or youth services or programs for the seniors? what are we doing with this money? >> reporter: reach out to the department of transportation and the police department today to figure out if the speed cameras actually reduced the number of accidents, pedestrian accidents and traffic accidents. well, the police department just got back to us and they referred that question to the department of transportation. the department of transportation hasn't answered that question for us. also, we should tell you that before chief lanier set the speed limit, say you -- it was a 25 zone, you would have to go 11 miles over that in order to get a ticket. apparently, chief newsham is keeping with that standard of 11 miles over before you get a ticket.

say there's another side to this story, there are people who want these speed crawls in place. especially district residents who live in neighborhoods who say that traffic flies by their house all the time. i've heard from a number of city leaders and they say they get requests all the time from that he is residents to put a speed camera in their neighborhood to slow people down. live in the district, matt ackland, fox 5 local news. a warning tonight about the dangerous of petting zoos. >> normal, healthy, animals can carry germs that can make people sick >> there's a petting zoo under investigation after a little girl dies and her brother gets seriously ill. first, fitz? >> reporter: jim, could the big top be coming down on unhealthy circuses in montgomery county? folks here say times have changed, so should the law. we'll tell you about it coming up a

northern virginia making national headlines after reports of customers getting sick. the latest with what's happening with the restaurant tonight. it's getting uncomfortable out there. temperatures rising into the mid 90's, but we got triple digits heat index reading this afternoon, i'll let you know how hot that mercury rises. when fox 5 news at 5:00 returns.

mer . a chipotle restaurant in northern virginia sanitized and reopened the doors following customers reporting symptoms of nuro virus, the health care caused the stock to drop at least 5%. >> meantime a petting zoo in minnesota is under investigation after two children came down with a toxin producing bacteria, one girl died and her brother is currently fighting for his life. it's a heartbreaking story, chronicled on the family's caring bridge page. the children's mother wrote there are no words to describe the pain we feel. according to the post, the children contracted a form of ecoldly that produces toxins and some leads organs to fail >> normal healthy well cared for animals can

make people sick. it's important to wash your hands after visiting animals. second is avoiding hand to mouth contact >> they were asked to pull the farm animals from display. the community is stepping in and raising more than $40,000 in donations. the show may not go on in montgomery county because the days of animals performing in the circus may be numbered if a new bill before county council gets the green light. >> the spring ringling brothers barnum bailey shutdown after it stopped using elephants attends dropped off. >> fox 5 chief circus correspondent tom fitzgerald spoke with the ring master. he joins us live with more on this. actually, fitz, this is a big deal for some areas. >> reporter: it is. i only wish i had the top hat to tell you about it. a lot of people remember going to circuses as kids and watching

these performing animals. they will tell you, it was the time of their lives. but now, officials in montgomery county are saying times have changed. there is a proposal right now between the montgomery county council that would ban animals from performing in circus or any other kind of paid entertainment performance. now, why do they want to do this? why do they want to take this piece of americana, the author democratic councilman george leventhal said he has come to believe that animal don't want to perform and it is inhuman >> circuses can be popular and successful utilizing humans. humans have informed concert. they know what they're doing. an animal cannot consent. >> reporter: turns out includes

wild animals in exhibit shows for entertainment purpose that is collect fees, this would include cam else, elephants, bears, primates wildcats, croc dials, snakes. obviously it would affect circuses including circuses like the lewis and clark circus, which you might remember wound up in the news a couple of days ago was one of its cam else bite one of its handlers. councilman leventhal said he got a lot of support. when we went out and told people about this in montgomery county today, they were not exactly breaking out the popcorn you could say. people told us, animals are the circus and without animals, well, it's not really a circus at all. >> the animals i've been taking care of and trained properly, then no, there's no reason for them to be banned. >> i don't know that i would go to a show that didn't have is it >> tt

>> reporter: that didn't have animals. >> that was part of the fun in growing up >> it wouldn't make any sense to call it a circus. that's, i kind of like would an end to ringling brothers. when you lose a certain animal, it's kind of like you lose that money. >> reporter: councilman leventhal wants to make it clear, this bill would not affect agricultural groups like the 4h that goes to the county fair every year and will do so again next month. this is strictly aimed to performing services and wild animal acts. next month at the montgomery county fair, there is going to be a circus but jim and sarah according to the website, circus italiata is an all human service and has a water show as its main attraction and component. live tonight, tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. >> you have now piqued my interest. i want to see the all human circus. looks like a

doesn't it? but >> here's a wonderful sign of summer, it's beautiful to see, where the sea of sun flowers are almost in full bloom. take a drive out river road, perhaps montgomery county, you'll see what a beautiful sight that is. it would be better if they actually through water at you as you drove by. >> caitlin, we've seen the seven-day coming up over the next couple days, we're not going to see much different >> to be determined we'll he what's hottest. >> look at you in your red >> the red dress is a lunch degrees >> there's a lot of red out there. i think it's it heat index that's up to 100. right now, the air temperature is not too far behind. the sun flowers were beautiful, by the way, poolsville maryland, that is where zip trip will be this friday morning, come out among the sea of sun flowers and everything else,

morning crew, that's beautiful. our gardens are loving the heat and humidity because everything is in bloom, tomato, flesh air conditioning. into a in gaithersburg, 95 frederick, these are air temperatures, we don't seem to get one without the other and due point 65 in washington, that's very humid, once you get into the 70, annapolis 78, earlier they had a due point of 80, that is beyond oppressive. that's more like you can't walk outside. you feel like you're walking in a wet blanket. it's that humidity combined with the heat makes the heat index values in the triple digits earlier. it was 103 in washington, back down to the 9. little relief at night. storm tracker radar much less thunderstorm coverage in the past couple days. quiet, cells have popped up along the b

one tiny cell east of lowe in anne arundel county, but if you're under that cell, it is pouring rain and there's still a few strikes out there. maybe isolated across the ridge tops of the mountains. evening, we'll call for partly cloudy and warm condition, 90 by 7:00, 86 by 9:00, 83 by 11:00 p.m. and overnight, 70's, 77 in washington, 73 in gaithersburg, 76 in leonardtown, 73 in manassas. it is hot temperatures. keep on climbing. we'll see how high we get and how high the heat index will climb if there will be a heat 54 more on that in the seven-day forecast. a maryland woman lies on her welfare application and legally collects thousands from taxpayers >> court rules that workers cannot be fired for using medical

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. two months after an moved to dc firefighter saved the life of a woman after a car crash. the two had a chance to properly meet >> it happened along may 9th along martin luther king highway. it could have been much worse had the firefighter not been there. the two of them meeting today. firefighter jeff beach a ten-year veteran with the department was headed home had he came across a crash. he immediately rushed over to help free britney trapped inside he

>> after i realized how bad her arm was injured, was able to get the windshield out and apply tourniquet to her arm and then by that time, the volunteer fire department showed up and glen dale with an ambulance and those guys had her extricated in seven minutes. >> he came out of nowhere like an angel. i want to thank him as much as possible. there's no words that can express how grateful >> she survived in large part because of his efforts and before this accident knee is on her way to making a full recovery. you saw that bandage on her arm. spike in crime. a teen boy found shot to death inside a car in prince george's county. we'll have the latest on that investigation coming up. >> the way that this was done, and from

reports, it was just a nightmare. >> did the u.s. postal service break the law during the elections? knew accusations claiming workers tried to boost hillary clinton's campaign. ronica? >> jim, republicans control the house, the senate, the white house. but are they getting anything done? let me tell you they're not going down without a fight. we'll take a look coming up after the break. >> discrete dialing. apple may be revealing new way to contact 911 with just your fingerprint. how the secret technology works. next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. headlines at the half, prince george's county police looking for at least one suspect in connection with a

district heights. this happened around 12:30 in the 1900 block of addison road. the man shot is in critical condition and the incident appears to have stemmed from a robbery attempt also in prince george's county, detectives are investigating the deadly shooting of a teenage boy, police say someone shot and killed 17-year-old dustin corey last night. skyfox was over the scene near the intersection of country road and largedale road. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died a short time later. investigators do not believe the shooting was random. they say this is the 14th homicide in the county this month. police arrested a maryland woman for lying on welfare forms and eligibly collecting thousands of dollars in housing vouchers, sharon douglas. claimed to be a single mother. do you want to be arrested? >> happening now on capitol hill, large crowd f

way to the dirkson senate office building, one day after the republican healthcare bill failed for the second time. protesterers broke the barrier. it attempts to fulfill campaign promises to repeal and replacing obamacare, they seem to be tremendous uphill battles before they can point to anything that reassembles a victory >> ronica cleary is take a looking ronica. >> reporter: the election integrity committee created by the president, led by the vice president. they've hit a tremendous amount of roadblocks, they requested that public voter data from all 50 states, they got so much push-back they actually cancelled the request until a federal judge weighs in on whether or not they can force states to hand it over. even with that be today they hosted their first public meeting. members of that committee, they weighed in on some pretty

surprising and shocking things that they claim are going on with elections across this country. take a listen to what they had to say. >> they're recurring indications that individuals are getting registered to vote. even though they're marking the voter registration forms no to the question are you a united states citizen? we do have problems that need to be fixed. we have vulnerabilities in the system and a history of voter fraud in this country, the supreme court said in 2008 when it upheld indiana's law, the u.s. has a long history of voter fraud and could make the difference in a close election and we had many close elections in this country. >> reporter: let's move to healthcare, another issue that the republicans in the white house have to push back on after a major blow and they they didn't didn't

pass the second draft of the senate gop healthcare bill. they decided to keep working on it. today, the president hosted all republican senators at the white house, listen to the president and then senate majority leader mitch mcconnell after that luncheon talking about their options. they say they're pushing forward. >> any senator who votes against starting debate is telling america that you're fine with obamacare. but being fine with obamacare isn't an option for another reason. because it's gone. it's failed. not going to be around. on the other hand and i have to say this, a yes vote will let senators debate the future of healthcare and debate different ways to improve the bill >> we have two options. there's a large majority in our conference that want to demonstrate to the american people they intend to keep the commitment they made in f

obama obamacare. it's better to both repeal and replace. but we could have a vote on either. >> reporter: at the end of the day, what do you do if you just don't have the votes? mark short, he's the white house director of legislative affairs basically conduit between the white house and lawmakers working behind the scenes to try to make something happen, this is what he had to say. >> from us, inaction is not an option. we're calling on congress to deliver to us the bill that repeals it to end this nightmare for the american people >> does he feel like you can't make a deal with people who don't want to? this president is not one to give up. he'll keep working, determine and make sure we accomplish what we promised the american people. a lot have doubted him and proven wrong, i wouldn't doubt him this time. >> reporter: what do you think? how do you feel the white house and republican lawmakers are pushing back when it comes to

what they claim to be issues of vote fraud, the effort to repeal and replace obamacare? are they doing effective? not. weigh in. reporting live, ronica cleary, fox 5 local news. did the u.s. postal service break the law? that was the question posed on capitol hill today in front of the senate homeland security committee. a report from the office of special council obtained by fox news claims the u.s. pviolated the hatch act. employees from taking part in certain political activities. they're allowed to do some political work on leave but the reports finds some postal workers showed bias towards hillary clinton and other democrats. >> we determined from september through november 2016, 97 carriers took leave without pay to participate in partisan political campaigns for periods ranging from four to 50 days. in total, the employees took more than 2700 days off. >> work there and there's a lot of good employees there. but the w

from reading the other reports it was just a nightmare. >> the report find the majority of the political work took place in key battle ground states such as pennsylvania and wisconsin >> the immigration officials gearing up to crack down on illegal grants. the acting director of ice said deportation targets surged and planning to deploy more airstrikes to an wear seats to arrest them. illegal border could sayings have dropped by almost 70%. arrests jumped 40 pertains percent and a number of illegal immigrants in local jails sky rocketed by 80%. he believes the drop in illegal border crossings is giving ice a chance to focus on immigrants who are illegally working jobs and on the run. a major win for massachusetts fired by her employer for testing positive for marijuana the christina barbudo can sue her

legally prescribed to use the drug. ruling reversed a lower court's decision. the decision to allow the case to go forward can have a major impact in other states where medical marijuana is legal >> a man goes on an $18,000 shopping spree at lewy vuton. an aggressive to get. it was caught on camera. look at this, head butting a glass door, was he able to break into the office or not? we will find out, caitlin, i know you want to know. >> i think he needed air conditioning. it's too hot. that's like me when i get stuck outside for a couple of blocks. we got 96 out there. heat index 99. and that murk rewill keep rising. we were spared the thunderstorms but they will return in the seven-day forecast, il

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a man in can colorado faces felony charges for impersonating a former nfl player, 25-year-old mccabe tried to buy more than $18,000 worth. he said he was former nfl wide receiver chad johnson. according to court documents, cab's credit card was declined twice. clearly not chad johnson. he faces charges for identity theft and unauthorized use of a transaction device a judge in new york held to the auction of madonna's personal

22 items linked to madonna. two include a pair of under where and a break-up letter from her ex-boyfriend two patco that was expected to printing in more than $100,000. a spokesman said the court order will be challenged so there still is hope. >> wrigley suing a chicago based e cigarette company for trademark infringement. in the lawsuit, wrigley claims, shy down vapors has been selling flavor liquids with names in packaging that mimic its juicy fruit and double minutes flavors. wrigley argues the company is taking advantage and this isn't the first time they had trouble with the vape company. three years ago they sent a letter that was ignored. >> this happened at a business in colorado. the to get continued to bank on the door 20 minutes. and until he maybe got a running start and

he then calm back did the same thing to the other door. >> we understand the description is he's very hairy, some large horns, and possibly -- the suspect we understand is still at large. >> that was an actual spokesman from the police department. >> called him a suspect. >> do we need -- employees initially thought it was a break in >> is tha goat waste? >> they had to go by that specimen to track down the goat >> they send a photographer out to say, get down real close. >> that poor photographer. >> exactly. >> how did your day go? >> you suggested this before. but, let's be honest, if it's air conditioned in there. around these parts >> it's really hot in colorado. they were close to 100

>> are you serious? >> yes >> it's everywhere >> it is everywhere, actually the central part of the country, totally baking with temperatures, we are too, you can't really escape it. middle of the summer and about everywhere feeling the heat. ourselves included as we take a live look outside on this nice looking wednesday afternoon. it's just a little tough to be out there. perfect for the pool. but almost a little hot to be outside the pool got to be inside. >> weather headlines, forecast, no thunderstorms this afternoon, right away you a nice break, a couple along the bay, otherwise, we should be quiet overnight and just focusing on heat over the next couple days, it will be a lot like today. temperatures well into the 90's. due points well into the upper 60's and 70's. that combination making it very tough to not be in an air conditioned building, little relief expected overnight. humid and low temperatures might sit around 80 for the next few days. thunderstorm chances return by saturday. but they too will bring little relief unfortunately. when it comes to the

have to wait until early next week. 96 in dc, 91 in baltimore, 91 in stevensville, 85 in annapolis, there was a little thunderstorm that went through anne arundel county. 95 in frederick, 92 in martinsberg. across the northeast, we're the hot spot. i said they've had temperatures close to an exceeding hundred degrees across much of the planes, but 96 in dc, 91 in new york, 90 in boston. 85 beckly, 90 in knoxville. we win the award for the highest temperature today in the midatlantic. satellite and radar there are thunderstorms, over past three hour as the loop goes back, not much. nice bay breeze caused thunderstorms to pop up. anne arundel county and delaware. for the most part, we haven't seen much. it's just been sunny and hot and that's the way it will continue as we head to thursday. how about this? hot and sweaty. >> high pressure towards the sout

allow this heat dome to build overhead. so ear going to add a degree or two tomorrow, no thunderstorms expected the humidity creeping back in. i don't think it will go anywhere, it will be human to start out. but it allows that heat index in the peak afternoon hours to rise into the 100 plus category. so tomorrow afternoon, 97 here in dc. 94 in annapolis, low 90's along the mountains. >> weekend, same thing, a lot of the red, the pink, purple coloring, the hot air in place, we got a front that will slowly sag southward. this is not coming in or through with a lot of power, it doesn't move through until monday and kind of drifts. but there's enough instability and moisture in the air we've got thunderstorm chances in the forecast, both saturday and sunday. honestly continuing into monday, monday looks the best to see strong storms. it's still hot on saturday, 98 degrees. i always think of the b

time i can't say that. 98 there, saturday, 95 on sunday with late day thunderstorms. and seven-day forecast showing a lot of 9's still. 98 saturday, 95 on sunday. i don't know if you can tell the difference between one day or the other. low to yours in the low 80's. thunderstorm chances monday, 92, but that breaks the heat. if you're not a fan of this weather, i'm not, look a next week, definitely better. 87, 84 wednesday, getting better by then. that he said a look at your seven-day forecast. jim and sarah? . after going four for four, nats biggest star is getting a well deserved out >> more fall-out from kirk cousins to play this year, brody? >> reporter: kirk cousins dispells the notion. and what

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. there was hope out there that maybe maybe kirk cousins would get locked down and in true redskins fashion it comes to an end. >> maybe as the deadline came across they would come together. there has been a lot of talk since the deal didn't get done, kirk cousins is gone.means that- this statement by the redskins, it was a way to push him away. he knew about ths statement and saying it makes no difference, because really, he's going to still get the same money in the spring be that he would have gotten if he did a deal now. >> it doesn't make it tougher next year. i think it does, because are they

>> >> it's in his hands at this point, how well he plays. and it has been >> he has been, and he's been playing well, and yeah, that's why you got to pay him. the deadline came and went and kirk cousins will be the first quarterback to ever play on the franchise in two straight year, some people are saying to trade cousins after the odd statement released explaining much money cousins turned down. cousins said he's cool with the statement. bruce ellen read it to him before making it public. that's one preconception cousins dispelled yesterday on the rode show. >> one narrative has been if you don't sign a deal this july, i'm not going to be with the redskins beyond this season i don't think that to be true. you know, us first of all. one year contracts are a big part of this league, it has been my first choice to be with the redskins, you know, when you look around the league and you see quarterbacks, great quarterback, nearly all played for only one team and the

that haven't, really wasn't their choice. usually the situation dictated they had to move on but that wasn't their preference. i would love to be with the redskins long-term and that's why i think that there's still lot of hope that next off season when the season ends, redskins will be about two months to be the exclusive team that i can talk with then they still have the opportunity if we're not anywhere at that point to use one of two tag >> interesting you should mention those tags, kirk. if i sign a new deal when you make about $44 million in two years on the franchise tag? that's total cousins from 2016 and 2017. if he gets tagged next year, a potential pay day of almost $35 million, no player, nfl history has ever played on the franchise tag three straight years. maybe a deal done. to another young dc star taking the night off after career night. in the match-up of bryce harper. going

homerun and his reward a day off. he not be in the line r lineup tonight >> the tour france has a reputation as one of the most grueling athletic endeavors in the world. let's not focus on the cheating. this year's edition sees 198 writerers tackle a 23-day 21 stage 3,000 mile route that takes in 23 mountain climbs and force competitors two rest days, the polish rider finished 16 stages and this is what happens to a human after 16 stages of cycling most prestigious race. he wrote on his instagram account. safe to say, looks like a dried maple leaf. >> it does. >> it look painful >> and so some doctors have looked at this and basically this is what happens when they lose so much weight before the tour but they build up their le

you're so vascular doing this for so long and this is what you look like after stage, it's ridiculous. >> just a little bit. >> hopefully it's all clean. >> hope so. thank you, brody >> the maryland boy who underwent the world's first double hasn't transplant is still gripping strong. an update about the way he's surpassing his goals coming up next. surpassing his goals coming up

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welcome back. amazon is once again, flecking its retail muscles. apparently it is launching its own wait for it. all right. they're launching, you can see some pictures of it. it's a social media called amazon spark being compared to pinterest because it allows users to up load images of products or themselves using

view those and follow links to purchase the items, spark is only available for prime members. moving on. amazon panted a way to call 911. the feature could be used on a conventional 911 call wouldn't be practical or safe, unclear if the new technology will be used in future iphones. remember this remarkable little boy? he is adorable. >> sian haverford lost both hands and feet. the transplant happened 18 months ago and today he's thriving. the 10-year-old can write and feed himself without problem, loves playing video games. throwing the first pitch at the orioles game. >> he wants to climb monkey bar,

skill with his therapist at the children's hospital of philadelphia. look at him go >> we wish him the best. that's the news at 5:00. >> the news at 6:00 starts now. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. at 6:00, a woman is shot in a road rage incident in virginia. tonight, one person is in custody. as police continue to look into what happened, we have the late breaking details. an police body camera footage flagged. the allegations of drug planting in baltimore. plus, speed cameras raking in the cash. violators are feeling the heat. but are the stiff fines keeping the roads safe? fox news at 6:00 starts right now. we begin in alexandria, where a woman was shot in what's been described as a road rage

thanks for joining us i'm tony perkins. i'm shawn yancy, police arrested the driver they believe pulled the trigger. >> paul wagner joins us live from the scene with the story. paul? >> reporter: tony and shawn, alexandria police apparently got very lucky when someone got the tag of the suspect vehicle and the tag was tracked to a man named earnest stick el of mechanicsville maryland, his vehicle was recovered in st. mary's county and maryland state police say he actually walked into the frederick barracks earlier today, and turned himself in. how he got from st. mary's county to frederick still a mystery at this point. this is the intersection where we believe it took place, alexandria police say that the road rage incident began on the beltway near the eisenhower avenue exit and the vehicle that was shot, the woman's vehicle, in which she was driving, actually ended up in this intersection here behind