that is almost entirely because of the bravery of this woman. investigators say she had the wherewithal to after being doused with a flammable liquid and set on fire, get out of the apartment and get help. she also told police, who set her on fire and where police could find him. we spoke with a neighbor who saw the woman who was pregnant at the time burning as she was trying to get help. young lady that live up there and baby father had put her inside the tub and put gas inside and lit her on fire. she was screaming and banging on everybody's door and the guy that lived in the apartment opened the door and the whole apartment smelling her amendment was on fire. >> we not her family to know how brave she was, suffering as badly

burned, worried about her unborn child, dealing with injuries and were you able to share that information with us. so that we can get moving with our investigation and locate this person. police tell us that the woman is injured critically. doctors were able to deliver the baby early. they do not have any information on how the baby is doing currently. i can tell you that the suspect will at the very least face attempted murder charges. live in capitol heights, evan lambert fox 5 local news. following breaking news out of maryland, fox 5 confirmed that investigators have found the car a of the missing pregnant teacher from howard county. but sill no sign of laura. her picture is there on the screen she was last heard from on monday when police say she sent a troubling text to a family member. lauren never showed up to her

life high. she's four months pregnant once again, police have found the car in howard county. we do have a clue on the way and we'll bring you more as it comes in. a child pornography investigation that began when a substitute teacher was arrested last april so far turned up dozens of victims. that's what prosecutors in prince george's county are telling fox 5. >> four months later, many remain unidentified. christopher spikes is facing federal and state charges. paul wagner live in upper put a marlboro with more on this story. what can you tell us? >> reporter:. >> reporter: this investigation could rival that case of the car way, he is the former volunteer teacher's aide here in prince george's county who was convicted of having sex with young boys, many of them school age, elementary school

he has been sensed to a long prison term. earlier, outside the courthouse in upper marlboro, the state's attorney angel a will alsobrooks came out to say that there were several dozen victims, they have so far been unable to identify in this case, listen to the state's attorney. mr. spieth had contact with children, traveling basketball coach. he had contact with children and we come to understand he inc violated children to his home and they stayed with him during the course of the time they were traveling during with the team. that he also had an opportunity to be alone with in of some of these children, and so parents who know of mr. christopher spieth and know that he had contact with your children, like for them to please reach out to us. >> reporter: prosecutors say christopher spieth was arrested

sharing site drop box noticed what appeared to be child pornography on an cola ultimately linked to him. detectives with the maryland state police have been looking at his electronic and discover images of several dozen young boys investigators have described as child pornography. some. them identified but many more have not. spieth worked not only as a teacher at brad berry heights but a coach with south county steelers, a travel basketball team. he lived with his mother in capitol heights. spieth is facing a new charge of sexual abuse of a minor, and is facing charges in federal court. state's attorney said new technology have made it so much easier for child predators to find their victims. because of social media that we unfortunately have given place for many predators to have further access, we're seeing

is feeding what we know to be an epidemic. by the way, is not confined to prince george's county. unfortunately what we're seeing this is happening all over the state and the country. state's attorney said one of the biggest problems they have is young people are given phones by their parents and the parents are not checking these phones and they're using snapchat and kick to communicate with child predators, and it goes unknown for many months, week, sometimes years. she said that she would like parents who know their children had contact with this man to call a hot line. it was set up by the maryland state police. let's show you that number now, it's 1-800637-5437. that's 637-5437. if your child has had any contact with mr. spieth state police would like to hear from you. live in upper marlboro, paul wagner, fox 5 local news.

. behalf day today >> as we look at the forecast, it's a stark contrast to what we're seeing coming out of the south and obviously not one, two but three hurricanes and it's big concern for a lot is irma. gwen what's the latest on irma >> getting the update between bahamas and cuba on track to florida, that's where the concern is for the area. this is a massive hurricane and jim you just mentioned three out there. you're absolutely right, they didn't is the first time ever there's been two in the atlantic area at a category 4 when you look at this, the size and scope is unbelievable. >> you could actually take what was hurricane andrew and put it within hurricane irma and still have a lot of field around it. that's a visual for you. speaking of visuals let's get to our maps and show you what's happening with the storm

well-defined eye and it is barrelling its way between cuba and the bahamas. 15 miles east of cuba. 345 miles southeast of miami. as it moves west at 12 miles an hour. and that is the new 5:00 date we got. sustained wind 155 miles per hour, now, it is anticipated it will turn to the northwest late saturday. a lot of activity going on in the tropical tracker. as we take a look at irma, and its path of where its headed, we're concerned about florida, looks like the eye will be north of the coast of cuba and central bahamas by tonight into saturday. but near the florida keys and southern florida peninsula, by we get to sunday morning, one of the things a lot of forecasters has been

concerned on the line we normally show that goes through the center of that cone. what you have to be concerned about when we talk about this is storm system is not just is the track but that entire cone, that's what we call the cone of uncertainty and that's because within that cone, every area is under danger and under risk of that track switching to the east or the west or even more to the north. definitely, it all bears watching. i'll have more details and a look at our spaghetti models for you which kind of shows how they're coming together in just a bit. coming up. if you're trying to check he can fax website to see if your data was stolen, you could be giving up rights. >> dc first responders stepping up to offer aid to irma and harvey victims coming up we'll tell you about those heading south to help out. you're our eyes and ears out there. f you have a story or tip give us a call at

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the vantage point the camera. they're a ghost town, the residents are gone, there are, of course, always stragglers, no forceable removal but people are heeding the evacuation for the most part. >> we definitely have seen a line of traffic heading up north. joel waldman for fox, thanks so much, stay safe down

>> reporter: there are people out there who decide they're going to ride this out, but many more heading to local shelters, this is a massive line of people. homested i remember during hurricane andrew. just about 30 miles south of miami >> others are gathering love ones and hitting the road. this is footage of heavy traffic evacuating along i 75 north this morning. many are using it to avoid the impact zone and the worst of the hurricane. florida governor said he is working to keep traffic moving and bringing in more tankers to provide more fuel >>. president trump signing a bull approving 15 hurricane harvey disaster aid. short term milks to bypass the debt ceiling as well as prevent the government shutdown this is only the first installment of what will likely be tens of bills of dollars in federal aid to the areas hit by

>> recovery efforts continue where harvey left behind a trail of damage. storm ripped through neighborhoods leaving much of the city under water. thousands of homes destroyed by those heavy winds and flood waters, and inspectors are combing through to survey the damage. three emergency departments are gearing up to head south, others helping coordinate rescue, here's matt ackland. >> reporter: there's a lot of help on its way to florida from personnel mere in the district of columbia. you have firefighters, members of the emergency management and also members from the police department. neck in fact. two of these trailers filled with goods are already on their way to texas and come sunday they will be heading out to miami to help. >> got dog food, toiletry, baby wipes >> four large trailers filled with things people desperately need following a

storm. members of the dc police union stepping up donating, asking friends to and local businesses offering up these items. these are all donations. a couple last friday, we put out a plea to our members knowing what harvey has done to texas, knowing irma was coming up. >> reporter: downtown, fire and ems lieutenant andre edwards making last minute preparations to head to florida. both signed up for what will likely put two weeks away from home. >> it's one of the, you know, be able to go and lend -- do my part >> that's our responsibility to take care of us. >> reporter: with irma expected to cause damage, florida officials will need help coordinating rescue efforts. dante lucas from dc's homeland security is an expert. he's heading to florida's capitol tell has see. >> >> management, planning, operations, logistic, and some other things that they

>> reporter: some first responders have already left. in total, over a dozen people helping neighbors to the south, all of these i guess inside these trailers have been donated by members of the police union. but they will be on the clock when they head down to florida, the chief supports this, the mayor supports this, they want to do all they can to help people who have been hit hard by the storm in houston and the storm to come that should head through florida. in southwest, matt ackland, fox 5 local news. meanwhile, washington nationals are trying to help hurricane victims beginning today and running through sunday, september 17th, the nats will be collecting nonperishable items, cleaning supplies and personal hygiene items to send to texas and possibly the southeast after irma hits. donations can be dropped off every day from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. during game time donations will be accepted at center field and home plate. outside of game

can be dropped off at the first street gate. on the way the the wife of a lawyer charging president trump's business is busted having sex with an inmate at a virginia jail. how much the federal government is spending to test four-year-olds on gender identity. what researchers hope they will learn from the study. next we meet the woman with the longest fingernails in the world, how long are they? and last time that he clipped them the burning question coming up after the break.

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>> information from loudoun county of a bus accident. a school bus and at least one other vehicle, passenger vehicle apparently. apparently no children on that school bus but there have been injuries in this accident, five responders are going to the scene, as soon as we get more information, we'll bring it to you, a school bus accident in loudoun, injuries reportd but we're told no children were on the school bus at the time of this accident. it does involve other vehicles. at least one other vehicle apparently, a passenger vehicle. again, we'll have more information about that later in this broadcast and certainly on fox news at 6:00 as well. jim? sarah? >> thank you. let's get to your trending story, the wife of an ethnics lawyer with ties to the trump is in heep of trouble. >> the sheriff's

was delivering contraband to an inmate whom she just had sex with in car outside of the jail. no comment from her husband president trump is criticizing republican lawmakers as begin to work with democrats on the previously contentious issue the affordable care act. the president tweeted to republican saying sorry, repeal and replace didn't happen. calling it a republican death wish, the reality is the senate republicans trying to pass the bill are working under rules that only require a simple majority which is 51 votes, no 60. the feds will take the next two years asking four-year-olds about their gender identity, the university of washington awarded the national science foundation with a $130,000 grant to conduct the survey >> interview 250 children ages four to six as well as parents, researchers will be investigating whether

differences are a construct of society. when it comes to higher learning, seems fewer americans value a college degree. >> a new wall street journal survey 49% of the adults suffered a believe that earning a four-year degree will lead to a good job, 47% disagree. that number is up nearly 10% from 2013? all skepticism about college degrees are men young adults and people in rural parts of the country a texas woman set up a new world record for the longest fingernails >> how do you do anything with that? blinking the record was not easy. ayana williams has been growing them more than 20 years, take a closer look. her nails are more than 18 feet long, the 60-year-old nail artist says it takes up to a week to paint her nails and it's specially difficult to pull up her

>> her left thumb is the longest. nearly three feet long. she said her secret to achieving the look is applying a nail hard in her and a thin layer of acrylic >> where do you buy your nail polish? home depot? >> probably. >> get a big bucket >> i don't know how she can leave the house. broughtly beaten with a baseball bat >> how the dog found a new home, but first tisha lewis standing by >> floridaians are flocking to safety zones across the country. including at reagan airport. flights still coming in, some delayed, we'll have more coming up.

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pregnant teacher from olney and howard county. still no sign of laura what will lynn, she sent a troubling text to a family member. police have not gone into what the text said but laura never showed up to her first day of school at while lake high. she is four months pregnant. once again, police have found the car of laura what will lynn in howard county. we have a crew on the way and will bring you more >> skyfox over the scene of a house fire on ridge road in mt. airy. firefighters put the flames out quickly and everyone made it out safely but there's no word on what sparked the fire. a dc man is under arrest for an to indecent is exposure incident on the metro. 29-year-old he annual than knellford was arrested. the incident happened on a metro train near west falls station back in june. a woman told police forwarded touched her in a sexual manner, and faces several charges including sexual battery.

of loudoun tonight, a man from sterling accused brutally beating his dog. since been charged with animal cruelty. >> those types of stories don't usually have happy ending as chri christine leone shows us. >> reporter: it's hard to be that anyone would want to hurt these precious animals right here and horrible what happened in this case. now, investigators say sako was brutal the beaten by his owner with a baseball bat. luckily he did survive this alleged abuse. but what's even more beautiful about this story here is that is, ako recently found himself a loving place to call home. this is sako. he was staying at the loudoun county animal services and just recently foster erred. this past week as a matter of fact. investigators at the anima

they received a tip from someone about the suspected abuse. they later found out sako was seniorly beaten with a baseball bat at his owner's resident. the owner, this man here, 30-year-old kevin graves, graves was later arrested and has since been charged with animal cruelty and was released on based on. officials with the animal services say throughout the year, they see and take in a number of animal abuse victims, and it's just awful to see what they've gone through. that physical pain they've endured. >> it's a serious case, we treat these cases seriously. oftentimes they're a precursor to other more serious crimes, there's a direct link between animal abuse and things like child abuse and domestic violence and elder abuse. last year we investigated around 390 animal cruelty cases. not all of those were founded case, not all of them went to

court. >> when we looked graves up, all we could find were minor citations. now, his court date is coming up on october 4th. if convicted. he could face up to a year in jail, plus $1,000 in citations. at the loudoun county animal services, christine leone, fox 5 local news the white house is warning people to listen to evacuation orders. tom boswell was at the press r - briefing federal agencies are fully engaged to support florida, people who live there also have to be prepared. >> at some point, people are going to be on their own, so to speak, for a period of time during which the flooding, raining and the wind bear down on them. and they need to be prepared. if they're in that path and haven't taken action to get themselves in a less dangerous position to be ready for at least a 72 hour period, that would be my advice for them to have enough food, water and shelter before the government can get back

murder matured evacuation ordersism final flights have been departing airports leaving travelers get seats. evacuated miami international and headed out to hurricane shelters, the airport is not a designated hurricane shelter but we're told that it will only close if irma causes severe damage or safety concerns in which case, passengers would have to be evacuated. people also evacuating florida ahead of hurricane irma in hopes of staying out of harm's way. those flights are dwindling quickly as many make last minute plans to leave, tisha lewis is live from arlington with the story. are we seeing much panic or problems with flights to right now? jim and sarah, what i can tell you is that it's calm here, there are a few more flights coming in here to reagan airport from the florida area, you can see the arrivals board some american flights coming in, southwest flights coming in

for the allude dale and miami. areas expected to feel irma's wrath. many people are evacuating as you mentioned not by choice, but because there is a mandatory evacuations are in place across florida. american and southwest airlines all have flights landing here from florida tonight, even so, there are many delays for arriving flights here at reagan airport likely caused by that last minute dash that we've been hearing about. miami resident quentin bridges evacuated florida and arrived to the dc area this morning with the bear minimum. few changes of clothes, important documents, tells us he's staying with a friend in alexandria until irma pass >> last night, it was a ghost town in miami, which i've never seen, it was erie, like nobody on the street, there were no cars, no traffic, no nothing. i think a large majority of the city evacuated. which is good. what happens is with mandatory

lost, they do not supply anything. they won't run the generator. there won't be any electricity for the elevator, there won't be power for air conditioning. there will not be anybody at the concierge's desk, there won't be valet, anything in regards to service we're used to having in the building itself >> you're on your own >> you're on your own >> and bridges points out a hash reality many of us know. which is that there's a lot of people he says he knows who stayed behind because they simply don't have the financial means to fly out to is a safer destination. it cost him about $1 just for a one-way trip from miami here to reagan and he said when he first started looking when he initially started looking for one-way flights, they were between 800 and $3,000. tisha lewis fox 5 local news. they've bee

years, never did a couple from spokane washington think they'd see this hurricane season would make them famous >> the wife is 92-year-old irma, the husband 104-year-old harvey. you see where we're going. they have the first name of the recent hurricanes, a after marrying in 1942, they went on to raise three children and more than 100 foster children. wow. >> a lot of people have asked them how do they feel sharing names with two devastating storms. both say they're not what they think it's been hard for them to watch coverage >> a new product attempting to revolutionalize the way football teams practice. >> the twist on the tackling dummy coming up. florida is on the standby for this major storm. guess what? it's not the only state that will feel the impact of irma. i'll have the details coming up and all the latest in just a bit. we'll be back after the break.

s is headed back outside to help with hurricane irma. >> 80 people heading down to an a irforce base in alabama >> to a fox 5 exclusive, a seventh grader said his bus driver left him two miles

his house and thieves robbed him. >> he was upset shaken >> we cannot admit everyone who would like to come here. daca got rescinded and it will not exist in two years. > . redskins kicking up the 2017 seasons this sunday on fox 5. if you notice the team is tackling better this season, something called shadow man might be getting the credits >> they're using an innovative new tackling dummy that are supposed to make players better and healthier, brody logan is with the president to put the shadow man through its pace >> we're always hearing about silicon valley companies disrupting old industry, i'm here with someone who is disrupting the industry of football. steve flanagan, first, what is this? >> shadow man is a creative genius of a man called john paul heart began who was an irish rugby player and through injury he had to get back on the field. how do you

you get in shape but you also tackle and rugby is basically football without a helmet and pads. so how do i do that? and this was his idea on how to do that >> there's been a lot of talk of rugby style tackle being taught to kids in youth league and in the pros for football because that keeps the head out of the tackle. what is different about this than, say, a regular tackling dummy >> sure, human ied in shape and look, and as pete carl like to say talk about it's the target zone, so with the seahawks he talks about chest down to the knees. and what the shadow man has is target zones, one, two and three. if you come in too high, you're going to go over the top and probably not make the tackle. if you come in too low, same thing. so you aim for the target zone and as you mentioned brody, it's low to high and your head is out of the tackle. you don't lead with the head. you come low

bring it forward. >> i notice that it is in two different pieces and you have a strap. so this is movable >> correct. it's a movable target. you can teach angle tackles, pursuit tackles, a variety of tackles. and >> it's easy to do. it's very functional, if you would, and as a result, coaches love it. parents love it on the youth level. they see this as opposed to two kids going at each other. and at the high school progress as little bit more up to the pro level. >> a lot of the concerns about cte, long-term injuries, concussions, it's not necessarily one big hit. here and there. it's repeated hits. it's the repetition, especially you get in tackling drills and practice. how does this help to limit those >> that's exactly it. to eliminate player on player contact in practice and replace

shadow man sports.com, you'll see all sorts of drills being done and shared with us by coaches from michigan state, usc, clemson down to high school and youth level. it's get game ready but without player player contact during the week. on friday, saturday or sunday you're ready to go. >> i'm sure you've come in contact with old school coaches, i loved oklahoma drills, tackling drills, you got to get in there and get your feet wet. feel the contact who say you can't get game ready with something like this? what is your counter to that? >> we do get some of that. we get less and less. the game is changing through local regulations that are rerestricting what you can and can't do in practice. all the way to the nfl, which is through the collective bargaining agreement, very little hitting goes on in practice. so what do you do? even the most

knuckle guy is seeing the beauty. especially with offenses where there's a lot of pick, technique, nuances to the game that didn't exist 20, 30 years ago. >> everyone wants to get players space and this kind of puts that in there >> just really quickly, what kind of cost are we talking about? for these high school programs >> shadow man pro, you can buy a single unit. you can by three. five, you can buy 11. we can get it down to 750 bucks a piece. shadow man junior for youth level, the price points a little bit lower starts around 800 and gets down oh about 725. all right. let's get the latest on the weather. do we want to talk about beautiful weather or are we going to talk about the hurricane >> hopefully we'll get time to talk about >> it's a lot to get in. >> i think that's the priority right now. >> i'm sure there's not one person in the dmv that either doesn't know someone or has a friend who

from the florida area or somewhere in the particular region. really important. this is a monster russ storm. we've been talking about that, can't down play it in any way, sense or form. but i think one of the things i want the point out in terms of the size is the far reach it's going to have an mac such a great area. much more than just florida. we've got beautiful weather here, but you know what? it's not going to last that way for areas to the south of us at all for very long. but here's a look at this storm system. this is a huge massive hurricane. you can see the eye extremely well-defined here as it moves its way between cuba and the bahamas, but it's the outer stretch field in the outer bands that are also very important. especially when it comes to talking about the impact it's going to have on the united states. because we're focusing on florida, but the reach will be much far greater than that. that's why i talked about the cone of uncertaiy.

hurricanes happening right now. unbelievable. cat at it which will be affecting mexico and we got irma and jose the track wants to take it out to areas of the northeast. we only wish that was going to happen with irma, unfortunately not. the latest has the winds at 155 miles per hour sustained and let's take a look at the track as we have been following that pretty closely and this is the update and you can see this is the center of the track right here making landfall just to the west of miami as a category 4 hurricane expected to impact late saturday night into the early part of sunday morning. but if you look at this cone of uncertainty, this is the one thing i continue to point out to you, because it's not just that track that is impact. that entire cone of uncertainty is all the area that could be affected by this in any way, shape or form. and it's very possible t

track could change between now and beginning of the week or the end of the weekend and shift a bit more to the east or more to the west, any area encompassed in this really has to be on guard. georgia, north carolina, south carolina, all under the gun for heavy rainfall. pretty dangerous, not only do we have the storm surge but once we get dealing with the storm surge, and the wind we're talking about potential tornados, spaghetti models coming together consistent where the landfall take a look here, we got one more out to the west but other than that, both models continue to be pretty consistent with the track of this so far. once again, a lot of variation. rainfall unbelievable. anywhere from eight to 15 inch, isolated amounts up to 20 inches are not impossible. storm surge is one of the most dangerous and that's what's going to be league's, it's biggest killer when it does come to hurricanes. right now it's between cuba and the

we're talking late saturday into sunday, early week, heavy rain for georgia, south carolina and western north carolina, flooding rain of eight to 15 inches, possible isolated amounts up to 20, the predicted storm surge anywhere from eight to 12 feet for areas of southern florida and southeast. conditions favorable for this storm system to maintain itself as a category 4. it needs to be in water temperature of 80 degrees or so, and right now the temperature is like into the 90's. it's really holding its own. we're not doing too bad. we'll see cooler air moving down, kind of feels a little fall-like, doesn't it? temperatures into the 70's. no shortage of sunshine for you. look at the planner for tomorrow. great day to get out, go for a walk and enjoy it. 67 by midday. and let's look at the fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. there you go, not bad. little bit of rain tuesday, wednesday, could be from what would be irma. i'll have more details later.

jim? >> thank you, gwen. the latest on the equifax data breach. did company executives unload the stock days before. >> there's important information you need to know before you check to see if you were a victim of the hack. if you go to equifax website you may be risking giving up your legal rights. we'll explain next.

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details coming outlet about the major security breach at equifax. we're learning three executives sold their stocks of days after the company discovered the breach. chief financial officer john gamble and two other men had no knowledge that the breach had occurred when they sold their stock. valued at $1.8 million. so far, to word on whether the feds will investigate. hackers got access to equifaxsome some time between mid may and july, 143 million americans may now be at risk. the company set up this website so you can see

personal information was exposed. but the site can pose a problem for consumer, in the fine print there's language that says if you sign up for that check program, you agree not to participate in any class action lawsuits against the company. it says in part, by consenting to submit your claims to arbitration, you'll be forfeiting your right to bring or participate in any class action or share in any class action awards including class claims where a class has not been certified >> new york's attorney general warned consumers about that claws. eric schneider man tweeted this language is unacceptable and unenforceable. my staff already contacted equifax to demand they remove it >> schneier man said they will investigate the equifax breach >> we're learning at least one lawsuit has been filed against the company one of many. >> a lot of people first of thousands if not and then you'll see those class action suits. >> up next here, a virginia woman is proven style, the simple way sh won

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by >> it starts right now. ♪ ♪. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. right now at 6:00, missing for days. now tonight, there are new developments in the search for a pregnant maryland school teacher. a suspect in custody. after a woman set on fire in a prince george's county home. we hear in neighbors who witness the dramatic moments in a live report. and bracing for hurricane irma. the latest on the storm's path as thousands evacuate to escape the danger. the news a the 6:00 starts right n now. we begin tonight with breaking news out of loud county virginia. crash involving a bus at watson and evergreen mill roads. what we know at this point is that the car involved, there's a car involved an bus and another car. >> we're also told that theus

is not associted with schools, it is a converted school bus, not associated with schools. we do know that four people were involved in this crash. there's no word on injuries at this time. we can tell you that evergreen mills road is shut down right now at watson road in both directions as emergency teams respond to that accident. skyfox is on the way and we'll bring you more updates on that seasons they come into the newsroom. we're following breaking news now in the search for a missing pregnant school teacher in maryland. >> laura what will ins car was found in howard county but police have not found her. lauren demarco is live with the latest. lauren. >> reporter: tony, shawn, montgomery county police are being tight lipped about this can development. neighbors who live here in the grand mercy place amendments this is a gated community. it's called the gram mercy town center. police were out here and had two separate areas blocked off from the