call came in initially as a hostage call. someone from inside a home here behind me and this hey market neighborhood said they were being hold hostage. they went on to tell police this teenage boy had a bomb strapped to him. you can imagine what response was. you can see behind me there's still an active scene here when police arrive, we're told that this 15-year-old boy, he had a crowbar, was threatening family officers with it.tening police - that's when a police officer fired several shots striking the teen. the teen passed away. was deceased. now, it's still an active scene here in this hey market neighborhood. we did speak with a young man who knows the teenager. here's what he had to say. >> i used to see him around, he walked around, kept to himself a lot. pretty quiet. i would see him at the pool a lot. with friends, but that was really it. but i would never think something like this would happen to

>> reporter: now, that is a young man who knows the victim. he has an older 18-year-old brother, a 15-year-old boy was shot by prince william's county police. we're told he did have a crowbar, he was threatening family members and police with this crowbar, we have learned that there is not body camera in these incidents. the officers that were involved did not have body cameras. they have not received them yet. we're told the department is expected to have everyone have the body cameras by the end of the year. that was not the situation in this case. again, police responded to this area here in the 6800 block of heart sell lane hill at hey market, they remain hours later trying to piece together exactly what happened. they've been going door to door, speaking with

residents trying to put together exactly what went wrong. >> he does live here in this community. he was outside of his residence at the time of the incident. like i said we're still trying to put the actual situation together to determine what led up to this incident and this interaction between the officer and the 15-year-old male. >> during that encounter, the male resident, the male, who we later identified as a 15-year-old male, he bran dish add crowbar and then began to actively and aggressively approach the officers. >> reporter: now, the road here remains closed. parents were asked to pick up their little ones at market ridge and also hyatts way. hey market elementary school and also reagan middle school,

students told this they heard about what happened as they were leaving school. police remain in the area and continues investigation. tisha lewis fox 5 local news. the case of catherine hoggle and her two missing children taken a new twist. woman is facing murder charged after deing indicted by a grandchildren >> she's been held in a mental hospital appeared in court where she was ordered held without bond. paul wagner live in rockville with that story. >> reporter: we were in the courtroom today when catherine hoggle appeared via that closed circuit television link. she said her name to the judge. when the judge asked her how she was doing, she said ok. we did not hear anything further from her after that. the judge then ordered her continued to be held at clifton t perkins hospital where she's been living the last three years. he ordered another mental health evaluation. one of

years that they've had for her. now, the whereabouts of the children still unknown today. three years later. but today, states attorney john john mccarthy said he believes the children are dead and so do the children's father >> catherine murdered my children and i hope sarah and jacob get the justice they deserved. i've held out hope that something else may have happened as i think that any parent would. it's been a faint hope and i know now with the passage of time that catherine killed my babies. >> reporter: in the fall of 2014, catherine hoggle disappeared with two young children, 2-year-old jacob and three-year-old sarah. several days later, police found her walking alone. she refused to tell investigators where they were and he was charged with neglect

abduction and hindering she was found incompetent to stand trial. she told her mother and other that is the children are alive. in opens that that that may be true, the nash center for missing and can exploited children came up with age progr progression rendering. she's been diagnosed as a schizophrenic >> we talked about it. i them what i think the evidence means. and he tells me what his heart tells him he wants. truth to be but he knows and we would not have sought a -- an indictment if we did not believe these children were dead. >> reporter: mccarthy spoke after the hearing as well as several people including the children's grandmother, but we also heard today from catherine hoggle's mother, lindsey, who believes that the children are alive and had her daughter is not guilty.

mother. i don't think she's guilty of murder. so you know, i believe in, you know, justice, so when she's capable, she's going to have to face that and i do think she's capable of being competent >> doctors told prosecutors they believe they can restore catherine's hoggle's mental health and the clock starts ticking again. prosecutors five years now to determine whether or not they can get her to trial. live in rockville, paul wagner, fox 5 forgery. a massive manhunt underway for responsible for a terror attack. 29 people hurt. many victims suffering flack burn, the islamic state is claiming responsibility. the terror threat level in england is at

the bomb apparently hit some kind of plastic bucket inside of a grocery bag. authorities are looking at surveillance video to try and identity suspects, witnesses say the moments after the bomb went off were absolutely chaotic. >> i turned and saw remnantses of flash and smoke and just hordes of people and a stampeed had started. running, running towards me. >> the images i seen is not trying to look for kids, because the rush of people. >> yet another terror attack in london this year. president trump is offering his full support for london tonight. calling for a larger tougher travel ban in response to the attack. shortly after the explosion, the president tweeted this, saying, the travel ban into the united states should be far larger, tougher and more specific, but stupidly that would not be politically correct. that was in response to the tweet in which he said, in part another fake in londo

terrorists. the president tweeted that before london police officially declared it a terror attack. british prime minister theresa may is criticizing saying it's not helpful for anyone to speculate. on this friday, the humidity rolled back in, a beautiful day out there. although, if you went outside, you felt te remnants coming over from what was left of irma >> let's check in with gwen and see what the latest is >> that humidity oh -- i think everybody really felt it. it's going to be sticking around a couple i day, that's because we still have have tropical moisture to deal with from what was irma, it's actually spin out over part of new england but we have a trough trailing behind it that is just adding to us getting some of that humidity, and keeping some of that moisture in the atmosphere. that also means i can't rule out maybe a few pop-up showers for tonight's maybe a stray shower or

the weekend. in the meantime, 80 right now in the nation's capitol, 82 the a dulles, 80 at baltimore, 77 at winchester and cumberland, 82 at manassas and 82 at fredericksburg. the 80's in our forecast, for the next couple days, get ready for a little bit of a warmup, we're looking at 85 for your saturday. and 83 for sunday. but once again, keep the umbrella handy, a little eye to the sky. nothing major, just a stray isolated shower is what's definitely in the forecast. and as we keep our eye on the tropics, jose has actually now become a category 1 hurricane, gained strength, and it is actually moving slowly to the northwest at ten miles an hour, it bears watching as it gets ready to make its way to the north northeast. and behind that we got tropical depression 14, which really isn't doing too much of anything. it's actually moving west, southwest, but we're going to keep an eye on both of the,

especially jose as it starts to move up closer towards the coast. in the meantime, we got light summer warmth that we're serving up. seven-day forecast, isn't looking too bad. i'll have the details a little later. sarah? . coming up a controversial verdict a prompting outrage in protests. >> i can tell you this. of it's to be mass disruption. like you never seen before we're going to shut this city down. >> we're already seeing it happen after an officer was found not guilty of murder in a shooting death. brody? . the comments by espn personality are fact news after tweets from the president. what he tweeted and what the response from today's white house press briefing up ahead. iefing up ahead. it was probably like the biggest moment of my life along with mowing >> a one-on-one interview with the little boy from

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a second person was stabbed and taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police say the suspect also stabbed himself. and he's now being held without bond. the man accused of murdering a teenager boy in georgetown is under arrest. captured in morgantown west virginia after u.s. he's accused of killing someone back in july. once he's charged he will be taken back to dc. new tonight a missouri hundreds of protesters hitting the streets in st. louis aged a former police officer has been found not guilty. many protesters locking arms. at least one man was arrested. the verdict former st. louis officer jason stockily acquitted in the 2011 murder of anthony lamar smith. he waived his right to a jury trial leaving that decision up to the judge. stockily accused of shooting smith f

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second degree murder or voluntary manslaughter, he could have been sentenced up to life in prison without parole. the recovery effort is ramp you go's in florida but thousands are still without power. and even more still homeless. lauren blanchard has the latest. >> reporter: resources in full force through the florida as state recovers from hurricane irma and the immediate danger may be over in most areas but now, the focus is turning to recovery plans. florida residents still trickling back after irma brought record flooding to the sunshine state. many finding their houses significantly damaged or destroyed. fema said its overwhelmed with the challenge and working with local officials on alternative solution >> we don't have enough fema trailers for all the homes destroyed that will require innovative solution when is it comes to housing. >> reporter: crews are hard at work helping to restore power, less than 20% of residents are

florida power and light says workers from flirt states and canada have been working 16 hour shifts to speed things along. >> we assembled the largest restoration force in u.s. history, 21,000 strong. >> reporter: that's little comfort to the tens of thousands still stuck in you shelters. many saying determined go back and rebuild as soon as possible. >> i knew a little bit what to expect but we didn't ever expect it to go as high as it did >> i want to go back and work, i want to go make a home again. >> reporter: they tell us they're have the electricity fully restored on the east coast by the end of the weekend and on the hard hit west coast by next friday. in saar toe at a lawn blanchard >> a new way to administer multiple doses of drugs with just one injection >> the heat is back, so is the humiditynd

we've got a few showers headed our way, i'll have the details coming up in your full weekend forecast after the break.

. this is pretty nice day? little bit of that unwanted house guest. kind of feel that stick ness in the atmosphere. the weekend won't be too irma finally getting out of the

not quite. beautiful shot, the wonderful blue skies an nice day, few weekend stray showers head our way, temperatures on rise, heading to the 80's with the little bit of humidity it will get sticky, we'll have that sticking around, we're watching jose and tropical depression 14 in the atlantic. i want to say there's been changes with that as well. we have clouds for tonight, mostly cloudy skies. what we're dealing with is the remnants of irma a low pressure system over england, a trailing trough associated that happens to be over the midatlantic and so for us, we're seeing temperatures starting to heat up a little bit, that moisture flow still in place. we're looking at maybe a stray shower for tonight, steak same for rest of the weekend. we're not talking total wash-out

keep in mind ridge of high pressure we'll see a fair amount of sunshine, heating up to the 80's, mid 80's, those will be stick, around on the seven-day forecast. here is jose which is a category 1 hurricane. it has intensified, has the ability to do that over the next couple of days, maximum sustained wind at 75, here's tropical depression 14, not doing a whole lot. we're going to watch it closely. it may or may not develop. but as far as jose is concerned we'll watch closely as it starts to move to the north northeast and wondering how close it may come to the coastal area to have the u.s. we can't rule out that. we don't feel the effects and once again it will depends if the track shifts. once we get to tuesday, we'll keep an eye on it and see how it develops, and we're develop can see this cone of uncertainty with it and see if it starts to shift more towards the west. all the models are in pretty good agreement as to where it will go and that sometimes to be the track

here's a look the 14. it's path as it starts to move through. not quite strengthening enough to too much. we'll watch it closely. in the meantime overnight lows in the 60's, holiday place, you'll feel it tomorrow, here's your planner by midday, 82, once again by the dime we hit later part of the day. the 80's are sticking around, definitely a little taste of summer and plenty of sunshine once we get past sunday, saturday and sunday, a pop-up stray shower here there and. of might not see anything where you are. it won't be widespread but keeping you on notice to keep your eyes to the skies. it will be a big weekend. we'll check in with evan lambert when we come back after

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♪ ♪. here in the district, no strange to big events, tomorrow we'll be seeing three big ones at the same time. >> if you're heading downtown you'll see a lot of police and road closure, evan lambert live on the national mall. >> reporter: sarah and jim, driving along the mall, and you see brake lights in front of us, this is what you will she all day saturday likely because of the road closures in this area, because of those three major events. the first of which is the mother of all rallies, we also have the jug march and the race to beat broadcast 5k. here's video of the page advertising the mother of all rally, it's expected to

tomorrow at the washington monument at 11:00 a.m. the group describes themselves as pro trump, for traditional american values and asking people to remain peaceful and don't want them to bring confederate, communist or foreign flags, there's the jug lo march starting at 2:00 and running until 10:00 p.m., there's a group of fans from the band insane cloud posse. the loosely hybrid gang if these two groups end up clashing, we want to show you some road closures that will be ton in this area, about 15 roads around the mall closed including portions of constitution and pennsylvania avenue. those road closures, they will last from 6:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. i should also mention tha

will also be closed. for more information about those road closures, head to the website, fox 5 dc.com we have several cool events happening other than the recalls. deme tree lucas is here and has the scoop on thing that are happening. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> this is big one the 8th street festival. obviously, we get a lot of people that head down thermometer what people see and eat? we're about eating >> about the foodies. annual festival, 125,000 people descend on 8th street and this will be amazing. of they have 70 food vendors, up to 30, i think beverage vendors, if you want the have outdoor dining or drinking you can that's a great place for it. but there's all types of food. they have a couple

apie eating festival and a burrito eating festival >> like a contest >> like a contest. i'm saying festival. i mean contest. there are contests for burrito es and pies, perfect place to come and get your appetite. >> go hungry, that's for sure >> speaking of drinks, a national bumper been her month. everybody is getting into this now, making their own whiskey. tell us a bit about this. >> is this a bourban. and they are you launching this new drink this week, and their event will be saturday on 1:00 to 5:00. this bourban is with figs, >> the tasting notes, >> i'm not a drinker but i'm excited >> some of the stuff is happening, the american visionary joh

and times the final weekend for this exhibit that, this will be at the smithsonian art museum, i'm a huge jfk fan, they have private and iconic, you'll find them here >> last weekend for i get down there and see that. also, this was a big deal for -- actually, let's first go to the fiesta festival. >> the weather has to hold for us. this is the 46th annual dc latino festival and as you can see there's lots of dancing and parades and there's going to be a beauty contest, both saturday and sunday, and the focus this year is panama, so if you're into panama culture, great food, people, amazing food, musics dance, this is the place to be >> no reason you can't eat your way

>> next up here, joint base andrews air show, the morning show was out there all morning celebrating their big anniversary. >> take me with you. >> right? this is big family 18 >> this is great for couples and people who love to do instagram and photography. my dad used to take me when i was a kid. i love the air show and i love the band. the ban is good too, the air force band >> so much going on, thank you so much for coming in and giving ace scoop on what's happening this weekend >> thank you for having me >> jim over to you. >> the fda just approved the first ap for treating substance abuse and facebook lets you disconnect friends or a little while. details when we come back

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. deliver certain vaccines after the initial injection, the vaccine would be time released. >> and facebook is introducing a new feature called snooze, you can unfollow someone else's page for a day, a week or

and they're tell me appearly hidden from news feed, the feature can help users who find their friends annoying. i would assume sarah will use this on me. you can block them temporarily by clicking on the snooze button >> let's check in with gwen. i follow gwen. >> get all your other children >> i'm with jim all the time. i got to have a break from him >> i hear you, girl. ok. lots of love to you. >> thanks. >> thank you. >> weekend conditions mixed whether outside or not. you got the humidity and we could see maybe a pop-up stray shower can't rule it out. it's irma. the remnants doesn't want to go anywhere. unfortunately we'll have to deal with it. let's take a look at our maps and shows what's happening we could see one of those pop-up showers tonight before it's said and done be aware of that. clouds are rolling in, mostly cloudy skies as well for tonight across the area, and your overnight low not too bad,

across the board. little bit warmer to areas of the east, 67 at dc, same at annapolis, 64 leonardtown, 63 at manassas, for the westbound, here's what you can expect. heating up to the 80's, 85 degrees on your saturday, 83 on sunday, once again, we're talking a stray pop-up isolated shower as a possibility. but keeping our eye on tropics. of jose has become a category 1 hurricane strengthened, can't rule out more in the next couple of days, winds are at 75, northwest at ten, tropical depression 14 is west, southwest of cob he will rhode island and sustained winds at 35 moving north northwest at 12. we're watching that closely. fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast isn't looking too bad. lots of sunshine past this weekend and temperatures as i mentioned pretty much hanging out in the 80's. a nice little taste of summer. as we get

embrace what we know as fall. and things start to cool down. enjoy. back to you. still amazing when you look at that and you see 80, 80, 80, 78, >> don't worry it will be cold soon enough then we'll be complaining >> pumpkin spice lattes. of >> lauren and shawn stand being for the newscast at 6:00 >> it begins right now. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. right now at 6:00, a virginia teenager was shot and killed after officers responded to his home, we'll have the late break, details on what happened in a live report. the maryland mother suspected in the 2014 disappearance of her two young children is now charged with killing them. but will she ever stand trial? plus, a virginia boy wrote a letter to the president, and fox 5 was there today as that 11-year-old's wish came

the news at 6:00 starts now. we begin with the virginia teenager shot and killed in front of his home after police called by his family for help. prince william's county police responded to reports of a hostage of a home in hey market. that's where tisha lewis has been gathering details. what have you been able to find out? . >> reporter: well, what we can tell you is that it's still an active scene hours after to the scene occurred. police say the call came in from the home as a 911 reporting a hostage situation likely from a family member, saying that they were being held hostage and that this 15-year-old had a bomb strapped to him. police immediately responded ultimately they did not discover bomb but they did discover the teen with a crowbar. we're told he was threatening not only his family but also police officers. that's when several shots were fired, and the teen was struck. now, this is the scene behind me. police trying to piece together what happened. they will likely be o