prince william police officer they say the use of deadly force was justified. the teen was assaulted with a woman with a crowbar and was moving aggressively towards officers when he was shot. paul waggier with more on this story. >>reporter: prince william county police said that it was 15 year old rubin or buena who called 911 last friday morning saying that he was holing his mother hostage and he he was willing to be shot. in an emotional interview with the 15 year old's' father today outside their house in hey market he old me there has to be another way for the police to get this situation under control and now he believes his son was murdered . standing outside his house shortly after the prosecutor made his decision, oscar your bin oh says he believes his sons was murdered but he forgives the officer who fired the fatal shots? a. i woke u

morning and i wrote a letter for forgiveness for that person that i don't even know that took my kid. i forgive himment the teen 's father says he was p mexico when his shot was shot last friday morning and now questionses the decision by the commonwealth's attorney. >> my wife and kids saw everything and they don't have cameras so they can say whatever they want. he confirmed the shooting was not caught on camera. none of the officers were wearing body cameras, but the evidence he reviewed convincedded ebert the officer was in serious body harm or death. the young man had called the police, told him that he was holding his mother hostage, that he would like for h them to shoot him or have no objection to them shooting him. he told them he had a

officers arrived they saw him beat his brother's girlfriend with a crowbar. >> paul he bert says the teen had attempted to commit suicide the night before and had lig tour marks around his neck. police chief barry bernard said witnesses on the scene heard commands for the teen to drop his weapon. we have sources there independent of the police kept who also heard those commands who we've interviewed and support the fact that they heard the commands being given multiple times. four days after his son was killed yos ar your buena a keeps asking himself the same question, couldn't the officers have disarmed his son another way? just skinny little guy with a crowbar, isn't there tasers? >> prince william county police do carry tasers, but none were

prince william county police re lease the name of the officer who fired two rounds from his service weapon. his name is robert choicement he's 35 years old and he's been on the police department t for seven years. he's with the tackle tal train ing and response unit. police also said dethey found no gun, no bomb and that they said that the teen had a coat on which prevented them from seeing what he piet have had under it because he said he had a bomb strapped to himself. also one other note, we asked the father today about the teen's mental health. he declined to discuss it. in manassas, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> in the district more than 200 people died last year from opioid overdoses which is triple the the number two years earlier . district leaders say drastic times are calling for drastic measures. they're look ing at plans to open up injection clinics. matt ackland is live

building with more on this plan. >>reporter: as you can can imagine a the look of people inside city hall is talking about this one. the director of the department of health will head to vancouver, canada. that's where they're doing this already. she wants to he see compactly how h works out. a plan works where someone who is an addict comes into one of these injection shots. they might have their own crewings. they then inject near medical profession l a. if something go es wrong, the medical professional is able to give help. they're there to give them counseling how to get off the drugs. some are saying thiet, hold on a minute? is it saving lives or enabling the problem? that's crazy. you need to find help for them instead of giving them an opportunity to stay on the drug leaders say opioid overdoses are skyrocketing and there's no time to waste. i can liken to

v aides crisis that occurred some 30 years ago. council member oh david grasso is asking the health director to look the at at a practice for providing sites for addictses to do their drugs with medical professionals nearby who can also help them get clean. this is a supervised injection site in van keufer, canada. you you can have on site the services that people need in order to recover from addiction. can have counselors, healthcare professionals there to actually work with people to get them through their addiction . mayor bowser is not endorsing the plan yet but is sending her health director to canada where the practice is in placement we're always looking for a way to keep d.c. residents alive. leaders are just exploring the present now. there's no estimate on cost, number of injection sites or p the city could be held liable. some leaders want to hear much more before they support this. i'm a assuming that the imoal is to save

like is this something that you want modern society to be involved with? many are comparing this to the needle exchange program. you'll remember that was very controversial, basically people that needed to do drugs or were addicted could come in and get a fresh needle each time. what they were trying to do is stop the spread of hiv aides and over the years it has been determined that that has slowed the the spread of hiv and aides among drug users. much more on go on this. this is just the beginning stages and we'll keep you you updated. live at the wilson building tonight, matt ackland, fox5 local news. another vandalism incident at the lincoln memorial and another suspect in sus custody. this time us park police says the damage is permanent. our gary mcgrady joinses us live from the national mall with this story. >>reporter: thanks a lot. li

this person used a penny to each some letters in the memorial. this is one of the most he ionic he memorials, monuments in the the city. i can't even tell you you how many people come here every year. it's been standing for almost 100 years. it's going to be about your fourth column from back is where this actually happened. we ask if we could come up with our cameras and the park police said, no. they'd prefer if we'd take you down here. but we do have some video of what it looked like, very, very small, thank. q. \{^s}\in\{^ness}\ it wasn't large letters. this suspect, a 21 year old student. his name is nerd like become ra. he just etched this in. the park police was actually glad that someone caught him. he he was arrested he's been release and he could have as much as a ten year sentence or a $25,000 fine for this. but it's not much, but this type of thing, it gets etched in. this

paint. this is not in the surface. this is into the marble there. so they're thinking it mayweather a little bit. to be perfectly honest with you you they're not sure how they're going to take care of this. we did talk earlier to the official and she's the cure yaitor, the agricultural cure yaitor and she's said they're not sure how they're going on fix it. we are still evaluating possible option. this type of damage is more difficult to address than something like paint, graffiti, something of that option. we'll look into options over the next course of days and weeks. until we know what that course of action is we can't comment on the level of effort or amount of money that would be involved to do so. so we're just going to have to wait and see. again, it's very, very small. i awkd to an officer out here earlier and he said this type of thing probably happens from time to time. it goes un noticed and uncaught, but this time

been a arrested. just a suspect that will have to go back to court and tan for this. hopefully it doesn't happen much more. live from the lincoln me more, gary mcgrady, fox5 local news. >> let's go outside for you you right now. beautiful sun. it's actually butyl l if. we're just a couple days from the official days of fall. hopefully we'll stay in the heat of the moment for a couple more days. you you like it warm. >> i do. q. you're going to be a happy camper that is for sure. we're going to give you the latest update on hurricane jose in a moment. our category # five maria is showing no signs of let ting up. at 5:00 it is s still with winds of 1656-mile an hour central pressure so low and we find that the eye is only five miles wide indicating it may going through an intensification process. we'll have much more on the track of hurricane maria which is forecast on go through the

virgin islands, maybe st. croix and puerto rico tomorrow. they're worry about that catastrophic direct hit as well we are focusing locally on jose guess what, at 5:00 loose a little bit better in satellite presentation. jose has now been a hur cape for 12 days. you you have to go back to 1980, hurricane francis to find a hurricane that's been hanging longer than this one in the the atlantic and it is sitting and spinning. but it's not having a big impact on us local limit we do have some showers that are crazing the beaches. and just as we thought yesterday they're having a tough time getting west of 95. most of these showers have been to the east, up through new york, boston. there's a heavier outer band when get offshore just a little bit focusing closer to home it's mostly sunny skies, especially d.c. on west of 95. while we don't have anything showing up in the immediate area we do have a few showers that have been working their way across the eastern shore through the bay and gracing parts of calvert county and

county. not a the lot of activity here with this one going forward tonight. we may see some breezes continuing at the beaches. i wanted to show you that even these winds aren't bad for the beaches. as we get up towards in an tuck nantucket, gusts of 32. these are areas that have a tropical storm warning, martha's vineyard, might get three to five much necessary of rain there. again they're keeping an eye on it in long island. we're all about the warmth going forward. it's going to be in the 80s. tomorrow maybe mid and upper 80s and your evening forecast generally dry. you you thattive to go pretty far east to pined a shower. 78-degrees at seven. by 9:00, 75 and by one 11:00, 7t is definitely making a big come back. it's here today and even warmer tomorrow. coming up in a few minutes, jim and marina, latest track on hurricane maria and we'll get you you in close

to see the frightening hurricane >> three virginia college students are facing felony charges following a pieceful pro test over the weekend. it's what they were wearing and why it violates a virginia state law >> first, hey, fits? a. we will have the highlights on you you on president trump's firery speech up at the you united nationses today and how he turned some of that attention un itself. >> and if you you you have a story idea, as always you you can call the fox5 tip line 202-895-3000. or send us your tips to fox5, fox5tips@wttg.com. .

>> tonight president trump is shaking up the united nations a of after a blisserring speech putting north correspond roo a and iran and the un itself on notice. mr. trump rammed up his long time criticism and even mixed in his nicknames for some opponents. the highlight of all this blunt talk there's one thing that really stood out here >> if the north korea diplomats es that were in new york city today did not hear this message, well they must not have been listening very closely from their front row seats. president trump speaking in dramatic blunt terms. his message clear, if north korea starts

will end north korea. the united states has great strength and patients, but if it is forc ed to defense itself for its allies we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. >> and turning his attention to the other worldwide nuclear threat iran, the president called out iran and government saying that they have turned a once modern country into a rogue state. and also laying it bear if north korea and iran continue to threaten their neighbors at least in iran standpoint the president says he will pull the plug on the the iran nuclear deal which was negotiated under president obama. the iran deal was one of the worst and most one-sided transactionses. the you you you you you united states has ever entered into.

frankly that deal is an embarrassment to the united states and i i don't think of you've heard the last of it; believe me. >> and the president wasn't done there. before ending he turn his attention to the united itself, calling out the un as he he has for years before he became president. president today acing that members states in the n need to start taking responsibility for their own defenses. need to take responsibility for their own people, need to take responsibility for their own sovereignty and stop passing the billion on the united states. the united states is one out of one the of 93 countries in the united nations and yet we pay 2t and more. in fact, we pay far more than anybody realizes. the president went onto say that if the un were able to live up to its

achieving piece then that would be an investment that was worthwhile. clearly the message here tonight, jim and marina, he doesn't think that is the case and he sent a blunt warning that the united nations in his view needs to do better. we're live in northwest tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news today new york city dozens of demonstrators gathered outside trump power protesting president trump's decision to dismantle da ka. police were also seen retaining multiple protestors immigrants illegally brought to the country as children were granted t temporary work permits and relief from deport is that. but the president has kawd the policy unconstitutional and is giving congress six months to come up with a solution before the dac ka protections end. three students from virginia commonwealth who were at a rally are now facing prison time. the crime wea

protests which violates the state's mask law which is a felony. this was a law created to prevent include cluks clan members from wearing their hoods in public and threatening people . overall the demonstration and a unt coulder protest were pieceful. a maryland man charged with lighting a woman's house on fire as she and her granddaughter slept. a little l girl facing an incredibly square i moment all in the hands of her father chasing her in a clown mask how it all ended in shots fired and her father in handcuffses.

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hr cane jose is making its way up the east coast. the powerful storm is churning up waves and causing dangerous rip tides at beaches. at ocean city, maryland. the surf is rough. the cat one hurricane isn't expected to make landfall but could still cause some major flooding and beach erosion. the big focus on hurricane maria right now. the storm

a dominic and it was a category s one when it came ashore and caused widespread damage. even president of the country was not spared, his roof blown off. he posted some photos on the damage on the carribean he island. hurricane maria left its mark on the french island of mart neek. president authorities say tens of people are still in the dark marie is going to be a men as in the carribean it looks like we're still not going to have the same impact in the us. right now the storm track has it going east of our state, but lets he ' remember when irma, we all thought it was going to hit the east coast and it looked like it was going to come up the west coast. everybody has got to stay prepared. when it comes to irma the state is still continue ting to recover from that powerful storm. l

maria. will that threaten thest coast. >> right now it's still too early to say with any kind of definitive confidence, but the signs are good like the governor said that it's going to stay away from the east coast and away from florida. but this thing will still be out here in another five to seven days and you can't take the information you present tonight and expect it to still be holding up six or seven days from you now. bottom line so far so good, although what is happening in the yib and is absolutely catastrophic. you you mentioned the direct hit on the tiny island of dominique last night as a category five. what is next? i'm going to get in a little closer on it because it has winds of 165 miles an hour and the eye is so tiny, only about five naught california miles. that's a bad sign because it may be intensify ing and going through an eye wall replacement. you you can see it here, this is the island of st. croix. it's

830 miles southeast of st. croix . they may get a direct hit. and then what's next, it's one p 5 miles southeast of san juan. they also may be getting a direct hit. we have radar down in the puerto rico area and we can see the tiny eye and all the heavy rain haze going to affect the us virgin islands, st. croix inic t. they did not get hit as hard with irma. saint tommies and st. john did. let's talk about hurricane maria , the hurricane hunters are still flying into it today. they found s sustained winds of 168 miles per hour, which is why you saw that intensification to 165-6789 let's track it for you the pressure is quite low. the news is bad for puerto rico. still loose like it's going to have a direct hit and that ill with occur tomorrow. from there it looks like the does pass just to the north and west on of the dough minute dominican republic and haiti. east

and cake owes and east of the bahamas and want to continue to take it up the east coast and the bermuda. that's a good sign for the east coast today but we continue to have to mondayor the progress of maria and what interaction it may have with jose. >> that's the latest on maria. a church volunteer busted for stealing money from a church. the sting operation that caught her in the act. it's a big night in the race for virginia governor. here's ronica. it is supposed to be a big night. they're expecting over 400 people here for this debate between the the va gub in a tour al kand dates. smoking cigarettes in the district may get more expensive. how a new initiative to get smokers to quit will race the price smokers pay. pay.

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>> this is fox5 local news at five. here's a look at our headlines at the half, three suspects are now facing charges in connection with the teen's murder in prince george's county . they are carlos spa nation as, will frayed oh and kevin sor natured oh who are hand. they are charged with killing over the weekend. >> a maryland man is behind bars with setting his neighbor's house on fire. this happened in consequential county. sean murphy set multiple fires outside of his neighbor's house that's where a 76 year old woman and her granddaughter were sleeping. only causing minor cam age. >> stealing from a choip that's

screen there is behind bars tonight. sandra correspond test is accused of stealing several thousand dollars at a choip in alexandria. correspond ts test was taking money during her volunteer duties. that's when they set up a surveillance operation and you saw the annandale woman with pocketing the money. >> we are less than two monthses away from the voters turning out to t choose a new governor. they will hold their secretary debate tonight. how the the race currently terrence. fox5's political reporter ronica cleary live in mclean where the debate is happening tonight. you you you pointed out if there is excitement we're not seeing it out there tonight. not yet, but i wanted to show you the results of a poll that came out. tonight the ruts

good for ralph nor come. ed gillespie at 41 spread. a ten point spread. as we learned in that presidential race in 2016 the polls are not always 100 percent accurate. another interesting part of that poll it asked likely voters about the issues that matter most to them now ranking at the top, the economy followed by healthcare, taxes -- excuse me, healthcare, education, taxes and immigration . i've got with me right here, a democrat and a republican. give me your names and tell me when you think about voluntaryingment i know you hold offs as you you have held off. what is the issue that you think is the most important to your constituents and when you pull the lever. >> i'm paul submit ^berg i'm a ebb in of the alexandria city council and for me i think related to the economy that's going to be transit and transportation fundingment it's really key for us here in northern virginia and as a local elected official we know the cliff is coming in the state and we really have to make

have leaders in place that are going to focus on that issue and second to me would be healthcare . and you're the democrat, right. >> i'm the democrat. i love that this is a democrat and republican spending time together. give us your maple and tell us the issue that's top of your mind. >> i'm tom rust. i'm a former senior member of the house of delegates. the top issue is the economy with sequestration hanging over our head and none of us really know what is going to happen there. and then i think secondly transportation to me and i agree with paul that the fiscal cliff that we're fac ing in mass transit is coming quickly. i was on the group that prepared the report for that for the general assembly and made some very serious recommendations to them and i hope they will pay serious attention to us. >> thank you so much. we did speak with a few people earlier today, the issues that they said mattered to them. we spoke with someone that was poa cussed on healthcare, someone that

lot of people can agree on the issue that matters to them, but it's about p the solutions that they think work whether they'll come from lieutenant governor ralph north a.m. or from ed gillespie. the debate starts at 7:00. we'll be keeping tabs on that on social media. d.c. mayor muriel bowser announced the did it's health system plan it's a road map to bring affordable and high quality healthcare services to the district. the plan addresses health inequity he ticketed events like gaps in primary and specialty health. the goal is for all district residents regardless of where they live or their socioeconomic status to have equal access to healthcare residents continue to travel across town in many cases for specialty care. we want that to eventually be the exception and not the norm. >> this plan is part of the mayor's health nicialtives including combating opioid use an

medicare beneficiaries. vincent gray wants residents to quit smoking and one way he he hopes to do that is proposing a 2 percent increase. the initiative includes a new text to quit program which provides counseling services as well as free nicotine paps. >> just a couple of days ago a.m. done said it's looking for a new place for its new headquarters and here the region the bidding is underway. earlier today prijt county executive raised tonight hern baker held a news conference unveiling several shiets where they thought amazon could build they include college park, greenville and new carlson. we're in the washington region. if you look to what we can bring to prince george's county we think it offers the best chance one because he we have the number of metro sites which other jurisdictions can't pete around

that. the fact that we have the available land space. >> baker says prince george's county, the colleges around here that would provide an educated workforce. amazon expected to make itself arrested on an outstanding ' decision sometime next year. >> a lot of investment, a the lot of jobs, but there's a lot of parameters you you got to fill there so we'll see what happensment of course these cit ies want the business so it will be good. what will they give up for it. >> that's always a good question >> exactly. coming up is it a prank gone too far, a father ar rested with a clown prank that >> the hurricane keeps ongoing here. peak hurricane season has come and gone but we're still in september and we got the two storms jose off the mid atlantic coastline ann marie a is expected to make lanal

the virgin islands. damage likely to be catastrophic. i'll have the latest on maria's path, plus our forecast back home. guess what, as fall begins it's going to feel like summer. we'll have a peak at that coming up on the the other side of the break. break.

>> and more right now on our top story, a powerful earthquake rocking mexico and these are new images coming into eur news room right now. marina a is there with an update. a couple of weeks ago a magnitude 8.1 quake killed more than 930 people in the country and tonight we're hearing this afternoon 7.1 quake is to blame for at least 44 death. the epicenter was about 80 miles southeast of mexico city. we're hearing nearly two dozen buildings have collaps

ed the mayor of mexico city says many people remain trapped in the rubble and search and rescue efforts continue as we speak. ironically today's quake comes on the the anniversary of yet another killer that caused thousands of deaths and widespread damage on this exact date in 1985. we are still monitoring developments in mexico and of course we'll bring you you you the latest as soon as we get them. lessee talk about what we got going on. we're keeping an eye on weather around here. there is still the big foe focus about all the convergence of these hurricanes and nothing that is going to impact us in the near future but there are people that are bat ting down the hatches. as far north as cape cod, massachusetts to us territory puerto rico looking at a catastrophic category five hit from a hurricane tomorrow morning. when does it let up? the reality ises ' out there. you you have to deal with it. this

hurricane season has proved that it can be incredible active. we're halfway through the alphabet. nonetheless we've been ripping through them and this is the latest one that is a major massive hurricane, a category five. as you take a live look outside here it is a beautiful afternoon. the camera shaking just a touch, but the effects from jose, jose offshore here. but the effects from jose here have been minimal. you get out to the beaches, rough. you you have rough surf. a who the of wind and even some rain showers, but the summer heats has returned back here in washington. is that going to be the main story literally through the the next week. 83-degrees right north korea you here in d.c. we're making up for the late august, earl early september cool weather. seventy-nine in gates but, 82 out at dulles. these temperatures not too far above norm alg but as we get into

upper 80s territory that's a good ten degrees above norm l a the satellite picture shows a good shot of jose, a category one storm that is far, far offshore, 200 miles offshore but throwing itself arrested on an outstanding he ' outer bands of clouds and showers back along the new england coastline even as far south as long island down to the jersey, delaware and maryland beaches feeling the effects mainly in the ocean but there have been some wind gusts close to 40 miles an hour from the virginia beach up through ocean sit t ticketed event. the rain not very heavy, but it is expected to intensify. we have us radar site here off of purity rick oasm there is the eye of maria still offshore and churn ing about in open wear. the outer rain bands have reached puerto rico. the very beginning of what is going to be a pretty terrifying night and wednesday morning for anyone who is still in puerto rico a hurricane warning in effect there. we've alsoot

hurricane warning that remains in effect for some of the northward lee ward islands. that would be places like the us virgin islands, british virgin islands and puerto rico but they could still get brushed and brushed pretty bad. maria with winds at 165 miles an hour with central pressure down to 916 milli bars. in ts northwest ward right on a rack to hit puerto rico as a cat five storm probably weakening quickly as it hits land mass to a cat four. this will be by midday tomorrow and then it's back into the open waters where it should retain its major category tat us at least for the next couple of day s. in the weekend it kind of diminishes to a cat two storm. we fear are going to see some pretty awful cam age coming out of places like puerto rico, the british and us virgin islands tonight and then through tomorrow. back home here, again , the effects of jose really confined to new

it's going to continue to push fourther north as we get into tomorrow. we've got some hot and dry weather. we've had a lot of rainy days this up ser. we're going to see some real dry weather. 72-degrees tomorrow, maybe some fog. this is a touch stone of summer into fall. the foggy mornings and then the mild afternoons. eighty-three by noon, 87 for the day time high. low temperatures in the 60s. could be locally dense but that will burn off quickly with strong high pressure overhead and we'll see the temperatures sore into the upper 80s. eighty-seven tomorrow, 88 on thursday. fall begins friday, but it is 85-degrees and staying warm through the weekend. it still looks like maria will have minimal, if initial impacts on the us right now, but that final say in its track probably will be ironed out as we get later on through the week into the end. the consensus is to keep it out to t see. sue will have the latest on maria

up at of p.m. >> lessee go back to hurricane irma, it has ripped a 2 billion-dollar hole in the pockets of insured floor indians . the florida office of insurance regulation more than 30,000 claims have already been filed since the sphorm. state regulators say those claims total to 1.95 billion, with a b this little girl is in first grade and she's doing her heart to help the victims of hurricane harvey. for the storm ravaged areas in texas. six year old brook started with donating her own books and then people from her own school and on social media to help the cause. they are busy packing the books to have them be shipped out to texas. we thought it would be a good idea to collect books because they lost

houses, their money, their wallets and everything. i think because she's six and in the first grade where she's learning to read books are important to her. i think that was a way for her to relate and to be able to do something on her level. and the family is going to continue collecting books for the next couple of weeks and if the donations keep up they're also going to try to send books down to young victims in florida recovering from irma. all the way up in new hampshire. >> she sees the picture. up next a big drug bust. are you a workaholic. do your friends and family constantly tell you to slow down? maybe you don't need to. if you know a workaholic stay tuned because we're going to tell you you that being a workaholic is actually maybe a. q. thing after this.

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one of the biggest features of apple's upcoming iphone is facial recognition software allowing users to log-in simply by looking at their device, but will the new technology make it easier for hackers to steal your identity? to let you you unlock your phone with a glance. we call this face id. apple launched its new iphone ten featuring facial recognition. so with just a look you can authenticate your phone or use apple pay. with new technology comes new concerns about cyber security, major cyber breaches seem to be happening every week so it had us wondering just how safe is this facial recognition technology against hacrs

facial recognition incision? >> so the risks are the same as with the fingerprint sensor. boy onsympathomimetickic is the cofounder of the cyber security foundation here in new york city . apple particularly takes great care in terms of how they store their users by metric data . so store the user's by metric disat a within something they call a secure unclaif. this is completely separate from where your apps run so in case your apps get hack or whatever else the hackers cannot get access to your by metric template. they would have to have your device. the technology works by instantly identifying the geometry of your face, moving your head around a little bit to make sure that they get an accurate three- dimensional profile of your face. he says the technology apple uses is supposed to be so secure a thieve can't just grab a picture of you

other tech experts say the hack ers are always trying to get a step ahead of the technology and they fear it pay be only a matter of time before they crack face id. sharon kroal i, fox news. >> here back locally a routine traffic stop turned into a major drug bust in calvert county. a deputy pulled over james johnson jr. for spreading herballier this month. after searching his car he found a blue lunch box with needles and marijuana. johnson was also caught carrying multiple chunks of crack and a crack pipe. talk about a prank gone terribly wrong. a maryland man trying to discipline his daughter by chasing her around in a clown mask is now facing charges. she went to a neighbor fire prompting that neighbor to open fire. the father was charged with childen daingment.

shake it off, two songwriters are now suing the singer for stealing those lyrics. songwriters say taylor swift ripped off the music. lyrics of the song include, players they gonna a play and players they gonna hate. i could tell you this, but why don't you listen for yourself. players will play and haters gonna hate. players go a play play play and the haters going to hate hate hate. >> let me tell you, you you go back and think of the musical genius of the beatles and the amazing lyrics and they're over going to players gonna hate. taylor swift's put out a statement saying the the claims ridiculous and money grab. p definitely some bad bod

swift achieved massive success with shake it of off. it was re lease in 2014 and hit the billboard top 100 spot. it scored three grammy nominations does that validate the lyrics. >> have you seen some things past. that was so much funthe- hearing you read that. >> now he's going to full on sing and dance. >> here's a question, is it a bad thing to be a workaholic? >> in you research says it's perfectly fine as licensing as you love what you can do. long work hours can negatively effect people who don'ten enjoy what they do. those that love their work' of. staying engaged on the job can actually protect you from several health risks like depression. do you you need to make an amazon return? there's an actual store you'll be able to drop it off at that's not called whole foods. and taco bell selling boost? that's coming up

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>> if you need to make an amazon return you'll be able to do that at column's. you'll be soon to be able to order a marring grit a with crunch supreme. the rede sign restaurants will open at a handful of cities like nashville, pittsburgh and new york. very interesting. tony and shawn standing by. they're right there and it starts right now. this is fox5 local news at at six. right now at six, a grieving virginia family says their five year old should still be alive. they believe officers quo have handled the confrontation with their son without using deadly force. then a controversial new

proposal to fight ibuprofen idea use in the district. how the plan could open the city's doors to drug users. tonight we're tracking a one, two, hurricane pneumonia much. maria is setting here eyes on puerto rico >> the news at six starts right now. >> thank you for onioning us first tonight. opioid overdoses in the district are skyrocketing . they're almost triple the number of deaths just two years ago. some d.c. leaders are looking into opening what they call injection sites. they are places where addicts could go and take their drugs with medical professionals nearby. fox5's matt ackland is live at the wilson building in the district with the latest on this proposal. >>reporter: hey, shawn, tony, this is very, very early, in fact today we just learned that the medical director of the district of columbia will travel to vancouver, canada. they have one of these injection sites in place up and running. she wants to see how it works and then she plans to come back to report to the council and the may