>> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 10:00. >> ♪ >> right now at 10:00, drama inside and outside the courtroom. the family of a murdered teen lashes out at the suspected killer as they demand justice. >> this baby boy was just born in a local church parking lot. the stroke of luck that helped his parents with the delivery. >> plus, president trump takes aim at iran. a hotel chain hacked and

maryland school choir's performance goes viral. >> ♪ >> your news starts now. >> ♪ >> first up tonight we're following breaking news out of seat pleasant maryland. police there are investigating a deadly accident involving a pedestrian. it happened shortly before 9:00 tonight in the area of central avenue and old central avenue. we're told the man was in the middle of the street when a car hit him. the driver did remain on the scene. part of the area is shut down now while police investigate. also tonight an emotional day in court for a northern virginia family. a man accused of killing a 17-year-old muslim girl appeared in court today. >> but things quickly spiraled out of control when the victim's parents lashed out at the accused killer. fox5's evan lambert is live at the fairfax county courthouse with the details on this. >> reporter: sarah that happened during a preliminary hearing for the accused killer of 17-year-old

and a family attorney is telling us that the parents of nabra just got so distraught when they saw that accused killer for the first time in court. extra security had to be called in to the courthouse after that outburst.urst. that and friends of 17-year-old nabra hassanen who came to the courthouse to show support for her family today. there are several reports that say the parents of the murder victim started yelling at the accused killer, 22-year-old darwin martinez torres. according to witnesses they heard nabra hassanen's mother shout she would kill martinez torres and saw her throw a shoe at him. the commonwealth attorney's officers confirms after the chaos, martinez torres waved his right to preliminary hearing. what that means is the case will go to a grand jury as a felony case on monday. hassanen's father and family say they want the accused killer held responsible. >> we're

nabra. all of us come here today, justice for nabra, all her friend. >> reporter: martinez torres accused attacking her with a back. some teens got into an argument with martinez torres. ice officials have said the suspect is believed to be in the country illegally. attorneys and an imam spoke outside the courthouse. >> we have seen how hard it feels to lose someone's daughter and to see the suspect of the murder in front of their eyes. we were overwhelmed by the emotions. >> their pain is our pain. their loss is our loss and we're here to

them through this difficult time. >> reporter: the grand jury proceeding is the next step on this and that is monday at 9:00 a.m. of course we will keep you posted. live in fairfax county, evan lambert fox5 local news. >> now to montgomery county. and new information in the murder of laura wallen. the pregnant teacher from olney was found shot to death and buried in a shallow grave. police say her boyfriend tyler tessier killed her. today the state's attorney says he will not prosecute tessier in the death of wallen's unborn child. fox5's lauren demarco joins us now with more details. >> reporter: despite the fact wallen was nearly four months pregnant her boyfriend tyler tessier had only been indicted of one counts of murder. the montgomery county states attorney explained today why under state law he can't hold tessier accountable for the unborn baby's death. >> her child was autopsied. medical team established

murder the child was 14 weeks old. based on medical testimony, the child was not viable -- not viable independent of miss wallen. based on those medical findings and as a matter of law in maryland, as a result, the defendant is not chargeable with a second count of murder related to the child. >> reporter: the popular social studies teacher had been missing for several days when police held a news conference and asked tyler tessier to attend. at the time investigators had not disclosed publically that he was a suspect. her parents knew hadn't to play along. investigators wanted to see how he behaved. tessier was arrested a few days later and we then learned while he was dating laura wallen he was engaged to another woman. wallen had discovered that herself and according to a court document asked for a meeting woman to woman. detectives have a

showing tessier and wallen together at a safe way the night of september 2nd around 8:30 p.m. hours later the pregnant 31-year-old was dead, shot in the back of the head and buried in a damascus field. if tessier is convicted for the murder of laura wallen the judge at sentencing may be able to consider the death of the unborn fetus. the state's attorney says he's also considering filing a notice that would make tessier eligible to be sentenced to life without the possibility of parole if convicted. in the news room laura demarco fox5 local news. >> investigators in anne arrundel county made their first arrest to help combat the growing opioid epidemic there. gabriel duval is charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of a man who overdosed in january. police say he sold fentanyl to the man which led to his death. if convicted for involuntary manslaughter duval faces up to 10 years behind bars. he

without bond and will be back in court next month. >> ♪ >> all right, turning to the weather now as we take a live look outside, we're wrapping up another gloomy drizzly day but there are some changes in store for the weekend. i think we can be happy about that. caitlin roth has a first check of the forecast for us. >> you're right it's been a dreary couple of days. kind of tough to be outside in this type of weather. but we are talking about some welcome changes and for those of you who have been enjoying the warmer weather that october has brought this year, we've got a warmer weekend ahead. tomorrow morning will still be cool but by sunday it will be feeling hot. 66 was the high at reagan, 64 bwi well below the normal in the low 70's for this time of year. so we've mainly just been stuck in the 60's all day. it's 63 in washington right now, 61 in baltimore, 62 manassas, 63 culpeper its a cool 59 out in winchester and temperatures won't fall too far from where they are right now. satellite and radar mainly just cloud cover overhead. your setup for

going to still start out with that cloud cover. it will be a very gradual change throughout the day. possibly even some drizzle in the beginning, but just like pulling teeth, we'll get there by the end of the day slowly becoming mostly sunny, probably only in the last couple hours of the afternoon as temperatures rise into the 70's. it will definitely be warmer. high temperatures range from the mid to upper 70's, 78 there in d.c. and then we're into the 80's on sunday. a preview of that and your seven-day forecast still ahead. tony. >> ♪ >> here's a story you'll see only on fox5. talk about per and if he can't timing. a mom about to give birth pulls over into a church parking lot in silver spring. a doctor who'll witnessed those frantic moments comes to the rescue. fox5's corey coughlin spoke to that family tonight and corey how is mom doing, how is the baby doing? how is everyone. >> reporter: yeah, everybody is fantastic. speaking to the family, they were all smiles. they were incredibly positive given the situation and in speaking with the doctor as

they were just so happy they were in the right spot at the right time. this is her second child and she tells me came much quicker than her first. [laughter] >> reporter: she was all giggles when we visited her in the happy. she's happy little anthony jr. is healthy. it was yesterday morning that young and anthony watkins headed to holy cross hospital in silver spring from their home in district heights. it's a one hour drive and they found themselves stuck in traffic. >> all of a sudden, right in the middle of traffic, my water breaks. >> reporter: that's when watkins pulled off the beltway and ended up in the seventh day adventist church parking lot. from there it was only minutes before little anthony jr. made his debut. >> the baby head was all right out. >> reporter: that's when watkins pulled off the beltway and ended up in the seventh day adventist church parking lot. it was only minutes before little anthony jr. made his debut. watkins had 911 operators on the line and was trying to flag down. >> we saw a

the car screaming, and i mean, he was real animated. >> reporter: dr. yvette hebron and her husband changed their routine that day to meet a patient. >> this happened for a reason and we believe this little one was brought into this world that way for a purpose. >> the doctor tapped him on the shoulder and said i'm a doctor. >> reporter: dr. hebron caught anthony jr. as he came out. she advised the new dad to get something to cut off and tie the umbilical cord. >> and he took off his shoes and took out a shoe string and the weirdest thing happened to have a pair of scissors in his car. >> reporter: now these two groups of strangers are her family. >> that's one of god's angels. >> reporter: really is. and here's what else is incredible about this story. we also learned this parking lot where all of this happened, well, of course like we said that's the seventh day adventist church parking lot. that's where the hebrons got married this very church 25 years ago so they say they know that this was all put into place for a

the families say they can't wait to reunite. we're live in silver spring tonight, i'm corey cough flynn, fox5 news. >> that's a great story. >> still to come, president trump gets tough on iran while also putting pressure on congress. also ahead investigators try to clear up some of the confusion surrounding the las vegas massacre while one big question remains unanswered. >> and getting from d.c. to new york in under 30 minutes. the billionaire who is now working to revolutionize travel along the east coast. would you do it if you could? we're back after this. >> as long as i can survive. >> ♪ >> ♪♪

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>> ♪ >> ♪ >> just an amazing spirit that we always just want to treasure. >> new tonight, friends and family gathered today in fort washington to say goodbye to ashanti billie. the home going service was held this morning

ame church. the 19-year-old was found murdered behind a church in charlotte north carolina hundreds of miles from where she was last seen in norfolk virginia. they're offering a $10,000 reward for information about ashanti's sudden disappearance and death. >> an update to a shooting at a wal-mart in ellicott city. howard county police say they have arrested and charged diondre eason. he shot matthew spencer on sunday after the two exchanged words. spencer survived his injuries. take a look at the sketch right here of one of two suspects wanted for robbing a gaming -- a game stop store in wheaton. that incident happened last tuesday at a game stop along veirs mill road. police say one suspect confronted an employee at gunpoint and demanded cash while the other stole merchandise. there's a $10,000 reward for

an arrest so if you know something, please give police a call. >> ♪ >> president trump followed through on a major campaign promise today by taking the first step in pulling the u.s. out of the iran nuclear deal. the president announced his refusal to recertify iran's compliance with the deal. while the move does not kill the agreement the responsibility now falls on congress which must decide whether to impose sanctions on iran or attach new conditions to the agreement. >> we will not continue down a path who's predictable conclusion is more violence, more terror and the very real threat of iran's nuclear breakout. that is why i am directing my administration to work closely with congress and our allies to address the deal's many serious flaws. >> lawmakers now have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose u.s. sanctions on iran.

wildfires continue to rage through northern california tonight. at least 35 people have died in the deadliest week of wildfires in california history. hundreds more are missing. fire officials say 5700 homes and buildings have been destroyed. and some 90,000 people are now displaced. 21 fires are still burning. yesterday congress passed a bill to send disaster funds to california. >> ♪ >> now to the latest on the investigation into the las vegas shooting. at a news conference today the sheriff cleared up the time line of when the gunman opened fire on the crowd attending a music festival. he says the security guard in the mandalay bay hotel was shot around the same time that the gunman started firing on the crowd below. now, initially there were reports that six minutes had passed between when the guard was shot and when the assault on the crowd took place. >> there is no conspiracy between the fbi, betwe t

lmpd and the mgm. nobody is attempting to hide anything in reference to this investigation. the dynamics and the size of this investigation requires us to go through voluminous amounts of information in order to draw an accurate picture. >> the sheriff was not able to shed any more light on what motivated the massacre. the medical examiner didn't find any abnormalities during an autopsy on the gunman's brain but they will be performing an additional exam. country star jason aldean made an emotional star to the stage in tulsa oklahoma. it comes nearly two weeks after that deadly mass shooting. he was on stage october 1st when the gunman opened fire at the route 91 harvest festival. 58 people were killed, nearly 500 -- actually more than 500 people injured. >> not a day goes by that we don't think about them and our thoughts and prayers are with them and their family and everybody else that was injured in that thing and everybod

there. even hope to people may not have physical scars it's going to be a mental thing for a lot of people for a long time. >> he cans she would shows out of respect for the victims and to take time himself for what's been a very difficult time. >> ♪ >> we want to share with you an important event that took place this evening. here are some of the pictures. fox5 was part of this. it's the annual leukemia and lymphoma society's light the night walk. hundreds of people participated in the walk at reston town center. some walked in honor of loved ones who have died from the disease while survivors also took part. tonight's walk is the first of three that is taking place across our region. another walk will take place tomorrow night in montgomery county at the rockville town center and then a week from tomorrow, the district will hold its light the night walk on the national mall. all proceeds will benefit the leukemia and lymphoma society's efforts to battle bloo c

from baltimore are moving people to tears with a powerful message of inspiration. >> the cardinal sheehan school choir's rendition of the andre day hit song "rise up" is going viral. listen for yourself. >> ♪ >> wow. they are good. kenyatta hardison the school's choir director posted the performance live as the children practiced. it has 3.2 million views. it just keeps growing and growing and it's been shared more than 83,000 times. you can watch the entire performance on our web site fox5d.c.com. beautiful. >> great. >> up next it's pumpkin spice latte season in cas

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>> heads up if you have recently stayed at a hyatt hotel. the hotel giant is reporting a major credit card breach. they say hackers accessed credit card information between march and july. 41 properties were affected in 11 countries including the u.s. the company says its cyber security team has fixed the issue and taken steps to prevent this from happening again. >> business tycoon richard branson is making a big bet on high tech transportation startup hyperloop one. brandon's virgin group is now investing in the project which is dubbed the future of transportation.

hyperloop one has pods that travel at speeds topping 750 miles per hour. the project will focus on developing a passenger service that will get riders from d.c. to new york city in under 30 minutes. the amount of the investment hasn't been made public. hyperloop one was originally founded by elon musk. >> all right. keep our eyes out for that. tim horton's wants to spice up your latte. no, not a pumpkin spice one, it is a buffalo latte. aka nasty. the limited edition latte is made with freshly brewed espresso steamed milk mocha and buffalo sauce topped with whipped cream. if you want to try it you have to travel. right now the drink is only available in buffalo new york. >> well, that's appropriate. >> i don't think i'll be going there for it. [laughter] >> coming up next it is fox5 news at 10:30. >> look, i would try it. >> would you really. >> here's the thing. >> go to buffalo. >> have you ever had

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>> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 10:30. >> right now at 10:30, an emotional day in court. the family of a murdered teen lashes out at her accused killer as they demand justice. then, fighting back against violent gangs. how frederick county is going after members of ms-13. and what's next for the iran nuclear deal after the

president's decision to decertify? your 10:30 starts now. >> and off the top emotions ran high in northern virginia today for a family. the man accused of killing their 17-year-old daughter was in court for a hearing. >> fox5's evan lambert is at the fairfax county courthouse with details. evan. >> reporter: tonight we're learning about a major outburst in fairfax county court. it happened during a preliminary hearing for the accused killer of 17-year-old nabra hassanen. she was killed during ramadhan when she was walking with some friends back to a mosque after an early morning outing to a mcdonald's. the accused killer when he showed up in court, he was seen by the victim's parents. a lawyer for the victim's family saying her parents became distraught when seeing him and that's when the emotional outburst happened. the mother, nabra's mother started screaming at the accused killer and then threw a shoe at him, all this

now it goes to a grand jury. that will be on monday. and they will decide whether this will that continue to trial. >> and we're learning now information tonight about the killing of a pregnant teacher. >> laura wallen's boyfriend has been charged with her killing but won't be killed with the killing of the baby. >> reporter: john mccarthy said today he had not be able to prosecute tyler tessier for the murder of the unborn baby because the fetus was only three and a half months old. mccarthy said due to the young gestational age he would be unable to hold tessier accountable for the death under maryland law. he says if tessier is convicted for the murder of laura wallen the judge at sentencing may be able to consider the death of the unborn fetus. >> and emotions running high in fort washington as family and friends gather for a funeral service for ashanti billie

police are still looking for the person responsible for her disappearance and murder. >> the sheriff in frederick county says ms-13 gang members are creating a public safety problem and the sheriff is going as far as calling them domestic terrorists. sheriff charles jenkins says frederick county unlike neighboring counties jenkins has taken a hard line stance against the el salvadorian based gang. he's urging law enforcement to follow his lead to help protect communities. >> once we lock these people up get them off the street our greatest progress comes in the fact we're working with ice and the 287 program. once we arrest these folks, we can get them off the streets and then after they serve their sentences they're turned over to ice and they're removed from the country. i don't know why people in law enforcement and our political leaders are afraid to admit the fact we have this problem to deal with. >> five suspected ms-13 gang members are in custody right now in

murder. two others are behind bars accused in a recent rape. >> meanwhile a federal judge in chicago denied a request by the justice department to lift a freeze on a policy that would withhold public safety grants to sanctuary cities that don't agree to tougher immigration enforcement. this comes a month after the same judge imposed a preliminary ruling blocking the trump administration from tying those grants to the new conditions. attorney general jeff sessions argued it was wrong to apply the order nationally and that it should have only applied to chicago. >> president trump is taking steps towards dismantling two of the obama administration's legacy the iran nuclear deal and the affordable care act. john roberts has more from the white house. >> reporter: president trump today refused to recertify the iran nuclear deal, though he has twice before. insisting it does nothing to reign in the bulk of iran's bad behavior. >> the regime remains the world's leading state

of terrorism and provides assistance to al-qaeda, the taliban, hezbollah, mosques and other terrorist networks. >> reporter: already some lawmakers are working on a fix. senators corker cotton and rubio are imposing the reimposition of u.s. sanctions if iran making restrictions permanent by removing sunset positions bolstering international atomic agency verification powers and limit iran's advanced centrifuge program. >> they may come back with something that's very satisfactory to me and if they don't within a very short period of time i'll terminate the deal. while today's announcement changes nothing in the short term democrats piled on the president. >> president trump's refusal to recertify is a grave mistake that threatens america's security and our credibility at a very critical time. the fact is

compliance with the nuclear agreement. if they did not, we would not be supporting certification. >> reporter: if democrats were angry over the president's actions on iran, they were infuriated over the president's decision to end obamacare subsidies to insurance companies. >> that money was a subsidy and almost you could say a payoff to insurance companies and what we have to do is come up with great healthcarism the president's opponents say the move will throw healthcare exchanges into chaos just three weeks before open enrollment and cause premiums for poorer americans to skyrocket. >> what would be nice if the democratic leaders could come over to the white house, we'll negotiate some deal that's good for everybody, that's what i'd like but they're always a block vote against everything. they're like obstructionists. >> reporter: president trump considered but ultimately rejected the advice of many of his to that lawsuit hoop wanted him to

in the end the president didn't see any reason why iran should be rewarded for adhering to narrow technical language while at the same time flagrantly sing violence and instability throughout the world. at the white house, john roberts, fox news. >> he's been pretty much out of the spotlight since he resigned as president trump's chief of staff but now we are learning special prosecutor robert mueller's investigators interviewed reince preibus today. his lawyer told the hill priebus was happy to answer all of their questions. the special counsel had begun interviewing white house staffers. prior to serving he was chair of the republican committee. >> susan collins announced she's staying put in the senate after considering a run for governor in maine. the 64-year-old republican told constituents the idea of being governor appeals to her but she thinks they can best serve the people of maine in the senate. >> is our country ready for another billionaire president? dallas mavericks owner mark

ba considering running for office. cuban was asked about his political aspirations during an appearance at a business conference in georgia. he says he may run as an independent. among the factors he says he is considering is his wife's thoughts on the matter and says if he were single, he would definitely run. cuban has been frequent -- has been a frequent critic of president trump. up next at 10:30 whole foods may have lowered their prices. >> but how do they stack up in a competition in a test of whole foods versus costa. but first, hey caitlin. >> that whole paycheck, i don't believe it. that's where my money goes and goes away. we're looking at a weekend that's going to be very warm especially on sunday but for anyone who has been waiting for and waiting for the nice cool weather with sunshine to go along with it, it's headed our way. by early next week a totally different story as a very fall-like air mass moves through. i'll have the numbers when fox5 news at 10:30

>> natural disasters forcing americans to spend more cash. retail sales rising in september by the biggest amount in more than two years. turns out a lot of people were buying new cars to replace vehicles destroyed during hurricanes harvey and irma. we also saw consumer prices spiking in september with a big jump in gas prices this coming after major refinery damp in the gulf from harvey. if you get social security you're getting a bigger check but not by much. benefits will be up around 2 percent next year. that works out to an extra $25 a month. and from the mouse house to the doghouse. starting on sunday, four hotels at walt disney world and florida will start allowing guests to bring their dogs. it will cost $75 a night to check him in. two dogs are permitted in each room. that's business. i'm charles payne. >> ♪ >> ♪♪

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>> a big honor for d.c. the new forever stamp. the stamp shows the northwest corner of the building, thuthere's the big unveiling and unique architecture which has become a recognizable presence on the national mall. >> costois still the least expensive option. according to jp morgan's latest price check costco is nearly 60 percent cheaper than whole foods that's if you want 500 granola bars. i don't understand. we don't all need it. 30 percent cheaper than wal-mart and 14 percent less than aldi's. the discount is deeper for dry goods like coffee and cereal. kirkland signature brand is a better quality than

branded products. i can tell you want to say something. >> you're paying for a membership for costco. you got to factor that in, too. >> okay. >> i do love costco. >> still don't need 500 bars. >> over time. delta is making it easier for you to check in. the airline released a new app update that checks in travelers 24 hours before their scheduled depart time. we don't know how they'll be able to confirm you don't have prohibited or restricted baggage items. i'm sure they'll figure that out in due time. up next, growing diamonds. >> they look just like the real thing but they are cheaper. we're going to show you how these precious stones are grown in a lab. back after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> are you spending more than you're saving right now? well, you're not alone. fox's lauren simonetti takes a look at the latest trends when it comes to your cash. >> reporter:

for fall. halloween purchases alone are expected to rack up more than $9 billion in sales. and the trend is expected to continue through the holidays with no slowing of buying on gifts, eating out entertain and travel. >> the problem is we're spending too much. the national savings rate is at low levels. there was a spending survey and found that one third of purchases are made on impulse and three in 10 americans often spend more than they actually have the funds for. >> reporter: but who needs funds when you have a credit card household record is at a record high of nearly $13 trillion. >> everybody puts those pus on their credit cards and have the holiday hangover after the fact. spending a lot and borrowing a lot in fall is the name of the game. >> reporter: one way people are clearing up their debt is by getting into the gig economy. that's where businesses hire independent contractors instead of full-time employees. companies like uber and

grab pay workers for each individual gig they do instead of by the day or the hour. >> it's the technology that's moving the whole concept of gigging in a new different direction. it's across digital platforms across all different sectors and this is the time of year when you see more people take on those gigs so that they can actually pay for their holiday debt. >> reporter: and if you must take that special trip this fall personal finance expert chris hogan says to start saving and put money aside. >> what i don't want people to do is utilize credit card so now you're going to be paying on that vacation for the next three years to come. >> reporter: after all, it's your cash, lauren simonetti, fox business. >> if diamond are girl's best friends, so, too, may be a growing industry producing diamonds in laboratories. lab grown diamonds are grown inside a lab using pure carbon in a process that simulates what happens in nature. just speeds up the process. experts say at first chance it's hard to tell a lab grown diamond from one that is mined.

this is a pure grown diamond. all the composition is exactly the same. it is a real diamond. what we have done is we've just taken what's happened in nature and just put it in a lab. >> jim experts say the only difference between a lab grown and a mined -- i think she just said this is its origin. yeah. clearly. only a high powered microscope can be used to tell the difference. so, now you have another question, you know, that your girl is going to ask. >> because if it's lab grown i'm leaving. >> we're done. it's over. >> nature sped up in lab is not nature. >> oh, diamonds. >> did we say that this was supposed to be targeted towards millennials in some way? >> is it? oh, maybe. >> this to me this is all going right over my head here. >> i'm told this just in, that, yes, because they are cheaper. >> oh, okay. well -- >> so millennials go for it. just go

>> it doesn't have to be a diamond. >> you guys wrap this up. [laughter] >> the jewelry talk, it's burning questions. >> i know. >> details people need to know, jim. >> he doesn't want to know the cost, either. cheaper diamonds is still probably not cheap. okay, live look outside right now, not too clear. jim just keeps walking. he's had it, sarah. we've still got some clouds and drizzle out there right now. accuweather forecast, it was quite a dreary friday evening. not enough rain that you need an umbrella but just enough drizzle to keep things pretty wet out there and actually when you wake up tomorrow morning, it's probably going to be the same way, kind of cloudy kind of drizzly but we'll see some nice improvement throughout the day tomorrow. fog and drizzle with us overnight. slowly turning sunny tomorrow and the key word there is slowly. it's going to probably take all day but temperatures are on the move and it will be very warm including warm enough for 80's on sunday which is down right hot for mid october. but the nice fall-like weather, those crisp mornings and mild afternoons with some sunshine that we

haven't seen that will return or at least arrive by next week. 63 in d.c. now, 66 in annapolis, 61 out in baltimore, 61 frederick and 60 in martinsburg. visibility is low in some spots due to the low clouds and fog, just showing you this. any time you have below 5-mile visibility gets a little difficult to drive especially in some of the dark country roads but it's nothing too terrible. the fog isn't overly dense. onshore flow has been bringing showers to the coast. no real rain showers here, just that fine mist that we've had really for the past 48 hours. fox futurecast shows into the overnight that overcast hangs tough. so you wake up to cloudy skies kids' activities are fine because it's not really raining, it's just a little drizzly. we'll dry out probably by the noon hour and we'll get a decent amount of sunshine quickly. once you get out to loudoun county, the 81 corridor that's a bright sunny afternoon. peaks of sunshine along 95 and you may still be socked in the further east you go headed towards the bay. it's just a really slow crawl to get back to some clear skies. this mel

but still wants to keep cloud cover around through early sunday morning but sunday itself will be beautiful and sunny for everyone. notice as we keep going with this futurecast that band of showers coming through. this is sunday night and this is a cold front that's sped up, every model run bringing the showers in after dark on sunday but still during the sunday time frame and that will usher in some much cooler weather by monday. so, for the weekend enjoy it. clouds increasing throughout the day on saturday becoming pretty nice and tomorrow night will be pretty enjoyable. going to the tropics we'll show you ophelia category two hurricane winds sustained at 100 miles an hour on the move to the northeast targeting the uk ireland to see an extra tropical system sometime on monday highly unusual there. not a threat to the u.s. or really to the uk. just going to be some wind and rain and lousy weather for th

temperature 60 degrees with low clouds and drizzle. seven-day forecast shows that nice weekend. early showers which may be gone even by monday morning at this point. gives way to temperatures falling throughout the day, 66 will be an early high. very cool tuesday and wednesday morning, temperatures only in the 40's. and then we'll see a slow climb, temperatures moderate back into the 70's by next week but next week really looks beautiful. all right, that's a look at the forecast. brody, no football weather here on sunday i'm afraid. temperature in the 80's for the redskins. >> it depends on where you grew up playing football. >> that's true. >> you're a floridian. you would know. >> caitlin what is the hot defehottestclub in washington, o you know. >> i don't know. >> it's the visitor's clubhouse in nats park the phillies dodgers and cubs have sprayed champagne in that clubhouse. what could be next year with jayson werth will dusty baker return as

mike rizzo is oddly optimistic. >> we have a plan in place that we're going to be fine. we've got a good core group of guys and we're -- we're built for the long haul and we've had great success over the last six seasons and we're going to continue. >> oh, yeah, they'll be fine, no pro problem. capitals taking on the devils in new jersey, first period no score. nicky backstrom to t.j. oshie. second period same score power play. backstrom to alex ovechkin, his ninth goal in five games. one of three assists for backstrom. caps win five to two. good news for the redskins today pro bowl left tackle trent williams was back out at practice officially listed as questionable for sunday against the 49ers. the skins are an 11-point favorite against san francisco but at two and two and severely hobbled by injuries coach jig says this team has no business looking past anyone. >> we're two and two. it's not like we're

super bowl champs or anything. they have a lot of good players over there. made it known in the team meeting today that they are four plays away from being four and one without a doubt and a lot of first rounders on defense, skill on defense. offensively they have a lot of speed physical runner and a nice offensive line so that's a competitive football team and if you take anybody for grant in this league you're an idiot. >> he said idiot. this sunday we have you covered from dawn until dusk. starting -- starting with -- no, he was calling us idiots. 7:30 a.m. breaking down the game against the '9ers at 1:00 p.m., we'll analyze it on the fox5 game day show sometime around 4:30 p.m. >> 430:ish. >> we never know when these things will end. >> the iish is important. you never know. >> it's up in the air. >> it is in they control your destiny. >> it's up

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11:00. >> right now at 11:00, courtroom drama. the family of a murdered teen comes face to face with the daughter's killer and emotions boil over. >> this baby boy was just born in a local church parking lot. tonight we're hearing from the family and the complete stranger who helped delivery him. >> plus, new details about the timetable of the las vegas massacre. and we're live in california as firefighters struggle to contain at the raging wildfires. your news starts now. >> ♪ >> we are continuing to follow a developing story in seat pleasant maryland tonight. police are investigating a deadly accident involving a pedestrian. it happened shortly before 9:00 in the area of central avenue and old central avenue. we're told the man was in the middle of the street when a car hit him. the driver did stay on the scene. right now part of the area is still shut down while police