they're asking homeowners if they know this man here. he's known as a person of interest in this case. now, they just released this picture and this video. prince george's county police released video of this man riding his bicycle through the neighborhood. detectives to a would like to talk to the man regarding the assault that happened monday, about 4:30 in the afternoon, police say a man grabbed a woman jogging here in this area and sexual assaulted her on a nearby playground before she was able to break free and run away. we want to show the video one more time. apparent of interest described as an african-american male, heavyset, wearing a gray hooded shirt and black pants. and again, detectives out here today, they're asking neighbors if they know anything about this case and asking people to call the sexual assault unit. you can dial 301-772-49o 8 or remain anonymous.

1866-411:00 tips. fox 5 local news. thousands of people pass by every day, it is called the peace cross and stands in park in the middle of an intersection in bladensburg maryland >> first built in 1925, but a recent ruling determined the cross was unconstitutional. now maryland's governor is going to fit the decision >> matt ackland asked the governor today. >> reporter: the cross here behind me stand 40 feet at all put here to commemorate those who died in world war i, a recent ruling says the cross is unconstitutional. governor hogan wrote he's passed by this cross thousands of times in his

keep it here, writing enough is enough. we asked the governor about it today >> it doesn't make sense to me whatsoever >> he's instructed the attorney general to fight the decision and it could go to the supreme court. it excessively entangles the government and religion because the cross is the core symbol of chris chanty. the american humanist association responded saying, nationalist the concern of papal visits is that our monument should respect all of the men and women who gave their lives to protect freedoms and constitution, not just christian ones >> why should some judge decide we have to tear it down? we're not going to let that happen. we'll take legal action. it will stay where it has been, i don't care what it takes. >> reporter: live in bladensburg, people really are passionate about this

as my photography mike was out here shooting video earlier, he said, four people yelled from their car, keep the cross. and as we've been waiting just for a live shot. another guy drove by saying the same thing, a lot of people have seen this, all their lives and they want it to stay right here. here. live in bladensburg, matt ackland. . the sun is a little deceiving, when you go outside, it's a cool day but late october. here's sue with a look at what we can expect today, tonight and tomorrow >> we're getting the temperatures adjusted for sure, jim and sarah, it is much cooler and we're going to likely see tomorrow as the coolest day we've had. at the moment, we're in between two systems, a weak area of high pressure built in. but you can see we have this big whirl storm system with snow son the northern and western edge, that is spinning clouds maybe showers that could

into snow showers on up slope or western side of mountains. we should stay dry but it's had hasn't impact on temperatures. we're at 63 at this hour, but you get off to the north and west and running into 50's, including 57 in martinsberg, 52 in cumberland and winchester, about 54. we'll see things getting chillier tonight, this is pretty significant change in the last 24 hours. we're about nine degrees cooler than we were yesterday at 5:00. as many as 14 degrees cooler as you get towards hagerstown and can cumberland as well as winchester, cold night ahead, but not as cold as tomorrow night. we're headed back to the 30's tonight. above the frosty levels. that might not be the case tomorrow night. headed for 36, hagerstown, 48 for dc, 42 for manassas and about 45 for annapolis. you'll be near 40 in frederick. 45 in fredericksburg. as we look at our world series forecast too, yesterday's first pitch a whooping 103 degrees,

shattered at definitely the hottest world series we've seen, it's not a lot better today, at little better. we think the first pitch temperature will be 95. the record heat continues for la. on the east coast we'll be watching it in the comfort of temperatures in the 60's falling through the 50's by the time we get to 7:00. 58. by 9:00, 56, we've got clouds building in now, they will hang around most of the rest of the evening, we expect things to stay dry here, 54 degrees. what to expect tomorrow, it's brisk fall weather for your thursday, the coolest day of the week, a lot of places will top in the 50's to maybe near 60, for the kids at the bus stop that is chilly. 42 to 50, they will definitely want the jacket, likely be on breezy side tomorrow. after school, 55 to 60. coming up in a a little bit. we'll talk about a warmup before we get to the wash-out. we'll let you know what to expect as we go forward through the weekend coming up later.

sarah and jim? . fox 5 is continuing to follow a deadly shooting on the campus of a historically black college in louisiana >> it's a horrible tragedy. nothing that anybody would ever want to have happen. >> on the way we'll have the latest on the investigation and ongoing search for suspects. five teenagers are behind bars after a rock thrown off an interstate overpass kills a driver passing by. why they're all facing the same charges. police know who threw the rock. new information connected to the mass shooting in las vegas involving the shooter's brother, why he's now under arrest. he's now under arrest. . before we head to break, we have sad news out of hollywood. rock and roll music legend fats domino died. the singer sold more than 110 million records with hits including blue berry hill and ain't that a shame one of the first 10 hon re, he was 89 years old.

after decades. we'll be going through them live, and are critical temperatures on the way? your fox 5 winter weather outlook. don't miss when kevin sits down with matt damon tomorrow on fox 5 local news. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all.

♪ ♪. big story developing, an intense search is underway for the gunman behind a deadly shooting at a historically black college in louisiana, someone shot and killed someone outside a dorm. the shooting happened in a courtyard some time around midnight following an altercation. earl andrews and

they were from farmerville louisiana >> there's no place for violence. we encourage students to be safe, to be aware, watch who they hang out with and who's around at all times. and this is most unfortunate situation. >> we don't know a motive and whether or not the victims even knew shooter. five michigan teens facing life in prison after throwing later on rocks off an interstate and killing a driver. it struck and killed 32-year-old kenneth white. police believe kyle anger, just 17 years old is the one who threw the rock but all of the teens will be tried as adults and face charges of second degree murder and conspiracy. they told investigators it was just a prank. >> he's so

years old. he won't understand. >> she'll try to forgive the teens but obviously, it will take time, five teens pleaded not guilty, currently being held without bond. the brother of las vegas shooter steven paddock was arrested on suspicion of possessing child pornography. bruce paddock was taken into custody at an assisted living home in los angeles this morning, it started with a tip that came in months before the mass shooting in las vegas, police secured a search warrant and found porn on the computer. you may remember another brother spoke to the media after the shooting. fox 5 newsroom, tony is there with more. coming into the newsroom during the last few moments, we have information about a shooting taking place in northeast

district police confirming this shooting. 6th district working on this, a juvenile male has been shot. we do not know the age of this juvenile male. the child is reportedly conscious and breathing. police are on the scene as of now, we do not have any information about a suspect, a description of the suspect or anything like that. this happened in northeast washington a short time ago. we have a crew headed to the scene and will bring you more information about it as soon as it becomes available. >> thank you. in the days after dc firefighters smotherers what critically injured, there were fears he would not survive. the 28-year-old had numerous broken bones and there were real concerns that he would never walk again. after three months in the hospital, dane smotherers not only walked, he said he's ready to get back to work. paul wagner live in northwest with the story. >> reporter: an i

that it is dane worked here on new jersey avenue northwest. the night he was involved in the accident. he was rookie firefighter responding to his first what they call working fire. three months after the accident and in intense rehabilitation, he's finally going home. [cheers and applause] . >> reporter: that's dane and his dad three months after he was crushed between the screen he was working on and a ladder truck responding to a fire on the northeast side of capitol hill. injuries we learned that briefly stopped his heart and sent him into shock. >> i wanted to thank you, everyone especially the staff and nurses and doctors who, you know, helped save my life. and the firefighter family. here in dc and

>> reporter: smotherers was to badly injured, his life hung in the balance for days >> mr. smothers had many severe organ injury, bleeding vessels and broken bones through the his body. during the first 48 hours in the intensive care unit, the icu teamworked minute to minute to try to keep him alive. >> reporter: dozens of fives and staff came to see for themselves dawa some thought was the improbable. dane smothers work on his own >> life was not easy when he first came here but he really progressed much more quickly than any of us could have expected. >> reporter: chief greg redean said the firefighters family pulls together at times like these and he said he hopes to see smothers one day back on the job >> there's a lot of behind the scene players that have been extremely helpful. we're motivated by this young man >> i never

scared away from a challenge but i'm not scared to run into a burning building, still not scared. still not afraid. i definitely will have i have to return to a house, if it's my family, short time after the firehouse, i've grown to love them and they've grown to love me. >> reporter: you work this job as long as i have, you get to know a lot of firefighters, and that next day, i remember talking to many of them, who were very, very worried he wasn't going to make it through the night. this is dane smother's locker here inside engine three. you can see there's still cards here on front of his locker saying prayers are coming your way. this is the locker he sure hopes he can use in the coming months where he may be able to come back to work. in northwest, paul wagner, fox 5 local news >

house, we have a recall to tell you about. >> details why fisher price wants you to stop using these baby seats immediately. >> the baby food you're feeding your little one could contain arsenic. that's not the only dangerous material found, we have results from a new study next. >> reporter: these guys, boy scouts, they're blind, they're going to become eagles scouts and they got to take part in technology which may broaden their world a bit. i'll introduce you to these guys coming up in just a big. call the tip line at 202-895-3000 or e-mail the tips to fox5tips@wttg.com.

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. a fire hazard prompted fish price to recall some infant soothing motion seats. the company received nearly 40 reports of product including one of an actual fire. so far, no injuries have been reported, but the recall involves the soothing motion seats and something called the smart connect soothing motion seats. they were sold at toys are us, wal-mart, amazon. you can return it for a full return. a new study finds high levels of dangerous chemicals in baby food and infant formulas >> the clean label project, a nonprofit advocating for transparent labeling tested some baby foods, infant formulas, purchased within the past five month, they they say arsenic w

spotted. nearly 80 percent puts tested positive for arsenic. the toxin is associated with develop defects cardiovascular disease, even cancer, after about 530 baby food products were tested researchers found 65 tested positive for arsenic. 36 for led, 58 for cadyum. mainstream bands including gerber, em meal and sprout were among the worst offenders and 60% tested positive for the industrial chemical. a spokesperson for the fda respond saying it is important for consumers to understand that some contaminates such as heavy metals like led or arsenic are in the environment and cannot simply be removed from food. the

list of products. they hope the finding become better advocates for children's health and create change as a whole. for the first time in the history of the boy scouts, these triplets, who are blind are being named eagles scouts. 4% of boy scouts are able to that and they're being honored in alexandria for the big achievements. gary mcgrady is here with more on this story. it's a big deal, gary. >> reporter: three brothers so cool. and obviously, they're all blind. here's leo right here. nick in the middle and steven down here on the end. many way, they're just pretty much typical teenagers and today, they got to try out glasses they're called ira, they're wearing them now, they have a little camera in them. which pushes back video all across the country. and so people can help them with the sight doing things to help them along and be able to open this world up to them

it's cool technology and again, in many ways, these guys are just your typical teenagers and typical brothers, too. take a look. >> you're competitive? >> yes. >> reporter: what is the thing that you competed against the most with each other? >> video games. >> what's your favorite >> street fighter. >> that's a whole other story. >> hello. how are you, sir >> doing well. >> reporter: it's not video game games they're playing but it is video that's making their world a bit more clear >> let me give you a little bit of demonstration about how much i can see through your glasses so you know pretty well. we're looking at fluffy white clouds, sun shining kind of like on their head where we're standing now, the sky underneath it is bright blue. you're looking off towards citizens at a big brick building. >> reporter: with hope from ira glasses an customer support person, that's emily, b

on the other end of the phone, the boys get a sense of what is going on all around them. >> wow, this is amazing technology. >> reporter: the triplets thought it was cool. a chance to hear what their eyes cannot see. >> this will be very good stuff for describing scenery especially. >> reporter: from all the boys the experience today, what nick wanted most was to know something simple. what his dad looks like. >> we're looking at your dad right now, wearing a dark-colored polo shirt from ralph lauren. these a little icon on the left-hand side. also a matching baseball cap and sunglasses, cane resting in his elbow on the right-hand side. he's grinning at us a little bit. he's got kind of golden brown skin, and is jus

s say. >> reporter: their dad is so proud. he adopted them at ten years old and he was a part of inspiration for becoming eagles scouts. i got to say this, them to know this, but later on tonight, ira, that company that has the glasses, will give them the glasses free for a year. at lot like a cell phone. you get charged for how much data you use. but they will be able to take to it college with them. they will go to college next year, byu was mentioned, virginia tech, they may not all go together, they may split up. you but big plan, they all said we learned a lot during this whole process of becoming an eagles scout. jim and sarah back to you >> certainly did. thanks, gary. coming up, the search for a suspect is o

>> why police believe he's connected to an arm robbery in the district as well as a shooting in silver springs >> the transportation supervisor in maryland is caught up in an extension scheme. what he's accused of giving city contractors in exchange for cash. fitz? >> reporter: sarah, jim, wait till you hear what nancy pilosi said to us about the revelation that the democratic party paid for that trump russia dossier, we'll have that for you at fox 5 news at 5:00 continues.

. is this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. a loudoun county man is dead after he was critically injured while trapped in a piece of farm equipment. officials say he somehow became trapped in an ta to a terror. it happened this morning along lovitzville road about 15 miles north of

the victim's name has not been released. you're looking at video of a person of interest in a sexual abuse case in the district. this happened early sunday on the 1400 block of q street in northwest. crime solvers is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. a man faces fraud charges related to case involving a man with autism. in august, montgomery county police say kim profit walked into the navy federal credit union and deposited a fake check written to the victim for an amount totaling more than $2,000. police also say he walked outside and used the victim's stolen atm card and pin to where was $600 in cash. tonight, democratic party leaders scrambling to explain their role in funding a 2016 campaign report that claimed president trump had improper and scan lus connections with russia >> he insisted nearly a year that the dossier was a politically motivated smear

now, the hillary clinton campaign helped to fund that report. a lot of talk about this one in dc tonight. >>reporter: sure is, jim and sarah, dnc is out with a statement tonight saying that none of their current leadership had any role in funding this trump russia dossier, but it's important to point out, this statement has no mention at all of the past leaders here at the dnc, all the while, the president seizing on this. saying that in effect, this revelation today confirms what the president has been saying all along. in his words, the russia investigation and the dossier itself in his words is a hoax. >> i think it's very sad what they've done with this fake dossier, it was made up and i understand they paid a tremendous amount of money, and hillary clinton always denied it. the democrats always denied it. and now, only because it's going to come out in a court case they said, yes, they did it. ey

>> reporter: now, this dossier exploded back in january when parts of it were published by the website buzzfeed. the company fusing gps was hired by an attorney who worked for both the clinton campaign and the democratic national committee. now, in this work, they then went ahead and hired a former british spy who compiled the salacious report. today on capitol hill, republicans asking tough questions, wanting to know if the justice department and the fbi are relying on this information as part of their own russia investigation. fox 5 asked democratic house minority leader nancy pilosi if she had prior knowledge of the dnc funding, she denied it and went on to say that the president is off line in saying this disputes the russia questions. >> i don't think the president needs any fuel. i don't think he needs any facts. i think he just does what he feels like, so,

concerned about that. what i am concerned about is the fact that the republicans are now going in all of these investigations they just do in the want to get real story of the russian intrusion and disruption of our election. >> reporter: president trump today said that he believes that this initially got started by one of his republican primary presidential opponents. however, the president would not name who that is. live at the dnc headquarters in southeast, tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. police are looking for a suspect possibly connected to an armed robbery and shooting in silver spring. it started with entitlemented robbery in dc, several men tried to rob a truck driver in front of a 7-eleven on cedar street northwest. around 1:30, police in silver spring responded to reports of an armed robbery and shooting in the 9300 block of n

avenue. two women parked in a driveway, robbed at gunpoint. family members in came out was shot in the leg. the suspect it's fled that scene in a black nissan. one suspect was captured. other still on the loose. catholic university was under shelter in place about an hour. a baltimore city department of transportation supervisor is charged in an alleged extortion steam. darryl wade is a supervisor in a unit that handles construction permits requiring companies to block traffic on public streets, allies and sidewalks. after the permits expire, a fine is assessed. according to an fbi david, wade is accused of accepting nearly $5,000 in cash to make put the fines disappear. there's a new office in the district aimed at making the city a safer place to live. it's called the safer, stronger dc office of neighborhood safety and engagement. it's located in ward 7

street northeast. >> i want to say to the people in the 7th and ward 8 that no amount of crime, even though we see city wide numbers going down and many cases in psa and ward 8, we see those numbers going down but we share the concern, we'll have not only the police available, but we'll have all of our violence disrupting strategy that is we're talking about today available as well. >> the safer stronger dc office was created to promote a community model of nonviolence's and safety. why a student group at a local university is being call a hate group and worse next. first. kevin? >> reporter: i'm here at the national geographic for a premier of a very important mini series happening. i'll have more coming on that after the break. caitlin.

the chilling drama stars michael kelly, and kate boss worth, kevin mccarthy joins us for the premier of their new mini series >> i'm here at the grovesner auditorium for a global mini series happening on nat geo. it's so cool seeing the national geographic covers over the years, let's take a walk-ins the grovesnor auditorium. i have one of the stars of the mini series. thank you so much for being here. obviously this is a very important mini series, which will air on the nat go channel. it will be eight episodes, takes place in real time. you actually play eric berk in, one of the soldiers ambushed on that day >> that's right. eric berk win was a

leader, part of the platoon -- he was a squad leader. i should say. part of the platoon that got pinned down and required a huge number of rescues to come out. you know, what turned out to be 10,000 strong malitia coordinated ambush that nobody expected, as well as the story of the folks back home waiting for news, you know, and the stories of the families in the iraqi community that were affected. it's sort of a look at an event from as many different angles as we could see it. >> reporter: here at the nat go building, there will be two episodes maying. the actual mini series takes place in the real time of the ambush. one of the most important thing, it shows the perspective not only the soldier goes to war but the families do, the spouses, kids at home. talk about how the show cuts back and forth between that. and

home for the families as well. >> it's a thing we talk about but don't investigate the ideas of families of soldier that is go to war. the sacrifice is made on the part of the whole family. but what does that look like? and in this series, you get to see -- you get to see exactly what that price -- those families pay is. it's sleepless nights. it's impossible conversations with your children where you can't really comfort them without lying to them. because we just don't know. and we won't know until information passes through a chain of command and gets to us. it is a full-time emotional engagement on the home front. i don't think it's ever been investigated in the depth that we do in the series. >> reporter: john beaver plays eric berk win in the mini series, there's a lot that will be here this evening, michael

kelly will be here. you probably know him from house of cards. you were on good day dc you and eric were amazing. what does it feel like to play someone who's actually living and having them see the work of yourself on screen? it's got to be a surreal thing to sit here and watch it with the person you're playing >> absolutely. at first, it was extreme intimidating to know that i'm going to try to recreate, you know, the heroism and the almost impossible fates that this man and this battalion undertook to fight back against what happened to them. it very quickly became an advantage barbecue eric is an extremely generous guy from the beginning. he was telling me, i could do it before i even believed i could do it. and we've had that level of support from, you know, countless numbers of 2 five calf. these guys came

we're behind you telling our story. we trust you. we've had gold star families who lost their families on that day and had meals with us and cried with us and laughed with us, put their faith in trust in how much we cared about telling this story well for the sake of everybody who lived through i it means a whole world to us, to be able to screen it in dc and having some of the heads of military and politicians but most important to have these members of first calf be here, it's the first night i get to see it in a theater ever. calfv be here, it's the first night i get to see it in a theater ever. c cav. it will be -- it's an intense responsibility but it's an incredible privilege. >> reporter: at home, if you're looking to watch this show, it will premier on tuesday, november 7th on the nat go channel. we'll get two episodes tonight, this is john beavers who plays one of the soldiers in the show, more coming up at 6:24.

kelly as well. we'll have coverage all night. stay tuned and the show is actually shot at fort hood which is the headquarters where the first calf redivision is from. thank you so much for joining us and awesome to see you, thanks for being on good day dc this morning and back to you guys in studio and again, november 7th, nat go channel the long road home, guys >> thank you very much. let's get back to the breaks news we told you about a bit ago. >> let's head to tony perkins in the newsroom >> this is different breaking news, we got problems with the afternoon commute on metro red line service we're told has been suspended between medical center 10 twin brook, this is in maryland due to a track problem otside of the grovesner metro station, montgomery county police are investigating an arcing incident near the grovesner metro station, once again, red line service suspended now between medical center and twin brook, we understand that shuttle service is

alleviate any problems that are developing there, due to the shut down. as soon as we get more information, we will bring it to you. let's give you an update on the afternoon weather now >> here's caitlin >> it is beautiful out there have not nice fall weather with sunshine, and we are expecting more of that tomorrow, but it will be cooler a look at those temperatures for a chilling couple of nights ahead coming up in your seven-day forecast when fox 5 news at 5:00 returns after this.

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denying coverage to thousands of veterans, children and the disabled. john adams: higher costs, less coverage, hurting virginians. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. naacp. another fall-like day. 62 degrees. this is perfect. >> this is pretty ideal and probe where we're supposed to be. feeling much more like october. it's beautiful. getting chilly by tomorrow. we're watching this temperatures continue to fall, here's a live look at the tree tops we're getting close to our peak time of year with leaves changing and i'm afraid it

setup. even though you can see oranges and golds and reds, we've had so much warm weather this month, it's been challenging, not just here but really all across the northeast. so this weekend into next is probably your best time to see some of that color before the leaves start to fall for good. it's chilly tonight. we've got reenforcing cold air. temperatures back into the 40's. high temperatures will only really come close to 60 tomorrow, pretty cool with temperatures in the 50's. we got nice weather and moderating temperatures into the weekend. sunday looks like it could be a wash-out. like i said, latest foliage reports shows that high color across much of the northeast. even up into portions of upstate, new york, new england, moderate color in dc, if you want to head out. saturday is your day with sunshine to the shenandoah valley and into the mountains there. that's where they're at peak color.

skyline drive, this is the time to do it. in the metro, it will be more like next week. temperatures 63 dc, 63, baltimore, 59 in gaithersburg, 61, dulles, jacket weather as soon as the sun sets now, it's pretty cool and we saw much colder day north and west with the 24-hour temperature change showing temperatures ten to 15 degrees cooler. nine cooler in washington. if we show this again, it will continue to show negative signs, will be about five to ten degrees cooler in some spots. seeing those temps tumble. satellite and radar offshore cold front rain parts of new england, boston, new york city and that upper level low positioned towards the north and west bringing clouds and showers and very cool temperatures only in the 40's across ohio and western pennsylvania. so for tonight, we've got that chillier air setting up. probably more clouds around but i don't think we see any showers. temperatures overnight are in the 30's for the mountains in our northwest suburb, 40's for the metro. and daytime highs are mainly in the 50's, especially north and east of washington, we'll see 60's south and west and

briefly touch 60 here in dc tomorrow afternoon. here's what it looks like, 48 in dc, at cold morning at the bus stop, jackets needed. look at the 30's showing up along the mountains, winchester up through hagerstown only in the mid 30's. we'll have sunshine tomorrow, but it will be a very slow climb to some milder temperatures, it will take awhile. 60 in washington, many of us only stay in the 50's, it's jack all day >> looking towards the weekend, it's wednesday, it's only a couple days away. we'll see a pretty nice saturday, starting with sunshine in the afternoon, you'll notice clouds build. it's still mild despite the fact we have clouds, i still think we hit 70. rain likely sunday. it could be breezy, temperatures will be falling, looks like we get enhancement. we could get rain on sunday. the heaviest may stay east, looks like clouds and showers sunday. the chilly feel tonight, no frost

but with temperatures in in the low to mid 40's for the metro, widespread, that's when we can have the frost and freeze, we moderate into the weekend. next week, it looks like we get chilly again, real chilly, 57 for the high on monday, the early call for halloween is fantastic. seasonally cool temperatures looks like it will be dry. sarah, back over to you. >> thanks, caitlin >> a georgetown university student group opposed to same sex marriage is being labeled by some as a hate group. it started with a simple letter. amelia irvine act 20-year-old student and president of the group wrote a piece titled confessions of a college virginia >> she spoke about her decision with her boyfriend to abstain from sex before marriage and went on to discuss the views of the organization. they believe in what's called the con gel view of marriage, they're not calling for them to lo

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little more expensive especially those who live far away or take longer than usual. drivers will earn standard time and distance fares. airport security measures go into effect tomorrow. travelers will have to remove electronics, larger than a cell phone from carry-ones and put them in a bin, tablets, laptops, that's been a longstanding rule. talk about thes nothing can be placed on top or below the device. that's how the rule is right now with laptops. the new measure could include short security interviews with passengers, however, this won't apply if you have tsa precheck. is it a good idea to let strangers in your house? amazon apparently things so, they say they have a safe way for allow delivery drivers inside your own home even when you're not there. it's called amazon key. it includes an amazon security camera,

>> it's about $249 or something. >> i don't know. just leave it at the door. i'll take my chances. shawn and tony are standing by for your newscast at 6:00 >> it starts right now. ♪ ♪. this is fox 5 local news at 6: 6:00. we begin with breaking news in the district. a 14-year-old boy was shot in the leg in northeast. it happened in the kennelworth neighborhood >> the boy is conscious and breathing, we have a crew on the way. we'll bring you more about this incident as soon as it comes into the newsroom the search is on for a sexual predator accused of assaulting a woman on a maryland trail. >> police released this surveillance photo. they returned to the neighborhood where it happened to look for more clues, cori coffin is there to start us off. this is a picture of a

bicycle. >> reporter: authorities are also going around canvassing this area near jennings mill drive asking neighbors if they know this person, we got detectives out right now as they continue to talk to neighbors, they've been out here about an hour already. they're asking about this man here, we'll show you that picture. he is considered a person of interest in this case. >> we want anyone who lives in this area who may have been here monday around 4:30, who is familiar with the area. who may have seen anything or heard anything that was out of place to please call us. there's no detail that is too small. >> reporter: prince george's county police released video of the man on the bicycle through this neighborhood, detectives would like to talk to this man regarding the sexual assault that happened. she mentioned monday at 4:30 in the afternoon act pg county police say the woman was jogging around this area, when this happened. they say that a man grabbed