the beltway, that's where authorities picked up the pursuit. they started following a white van. let's take you to video now, this is video high above from skyfox, this is located not far from route one on the inner loop. we're told the van may have had another car or some kind of mechanical issued and pulled over to the side. one person jump out and was apparently hit by an unmarked police vehicle involved in that pursuit. four other people inside that van then were arrested. and several weapons were recovered from inside that vehicle. back out live here in the wheaton area, we should tell you that authorities are looking into two other armed robberies that happened in september. one of them happened on september 1st. the other one on september 22. then issued an letter in october putting pictures out. they believe that those two

crimes could be connected to this one. they're currently in the prior record score of trying to figure out if that's the indicates. i want to take you now to the traffic tie-ups. it has been a bear on the inner loop today. in fact, the outer loop as well has noticed delays, cori coffin joins us live from the inner loop with more. >> reporter: we're on the inner loop, and it's funny because we're seeing a lot of rubber necking happening on the outer loop as well. this is certainly last thing drivers need on a friday afternoon. take a look at the traffic that we've been -- we're just creeping along. this is certainly frustrating for drivers. i mean, this is -- you know that you get this kind of typical commute especially on a friday. but made worse by this crash. this happened around route 1 in green belt. offi

open up the left two lanes, two help assist drivers through maryland state police on scene without, let's take a look at that skyfox footage so you can get a better idea of exactly what you'd be dealing with if your commute takes you this way, inner loop and outer loop, you're not going to get around this unless you avoid the belt entirely. we also got video from a viewer that we want to show you. these viewers were on a bus driving by the scene. from what we can tell, there was heavy police presence on the scene and we know that besides state police, we've got two other entities on scene, montgomery county police as well as prince george's county police assisting. now, we're actually right close to the scene of where all of this happened. so we have to be checking in with you again soon to let you know what we see as soon as we get up that way.

away from it right now. just about to approach 95. guys? back to you. cori coffin thank you very much. arlington police say a woman was raped while putting items into her car last night near the busy shirleyington area >> a man came up to her from behind at the corner of 31st and south randolph. that's where paul wagner is live right now with more on the story. paul? >> reporter: jim and sarah, it was before 11:00. this is where it happened. there's an apartment complex here, a bus depot across the street, plenty of street lights in the area, this woman just left a friend's apartment. had come out, behind her car, putting items into the back when she said suddenly this man came up behind her, and raped her. >> the call to 911 came in a 10:41 from a woman saying she had just been

her car on a street corner opposite the bus stop >> unit 16o 2 >> our officers canvassed the area, we used k-9s >> at the time of the attack, there were no apparent witnesses. the only one was at the bus stop across the street. it's unclear if it captured the assault. residents were naturally horrified by news of the attack >> this isn't a arctic ally way. you don't have to be hiding in a -- on a dark pathway for this kind of thing to happen in the middle of the night. >> that's really scary.

area. that's not something hear. obviously, horrifying. and as my friend said, it's scary to think about that somebody would be so bold to do something like that in an area where there's lots of people. >> reporter: police say the woman was taken to the hospital for treatment. at this time, investigators are looking for all the help they can get. the rape in shirleying toll ton comes about five months after a woman was raped by a man who entered her building on key boulevard in rosslyn and got her to open the door after posing as a maintenance worker. although investigators found clear video of the suspect, he's still not been identified. >> reporter: that entertainment district right down the block around the corner from where i am. 395 is literally a stone's throw from where i'm standing. this is a busy area probably even around that time of night. a little bit surprising to peop

here on this street corner. now, as far as that rape that occurred back in may, that person was captured on camera. it's an incredible nerve of this person and police say they still have not been able to identify who that person is, what is interesting is that the stipulation of the person in this rape is very similar to the one in the may rape. however, police say at this point, they have no reason to connect the two. we're live in arlington, paul wagner fox 5 local news. new tonight a victory of the effort oh crack down on the opioid epidemic, police have dieted nearly two dozen allege opioid dealers, it's part of an investigation that included six months of undercover drug purchases. one of the suspects a 16-year-old boy. some dealers were indieted, still on the run, five others are wanted by police and they plan to release those names in the coming days. let's take a live look outside. it looks a little bit cloudy out there.

i even had a few showers. on top of that, it was like hello summer again >> touching humidity out there. >> i can feel it >> it's unusual, we were 77 for a highest. so far, we've been very warm past couple days but coming to an end >> right in time for the weekend. >> unfortunately tomorrow does not look like best today. we're turning much cooler but the sprinkles you mentioned along the cold front and that's really all we're going to go see tonight when it comes to rain. not enough that you'd need your umbrella as you head out on friday. you got one shower out there have not i'll show you on radar, first, 76 outside right now, clouds increased along this front and they will get breezy behind the front as well. 71 in gaithersburg, 73 in dulles, 75 in manassas. 78 in fredericksburg. i pass the 80 degree mark fredericksburg earlier this afternoon, we're starting to cool down when you see cumberland 64 >>

which was 83, which, by the way we set last year in 2016, so if you have a good memory for november 3rd, you'll recall. there's that shower. it was right around culpeper, a tiny little shower, but it to decent amount of rain with it and other than, we're seeing a few sprinkles out there. so call for overcast skies, you'll notice temperatures will drop quickly. we're 63 by 11:00 p.m. and then we get really chilly overnight. 53 in washington, but 40's showing up north and west and it's chilly as we start tomorrow, we're not going to rise too much from those morning numbers. a cloudy, a drizzle, and a much cooler saturday awaits, we do see improvement sunday. i will have that and rest of the seven-day forecast still ahead. sarah, send it back over to you. developing news out of new york city, police say a rape allegation made against movie mogel harvey weinstein is credible. and

to seek an arrest warrant, they've interviewed this woman publicly accused weinstein of raping her twice in her apartment back if 2010. police say if weinstein were in new york now and the assault allegations were recent, they would make an arrest. but since weinstein is in another state and the allegations are years old, they have to gather evidence first. coming up, it is a story you saw first here on fox 5. reports of grade fixing in prince george's county. >> we have the results of an investigation, angelie hemphill has more on that. >> reporter: jim and sarah, the final report is out on allegations of grade inflammation. does it prove what whistleblowers have been saying all along? we'll have the story coming up. take a look at the video here, driver slammed into several parked cars a the full speed. here what that driver admitted to police after this violent crash >> that makes it worst.

anything like that before >> a man caught using a to him him steal from a store. break that down when fox 5 news at 5:00 comes back after this. mes back after this.

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sglefrjts. she told me to call them back and change all the grades, 30 or 50, change it to passing 59 used to be an f, now it's an e, now it's kind of nice about it. if he failed let him fail i can deal with that >> there's incredible pressure coming from the central office all of the principals of the schools whether they really earned their credits or not >> there has been month systemic effort ordered by me or others acting on my behalf to promote students in order to inflate graduation rates. . >> i think we ought to have an independent body take a look at th this. this is a story you saw first here on fox 5. allegations of grade fixing in prince george's county schools. four school bu

contacted the governor saying they that had evidence to back up allegations they link this to school ceo dr. kevin mac well. days later, fox 5 broke the news that governor larry hogan was calling for independent investigation. the results of that investigation have been released. jim? >> that audit it looked at sample groups out of more than 1200 of 5,000 identified as having late grade changes after final grade. we know there was evidence of grade changing out there. always 5% didn't have enough credits to graduate in the first place. in addition to that. there is evidence out there that schools don't properly follow the grade entry procedure properly, but the reports said the findings do in the support the idea that there was systemic wide fraud or intimidation. a lot to follow on this. fox 5 angelie hemphill has more on what this means and the question, what did this report prove? did this prove that people who ok

been alleging? >> well, jim, it really all depends who you ask. this audit was supposed to bring answers on whether or not allegations of systemic fraud and intimidation exists. instead, the school bus remains divided with the data in front of them. it was this afternoon in front of the school bus where the ceo and chairman spoke to the media just one hour fored after this report was released. almost 5% of a sample group of students from the 2017 graduating classes did not have enough credits to graduate. and the graduation eligibility of hundreds of other students could not be determined because of missing or no documentation of grade changes. however, the ceo and chairman today blamed those discretions on school staff. saying there needs to be more effective communication and training on grading policies and reco

members for turning this into a political issue. ceo and chairmen admit there's room for improvement but pointed out this report show nod systemic fraud or intimidation which has been alleged by several who have spoken to fox 5 >> i've never done that. my team never done that and this report says that we've never done it. when those accusations are made, they're not about improving the system. those accusations are made about trying to disrupt and turn over leadership again in prince george's county. because a grade is a changed stop sign mean it was wrong. illegal, there are lots of legitimate reason it's why those happen. >> we believe that many issues could have been addressed through the only auditors and collaboration with leadership. it's outstanding when said and done this audit will cost about a half million.

we believe similar conclusions would have would have been reached at much lower costs by the distractions created by the community over past few months. >> reporter: you saw a majority of school bus members at the podium supporting dr. maxwell, but there have been two that have been out spoken and st steadfast from the beginning. they say it proves what they've been saying they also wanted to point out the investigation is missing information like the interviews with those whistle blowers. take a listen. >> we did not feel confident that the school system would take action on it. i think we heard today from their tone and their comments that they really wouldn't have taken action because what i heard today was a ceo and a board chair celebrating fact that they were not directly tied but we still graduated hundreds, if not over 1,000 students in past year alone who did not meet the s

requirements. >> there was a lot of spin and celebration, which was disgusting in my view. but then the board chair had a moment of honesty and he said the investigators did not look for intent. which is accurate from our assessment. they're an auditing firm, looked at documents. they had they don't access to e-mails, they could not force anyone to be interviewed by them. in the coming weeks and months, time will tell. >> reporter: murray and bureau say a lot more will be coming out. meanwhile they will be taking disciplinary action to improve monitor and oversight of grades and also plan to request another independent investigation next year to access their progress. that's latest here to in upper marlboro, angelie hemphill fox 5 local news. of course, the maryland governor larry hogan speaking

statement on the investigation, quote, based on an initial review of the investigative report, governor hogan is extremely troubled by its finding, clearly indicates that the prince george's county school system is failing to properlily educate far too many students and actively betraying the community's trust. willfully comprising students opportunity for future success. every maryland student deserves a first class education and the hogan administration will continue to demand they receive one >> on the way, a massive recall, if you drive a beemer. >> the safety concern that has the company pulling over 1 million of the vehicle >> the longest serving flight attendant coming up after this. before we head to break, a live look right now over near the beltway. we're near college park right near route one where you see the remnants of that earlier police chase

still have at least two lanes knocked out. s as you move through, at least traffic is moving. that's the good news, if you know anybody who takes the beltway to go home, might be a bit of a wait. back after this. ba

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doing the same job at a they started back in the 1950s? that's being honored as the longest serving flight attendant marks 60 years on the job >> and still going strong. bob barnard taking us to reagan national for the big celebration. >> i am so lucky that i have a job like this. >> betty nash was treat like a celebrity honored with party at reagan national airport for her 60 years of service as a washington based flight attendant >> i love this. >> the customers give me energy. just the fact that i can still be here with 60 years i can't believe that i'm here. >> betty still works the american airlines washington, dc to boston shuttle, called a steward ess back then. she started with eastern

dwight eisenhower was president >> just the fact they hired me that i got the job. that's the most important. we sold sandwiches for 50 cents and milk for 15 cents. in the old day there was a lot of among, coats and nowadays you see a lot of flip-flops, depending on where you go. >> reporter: threw bankruptcy and merger, she ended up working for american airlines, its ceo doug parker on hand to pay tribute and continue to go about your - work 60 years later, you're an inspiration to everyone in america, and even inspiration to every flight attendant and every flight attendant that's ever served for any airline 10 you're an inspiration to all of us as humans >> american produced this tribute a salute to their faithful

>> betty you're looking fabulous, keep going we love you >> among the guests fellow flight attendants and long time customer >> she's the first person that greets you when you get on plane, she sets the tone with a friendly hello, a hug. she makes you feel great >> the customer is number one. >> betty telling us in all those gathered here, her long jeffty a is based on a fairly simple principle >> people, they want -- everybody wants number one, a little love and a little attention >> and we saw as well. bob barnard, fox 5 local news. >> she

a dc police officer is arrested. why 27-year-old veteran is facing child cruelty charges. fairfax county combatting ms-13 on the heels of new numbers indicating there are more gang members in the county than there are police officers. that story is coming up. army sergeant bow berg dahl will not serve prison time and president trump doesn't seem to be happy about it. his response to the decision next. will have power over your health care. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged more for health care; premiums would go up. and adams supports giving employers the power to block birth control access for female employees. john adams: wrong on health care, wrong on birth control, wrong for virginia.

candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. debbie: when you work at a children's hospice, people ask you, how can you possibly do this? and we say, how can we not? if these kids go through what they go through, we can support them. dr. ralph northam has been our volunteer medical director for the last eighteen years. he's made such a difference in so many families' lives. ralph northam: these kids have given me more than i could ever give them. and i wanna make sure that every family in virginia can afford good healthcare when they need it.

ubekistan this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. headlines at the half of friday, first up one man dead after an early morning crash in prince george's county. now police say they want to talk to the passenger inside that vehicle. the crash happened at 3:30 this morning on

the car slammed into a tree and flipped over. the man who was in the car fled the scene. a tractor-trailer driver is facing involuntary manslaughter and reckless driving charges following a multi-vehicle crash in fredericksburg. james lee crashed into several cars at a stop light >> 54-year-old died, three other people were taken to the hospital. two are still in the hospital with one in critical condition. the tractor-trailer driver is also in the hospital see sell cut man under the influence tore stabbing his own dog. on wednesday, a trooper responded to a report of a dog attack in northeast. police found farley's pitbull severely wounded. the german shepherd is expected to survive. you've seen the ads, on eyes on the governor's race and the topic is

the growing ms-13 gang problem >> gillespie said there are more than 2000 ms-13 gang members in fairfax county alone. tisha lewis joins us with more. >> jim and sarah if that's at the case, if so, that would mean there could be more marina gang members in fairfax county than police officers. police tell us the number of ms-13 is closer to 1400. even so, the county insists they're ahead of the problem front and center for many voters. ed ryan is the fairfax county gang prevention coordinator, one of five assigned to the northern to virginia gang task force. he's tasked with helping kids in ganging get out and preventing them from joining in the first place. it's one of a multi-strategy plan to curb the influence in fairfax county and across northern virginia. 70% of the gang activity in fairfax county is reportedly associated with ms-13

compared to years past. ryan says he's now giving more presentations and trainings about gang at schools and here's most frightening part. the audience is much younger. used to be when i first started in this position, a lot of my presentations were geared in high schools. to high school parents, counselors and teachers, now i find myself in middle schools and elementary schools a lot more. >> if the opportunity became available to us that we could hire more counselors and at risk workers to work with at risk kids, we would certainly welcome that and welcome that opportunity. there are certainly things we could do with funding, whether that's increased the amount of counselors that work with at risk kids or just in general be able to boost and improve our prevention intervention programs >> there are about 1400 police officers in fairfax county. we're told keeping up with ms-13's membership number is challenging, because many of the gang members are often transient's police tell us there are 80 identified gangs in fairfax county alone and at

active on the streets. tisha lewis fox 5 local news. new, a dc police officer is facing child cruelty charges, david hutchinson appeared in court after what authorities are calling some kind of domestic incident. judge ordered him to stay away from the victim and have no unsupervised contact with minors under 16, he's on administrative lead pending an investigation, he's been there 27 years. bo bergdahl will not serve prison time. a military judge sentenced him to a dis honorable discharge, a loss of pay for ten months. and a reduction in rank from sergeant to private. bergdahl plead guilty to seedy certification and misbehavior charges for desserting his post in 2009 while serving in afghanistan. he was captured by the taliban and r

president trump continues to weigh in on the case and today, he tweeted, the decision on sergeant bergdahl is a complete and total disgrace to our country and military. president trump, by the way and the first lady making a trip to asia. they will touch done in coke tokyo sunday, south korea, china vietnam and the phillipines. it comes, as tensions, of course, continue to escalate with north korea. on the way, we're talking about a break in. >> the search for a thief who fell through the ceiling of a maryland convenience store offers cigarettes. >> first, caitlin over to you. >> thank you, guys. you know, it's been a warm day, temperatures well into the 70's, but a cold front coming through right now. we've got one batch of showers around culpeper moving just south and east of

that's a little bit of a downpour imbedded within it. steady rain in this portion of virginia. otherwise, just a few sprinkles in the metro. i'll let you know any more rain chances. big changes tomorrow coming up in your seven-day forecast.

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. at the real olympics in 2016, 30 athletes from dc, maryland and virginia competed in the summer game >> none of them took part in lokay gymnastics routine but the one loyal 13-year-old. changed that in tokyo. i was hoping to see you on the trampoline. >> this is a dangerous trampoline, not backyard trampoline, we're talking three stories in the air. i don't know if i was approved. i'm probably would come back with a horrific injury. in rio, dc area athletes

but in 2020 we could be talking about one local athlete that takes home a tokyo gold not under water but through the air. >> behind this other door and industrial plaza, often ordinary road, trains and extraordinary athlete >> heading to 1.5, cleared for takeoff. >> feels like i'm flying, basically. and, yeah so amazing. is shawn andy who specializes in the trampoline. this isn't the little coil spring tramp your neighbors had in his backyard y

max ten feet in the air, these olympic champs are three stories in the air. >> reporter: three stories through the air sound like the stuff of super hero? i feel like more of a ninja because i have more control of my body when i flip >> up, good. >> reporter: the body control of a ninja since he was in diapers >> at two, shawn da was flipping out of the crib. and his little feet at the top of the gate going mama. this kid has some type of flipping skills. i've never seen a 2-year-old flip out of a crib. >> he was doing hand spring and we knew he definitely had special talents >> he flipped his way from the crib to

he isn't just extendingnal because of his athleticses >> to be the only african-american is amazing >> off. s he's the only african-american male and i see parents of younger children and like we love watching your son. you know, he's going to be something some day. >> reporter: some day shawn da might be an olympic gold metalist on the trampoline >> got lost and his chin hit himself in the knee >> he broke his jaw, both top and bottom. he had a huge three inch gap right here at the bottom of his chin. lost four teeth, just shattered. >> he wasn't too worried about the injury. he was worried about >> he did compete

the injury and then just compete. shawn da still got second place >> knowing how good i am i think that i can be better and better, so i would have to keep working and even if i fall down, i just have to get back up and keep go going. >> shawn da keeps getting back up and keens working over 16 hours on a week, on top of maintaining as and bs because he has a goal that he, his coaches and his entire family are working to achieve. >> to go to the olympics and to win the world championships in november. >> reporter: sounds like a dream of a kid who's had his head in the cloud, but the silver stars gymnastic factory is just about the only thing that can limit his leaps, but nothing and i mean nothing can limit his dreams >> the sky is the limit for this kid

a 16, that's his goal, 2020 he's turning 16, so looks like we're in the right direct >> look at him think about all the hard work and energy and time that he put into this sport, and the kids out there who want to do it. i say if you want something that bad, go after it, no crime, tears, put in the hard work and dedication and you will accomplish your goal. >> he's a testament to that >> he is. >> they leave for the world championship. they have a gofundme/shawn ga usa. there's a send-off party impressive kid. to come backro

he shattered four teeth in his bottom row. right back a week later. >> you put a lot of heart and soul into it and a lot of money goes into it too. hopefully they will get help for that. >> that's incredible stuff. >> caitlin, guy >> this was a gold metal kind of day >> like the pun >> what do we got? we have, it's been up and down this week, almost a little humid. >> do you think we started the week monday? that was windy chilly. feels like we're headed >> all over the place? a warm couple of days, temperatures in the upper 70's both yesterday and today. clouds have increased and that is the signal of some changes that will begin tonight, and you'll feel them tomorrow morning. and all throughout the day tomorrow. doesn't like like a nice saturday, i'm afraid, which is ashamed. look at the tree tops, this is right now, probably our peak time, and while you probably saw so

around your neighborhood in the past couple days, by this time next week, we might not have as much color and those leaves might be starting to get past peak. we should see some improvement by late sunday, cold front is coming through now. later on this evening, it is the setup for a pretty cloudy and cool saturday that could feature drizzle and later on in the evening steady showers. sunday does show improvement, shower chances continue into next week but the best part of this weekend may be that extra hour of sleep we gain saturday into sunday. daylight savings will come to an he doesn't. the sunset sunday afternoon man it will feel like winter. i notice the huge change once we get dark so early, 503 is the time to check the smoke alarms. certainl

the time we hit next week, probably cooler, it will be cooler by tomorrow, here's the front coming through, not a lot of moisture, we had this one area of showers northeast of chiralitiesville. temperatures still mild ahead of this cool air, 76 in dc, look at captured, the front passed them at 63 there and winds were a little bit higher but we're seeing pretty calm winds, about five to ten miles an hour, we can get gusts over 20 later on tonight. look at this difference, 81 in richmond. 76 dc, 73 in york 72 in boston. that is unusual for early november. 45 bing atm, 49 detroit, 54 columbus, 52 in pittsburgh. that's what saturday will look like unfortunately. notice we clear out as the front sinks southward but the clouds race back in by early tomorrow morning, any sunshin

will be very short lived. we got the low clouds and pockets of drizzle. then the steady rain. saturday any activities you have outside if you get them done early, it shouldn't be hampered too much. you'll need an umbrella saturday, drizzle into sunday but a tiny bit of clearing into sunday afternoon, sunday looks warmer not as drizzly and dreary, by 5:00 p.m. sun set. weekend forecast, just 59, stuck in the clouds tomorrow with drizzle. 70 might be pushing it. if we can get enough clearing, it will be a nice day sunday when we do fall back. looks warm on monday ahead of the next front. then we cool back down to well below seasonal. normal high is 63 and we'll be about ten degrees below that. looks like we'll get our first blast of cold winter like air possible by this time next we

jim and sarah back to you. an unusual way to rob a store. >> video showing an adult man robbing a store but along with a child. a crash confession, what the driver admitted to police after slamming into several parked car at full speed. back after this. flush newshamfter this. flush newsham

narrator: ed gillespie's false attacks. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam went to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable.

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. we got wild stuff coming up i was the caught on camera. a crash in texas. sdmrngs this >> >> this video shows a driver slamming into parked cars at full speed. the driver was high on pcp apparently at the time. he admitted to smoking drug before getting behind wheel and after the crash tried to leave the scene. but they caught up to him a group of thieves in sweden attempting to break if a into a delivery trump truck fast and furious. a postal company owning the vehicle shows several thieves yank own the back door of a moving trailer and tear into packages in search of valuables. the video was shot three different dates in september as one of the highests took place highest heists took place took place. pthey were watching act live, alerted the driver to break and police caught the men before they co-take off. in california a man is accused of doing this, he was robbing a store with a child. this happened at a rite aid in glendale outside of los angeles. a man slips a bottle of liquor into his shorts. while he kid watches. police say the man used the kid to help cover up his crime stuffing candy into his backpack. at this point to your they're still trying to track the suspect down. >> not a good sample. police in baltimore hoping this newly releasd video of a ashes.y of will lead to an - arrest. store, stole several packs of cigarettes and took of. if you prediction rook the suspect recognize the uspect police want to hear from you. a oman charged with a dui while riding a horse. >> ad why bmw is railing over 1 million vehicles. says with with us. back after this.

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be replaced. we've heard of people getting duis for being intoxicated. in florida, a woman got one officers noticed she had red - eyes and dui and animal neglect because the horse was being ridden on a roadway >> you're driving something. >> would it be an rui? galloping? the horse is probably like what's going on? your news continues now. >> here's what we're working coming up at 6:00. one person is dead after a major accident on beltway. and it began at this check cashing store. i'm matt ackland, i'll explain coming up in a live report.

to the beltway. take a look at the massive traffic backups. i'm cori coffin and have the latest come from the roads coming up the final report is out on allegations of grade inflammation at a local school district. does it prove what whistle blowers have been saying all along? i'm angelie hemphill, those stories coming. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. it was a traffic nightmare. these are live pictures from skyfox. things look a little better, it was a big backpack on the beltway. a crash happened after a robbery suspect lost control during the pursuit that started in montgomery county. >> we have live team coverage of the robbery investigation and the aftermath. fox 5 cori coffin is live with a challenges commuters are facing on the beltway during this friday

begin with matt ackland with what started it all. matt? >> reporter: lauren, yeah, it started right here at this cash checking business behind me in wheaton, i talked to several of the employees inside today. they said that a group between four and six men came in, they were armed and police say that they were wearing masks. then the vehicle fled this way. this is georgia avenue right down there is where the beltway is and that's where the pursuit picked up. i want you to take a look at video. this is skyfox from high above. this is located not far from route 1 on the inner loop. we're told by authorities that the van may have hit another car or had some kind of mechanical issue and unpaid over. one person jumped out and was apparently hit by an unmarked police vehicle involved in the pursuit. four others were arrested ath