about democratic senator franken, al franken and whether or not democrats will now have to cut ties with one of their well known critics of the trump administration. leann tweeden's comments today were not only eye opening, it was the photographic evidence she produceed as well. take a look at this. this is a photograph that tweeden has released. it shows franken, during a uso trip placing his hands over the spokes model's breasts. she says she was asleep at the time. she had no knowledge that this photograph was being taken. in fact only discovered it later when she was going through a roll of pictures on that camera and discovered this photograph. tweeden talked about this today in a press conference in los angeles. >> he just put his hand on the back of my head and he mashed his face against -- it happened so fast. he just mashed his lips against my face and he stuck his tongue in my mouth so fast and all i can

his lips were really wet and it was slimy. in my mind i called him fish lips the rest of the trip because that's just what it reminded me of, i don't know why, and he stuck his tongue down my -- my mouth and i remember i pushed him off with my hands. >> reporter: these explosive allegations today have wronged capitol hill. franken himself has taken two tries now at trying to issue a statement on all of this. earlier in the day he said that that photograph was a joke, a not funny joke. later on in the day he revised that with a second statement going further saying that he was troubled by his own actions. democratic leaders from chuck schumer to fellow minnesotaian have repudiated franken's actions in this case. mitch mcconnell calling on the senate ethics committee to open up an investigation into all of this.

these adds advances on this woman during a uso trip in 2006. it is a trip that once he became senator he actually spoke about and referenced tweeted on the senate floor. >> during the show i would kind of -- i was kind of the co-host with a beautiful woman named leann tweeden and we would do comedy routines we'd introduce music cheerleaders. i would do a monologue and this is something i would do, had done for a number of ye years. >> reporter: we should tell you already tonight there are calls for senator al franken to resign. the group ultraviolet issuing a statement today saying behavior like this is not acceptable in the white house, the house or the senate. a franken should resign. for herself, tweeden today said that shca

senator's apologies and she is not calling for him to leave office. for now we're live on the hill tonight tom fitzgerald fox5 local news. >> and as always, news of allegations against senator franken have been trending on social media all day. many people including celebrities are expressing theirsupport for leann tweeden as well as emphasizing the importance of zero tolerance. senator charles schumer calling for the ethics committee to launch a full investigation, also new hampshire senator maggie hassen says the conduct described is completely unacceptable. actress alyssa milano tweeted zero tolerance. and actor tom arnold says i believe you leann tweeden. wish i could have been there to protect you. jim. >> a teacher on leave and a full investigation launched in a fairfax county school has apologized to student's family. a muslim student at lake braddock secondary school say

head by a teacher. fox5's matt ackland is live at the school. matt, this is getting a lot of attention out there tonight. >> reporter: yeah, jim, you are right. in fact chelsea clinton has tweeted a response to all of this. she said so sorry this has happened. let take you inside the live truck and show you this tweet. this is what came out yesterday from the student. so, my hijab was ripped off my hedda by a teacher. i appreciated and valid. i was in a middle -- in the middle of a conversation with my friend and he came from behind me and pulled it off. we spoke to numerous students after class today and they say everyone at the school is talking about this. some say they had heard that it may not have been an act of disrespect, instead, an accident by the teacher and they referred us to this tweet where another student inside that class basically said he

didn't mean to do it. here's what really happened. you were sitting in your sweatshirt hood on with your hijab under. the teacher came and jokingly took your hood off, not knowing the hijab would come off with it. we spoke to some students today. take a listen. >> some people say it was intentional and others are saying it was unintentional. >> reporter: the whole school is talking about this would you say. >> yes. i hear about it in the hallway. i've had multiple people come up and ask me if they know about it and know if he's getting fired or not. >> reporter: people are really upset about this. we talked to parent in a car who pulled up today and she had just received an e-mail from the principal and she said, listen, even if this was an accident, this teacher was putting his hands on the student. that should never happen. she had a lot of trouble with that issue altogether. we should tell daw we have tried to reach out to the viim

social media. we've reached out to them. we haven't heard back from them yet. we also talked to the council on american-islamic relations. they are asking for further punishment of the teacher and they also say that they have tried to reach out to the victim, trying to talk with her but so far, they have not been able to find her and talk to her about this. for now, live in fairfax, matt ackland fox5 local news. >> fairfax county public schools put out a statement saying the teacher's action was inappropriate and unacceptable going on to say they have apologized to the student and the teacher placed on leave. a crackdown on gang activity thanks to something called operation raging bull. >> it has led to more than 200 ms-13 arrests nationwide. the sting was a collaboration between immigration and customs enforcement and the department of justice. fox5's tisha lewis joins us from southwest d.c. with more on this story t

>> reporter: sara and jim. i can tell you that it all went down in terms of the announcement here at ice headquarters in southwest. ice's top boss reiterating combating ms-13 is a priority. now, today's announcement is the culmination of an 18 month long investigation that spanned over two different phases. >> this successful operation continues our efforts to attack ms-13 both domestically and abroad disrupting their financial networks. ms-13 terrorizes communities through violent crime and extortion in furtherance of its mission to rape control and kill. this is a great operation but we are not done and we will not be done until we totally dismantle this organization. >> reporter: now, the goal of operation raging bull was to disrupt the gang's global financial network. in baltimore four ms-13 members were arrested and di

violent crimes in aid of racketeering and also conspiracy to commit murder in aid of racketeering. ms-13 as you know is described as one of the most dangerous criminal organizations in the country and our area is no exception. in september, ice announced the first phase of this operation raging bull which led to 53 arrests in el salvador. the second phase took place across the united states from october 8th through nove november 11th. >> of the 214 arrests made in the u.s., 93 were arrested on federal and or state criminal charges. the remaining 121 were arrested on administrative immigration violations. 16 of those arrested were u.s. citizens and 198 were foreign nationals. of which only five had legal status to be in the united

stat individuals are reportedly gang members get this if they admit to gang ties or gang affiliation so you can only guess how often that happens. it's sometimes hard to prove that the defendant is in fact a gang member. now, operation raging bull which culminated here today is the latest example of ice's plan to target gang violence and also ms-13 and their associates. tisha lewis, fox5 local news. >> ♪ >> new tonight the baltimore police department is mourning the loss of one of their own. detective sean suiter was shot in the head yesterday while on duty. he passed away this afternoon. police say suiter was conducting a follow-up investigation to a 2016 homicide when he was shot in west baltimore. the gunman has not been caught either. a $69,000 reward is now being offered for information leading to an arrest. detective suiter was an 18 year veteran of the force and leaves behind five children. coming can up after the break, new video of a suec

out. >> we originally called him someone we wanted to talk to. it went to a person of interest. today we're going to call the same individual a suspect. >> police make it official in tampa. what they discovered in this new surveillance video that could be the key to finding a suspected serial killer. he was accused of being involved in a bribery scheme. the decision handed down for new jersey senator bob menendez. >> a three-year-old girl is a sole survivor in a plane crash. the story of how she made it out alive. >> jim and sarah we had some winds to deal with this afternoon. wind advisories were up for the mountains, they've been canceled. we're still a little bit gusty but i expect that to get better and i also expect it to get much colder later tonight. we'll talk about that and the weekend forecast coming up in just a few minutes. fox5 local news at 5:00 will be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪

>> ♪ >> new tonight a federal judge in new jersey declared a mistrial today in the corruption case of senator robert menendez. >> the jurors say they were hopelessly deadlocked and unable to reach a verdict in the case. they were charged with running a bribery scheme between 2006 and 2013. the new jersey democrat was accused of providing melgen with favors in

lavish gifts and vacation. >> i want to thank my colleague senator cory booker who has been supportive from day one, traveled the state and spread the good word, was here on the first day of trial and came and testified and was in my mind a profile in courage. >> the prosecution can now retry the case. menendez says he won't forget those who turned their back on him though during the trial. >> ♪ crucial new video out of tampa. police are now calling this person a person of interest in the case of a serial killer. >> the suspect was caught on camera walking in that area during the most recent deadly shooting in the seminole heights neighborhood. >> notice the -- the hoodie or rain jacket. notice the gait and how they're walking. the phone flip. and how they're nonchalantly just walking. appears to be looking at his phone. it appears to be a light colored jacket. i think that's very misleading. you see it

it now looks a little bit of a color, darker color jacket. same individual. >> investigators believe this suspect may be the same man captured on camera in mid october after three people were gunned down in a two week period. a fourth person was shot and killed on tuesday in that same neighborhood. police believe the suspect may live in the area. to fairfax county now where police are hoping this newly released surveillance video of a jewelry store robbery will lead to arrests. it all happened friday afternoon at the bt jewelers on wilson boulevard in falls church. police say six people distracted the store owner while a seventh person crawled under a counter and stole jewelry and cash from a safe in the back room. a reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest. if you recognize anyone, please call police. >> from falls falls church to a california. one blasts the counter with pepper spray, another pulls out a

display cases. what they don't know is that the case was made of shooter proof glass. oops. eventually they gave up and took off. >> part of the stupid criminals story. >> yeah, yeah. one of many. >> all right. let's check in with sue now, get the latest on our weather out there. 55 degrees. just a basic fall day out there it feels like, sue. >> you know, we actually got a little bit warm. yyou may not have noticed it because it got so windy today. we hit 64 degrees which is a perfect celebration for this our favorite holiday here at fox5, jim lokay's anniversary at the station. congratulations, jim. two years and running. >> haven't been fired yet. >> and they said it wouldn't last. we're glad you're with us and we had nice weather for jim lokay day, don't you think? 62 degrees at dulles. the wind is getting a little bit better but it has been quite noticeable this afternoon and it warmed us up briefly but again, it's kind of hard to tell when it's as strong wind blowing at 20, 25 miles an hour gusting to 30. gaithersburg temperature dropped to 49, winchte

43 degrees. here in the district we're 56 and you're still holding onto that 60-degree reading in fredericksburg, so that's kind of nice to see. but as these wind gusts get lighter in the next few hours, temperatures are going to tumble pretty quickly. still getting a gust of 29 at dulles, 26 at reagan national, 28 at annapolis and sun is down now and in a little while these winds will subside. they're being created by the frontal boundary that came through last night with a little bit of light rain and a little bit of high pressure building in. a bit of a tight pressure gradient blowing those levers around. colder air blowing across the great lakes is depositing a bit of lake effect snow up through central pennsylvania, upstate new york, south of buffalo they're going to get a little snow out of the dear. our skies have cleared so keep an eye on the sky not just tonight but tomorrow night, too, because there is a meteor shower going on, the leonid meteor shower and i think the skies might be pretty good for catching a shooting star later on tonight or tomorrow since there's no moonlight. meanwhile, overnight

chilly side. let's just call it what it is, much colder than last night thankfully. we stayed well above freezing last night since we had some showers coming on through. tonight luckily dry skies because we're headed down to 31 martinsburg winchester, culpeper to the freezing mark, hagerstown about 29 and even frederick dropping to the freezing mark so a cold start on our friday but a sunny start. it looks like it will be a sunny cool day expect it to feel colder than today. winds will be much better, though. and enjoy it because it looks like saturday while we're mild again, we are going to see while the chilly air departing and a system starting to get closer, that's eventually going to bring some rain in our direction. friday looking good, plenty of sunshine temperatures in the upper 40's to low 50's to finish up this work week and the last weekend before the thanksgiving holiday rolls into town. we'll have much more on your seven-day forecast and in particular the timing for that saturday rain coming up with caitlin's seven day a little bit later. jim and sarah back to you. >> thank yo

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last weekend page six said gadot refused to sign onto the sequel unless warning many warns ended its deal. >> do web sites that display prostitution ads help or hurt efforts to stop sex trafficking? that's a focus of a new bill will looks to close what some see as a loophole for supporting sex trafficking. the bill has the support of 47 lawmakers almost half of the senate. they want to remove legal protections for web sites that host prostitution ads. some believe the move could be counterproductive, though. >> twitter making major changes to some accounts. it started stripping verification badge from profiles this week that it has found that "crossed the line." so far at least two badges have been removed including from the account of white

nationalist richard spencer the organizer behind the rally in charlottesville. >> after her son got suspended for school she made him work for others for free. she posted photos of him doing yard work. her son went back to work on tuesday and he says he's working with his teachers to make sure he stays on the right track. i'm sure after that labor, child labor. >> lesson definitely learned there, uh-huh. >> coming up a murder in maryland still unsolved after 37 years. >> new clues that may lead police to the killer. paul wagner is taking a close look at this cold case tonight, paul. >> reporter: hey, guys. the murder of this 17-year-old girl 37 years ago is still unsolved. but charles county cold case detectives think they can solve it. i'll have that story straight ahead. >> and a maryland lawmaker is demanding documents from t.s.a. officials after the agency failed a secur

investigation. brody. >> reporter: here at the supreme court in just a couple of weeks they're going to be hearing on a case that could change the landscape of sports in the united states for years to come. we're going to have more on that coming up. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 5:00. >> the search is on tonight in prince george's county for the people inside of a car that opened fire on another car. this happened just after midnight on walker mill road and old walker mill road in upper marlboro. officers responded to reports of a shooting and while there they got report of another crash. that's where they found two men suffering from injuries related to the crash but then they found another car at that location belie

by the suspects. >> also in prince george's county firefighters will be out checking smoke alarms in temple hills after the fire claimed the lives of two people. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon at a house on lorraine drive. the victims are an elderly woman who was confined to a wheelchair and her son. neighbors tried to rescue them but the smoke and the flames were just too much. no word on if there was a smoke alarm in that house. the cause of the fire still under investigation. >> ♪ take you to charles county where it has been 37 years since the body of debra anne brooks was found stabbed to death along a dirt road. the 17-year-old had been reported missing after she didn't come home from a walk to nearby store. >> tonight her brother is asking for help in a case that went cold a long time ago. paul wagner is live at the scene of the crime. paul. >> reporter: well, jim and sarah, the last time anyone saw deborah anne brooks 17 years old was as she left for that store that you mentioned. she was heading to a nearby people it's drugstore. she was going to fill

prescription. but the only evidence that they had that she had met with foul play was the bag with the prescription inside and blood all over it. that bag was turned over to her brother who then had to show it to his mother. we talked to that brother, paul brooks, earlier today. >> i remember walking into the place where she worked and her looking at me with these sunken eyes saying did you find your sister? and i couldn't say anything. i just handed her the bag. and her heart -- i just saw her heart just sink and she fell to her knees and just started crying. >> reporter: paul brooks was just 16 years old when his sister debra was killed. the family learning just a few days later that her body was found lying face up along this dirt road under a pile of dry wall. she was not sexually assaulted and for years detectives have been trying to learn the motive.

people in recent years, friends, family, acquaintances, anyone who might have known someone who may have had it out for debra and knew not only the brookland neighborhood of northeast but the area along sharpersville road here in charles county. investigators say they have some dna but it is so far not led them to a suspect. >> a lot of times the suspects in these cases are found in the case file and that being said, we have a number of individuals that we're looking at since the case is 37 years old, a lot of individuals involved in this investigation are deceased, a lot of them have moved from the area and again, we're just asking the public's help that we can get that one missing piece of the puzzle that can help bring some justice to debbie's family. >> reporter: this is what's left of sharpersville road. it used to be a major thorofare here but it now is just covered with leaves and trees and the area where she was found dead was still about a quarter mile down

now, charles county investigators would love to get some new tips in this case. if you think you can help them, give charles county crime solvers a call tonight. there is a $10,000 reward. we're live in waldorf, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> in awake of the deadly mass shooting inside of a texas church a group of bipartisan senator trying to strengthen the background system. the bill would require states and agencies to create plans for sending records to the background system. the legislation would also encourage states to provide information by blocking bonus pay for political appointees and agencies that do not give records to the background check system. >> maryland congressman elijah cummings demanding documents from the t.s.a. after a scathe, security report. the report showed the agency's security efforts were not up to standards. an undercover

homeland security found nearly 70 percent of time undercover officers were able to get through t.s.a. checkpoints with mock knives, guns and explosives. under the criticism t.s.a. has spotted more guns and weapons than ever. yesterday t.s.a. officers arrested a 51-year-old southwest airlines pilot carrying a loaded 9-millimeter pistol in his carry on. the official says the pilot didn't have authorization to carry the gun. he was arrested. this is a discovery at dulles all right. t.s.a. agents finding weapons inside one traveler's carry on and at bwi a traveler was caught with this knife disguised as a hair brush. at.s.a. put out this photo showing how someone could turn a laptop in a bomb. what looks like cereal is dynamite. the silver item is the circuit. >> important supreme court case coming up next month that would decide

the u.s. today there was an event held on the hill about what legalized sports gambling could mean for sports in 2018. brody logan joining us now with more on the steps of the supreme court there, brody. >> reporter:. >> reporter: just short of the steps. we had to push off the steps a little bit here at the supreme court. so, let me go back to let you know where sports gambling is in america right now. currently four states, delaware oregon, montana and nevada have the option to have sports gambling but only the state of nevada has sports gambling. well, chris christie as governor of new jersey sued to have the ability for new jersey to have legal sports gambling and this has come all the way to the supreme court. actually there will be arguments heard right here on december 4th which could decide the fate of sports gambling in the united states. it's the case of christie versus the ncaa. obviously the ncaa does not want legalized sports gambling but if this gets passed it

new jersey. in fact, 14 states either are considering legislation or have already passed legislation including maryland to legalize sports gambling once this comes through. so, today at capitol hill, there was an event to inform congressmen and women about what the implications would be if this goes through. >> if new jersey were to prevail and the federal law banning state sponsored sports betting were to be overturned you're going to city a gold rush by as many as 15 to 20 states within several months of the decision being rendered and we could have expansive sports gam gambling across the country before the end of 2018. >> it's very difficult to estimate or characterize how much money is wagered in the u.s. because we have so much of it done in a black-market. the common estimate is $150 billion annually bet so depending on your tax rate and your revenue. i should mention 150 billion is the amount bet. only of that five to

everybody loses every bet obviously. there's a lot of taxable revenue out there that we could bring in under the light into a regulated environment. >> reporter: and that's what is at stake here, hundreds of billions of dollars that can then be taxable revenue. there are some estimates that put it upward of a half a trillion dollars of u.s. money bet in sites overseas. in ounow, let me show you. this is just one list of all of the off shore gambling sites out there. this goes down not 100, not 200, not 300, over 500 different offshore gambling sites were currently they take wagers from u.s. betters. so, if this is passed, this money can be brought back to the united states and taxed as taxable revenue. there are also implications for what happens with the sports, is the integrity of the sports and what to do about that. there are actually laws that need to be put in place and there are basically things put

the bets and see if there is any illegal activity but at 6:30, jim and sarah, we're going to have more on that and talk to some people about how they limit this in case this goes through so that you don't have any impropriety. >> brody thank you. see you then. the house passed what could be an historic tax reform bill today. the vote total 202 to 205. no democrats voted in favor. the house plan is set to cut the corporate tax rate to 20 percent and reduce the individual tax brackets from seven to four. but on the other side in the senate they're debating a different version of the bill that includes a repeal of the obamacare requirement to have health insurance. this could be the first time in 30 years congress has passed tax reform. a controversial sticker is causing a free speech debate. >> f trump and f you for voting for him. >> they're fighting words because now you're challenging a individual. you're focused on that one person because it says f you for voting for

>> strong words there. hear what the law -- what law the county sheriff says the truck owners are violating the response to that claim. >> and a dognapper caught in the act. how this dog was stolen and how she made her way back home. caitlin. >> jim, temperatures got to 64 today here in d.c. it was pretty mild but that chilly air is rushing on in. 56 now in d.c. but the wind it feels even cooler. 38 in pit burg, 37 in columbus. that's some temperatures we can look forward to tomorrow morning. colder air on the way for your friday. i'll have the details in your seven-day forecast after the break. >> ♪ >> ♪♪

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i don't see why he wants -- and building a wall. >> that couple you just heard from in texas is showing their dislike for the president in a very public way and now it's causing some controversy. karen and mike posted their sticker on the back of their truck. the message says right there, f trump and f you for voting for him. the sheriff posted a message on facebook claiming he has received complaints about the decal saying that there may be grounds to pursue a disorderly conduct charge against the couple for violating a texas statute that bans language that tends to insight an immediate breach of the peace. >> fighting words because now you're challenging an individual. you're focused on that one person 'cause it says and f you for voting for him. and that person gets offended and all of a sudden screaming and yelling, then the sheriff's office or the local police get called. now you have a breach of the peace. >> they show me under law that says i have to take it off, it's staying up there. >> the aclu getti

saying the sheriff is overstepping his bounds. as for the couple, they say they have no plans to take the decal down. >> people are lining up at a place called munch's burger shack in tokyo to get a taste of the same cheeseburger president trump ate during his visit last week. it includes cole slaw and fries. i think it has kobe or some fancy cheese on it. it sells for ¥1,400 which is about $12 which certainly to no extent is what you would pay for a burg burger over at e trump hotel. >> i don't think kobe is that fancy. >> yeah, kobe chack jack cheeseburger. >> it's very hard to not do a burger right. >> that's true. >> meat, cheese, bread, done. i'm a simple man with simple tastes it's kind of hard to find burgers under $12. >> i'm assuming that the not kobe beef. >> there are a lot ofay

price tag for just a simple burger you're right about that. >> it's comfort food and that's what i have been craving with this weather recently. >> it does make you want to hunker down. >> apparently it was kind of nice out. >> it was for a brief period of time we got the sunshine before it got gusty. temperatures were in the low to mid 60's. we've had a cool stretch for sure but now the cooler air behind the front that came through earlier this morning is rising so those winds have been picking up temperatures dropping pretty steadily. maybe you haven't been outside in the past couple hours. it feels chillier like it's getting colder like something is brewing out there. temperature changes are coming and it will be a colder night than last night as we take a live look at the capitol dome. weather headlines as we get into tonight, breezy and colder so expect temperatures for many of our suburban spots to start off friday around freezing. cold at the bus stop but it will turn into a beautiful late fall afternoon with a lot of sunshine and less

it's crisp but it will be very nice. showers are still expected to arrive late on saturday. i wouldn't cancel any outdoor plans. it actually looks like most of the day is dry. the rain comes in in the evening. and then colder air will be sweeping in throughout the day on sunday which will feature increasing wind and falling temperatures. it will also feature shorter amounts of daylight because we are still losing daylight and looking into tomorrow, sun rising at 6:53 a.m. but we are now well below the 5:00 p.m. hour for sunset. 4:42 p.m. we're officially beginning tomorrow seeing less than 10 hours of daylight and this will continue until the first day of winter. the winter solstice on december 21st so over a month to go. 56 in d.c., 51 baltimore. look at those falling temperatures north and west where we're 49 in gaithersburg, 46 in westminster, 46 in martinsburg and 46 in hagerstown. so, yeah, getting cool pretty quickly this evening. thanks in part to that northwest wind which is gusting over 25 miles an hour in so many spots, 26 miles an hour gusts there in

washington, 28 in annapolis. you can see the cold weather fifeel off towards our north. we have rain and snow showers towards upstate pennsylvania and new york. you get some of those rain and snow showers off the lakes it's actually been pretty clear here, not even cloud cover has -- at least not much of it has made it into d.c. fox futurecast shows we remain generally clear overnight. high pressure will be building in and that's a setup for cold temperatures tomorrow morning. take a look at friday, nothing& to see because we've got nothing but sunshine. it will be a bright and beautiful morning and afternoon. here's your planning forecast for friday, last day of the work week and maybe signaling the beginning of thanksgiving vacation for some of you. 40 degrees at the bus stop tomorrow morning, 48 at the lunch hour, 53, that will be our daytime here in d.c. again with some sunshine. here's the setup as we go into the weekend 'cause things do look a little changeable. this time of year weather systems just race across the country. this one is no exception. we have the warm front towards our north, the cold front

day. southerly winds will once again boost those temperatures close to or maybe slightly above 60 with a breeze. a lot like today but probably more cloud cover than today on saturday. we'll probably see our best chance for rain showers during the evening overnight hours. that will exit with a lingering shower sunday morning and then into the afternoon falling temperatures becoming chilly and breezy so that will definitely be a changeable one where it's milder in the morning and then chillier later on in the afternoon. 60 degrees with a spotty shower during the day saturday, breezy with that rain coming through overnight falling temperatures so beginning the day at 55 but we'll probably end the day at like 45 because then into monday morning we fall close to freezing. seven-day forecast, 53 sunny and cool tomorrow. more clouds and breezy on saturday but again, not a washout. a morning shower is possible sunday before we see those falling temperatures and then monday is beautiful but brisk. high of just 48. travel weather looking good tuesday, wednesday and a little bit milder, too, and then thanksgiving the early call, this would b

mostly sunny skies, dry out there with a high temperature of 50, so you know, it's nice and cool enough that it still feels like thanksgiving weather but it should be a nice day with some of that sunshine out there. that's the way it looks right now. jim and sarah. >> thank you caitlin. caught on camera a thief steals a woman's dog. we'll show you how the dog owner is that responding to the video. >> he had a dance party of his own on the highway but it came to an end when police released their k-9. that story next. >> release the hounds. >> ♪ se the hounds. >> ♪♪

there was an old woman who lived in a shoe. she had so many children she had to buy lots of groceries. while she was shopping for organic fruits and veggies, burglars broke into her shoe. they stole her kids' mountain bikes and tablets along with her new juice press. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped her with homeowners insurance. she got full replacement on the stolen goods and started a mountain bike juice delivery service. call geico and see how affordable homeowners insurance can be. >> ♪ >> in california a stolen puppy has been reunited with its owner thanks to social media and a good samaritan. >> surveillance video captured a man boarding a bus with a dog in his hands. he apparently stole the pup from the

nearby. she put up lost dogs posters on line. a tourist contacted her and described the dog. >> the german tourist who saw her pick him up and confronted him. before he got on the bus he said that's not your dog and you can't take it. he said well it's my dog now. there were over 10,000 people on social media on craigslist on facebook, on lost pets that were, you know, really instrumental in helping getting her back home. >> five days later the dog thief returned the puppy. he denied stealing it and said he found the dog a few blocks away. i'm sure the honer just happy to have the dog home. >> that's true. this guy gives a new meaning to busting a move. police in texas say 45-year-old darrious brown started dancing while they were trying to arrest him. police say brown led them on a chase after they tried to pull him over. at first he refused to get out of the car but once he did he started his own little dance party before police handcuffed him. all right. but apparently the dog went after him.

>> right. the police k-9 came in and there you have it. >> saved the day. >> a woman is caught on camera here climbing through a drive through window and stealing. that maryland woman who they called the hamburglar arrested for breaking into a mcdonald's in howard county. jessica cross is now facing charges for burglary and theft. she first tried to place an order but here's the thing, the place was closed. moments later she broke into the mcdonald's through the drive through window stole some cash, a purse, food and happy meal toys and then took off. cross finally turned herself into police this morning. >> a rare painting by leonardo da vinci sold for $450 million. it shows jesus christ in blue and crimson robes holding a crystal orb. experts in the art world believe the painting is more than 500 years old and one of just a few by da vinci that still exist centuries after this death now. until yesterday the highest price paid for a work of art at auction was just $180 million. >> that's nothing. >> nothing. an anonymous person placed

wow. up next, six people killed in a plane crash but miraculously one person survived. >> how a three-year-old girl traveling without her parents managed to make it out alive. >> ♪

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>> tmz reporting cult leader charles manson is in the hospital tonight and it's just a matter of time apparently they say before he passes. he is said to be seriously ill and his condition reportedly deteriorating. manson was the mastermind behind seven murders and has been in prison for decades. he's 83 years old. >> a three-year-old girl is the sole survi

crash in eastern russia. turbo prop plain crashed while trying to land. two crew members and four passengers died but that little girl survived. she suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. the regional governor says the girl's parents were not on the flight. she was apparently on her way to visit her grandmother. she was accompanied by a teacher. an investigation has been launched into that crash. >> amazing. >> what are the chances. >> i know. you just never know. world works in mysterious ways. >> really does. >> new revelations of sexual misconduct. >> that's what's coming up at 6:00 here's fitz. >> reporter: no joke. former comedian and current u.s. democratic senator al franken facing sexual harassment allegations. >> the murder of this 17-year-old girl is now 37 years old. but cold case detectives think they can solve it. >> a teacher has been placed on leave, a full investigation is under way out of fairfax county school after this tweet is sent out. it

>> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at at 6:00. >> we begin with another allegation of sexual misconduct, this time against democratic senator al franken. >> talk show host and model leann tweeden indicates franken groped her and kissed her without her consent. fox5's tom fitzgerald is live on the hill tonight with reaction. hey, fitz. >> reporter: sean, tony, good evening. understand, we use the word bombshell up here on capitol hill all the time. this news today, though, really was. and it was not just because of the things that leann tweeden said today about senator al franken. we want you to look at something. we want you to look at this photograph. this is a photograph that leann tweeden put out today. it is a photograph she says that was taken without her consent without her knowledge while she was asleep

you see there, it is a picture of al franken placing his hands over leann tweeden's chest while she was asleep. she says she only saw this picture when she went back through the pictures in the camera, found out about it later and about this incident that she says where al franken groped her and kissed her, she said that took place during a uso trip. it was a skit that franken had written, a skit when he said involved a kiss, one that she had to act out with him in a rehearsal. she resisted. she says this is what took place. >> he just put his hand on the back of my head and he mashed his face against -- i mean, it happened so fast and he just mashed his -- his lips against my face and he stuck his tongue in my mouth so fast and all i could remember is that his lips were really wet and it was slimy and in my mind i called him fish lips the rest of the trip 'cause that's just what it reminded me of. i don't know