this complaint says she was fired from connor's staff because she refused his constant sexual harassment efforts. now, this stories was first broke by buzz feed late last night. their reporter, paul mack cloud is telling fox5 tonight a look at at the legal documents on this case shows numerous other women show similar stories about the long time lawmaker. there were other employees who essentially corroborated her statements and people were say ing that they were saying mr. \con\{con^}ier's touching female staffers inappropriate, rubbing their backs or their leg s even in front of people which some of these women said was humiliating and demeaning. it turns out that is only part ofhe

in disee detroit has fouled he was the target of a federal suit in us district court. we are not revealing that woman's name, but buzz feed does tell fox5 tonight that the target in that suit is a different woman than the subject of their story. in that allegation buzz feed reviewed off the statements and affidavits against cnier. one of the job was to queep a list he was assumed of having affairs with and call him at his request , if necessary and then use congressional funds to get them to his hotel. for his part reached at his home today in michigan, connors initially told the associated press he didn't remember anything about these settlements. later on, though, there was a statement. in that statement connors denied any wrongdoing, said that he did settle these cases, but settled them he says because he wanted to avoid a long

fight; his legal claim that he didn't know anything about this for some doesn't pass the smell touch. the reason, buzz feed's paul mack cloud will tell you that the own system set up by congress to deal with these sexual harassment claims would mean that a member of congress would hive to know about it before they could agree toette s l the case. however, this one did go far enough that he would have been aware. we were told that his chief of staff was in the settlement meetings representing him and he subsequently put out a statement today saying that he was confus ed and that yes, i did settle this. however, he is maintaining his innocence. now, tonight paul ryan, the speaker of the house says in a statement that these questions about connors are quote, extremely troubling. democratic leader nancy pelosi claims she didn't know anything about these settlements. the house ethics committee tonight announcing that they have launched an

john connors says he will fully cooperate. reporting from capital hill, tom fitzgerald. >> and just a short time ago, president trump formally addressed the sexual misconduct allegations against republican alabama senate candidate roy moore. the president spoke to lawmakers, the president says \he\e backs moore. he discount ed the allegations against him and he i sas elect ing moore is better than electing a democrat. he totally denies it. he says it didn't happen. i can tell you one thing for sure, we don't need a liberal person in there, a democrat. i've looked at his record, it's terrible on crime. it's terrible on the border. >> the president says he will a noun next week whether he will campaign for moore. six women have accused of pursuing relationships with them when he

assistant district. more fall out, news man charley rose now out of a job. both cbs and bs fired him today after ate women came aforward and aqueued him of sexual miss. the women told their their stories to the washington post. rose served as could he-and chor and he contributed to 60 minutes. >> minnesota senatorial fraken getting support from some of his former colleagues at satellite night live. three dwus women have signed a letter supporting frak ebb. he was a writer, producer and performer on the show for 20 years. the letter says none of the women experienced inappropriate behavior while working with frak en, but two men who did not work on the show have accused fraken of sexual misconduct. new tonight, a crack down on discipline in the district. one d.c. council member wants to limit the ability of school members to

students. there are too many suspensions and he thinks all this is hurting more than helping. matt ackland with more on this story tonight. >>reporter: council member david grasso believes there are simply too many suspects. in fact, he told us about 10,000 a year. under this new plan it will greatly reduce the number of suspensions annex pulingses, but already a lot of people are speaking out against t this. let's show you some of the members now. it prohibits suspension annex pulings from pre-k to eight grade unless in cases of physical or emotional harm. high schools can suspend, but under this law not for. that includes shouting profanity at teachers and also incidents that happen off campus. it also limits expulsion for cases that involve physical and emotional injury and order schools to continue educational efforts while the student

first we want you to hear from david grasso followed by an organization that represents charter schools. the reality is know that he with you get suspended you're more likely to be suspended again in the future . we also know that you're more likely to run into trouble with the law and end up even in jail at some point and not graduate from high school. all of the negative indicators. no school wants to kick a kid out of school. however, there are certain circumstances where that's necessary for the safety of all the chipped children in the school and the aduments who are trying to educate them. >> council member grasso is really known for raising issues that race a lot of i brows and are considered controversial. this one is getting a lot of talk today. you might remember it wasn't long ago when david grasso introduced legislation to decriminal ice prosecution in the district of district of columbia and a couple of years ago he talked

away from police officers. that was just a suggestion. it was not legislation. now, when it comes to this punishment propos ed legislation it goes to a public hearing in january and you can expect a lot of back and forth on this issue. in particular, the first public meeting on this is in january. live at wilson high school tonight, matt ackland, fox5 local news. all right. we're on that press piss outside where do you wear the jacket or do you not wear the jacket. today for a while you get away with it. yeah, i didn't wear one. but if you got somewhere where there was no sun, a little bit of a breeze, it was a little bit cool . for this time of year, not bad. >> it could be worse and eventually it's going to be a little bit cooler, but today not bad at all. we're getting a pass on big winds. we had a little bit of a mild flow throughout part of this afternoon, but if you're heading out tonight i would

take a jacket with you annual re likely find it quite handy tomorrow as we're going to be a little bit cooler. all things considered still a pretty quiet weather pattern. i want to show you the whole country because many of you are planning to take osm there's in the a lot. the corners have a little bit of action up the north pacific northwest up towards florida. a little bit of snow across illinois and indiana that is heading in our direction and it's going to cross here later tonight. a mix of sun and clouds this evening, but as the sun goes down it will get a little chillier, but guess what it's 61-degrees right now. for d.c. this time of year that is mild. boston 53, not bad at all . columbus 52, detroit 45, chicago 45. there's the leading edge of that keerl air and that's lining up nicely where you saw the a little bit of light rain and snow. a closer look at local temperatures, 55 for frederick and martins

winchester 54 and annapolis coming in at 57-degrees. so i wanted to show you the futurecast and this is going to take you through part of wednesday. i'm assuming if you're still watching right now you're either taking of off later tonight or tomorrow. i wanted to give you epa idea that as we head closer to the overnight hours and we see the frontal boundary coming it will be around midnight that we see a few showers. look down south eastern north carolina. there's a bit more rain as an area of low pressure is trying to come up the coast. enhance our area closer to the morning, just a little. down toward the norfolk area the rain may be a little bit heavier. that is going to bring rain to the coastal areas, ocean city to new york up to boston you're going to have some rain tomorrow as well. by 5:00 we're already seeing those clearing skies return right back into our area. so just to give you an idea, the wednesday travel

control, but locally here behind the front it gets a little bit gusty tomorrow with winds of 20 to 30 miles an hour. generally by the time we get to eight, 9:00 most rain has moved well east of our era. we'll talk about weather for the turkey trot, black friday shopping all coming up a little bit later. jim, sarah. thank you, sue. we're going to get you some breaking news right now and this affects 57 million people right now. this is just being report ed by bloomberg, a massive hack affecting passengers and drivers at uber. apparently a cyber attack last year claimed the addresses, names and e-mails of 350 million uber riders around the worbled in addition to drivers and here's the catch apparently the company kept it under wraps reportedly according to bloomberg they paid hackers $100,000 to delete the data and keep this i adequate. this has been out for about a year. this is just coming to lievment 57 million people affecting by hack by way of uber and you can imagine this ill with be a

ve you posted. they're saying the chief security officer of uber was also let go to this due to this week. obviously this is traveling story. we'll stay on it. the video was shocking. now the officer who the shot into a car full of teenagers four years ago is handed down a prison sentence. how long he'll have to serve. a string of bold break-ins using garage door openers. who police have arrest ed for vandalizing several virginia homes while they slept you you know what they call this ? they call this terrible traffic tuesday and so what better thing than to do than get out on the roads and see how long it would take us go from the station in northwest down i 95 south. we've just made it to the beltway. look, we've been -- can you see that? twenty-two minutes or so just to get to the beltway and the beltway right now looks awful. we'll be back with another terrible tuesday traffic report comi

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franken. new tonight, a veteran police officer from chicago found out his punishment today for shooting into a car filled with black teenagers, a judge sentenced marco per ron oh to five years in prison. he is the first officer in chicago to face job related sentencing in 15 years. he violated the civil

rights of the people when he fired into their vehicle. two of the teens were wounded but they have since recovered from their injuries. while searching for nearly four days police caught the man suspected of killing a rookie police officer outside of chicago. police ar rested 29 year old holt in pittsburgh. he's accused of gun ning down brian shoder at a traffic stop. he was arrested on sunday. at a press conference police say holt fired six shots at officer holts who was wearing a bullet proof vest we're very thankful that he was taken into custody and nobodies else was injured. we're also feeling extensive relief for the city of kensington because i know they've been on high alert and on edge for the past several days. and hopefully this gives them a little bit of relief this is coming to an end. grief counselors will be available to police and personnel and

funeral services for officer shaw will be held tomorrow. to tampa now where the massive man hunt for a possible serial killer ramps up. the reward is up to $110,000 which is the largest reward in the history of tampa police. crime stop ers received more than a thousand tips since they started back in early october. they had an un identified man who appeared on surveillance video near two of the four scenes is now a suspect . they believe the killer lives in the area. meanwhile an he mow eation l ceremony at george washington university hospital in the district. a half dozen tram a patients from earlier this year were reunwhy ited with their first responders, nurses and caregivers. it's an annual tradition at the hospital and one of those recognized was matt micah the lobbyist shot in the capital hill baseball practice back in june. he says he sti

feeling in one hand. he's doing lots of physical therapy and has many to thank for his recovery including david bailey and crystal grinder. agent grinder fell on top of me. when the paramedics got me in i was talk ing to them and at the same time i was talking to my mom who unfortunately passed away ten years ago. she was there with me that day. she was my guardian angle. meek a says officers grinder and bailey are his heros for saving his and others' lives on that practice field that day. firefighters battling a massive fire. thick flames and flames are seen coming out of the building. where this is happening next. a woman appears to pay for items at a store but then she attacks the clerk. all it all ended coming up. if you have a story idea call fox5 at 202-895-3000 or you can e-mail

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i would say we've gotten about six miles guy, in 35 minutes. just so you know we plugged in when we left the station into fredericksburg and it says right now we're still an hour and 16 minute pes a away from fredericksburg. but it keeps updating and i would imagine that it's just going to get longer and

it might not be possible to get to fredericksburg this evening. but we're going to try. we may not see you until the weekend if that's the case by the time you make your way back at the end of your shift. i'll be home in time for turkey. boston market is open for thanksgiving if you guys need to stop and have your dinner there. >> we'll check in with you in a >> coming up, a criminal is using a very unique disgissments a robber in loudon county who targets two establishments, wait until you see what he's wearing and what he demanded during the heists. hey, yim, will a small protest is gathered outside the white house. they're talking about the most recent decision out of the trump administration who will affect immigrants. we'll tell you who it affects now. >> looking how race plays

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>> this is fox5 local news at five. here's a look at your headlines right now, the teenager suspected of hooting a ballou high school student is now under arrest. eighteen year old jer rel strowd is accused of shooting a 17 year old boy in the stomach earlier this movement it happened in the 3200 block of fourth street southeast . the victim got into an argument with the suspect. right before that shooting strowd now faces charges with an assault with an intent to kill. the. his name is sean mcmahon. he's now facing charges for robbery and attempted at

attempt ted robbery happened at a rite aid. the pharmacist rob ber handed the farnl cyst a note. the same man robbed a cvs store and was busted ats a traffic stop. a virginia man is under arrest for stealing garage door openers and then using them forgetting into homes. the sheriff's office says he commit ted 11 burglaries in loudon county between november october 13 and november 1. many of this it happened while the people were sleeping. firefighters worked to put out the blames. no injuries have been reported and they still don't know how the whole thing started. big story today, the trump administration pushing forward with another effort to change immigration status on the ground for many in the us. this time it affects haitian immigrants who were granted temporary protected

in 2010. fox5 political report er ron a clearly is live at the white house with more on this big announcements. what are folks saying out there. >>reporter: a small protest has gathered out here, but before we speak to some of the people involved in this i want want to give our viewers a little bit about what happened. we take you you back to 2010, the earth quick throbbinged haiti. it became apparent that would take the nation years to rebuild. they grant people in dire situations from other quuptries what's called temporary protect ed status and haze ands were granted that here in the united states during the time it would take haiti to rebuild. i want to take you inside what the administration announced today and yesterday that would change that for those haitians receiving temporary protected status. the deadline is july 21 , 2019. the administration said that they gave an 18-month timeline that would

transition for those hate ands here in the united states to go back home. it's been reported that there are nearly 6,306,000 haitians who received tps here in the united states. as for children of tps recipients. if you had a child here, they are citizens sense, but those parents who are here under tps would be required to leave under this new policy or announcements , if you will, from the administration. now recipients of tps they are allow to apply for other status, though, at this time and during this transition. other immigrant benefits that they may be independently eligible for outside of tps. now the administration they release a statement when this announcement was made, they say that the decision to terminate tps for haiti was made after a review of the conditions upon it with country's original designations were based. now,

secretary duke determined that those extraordinary, but temporary conditions caused by the 2010 earthquake no longer exists. so the administration is basically saying those conditions that were caused by the earthquake are no longer there. so i want to introduce you to jonathan here. jonathan, you helped organize this protest and i know you are -- your here actually as a dock a recipient, not as a tps recipient, but those are all temporary immigration programs that exist in the united states. uf ' spoken to tps recipients, what's their reaction to this announcement that you can share with viewers. >> first of all thank you so much for being here. i think our folks are heartbroken. they're greatful that they have an opportunity to have 18 more months to fight. >> because they were pushing for that 18-month extension. >> yes, they got that 18 month. but they got it with a plan to end the program at the end. we wanted to be able to fortify something that actually -- it's not able -- that it's able to beat the

right, and you as a dreamer, tps -- there are fps resill ingredients in this country from other country as well. these are temporary programs for people in this country. you've talked to people in this crowd tonight about solutions, things they like to see. what are idea s that you guys are bringing forth tonight. if people disagree with this decision from the administration? >> i think what is really important to remember that the system is broken. the system doesn't people to apply for legal permanent rest betweens status so we're pushing bills that would fortify that protection, forth if i a path for people to become documented in the way that they want to be thank you for sharing with us a little of your story and experience with us. >> thank, ronica, as president trump prepares to celebrate thanksgiving at mare lag oh in florida, protestors who are set to protest that very same status . homeland security says

and they do hope to extend the program one last time to july of 25019. hash varied university is on fire for its affirmative action policies. the justice department is hoping to sue them to turn over documents. it's part of a doj on whether harvard 's admission policies violates civil right policies. it alleges harvard intentionally . against aises and. >> the lawsuit is still pending we could soon see the net neutrality from blocking or slowing down access to certain kinds of content. earlier today the fed head of fcc aunderstand north koreaed the commission will vote next month to rescind net neutrality, interest nate buyers but nancy pelosi believes that that fcc decision could hurt consumers. president trump carrying on a time

with first lady melania trump and their son at ther side, the president used his pardon power to spare the life of drum stick and wish bone. although drum stick was able to make it to today's ceremony. drum sticky think is going to be very happy i'm pleased to report that unlike millions of other turkeys at this time of the year drum stick has a very, very bright future ahead of him. inquiring minds want to know where is wish bone. wish bone was the alternate. but they usually have both have them there. who knows. >> i'm concerned about wish bone 's well-being. >> find wish bone. did wish bone end up on somebody's table i'm just concerned for wish bone . the tush can is by the way they are fl minnesota, they're about 20 weeks old and they're going to live their days out at virginia tech university hopefully wish bone and drum stick will reunite at

tech. >> coming up, thanks giving advice from the girl scouts. why the organization is warning parents not to force their daughters or their kids to hug relatives during the holidays. and your child may be able to unlock your iphone ten with one look. how your new iphone information can compromise people who look just like you. a beautiful afternoon out there nice and warm, too. high temperatures today 62 at dulles, 62 at reagan, excuse me. 630 at dulles, 61 the at bwi and that's above normal. mid 50s is what we usually go for in the second half of november. briefly mild, colder air is on the move. it will be arriving here this time tomorrow. i'll show you the set up, the as we take a look at tomorrow, wednesday, the day before thanksgiving. your fox5 news return right after this.

>> a little generosity to pass a long today, giant delivered a thousand turkeys to the capital area food bank in northeast d.c that makes for a total of 3500 birds that giant is donating for thank giving. it will help it further its goal of a turkey the every table. it works to solve \hung\hunker and its companion problemsment as families gather ed together for the holiday week, the girl scouts of america have release a new recommendation for parents. it says they should not tell their daughters to give relatives a hug or a kiss. the scouts say ing it's best to let children depend for determines when and how to set affection. it could help them set boundaries for when they get colder. i don't disagree with that. it is good an idea like this. set some boundaries, maybe give them a high five i think they

fist bump grandpa. can we abide these boundary setting rules, too. all the time. we all need them sometimes during the holidays. >> let's talk about -- we saw gary out on the roads. >> yeah. at least the weather it's not going to impact the travel right now? a. totally not. the weather is as easy as it gets. if you're traveling tonight, first thing tomorrow morning even into tomorrow night we shouldn't have any problems. >> the only thing of course. it's never that cut and dry. tomorrow morning showers will move through our area overnight they might get enhanced through the east. if your travel plans take you towards delaware,or even up into south jersey you could be encountering some rain on that dwrief if you're going tomorrow morning. i know sue showed that futurecast in the beginning of the show will ' continue to bring that for you all night showing from boston down through really philadelphia there is a period of time tomorrow morning where they could briefly have some heavy rains and

delays in the air and on the roads. for us, the showers are quick moving. the front doesn't get enhanced until it passes us you'll wake up to some gustier winds, but also some sunshine by the time you wake up. temperatures will be falling ushering in the colder air. it looks live nice, but it will be chilly. the same can be said as we move into black mri it will be cold out there. temperatures outside right now it's been so nice and mild this afternoon. 616 in d.c. fifty-seven in baltimore, 357 in annapolis, 52 up in winchester and even the mountains getting into the mid 50s here. nice and pleasant 55 in martinsburg, 52 in winchester . this is out ahead of a front which looks pretty benign, a narrow band. looking at a few snow makes mixing in there. as it moves eastward it's going to cross over our area and it will be enhanced just as it crosses the coast and

that's why like places like atlantic city could see a brief period of rain. clear skies all day has allow easy travel through the newark and new york airports, philadelphia, baltimore, dulles and even out towards pittsburgh and cleveland . showers are along a cold front which will allow the colder air to return. winds increase, temperatures fall tomorrow, the sun will come out tomorrow. with high pressure overhead on thanksgiving day. i don't think we have as much wind , but it's very chilly. only make it into the upper 40s in washington and of course it gets a little bit colder the further north that you go. for wednesday, the day before the holiday, 51-degrees with possibly a morning shower towards our east when you first wake up quickly giving some way to some sunshine. fifty-three earlier in the day. travel weather across the country, this is for thanksgiving day, showers across the pacific northwest mainly very quiet across the subsequent recall part of the country and then just a

down near florida of course where it will be warm, chillry and dry all across the northeast and warm weather down in loss angels where i believe they've been having some heat late limit it looks good for thanksgiving here, 48-degrees with just a few clouds. if you're going to be out at fed ex redskins playing at home on thanksgiving night. bundle up. this is a cold one. forty-two at kickoff at eight:3h temperatures falling into the 30 s before the game is over. fifty-three tomorrow but that's an early high temperature and with the wind it will feel cooler in the afnl. thirty-two is the morning temperature. you need the winter jackets as you head out. we're still a little cool on friday afternoon, but it's nice, a spotty shower possible saturday. sunday looks chilly, but next week doesn't look as cold as we originally thought it would be. 350 by monday, near 60 by this time next tuesday and we'll be in the last days of november then. that's the way it

and jim, back to you. >> we have some breaking news we need to tell you about. a teenage male shot in northwest d.c. in is just blocks away from dunbar high school. evan lambert live with the details. >>reporter: i just got from a source that that victim is a student of disun bar high school . i want to step out of the way so you can see what's going on here. several officers there you can see and several squad cars lined up on this block. this is n street northwest at hanover place northwest where d.c. police say that around three:40 there was a shooting, a teenage boy shot at the time he was reported to be conscious and breathing they also say that this was a non- life trenting injury. this coming about two weeks after ballou high school student was shot back on november 9. that was a life threatening shooting and we understand just today an 18 year old was arrested and charged in that case back. back here, though, this shooting there is no information about any

boy, dunbar high school student is being treated for non life threatening injuries and again no word, no information on a suspect at this time. live in north werks evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> on the way, a tweet about tan ning for the national anthem is getting some attention in virginia. paul wagner is on that story for us. paul. >>reporter: jim and sarah, the president of the prince william county school board says it's okay for students to sit during the national anthem for or the plejt of allegiance. we'll tell you why coming up after the break. break.

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fox5's paul wagner is live in gainesville with more on this story. paul. >>reporter: guys, there's a tweet out here in gainesville that's gaining a loft attention and it comes from the president of the prince william county school board. his name is ryan sair. he is a democrat. he was elected last year. he says he was very upset with president trump for putting out a tweet about marshan lynch and lynch should not be continuing to play in the envelope nfl after he re fused to stand for the national anthem in a game last week. after he saw that tweet he decided to put out a tweet of his own. let's show you that tweet now it says attention pwc s or prince william school students and staff you're not required to stand for the national anthem or pledge. there will be no action taken against you for choosing to not stand or participate. he went onto say our president is a bona fide idiot, but you are safe i

pwc s. now, just for some clarification here it's been in the student handbook for some years now that you're not required to stand for the pledge of allegiance or the national anthem so he's just stating what's already been in writing for students for sometime. we talked with him just a little while ago. let's play you what he had to say about why he put that tweet out. i didn't put it out. i certainly may have raised an el vision investigation with my tweet which i certainly didn't think it was going to get the attention it did. this is established by not too be too hyperbolic here, but this is established by the constitution and the supreme court ruling. this is something that is established in the first amendment to the constitution, something that i take a lot of pride in. and so, no, students, football players, everyone has a right to certainly a p

demonstration of their first amendment rights and i think it is important that our employees and students know that. >> sair says that the plefntle allegiance is said n inside principles prince william schools and the national anthem is played at sporting events. he's not too concerned that this tweet will lead to more students go ahead and taking a knee during the national anthem or sitting during the pledges of allegiance, as far as mr. sair is concerned. we should mention that he is also running for congress out here in northern virginia and yes, if you looked at the tweet very closely there was a grammaticallerror. it's something he regrets. we're live in gainesville, paul wagner , fox5 local news. >> the tuesday night before thanksgiving, it is one of the busiest times in the d.c. area in head of the weekend. gary mcgrady started in northwest going down 95. it took you forever to get to the beltway. fill us in. he

foot yet? >>reporter: it's not been all that bad. just so you you know we're still traveling south on the beltway. we're approaching gallos road. we just went under 50. we've been in the car from the station an hour and four minutes. we're still not even to 95 south yet. if we're look ing forward, the lanes to the left, those are the hot lanes. now we're not rich people. so we wanted to do this the right way. you know what, jim and sarah, if you get out on the hot lane right before tie sons and take it down to 935 would either of you care to guess how much you had to pay to do that? >> six dollars. >> i'm going to say 7.50. let's go 21.30. are you serious? >> that's right. >> we couldn't get you some money from petty cash to put you in those lanes? >> we're doing this like the common man. >> i

just gets you to 95. if you get on the hot lanes again from 95 and take them down to stafford, which is an incredible joke point i don't know how much it will cost you. we'll probably see in just a few minutes if we ever get to 935 on the beltway. i can't believe people actually in the lanes are paying the 21 bucks. we're going by price is right rules so i win. is that what it's all about? are we competing with everything now? >> i was closer. it's about the coman man. we're concerned about the peopleon the road and gary is there. >> there he is. i'm clearly not the winner. >> that's all right. no, you're not. >> thank you, gary. coming up here, on the news at five, a man being buried alive. the message he says he's trying to send from the grave in hopes of saving other lives. as we head to break your child may be unabl

new iphone ten with just one looks. a new york family claims he used facial recognition. it worked because they apparently look so much. support recommends using a pass code having to punch in a code if you're boreyed about look alignings. why did we do this in the first place? just asking . we're back after this.

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>> this is a violent robbery that was caught on tape in organ . the woman walked into a convenience store in portland, appeared she was going to pay for her items, but moments later she is behind the counter. she gins to slam the querk's head into some items. she eventually leaves. as the woman was walk ing out she apologized to the clerk for robbing the place how nice. you're

>> a florida man is trying to persuade people to not do drugs and he's bringing that message home in a very unusual way, by speaking to people from the grave. john edwards says he chose to be buried alive hoping his message gets through to people. edwards is a recovering attic. easy currently living in a box that is three feet high, three feet tall and ate feet long. he has been clean for 30 years. he hopes by speaking from the grave so to speak he can help others prevent an early death. he'll be spending three days. a very elaborate system, tubes, helping him sustain life very dramatic. >> your news is far from over. here's what we have for you coming up on fox5 news at six. the longest serving democrat in congress, 88 year old john con yers paid thousands to settlement sexual harassment exclamation. a politician's tweet about stunt

getting a lot of attention here in prince william county. i'll have the story straight ahead. matt, changing the way d.c. leaders discipline students. it's the focus of a new proposed legislation. we're going to gin tonight with breaking news. if you are an uber customer, listen up a massive hack crow myselfed the data of some 57 million uber customers. according to bloomberg news the breach happened last october. it included the names, e-mail addresses and phone numbers of uber drivers worldwide. they also accessed the drivers. uber paid those hackers $100,000 to keep quiet. we've learned a top company executive has since been fired. we'll have much more on that coming up for you later today. to the latest