students >> some parents brought their concerns to the administration's attention, and that's where it takes a turn. fox 5 tisha lewis in manassas live with the story. >> reporter: jim and sarah, the he incident apparently happened at park side middle school. this is a talker, nonetheless and so far it appears that prince william's county schools is defending the teacher who used the racial slur during class, during classroom instruction, in front of a classroom full of students. take a listen. she came in and she did i'm not going to read that book. it talks about: >> i'm like give the book a chance because in the 1950's, the word -- did mean what it means today. the white people most of the time

and they're not going to say well, when all the -- come, we'll be more culturally sensitive. i'm using the word because it's so loaded. >> reporter: appears the teacher was at least recorded using the n word at least three times, this video was posted to youtube. prince william's county school district said the incident happened last school year about six months ago but fox 5 was contacted and they say the incident happened just three weeks ago. either way, the teacher is heard on camera using the n word multiple times, students are reacting, one students saying he's telling. students are recording the lesson being taught is apparently how impactful the racial slur can be, a prince william's county spokesperson said the video is of her's edited and the clips fail

reveal that the teacher was seeking to demonstrate to students the power of he certain words. now, here's statement from the school district that goes on to say, the teacher had observed the students behaving inappropriately and was attempting to wake them up to the impact of a single word that people use to ignore. she did not intend to hurt or harass, but to educate, the video was brought to the attention of the principal earlier this year and made it clear that it would have been preferable to teach the lesson without uttering the word. the school district would not disclose if the teacher involved in this incident faced any disciplinary action citing their personnel privacy, code, what we are being told by the teacher who brought this to our attention is that the students, who videotaped the teacher using the n word, did face disciplinary action. tisha lewis fox 5 local news.

another fairfax county school aide is charged with a boy who autism. lee is the third fairfax county school employee to be charged with assaulting a child who has autism this week. days ago. a school bus driver and an aide were charged with the same crime. a top aide to roy moore has resigned. john rogers confirmed his resignation today to washingtonian magazine. multiple women have come forward claiming to have had sexual contact with moore when he was in his 30's. moore denied the allegations. rogers has not said why he's stepping down from his post as communications director. two police involved shootings in recent weeks in fairfax county and montgomery counties. the victimses were wounded but names haven't been released and either one of the men charged

fox 5 learn new dehli information about last friday's shooting involving u.s. park police, paul wagner live from the scene with more on this story. paul? >> reporter: this is where it happened last friday night around 7:30. i'm at fort hunt road and alexandria avenue. it was across the street here at this black chief cherokee came to rest in the officer there across t across the street. we've learned that the man who was shot was alone inside that jeep cherokee key. he's 40 years old. the car is registered to an address in mclean but at this point, the fbi, which is conducting the investigation, and the u.s. park police, have released very little information, but we have been able to learn a little bit more from listening to these radio transmissions. we'll a play three of them for you now. the first one you'll hear is from a u.s. park police officer who began t

scond is from a fairfax county officer who also joined the case. listen now. >> park what's going to be >> park police, it's going to be there's an accident at this point. >> correct >> we're southbound coming up on two lane speeds 59 miles per hour traffic clear. >> how do you feel about coming on two lanes. >> we're on alexandria roads, park police are firing shots. >> copy. alexandria avenue and park police is firing shots. 230, charlie. advised if you need stepping up they're asking for a situation report. do you have any further status location >> sound like he's breathing slight movement. >> that was just after 7:30 last friday night the u.s. park police began that pursuit of the man driving the black jeep that officers said fled the scene of a hit-and-run is

washington parkway in alexandria. the fbi, which has taken over the investigation at the request of the u.s. park police chief said two officers were involved in the chase but only one fired his weapon. so far, the fbi is declined to say whether the man in the jeep was armed or if a weapon was found at the scene. there's also no explanation as to why the officer fired. from the police radio transmissions, sounds as if the man who was shot was still inside the jeep when he was hit by the gunfire. now, let's talk about the second police involved shooting. that happened back on november 5th in montgomery county. the day after the shooting took place, the police released the name of the officer and that only one shot was fired but here we are, days later, actually weeks later, and they still not released the name of the person who was shot. let's show you some video from that scene. in the parking lot of the korean

corner on series mill road police say there were calls from a man repeatedly ramming his car into another man's car. the first arriving officer shot the 52-year-old driver of a cadillac escalated once in the upper body but exactly why is still unclear. 17 days later, and no charges have been filed. now, back here, at fort hunt road we understand that the man who was shot, who was shot in the head, was transported to a nova fairfax county hospital where we understand he's still being treated tonight. we're live in alexandria. back to you guys in the studio. >> do we have any clue why they haven't released the names of the victims yet? >> reporter: the explanations i have gotten, number one, from montgomery county is because the man who was shot is not been charged, they're not releasing his name. also, they're saying he was a witness and since he was not killed in the shooting, they're under no obligation to release a name. in this case, we're being told

has requested that his name not be released. so that's why we're not getting these names. of course, if we had names, we'd be able to dig deeper into exactly what may have happened in both shootings. jim? >> paul wagner, thank you. an ms-13 gang member arrested for murder made his first appearance in court and we now know he is in the u.s. illegally. 19-year-old miguel angel lopez was arrested back on november 11th in north carolina. police say the victim's body was found at a park in wheaton in september. the victim had been stabbed more than 100 times. police are still trying to identify the victim, and the clothes you're looking at are somebody he was wearing when he was found. following the arrest in north carolina customs officials filed a detainer. >> law enforcement giving a usual reminder to celebrate

responsibly. from now until january 6, montgomery county police holiday task force will be cracking down on alcohol related offenses. which begin tonight, they will also use under age volunteers as undercovers to attempt to buy alcohol at different places to insure alcohol isn't being sold is to minors, they will be conducting compliance checks at house parties the crackdown on under age drinking parties. a little chilly out there. started pretty beautiful. >> if you're in the shade or when the wind picked up certainly felt the chill in the air. >> we sure did, jim and sarah, our high temperatures occurred about 10:00, so it was nice this morning and they've been dropping ever since. a quick check of the. our departing is my from last night that did have showers with it. &-pp

and i will get in a little bit closer you can see that's about out of the boston area and we have clearing skies, but you're right, there is a chill, we also notice those breezes today. so i wanted to show you not just the fact that the system is getting out of here, but we do have one or two delays. actually, at this point, looks like it's newark airport running a little bit delayed in terms of airport departures. otherwise things in good shape, and weather not a problem but don't leave without the heavier coat, dc is down to 48. we're headed for 20's tonight, binghamton, 29, pittsburgh 33. cold temperatures behind our frontal boundary, and they will bring a chill into our area again tomorrow. getting in a little bit closer at some of the local temperatures, winchester down to 37. cumberland 37. dc, as mentioned 48. but you factor in those gusty winds, which are city hall in some places gusting to type of, 30 miles an hour, feels like it's i t

areas. under these clear sky, the winds will get lighter. we will drop quickly here in the city through the 40's to about 40 at 11:00. and i wanted to show you the overnight low temperatures. hey, hot chocolate kind of morning, don't you think? hope i didn't have to go anywhere. gaithersburg, 29, winchester 28. a chilly quiet pattern next several days, high pressure on top of us, means it will be about 48 for your thanksgiving festivities but at least the travel will be easy. >> that's a look at your forecast. a new video is calling into question police tactics in the district >> everything good >> everything good with you all? i don't got no gun >> after repeated address for mayor bowser to address the accusations. she's finally responding to fox 5. first, ronica >> well, does attacki

out of your title make things more or less inclusive? the virginia house of delegates are looking to make a switch to gender neutral terms that has some questioning the intent behind the move. fitz? >> reporter: good evening, we're talking about politics at the dinner table tonight. some people will be serving up conversations tomorrow. they might not want to have coming up. as you sit down to dinner on'ts- tomorrow and why some of it might lead to bad taste in your mouth, fox 5 news at 5:00 continues after this.

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dan row made history when she became the first transgender official. now a new policy will change how members are addressed >> some are asking if it's intended to make rome feel more or less comfortable. ronica cleary is here with that story. >> it's good to be inside on this chilly day. it is tradition in the virginia house of delegates to refer to lawmakers as the gentleman from or the gentle woman from. virginia house majority leader kirk cox decided to break with traditions and individuals will now be referred to with the gender neutral reference of the delegate from

we spoke with danica rome, the first transgender elected official in virginia's history, for her reaction to the decision to remove gender from her title. now, is it empowering or does it remove an important component of her identity >> it's a case of doing the right thing for the wrong reason. i think that if the intent behind it was one in which it was just like, well, this is just, or just, you know, making sure that everyone who understood virginia is receiving the same honor, that's one thing, when it's done after a transgender woman is elected by the people of the 13th district to represent them as the gentlemen woman from prince william, if she was there to deal with the traffic job, schools, healthcare and every other issue that's important, that is a different story. >> spokesperson for the house majority leader says, in part, the gentle lady and genem

terminology is outdated and that referring to everyone as delegate is more timely and appropriate. he also said that the majority leader was considering the change well before the election. so what do you think about the change in the way that delegates are addressed? we took at the streets of virginia to bring you the pulse of the people. >> would feel like she would want to be called a gentle woman as opposed to just generalizing and call it delegate? i think generalizing and calling everyone delegate is not a big deal. >> i don't really want to be called a gentle woman. i think just saying delegates would be fair across the board. >> i think it's more up to her what she wants to be called. for anyone. we should address them how they want to be addressed. whether it's delegate, whether it's gentlemen woman, seems a little odd and narcan, but gentleman does too. whatever she wants to be called is fine. it's what

getting the job done. >> worth noting the virginia state senate have a similar policy which does remove gender from titles, members are simply called the senator from the district they represent. what's your take on the change? weigh in, i love to hear from you on facebook and twitter. back to you, jim and sarah. thanksgiving is a time for families to come together to dig into dinner but in some cases it can be a day when relatives dig when disagreements over politics >> how do you navigate of talking politics when all you want to do is talk turkey? fitz joins us, people are taking at the dinner table this year. >> reporter: there's a real component to think the american psychological situation said looks at holiday stress, what effective tool you use to focus on the thing your family has in common, but if one is arguing about

always so easy. so we came up with a couple of hypothetical scenarios, maybe not so hypotheticals to find out how people react to different situations and to make sure your thanksgiving dinner doesn't turn into a food fight. grandpop said, i don't believe the fake news. grandpop al, he won't believe the fake news? don't watch it >> grandpa al is ridiculous. >> the correct answer is, that did you something with marked potatoes this year? cousin mary said i need a safe space to process feelings >> the kids' table is safe >> that's probably in the basement >> correct answer is did you try these

>> brother-in-law bill says what i want to know when they will lock hillary up. >> the correct answer is boy, this stuffing is moist >> grandmom sale said what we need to do is build a wall around trump. >> grandmom sally we need a wall around you >> the correct answer is bacon, don't you just love bacon >> uncle al said i don't believe this russia stuff, trump is draining the swamp >> pass the salad please >> what gram said is we need to build a wall around trump. >> what is she trying to tell us >> is she's your grandmother, sir. >> don't kids always know the exact right things

if you get into these situations the american psychological association also says, you can intercept these difficult relatives before you sit down, agree to disagree and maybe come up with a lift of things that are off limits, but the bottom line, jim and sarah is if you're in a family you're probably used to dealing with the people around that table, so you're already well equipped to run into these situations. so enjoy your thanksgiving, go stuff yourself, folks. >> i would have something to say about the lighting but i would say man the stuffing is moist and leave it at that >> the kids had the best answers. >> thanks, fitz. a situation of national attention unfolds in court today. >> how could they let this happen to me and so many other young girls and women >> former teen usa gymnastics coach pleads guilty to sexual abusing several young

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former us gymnastics and michigan state university doctor is apologizing for sexual assaulting young girls >> he made the apology in court after pleading guilty to seven girls including prominent gymnist, it took place in his home an campus clinic >> we heard from some of the women who accuse nasse r, who say not only were they

victimized but not taken seriously >> when i came forward, dean williams, the head of college of the on that pop they know, sent e-mails and said good luck i'm on your side, this is how victims are treated and it breaks my heart >> the plea deal calls for a minimum sentence of 25 years but the judge could go higher and set it at 40. the sentencing is set for january 12th. good chance you're one of the millions of american whose still have student debt and you may have been overcharged on interest and late fees. >> city bank is set to pay more than $6 million fine for illegal student loan practices, the consumer financial protection bureau said city bank charged incorrect late fees and interest, $3 million will go back to the affected borrowers. your facebook profile probably says more about you than you might think >> materialistic people send

than nonmaterial listening people and more likely to compare their lives to the lives their friend with on social media. go figure. experts are calling this something called the social online self regulation theory. so this is sort of something >> it's a thing now. >> it's sort of like in the journal of da, because any time you have somebody who wants to be friends with everyone, there's got to be jealous, curiosity >> even the people that they reach out and try to friend and you're like i don't know who you are. >> i just want more friends. >> coming up. an 80-year-old maryland man arrested for sexual abusing a four-year-old girl >> there's concern from police who may believe may have assaulted other children over the years. we'll have that coming up at first. matt ackland, what are you working on >> mayor bowser reacting to video that you saw here on fox 5. she wants to know more about it. that story coming up when the news continues.

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. this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. here's a look at your headlines, first up a maryland man facing charges for sexually abusing a toddler. police arrested 80-year-old joseph roles at his home in newark. accused of fondling a four-year-old girl. detectives learned he may have sexual assaulted others over the years. if you think your child may have been a victim please call police. take you to woodly park pfour suspects wanted in a robbery and you're looking at the surveillance video, this happened last thursday on woodly road northwest. four suspects there assault add woman, snatched some of her personal property and took off. of course, police are still investigating. border parole officers made an unusual drug bust. officers seized 1200 tubes of hyper gel ointment, which is an unapproved top

border parole officers say she had no prescription and exceeded the amount for personal use. dc mayor bowser is speaking out about an alleged incident of police harassment. this comes after a dc resident took video during a stop in his southwest neighborhood >> the man who wants to remain anonymous said it happened on november 15th near atlanta and martin luther king junior avenue. matt ackland talked to to him and is live with more. >> reporter: the mayor looked at this video, she tells us the police chief seen it as well. we'll hear from the mayor in a moment but i want you to take a look at this video. here ap video that the man took. he describes the stop this way, a police car pulled up besides him as he was walking. the officer asked if he had any guns on him. he said no. the officer then demands to see the man's waistband. then the squad car pulls off. the man says this happens often in his

he said he was offended because he thinks he was stopped because he's black. we asked the mayor for her thoughts after seeing it, and she said what is important to find out is what led up to this video. >> what's hard to see from the video is what happened before that. so i can't tell you if officers were responding to a call, if they were responding to sounds of gunshot, if they were responding to a crime that happened fear by. so none of that is known from looking at the video. what we hear from communities all the time and unfortunately, in an area where the, it is recorded on the video, that this activities. we've heard sounds of gunshots even. and so it doesn't -- wouldn't surprise me. it actually what surprise me if our police weren't following up. now, i don't know what happened. >> reporter: the mayor wants to find out more and sheets actually urging the man who sent he

complaining about the police to contact the local police district and if he doesn't feel comfortable to contact the office of police compliance or complaints, then they can launch an investigation from there. the mayor is aware of the video. the police chief looked at it and they'd like to find out a bit more. life at the wilson building, matt ackland, fox 5 local news. new tonight, the city of baltimore and its police department are being hit way multitude of civil rights lawsuits. 15 people suing for a variety of violations including physical assault, excessive force and false arrest. they're claiming the city and police force failed to train and supervise officers who acted with intentional disregard for the rights. last year, you'll remember the justice department investigated the police department for discrimination >> military member whose worked for the white house reassigned after allegedly

inappropriate contact with foreign women during the recent trip to asia. the "washington post" reports they're being investigated for allegedly breaking curfew in vietnam. they could reportedly lose their security clearance or be corporate marshalled if found guilty. video show as north korean dramatic escape across the border for a south korea. it shows the man abandoning his post and speeding away. steps from the border, the soldier ditches the vehicle and makes a run for it. his fellow comrads opened fire hitting him at least four times. amazing wounded soldier managed to out run guards, he was later arrested by south korean troops and taken to the hospital. the search continues for navy sailors to disappeared after a cargo crashed into the philippine sea shortly after

take-off. eight of the 11 were rescued and are in good condition. this summer, the fleet suffered two separate collisions that killed 17 sailors. in the district, vince gray is recovering from a hit-and-run crash that happened this morning, the former mayor on his way to an event on the southeast southwest freeway when a black suv side swiped him and you can see some damage on the store and here's what he had to say. >> how are you feeling >> ok. i'm fine. little shaken up. you know, just from the -- just from the idea of something happening like that that you didn't expect. >> gray was able to get a partial number from the license plate and he said he's reported it to police. coming up. an amazon delivery driver leaving a lot more than packages behind. >> it is not until i see puddle forming below. then i thought, why would you do this on your job? >> and why would you do that on a house? talk about being grossed out. a homeowner catches the

urinating on his porch. where this went down. coming up. first though, gary? >> hey. what's going on? listen. i made my way to wegman's. it's wednesday night before thanksgiving. everybody is freaking out. trying to, hey, how is it going? hi, mom in ireland? have they found everything? from the wegman's it's the dash for the last of your ingredients for your holiday thanksgiving meal. coming back. stay with us. stay with us. . i want you to know if you haven't started what do you do? wegman's is open hopefully 24 hours. we've gotten progressively windy and colder as the chilly air 48 in dc right now, low to mid 30's north and west, it is cold in places like chicago, annapolis, as far south as st. lewis an

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. thousands at the walter e washington convention center for a meal with all the trimmings part of save way's annual feast of sharing where hundreds put on the meal. available to people from all eight wards. free health tests as well as coats for the cold months ahead were given out. it is a busy night for people getting ready for thanksgiving celebrations. apparently jim is really on it. making sure we have what we need for >> oatmeal, cereal. >> it may be even easier for stores as many are doing last minute shopping for

meals tomorrow. fox 5 gary mcgrady is live -- look, i used to work in upstate new york and the worst place i felt like you could be on thanksgiving eve was at wegman's but that's where he is in alexandria. gary, is that the belly of the beast or what? . >> reporter: well, you know what? i kind of thought like you think, that this place would just be a mad house, but to my photographer's chagrin and great surprise, there are 28 aisles, checkout aisles, that includes the self check too that is going strong and a lot of folks obviously they're here picking up -- there's a lot of catering meals being delivered. let's see if we can talk to somebody. hey are you picking up last minutes items >> we are indeed >> what's your name >> p jay >> what's your name >> what are you picking up here >> we picked up stuff for casserole, pumpkin pie, some cal

flaur, we're going to kind of make our own >> where is the turkey >> we're vegetarian, there will be rice or something >> but you feel good, gotten everything >> i think we've gotten everything >> let's just keep walking. do you mind? it's ok. that's ok, if you don't want to talk, got a little bit of everything's we see a lot of this. salmon for thanksgiving? you can't always just walk up to somebody in a grocery store and start talking to them live on tv because you never know. you can see look, down the road. it's not crazy here. it's no the crazy. everybody got lots of stuff here. pretzels? party things. sir, how are you? got everything you need? >> yeah. >> good. >> thank you. anyway, so i got to say this is for me personally. i need one more thing to complete my holiday meal and it's cheese whiz. i couldn't find it

grocery store and i can't find it here. they do not have it. they're out of it. i have to ask, put it out there. is there a substitute in our casserole at home? broccoli and rice casserole. >> we used to make that. vel vee ta >> there that work. >> reporter: we've used that as well. as long as it's good and processed >> i like the fact that gary is at the only supermarket i know that has a bar near the entrance. >> leave it to jim lokay to know that. >> grocery shopping to be stressful >> wegman's always had a special place in my heart >> because there's a bar >> as a kid, now that i'm here, yes >> i will agree, cheese with his, you kind of have to go to the internet for it these days >> is it really that tough >> gary and i were researching it earlier. apparently it's harder to find

>> a lot of people wonder what news rooms did do during newscast >> go to philadelphia, there's no shortage there. apparently here in dc, there is. but you know, it's not so bad if you're heading out tonight >> skyfox tolls once again, roadway >> i guess i have a different perspective, i'm always thinking about the weather but the rays doesn't matter. you might as well be stuck in snow drift. where are we looking >> bay bridge >> the roads that's totally different story. you know, it's just been a steady stream of traffic feels like this week as people are continuing to get out of town. personally i think thursday morning is the secret to get out. there's no one on the roads, it's quiet. a lot of people can't wait until thursday morning, if you're traveling again tomorrow morning, the weather will be great. we don't have issues to speak of. one thing will be the temperatures, the only weather story, it's a chilly turkey day. seasonally so. maybe a little chillier than usual. but kind of feels nice to be crisp on thanksgiving, we got beautil

will be nice looking 48 outside here in dc. 48 in baltimore. 50 in annapolis, 45 in frederick, 40 in martinsberg, temperatures steadily falling from high of 59, shortly after midnight as those rushing winds came through overnight and this morning, they have been ushering in that colder air mass as reflected in this 24 hour temperature change, noticeably north and west of washington, compared to yesterday, we were on order of 15 more degrees below yesterday. it's definitely cooler and definitely got the winds be gusts at reagan national. 30 miles an hour, 25 miles an hour at annapolis, 23 wind gusts manassas but not doing anything to slow you down at the airports, reaganing dulles, bwi hadn't had any reports of delay, we've had clear skies for the most part, look up into new england pouring rain, the western half, that's snow right there. snow showers

great lakes, vancourer, seattle, portland, northern california they will have a dreary thanksgiving with the on shore flow, it's the chilly quiet pattern that continues into your thanksgiving day, travel looks great tomorrow afternoon throwing around the football it will be sunny and chilly. temperatures only topping out in the upper 40's. good eating weather. stay inside and continue to eat and relax. 37 tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. 45 by noon, 48 is that high temperature for your thanksgiving day and then we fall pretty quickly. if you'll be out at fedex, it is cold on thanksgiving night for the redskins and giants, 42 at kickoff around 8:30 at fedex. clear skies light winds, it will be cold, got to bundle up for this chilly weather. black friday forecast look at this quickly. that is a cold start for shoppers being out and temperatures main until the 30's in the city, but in the 20's north and west, we'll see that slow warmup as we go through the day. seven-day forecast, 48 tomorrow, 54 black friday, little warmer on the weekend. saturday looks

61. front comes through on the dry side, but windy with falling temperatures on sunday. into next week, we'll continue this dry pattern and we're looking at a warmup as we end november and head into december. mid 60's this time next wednesday. so the chilly weather of tomorrow not lasting long. that's a look at your seven-day forecast. jim and sarah >> thank you. up next, a funeral home in the district under investigation fox 5 on top of this story, cori coffin has the latest tonight. >> there's a hearing today for the people who operate the austin royster funeral home and a judge has granted a temporary restraining order. we'll let you know what that means for the dozens who have come forward so far.

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treat people who are going through such a hurtful situation >> a an emotional plea from a grieving family tonight following a lawsuit against a northwest dc funeral home accused of defrauding families fox 5 cori coffin is live at dc superior court with the details. cori. >> reporter: this restraining order here means that austin royster funeral home will not be able to provide services for clients or seek money. attorney general's office told me they were happy with the judge's decision, they feel it means they have a strong case because they did have to meet a certain burden of proof in this case. the attorney general's office is alleging that chief operating officer ja mel royster and james aggie have been operating without proper licensing more than a year. it also cites several instances where royster convinced people to sign over their love ones

more than funeral costs promising to return the excess to the client. in one case, a family lost $47,000. dozens of people have come forward identifying themselves as victims of a scheme that's allegedly gone on more than a year. >> it's hurtful. the people still do this to other people. have no sympathy at all >> because it's been without a license more than a year, it hasn't been able to get death certificates and it can't provide the funeral services that consumers paid it to perform. >> reporter: now, the attorney general's office tells me that they seized more than 100 cream mains and bodies from the funeral home. they're still investigating how many of those are actually associated with this case. and today's temporary restraining order grants a freeze. royster and aggie's assets, they're seeking restitution as well as help from the s

order to get the death certificates for those remains. now, i'm told by the attorney general's office that there are still many more details to come out in this case. they say their next hearing is december 19th. live in northwest, cori coffin, fox 5 local news. by the way, something unexpected and very much unwanted left behind. >> where an amazon delivery man was caught urinating on a homeowner's porch. the story after the break. homeowner's porch. the storywhat if thereeak. was only one emoji? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box.

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. here ap story you have to see to believe. of course, it was caught on camera. >> an amazon delivery driver left more than a package full of presents for one family in conso colorado. he caught a delivery man dropping off a package and urinating on his front porch >> he didn't do it on the package. did he? not that it makes it better >> he said he didn't realize it was going on until he

puddle forming on the ground. >> before i even realized it was an amazon delivery person, i'm thinking why is this person doing this? what did i do? i just bought this house. and then when i realized that it was an amazon delivery person, then i thought, why would you do this on your job? >> the husband and father of two says he's determined to identify who that delivery man is. >> he probably could have --. take a look at this wild scene caught on camera am driver slams into multiple cars in a grocery parking lot. scaring several shoppers nearby. look at this, it's crazy, some ran over to help and were surprised to find an elderly woman behind the wheel who was actually pretty calm. the woman said she somehow lost control and fortunately no one was hurt. as for the driver, police officers issued the elderly woman a citation for a priority reevaluation by the dmv. >> something they do in california people

get checked out to make sure they're fit behind the wheel. >>. a story you've seen first on fox 5, a new video calling into question police tactics in the district. >> reporter: mayor bowser responds to video that came from a dc resident that said he was harasseded by police >> we're taking a look at weather, and removing a gender specific term make things better or worse? coming up at 5@630. >> and the weather taken it easy on us on this big travel day. i saw a lot of the cars on my way into work. but grab the heavy coat and maybe a rain coat if you're flying up to boston, we got your full forecast for this holiday weekend. fox 5 local news at 6:00 starts now. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. we begin tonight with mayor muriel bowser speaking out about a video that allegedly depicts police harassment.

>> we' district resident actually recorded this incident during a traffic stop in southwest earlier this month. fox 5 matt ackland spoke to the mayor today and joins us from the wilson building with the latest. matt? >> reporter: the mayor did take a look at that video today. we're told the police chief reviewed it as well. we'll hear from the mayor in just a moment. let's set the scene, take a look at that video. here's the video the man took. he describes the stop that he is way. a police car pulled up besides him as he was walking. the officer asked him if he was carrying any guns on him. he said no. then the officer demands to see the man's waistband. the squad car pulls off. man says this happens often in his neighborhood. he said he was offended because he thinks he was stopped because he is black. we asked the mayor for her thoughts after she saw the video and she said what is important to find out is what led up to this