ly. this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. busted. police charge two maryland teachers with possessing pot on school grounds. tow trouble, the rude awakening for drivers using i 66 during the morning rush and what you can expect for tomorrow's commute. then special delivery, the maryland firefighter who delivered a baby girl and the amazing similarities to his own birth. news at 10:00 starts right now. an apartment file in southwest dc >> evan lambert with how the victim was found and how investigators are looking into the possibility that someone may have intentionally set the fire. >> reporter: we're at 3rd and livingston road southeast. this is the friendship court

apartments. you can see this is a pretty big investigation going on. multiple fire trucks. we also have multiple officers from mpd and arson investigators as well, that is because according to a source. a man found in a unit on fire, was bound and beaten. that fire breaking out around 6 6:30. the man in critical condition. luckily firefighters were able to get to him so quickly they say and keep the fire from spreading to other units. here is dc fire spokes man vito, >> first arriving unit forced entry, as they were searching the apartment, they came upon an adult male victim, they were able to get the victim outside into an ambulance, and taken to the hospital, where the individual is currently in critical condition. >> reporter: again, because of the

nature of this fire, you do have mpd detectives and arson investigator here's on the scene. they're looking into the criminal element. it's unclear who may have wanted to hurt the man. man found beaten and bound inside that unit that was on fire. he is in critical condition at the hospital. i have another update coming up at 11:00. live in southeast, evan lambert fox 5 local news. police busted two elementary school teachers for possession of marijuana in the school. fox 5 marina live. how did they end up in the school in the first place. >> reporter: it was through an anonymous tip. next thing you know, police were here at taylor elementary. showed up with a search warrant. arrest todd physical education teacher whose

25-year-old luke lloyd and michael d e is charged with possession of marijuana. they suspended both teachers and a third is being investigated but was not arrested. however, that teacher is on administrative leave. friday, parents received a letter sent home what happened, quote. we believe the investigation is only focused on the adults and does not involve any of their interactions with our children. now, we're being told that the teachers that were arrested have been released from jail. also, arlington school counselors will be on hand. they will be speaking with the students about why these teachers were let out in handcuffs right at the school. we're told the counsellors will be explaining what happened in age appropriate manner. live tonight in arlington, ma marina, fox 5 local

resigned following the bombshell report. it showed many of the students in the school's 2017 graduating class should have been held back. more than half of the class missed more than six weeks of school. dc public schools reassigned after attending to another function in the district. and willie jackson the current principal in northeast will serve as acting principal at balu. amtrak want to talk about an assault that happened at union station last tuesday. police say the man on left committed the assault while the man on right is considered a person of interest in the attack. as we reported exclusively last week, a woman suffered serious injuries in that assault. she said she was on an escalator when a man punched her in the face. the woman was knocked to the ground, bleeding and her eye swollen shut. would not told us she wants her attacker caught. dc police are investigating a violent

metrobus in northwest. it happened near first and h street this afternoon, police say the fight happened between two female passengers, at some point, one of them was cut on the arm. the victim was treated at a hospital and is expected to recover. police arrested the other passenger in the fight. new video today of the group believed to be behind the string of robberies targeting construction workers in the district. they robbed several workers of their wallet and cell phone, it happened last wednesday in southeast. they're urging homeowners and workers to be vigilant and to keep cell phones out of sight. if you see something suspicious, call police. a fourth man accused in the murder of two high school students from montgomery county appeared in court today. they were both found shot to death inside a car in montgomery village in june. police say the teens were killed the night before set to graduate from northwest high school. prosecutors have already

three men with the teens' murders, new evidence led them to this man of germantown. >> there is some new evidence, dna that was attached to a shell casing and so that new evidence point in the direction of ronnie alexander and he was held on no bond >> they arrested him friday, facing first-degree murder and conspiracy charges. preliminary reports indicate the t teens' murderses may have been a revenge killing police involved shooting of a virginia man, the police chief is calling for the video to be released not until the fbi interviewed everyone. the video captured by fairfax county police cruisers dash cam shows u.s. park police shooting following a high speed chase into

>> if i released that video, i could bias the outcome of the investigation and hinder the legal process. >> the chief also said there's a second dash cam video that captured another part of the incident showing officers coming to the victim's aid. did you get slapped with new fees on the i66 toll lanes in northern virginia. these lane run from the belt way to rosslyn. single riders are not allowed unless they have an ez pass. and the fee varies depending on traffic. this so-called dynamic tolling can be expensive, some drivers paid $34 to travel ten miles >> i think it's ridiculous for

people coming from, further out where i mate not be as affluent as these areas taking 66, it's a little unfair to do that. >> driving on i66 is free for people who car pool as long as you have an ez pass flex. police will be out in force looking for drivers not abiding by the rules. on the same day president trump fully endorsed gop senate candidate roy moore a former republican presidential candidate is slamming moore amid sexual misconduct allegations. 2012 republican presidentialnee mitt ronney said roy moore will be would be stain on the gop and nation, they're courageous hero, no vote is worth losing honor and integrity, comes on same day the white house confirmed the support for moore after the two spoke. th

tackle issue such as tropical storm and new, the republican national committee says it will once again support moore following the spread's endorsement. this is a reversal. the rnc announced three weeks ago it was cutting off financial support amid sexual misconduct allegations, moore denied wrongdoing, the election is december 12th. former trump campaign manager paul manafort could be in more trouble. manafort wanted to get the piece published to influence opinion about his political consulting work in ukraine, he's accused of money laundering and other financial crime related to hes work. he's currently under house arrest, he's asking the judge to reverse that but it may violate the judge's order not to issue public statement. it was a win for the trump administration late this afternoon, the u.s. supreme court ruled that the ad

its travel ban. ban applies to travelers coming into the u.s. from six mostly muslim countries. the lower courts ruled people from those nations who claim they had a bone fided relationship with someone in the u.s. could not be kept out of the country. legal challenges against the ban are making their way through the court system. i want to apologize i sound little rough. i'm battling laryngitis. despite rejecting the honor president trump made the short list of 2017 person of the year. >> we'll tell you the other finalistses when we come back. plus fox 5 corey coffin is lynn in prince

>> i was going to pretend i do it. it's the time of year where we see temperatures going up and down if you like the warm, soak it up boy do we have changes to talk about, your seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes and a preview of tomorrow's weather ahead because you are going to need your umbrella. shawn? >> coming up tomorrow on fox 5, most common dating mistakes people make how you can avoid. can opening a window give you a better night sleep? dr. mike weighs in and tune in and check out the hottest fashions for the holiday season, kicks off at 4:25 a.m. screechf at 4:25 a.m.

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take a look at this video, of fox 5 viewer sent us this of someone smashing the window of his car. happened around 10:30 saturday on a street southeast. recar dough demarche was inside >>

there's a problem if you share the -- with the police, it's important to make this effort. if we have at least one every three houses with the camera, these things probably won't happen. >> the good news here we're told the suspect took off empty handed. turning to montgomery county where a driver is recovering. skyfox flew over the scene this afternoon, a car collided with a montgomery county public schools bus halting traffic in both directions. we're told the driver of the car suffered serious injuries but is expected to be ok. no one on the bus hurt. the crash ask still under investigation >> a hazmat situation forced hundreds of people to evacuate from montgomery college. skyfox was over this scene this morning, investigators say

high pressure natural gas line burst on campus, it took about 45 firefighters and a hazmat team to evaluate the situation, took them about an hour to control. no one was hurt. new tonight. a very special delivery just in time for the holidays. a baby girl couldn't wait to see her new family she showed up early and the paramedic who helped deliver her has a special story. cori coffin is live in prince george's county with an amazing connection between the two. cori. >> reporter: daniel has been a firefighter for 20 years nearly. he grew up in this area and he's been a paramedic for ten of those years. now, tonight, it was an interesting call. sort of normal story about a baby being born. an mom needing help. but take a listen. >> we had a pretty good inkling it was going to

we were hoping to get her out of the apartment and down the steps. we got about halfway down the steps when she stopped and started to push. so we gently reminded her that we really need to get to the ambulance or sterile environment than the share well. we were able to get her to the ambulance on to the stretcher and we could see the top of the baby's head. that meant that the baby was not going to wait >> daniel happened to be the one in the position to help deliver. the miracle of life. but that's not the only amazing thing to happen today. daniel's parents showed up as we were talking to him. they were here to surprise him with cake, because today is his birthday too. >> we heard it was your birthday >> >> yes, but that's not all. guess how daniel himself came into this world 42 years ago?

>> we get on the beltway, and he says, you're going to have to pull over because the baby starting to come, as soon as that ambulance come to a stop, i don't even think it was fully stopped, the side door opens, a state trooper comes in, our son's guardian angel, state trooper comes in, assists with the birth doesn't say a word and then he leaves. >> i only had five contractions. in 15 minutes he was born >> an amazing story. not only for the paramedic but obviously for the new life that he brought into the world. z oe are forever connected. she's baby number four that daniel has delivered. live cori coffin fox 5 local news. >> thank you. i thought my gosh

give him chills >> i love that there was a guardian angel for him. then he was this little baby's guardian angel >> it's what you call paying it forward >> that's his fourth baby he delivered. very nice story, and congratulations to z oe is so cute. she was born on a mild december day, too. don't get many days in the mid 50's. let me show you the high temperatures, enjoy this memory of today and enjoy tomorrow, which is also going to be on the warm side, which will elaborate on in a moment. these mild temperatures are getting ready to take a december hike. that is for sure. as we check temperatures around the region at 10:00, 44 in gaithersburg, 48 for dc. culpeper has cleared out. gotten chilly there at 33. fredericksburg also 39 degrees. but we do have clouds coming in tonight, i don't expect it to get colder, yes, this is a frontal boundary with some badly

direction, we'll have quite a push of cold air behind the frontal boundary but the main thing you need to get ready for tomorrow another mild day, but a rainy afternoon, we may pick up a quarter to half inch of rain and to be perfectly honest we can't eliminate the possibility of a little bit of drizzle or mist tomorrow morning. it won't be widespread but we want you to be aware of it. that frontal boundary is going to be the leading edge of much colder air before the colder air gets in, that front will snowplow some warm air in our direction and we may actually get above 60 tomorrow, literally warmer than it was today, then the showers will come in more steady rain in the afternoon, and that's really going to be the signal that things are about to change. just wanted to give you an idea for the kids tomorrow morning at the bus stop. maybe a little bit of drizzle, a lot of clouds, 43 to 47. so not terribly cold. after school, pretty mild for december. 56 to 60. but the more steady rain, the showers will be beginning to move in on the area, they will probably last

midnight hour, if not longer, pushing from west to east. get ready. let me show that you while we're at any rate, here's our cold shot come, that's the leading edge of the colder air and it intends to stick around. we'll show you the seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. shawn? >> thank you, sue. we now know the finalist in the running for time magazine's 2017 person of the year. includes chinese president xi. time will announce the pick wednesday morning. fake ids for undocumented immigrants, how it happened, who's responsible and the audit at the center of a federal investigation. >> this is

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>> the counterfeit document in question ask state controller's letter. and that letter states that the individual who's an applicant for this non-compliant license has filed a state tax return in the past two years which is a requirement. apparently those letters were being altered. and so what we found is the same number was being used multiple times by applicants. >> we're told the two people involved in issuing ids have been fired, dealing with state and federal authorities. after years of complaints, neighbors in one dc community are still fed up >> homes have been shaking and they say passing metro trains are the reason. why hasn't anything been done to solve the problem? >> house of cards will go on without kevin spaces, what netflix has to say about the future of its show. right back.

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search is underway for one or two suspects after an attempt break in of an appliance store in rockville, these are live images, one suspect possibly got what on foot on the train tracks, so we understand police have shot down the metro train tracks that run through that area. one suspect may have gotten away in a vehicle. this is happening again in rockville. we'll stay on top of this and bring you more information on you through the 10:30 and 11:00 on fox 5 two maryland teachers busted for having weed at school >> a live report on the tip that led to the arrest. news at 10:30 starts now. this is fox 5 local news at 10:30. right now at 10:30, some houses in dc keep on shaki

>> you can feel the vibration, whatever it is, that's coming through the my dining room area. >> people are complaining metro trains and after a year of complaints, they say the problem still isn't being addressed. congress has to work out differences on tax reform while racing to avoid a government shutdown. we'll have latest to keep the government from running out of money >> a cyber scam driving up prices on this year's hottest toys, the news continues now. break news in the district manual is in critical condition after an apartment fire in southeast. >> we're learn, the fire may not have been the only cause of this injuries. evan lambert is live with the latest. >> reporter: a source telling me that the man that was found inside a ground floor unit was bound and beaten. investigators are on scene looking into the criminal possibility be behind this, they say that the fire

6:30, they got here, were able to get it out quickly and get the man to an ambulance and to the hospital. he is in critical condition, there are investigators from mpd here, atf, the arson team as well. looking into the criminality behind this fire. >> two elementary school teachers arrested for marijuana possession, marina marraco live with that story. >> reporter: two arlington physical education teachers arrested right here at taylor elementary. like you said for possession of marijuana. both teachers arrested on friday at school. when police showed up with a search warrant. both teaches very suspended a third under investigation and on administrative leave. arlington schools believes the investigation does not involve any students. a big legal victory for the trump administration late this afternoon, the

ruled the administration came to a head and fully enforced its travel ban applies to travelers coming into the u.s. from six mostly muslim countries. well, it has been about a year since we told you complaints told you that metro rail trains continues to rumble >> residents are growing impatient, and still no answers from metro. lindsay watts has a follow-up from the station. >> reporter: the thought is the newer heavier metro trains is what's causing the shaking. this is one of those new seven thousand series trains and there new trains and the older ones.- we have noticed that the new ones sound a lot louder. metro at this point has not agreed that the trains are to blame. a study on this has been entered way for months and

still, no conclusion. that's prompted dc council member brandon todd to write a letter to metro's general manager saying it's been going on too long. how slow the process has been especially since intense shaking causing cracks and walls and other property damage, this has been an image for some people here in the pent worth neighborhood but we also heard complaints from other areas, months ago, metro hired an outside contractor to investigate. testing got delayed but it was finished over the summer. for some reason, the final report still isn't finished and it won't be for weeks. it wasn't expected back in november. meanwhile, residents continue to wait, continue to feel the vibrations we talked to a woman one year ago who lived in her home more than 50 years and never experienced anything like this until last year. >> every time it interim bemmed at

>> it goes through, you can still hear and that's every night and every day the same rumbling >> i know the situation, it might be a long process. and it might be a short one. whatever it is, it's just a standstill. >> reporter: she showed us photos that fell off her walls, still hasn't put them back up. we captured the rumbling on video. it is hard to make it but here it is. and you can feel the vibrations better than hear them. we did experience it significantly when we were in that house, in his letter. council member todd said he wants metro to expedite the process, trying to get at the final report finished by the end of this year. metro still hasn't responded to him. i'll told they will be responding by this week. we reached out t

interview but they declined. in pent worth lindsay watts fox 5 local news. we've an update now on that pilot scheduling mix-up by american airlines, analysts say it could cost the airline $10 million, the issue of more than 15,000 flights right around christmas but here's the good news for the rest of us. american reached a deal with the pilots's union. airline is expected to carry out those flights as planned. a tax cut bill goes to committee and lawmakers are trying to settle a spending plan to avoid a government shutdown. mike man well with the latest >> we're one huge step closer to delivering to the american people the historic tax relief as a giant present for christmas >> three weeks from christmas, lawmakers will need to work swiftly and efficiently to work tax reform, but

way to keep the government open due to running out of money friday night. a task made more complicated about how republicans pushed the tax deal through >> this is not how america should be making laws. >> a white house meeting with president trump and the bipartisan leaders of congress were scrapped last week after democrats laid out had a list of demands and the president said he didn't see a deal coming together. democratic leader schumer and pilosi accepted a white house invitation to meet thursday to discuss the year end agenda >> we move the senate bill to look a little bit more like the house bill so we can iron out differences. >> here's the bill as it's written, here's the modifications in it. >> democrats are angry about last minute changes to the senate plan, key differences? the senate keeps the seven bracket structure while the houses cut to four brackets. the

corporate rates permanent. house rates makes both permanent. the bill boosted the tax credits to $2,000 while the house boosts it to 1600 per child. the senate repeals the obamacare mandate while the house plan does not. >> there's not a lot of differences but there are some, we'll come to a common ground >> once those differences are ironed out. a report must be approved by both the house and senate. one easier option might be the house accepting the senate bill. on capitol hill, mike man well, fox news. a federal judge sentenced former core brown of florida. one for education and claimed to give scholarships to poor kids but instead prosecutors say brown an top aid used the money for trips and parties. the aid and another official accepted a plea deal and testified against brown, she still claims she was kept in the

the supreme court will hear arguments on whether a colorado baker had the right to deny a gay couple a wedding cake. he said same sex marriage goes against his religious beliefs, lower courts ruled he discriminated by refusing to make them at a cake. >> house of cards coming back to netflix for a sixth and final season, minus kevin spacey netflix announced the show will go into production and put back to work the 2000 people who work on the show. it's been on hiatus since october after anthony rap alleged sexual assault against spaces. >> basketball dad lavar ball is back in the spotlight pulling his son out of aclu. he was one of three players suspended indefinitely after shoplifting at an up scale mall in china in november. ball tells espn i'm not sitting back and waiting. he wasn't punished this bad in

him ready for the draft. ball and president trump famous thely feuded to which mr. trump helped his son, the three players were released after the president intervened. want to stay heart healthy? we have the solution. cheese. yes, that's right. >> cheese. >> my prayers have been answered. >> first, sue >> full disclosure. i have a cheese habit. i want you to study this map because we have badly needed rain, unfortunately it's probably not a lot. but it is going to come tomorrow afternoon it may range anywhere from a quarter to half inch of rain, and it will mostly get started tomorrow afternoon. we'll show you a better timing on that and talk about the big chill headed our way a

with the seven-day forecast just ah ahead. washington moving closer to attack bill, the dow up 58 points, closing at 64th record high, coming as the house and senate republicans are getting ready to hammer out details of the tax cut bill on which they can agree. a major healthcare deal in the works with drug store chain cvs agreeing to buy aetna around $69 billion, that's the biggest merger we've seen, wall street not loving it. both cvs and aetna stocks down. u.s. factories slowing down a bit. orders dropping in october. turns out we saw a pull back for demand in commercial and defense aircraft. and looks like shoppers are splurging again, according to a new study, nearly 75% of consumers have made a single purchase of at least five hundred dollars in 2017 that is up from last year. that's business, i'm neil

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lawmakers to expands already approved legislation that bans the use to by concerts ticket >> what's better than one implosion, one that work, crews in michigan had a better lock tearing down the silver dome. the first attempt didn't work out as planned. eight of the charges disconnected. the crews set out today to give the implosion another go, this time, the stadium went caput >> apparently it was pretty sturdy to begin with. just renovate it. >> wow. >> well built back in the day. >> no longer >> they don't make them like they used to. >> something about that that's profoundly sad. maybe they will redo the space beautifully. >> i'm sure they will >> suburbs of detroit, they moved, moved a couple of years ago. they will find some use >> they will repurposes it

and the whole thing stood? that's a pretty good sign it was in good shape. that's for sure. look as little bit hazy maybe a bit misty out there. the clouds have a little bit of extra moisture, bottom line late tonight. >> tomorrow morning before dawn we may start to see patches of drizzle or a little bit of mist here and there. but the clouds they are coming in tonight sensible brought us a gorgeous sunset saw wonderful pictures that were shared on twitter and facebook thank you so much. and including scorpio dancer 13 keeping an eye on beautiful southern maryland for us, this was her view in waldorf tonight, and we sure did love all those pinks and purples and grays showing up. here are your weather headlines because those clouds will lead to badly needed rain, especially tomorrow afternoon, but short term in the overnight hours and maybe closer to dawn as mentioned a little bit of drizzle, maybe fog overnight. the

tomorrow afternoon, after about 1:00 or 2:00. maybe a quarter to half inch. we need rain, we have not had rain of significance since november 7. it's been a long time. area is dry. but after the rain goes by, it's all about the cold air that's going to be filtering into town tomorrow and especially you'll notice it wednesday, thursday. it's also possible that we could see flurries or light snow or a couple of light showers friday and saturday and these would be coming from coastal systems, it does not look like anything of significance, but firsts flakes are photo worthy and if you get them, better send them to me, i'll put them on the air. it's this frontal boundary we're watch, that comes through tomorrow afternoon, cold air pushes in for our wednesday and thursday. basically wednesday's high will likely be in the morning and dr

pulled in. we're still 48 degrees here and you can see cincinnati 62, chicago still 60 but you get beyond st. louis and here comes the colder air, 19 in denver, 13 in casper, 20's in fargo, cold air pushing south first, and eventually it's going to continue to oozy on to the east and we'll feeling that. average high 50. at 56 today and 62 tomorrow, well above it but that's it because a december reality check big time coming into town, breezy, windchills will be in play, thursday, 48 degrees, friday only 42 and then we watch for the possibility of light flurries or maybe even sprinkles friday night. here's the frontal boundary that's going to be pressing in our direction with the rain, the clouds are definitely in place. and it will be cloudy and maybe again just a

but ahead of that fronts we get warm 60's, breezy out of the southwest and that will pump up the temperatures before the frontal boundary gets here, timing it out. mention 7:00 a.m. are these little patches of drizzle we're seeing east of dc. could be in your future. but the rain gear likely better for the kids at the bus stop, by 2:00 we start to see that showing up. by 5:00, getting more expectancy especially west of dc, west of 95. we still chasing it at 10:00. it may just be pushing through the district at that point and on over to the eastern shore by 7:00 in the morning, wednesday, just a coastal areas dealing with a few of the showers and the rest should get back into a mix of sun and clouds. let me show you your seven-day forecast. 62 and here you go, this is cold for december, we're talking upper 40's thursday, 42 fray

into friday night, we drop to their 30's, saturday possible flurries, depending on the system off the coast. sunday the coldest day, 30's in the suburbs, dropping to 27 at night and only 41, next week, looks cold. so soak this up while you can. that's your seven-day forecast. sarah, over to you. we got a new report that shows our chilly winters might be driving us to drink. not sure it's the only reason but we'll see what the report has to say. the cdc just released ranks of the highest percentage of drinkers in the nation and dc comes in second in the country. 65% of people in dc have had at least one alcoholic drink in the last month, we have the highest pconcentration of heavy drinker, analysts are linking frigid winters with alcohol consumption, the top areas for drinkers have chilly winters coming in first in the report wisconsin. >> you know the cheese in our ar

how are we number two? our winters are not that chilly >> compared to wisconsin, new england >> we're looking for excuses here. >> i think it's all -- convenient excuses. >> coming up next on the news at 11:00 a local firefighter helped to deliver a baby girl in the back of an ambulance but that's only part of the story. there's another bond the two share, we'll tell you what that is and you'll hear from him next at 11:00. breaking news in the district. investigators working on what they're calling a suspicious fire and what's even more troubling what we learned about the victim found inside. details at 11:00.

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. a suspicious fire and the victim found inside was bound and beaten. a pot bust at a local school. police didn't arrest students, two teachers are in trouble. then a local firefighter help deliver this baby girl that the back of ambulance >> we can see the top of the baby's head, that meant that the baby was not going to wait >> wait until you hear about another special bond the two share. your news at 11:00 starts now. we begin with breaking news, a man in critical condition after a suspicious apartment fire >> we're hearing the victim was found bound and beaten inside the apartment. >> evan lambert is at the scene. >> reporter: we're on 3rd and