degrees that we than we expected to top t out. most places are still at least in the 40s and that is a good sign. here in d.c. it is nice to see that the sunnies still shining. the sunnies going down now after 5:00. winds are light. it feels like 43-degrees, but that light north, northeast breeze at five isn't doing much to give us a chill in the aimplet i want to call your attention to culpeper, already down to 39-degrees. here in frederick and dulles, 45 . winchester 43. as we large audience at the temperature change over the last 24 hours compared to 5:00 yesterday, nice , it's about 11-degrees warmer here in d.c. and hagerstown as well as martinsburg and winchester, 12- degrees warmer at dulles. here's what you need to know about the rest of the evening. it will take us a while to drop into the 30s. 7:00 temperature right about 43-degrees in the district. by 9:00 a little bit more cloud cover. by 11:00, 38- degrees. yes, there will be a

in d.c., 30 greece, that's what we dropped to last night. while i see no matter water around at any point in northeast d.c., if you still live on the shady side of the street and it melted overnight you might have a slick spot here and there in the morning. i would expect it to be quite isolated. it's a chilly start for us on wednesday . we could also see a little bit of fog trying to come into the picture. dense fog and we could see a little bit of that again tonight. temperatures are going to drop back a little bit on wednesday. we're back closer to the low 40s a little bit more cloud cover. we have badly needed reign in the forecast. we're expecting that in here in a big way on friday and yes, it will be mild despite the rain. temperatures are really still expected to sore on friday. so that gets you caught up in the weather world but it is dlitful to see so many people out on the streets able to shed a few layers here and there. we'll

have a seven day forecast forecast coming up a little bit later. tonight, two kins, ages 17 and 11 they are home safe. they were reported missing in d.c. last week. they are now home save thanks to two new jersey police officers. officer s in haddon heights, new jersey, spotted a disabled you haul van with arizona plates on the side of the road. then at a nearby restaurant they found the missing girls with four men who were arrested. d.c. police say they are conducting an investigation and have not ruled anything out, but they don't believe human trafficking was involved in this. fox5's matt ackland is live at d.c. police headquarters with more on this tonight. >>reporter: these girls were reported missing on the fifth and then on january 6 that's when some new jersey police officers saw something that just didn't look right. it was a you haul as you were describing and then they noticed that there was no furniture inside, no possessions and then they went in to talk to these individuals take a look at this. now, because police are looking into

this as a possible crime against the two minors, we are blurring their faces tonight and not identifying them again. we found out about these details after the haddon heights police department posted information on its facebook page with a link to a fox5 a story. haddon heights is about 140 miles from d.c. in the post on facebook it says one officer was told that the group of six were heading to new york city in a u hall too visit family. the officers then learned the four men on the scene gave false information and were in possession of drug paraphernalia. the four mails were acred and the two juveniles were identified as the missing girls from d d.c. we're told the men were not charged connected to any human traffic king chargement once again we did ask d.c. police if they believe that this was any type of human trafficking and they said that they are investigating it, but the at this point they do not believe that this is the case. now we talked

this department in new jersey today. he would release very few details because he says the investigation is underway. but he did say that these four men who were arrested are no longer in custody. live at d.c. police headquarters, matt ackland, fox5 local news. >> new details about a police involved shooting that happened in silver springs. todd archer used his gun to try to smash an suv vehicle but instead shot an unarmed driver. the driver survived the november 5 shooting . this happened in the park lot of the stony millions shopping center. officer archer was trying to get the driver of the suv to stop ramming another vehicle. the officer is not paid he's currently on paid administrative leave. >> police are trying to track down a suitland man. they have returned an indictment against darryl williams.

say he stole a check worth half a million dollars from a georgia p can. he then allegedly deposited the money into the bang account of a shell company he created in new jersey. he then created other shell companies before withdrawing the money h. again, investigators are till trying to bring williams into custody. >> discovery communications, the anchor of downtown silver springs announced today it is moving its head headquarters to new york city. a decision that came besides what officials say was a very generous offer to stay. paul wagner live with the story. >>reporter: yeah, jim and sarah , quite a shocker here in downtown silver springs, discovery communications has been here less than two decades, but the company now says a changing media landscape means it needs to come up with a new model. as you can imagine, this decision has upset county leaders, especially county executive mike leg

disappointed to say the least. this has been an on going evaluation discussion. they made a very strong strategic decision about how they want to move forward i don't think it has anything to do with the county's offer, between the county and the state. we put up an offer that is larger than anything that i can recall in the yowpt's history. >> when discovery communications announced in 1998 it was moving to downtown silver springs and would be building its headquarters there, it was what county leaders viewed the anchor needed to what had become a seedy town. it is taking it's 1300 jobs out of the shiny building. the company announced it will sell the building with some employees staying in maryland while others will be moving to a hub in

to a new campus in new york city ville, tennessee or the new york headquarters. the company which owns tlc investigation discovery does make money. in 2016 it announced a profit of more than a billion dollar. but in order to maintain that profit discovery decided it needed a new model. we love maryland. we love silver spripg. this has nothing to do silver springs. this has everything to do with how we can best operat our company. let there be no doubt we love this community and we want to stay in this community, whatever that presence is, and ike and the team bent over backwards. maryland is business friendly. montgomery county is business friendly. discovery communications last summer bought a company called scripts that's the company that ises based in knoxville, tennessee,

will go there. this will not go through until 2019 so the employees here at discovery can decide how exactly how they want to go about, where they want to take their familiar i theres. the company said they know people here have roots. as far as discovery is concerned they're going to sell this building. what goes in here is unclear. we're live in silver springs, paul wagner, fox5 local news we're following breaking news right now, steve bannon is out at bright bart news. bannon has served as the executive chairman of that news outlet since 2012, but late this afternoon the company announced he will be leaving his post. bannon spent just over a week working for the president trump administration and leave the of left the white house in ultra a he's recently lost support, though, among conservative back ers over remarks in michael wolf's new book fire and furry.

are now working with bannon a smooth transition. straight ahead a new year brings a new approach to some challenges in one maryland county. a look ahead on what's facing the county when it comes to gangs, drugs, protecting seniors. we're taking your questions live in the news room coming up after the break. .

>> the start of the new year usually means time to look back, take inventory of what went right and what went wrong. it's also a time to look i i ahead with a new approach to solve problems. fox5 is taking a look at our region and the issues local governments are focusing on this coming year and how those are affecting you you. jimmies down in the news room. when you call fox5or you send us an e-mail or you hit us up on facebook it all come down here to the assignment desk. you have a lot of questions about things that matter to you. this is montgomery county state's attorney john mccarthy. a lot of people were looking ahead to 2018. there's always familiar blep, new problems. a lot of people have been asking us about certain things. one of the main components, gang violence, it's a main kesha for everyone across the country in maryland. you said something about your hands being tied. i think we need better tools in myl

legislatively to allow us to address some of the gang violence. what's really caught our attention is specific to some numbers. we're a jurisdiction that was almost immune to gangville violence when it came to homicide, but n we've had almost 21 homicides. if you look at 26 percent of the daily jail population in montgomery county identifies themselves as a gang member. obviously we have to start with dwif approaches and we've asked the county executive for funding to do that both at the police and the prosecutors' level. we got a tweet. ebb none i wants to know what are you doing specifically about the threat of ms13 that was specifically in silver springs. ms13 is a gang that has a toe hold in the entire washington region, not just in those particular regions . we work with our partners in the region to share information about ms13 and they're work through that. some

is through grand jury investigations. the minding of social media. we're monitoring jail phone calls. we know who the members of the gang are that are incarcerated in montgomery county and we're particularly monitoring and trying to get that information and work our way up the chain towards the people who are leading the gangs , in particular ms13 in montgomery county. isn't it fascinating how the job has changed? is that a help or has that hindered you throughout the years in. >> i think it makes it more complicated. because they brag so openly about their membership . they'll say to you to your face i am not a member of ms13. go to their web page, they'll have a tribute page to m s13 after having just said to you i am not a member ms13. let's talk about the issue of drug -- the drug epidemic across the country. it's obviously taken different forms throughout the years. opioid has been a main concern for you you. obviously that's been a main concern we've seen.

just looking at some numbers here, in 2007, 195 marylanders died either from heroin or fentanyl overdoses in the state, 195, lens two hufnlt as of nine months into last year it was 1400 -- 1427. almost 800 percent increase in the number of people dying from this much there's a lot of different things we have to do. a loft is public education. we have a program called speak up, save a life that we run out of my office that we're very proud of where we have spoke to 30,000 montgomery county high school students last year. if you are in a position and disproportionately many of these victims tr young victims, if you you see an individual in the throws of an overdose, make the call. don't worry about the fact that you might get charged in the possession of drugs, we're more interesting of saving the life of a young person dying from an overdose than prosecuting somebody from heroin . do you find it's

their friends out? >> i think that's the good samaritan whole concept is i think they're afraid of the repercussions to themselves so as a result they literally watch a friend die rather than make a phone call. that is part of our educational program. speak up, save a life. we've done that with 30,000 young people in our community already and we're continuing to expand that effort . we talked about the young people. let's talk about the older population in montgomery county in a totally different vein. we've seen frauds when you get reports of scam artists trying to bill can senior citizens out of their life savings. that's another real problem. i'm very prowfd a conviction we got last week against a husband and wife team who told $1.2 million from a 92 year old man. we convicted that video fender, a good portion of that money was, in fact, brought back. what we need to do is education to the senior community. we're in taxis. let

of the people listening to get this are going to get phone calls from people pretending to be the irs. if i get them, somebody else is getting them. i will tell you hundreds of people in montgomery county receive these fake irs calls urging them to make payments to a specific po box, et cetera. look, the irs is not calling you up. also people that knock on your door, we call them wood chucks. these home improvement scammers that say i see a hole in your roof. i have a little extra equipment here. i'll patch that roof, i'll cut that limb off that dead tree and charge you 5,000 bucks. anything that's too good to be true is too good to be true. be very weary in the springtime of home improvement scammers and the irs scammers. the time is right for them. >> we tweeted about this yesterday, if you have questions for john mccarthy, you've got one. >> i want to ask you, this

i got, a parent said she would like to know what the state attorney's office are doing to hold people abuse cases by the montgomery county staff against our children. why no charges against those, she's talking specifically more those about the people surrounding those who have been convicted and charged let me say the montgomery county state's office and schools have entered into a different mous. we helped them redraft here in montgomery county the protocol for educating the 23,000 people who worked for montgomery county public schools about what their legal obligations are to report when information comes to their attention about a child being abused. i think quite candidly as you see as many cases as you do, as a result of the fact we were intimately involved p in drafting that. i am unfamiliar with any instance in a case where we've investigated and someone saturday on an investigatio

investigation. i would look to the future and at any charges we would bring against anybody in any instance would depend on the facts of an individual case. we have worked inmately with partners with montgomery county public schools in drafting a policy and we're also involved in educating everyone in the the entire school system about what their legal obligations are when it comes to their attention that a child has been sexually abuyed or abused in any fashion. we've been repeatedly and actively involved in these cases, unfortunately all the time. >> there's a lot we can get to if we had more time. john mccarthy, great to you see. happy 2018. >> happy new year to you. >> sarah, back to you. >> coming up here on the five, another disaster causing major evacuations in california. gary , it seems like about every month there's something going on over here in california. you had the fires, rain, now this is the picture. thankfully thoos ' a rescue right there.

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>> california facing new problems tonight as the state recovers from the wos fire season on record. it is now dealing with a new issue and that's mudslides. gary mcgrady joining us with more. >>reporter: this is so typical, too. any time t you have the kind of wild fires, there is wild fire season and then you get some rain and this is what happens. these pictures are just incredible. you've got all of these several, several days of fires and then come the heavy rains coming in. it came in overnight, sanity dangerous deliveries bash a, triggered, at least five people lost their life. let me tell you what happens. think about a wild fire, everything is burned. the roots are burned, vegetation is

basically nil and so that leaves the soil profile in such a way once the heavy rains come in, a lot of heavy rain, a billion dollar up in the soil, the soil can't take the weight of the rain and it comes right down the hill hillsides. a lot of the southern facing hillsides have been the problems. the overhead shots are just amazing here. just so you know. they expect more because more rain is on the way. social media has been all over this in terms of what's been going on. let me just show you you here, the rescue, people obviously get stuck in these. they come at night a lot of times and when they started to form some of the hardest hit areas were mont seat oh, santa bash a. we're told rescues rescued ate people from their homes. a lot of people thought oh, well, they're over hyperring this and then they commented no, they t didn't. among the victims, a 14 year old girl, crews rescued her after she became trapped. you you c s

, debris, everything comes down. they collect everything and a path of destruction along the way. lots of houses out there. the guards are jumping in. you you can see more rescue detail there. once again, social media is all over there. hashtag santa bash a, hashtag ventura. i thought i was dead for a minute. a lot of the dramatic videos has been coming from social media. this is of a rescue. they're literally pulling her out. some of these people have actually been stuck for hours before they can get pulled out. there is a car in this picture. can you see the wheel up there in at least six people dead 30 miles north of highway 101. social media gets very, very specific. a lot of pictures just like this. washed out streams and rivers. this is how fast the waters will flow from the waters of burbank. this is a large

at one particular time and it brings everything down. that basically is the mudslide. i want to show you something else, too, a big area of low pressure is coming ashore out here. this is a 12-hour loop of all of this rain coming through. it started last night and it continues right now. you see the big swirl here of low pressure and right there, loss angelica los angeles, santa barbara still getting some heavy rain. more mudslides to come. it will be another 24 hours or so before all this rain gets out of here. they have to clean up and dry out, too. let's hope it's another couple of months where we don't get any pictures like this. >> it's always something. >> coming up, president trump and democratic lawmakers spar ring over immigration reform today. ronica cleary is on this one. >>reporter: jim and sar actioner it was a nearly unheard of display o

the press permitted inside a nearly hour-long conversation with democrats and republicans about that hot topic, immigration. we're going to take you inside coming up. fits , when you you rent a car are you aware of the rights you have and don't have in today the us supreme court heard a case that could have dramatic impact on what happens to you in a rental contact if you come in contact with police. fox5 local news at five continues in just a moment.

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center in hagerstown. the suspect grabbed some money out of the register and took off and fled the scene. a man, this man right here behind bars in northern virginia for allegedly assaulting customers and ransack ing a convenience store. on sunday, police say stuart skinner was on drugs when they found him inside a sheets in manassas. when officers tried to take him into custody he resisted. and the search is on for the suspect in an armed 7/eleven robbery that happened in the district. this man walked into the 7/eleven in dupont circling around one this morning. he approached the cashier, pulled out a gun and then forced the clerk to give him money and her ' still look ing for him right now. big story in d.c. today, the president met with lawmakers from both sides to talk about comprehensive immigration reform . to an unexpected twist we got a look into the discussion and debate for nearly an hour. ronica cleary live at the white house with more on the story

>>reporter: jim and sarah, it was really something that we don't see very often. the meeting was originally on the president's calendar and scheduled to be completely clos ed. then the press pool, they were permitted inside for a short time. after about five minutes the president said maybe the press should stay. i'll tell you you an hour later is when they finally left. there were over 20 democrat and republican lawmakers seated around the table with the president, along with members of his team where they saturday, debated and discussed one of the hottest topics right now in this country, immigration reform and how they can come to some compromise primarily with the focus on that deadline for the dreamers coming up this march. let's take a look inside. i think my positions are going to be what the people p in this room come up with. i apple very much reliant on the people in this roo

opportunity to get this done for the american people. when it comes to migration and the lottery system we saw two recent terror attacks in new york that were the result of this, i think , failed immigration policy . we'd like to see that fixed. what about a clean daca bill now with a commitment that we go into a comprehensive immigration reform procedure like we did back remember when kennedy was here. it was really a major, major effort. it was a great disappointment that it went nowhere. i like the idea that both sides have pressure to solve the daca issue, but i think the bigger issue here is not just the daca issue but what can we do to start the path to take the steps to solve this immigration problem in eventually reporters, they were asked to leave and during this last portion of the meeting that's when, if you will, the deal was done. the agreement to what phase one o

form will look like. what the administration would like to see is four things focused on in phase one. number one that top priority we hear from the administration time and time again, border security. also ending what they call chain migration, ending the visa lottery program and then a permanent solution to daca. now what they are saying is then there would be a phase two which is what they're calling comprehensive immigration reform . the president choked they would take an hour off for lunch after phase one was voted on than a signed and then begin immediately on phase two, i guess a more comprehensive immigration reform package. the president said what he envisions is a bill of love. now we spoke with a former dreamer from our area to get her reaction on this idea of what she thinks of a bill like this focusing on these four priorities put forth after today's meeting. take a

legislation that would use dreamers as bargaining chips for a border wall that is not supported and would truly be a waste of money. and also there is a lot of daca recipients that live along the borders and their lives would not be positively affected by legislation that includes a wall. >> interestingly enough, the administration is no longer say ing the wall is the only thing that they believe is part of border security. today sarah hugley bisand a ers, the white house press secretary said that's just one piece of the puzzle. but when it comes to those famous lines about mexico paying for it, she says that is still the plan. reporting live at the white house, ronica cleary, fox 35 local news. >> if police stop you in a rental car do they still need permission before they search the car? it's a case that could have serious

for the millions of car rentals that take place every year. this has raised a lot of questions. it sure does. it starts with this big question. consider this, you rent yourself a car. you go off on a trip, but understand you don't actually own that car, you're merely borrowing it. so if the police stop you and they want to search that vehicle, do t you even have the right not being the property owner to give concept to that search? that is what is the key that this case before the supreme court today. there are a loft pins on this. one of them conservative legal analyst onmichael at the heritage foundation says if the justices decide not to side with the us government in this case it could present an obstacle to police in trying to execute search warrants. the petitioner here is arguing that if you have possession and control of this rental car then you have a privacy interest. the gove

. that means even car thieves would have a privacy interest. the government is essentially saying you've gonna a little bit too far here. >> so what's all this about? well, it involves a pa case in which a man rented a car with his fiance. it was the fiance who was actually on the document , not the driver. in pennsylvania, pennsylvania state police pulled over the vehicle. the man behind the wheel was not on the rental agreement. so police decided that he was not in a position to deny their request for a search. they searched that vehicle, found more than 2,000 bags of heroin and he was sentenced to ten years in prison. but there is another side to this whole case and it concerns the fourth amendment. now, there are very serious concerns tonight that if this case is not sided with the plaintiff's in this case, that anybody driving any kind of vehicle, whether it be a

vehicle or whether it's even a car that you own through a bang loan could be determined to not be your car. in essence, not allow you to give permission for your vehicle to be searched. we spoke with d.c. david been wits today and he said this has even bigger ramifications if you consider the explosion of car sharing companies in this area. if the court were to up hold this decision by the state court , i think all of a sudden you would be seeing thousands of searches of not just remember the al cars, but law enforcement would try and expand this to uber, to lyft, and then to a car that is quote, owned by someone me. and that would be the end of the fourth amendment really as it relates to cars. >> as it stands tonight the justices now have this case. the impact of all of this could be enormous. consider there

115 million car rentals in this country every year. now, the court's current term will expire at the end of june. many analyst lists expect the justice s to have a decision in this case before the end of this term. we're live at the us supreme court, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. >> former ads sheriff joe arpaio say he's running for the united states senate. the 85 year old says he'll run for the seat being vacated by republican senator jeff flake who announced he wouldn't seek reelection in october. arpaio was convicted by a federal judge after he re fused to stop detaining immigrants because of their status. the president pardoned ded arpaio last year. >> if you are 16 of years old and you live in greenbelt, maryland you can now cast a vote . they voa voted to lower the age. in order to take part, 16 and 17 year

registered in prince george's county. it becomes effective september 27. there are other places that includes tacoma park and hyattsville. >> d.c. council member mary cheh is introducing new legislation. it will allow students to use sun sunscreen. apparently this is an issue. currently the district recognizes sunscreen as a medication. d.c. law states that students may only use medication at school if their parent has submitted a valid medication action plan signed by a doctor. but council woman cheh believes steudz should. >> coming up, a warning tonight for parents about kids who are sleeding. this after a nine year old girl in virginia was killed while sledding down a driveway. >> protecting pets, a new bill aimed against people who live dogs

. the punishment one lawmaker is calling for people to face the offense. >> so nice to finally climb out of the two-week deep freeze that gripped us here. we saw temperatures hit 50-degrees earlier this afternoon in washington, d.c. right now 45, with lights winds out of the northeast. we may see some fog develop late tonight and temperatures returning back to normal for tomorrow. look at the forecast which features some very high numbers. that's coming up in the seven day forecast after the break. . jack and jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water. all because of a burst water pipe in their house that ruined the hardwood floors in their kitchen. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped them with homeowners insurance and the inside of their house was repaired and floors replaced.

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been filed. the virginia general assembly kicks off its legislation session tomorrow and one bill that will be introduced will try to prevent the mis treatment of pets. they want to prohibit owners from tether ing their dogs or other animals outside and leaving them there for long periods of time. many times animals are left outside in extreme cold or hot conditions. it calls for a two 350d fine for offenders and $500 for a second offense. >> caitlyn line is hero oh we've talked about keeping pets inside during a cold snap. >> you have to. it was so incredibly cold over the past two weeks. you you have to take all sorts of precautions and i'm glad to say we're not dealing with that now. both holidays as a part of it. now that we're well into january we're seeing temperatures return to normal. normal cold, that's great. artic, m

is not so great to deal with. maybe that will make the rest of the winter feel pretty comfortable when you start off so brutally cold. >> a live look outside right you now, it is a quiet evening as we started off with some fog this morning which gave way to some sunshine and high temperatures both here atlantic club and at dulles that reached 50 greece. that was a major improvement considering the icy mess that we were contending with last night and the days and days of cold weather. even though we were so warm today, tomorrow temperatures back into the low 40s for his. outside right now, 45 in washington, 44 at baltimore, 46 in annapolis. forty-five in frederick, 41 in winchester. so temperatures are pretty uniform except for that 34 i just saw there in culpeper it's not just us, all across the northeast everyone breaking out above the freezing mark. it's still 28 in brigham tofnlt it's always cold there. thirty-five in chicago. clouds moving in from the n

direction switched out of the northwest today. now we're going to see the clouds increase probably a little bit during the overnight hours we may see a little bit of patchy fog again tomorrow morning with temperatures moving out and winds going light. don't rule out any early morning fog and then through the rest of the tomorrow i think we'll see more clouds and sunshine. the executeup for your wednesday, it's still a cold start. we started at 30 this morning and i think that's where we'll start again here in d.c. with widespread 20s. you you you need the winter jackets through the early morning. with an approaching warm front you get into the damp air mass and temperatures may drug l, just get into the low 40s tomorrow without much sunshine. not a tomorrow afternoon. of course coming off of days where we didn't come close to the freez ing mark, 43, maybe not so bad. 34-degrees a little bit of fog early to start. more clouds and sunshine, 41 by the lunch hour, 43 there

temperatures looking like 43 is a popular number out there. cloud cover and again even if we have some fog in the morning that might burn out, but quickly be replaced bay some higher clouds that ill with be riding a long the warm front which will deliver us some showers maybe as early as thursday afternoon. getting to the seven day forecast. here's the showers showing up alongside some incredibly warm temperatures. we really broke out of this artic air mass quickly and we will continue to do that as temperatures sore despite the rain. just a stray shower late in the day thursday. friday showers look more likely. not terribly heavy and with a surm ing south wind we'll see the temperatures yum p into the low 350s. six p in d.c. saturday is a transition day. a period of heavy rain late friday night early saturday morning before daybreak. morning showers giving way to afternoon sunshine . that 54-degrees is an early high temperature as we'll get colder later on in the day. look at the cold air that

weights. not necessarily the polar tundra that we've been living in, but quoald still. back up to 38 by next tuesday. martin luther king weekend, the early call, even though we do start off with showers, much colder by monday. is that the seven day forecast. >> on the way, a new york lawmaker indicted for stealing money intended to go to hurricane sandy relief. disney facing backlash for a black panthers pin. one of the makers admitted the iphone was created to make the iphone addictive. we'll break that down for you after the break. college inn broth helps you make every meal delicious. college inn, delicious is in the details. with dunkin' deals, get a $2 medium latte from 2 to 6 pm. looks like it's latte o'clock. time for a rich, creamy afternoon pick-me-up

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>> new video of the suspect wanted foray salting a girl walk ing home from school. the loudon county sheriff's office says the girl was walk towards right wood place when a man grabbed her and touched her inappropriate limit when she screamed the man ran objection to the form authorities release a sketch in the hopes of someone might recognize the suspect. >> montgomery county police want you to take a good look at these two men. investigate investigators say they were involved in a double shooting in german town. it was taken from a nearby store and they captured images of the men before that shooting took place. the victims shot are expected to recover. police ask you to police please give them a call if you know these men and give them any information you may have. >> a d.c.

are home safe tonight thanks to two new jersey police officers. that story coming up. paul. >>reporter: i was a shocking announcement. discover discovery communications says it's leaving downtown silver springs. i'll tell you why and why. we are clawing our way out of the deep freeze, but what is ahead for your thursday. i'll have your seven day forecast. >> we gin tonight with developing news, former white house steve bannon is out at bright bart news. the company announced late this afternoon that bannon will leave his post as stettive chairman. it comes as bannon began losing support from conservative backers following comments he made in michael wol's brand new book fire and furry. in it bannon questions president trump's mental fitness. the company say s it is working with steve

bannon a smooth h transition. >> we have a critical update on a \miss\{mis^}\missing person's case. two cousins, age 17 and 11 years old are home safe. the officers found the missing girls at a restaurant with four men. they arrested those men. matt ackland is live at d.c. police headquarters with the late ers. >>reporter: these girls were reported missing you'll remember on the fifth and then on the sixth in new jersey that is where these officers spotted something that just didn't look right. it was a u hall truck parked off to the side of the road. they noticed there was no furniture, no personal investigations inside. they decided to investigate it further. because police are looking into this as a possible crime against the two miners we're blurring their faces and not identifying them again. we found out about these details after the haddon heights police department posted information on its facebook page with a link to a fox5 story. haddon heights is