this is fox5 local news at ten. right now at ten, allegations of bullying, harassment and hazing at a prince george's county, what a cheerleading squad claims their coaches did in a story you will only see on fox5. a brazen sex assault on a popular maryland trail. how the victim tried to defense herself and you you won't believe what the suspect told investigators. then the backlash and how the white house is defending president trump's vulgar reference to immigrants from carribean and african countries the news at ten starts right now . we're going to gin tonight , though, with the weather. our nice spring-like day will give way to some rain. that's right. it was a beautiful day. got a little mis from out there and i can't tell from this picture if we're seeing any rain, but sue palka is

little bit feverish. >> spring fever is setting in every where after not only getting a high temperature of 62 , but even at this hour it's still 58-degrees. there are a few sprinkles starting to move in. the rain that we are expecting that is being transported by this very warm air is already starting to come in in a very light fashion, but it's going toic p up in the overnight hours. today's high temperatures more typical of what we might see around here in early april and so mild tonight can you you believe we were dealing with ice last week and little bits of snow and all that artic air for our coldest january week on record in many areas and now it's the january thaw. so temperature right now here in d.c. as mentioned, 58. manassas still 606 in fredericksburg and everybody very mild for this time of year and this temperature change is anywhere from ten to 20-degrees warmer than we were last night. and remember iton

there will be a sharp change in the air mass and it's going to arrive on saturday. i wanted to just show you you we go from 58 here to now 26 in chicago to nine blow in fargo all the way down to dallas, 34. it's another cold shot and the temperatures really dropped dramatically behind the front that's going to cross us tomorrow night into saturday morning. a check of radar right now, a few light showers around there's been nothing heavy at all. this is the way it will go until much later tonight. we have a couple more showers as you can see off to your west. coming up at about ten:15 i'm going to he that you through the futurecast so you can see where we're expecting the heavy to moderate rain and what's on the back side of this frontal boundary. and the change essay head. >> new tonight, an assault on the capital crescent trail could have bench worse than it had not been forth victim's quick thinking. the

could have had five minutes with the woman where then p counter was consensual. >>reporter: before she even knew he was following her an unknown man groped her from behind. he grabbed her breasts very intimate limit but before he could continue she pulled out pepper spray and doused him h. it was a thursday in november, 2:00 in the afternoon. the busy capital crescent trail in best these dangerous deliveries, when a jogger says she was intercept ed by this man, 24 year old william oh pair, a man she never met before until she says he grabbed her from behind and then intimately groped her breasts. before he could more she defended herself with pepper spray and called 911. police were able to locate the s suspect, the victim trailing closely and able to identify him . the maryland national capital park police officer ask ed the suspect why his eyes were red and watery. he admitt

because he, quote, poked her in the butt but thought i had up to five minutes to be consensual. i doament think anyone should be groping anyone else without any kind of consent. i'm upset, but i want something to be done. i'm going to walk. i run and i'm ' out on trails. it's a new day. we're not taking it anymore. oh paris now facing charges for foray salt as well as sexual contact without con sent. >> a d.c. firefighter under investigation for nearly a year was indicted on second degree murder and manslaughter charges gregory bowr jr. is accused of running over nate ma ken onwith a vehicle and killing him. the incident happened last year in a parking lot in h upper marlboro on the night before mack ken on died he got into a dispute with the firefighter's daughter guns were drawn during the incident. mack ken on's mother was in the

day he was killed. this man rev s his car directly into my son's body. his body just goes limp and i'm looking in the rearview mirror like this. this has got to be not real, this did not just happen. firefighter bowr has been on desk duty at the d.c. fire department since last february. his attorney told us they are disappointed by the second degree murder charge, but are making arrangements for the firefighter to turn himself in. a 22 year old man went missing after heading to go out and meet a woman he found on the dating site plenty of fish.com. they've been trying to get the word out and bleeding for his safe return. tonight we've learned his remains have been found. police say he was murder ed. fox5's lauren demarco joins us with the details. >>reporter: we learned today on what woo be his 23rd birthday that marty macmillan's remains were found on the side

suitland parkway in october. they have now been identified as his. the police report states that he was shot multiple times inside of an apartment along mlk apartment in southeast d.c. his grandmother tells us that is news to herment he had been missing since april and she was the one who eventually found his car in northeast d.c. after police told her it had registered in that area on a gps tractor. i was driving around that day in alleys and every where i could drive looking and i was coming down easton t avenue and i just got a hunch to turn down foot street and it was the third car parked there. i had beginning to feel like he was gone because of the behavior . it's not him. he never not come home or contact one of us ever. he never do that for no three and four days i'm like he had to go to work. he was really excited about his job. he wouldn't just disappear like that. i knew something was not

what they found is going over and over in my mind. and wrap ped up in the blanket nude, bones. >> pennsylvania establish a cook says she doesn't know who filled her grandson or why. the worst part is some of their search parties were close to where his remains were found. to joint base andrews. now marty had been in some trouble in the past , even serving some jail time, but recently landed an apprenticeship with an elect trigs service and was excited at the new beginning. he was the oldest of four children vanish ing without a trace was so out of character and the fact that he was missing for months the family had come to believe that he was likely gone. they're wondering the apartment that he was found in was linked to the woman he was supposed to meet from that dating site. they said she

and she said she never seen him, she never met him h. she don't know who they're talking about. the detectives say she nt el right didn't believe her story. he had to have something to tie her to. he was not trash. he didn't deserve what he got. nor did he disee serve to be thrown away like trash. just thrown somewhere. it does help to know that he's not laying out there anymore. i don't have to drive around thinking about that. >> cook says the family is now planning a funeral service but they want to know who is responsible formatter i's death d.c. police are offering a re ward of up to $25,000 in the case. >> to prince george's county high school students are recovering after they were attacked with a knife today at school. it happened this morning at central high school in capital heights. investigat ors told us three male students got into a dispute which led to a fight. one student pulled out a knife and cut the other two. the school was briefly placed on lock down.

figure out what was going objection to the form i found out through my sister, she called me and asked had i talked to my son, where was he. i said he's at school. she said there was an incident at central, there's a tabbing. police are all over the place. it's all over the news. it's another example of why i shouldn't have sent him here. i'm just thankful that it is his last year. he's a half a day student . ease not here all day. i just pray that he can get through the rest of the school year. we checked with police a short time al ago. at this point no rnl chas have been filed. the university of of maryland medical center in baltimore is taking full responsibility for its actions after a rid yoaf an incident outside the hospital went vie ravment the scrid ohio shows a woman in a thin hospital gown being left outside in 30 to 40- degree weather at a bus stop on wednesday night. you don't look well. come and sit down. the incident was

camera by a man walking nearby. in the video you can hear that man desperately plead with security guards not to leave the woman out in the cold. earlier today the university of maryland medical center responded to the video. we believe firmly that we provided appropriate medical care to a patient who came to us in need. where we absolutely failed and where we own that failure is in the democrat straition of basic humanity and compassion. the man who filmed the video of the woman tells us although the hospital apologized it's not enough. he's demanding a full investigation into what went wrong. the hospital says they're investigating. he says someone outside the hospital needs to do that. we're told woman is now back home with her family. to see that is very disturbing. i'm glad she is back home. me, too. and hopefully this will be further addressed. >> absolutely. >> well, the search for victims

continues after the massive and deadly mudslides in california. plus, evan lambert is live in prince george's county tonight. evan. >>reporter: there are allegations of bullying and harassment on the cheer squad at charles flowers high school in prince george's county. those parents that contacted us told us that that harassment was coming from coaches aimed at students. that story coming up plus addressing hot button topics, the issues discussed at today's d.c. metro board meeting to boost ridership.

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>> there are new allegations of bullying, harassment and hazing involving the cheerleading squad at a prince george's county high school. parents at charles flowers high school contacted fox5 alleging that several coaches have mistreated the girls on one of the cheer teams fox fox5's efva

live with the story. evan, what do we know. >>reporter: the school district has opened up an investigation into these parents' allegations they tell us that their daughter s would be practicing in this gymnasium, but because of their complaints here the coach here disbanded the novice cheer squad. we all don't understand coaching, but calling a young lady, constantly calling her other words to her fair, calling her dumb, stupid and telling her that she's not good enough to be part of the program is unacceptable. through community activist and state senate at least a half dozen parents say their daughters are being harassed, bullied and hazed by cheerleading coaches at the school. the group asked browning to speak on their behalf because they don't want their daughters to be

schools ceo dr. kevin maxwell. in a letter the parents speak of coaches calling their daughters profane names, not properly accounting for cash payments collected as program fees and even physically hazing the girls who were on the novice cheer team. pushing some of these young ladies past the point of exhaustion, wh where they're throwing up and physically ill and they're threatened not to tell their parents about it because they would be thrown off the team. in copies of their daughters' own staipts, the girls write they are tweeted very badly and that coaches would always curse. we took those l a gas stations to school spokesman john white. we always want to make sure that our staff and our couches are treating children with the same respect that they would want to receive and so we take the allegations serious limit we have begun to interview students as well as adults into the building to find out exactly what has occurred. the district wouldn't say what they've learned from the interviews. the parents want the coaches replaced, a f

accounting of the fees they've paid and a guaranty that their daughters can cheer and be protected. it's been going on for almost a year. unfortunately when the parents decided to stand up the together , the coaches decided to disband the team. and of course we will take you on top of this story and let you know what happens in this district investigation. live in prince george's county tonight, evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> sthoirts have release the names of 17 people killed by mudslides in california. the santa barbara coroner's office says the victims range in age from three to 89 and all are residents of monday seat oh. heavy rain well. ate people are still unaccounted for. twenty-eight others were injured . we've been talking about california having kind of wild weather. really we've had our share of strange weather,

now today we got 60s. still so mild tonight and speaking of the california mudslides that's some of the rain we're going to be seeing tomorrow. the damage is still going on out there, the slides continue. part of the rainy system it's pretty enormous. shawn, tony, you may have heard me mention this last night, we need this rain. we go from extreme rain and mud sliesdz in california and now we're going to get a little l taste of that, too, to make up our deficit. don't be surprised especially if you live in southern maryland that you might get a rumble of thunder out of this. we're just seeing a couple of light showers, but what about the all important thursday morning rush. what are you you going to be running into ? the rain is going to increase. there will be some much pennsylvanias of moderate rain especially east of the beltway and 95 on either side there of the bay. now, as we go into the noon hour

some rain around. not everybody is seeing it. it seems to be more prevalent kind of ease of 95 for the early part of the day . you'll have to keep that umbrella handy. look at some of these heavier down pours that we're seeing moving over southern maryland into delaware it won't rain all day. i think there will be a few dry hours tomorrow evening, maybe 7:00. it sure is going to be warm, but the last big who are raised tonight is when the front cross es. that comes through friday night into saturday morning and a it may end briefly with a little bit of this, a little bit of snow or maybe even some sleet. the rain will cut off on saturday morning and so will the heat because after that front crosses, temperatures are literally going to crash as we head through the day and even as late as the noon hour we could still be seeing a few flurries here and there. tomorrow afternoon, how about 67-degrees again with some showers around. sixty-six for

for cull perp and 66-degrees as we look up towards martinsburg. after we get the rain out of here and again into saturday it really is going to crash in a big way and these temperatures that we're seeing tonight into the upper 50s are going to be replaced by temperatures in the low -- upper 20s to low 20s as we go through the night saturday and also sunday and wind chills to boot. we'll take you through the nfl player and a closer look at the weekend in just a few minutes. >> new tonight, good news for commuters, the 355 bridge over the ma knock see river is back over. mdot tells us emergency repairs were made in record time . a garbage truck hit the bridge back in december causing significant damage. the repairs were estimated to take up to 606 days, but the bridge is now safe for travel. metro is making an evident to make things better and safer for riders. today the board discussed plans to refund riders who were delayed more than 15 minutes during rush hour .

their smart trip cards with the transit agency will be eligible for those refunds. i'm out every night speaking and half the questions i get are about metro and every question of those questions i get is about reliability. i want to get from point a to point b on time. i want to be assured that when i get on that train i'm going togo goal is. the board also discuss ed recommendations to protect riders especially following a number of recent assaults and also a brabd new audio campaign to remind riders that sex assaults and sex harassments will not be tolerat ed on metro. coming up how the white house is defending president trump's vulgar reference to describe immigrants from carribean and african countries. coming up tomorrow on fox5 news morning we talk live with metro general manager paul white feld, plus it's friday flu checkup. a closer look at why

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president trump seems to have frustrated some of his colleagues on capital hill and others following alleged comments he made about immigrants from haiti, el salvador and after frik can countries, some lawmakers talked about restoring as part of a bipartisan deal. president trump replied saying quote why are we having all these people from ex blahtive countries, he used a word that we can't use on tv. he apparently went onto suggest that the us should bring more people from countries like norway. just yesterday of course he met

prime minister at the white house. the white house is not denying that the president made the comments, adding that the president will only accept an immigration deal that adequately addresses the visa lottery system and chain migration. needless to say this has created a bit of a fire storm on social media. a lot of people are reacting to it and say it was ignorant and just ridiculous that he made the comments. i just want to hair this, our own colleague maureen umeh who is of nigerian desent. she wrote as an african immigrant his comments show nothing about hate . i can't with this guy anymore. that has been the from a lot of people. i'm sure this is not dying down despite the white house not denying it at all. i think a lot of people are concerned that it will play into the president's base. there are a lot of comments that the president and politicians make that you can arg yurks you know,

from a different point of view. these comments frankly seem racist and elite is to me. up next tonight, a new aproasm to fighting the opioid epidemic. how the white house is focusing resources on the border in an effort to prevent overdoses. when you get sick with the flu, what is better, urgent care or the emergency room. the option the experts say you should choose. choose.

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>> luke, i am your snowman. that was pretty good. as about ton man built his kids a life size dart vaider out of snow. he spent four hours tuesday night building this vaid der so his son would be real priced as he left for school. the snow vai der caught the eyes and took

still around or if it has been melted away. in our region it certainly is a puddle. it's nice that it's still standing. it doesn't look like it's a residential area. it looks like it's more snit ticketed event. people can do crazy things. >> coming up tonight, dramatic video shows a thieve stealing from a downtown jewelry store not once, but twice. the news continues right now much this is fox 35 local news at 10:30. right now at 10:30, contradictly tweets from the president didn't stop the house from a renewal of the visa actment how does the surveillance program work and why does he take issue with it. plus, the white house taking a new tactic to fight the opioid epidemic by targeting the border . how the feds are pressuring apple to come clean about the company's once secret slow

10:30 starts right now. welcome back, a local man who went missing after going to meet up with a woman from a dating site has been found dead. twenty-two year old marty macmillan has been found murdered. his remains were found on the side of suitland parkway in okay. it took until now for police to identify the body. macmillan was shot multiple times. up to a $25,000 reward is offered for information in the case. two prince george's county high school students are recovering after they were attacked with a knife today at school. it happened this morning at central high in capital heights. investigators tell fox5 three male students got into a dispute that lead to a fight in the hallway. one student pulled out a knife for a brief time the school was on lock down. full responsibility for its actions after this video surfaced. it shows a woman in a thin hospital gown left outside in the cold at a bus stop on wednesday night. the hospital says it

provided appropriate medical care for the patient, but that it failed to demonstrate compassion. the hospital system is investigating the incident and reviewing its discharge policies. in the district, a bold thieve steels from a downtown northwest jewelry store not once, but twice. been son's jewelers was burglarized before christmas. it happened again on sunday. corey coffin talked to the other than. she's life with more. >>reporter: he told me he was actually surprised that it happened again. he does believe the same person hit it twice. right now it's fairly busy in the downtown area. we got mix and a lieutenant of people walk ing through. in the middle of the night this place clears out which made it easy for the thieves to pull up their van and burglar ice the place. the first video is from december 13 that's where the suspect is able to get in with a brick smashing the front door and

for the watch cabinet. when he tries to hit the other glas cases it's not so easy. he kick s several times with no luck , though, he leaves without the rest of the jewelry and a waiting van. let's go to the second video. this is from the second burglary january 7. you can see two people busting in. this time the thieve is prepared with a harym. he smashes several cases. eventually they were able to get away with $23,000 worth of merchandise and that because it was the second time in just a month he's decided to make some changes. protect the windows better with some special film on it so they can't bust through it with a brick. it takes a lot of effort . i'm going to put a special film on the glass. and he also tells me he will be out a couple thousand dollars to have to fix that door. simon also say the reason he

it was hit by the same person or people is because the one arrest that was made in this case from the first burglary there was merchandise found that in that person's home that came from the second burglary. that's how he believes they were connected. police are looking for a second or possibly even more suspects that were involved. if you have any tips on these burglaries you can call d.c. police. president trump throwing congress a curve ball with a tweet blasting the f isa act. here's fox's john roberts. it was an oops moment that said white house staff and republicans and congress reeling . after watching a segment on fox and friends president trump issued a tweet highly critical of the fisa act the president tweeting house quotes on fisa act today, this is the act that may have been used with the help of the dis

to by the previous administration and others. the tweet stood in sharp contradiction to a statement that the press secretary had the night before. democrats took full advantage of what they saw as a policy vacuum saying let's put the bill on hold. in light of the irresponsible and inherently contradictory messages coming out of the white house today. i would recommend that we withdraw consideration of the bill today to give us more time to address the privacy questions that have been raised as well as to get a clear statement from the administration about their position on the bill. nearly two hours after his initial tweet, president trump moved to clarify his position tweeting that today's vote is about foreign surveillance of foreign bad guys on foreign land. we need it, get smart. the president's national security counsel lead by homeland security counsel tom boss adder

organization 702 section of fi sa. the heads of intelligence agencies said it was a necessary tool. this morning, republican rang and file were left wonder ing where the president really stood. the white house chief of staff raised up to capital hill. paul ryan spoke to the president for 30 minutes on the phone after the first tweet and house intelligence chairman defense and nunez read allow the president's clarifying tweet to reassure members the president was still on board. yet the press secretary today said there was no contradiction in what the president wrote and poo-pooed the notion white house staff had to clean up the mess on aisle 7302. it wasn't con fusing to me. i'm sorry it was for you. can you tell us why his first tweet intarkd off a flurry of activity and phone calls between the white house and capital hill. >> i'm not sure about the flurry of activity. again, to us that's a pretty normal day and we're always engaged with members on the hil

our staff, so that seems pretty standard practice. in his second tweet today president trump also pointed out that he, quote, personally directed the unmasking process. the obama administration you'll recall ask ed for the unmasking of the names of several trump campaigning pain officials in connection with the russia investigation. today, the director of national intelligence dan coats unvailed a new policy with the names in foreign surveillance can be disclosed to government official >> president trump has signed a new order hoping to crack down on opioids and other drugs pass ing through our borders. the order give borders agents new tools that can help detect chemicals. it will be given in the postal system. additional tools and resources to detect and intercept

elizabeth fentanyl which is our new big scorch. >> individual states are also lawn ping their own irktives. in pennsylvania first responders will now leave behind the drug in a locks own. they're offering training sessions for bartenders. according to the cdc drug overdoses rose from 20 percent. amazon could be a game changer for the future of the drug prescription industry. they have secured wholesale licenses. what could big its biggest strength is its delivery . they haven't ruled out the possibility of exploring this option in the future. if a federal lawmaker wants apple to come clean about its once secret slow down of old i phones. south south dakota senator issued a request for more information. apple claimed new updates on older phones

to help preserve the bat rivment in the letter, theun demanded a response by january 23. apple has not commented on the request . next at 10:30, urgent care versus the er. as the flu season hits full swing what's the better choice when you're feeling sick. we're going to break down which place you should go and when. but first, here's sue. >> it's almost safe enough to open up the windows and let some of the germs out. it's a mild night. look at all the rain that is showing up as we widen out that radar picture. that is some of the activity that we're going to be seeing moving in our direction and it will arrive by the time you start your moving commute. we'll have more on what you can expect by friday and the weekend forecast just ahead. deep in a financial hole and unable to climb out, more than two-thirds h of adults with debt say they don't know if they're ever going to be able to pay the. pay the.(offrord.ecl). the survey from

also painting this grim picture more than a third of adults who oh money on their credit cards think they will die with definitely workers at walmart will soon have extra cash to pay down their bills that's because starting next month the retailer is boosting its minimum wage to 11 bucks an hour and handing out bonuses of up to a thousand dollars. walmart is crediting the new tax cut for all this to happen. a new report from glassdoor finding more than a third of employers expect more of their employees to quit this year. and as you probably guess , pay is expected to be the biggest reason why. and hopefully you didn't quit on your investments and other big pay on wall street, thursday, the do you, nasdaq and s & p 500 all closing at record highs. that's a look at business. i'm david asman. .

well quom back. this year's flu season is shaping up to be a bad one. a lot of people are heading to your knowledge event care when they feel sick. in some cases you may be better off in the emergency room. fox's reagan mej i explains why you should go and when. >>reporter: i look urgent care you you you the waiting time is less than an emergency room. urgent care because it's like i'm going back to school next week and the last thing i need to start the second semester is to be sick. many people seem to notice the big care and emergency room is the waiting time. it's called an emergency room, but every time i've went, i sat down for hours and waiting to be checked up on. if you have, just like you're having a fever, it's easy to pop

rachel bond a cardiology gist with emergency room experience says you should not use waiting time as the determining factor of which one to visit when you're sick or injured. when really should you go to the emergency room or when you think something is more life threatening such as chest pain, a sudden fainting spell or arrested on an outstanding seizure, for example. if you notice that you have sort of an episode of numbness that sort of is a quicken onset associated with paralysis or inability to move a limb. as for visiting urgent care, a city md spokesperson suggests do so if you have a sprain or fracture and you you need an stray. a laceration needing stitches or a cold or fever. if you're not really sure what to do. you think it's serious but then you think you're over reacting. dr. rachel bond suggests that you see your primary care physician first. they'll be able to tell you so giving them a call they may even say you don't have on go to either. you can come in to see me for an

office visit if i have availability. as for this year 's \flu\flew doctor bond say s it's the worst she's seen and recommend the elderly visit the emergency room at the beginning of any symptoms. on the upper east side. >> there have been a lot of reports this year of young healthy people with the flu who unfortunate die from it. >> usually you you think about that with the most vulnerable. what a terrible flu season it's been. ups and downs don't help. >> we're on an up and soon to go down? a. i think i has to at a lot to do with dry air. we had a lot of that around the holidays. easy for it to spread. maybe crack the windows a little bit. say bye to the flu germs. let them fly out of the house and get ready to grab your rain gear for tomorrow. it looks like we're going to be able to get a half inch to an inch of rain. as we look at our weather headlines not only will you get another warm day, a really warm

think than it was day but we're probably going to see showers for the morning commute. there wibl some dry hours tomorrow and it's looking like a lot of heavier rain wants to kind of skew more to the east of interstate 956789 you may get closer to the inch or inch and a half than areas west are seeing not only will we have some rains in the afternoon and then a break-in the late afternoon and the evening and then the second rain of rain comes in tomorrow night. that is going to be very noticeable on saturday. notice that it's getting enhanced down here and grabbing more golf moisture and a little bit of snow on the back edge. the drop of temperatures is really dramatic behind this frontal boundary. i'll show you the national map coming up at the top of our 11:00 news so you can what i'm talk b. a very warm breezy day, strong winds out of the south

in the mid 606s for our area. as we watch the low pressure. and then that front will take until friday night, saturday morning to push through the area . it's still 358 here. culpeper you're six of one, so is fredericksburg. fifty-six baltimore, frederick is also up to of 1 degrees. what a mild night after what we've been through, this is kind of a shock , shock to the system. the rain again badly needed. our area continues in a moderate doubt and we should be able to do something about that. how much rain are we going to get. right now our models continue to want to place the heaviest rain over here along the delmarva. you're in the sweat spot again tomplet 2.1 potentially for cambridge, one and a half salsbury, whereas d.c. is closer to the half inch amount. you can still get some heavier amounts up toward the cumberland area. it's going to be to about a half inch of rain to an inch and a half. now let's

about saturday because we'll wind the rain down saturday morning and as this system pulse on out it may change over the last of our moisture to a little bit of again sleet or snow across the region. it would be light, nothing that should be too dproa myselfing, temperatures tumble saturday afternoon. it's going to be breezy and sunday is pretty cold . we go from 67 tomorrow to 306s and 40s as the temperatures drop throughout the day. sunday is also a wind chill day. it will be much colder and feeling like 20s for most the day. our surface winds picks up. but a nice, bright afternoon, but dress forth wind chill if you're going to be spending any time outside. i showed you this a little while ago, but again timing out the rain you can see by 8:00 in the morning we have a good amount of rain. plan extra time for your morning commute. notice a how raised tonight lot of the activity, east

maybe some dryer hours around the noon hour especially for western suburbs but that's the heavy rain that we'll have to much what as we go through the evening and the second round that comes in friday night, ending with a little bit of snow here and there. >> your seven day forecast, we talked about the weekend. what about your martin luther king observed on monday, 32 greece, chilly there as well. we keep temperatures in the 30s through most of next week with a chance for some fleur is on tuesday as well as on wednesday. plan extra time for those commutes tomorrow. they may be just a little bit wet. don't go anywhere, fox5 local news at ten will be right back.

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embarrassing blow out here. the terps played a buck eyes team. what could go wrong? early, nothing. michael chill golf ski with with the dunk. the terps up five. the terps rolling. still in the first half, you might be thinking hey brody why are you showing this un impressive really baby hook that doesn't seem important to the game? well, person, that is the last time the terps had the lead. they would be out scored from that point 68 to 37. they lose by 246789 the capitols enter tonight on a ten-game home winning streak where we can never have good things in d.c. sports. you know how this is going to end. second period no score. gordon stall on the break away beats braden hol pee tj

consecutive goal. the caps give up two more. the streak is over losing three to one. the oakland raid ers in this collection of bad haircuts to determine if they violated the rudy rule when hiring head coach john gruden. the rudy rule head coaching jobs. oakland came to an agreement with gruden before any minority candidates were interviewed. >> is that the real hair. >> that is the real hair. good luck tomorrow night. this is my favorite story of the night. to 41 year old local boxer tornado watch i nelson. she is set to box peculiar wrist a shields. she's been boxing professional since 2010 and this is her biggest fight on tv for the womans super middle weight titles. fighting an opponent the same age as her son, 22. the best part, nelson is a grandmother. she used that in trash talk

. peculiar wrist a is going to get that booty spanked by a grandmom. she trains over in ashburn, virginia. good luck >> thanks, broked divment next at 11, people across the world are bidding on a once worn wedding dress. why the bride says the dress was not a mistake. and a woman is attacked on a maryland trail, what the suspect told police when he was arrested. and a teacher in louisiana arrested during a school board meeting is speaking out. what she's saying about the viral video of her getting dragged out of the meeting. the news at 11 is next.

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. right now at 11, months after a d.c. man's body was found police finally identified him and revealed he was murdered . we're live with the new developments. plus, shocking allegations against local high school coaches. the outage from parents in a story you'll only see on fox5. then a maryland hospital responds to allegations it forced this woman out in the cold because she couldn't pay. then dramatic moments as california tries to recover from deadly mudslides and a warning about a dangerous online trend involving laundry detergent pods. the news at 11 starts right now. >> we're following breaking news out of charles county. detectives are investigating the suspicion death of a woman. her body was found on old washington road right near small wood drive in waldorf. there is no word yet on her identity or how she died. we will of course keep you updated with any new information. now w