. >> tom fitzgerald is live at the gallery place metro station in northwest. we have that part of the story. tom? >> reporter: good evening. we tried for the better part of today to get the metro police chief to talk to us about the extra security steps that we keep hearing about in regards to the response of the brussels attack. however we were told several times today that the chief was not available. so we did this. an experiment, if you will. we went down into the gallery place station ourselves. take a look at this video we shot earlier today. now, we walked throughout this station up and down the escalators from s street to h street. it's got the lines coming with tourists. throughout our walking tour today we encountered no police chiefs the majority of the time we were in the station. only towards the end when we were leaving gallery place did we encounter one police officer he was in a station manager's booth and went out on to the platform himself. does this mean there are no security or police officers in metro? no. of course it does not. this is on

in green belt, maryland, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. new > a charles county mother is i fear just tonight after she says her son knocked unconscious inside a bathroom at his school. lacrosse stick teisha wilsonn says her son a student at west lake high school in waldorf wasf badly beat especially, had to be flown out via a helicopter toicp prince george's county trauma center. police say the ninth grader went to the bathroom with three other boys. there are rumors brass knuckles were used in the assault thoughu no weapon was found.. wilson says no one at the school at this point has been suspended nor expelled. the sheriff's office did tell us a suspect will soon be charged with second degree assault. a > i do intend on making sure that justice is served for my son. this should not have happened. > the victim is still sufferini the effects of a severe concussion. he's now recovering at home and has chosen for now not to go back to school. > one man has been arrested ans another is on the run tonight after a shooting led to an hours long

tom fitzgerald joins us. i know you've been in courtrooms and a lot of the men who are facing what are you hearing from law enforcement with the kinds ofof cases that we're seeing right now. >>reporter: if there is a hallmark of all of the activity that we've seen in your other,r you have by and largeç people o have self roadway lied, turnedie to the internet and then tried to bring others along with them onto this ideology. we have not had large-scale-s terror networks that have been uncovered in the d.c. virginia and maryland area.rea. that's a good thing. the concerning thing, though, is what constitutes a cell.ell. we saw in san bernadine oh itt only took two people to launch that attack that killed all of those folks at the shootout.otou as these individual actors, these loan wolfe ofs as they have been called come along inan this area in particular. we've had them happen up in aberdeen, maryland as well. how am of them are out there? that is the big question for homeland security officials and can the

tom fitzgerald oscar pistoris uo on that. >>reporter: there today, joe clancy, the secret servicehe s detailed the agency's efforts not only to protect trump, but hillary clinton and bernie sanders as secret service has spent $72 million this cycle on protecting these candidates. while those violent outburstsut have made all the new, clancylac also made it clear in a directie message, if you were attending one of those rallies, the director of secret service says his agents are there to protectt the candidates, the secrethe service agents will not be used to end protests. > we do not interfere with the people's first amendment rightst people have the right to voice their opinions and it's for the host committee to decide whether or not that's disruptive to that event. we are there to protect ourrote protect '.pr if there are protestors andprot there are people that are disrupting the event that is not our primary responsibility. our concern is over acts orcts threats to our protect tea. if someone, for example, comesce into t

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. >> i'm tom fitzgerald. >> i'm caitlin roth. >> good morning to you all. >> hello. >> and to everyone else. let's look live outside. chilly start to the day. wasn't yesterday tough to be outside. >> i deposit go outside. >> i was but i was part smart. it was a cold rain mitching with know all afternoon. beaif monument as we wait for the cherry blossom trees to burst on and bloom. the festival begins today and peak bloom happens thursday. with warmer temperatures coming in we'll see them on up quickly. it's hawrd to imagine when you consider how chilly it is outside today. satellite and radar showing rain showers pushing off the coast as low pressure intensifies and moves to new england offshore now and showers in the forecast today. we're not done with the system. mainly brought rain to d.c. and accumulating snow north and west to the moup taps. cold, 40 reg national and 37 dullesen 38 bwi. let's check temperatures elsewhere. when you get to the moun taps still not at freezing. it's closer, 36 whip chester and 36 martinsburg and 36 couple better land. once you get up to the ridge to t

and they fox5's tom fitzgerald justerald spoke with the officer whothe oo pulled that man to safety. s fitz what happened here.tz >> reporter: good evening. w this all started about quarterte to 9:00 last not. that's when montgomery countyn e police got a call from a a croma family in silver spring.mi in they told police that ahat 72-year-old man by the name of shing wong had gone for a a medical appointment but neverntv returned home. ed the family didn't know wheren' he was but they did knot w thatd he had a cell phone and it was then that montgomery countymont police started tracking that cell phone and they finally got a ping on it but that t ping, it was all the way way 80 miles north of here.orf now, we want to show you this t picture right now.ht this is the car and this is i where police found it all thetll way up in the gun powder riverrr in hartford county. c wong had reached a dead endea and then police say he kept on driving in fact, he drove 150 feet right into powder river.powder river. montgomery county police gotry him on the phone but the 72-year-old was so disorient

we are live, tom fitzgerald, fox 5 local news. >> new tonight this fairfax county police car is barely recognizable. it happened saturday night on west moorland street. authorities say the cruiser is a ghost car which means typically parked in certain areas to get cars to slow down and increase visibility in the community. if you know anything about this, give police a call. >>> the u.s. supreme court has thrown out a ruling in alabama against lesbian adoption. at issue a lesbian couple who divorced after having three children together. the birth mother tried to prevent her former partner from seeing the children even though that women locally adopted them. the supreme court sided with the birth mother refusing to recognize the other woman as a parent and declaring the adoption invalid. the u.s. supreme court voided that ruling. >>> police officers in manhattan will no longer arrest most people who commit minor offenses like public consumption of alcohol, littering, public urination or taking up two subway seats. starting today officers will hand out sums onss. the policy change will f

fox 5's tom fitzgerald live at the gallery place metro tonight. you spoke with metro about this, what are they saying in response? >> reporter: well, we'll tell you flatly. we have tried all day to get the metro police chief to talk to you about exactly what it is metro police are doing to keep people safe in the wake of that brussels attack. but time and time again, and phone call after phone call the answer we got back was no, the chief is too busy. so left to other own devices, we decided to try what you might call an experiment. in the 1:00 hour this afternoon we descended into a gallery place metro station. it's 1:15 in the afternoon, we're going to walk around and see if we can find this increased security we've been told about. and then off we went. now, keep in is one of the major transfer stations. all the lines coming together. remember, this is during cherry blossom season, it is the time when city is packed with tourists. we walked up to the upper levels, we did this for the good part of an hour, walking through the entrance, down to t

fox5 tom fitzgerald, with more on this, tom? >> reporter: well, good evening, you know, this is the lawsuit that was just filed, we'll be blunt one, many of the details in these court documents are simply far too disturbing to be detailed on television. but the essence of this lawsuit is this: it claims that one of the child student involved in this investigation went to a teacher, here at this school, and told the teacher that the child had been abused. allegation in this documents states that the teacher allegedly accused the child of making the whole thing up. now, you will remember that de and tai caroway accused now of sexually abusing a child pornography videos of at least 17 victims. state and federal charges state caroway used his access as school volunteer to abuse the children at both schools and other locations throughout prince george's county. the lawsuit, third filed now on behalf of the victim, claims that caroway forced nine year old boy here at the woods elementary school to perform sex acts with another child v

tom fitzgerald surveyed the metro station to get a firsthand look. . >> well, we'll be very blunt with you. we tried for the better part of day to get the metro police chief to talk to you about exactly what it is metro is doing to keep people safe sipt brussels attack. the answer we got back time and time again was the chief was too busy. so left to our own devices we tried an sdporment go on to metro to see if we could see any increased security. . >> it's 1:15 in the afternoon gallery place metro we'll walk around and see if we can find increased security we've been told about. >> so off we wept. now gallery place is one of the major transfer stations in metro rail metro spokes people said the transfer stations like this one are probably places we see a lot of police. red, blue, green, yellow lines all coming together. remember this is cherry blossom season the city is packed with tourists. we walked upper levels and lower levels gallery place for bert part of an hour going up and down escalators walking from 7 and 8 street and f street and most of our walking tour we encountered no

tom fitzgerald is life at the capital with the very latest. >>reporter: the best way you could describe the mood up herep was business as usual, but with a very unusual amount of of security considering thatrity congress is not in session here on the hill.on t the capital visitors center reopened its doors probably 8:15:00 a.m., but tack to the scores of visitors who arrived this morning and they'll say they got here with both concern and caring. i was a little concerned about n coming down because we're here from ohio. but you know, you have to just t do what you do. do. when we first got here we noticed they were blocked off. we weren't able to get in.n. but it was open as urban everything went fine. you can't top your life because there's nothing that you can can really do about it. tonight, the suspect in this case, larry did you set remainse hospitalized at the med star washington hospital center. dawson was shot by us capital police in what we're now told nw was the upper abdomen and the upper leg after brandishing whai appeared to be a

l tom fitzgerald is live in i annapolis.na tom i understand this quickly turned heated today. >> reporter: well, you know, laura, it's a situation whereonw there are a lot of emotions emon running through all of this. t this is the letter we obtained earlier today from governor govr larry hogan to the family of o officer noah leotta. in it the governor says that passing noah's law would send a strong message that thishat ti state is going to get serious about keeping drunk driverspi off the roads. so what's this all about? well,ng right now the maryland l dui limit is .08 but under the r current law, you wouldn't have ' to use one of those ignition blockoffs with breathalyzers until you hit .15.15 the family of officer leotta leo and others in the law enforcement community say that is just ridiculous.icul >> are you kidding me? howe? could we be thinking abouting a these people that havee recklessly and irresponsibly ruined lives? but that'sut what's going on. too many people are dying on dno maryland roadways at the hands h of drunk drivers.nk d state of maryland has weak w laws dealing

tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". >> in the meantime metro is trying to make it easier for people to use bus service. the transit agency ististing an app called bus eta which replaces current app known as next bus. the new app, which uses arrival prediction algorithm would provide realtime bus arrival information every 30 seconds. metro is now asking riders to test out the new app ahead of its formal launch in april. >> all right. time now to check in and get a look at weather out there and here's a live look at the white house. you can see the wind blowing the flag around up there. and on top of the white house. and 52 degrees out there. it's not bad. but compared to what we have been7 having it is not as grea. >> quite a departure from last week. drizzly day out there. sue palka what's going on. >> a little fog, too, laura, sarah a, sarah, welcome back. >> thank you. >> happy to have you back. >> even though i'm under the weather --. >> could be allergies too. >> it might be, this is not a man sitting next to laura, it is sarah. >> that deep voice. >> i am another deep voice perso

tom fitzgerald has that story, hey, fits? >> good evening, you know, the school board here set to name a brand new middle school. but the parent of childhood cancer patients say they've come up with a better name, and they're hoping the board changes course. jim? >> and, a boy stops and prays over homeless man, and it is captured on camera, we'll tell how is behind this viral photo ahead. >> and, one fan could not control his emotions, as the redskins said good-bye to his favorite player. hear from the fan who posted his reaction, on social media. >> and, fearless squirrels and drive-thru strip clubs, weirdest things they've discovered while visiting america. we're back after this. >> ♪ is to provide choices that offer you the best prices, quality and selection. wake up with wegmans family pack ♪ 1,2,3,4 you can save 30% or more. from tasty energy bars to creamy and delicious yogurt. let us help you find that perfect balance of size & savings.

tom fitzgerald is live tonight t at george mason with thoseh thoe details. tom? >> reporter: jim, we want towe tell you right off the tophe police tell thus there is ats this time no immediate threatiat here on the campus.s. that this evidence has beenn taken into custody.us all of this was spelled out in chilling detail in thisn essential warrant that was filel earlier last week at fairfaxax county courthouse.us in it it details how officersers searched a dorm room here ater george mason and found what they located then in the opinion ofni fairfax county police bomb squad were materials used to make a fire bomb.om now, in these court documents ws learned that officers fromffices george mason university police department raided room 105 thatt is in the jefferson halll dormatory on wednesday night at about 8:45. 8 officers initially what were reports of flamesflame shooting out of a window.. court documents state whentahe police were returned to thatd tt dorm room they confrontedfrond residents in that room and found a leafy green substance muchubst police obtaine

night metro's general manageran paul wiedefeld is speakings s with fox5.th f tom fitzgerald is live at the tenleytown metro.ro tom, really was a gutsy move by the gm.by the gm. >> reporter: g paul r wiedefeldep says what would havl been riskier was allowing thehe trains to run.un the metro gm sat down withn wi fox5 news today giving ugg aning update on where we stand on snd this repair work and alsolso talking about how he made this i bold decision.isn. the moment he says came deep inside the tunnels of the mcpherson square stationlily monday morning when he laidni his own eyesng on those frayed electrical cables and realized at that moment that something needed to be done that hadha never been done before.efor >> it was combination of that. physically when i went outn i wt there, when i first got of the report, of course my a is waantennais way up. u when i learned there wereer similaritys to 14 months ago.tos give me information on x, y on x and sea and that information was not -- i just was not comfortable with it led me toeo where i had -- where i got to.o. >> reporter: well, where

. > we are life at dulles international airport tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local new. > our coverage of the brusselsr attack and the worldwide response continues out evening.v we will have the life coverage tonight at 10 and 116789 you cau also find the latest on our website, fox5 d.c..com. i'm sue palka, started to feel t little bit more like the season that it is, spring. these are the high temperatures that we hit today. we're actually still at 62-degrees, so it's really comfortable. let me show you how temperatures are right around the region at t this hour and mostç places are not only our average high for the day the which is 58-degrees. there's still a little bit of af breeze out there still gustinggt at 0, 25 miles an hour much as we look at our planner for this evening, it looks like we're in good shape. by 9:00, 55 and by 11:00, 57. 1: a whole lot warmer than it was t last night when we got down to 26 at dulles. some good headlines in the forecast. how about some 70s? they'll bey here as soon as tomorrow. i'll look at our seven day forecast when we come back. > president

fox5's tom fitzgerald isal live on the national mall tonight.night. fitz opinions are all over the map on this one.s >> reporter: yes, goodor evening.ev you know, this latest museum mus from the smithsonian isn'tansn going to open for months but cosby controversy under waydey after the smithsoniannian announced it has decided to display two pieces of cosby memorabilia inside one of theonf exhibits this fall, a decision s that comes despite the fact thef that the well known actor and comedian is facing numerous accusations of sexual assault against women. smithsonian officialshsian confirmed to fox5 that they have instead decided toided t display these two items of the embattled comedian.dom it will be a 1964 comedy vinyl l record that was called i startwd fundamental out as a child.l there will also be a comic a c book that was based on his 1960's tv show i spy in which cosby starred with actor robert cull and in one of thean first interests greatd tvte shows in history.re remember, this is not the, th first time smithsonian hasan h found themselves i

fox5's tom fitzgerald is life outside the hilton memorial chapel with the latest. >>reporter: good evening. it is no secret that the tributes to officerly guindon have poured in these days, on d this day, in this church in prince william county, those tributes came from the heart. understand, the grief here is real and you could hear it from the police officers who went openly both inside and outside this church as this service, this funeral servi today. but they were also reminded that officer guindon lost her life in service to both her community and her country. there was literally a see of blue at the hilton memorial chapel here in woodbridge today. this is where hundreds of police officers and lateral officers o from around virginia, around maryland and around d.c. were joined by their colleagues frome several other states. police officers, motorcycle yob its, honor guard, they were all here all standing at attention outside the hilton memorial chapel inside the church meanwhile more than 3,000 mourners backed the seatseat including the officers' family,, frie

>> tom fitzgerald live at mcpherson square with reaction tonight. fits, what did folks tell you out there? >> interesting interesting to watch that news conference just now. because you heard the general manager talk about where we are right now. this is mcpherson square. this in essence has been the ground zero of this latest metro melt-down literally. it was in this tunnel that the gm paul went inside down in that tunnel looked on those tracks and saw these afraid wires for himself, monday morning, and it was within 24 hours that this decision was made, to shut this system down today. >> generally the reaction has been one of resignation, nobody as happy about it, but a lot of them say they understand it, but that didn't change the fact they had to figure out a new way to get to work today. >> there is something interesting if if got shutdown today. >> that something are jumper lines. now, these are like power strips. they sends electric into the third rales, then that electric then powers the train. but metro has had a big problem last year. they

. >> i'm tom fitzgerald. >> good seevakumaran you this sunday morning thanks for being with us. we'll look live this morning, surprised, 13 of march. we'll join michael thomas who is with us in for weather this morning. doing today? >> hey, tom, annie, good to see you too. >> i love it see you too. >> good to be here. this is my least favorite morning of the year with springing ahead and losing an hour of sleep. it's a tough morning to work. if you look at the clock and it says 6 a.m. click it forward one hour we're in daylight savings time and now we're dealing with showers this sunday morning. a lot of clouds around the region. if you head out earlier this morning drizzle. definitely need rain jacket if you head to early morning church services. >> lots of clouds and showers over the mountains and here is bigger picture. slug of moisture coming up from the south to west of us is where most of us are for the time being. as we head to later portion of the afternoon and evening hours we'll see more and more rain showers and heavier rain possible in the evening and overnight. temp

nin in washington, c an ronica clearya clea and tom fitzgerald this sunday s to talk about the candidates,anm that's sunday at 8:30 rightight before chris wallace. >> m&ms celebrating aelebrati special birthday this month t mh and needs your help to pickheada >> and a live look outside as we head to break on this o thi friday morning.ay weather and traffic on thed trth 5s next. ext. ♪ muddling through your morning is nothing new.y mptoms*, all day and all night. hasn't your winter's last hurrah nowah behind us as we're going tore gi watch things clear and pretty ay we can. snow winding down as mentioned. i want to show you the radarshow in just a second here but we b did get a little bit of b banding overnight, enough toh coat the grounds here in thero city and parts of theun area the have a light accumulation butatb there you go. you can see sort of the backofhe edge of our snow now working through parts of eastern eas prince georges county, anne ann arrundel county maybe towards my annapolis to our south calvert c getting a little snow.g a lile s th

tom fitzgerald tried the same thing and it didn't work. >> i hope that worked. that's pretty cool. >> he got some good exposure for it. >> tonight at 10:00, we know the president made his pick but what are the chances senate republicans actually vote on the nomination. we take a look at the controversy coming up next. ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. with confidence. may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call us or your advisor t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >> many republicans say they are determined not to consider president obama's nominee to the supreme court. >> the republicans control the senate and the majority leader. here's kristin fisher. >> reporter: from day one senate majority leader has said there will be no meetings, no confirmation meetings and no up or down vote. but support for such a hard line seems to be breaking. at leave six senator

tom fitzgerald, fox 5 local news. >> seven people including five kids were taken to the hospital after they got sick from high levels of carbon monoxide in their home. police say the homeowner was heating the home with a charcoal grill. all seven were taken to shock trauma in baltimore as a precaution and police say they're all expected to recover. >> let's take it outside right now. i'll tell you what. the winds are still gusting out there tonight. boy what a difference just a few hours makes. earlier it felt really nice, i was out there a few hours ago, it was chilly out there. >> we're feeling those winds bringing in the colder air and there will be some 30s around tomorrow morning. and starting with a little bit of rain. the wind advisory has been dropped for most of our area. we're still right around the 30 mile per hour wind gust area and hagerstown still getting a gust to 38. the winds are going to be noticeable and breedsy overnight. will still be breezy overnight as well. over on the eastern shoir of maryland and up through new jersey and eastern portions of pennsylvania, wind

this sunday the hill's editordi in chief bob cusack will joinllj tom fitzgerald and me. a we will be talking about the candidates, their campaigns, th and the latest debate so tuneatn in live on fox5 or streamingtrea on fox5d.c.com..c that's this sunday at 8:30 a.m. all right. >> very cool.>> v looking forward to it.rw >> looking forward to well. >> still to come this morningcoe areneegrees.ning high in northni montgomery county firego officials say it happeyin police are looking forre l suspect involved in a shooting.volved police say t iwo men werea passk >> ♪ >> in prince georges countya tha lawsuit related to the case was filed against prince georges county schools ons behalf of one of theco victims. >> two men matrimony time arrested in montgomery county rst becamet becaan traffickingth awt ay g call from the 16-year-old 16- ct she told investigators bothh saivon sharp and raleighaleigh mcclam said they would have to pay to have sex with menmen and provided her with a phonily court documents alsoou revealed one of the suspects s drove a school bus georges county.

in green belt maryland, tom fitzgerald, fox 5 local news. >> one man is in jail tonight but police are still searching shoot out that led to an hours' long standoff in mannasas city. police say manual gonzalez and another man shot at a passing vehicle and ran into a townhouse and refused to come out. this led to a standoff with police and several schools went into lockdown as a precaution. >>> we have an updated on the conditions of two prince william county police officers shot last weekend. they responded to a domestic call along with officer ashley guindon. police say as the officers approached the home, ronald hamilton opened fire. guindon died of her wounds. the other officers were seriously wounded. earlier today the police department tweeted that the two officers are recovering well. >> a would-be robber was no match you can see a man pull out a gun as he walked to the counter with a can of soda. watch as the cashier is going to slap the gun away twice before finally just grabbing the cash register and hitting the man over the head with it. then she grabbed a hammer. she chased

tom fitzgerald local 5 news. >> it's igniting complaints about illegal dirt bikes and atvs. the complaints and the noise and safety issues. >> matt ackland joins us from the edgewood community in northeast dc where people want police to do something. they've been talking about this for a long time. >> reporter: they sure have. and as the weather is getting warmer, officials are not surprised they are getting more complaints about these these dirt bakes. we checked in with dc police earlier today they say it's become such a problem that regional police chiefs are meeting together and they plan to hold a press conference in the next week or two to discuss solutions to this issue. some neighbors near 4th street northeast say they have had it. check out some of the comments. rob says: i have the dirt bike gang buzz by my house and terrify one of my house guests this weekend. she was holding her infant in her arms. it's an issue all over. these are reports fox 5 has brought you in the last year. remember this scene at an intersection in dc? how about this scene when riders stoppe

they cannot say yet if speed was a fac tom fitzgerald, fox 5 local news. >> an online search of court records shows that the driver who hit the family had ten moving violations in the last three years, including negligent driving and speeding and pleaded guilty to three of them. police say the maryland state's attorney's office will decide whether or not to file charges in this case. >> a fairfax county middle school student is in some serious trouble tonight over emojis she's posted online. she posted a threatening message on instagram back in december. here's an example of what that message may have looked like. according to a search warrant, the girl's post included the words "killing" and "meet me in the library tuesday." she admitted to posting the message under another student's name. her mother says that message was in response to bullying. the girl is charged with threatening the school and computer harassment. >> an arlington man is being held without bond tonight in connection wit woman. the 19-year-old is charged with abduction and sexual assault. police say he tried to sex

fox5's tom fitzgerald is life outside the hilton memorial chapel with the latest. >>reporter: good evening. it is no secret that the tributes to officerly guindon have poured in these days, on d this day, in this church in prince william county, those tributes came from the heart. understand, the grief here is real and you could hear it from the police officers who went openly both inside and outside this church as this service, this funeral servi

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we are life at the us district courthouse in green belt maryland tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. > a high school basketballl player was shot and wounded nean his northeast home last night. n this happened just hours after his number one ranked team bet gonzaga in a double over time thriller. garrison montgomery plays forply the wood son warriors and played a significant role in the team's win. but he is recovering at home ofo a being shot in the back. paul wagner joins us life from the high school with this story. >>reporter: garrison montgomery scored eight points in the team's big win last night whichw sets the team up for a conference final against friendship collegiate at the if the team wins, they will be the first undefeated city school since 1985. but last night, the warriors war almost lost one of their starters, which left his mother deeply shaken. number two in white on the court of the verizon center in last night's big win, the six foot two senior averages 12 points a game and last night played an important role in the thrillingi victory. after the game, in his

join the hill's editor in chief and tom fitzgerald for a live l special tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. 8 they'll preview the iowa caucuses and look beyond toeyd the next crucial battlegroundato and state it won't be politicsoo as usual. fox5 news on the hill this this sunday right before fox newss sunday with chris wallace.alce >>> and now a follow-up story. y the story that you saw first sar on fox5.on fox5. a man shot multiple times in southeast laid on the groundid for more than 30 minutes oha min waiting for an ambulance to show up. fox5 has obtained the audio recordings of the dispatch dispc calls and they gave us ay ve u little more insight into what happened that day and the ongoing problem with the shortage of ambulances in the city. fox5's alexandria limon hasimonh the very latest this morning. ng. >> reporter: for more thanter: 20 minutes you can hearou can h dispatch go back and forth with an ambulance en route to southeast d.c. d called to this scene where ahera man shot multiple times layim l critically injured in the stree no indication of when the ambulance actually arrives.ives >

we're live in fairfax tonight,on tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. >> to prince george's county g where an investigation is under way to ffiresive overnight in brandywine.randywin six townhomes were damaged in this fire and tonight moreightor than a dozen people and three pets are homeless. fox5's alexandria limonri l spoke to residents who had toad run out of those burning homesns and she joins us live from bran alex, what a mess behind you. b >> reporter: yeah, those people are telling me theyling feel lucky to be alive andve even more so that out of the 18 people, nobody was hurt andur that is all thanks to thenkto quick thinking and fast actions of those who realized ra there was a fire. >> so, i looked out my windowke and i saw the house next to meto was in flames so i immediatelyma went and got my parents outents the house and when i came outside the two units besidenits us was up in flames. within 10 minutes i got out of our house our house williamsse w up in flames. >> reporter: these photoster: show how the flames rippeds through a row of townhouses onos chadds ford drive in dr

and fox5's tom fitzgerald is fir here now with more on that. fitz. >> reporter: good evening.r: gdv this hearing stretched out h over the course of two hoursea today on the bench were sevenenr appeals court justices and add a odds with the state attorneyit general's office and theh l's defense attorneys all tryinge ty to settle this issue. i baltimore police officerore poco william porter, he is chargedrtr in the death of freddie gray. gy but his case ended in a i mistrial. five other officers' trialsic are now on hold as the appeals a court today tried to dig into the question about whetherstn ab porter should be forced toor testify in those five other cases.s. now, the officers charged inhari the in custody death of custodyh freddie gray arrived in i annapolis this morning withngit their attorneys at ther attorne they would not speak as they t entered the building. >>> the state of maryland wants to grant officer porter limited immunity in order toer get him to take the stand in his fellow officers' trial.ffict now, that immunity the state th

. >> aim tom fitzgerald. >> happy easter to you and everyone thanks for joining us this easter sunday, march 27. a live look service going on there. and in northwest d.c. this morning it's beautiful. hazy somewhat. easter sunday today. michael thomas joins us with at look at the forecast for this and the next couple days. >> hi. >> good morning. >> sunshine to start here. there's thin clouds out there. haze here and there. but for the most part we'll dealing with clouds rolling back into the region. later this afternoon we'll get to areas of drizzle. that won't be so nice. so far for sunrise service so good. you see the area between central virginia and d.c. where clouds are thin enough the sun will come through early this morning before we get back to clouds again this afternoon. temperatures on the cool side around the region, 39 martin martinsburg and 37 fredericks an here 2349 district 49, 51 setup today, high pressure well north and east pushing in a breeze off the ocean today. that's what will help enhance the cloud cover later on this afternoon. as we work our way into the even

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fox5's tom fitzgerald waszgald there as one mother saw carraway and heard his hrd response to the heinous charges. >> reporter: tonight deonter: tt carraway has been arraigned ond 13 federal charges of child of exploitation to produce childdu pornography both state and federal prosecutors sayl pr carraway has admitted to making cell phone videos ofeo o his alleged victims engagingagin in sex act with them and then t engaging children to engage in sex acts with each other but wia in court todaych deonte carraway admitted to nothing.hing. this 19 minute hearing was theng first time we heard w from deonte carraway speak in open court. his only response to the judge j when asked questions if he understood the charges was yes, sir. sir he says this about 10 times. te. now, this federal case fedal cas involves 13 charges includingncu 11 of carraway's alleged victims.vict however, in all, investigatorsno been identified and moree charges may be pending. pendi the scene inside the courtroom t was understandably tense.y the rows were filled withh parents, many seeing carrawayiny for the first time

rac this sunday we will have the hill.com's editor in chief bob b cusack, fox5's tom fitzgerald and i'll be there,be too. we're going to be talkinging about the candidates, theirdatet campaigns and the latest debate. tune in live on fox5 orn live streaming on fox5d.c.com.5dom. that's this sunday at 8:30 a.m.8:. >> ronica, thank you veryic much.a, >> thank you. >> appreciate it.ppreciate it. >> it is 7:06 right now.6 righ n let's get right to tucker barnes get a look at our forecast.fo can't complain about this weekln and now it's a friday, tuck, man, things are getting betterge and better. >> you said it steve. we do have some cloud coverve s out early this morning and ay r few showers out there.the cooler temperatures trying topei work their way into the area it and they will during theildu course of the day.y. 62 this morning in washington.gn you see the 50's there northherr and west. wt. 65 in gaithersburg this morning, 56 up in hagerstown,agt 54 in winchester. so, yeah, trying to get thatha cooler air in here. her in d.c. we probably need it i after we really heated it up i u yesterd

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i'm meagan fitzgerald. >> and i'm chris gordon. those of you heading to easter service this morning may want to bring a rain coat along. it's a little chilly. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is tracking some showers moving into our t tom, good morning. >> good morning. thankfully for rain threatening us yet. looks like that may not arrive perhaps until this sunday evening between now and then, a lot of clouds around. here is a live view from the city camera. you can see a lot of people at the tidal basin. and the cherry blossoms are in full bloom there now. even under a cloudy sky, still a he spectacle to see as people come from all over the world. this there is the rain south of richmond over to williamsburg and lower part of the eastern shore. it's advancing north and east, so this will stay well south of the metro area for the morning showers and much of the daylight hours. hour by hour forecast, by 10:00 in the low 50s. upper 50s by 2:00. and then just a slight chance of some sprinkles late afternoon, back down into the

i'm meagan fitzgerald. >> and i'm chris gordon. now it will be a lot cooler today. and for those of you heading out to services, you may want bring a rain coat. tom kierein is tracking some showers moving our way. >> good morning. good to have you with us. we're starting off very early on this easter sunday morning with increasing clouds. looking at the radar, don't have any rain in the vicinity. so you won't need a rain coat yet. but looking there at the far southeastern part of virginia, just south of williamsburg over to norfolk, there are some showers there, but the track on these showers is moving off to the north and east. so it will stay well south of the metro area as it does track across the lower part of the bay and southern part of the eastern shore. so we'll stay dry here in the metro area for the morning hours. it's later this afternoon that we might get a few sprinkles coming through. and not as cold this morning. we're in the upper 30s under a mostly clear sky to our west. send valle shenandoah valley. to the south temperatures in the mid and upper 40