a lot of people wondering is there a cameraman behind that bouncing camera. it is pretty windy out there. >> also a nest of squirrels that are getting up for the day. >> we've got a little bit of a breeze out there but not much right now. we'll see the winds pick up later. maybe enough to move the cameras around. >> we are very sensitive to that. >> 10 miles enough to make the day feel more comfortable. >> we are cool right now. >> we are too cool for school. >> we're always cool. that should be our motto here at fox. 53degrees here in washington. the humidity is down. the winds will pick up today. it won't be as breezy as yesterday. all right. sentinel sat-rad, look at that. very quiet. incredibly quiet out to ohio -- sorry, didn't mean to move that fast. out to the west, we don't have much going on. here is your forecast. highs in the mid-70s. yesterday, we were at 70- degree. today, maybe 74, 75 for a daytime high. -- yesterday, we were at 70 degrees. should be an absolutely beautiful friday afternoon. >> sounds good. >> let's say good morning to lauren demarco. she is in for julie wright this morning. how are you? >> good morning, you cool cats. >> pretty cole yourself. >> thank you. we have overnight construction wrapping up and very light volume at this hour. let's take a live look. 95 northbound out of stafford, we have reports of an accident near mile marker 133, blocking a lane. not seeing the accident in this camera angle but you do want to watch for that as you head northbound through stafford. other than that, in good shape up through springfield. 66, here we are through manassas. beltway in montgomery county, no issues for you leaving college park heading in towards silver spring and bethesda. things running well on 270. on the other side of town, route 50, the john hanson highway, incident-free as is the beltway here. >> thank you. our big story this morning, one of the fbi's most wanted fugitives is dead after a multi- state manhunt comes to an end. the two young sisters he is accused of kidnapping are safe. police say adam mayes shot himself jed. he was accused of killing the girl's mother and older sister in tennessee so he could abduct them. police say the missing girls were taken to the hospital for observation. mayes' wife is already some jail on murder charges related to the case. checking local headlines, 2 people arrested for smuggling drugs from honduras to virginia. they are charged with running a cocaine smuggling ring that brought millions ever dollar to northern virginia over the last six years. the smugglers hid the drugs in common things that you would find like shoes, candy and even wooden frames. many of those arrested were illegal immigrants living in the commonwealth. another drug bust to talk about. this one in laurel, maryland. hundreds of pounds of pot and lots of high-tech equipment. a former crime lab worker for the baltimore city police department is accused of operating a grow lab inside of his home. people would who walk their dogs behind the town home say they would always smell marijuana wafting over the fence at all hours of the day. live in prison for a man convicted of shooting an offer duty trooper. officer brown was working as a security guard at an applebee's restaurant in forestville when he was shot. president barack obama is making history by coming out and supporting gay marriage. but even though the president's opinion has evolved, some states across the country aren't ready to change. currently, 30 states including virginia have laws banning gay marriage. maryland is one of 18 states allowing civil unions or same- sex marriage. the human rights campaign groups are applauding the president for his comments but say he alone cannot change state laws. the president attended a big hollywood fundraiser last night. this was the ticket if you are a democrat. it was held at the l.a. home of actor george clooney. 150 guests shelled out $40,000 each to attend. some of of the names on the invite list include robert downey, jr., barbra streisand and toby mcgwire. safe to say those three can afford that 40 grand. the event expected to raise nearly $15 million. that would be the biggest presidential fund raiser in history. >> it looks like george clooney's mortgage payment probably. it is a team that is dominating conversation in our area. washington caps just one win away from the eastern conference championships. >> the caps are practicing one last time at the kettler iceplex before heading up to new york. sherry ly is live there. i'd ask if you can feel the excitement in the air. but my guess is there is not much of any excitement going on right now. it is probably pretty quiet. >> it is quiet here but everybody around d.c. is feeling the excitement. if the caps happen to win this game, it would only be their third trip to the conference finals. but this is a team that believes. they've gone into the playoffs as the underdog and they refuse to back down. the caps forced a game seven against the top-seeded new york rangers after being down 3-2 in the series. now, there is only one game that matters. new york is undefeated at home in game seven. that at madison square garden. the caps are looking to end that streak. around town, fans are rocking the red. it has been an up and down season. the caps squeaked in. now, the caps craze is catching o the team has never won a stanley cup and right now the road there goes through new york. series tied 3-3. it comes down to game seven. >> it is one game now. both teams are going to be pumped to play game seven. winner takes all. so it comes down to one game. you play these long series but it comes down to one game now. practice here starts at 10:30 this morning. it is open to the public so don't be surprised to see a few fans come out here to wish their team well as they head up to new york for the game seven tomorrow. the caps are 2-0 when facing elimination in the playoff this year. fans are hoping they will headache that 3-0 against the rangers. back to you. >> thank you. an investment deal gone terribly wrong for the nation's largest bank. a $2 billion mistake for j. p. morgan chase. >> up next, what does this mean for people looking for loans. we'll have a full report coming up next. 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money has backfired n a phone interview, the ceo says the mishaps with a result of a series of bad decisions. >> in hyped sight, the new strategy was flawed, complex, poorly reviewed, poorly executed and poorly monitored. the portfolio has proven to be riskier, more volatile and less economical than the hedge that we thought. >> reporter: the $2 billion loss occurred over the past six weeks. fox business correspondent liz mcdonald suggests workers at the bank made a bad gamble. >> what i'm hearing is this desk got so big that they were basically warping the directions of the derivatives market. this gentleman was basically betting that the credit of a number of companies, their bonds would improve when they didn't. >> reporter: the company stock has plunged almost 7% in after hours trading following announcements. peter barnes says, while this doesn't farewell for the bank, the helping institution is still in good standing. >> we would be getting some guidance from the regulators, i think, to try to make sure that investors were not spooked, that the markets were not spooked, that depositors are not spooked. we are not getting any of that kind of guidance. so that i think can be reassuring. >> reporter: a number of lawmakers say the bank made risky bets it had no business making n new york, elizabeth prann, fox news. we are following a medical breakthrough. the first drug to prevent hiv infection. >> ahead in less than 10 minutes, we'll get the details on that. but next, a weather forecast from royalty. royalty. >> a cold day everywhere with temperatures of just eight celsius and a brisk northeasterly wind. thank god it isn't a bank holiday. >> i want talker to do the next forecast in that voice. >> we'll see. why is britain's prince charles doing the weather? i know that is what you're wondering. tucker, he needs to come home with you. >> i saw it yesterday. he did a great job. he is invited any time. as far as our weather is concerned, couldn't be better. we are looking at sunshine and warm temperatures today. i'll have the details on that forecast. lawsmed has -- lauren demarco has a look at the traffic. we'll do it right after the break. @ welcome back. a live look outside. capitol dome glimmering there with all the lights. beautiful morning, crisp and cool. a check of weather in just a moment. but first, as he waits to become king, it seems brit i'm's prince charles could add tv weather man to his resume. check this out. charles and camilla visited the bbc studios in scotland thursday and while there, they both tried their hands at the weather. it was somewhat planned ahead of time. scripts were written for them in the prompter, i guess. charles does a pretty decent job complete with a joke. let's roll it. >> in the west, rain will be lighter and patchier. there may be a few dryer interludes. there will be snow for the higher ground. the potential for a few showers. who the hell wrote this script? >> that is funny. the forecast is tailored for the royals which explains the snow in the forecast over their famed balmoral castle in northern scotland. >> the royals especially, you don't get to see their more humorous side. >> he was really good. i watched the full forecast. >> oh, you did? >> i saw it yesterday. >> i can't wait for your imitation. >> they take the weather very seriously over there. >> and high tea. >> right. >> so around here, the forecast looks a little more favorable than it does in scotland. more sunshine and warmer temperatures. we're in the talking any cold rain or snow any time soon. let's get to the numbers. we are cool. let's mention the cool temperatures right now at reagan national. we are 53 degrees. check it out. we've got 30s off to the north and west. so gaithersburg, good morning. 39degrees for you. that is what you call cold for early may. look how chilly it is here. north and west of the city, winchester, 39 degrees. dulles, four 40. 45 in hagerstown. a little warmer here to the south. a little warmer. fredericksburg being 50. we are 46 in leonardtown. a chilly start to the day. kids at the bus stop will want a jacket or light sweater here. that kind of thing here for the early-morning hours. for the afternoon, short sleeve weather will be back. right in the mid-70s. winds have lightened up overnight but they'll be back. they won't be as strong as yesterday. currently, winds out of north appear west at about seven in washington. the calm air allowing what we call radiationaa quiet weather pattern. look at the eastern seaboard. no cloud cover from the carolinas up into new england. a few clouds up in upstate new york. out to the west, we have high pressure building across the area. that will deliver a beautiful friday, a gorgeous saturday. for mother's day, more cloudiness and more humidity but i think rain showers will hold off on sunday. so if you are going outdoors for a picnic or go for a walk with mom, should be fine as well. there are your winds north and west gusting to about 15 today. yesterday was about 25 to 30. cheer, cool tonight. 53. dining outdoors, you may want to bring out your light sweater and there is your five-day forecast. tomorrow, high temperatures in the upper 70s. about 80 on sunday for mother's day with a chance for a late shower. 20% chance and a few storms around monday and tuesday. temperature in the mid-70s. that is a look at your weather. let's do some traffic. lauren demarco has got your latest. >> thank you, tucker. things are looking pretty god if you have to be up this early in the morning and heading out. you should find a nice easy commute in. let's tech a live look from trafficland traveling 66 westbound just after 7, leesburg pike, we have report of a crash that quickly cleared out of wait. you should be in good shape there. eastbound 66, we are seeing the volume start to build as you head into centerville. right now, everybody running at speed but soon, i'm anticipating we will start to see the delay there. right now, nurse good shape continuing in toward the beltway. nothing in your way. 270 looks good out of frederick continuing down to hyattstown, germantown, rockville and bethesda. 95 northbound in stafford, we do have reports of a wreck at mile marker 133. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. a group of federal health ad viedors are endorsing the first drug that could block the hiv infection. truvada is already use as a treatment for people with aids. now, the panel is recommending the drug as a preventive measure for people at high risk of contracting aids. a final decision is expected june 15th. we are hearing about two cases of flesh-eating bacteria. one in georgia and one in maryland. the family of an 11-year-old girl from baltimore is mourning the death of bronte spencer. a week ago, she bumped her leg and the pain became unbearable. doctors say the rare bacteria attacked the site of wound and spread quickly through her body. the girl's grandmother still in disbelief. >> if your child says something hurts them, pay attention. i did but it was still too late. >> flesh eating bacteria can kill a child within 72 hours and doctors say it is often very hard to diagnose. the new movie, dark shadows hits the theaters today. coming up next, two stars of the movie sat down with kevin mccarthy. >> both have three names, jackie earl haley and johnny lee miller. we have that interview coming up next. stay with us. welcome back. coming up on 5:25 right now. we are taking a live lock over the d.c. area. the good thing is it was shaping up to be a pretty nice day. first, they play a dim-witted caretaker and a clueless cuss nint new movie dark shadows inform real life, actors jackie earl haley and johnny lee miller set clear goals for themselves from a young age. >> they told kevin mccarthy they knew from childhood that they were destined to be in the movie business. >> i love when johnny depp's character first shows up and he has this whole eye-opening experience because he is a stranger in a strange world and he is trying to get acclimated and everybody is judging him because he is from a different century, of course. what was that moment no you when you walked on a movie set and you realized this is what i'm doing, this is who i'm going to be for the rest of my life. >> i don't know the specific moment of that. but for me, i do remember as a young kid and as a teenager, i always -- people would say so what are you going do when you grow up. i always knew i was going to be an actor. that only took one so far. between the ages of 30 and 45, this whole thing drifted away and then kind of magically came back. >> for you? >> from a very early age, i really decided what i was going to do. it's family business for me as well. my grand father and father and stuff so i had this horrible sense of entitlement. >> you have the best jobs in the world. you get to act and be with tim burton. what is something you geek out about in real life? movie is my thing. >> i geek out about sportsism get a little geeky around sports professionals that i admire. and, you know, of course, actors. i guess being starstruck is what i mean, you know, a little bit. i get a little bit of that and excited. i think it is very healthy. i think the minute you walk on to the set and you are not amazed that you are working with helena bonham carter and michele pfeiffer, it is time to go home if you are not amazed by that. >> it looks good. one depp and michele pfeiffer, you can't go wrong there. >> a lot of people remember dark shadows and are big fans. more proof coming up that criminals aren't always the smartest people in the world. >> how one man served himself up on a reality tv show. >> good morning, sherry. >> good morning. everybody around washington is rocking the red as the caps head up to new york to take on the rangers. they have the final practice here. we'll have the latest on the caps craze coming up. ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...and all your charms... ♪ whenever i want you, all i have to do is... ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing xfinity streampix. stream your favorite movies and full seasons of shows instantly on any screen. find out more online. welcome back. it is friday, may 11th. this is a live look outside at reagan national airport. i think you'll like your forecast today. tucker says it will be a good one. let's get more from him right now. >> you're ready to go? >> it is going to be a good one. >> he is getting settled in. >> it will be a good one, yes. will took the words right out of my mouth. it will be beautiful, sunny and 57. >> back to us? okay. >> yes. >> he really does usually leave 53 degrees at reagan national. check out how cool it is across the eastern seaboard. boston, 47 degrees. just out to the west, we've got some 30s. 39degrees. pittsburgh, 45. these temperatures to say least, unsoapably chilly for the 11th day of may. later this affect, we'll warm back up into the mid-70s. yesterday, our daytime high was 70. so a few degrees warmer than yesterday. we'll go right to the forecast. mostly sunny skies, dry afternoon, temperatures in the low to mid-70s. low humidity, still a bit of a breeze. you can open the windows and just let the nice fresh air in for the day. a nice-looking afternoon. >> hopefully, not much pollen coming in with it. >> yes, fingers crossed. lauren demarco in for julie wright. >> no more sneezing. >> i know we're tired of t go away. >> there is very good news about the roads actually pretty uneventful morning so far. things are looking good as you travel out there right now. 66, we are seeing the volume start to build between the rest area and centreville but everybody is running at speed at this point. once you get past 7100 in towards 50 fair oaks, no issues for you. nice smooth trip past nutley street in toward the beltway. 395, very wide open lanes. no delays as you leave the beltway heading up past edsall road toward the 14th street bridge. inner loop headlights heading towards you here. everybody is moving. you are incident and accident- free all around the beltway at this point and no issue on 270. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. raffic. our big story this morning, a multistate manhunt that lasted nearly two week is now over. the alleged tennessee family kidnapper is dead and the two girls are safe. police say adam mayes shot himself yesterday after he was surrounded by a s.w.a.t. team in mississippi. mayes was accused of killing the girl's mother and older sister in tennessee nearly two weeks ago so that he could abduct them. his mother-in-law says he thought the children were his daughters. >> when she came home approximately two years ago, she told me the reason they were arguing so much was because there was twoling girl that he was just absolutely obsessed with, he was claiming that those two children were his and my daughter said he'd live, sleep, eat and breathe nothing but these two children. >> thoseling girls are now at a hospital for observation. mayes' wife is already in jail on murder charges related to the case. mayes was added to the fbi's 10 most warranted list earlier this week because of this. also making headlines, police believe they have solved the murder mystery in maryland with an arrest in the death of a woman who was strangled inside her own home. 40-year-old jeer main livingston from northeast d.c. is charged with killing 32-year- old raquel israel in district heights last month. her family says a witness told them a gunman came into the apartment and argued with israel before killing her. police so far are not confirming that story. the sole survivor horrific crash at chevy chase circumstance until march is now suing the montgomery county police department. we'll have more on that in just a moment. the fbi busts an international drug trafficking conspiracy in northern virginia. for the last six years, agents say smugglers used dulles airport as a gateway to smuggle cocaine in from honduras. >> a massive operation. 28 suspects from all across northern virginia are now under arrest. plus, a marijuana bust in howard county is described as the biggest in recent memory. police charge manoj unni after finding pot worth half a million dollars in his home. president barack obama, as many of you know, making history, becoming the first sitting president to come out and support gay marriage. while president obama's opinion has evolved, some states aren't ready to change. currently, 30 states including virginia have laws banning gay marriage. human rights groups applaud the president for his comments but say he alone cannot change state law. meantime, vice president joe biden has apologized for president obama for publicly supporting same-sex marriage first. republican presidential candidate mitt rome me doing some apologizing of his own after being accused of bullying a high school classmate who was presumed to be gay. romney insists he didn't know the student was gay and is denying the claims. still, in a radio interview yesterday, mr. romney apologized to anyone he may have offended by what he called high school pranks. cording to a "washington post" report, romney held down a classmate and cut off his bleached blond hair when they were students at a prestigious boarding school. here is something to mile about. the caps are just one game way from going to the eastern conference championship. >> yes, the team's post-season success has everyone in the area rocking some red. sherry ly is live at the kettler iceplex. >> reporter: if you can't get a ticket or don't have the ability to head up to new york for game seven against the rangers, this is a next best thing. the caps will have their final skate practice at 10:30 this morning. it is open to the public. the game seven is something the caps are used to and it is where they have been best all season long with their backs against the wall. in fact, they are 2-0 this year when facing elimination in the playoffs. they came back to win game six down 3-2 in the series against the rangers to force seven tomorrow. and all around washington, people are rocking the red. if they win, this would be their third trip to the eastern conference finals. the people has never won a stanley cup but as the underdog caps keep winning in the playoffs, the excitement is building. >> i think everyone has counted us out since the beginning of the playoffs. i think we have a good group. a lot of guys, a lot of good character guys. so within ourselves, we were very confident in ourselves and our abilities. >> reporter: now, the rangers are the top seed in the east and they have not lost a game in a game seven at madison square garden but, hey, when you hook at the caps, they took game seven against the number two seeded boston bruins in boston. so don't think we're too worried about that. that is the latest here. back to you. >> it will a tough game. madison square garden filled with new york fans has to be daunting for the caps. >> i know but they can deliver. i know they can. we hope anyway. >> fingers crossed. more proof that many criminals kind of dumb. up next, how one man served himself up to authorities on a reality tv show. it involves counterfeit money. we'll explain. the dow broke a week long losing streak. all asian markets are lower this morning as traders are encouraged by signs that greece might be able for form a government today and avoid another election. if you live in montgomery or prince george's countyies, get ready to pay more for your water. wssc rates will go up 7.5% starting on july 1st. that is about $5 mother a month on your typical bill. part of the money will be use for pay hike for wssc worker as well as rehabbing aging water pipes. the lure of the spotlight proves too much for a not so mart would-be crook. police in michigan say a man tried to sell a machine he was using to make counterfeit moneyy to pawnshop. not just any shop we're talking about here. it is the detroit area store featured on the reality show, hard core pawn. smith was busted after he gave the vote's production crew his name and phone number and they contacted the secret service. the case of a half billion dollars worth of stolen art and a heist from 20 years ago leads investigators to this backyard in connecticut. police are digging up the yard of a reputed boston mobster named robert gentile. they think he was involved in the robbery of the isabella stewart gardner museum back in 1990. investigator are combing the backyard with radar equipment and searching his home and cars with bomb-sniffing dogs. coming up, the latest cover of time magazine is really turning heads. we've seen this. >> ising some eyebrows. it shows a 3-year-old standing up and breast feeding. does it go too far to illustrate the 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>> i would have to think about it. >> i would have to think about it too. >> it is usually the one your mother always says to you. my mother says take care of yourself. without your health, you have nothing. >> my mom used to say eat your vegetables. >> eat your lima beans. >> i got to get to the forecast real quick. you get the bus stop forecast. >> there they are. >> they might want a light jacket or sweater, that kind of thing. temperatures are chilly but a lot of sunshine. we are expecting a lot of sunshine here in about 15 minutes. we have a few 30s off to the north and west. here in town, we are the low 50s. generally a cool start to the day. should be a beautiful finish. lots of sunshine expected and temperatures a little warmer than yesterday. yesterday, 70. that is some cool air. remember, it is may 11th. 37 this morning in win chester. 40 out at dulles. we are very cool here particularly north and west of the city. even in southern maryland, you are in the 40s. 46 in leonard up two. 44 this morning in baltimore. this is what you call a quiet weather pattern. you are going to love the next couple of days. there you go, very quiet weather up and down the eastern seaboard. traveling today, no issues at all. we've got a few clouds south and east of ocean city. that is about it. out to the west, st. louis, chicago, high pressure will be building through the region. we'll deliver a beautiful friday and saturday. as we get into sunday, that area of high pressure will give us that return flow so humidity will object the increase. we'll have a few clouds around high bisunday afternoon, maybe a scattered shower late in the day on zipped. ingenerally the weekend for your mother's day -- i think generally the weekend for your mother's day should be about perfect. later tonight, we'll be on the chilly side. overnight hoes, upper 40s and low others. 53 your overnight low in washington. all right. nice looking start to your weekend. tomorrow, low humidity. temperatures in the upper 70s. mother's day looks great. high temperatures close to 80. could be a late shower. monday, tuesday, mid-70s. a few scattered storms back in the forecast early next week. that is weather. let's do some traffic. lauren demarco, what is the best advice your mother ever gave you. >> she used to say, if you don't want anyone to know something, don't tell anyone. that is good advice. >> that is great advice. let's take a live look outside. things are going pretty smoothly so far. you have the usual volume building in stretches. no accidents to report in maryland. outer loop to the left of your screen heading past colville road. watch for the volume build as you head towards georgia avenue. 66 as you travel westbound leaving leesburg pike towards the beltway, we had reports of a disabled truck. not seeing it here. we do want to watch for that. we do have some slow traffic heading eastbound, the usual stretch from man as into centreville. 95, no issues to report other than volume building across the occoquan and leaving lorton heading into springfield. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. raffic. have you seen this. it is the time magazine cover that has everybody talking. >> it shows a mother breast feeding her 3 1/2-year-old son raising a lot of eyebrows. there it is. so does this cover go too far? fox 5's maureen umeh reports that answer depends on who you ask. >> reporter: it is the time magazine cover making headlines and generating strong reaction. >> that just looks ridiculous. >> what about it? little a woman breast feeding her child. >> i'm personally okay with it. >> yeah, it is creepy. >> reporter: but standery mom nicky killing says what may be getting lost in the controversy is the article the picture illustrates. it asks are you mom enough? the article is about attachment parent, a trend pioneered almost 20 years ago that advocates parents devote themselves 24/7 to their children for several years, breast feeding on demand and cosomeone sleeping. >> the more that you are there for your child, you build the confidence in them so that they can be independent in a very, very healthy way and they know they have -- in the back of their mind, they that mom and da are there for hem and help them to express themselves in more independent ways than you can imagine. >> reporter: they say attachment parenting is helping them raise their kids into well adjusted kids and one day adults. >> my children are very independent and happy to explore the world on their open because they have the sense of comfort and security in home and that we're always there for them. >> reporter: she says the time magazine picture may be controversial but at least it is getting people talking, getting them to consider the benefits of attachment parenting even if it is in an eye-popping way. >> i think that the magazine did its job in terms of catching people's attention. the negative in that is if we stop there and don't have a discussion. >> reporter: maureen umeh, fox 5 news. >> the discussion is going to continue because during our 7:00 hour, right here on fox 5 morning news, we'll have more. >> we'll sit down with a pediatrician to explain attachment parenting and some of the dangers associated with it. if you want to weigh in, head over it our facebook page. it is fox 5 morning news. ing n weigh in and let us know what you think. a former washington redskins great has a pig beef with the nfl. up next, why is art monk suing the league? we'll find out. plus, stephen strasbourg and the washington nats in fine form in pittsburgh. 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