may the sixth actually not may the fifth although some of you may still be reveling in your cinco de mayo celebrations and want to keep it may fifth today. but otherwise, we are look, at changing weather through the weekend. we've still got some pesky showers as low pressure slowly drifts off towards the north and east. everything that you see on radar drifting downward from cleveland, pittsburgh, charleston, that's a trough that's going to swing through and bring us clouds showers and cool conditions today. a little closer to home nothing overhead in washington. there has been a little shower activity out by cumberland hagerstown along that 68 corridor. headed towards winchester and that area of course hosting the virginia golf. 55 in westminster. it's 59 in annapolis. winds are still out of the south as the actual cold front has not pushed through yet. you could see we are kind of breezy 20 miles an hour in washington but it is through places like cumberland so expect that wind shift to occur later this afternoon and that will continue to usher in cooler weather. so, i don't think our temperatures climb too much from where we are right now. plan on needing an umbrella with scattered showers all day. maybe a few peeks of sunshine in between but it will be consistently breezy and cool. high temperature of 62 here in washington. but it will feel cooler in the 50's all day where most people stay all day long due to the wind and the chilly showers so just a high temperature of 55 in martinsburg, 59 in dulles. it's going to be a cool week. first half of may looking well below normal. this trend continues. i'll have that in your seven-day forecast still ahead. annie. >> thanks so much caitlin. new developments overnight in the alleged rockville rape case. prosecutors announce yesterday that they have dropped the rape charges against a 17 and 18-year-old teenagers accused of the crime. fox5's alexandria limon joining us live this morning on how prosecutors reached that decision and alex, this does significantly change the st >> reporter: good morning and the montgomery county states attorney's office said yesterday they decided to drop the rape and sexual assault charges after interviewing many witnesses and also reviewing security footage from the school's cameras. now, josé montano's attorney told us yesterday that that video shows in part the 14-year-old girl in question making out in the hallway with mr. montano and willingly going into that school bathroom. >> this case blew up because they immediately assumed they were immigrants and as a result they immediately assumed they were rapists. >> reporter: the case drew national attention. >> it is pause for concern what happened there. >> reporter: even white house press secretary sean spicer weighed in after two rockville high school teenage here's are also undocumented immigrants were accused of raping a 14-year-old girl on campus. defense attorneys called the case a circus and always maintained the sex in the school bathroom was consensual. the montgomery state's attorney's office says that's now in fact what happened. >> we have concluded that the facts in this case do not support the original charges filed in this matter. >> reporter: rape and sexual assault charges against 17-year-old josé montano were dropped and prosecutors are in the process of dropping those charges against 18-year-old henry sanchez. >> after a complete and thoreau assessment of the facts, our duty is to determine whether sufficient evidence exists to support criminal violations and violation of maryland law regardless of public opinion or political pressure. >> reporter: mccarthy said the decision was made due a lack of corroboration substantial inconsistencies and a review of footage from school security cameras witness interviews and text messages exchanged between the girl and the defendants. but now those explicit text, photo and video messages are leading to child pornography charges defendants. something montano's attorney calls outrageous. >> she was the one that took footage of herself, video and pictures, nude pictures and also video. and she sent these to mr. montano, not the other way around. >> reporter: there are now questions about whether the teens will be deported. >> yes, he is in deportation proceedings at the moment. >> reporter: now, initially yesterday the district court judge said montano was to be released immediately. however, his attorney later told me that because of these new child pornography charges he's being held until at least monday which is the first time he will appear in that juvenile court for those charges. now, henry sanchez is also scheduled to be in court next week. reporting live in rockville, alexandria limon, fox5 local news. >> all right, time now 7:05. we have an update on the custody battle between the maryland father behind those now infamous youtube videos pranking his kids and the a custody hearing was held yesterday in frederick, maryland. the child's mother rose hall won temporary custody of her two children with mike martin earlier this week. she asked for custody following public outrage over videos of martin and his current wife heather pranking the children t hall says the video shows he was abusive to his son. mike martin testified he had custody of the boys because the children's mother had previously abused them. the hearing lasted several hours and at 10 o'clock, last night, we still did not know the judge's decision. in other news this morning the city of manassas realized it made an $850,000 mistake. it's been overcharging businesses on their tax bills for years. the plan to fix this problem isn't sitting so well with people. fox5's lauren demarco has this story. >> reporter: while preparing for a budget proposal, the city government noticed it had been accidentally overcharging businesses the past few years. they were using a tax rate higher than what the tax code actually allows for. with interest the city of manassas owes $850,000 to split among them, that will be an average refund of about 500 bucks a piece. business owners are happy, at least those who don't live here because it looks like that cash will come from a new tax increase on residents. >> the city is stepping up to the plate, coming out letting the businesses know they've been overpaying. they're looking to rectify the situation. >> residents are going to see tax go up so that they can pay this back. >> yeah, so, technically, my residency is outside of the city of manassas. >> reporter: so you get -- reap the benefits of this. >> right, right. >> the city will have to pay back the amount that we overcharged on this business and personal fron property in oe form or another. anything that we have to spend out comes from the citizens. we made a mistake and we're going fix that mistake and move forward. >> reporter: the city council is expected to pass an increase on what's commonly known as the car tax. currently each year residents here hundred dollars of the value of their cars, trailers aren't boats. that tax would now jump to $3.60. >> i think they need to figure out where to get the money other than from the people that had nothing to do with their mistake and it's just -- i only lived here six months but wouldn't matter where i live that this is just wrong. >> i think the city should look to see if there's other places they can find the money but if they can't find the money anywhere else i think as someone who pays the property tax on those vehicles i think i would be okay for it for a year if that's the amount of time it takes to raise the funds to pay back the businesses that they overcharged but i would have a serious question about what are 93 going to do with that money in years after? is that a permanent or one time raise on my property taxes? >> all right, the city council approved the plan in a preliminary straw poll but a final decision won't be made until monday. as of now, the new car tax hike would be a permanent change. time now is 7:08. still ahead this saturday morning it's mother's day and the question is do you have the perfect gift for mom to tell her you love her? we'll show you some great ideas that could make her day. of course caitlin roth is going to be back with another look at your saturday forecast. here's a live look outside on this saturday morning. looks gorgeous out there right now. i'm liking it. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. we see what makes you unique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx >> ♪ >> welcome back. your time now is 7:11. the nationals are playing the phillies tonight at seven:05. they beat them last night four to two. anthony rendon had a 10 rbi game last weekend and last night he was hitting well again. we'll be cheerin nationals of course tonight. rock the red. speaking of rocking the red the caps are playing tonight. game five will be at the verizon center at 7:15. the caps are losing in the series right now three to two. all right, happening today, the annual funk festival is happening on u street. this year's theme is future funk. the day will be packed with events starting at noon. the music festivl starts at 7:00. the great news is this is free right in our backyard. there's a new movement launching today to help the hungry. a modern kind of food drive no cans involved we brought this to you last weekend and it's called give healthy all about using crowdfunding technology to make the giving process easier for the donor and also healthier for the recipient by giving fresh produce and whole foods study show it can help reduce the rate of disease in the hunger problem across the country. the give healthy movement launches today at the broccoli city festival. for each #give healthy posted is giving ahead of broccoli to the food bank. derby day t-the biggest day on the horse racing calendar. today is the 143rd annual kentucky derby. first race is at 10:30 this morning. the final race is tonight just after 8 o'clock. the run for the roses kicks off this year's road to the triple crown. we'll have all the full details for you on fox5 news at 10:00. very exciting. >> ♪ >> my type of sporting event. >> is it? >> yes. >> i always -- i have done this before and i always get so nervous watching. >> uh-huh. >> because it's just so like inch by inch. the race is so close always. >> oh, yes, a nail biter. >> you get to dress up have fun out there all the food and festivities. how is the weather going to be. >> as for kentucky not sure but here we have a race of our own, the virginia gold cup. that is around winchester virginia and that is going to be a bit of a struggle i think just because it's pretty muddy ou rains that we had yesterday. but it's -- there's more rain in the forecast. it's going to kind of be a so, taking a live look outside this morning, we've got gray skies. it's not as humid as yesterday. that's the big difference. we were on the warm side of a storm system that brought us heavy rain yesterday. now we're on the cooler side of it. so, it is dry right now but clouds have been steadily increasing. let's get straight to your forecast. chilly spring showers. this is the cool rain that will be falling. let's look at temperatures right now. 58 in washington, 59 in annapolis, 57 in baltimore, 55 westminster. low to mid-50's just about everywhere. these temps aren't going to rise too much from where we are because we have a cold front draped across the appalachians. winds will usher in this chilly air mass. 42 in pittsburgh, 42 columbus, 43 in detroit. get ready for a really couple of cool mornings as an unusually chilly setup cse starting this weekend lasting into the first part of next week. most of next week actually. storm tracker radar has been showing a few showers by hagerstown. they'll drop southeast ward but we have a trough tilting into the northeast. behind the actual storm system notorious for bringing clouds showers on cool conditions throughout the day so that's what we're going to be under through the afternoon. fox futurecast does show 8:00 a.m. picking up on that batch of showers out by the 68-81 corridor that will hold together, kind of move a little bit closer into our more interior northern virginia suburbs so northern fauquier county into fairfax county loudoun county even into montgomery county by noon you could be seeing some widely scattered showers and through the day widely scattered showers through the whole area. not much sunshine. on and off rain fairly light but enough that you'll need the umbrella and then a decent breeze as we cool off and clear out at least briefly tomorrow night but the clouds return for sunday. i think we see clouds than sunshine. i think most of the showers are here's what you're looking at. this forecast is pretty dismal. gray skies and even that peek of sunshine might be hard to did you mean by. 62 is the high temperature but we hit that briefly midafternoon. we'll spend most of the day in the 50's on a gusty west wind making it feel even cooler. so, this is completely unlike be last saturday where we saw record high temperature of 91 in d.c. spring is like that. you just can't plan anything in advance 'cause the weather will turn on you. breezy and cool today, 62. scattered showers. 65 a little bit better tomorrow but more clouds than sunshine. we stay cool all week long. look at this. no rollercoaster arrived temperatures, just consistently below normal. highs in the 60's, lows are in the 40's. 40's. awhile and perhaps monday morning even waking up to some of the suburbs in the 30's. we'll have to see if we get close to frost like temperatures. but for now we are okay. looks like a pretty cool week ahead. we'll keep you updated with rest of the morning.ough the- annie. >> thanks caitlin. forecast for next weekend when a lot of moms will be celebrating mother's day mother's day. joining us to give us some gift ideas is d.c. progresser and owner of kidville in mention anjali varma. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> thanks for coming in. these are in addition to the flowers and cards, right. >> yes. really the idea here is that they're a little bit more out of the box for very new moms and so you'll see i have a couple of things that are more moms may want to treat themselves and then some that are more to help mom, you know, save time and be a little dee suppressed. >> wh-- destressed. >> what better way than to give her something useful that makes her life easier. >> these are the reverse hair care products and these are for the new mom. you know, a lot of us know we end up losing our hair after pregnancy. >> which not a lot of people will tell you. it should be written a book somewhere that you do lose hair especially if you're breastfeeding. >> exactly. so, these products help to me re regrow the hair. so, it's -- there's three products that come in a kit. it's at evolus professional.com and they have 20 percent off if you put in the code d.c. moms. >> okay, what a great idea. all right. >> yes. >> and what's this here. >> this is the nurium skin firming cream. so, again, a lot of -- these are products that are great for new moms that want to treat themselves but we know we have problem areas that happen after having children. and these help to firm and tone the skin afterwards. >> does this work just everywhere around the body. >> yeah. >> oh wow. >> your stomach, your thighs. that's at nuriu mdot com can. >> love the word firming, antiaging. >> you can appreciate that. >> exactly. >> what is this that. >> it's the hawkins sloane sleepy spray this is for moms to get their kids to bed and stay in bed so that you can have a little bit more sleep. you spray the room as part of your bedtime ritual and if you want to, we can spray a little& now and it's got -- it's lavender. >> is that >> yeah. it is still kind of early still. lavender infused essential oil. it smells so good. kind of smells like a spa. the idea is you make it part of your kids' bedtime routine. >> they say if you bathe your child in lavender soap or bubble bath or something like that it does help with nighttime calming so maybe there is something to that. >> definitely. why can't we use this as well, right. >> i love that. >> so, this is really fun. it's tiny bites and again, this is to make moms life easier. so, these are kitchen scissors. you see right here. and there's actually a little ruler so if you have the little ones it can help you figure out exactly the bite size different portions. and then they are great with just cutting food for your child so you can do grapes hot dogs bananas, anything. >> oh, yeah, so important. >> i have older ones now seven and nine but i have been using these for the after school smack. it's so much easier to cut strawberries. >> i have been cutting up food for four years now wait until the day i can stop but it's so important to cut up the food because, you know, of course we can just -- >> choking. >> right exactly. tiny bites.com. this is a really fun one making mom's life a little bit easier. >> i like that. >> yeah. and finally these cookies are adorable and you can see here that we've got the bit moch gee. emoji. >> is that you. >> no. you can create mom's bit emoji and put it on a cookie or do i love mom, you can do your kids' artwork or pictures of your children. >> okay. >> and these are delicious as well. >> so, they arrive at the home just like this. >> exactly. &-ú. >> yeah, really fun so -- and these are also great for like a baby shower or a corporate gift as well, so kind of a fun take on mother's day. >> i like it. okay, so you're a mom. what are you going to be doing on mother's day. >> well, that's up to my kids and my husband to plan, right, but i think we'll probably be doing a little bit of brunching and hopul that's all i ask for on mother's day. >> i like that. >> and we'll be having an event at kidville actually on friday. >> wonderful. >> any moms and kids are welcome to attend that as well. >> excellent anjali. thank you. of course kidville is in bethesda maryland. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> time now 7:21. country music legend loretta lynn is hospitalized. her health took a turn for the worse thursday night. we've got an update on how she's doing after the break. we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month online, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of their download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. and verizon wireless customers can stream 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shooting death of a black unarmed teenager. officer roy oliver turned himself last night after an arrest warrant was issued. oliver is accused of shooting at a moving car with teens inside as they were leaving a party. 15-year-old jordan edwards was killed. an investigation is under way. and in other news, house republicans are still riding high after claiming victory in the house by passing a healthcare bill to replace obamacare this week. but the next uphill battle is just getting started. the bill heads to the senate and there's no indication senate republicans feel bound by the bill the house passed. in fact many res are talking abt starting over. >> the senate will write its own bill. we need 50 votes and we only have 52 of us. it will be a collaborative process. >> we'll put the bill in the committees, we'll get the cbo information about it, we'll bring stakeholders in like the american cancer society hospitals doctors to talk to us what they think and then we'll embark on a 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county a confirmed ef1 tornado also incredibly rare for this area at that time of the day t wow. we had some really fierce winds rotating within some of those super cells. down in ken king george county it's been confirmed. saturday looks a little bit calmer. we still have a few flood warnings for local areas of west virginia, the occoquan just got water rising above their banks and we really made up some of that of deficit of dry weather that we carried over from the winter into the spring. got a good soaking rain yesterday. washed out all the pollen so that will hopefully help. but yes, nothing nearly aswers- intense as yesterday. here's the setup. low pressure now towards our north across pennsylvania. on the back edge of this storm system what we call wraparound rain showers are pretty widespread from about central pennsylvania, western pennsylvania down through west pivots eastward those rain showers will move over our area today. so keep those rain -- those umbrellas handy. it's not going to be the monsoon-like conditions but it will be pesky all day rain and a chilly rain at that. you've got showers over by hagerstown. nothing in the immediate vicinity of washington. i think that will be later today but at least some light showers stretching from winchester up through hagerstown on that 81 corridor so these showers if they hold together drifting into fauquier county maybe into fairfax county after that. temperatures in the 50's. it's very cool. yesterday we were seeing temperatures in the 60's but it was still pretty humid. we were on the warm side of the storm system. now we're transitioning into the cooler side of the storm system. 57 baltimore, 55 westminster 54 martinsburg 54 in winchester and 55 in culpeper this morning. winds are still out of the south and it's pretty breezy. 10 to 20 miles an hour but they're out of the north along the mountains where that cold front lies and that's going to drift along with this trough with the clouds and showers through our area today. so o-this weekend low pressure does that eventually kick weak high pressure builds in for sunday. we are dry and we are cool but i think we'll still see more clouds than sunshine and temperatures will again struggle. we'll get into the mid 60's. it will feel a little warmer without the wind and rain of today but it's still overall a below normal weekend here for may. here's what to expect. showers cool and breezy, 62 degrees is it for the high temperature on saturday but most of the day we spend in the 50's so it's kind of raw if you're going to be outside all day. anything from yard work to if you are heading to warrington for the virginia gold cup dress appropriately. also remember those muddy fields. i'll be there myself that's why i'm reminding myself at the same time. 64 degrees mostly cloudy and breezy on sunday so we start to dry out a little bit and then the west -- rest of the seven-day forecast looks dry but cool. sunny but cool 65 monday. low 40's for those overnight lows monday and tuesday morning, perhaps some frost advisories will be out for our northwestern suburbs. 68 on wednesday much it looks beautiful if not cool. we'll watch for our next chance of showers arriving thursday into friday, mother's day weekend also looks like it could be shower we've got a prolonged period of below normal temperatures expected over the northeast. so, stay tuned for that. in the meantime keep the umbrella or raincoat on hand for today. annie. >> thanks so much caitlin. we have new developments that came in overnight in the alleged rockville rape case. prosecutors are now -- announced they have dropped rape charges against a 17-year-old and 18-year-old teens accused of the crime. fox5's alexandria limon joining us live this morning on how prosecutors reached this deal. good morning to you alex. >> reporter: good morning. the montgomery county states attorney said they decided to drop the rape and sexual assault charges after interviewing many witnesses and reviewing security footage from the school's cameras. now, the defendant's attorney told me that video shows in part the 14-year-old girl in question with the suspect in the school hallways making out on the day of the alleged ra rape. >> this case blew up because they immediately assumed they were result they immediately assumed they were rapists. >> reporter: the case drew national attention. >> it is pause for concern what happened there. >> reporter: even white house press secretary sean spicer weighed in after two rockville high school teens who are also undocumented immigrants were accused of raping a 14-year-old girl on campus. did he first attorneys called the case a circus... defense attorneys called the case a circus and also maintained the sex in the school bathroom was consensual. the montgomery state's attorney's office says that's in fact what happened. >> we have concluded that the facts in this case do not support the original charges filed in this matter. >> reporter: rape and sexual assault charges against 17-year-old josé montano were dropped and prosecutors are in the process of dropping those charges against 18-year-old henry sanchez. >> after a complete and thoreau assessment of the facts our duty is to determine whether sufficient evidence exists to support criminal violations in violation of public opinion, or political pressure. >> reporter: mccarthy said the decision was made due a lack of corroboration, substantial inconsistencies and a review of footage from school security cameras, witness interviews and text messages exchanged between the girl and the defendants. but now those explicit text photo and video messages are leading to child pornography charges against both defendants, something montano's attorney calls outrageous. >> she was the one that that took footage of herself, video and pictures, nude pictures and also video and she sent these to mr. montano, not the other way around. >> reporter: there are now questions about whether the teens will be deported. >> yes, he is in deportation proceedings at the moment. >> reporter: in the court hearing yesterday that district court judge ordered for montano to be released immediately. however becaus child pornography charges he's facing in juvenile court he's being detained until at least monday which is his first court appearance for those charges. henry sanchez is also scheduled to appear in court next week. reporting live in rockville alexandria limon fox5 local news. >> time now 7:36. coming up the queen of disco herself stopped by fox5. we're talking about gloria gaynor. there she is. find out why the disco diva is in town. details ahead. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ when i feel my best, i am my best. that's why i'm taking the activia probiotic two week challenge and adding activia yogurt with billions of its exclusive probiotic to my healthy routine. take the activia probiotic two week challenge with me. it works or it's free. discover card. 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the money that they had been saving. >> right. >> and so i've been an entrepreneur for 35 years so i was a small business owner like are parents for all of my life, all of my adult life and i decided to become a financial adviser right before the market crashed. and so what i found out is that of course people can lose all their money and so i teach people different strategies now because really we can't let our money go backwards and that's what happens to most people. >> right. >> and then it leads to stress. >> what seems to be the problem though? is that that they're not thinking about preparing? do they have a different mentality about their money. >> no, i'm going to give you an answer that will probably surprise you. january 3rd on the "wall street journal" the people that started the 401k said it was actually never meant to be a retirement vehicle for american families so this is what i talk about when i speak across the country annie is so, they're actually coming out and saying for 30 years they've been telling us that this is a good idea when it really isn't working becaus we can tell older americans are moving in with their children or, you know, they're not having the money that they need to support their lifestyle. >> for their retirement. >> yeah. >> what we need to do is look at different ways to do things because it's pretty shocking to think that we've been told this for so long but the reason that that happens is because the reason that they don't have the money is because of the fees and the way that the mutual funds and the accounts are structured. >> so, let's give some simple tips, some take aways for our viewers. >> take aways definitely t you want to follow warren buffets advice when he says there's two rules of investing. rule number one never let your money go backwards and rule number two, never forget rule number one. >> i like that. >> we need to do that and we need to have accounts that are tax free because the big fear for a lot of people is that they -- we don't know what the tax rate will be when they need to get their money out. young people like you, that's going to be -- you don't even know so it's hard to plan. so we need to have tax free growth, right and then we need to have -- make sure that we have liquidity in those accounts so that if we need to use the money along the way before we're 59 and a half or hit another crash or whatever that we can. those are three tips that make it really authority those are great tips cheryl. finally that was a lot to take in i think for our viewers as well. where can they get more information. >> high mao company is called lifestyle we think groups. i speak across the country. lifestyle we think group.com. i have a free ebook if anybody would like to have it. it's called the wedge report and it's a great way wealth report. >> cheryl fields thank you so much. >> thanks annie. >> okay. >> all right, time now is it 7:42. you're watch pentagon fox5 news at 7:00 a new pop-up bar in d.c. has a will ferrell theme. we'll check this out and hear from the manager but first good morning, caitlin. >> the area yesterday, we've got a couple of showers around with a live look outside behind me everything is dry so far. it's overcast but it's dry. camera shaking a bit as we have gusty winds out of the south. that breeze will coop you cool today. it's all about those temperatures making it feel much more like early march than early may. i'll have all the details coming up in my seven-day forecast when fox5 news this morning returns. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. nexgard kills fleas and ticks all month long. and it comes in an easy-to-give tasty chew. no wonder vets love it too. reported side effects include vomiting, itching, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. see your vet for more information on flea and tick protection you and your dog will love. nexgard. the vet's #1 choice. get to kohl's super saturday! shop 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celebrate our favorite comedian and we're going to have a blast every night. >> if you want to stay classy in d.c. the bar is on h street northeast. it's expected to b o a month but they may choose to extend their stay so go and show your support so that they'll stay for a little longer. >> right. >> those one liners withstand the test of time. i know it hasn't been that long but we all know them. >> i think we're seeing more of these pop-up themed bars. >> yes. >> remember the cherry blossom one. >> sure. >> so pretty. hope we'll get to see more. >> the theme of the summer pop up everything. it's warm out and take advantage of some of those street corners or buildings where you can. >> how is the weather for us. >> unfortunately not very warm at all. last weekend we were so hot, 90 degrees on last saturday and today we'll be lucky to get into the 60's. so, live look outside shows it is dry. traffic moving smoothly if you're heading out of town. hopefully you're heading somewhere warmer but i think you would have to be going pretty far. our forecast calling for clouds and showers today and a decent breeze that will keep things cool. so, we had the soaking rain yesterday morning. also some severe thunderstorms confirmed tornado down in king george county but along with that the h around through last night, that humidity is gone. we're now on the cool side of the storm system and as that trough swings through it's going to bring us more chilly spring showers. that's your headline. what you need to know for today, saturday, may the sixth, 58 in washington right now, 57 in baltimore, 59 in annapolis and 55 in westminster, 54 in martinsburg. temperatures won't rise too much from where they are right now. a front is right along the appalachians. behind that you've got northwesterly winds pushing in much cooler air. look at that, 42 in pittsburgh, 43 in columbus and we are going to have some mornings where we're only in the 40's coming up so a big change from what was the warmest april on record in d.c. if you hadn't heard and now we're off to an incredibly cool start to the month of may. looks like it will last for at least another week. we're having showers early this morning mainly moving out of hagerstown the cumberland area but it's all part of this trough that's swinging through on the back edge of a storm system. low pressure up into pennsylvania. heavier rains off the boston cape cod coastal maine but you can see these widely scattered showers drifting all the way down from pennsylvania through here's what it looks like. fox futurecast has a handle on the fact that we'll have several rounds of showers. nothing looks too heavy but it is that pesky light continual rain that will drift through our western suburbs and then hitting the district by midday. more showers are and possible as we go through the rest of the afternoon. look at that. you can see radar kind of lights up with maybe even some steadier showers down south on the base of that trough through southern maryland and the northern neck. showers come to an end by evening, we'll slowly clear out. sunday though does feature a lot of cloud cover. i don't think we're going to see too much sunshine but a lot of those shower chances have diminished as low pressure slowly moves out, high pressure tries to wedge itself in. so sunday looks like the better day, the drier day of the two. for this one count on some showers, breezy and cool, 62 for that high temperature but with west winds, gusting over 20 miles an hour, it will feel like it's in the 50's all day. hey, we stay cool and below normal all week long. pretty unusual. we usually have weeks that i feel like you bounce back and forth so dramatically but, no, this is what we've got. wednesday looks like a nice couple stretch of days. crisp mornings though starting off in the 40's. looks like clouds and shower chances return as early as thursday into friday perhaps even next weekends could be wet, too. that's mother's day weekend. usually such a beautiful warm weekend around the district but we'll see if we'll be looking for the same thing next weekend as we are this one. but in the meantime, you know, maybe you need those rain boots if you're headed out to the virginia gold cup its muddy out there where it rained all day yesterday and for the rest of us a few showers throughout the rest of today. annie. >> ♪ >> yes, that's the iconic music of grammy award winning singer gloria gaynor. yesterday. us on fox5- gaynor's hit song i will survive was recognized by the library of congress last year and the song is part of the library of congress national recording registry and as we told you, the disco diva was on fox5 yesterday because this year, the tribute to her and to -- or to disco and to mark the occasion it is opening its doors to host a disco dance party featuring gloria gaynor. the event takes place tonight. besides performing gaynor has a number of other interests that include a clothing line. here. >> it's a charity based web site. i will survive.org and it's a community. it's not just a -- selling clothing but it's a community where people -- first of all you can shop and at the same time donate to a charity that's close to your heart that means something to you. secondly, you can go on and many people have been going on i'm very happy to say giving their stories, writing their stories, their survival stories, so uplifting encouraging and inspiring others and being inspired by other stories. so, it's a real community and i'm really, really pleased with it. >> again, the event is this afternoon and gaynor will also participate in a q and a session at the library of congress. it looks like she did karaoke. w time now 7:51. coming up next at 7 o'clock this month marks 40 years since "the love boat" sailed into our living rooms and we'll hear from the stars of the iconic show right after the break. we'll be right back. for vacations that exceed expectations, make it busch 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they made it twice before so they this one right and they had three different kinds of stories in that one hour and sometimes there were two hour specials. one was a sophisticated comedy, one was that a broad comedy and one was a poignant story which would bring tears to your eyes or something and that's what got me when i read the pilot. >> do you think we could mix a little business with our pleasure this trip. >> you know me, a little pleasure never hurt anyone. >> this type of show had never been done on a cruise ship before so the idea that they could quote/unquote armchair travel was a new concept. >> and huge, huge stars that they had been saying for years and years and years. most of these people came out of retirement. they hadn't worked in 20, 25 years. >> reporter: they do admit that some guests were a bit intimidating. >> doing a dance step with ginger rogers. >> i think for me -- i am still a huge gone with the wind fan and so when we had olivia dee haviland on who played melanie on and she got to play my aunt that was beyond spectacular. >> ♪ >> reporter: in hollywood, jonathan hunt, fox news. >> all right. well, that does it for us here at 7:00. there's much more ahead at 8 o'clock. stick with us. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> welcome back to fox5 news morning on this saturday. here's a live look for you outside. looks like the woodrow wilson bridge. it is may six, 2017. it is going to be a cool and wet day. hopefully it's going to be a little better caitlin but if you're heading out to the broccoli city festival grab and umbrella. you're actually listening to one of the artists performing. very soothing. good morning, i'm annie yu and caitlin roth joins us. >> that is soothing. i didn't know we had a broccoli festival. >> it's all about healthy living and they do this every year. this year solange is coming out beyoncé's younger sister, a lot of other artists a lot of up and comers and the whole idea is to be a healthier person, healthy living. >> we could all get good advice on that. >> make good choices. >> let's all this weekend coming off of cinco de mayo where maybe you didn't make the best choices for your diet i'm just guessing. >> i bet everyone is itching to get outside today 'cause yesterday was just a washout. >> yesterday was a total washout. severe weather too. a confirmed tornado in king george county, an ef1 flipped cars and an uprotation in early in the morning in this part of the country is incredibly rare but it did happen. severe weather threat long gone but we still have the same storm system just off towards our north and on the backside of it spinning around a lot of moisture. you see some showers drifting down from pennsylvania, west virginia and now starting to move into sections of virginia. charlottesville getting some light rain approaching we have had a batch of showers up by hagerstown all morning. so, those scattered showers will move eastward as the trough associated with this storm system does and we'll have showers in the forecast today but nothing nearly as heavy and widespread as yesterday morning. 58 degrees outside right now. we lost the humidity that we had yesterday so it's a cool 58. 57 manassas, 60 annapolis and 58 baltimore. winds are south gusting over 15 miles an hour at times but back towards our west you could see the arrows have shifted out of the west-northwest so that's the actual front crossing by and later on this afternoon it will. it will be pretty breezy out ahead of the front and then behind it, too. so, here's your setup for today. mostly cloudy, i think we'll be hard-pressed to see any sunshine. scattered showers all day long. it's breezy. high temperature is 62 but it will feel more like it's in the 50's so you need a jacket and the umbrella as you're stepping out today on your saturday. that's the way it looks. seven-day forecast still ahead. annie. >> thanks so much caitlin. turning now to a story that drew national attention there are new developments in the alleged rockville high rape case. prosecutors announced yesterday they have dropped the rape charges against the 17 and 18-year-old teens accused of the crime. alexandria limon joining us on how prosecutors reached that that decision. alex it changes the story but raises a lot more questions. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the montgomery county states attorney's office announced they're dropping the rape and sexual assault interviewing a lot of witnesses and also after reviewing security footage from the school's cameras. now, the attorney representing josé montano told me in part that video shows the 14-year-old making out with the defendant in the hallway at school on the day in question. >> this case blew up because they immediately assumed they were immigrants and as a result they immediately assumed they were rapists. >> reporter: the case drew national attention. >> it is pause for concern what happened there. >> reporter: even white house press secretary sean spicer weighed in after two rockville high school teenagers who are also undocumented immigrants were accused of raping a 14-year-old girl on campus. defense attorneys called the case a circus and always maintained the sex in the school bathroom was consensual. the montgomery county state's attorney says that's what happened. >> we have concluded that the facts in this case do not support the filed in this matter. >> reporter: rape and sexual assault charges against 17-year-old josé montano were dropped and prosecutors are in the process of dropping those charges against 18-year-old henry sanchez. >> after a complete and thoreau assessment of the facts, our duty is to determine whether sufficient evidence exists to support criminal violations in violation of maryland law regardless of public opinion or political pressure. >> reporter: mccarthy said the decision was made due to a lack of corroboration, substantial inconsistencies and a review of footage from school security cameras, witness interviews and text messages exchanged between the girl and the defendants but now those explicit text, photo and video messages are leading to child pornography charges against both defendants. something montano's attorney calls outrageous. >> she was the one that took footage of herself, video and pictures, nude pictures and also and she sent these to mr. montano, not the other way around. >> reporter: there are now questions about whether the teens will be deported. >> yes, he is in deportation proceedings at the moment. >> reporter: initially the district court judge ordered that montano be released immediately. however, his attorney tells me he's now being held until at least monday when he will have his first court appearance for those new child pornography charges in that juvenile court. meanwhile the other defendant, henry sanchez, is also scheduled to appear in court next week. reporting live in rockville, alexandria limon, fox5 local news. >> also developing overnight, a former military member is accused of trying to start a race war through social media supporting isis and other terrorist groups and pushing for violence against police officers right here in d.c. clark calaway made his first appearance in federal court yesterday. he was ordered to stay in jail until a hearing on wednesday. he's charged with a possession of a firearm or ammunition by a felon and transportation of a firearm with the intent to commit a felony. each charge carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison. dozens of students protested at american university yesterday over a hate crime that happened on campus earlier this week. the students blocked an underpass near bender arena and they want the university to take a closer look at its policies and determine if the school needs to do more to prevent future hate crimes. >> we are calling for a revamp of the curriculum, of what's going on in the school, of racial training that's going on from administration to faculty, to students that are coming in and so -- to prevent these things from happening. >> someone hung bananas from nooses around campus with the letters aka written on them. police are also investigating a hate message posted online directed the the university's new student government president taylor dumpson. she's the first black woman to ever hold that position. time now in other news this morning the city of manassas realized it made an $850,000 mistake. it's been overcharging businesses on their tax bills for years and the plan to fix this problem isn't sitting well with people. fox5's lauren demarco has this story. >> reporter: while preparing for a budget proposal, the city government noticed it had been accidentally overcharging businesses the past few years. they were using a tax rate higher than what the tax code actually allows for. with interest, the city of manassas owes $850,000 to business owners. split among them, that will be an average refund of about 500 bucks a piece. business owners are happy, at least those who don't live here, b because it looks like that cash will come from a new tax increase on residents. >> the city is stepping up to the plate, they're coming out letting the businesses know they have been overpaying. they're looking to rectify the situation. >> residents are going to see tax go up so that they can pay this back. >> yeah, so, technically, my residency is outside of the city of reap the benefits of this. >> right, right. >> the city will have to pay back the amount that we overcharged on this business personal property in one form or another. so -- yes, the citizens will pay that back because we're government so anything that we have top spend out comes from the citizens. we made a mistake and we're going to fix that mistake and move forward. >> reporter: the city council is expected to pass an increase on what's commonly known as the car tax. currently each year residents here pay $3.25 per every hundred dollars of the value of their cars, trailers and boats. that tax would now jump to $3.60. >> i think they need to figure out where to get the money other than from the people that had nothing to do with their mistake and it's just -- i've only lived here six months but wouldn't matter where i live that this is just wrong. >> i think the city should look to see if there's other places they can find the money but if they can't find the money anywhere else i think as someone that pays the property tax on those vehicles i year if that's the amount of time it takes to raise the funds to pay back the businesses that they overcharged but i would have a serious question about what are they going to do with that money in years after? is this a permanent raise or a one time raise on my property taxes? >> that was our lauren demarco reporting. the city council approved the plan in a preliminary straw poll but a final decision won't be made until monday and as of now the new car tax hike would be a permanent change. meanwhile, as we head to break former president obama talking politics and announcing an endorsement of a politician on the international stage. we'll have more on that coming up next. and of course caitlin is going to be back with another look at your saturday forecast. here's a live look outside on this saturday morning. time now is 8:09, temperatures in the 60's. she'll hopefully have some good news for us. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ for vacations that exceed expectations, make it busch gardens virginia! with surprises hiding around each corner, and good times guaranteed. busch gardens and water country usa. a whole other world awaits. plan your two park getaway now, and eat free with select packages. >> welcome back. a texas police officer is free on bond this morning after being charged yesterday with the murder -- with a murder in the shooting death of a black unarmed teenager. officer roy oliver turned himself in last night after an arrest warrant was issued. he's accused of shooting at a moving car with teens inside as they were leaving a party. 15-year-old jordan edwards was killed. police say a man featured in a famous photo taken during the 2014 protest in ferguson, missouri, has passed away. police believe edward crawford this photo was taken during protests after a white police officer shot and killed michael brown. the photo was part of the saint louis post dispatch's pulitzer prize winning photo coverage of the protest. country music legend loretta lynn remains in a nashville hospital after suffering a stroke. the 85-year-old is responsive and expected to make a full recovery so that is good news. she will however have to stay off the road. lynn is set to release a new album in august. and from the northeast to the southeast, to the central u.s. many parts of the country are dealing with the effects of mother nature especially in the hard hit midwest after days of severe flooding there. six deaths are now blamed on flooding in missouri along with four in arkansas. fox's caron mchugh is monitoring the very latest. >> reporter: heavy rains and winds blasting through the northeast friday. soaking the new york city area triggering flash flooding travel delays and several water rescues. >> because of flooding. my daughter lives >> reporter: this as a weather system dumped 3-inches of are a nine just three hours. >> so, there was really water everywhere and a lot of cars are under water a lot of homes and roofs are leaking. >> it was above the bottom edge of the door 'cause now my whole car has got about 5-inches of standing water in it. so, it must have been -- it was even higher, too, before. >> reporter: it was also enough to cause train delays at the city's busy penn station. >> i'm trying to get to a wedding with my buddy. >> reporter: farther south parts of virginia, the carolinas and georgia are reeling after strong thunderstorms triggered flooding and several tornadoes. >> only material things. i'm just glad it wasn't me and it wasn't on top of my house in my bedroom. >> reporter: one north carolina family had a tree fall into their home right where their 10-year-old son normally would have been sleeping. >> thankfully it was a thursday night not a friday night 'cause it's would have been in there and we would be talking a whole 'nother story right now. >> reporter: while in the central u.s. some rivers that had been swollen all week are now finally starting to recede. this as the midwest is now dealing with damage an slow recovery ahead, all in the wake of deadly severe flood conditions. caron mchugh, fox news. >> ♪ >> that is really hard to see. >> uh-huh, it is. i know very severe weather across portions of the midwest. we had strong storms yesterday, a lot of rain flooding concerns still exist for some of our local rivers and creeks naming out in the panhandle of west virginia, the occoquan river there. not uncommon to see after these long duration rain events. these rivers come out of their banks so we had a round of some very heavy rain yesterday although it was pretty quick moving in comparison. úright now we're just starting offer this saturday may the sixth cool and damp. it is much cooler today. we are on the chillier side of the storm system but this storm system while off towards our north still going to bring some wraparound rain showers throughout the afternoon hours. so, chilly spring showers, that is what you need to know for your saturday forecast. completely different from last saturday where we were in the 90's and with the humidity it felt like the middle of summer. so, spring can be that way bouncing from one season to another. and we're back into the cool side of the season. 58 degrees in washington, 60 in annapolis, 58 baltimore, 61 stevensville. you're in the low to mid-50's as you get back towards the mountains and even further back beyond the mountains where the real cold air lies behind this front we still have that winds out of the south. winds out of the north ushering in temperatures overnight that are only starting in the 40's. 42 pittsburgh, 39 beckley west virginia. showers starting to get going off towards our west mainly along the 81 corridor. batch of rain south of hagerstown headed towards winchester and then down towards charlottesville they're seeing showers. bigger picture shows the spin of towards our north. there are the clouds and showers from the north. ahead of it rain still lifting across the eastern seaboard places like boston and coastal maine getting the heavy rain there. here's how it plays out for us. if you have outdoor plans, who doesn't, this is the time of year, there's so much going on outdoors, virginia gold cup out by warrington it's going to be wet with rounds of scattered showers, breezy and cool. it's not heavy rain but it's just enough to be very pesky throughout the afternoon hours as you see all that green flash by. looks like we try to clear out by tomorrow. however, even though we're dry i still think we see more clouds than sun for sunday it stays cool. look at the seven-day forecast. nothing even hits 70 degrees. 64 sun and clouds tomorrow. we slowly rise a bit with some sunshine in the middle part of the week. that looks really nice but those overnight lows in the 40's, could be 30's north and west. end of the week shower chances return thursday, friday. next weekend could be just as cool, mother's day weekend so stay tuned. that's the way it looks. annie we'll send it back over to you. >> president donald trump's choice for army secrery yesterday amid growing criticism over his remarks about muslims and the lgbt community. mark green a republican state senator from tennessee said in a statement "that false and misleading attacks against him had turned his nominationinto a distraction. ." green is the second trump nominee for army secretary to withdrew. the u.s. says it will continue attending climate change meeting even as president donald trump considers pulling the u.s. out of a global missions cutting deal. next week president trump's advisers will meet to discuss what to do about the global packet known as the paris agreement. white house adviser ivanka trump will hold a separate meeting with scott pruitt. the goal is to make sure president trump receives information from both government experts and the private sector before making a decision. >> ♪ >> new this morning a russian led over to the reduce violence in syria is now in effect the deal sets out to establish deescalation zones in opposition parts of syria. it be banned from flying over those safe zones. the plan was agreed by russia turkey and iran during syria talks in kazakhstan this week. syrian opposition groups have not signed onto the deal and are expressing skepticism that it will work. the u.s. was not part of the agreement. and this sunday the eyes of the world will be on france watching to see who will win the presidential election. even u.s. politicians weighing in on the race. former president president obama endorsed mack krohn on thursday. lauren blanchard has more on the election. >> reporter: emanuel macron leading by as 20 points. >> he appears to people's hopes not their fierce. >> reporter: former u.s. president barack obama endorsing macron who despite a strong lead in the race has come under fire by some on the left for appearing top abandon his principles to appeal to a broader voter base. [speaking foreign language] not be sincere democratly thus i did not transform my platform in between the two rounds. >> reporter: obama's comments could also be taken as a veiled swipe add president donald trump. trump has been compared to marine le pen whose hard right views have been a source of controversy. dam white house deputy press secretary sara huckabee sanders said president trump has no plans to endorse either candidate. >> the president's committed to working with leaders across the globe to combat a whole host of issues and certainly would do that with however the people elect. >> reporter: le pen saw a bump in popularity last month after a gunman with ties to isis opened fire on police officers in paris. less than two days before the first round of voting in the french election. but since then macron has steadily pulled ahead in the polls. >> stop trying to project me as if i've been defeated. maybe there's going to be a surprise that will be a lot of opinion polls and this gigantic media >> reporter: security for sunday's election is being beefed up. just today a suspected radical islamist with weapons and a pledge of allegiance to isis was arrested north of paris. in washington, lauren blanchard fox news. >> happening today, is the annual virginia gold cup. people will not only be able to enjoy this event but also help out with a good cause. we'll chat more about that next. as we head to break let's take a live look outside on this saturday morning. got some music to get you moving. caitlin is going to be back with a check of your forecast. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ (laughs) come on! dogs just won't quit. neither does frontline gold. its triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks for a full 30 days. good boy. >> ♪ >> welcome back. today is a special edition of get up with guy. guy knows a lot about what's going on around town. in a matter of hours thousands of people will be decked out in their best attire like becky and cheer on their favorite horses during the annual virginia gold cup horse races. >> that's right annie. the event takes place every year at great meadow in the plains virginia. among those participating is a nonprofit organization known as becky's fund. their mission to literally address domestic violence in all sectors of our community. hear to tell us is my gun friend becky lee founder of becky's fun. >> thanks for having me. >> you look fabulous. >> we're very excited to be presenting the tenth annual investing hope gold for becky's fund today. we'll thrilled to be able to bring the community together to create awareness for the cause that affects one in three women, one in six men but then in a fun setting making people love to dress up come out be able to network eat and drink all day and also enjoy a day at the races. we're really excited for today's events. >> yeah. you've been participating for over 10 years now so you're really dedicated. but this isn't something that you initially started your career off with, right? so tells a little background becky's fund and how it got started. >> i started the organization from a domestic violence background. i'm actually an attorney, a family law attorney and after coming in third on the reality show survivor in 2006, i used the money to start the organization because i saw a lack of prevention as well as proactive efforts. we often react to a tragedy instead of looking at the warning signs and saying what can we do to intervene and also help somebody get out of that abusive situation. >> one of the many programs yo men of code where you go into inner city schools and work with male athletes to help them foster relationships. >> we are very proud of our program men of code and this year's fundraiser is dedicated to support that organization within that programming. we go into these high schools working with these high school and college athletes and coaches knowing their social status and as leaders working with them to empower them to basically be able to step up and stand up against domestic violence when they see it but also helping them be models of positive masculinity having integrity both on and off the field. we have an amazing tent with a team of path leisure. athletes coming through, some celebrities as well as community leaders and really talking about how important it is to bring this issue out into the open. instead of waiting and shaming people affected by it we're creating an atmosphere to say, hey, it's okay that you're affected, it's okay, there are resources available, there's help available, let's support people to be able to get out of that abusive going into high schools so that right there tells me that domestic violence is something that clearly does not discriminate against age race gender. you mentioned men as well. what are up finding now in 2017, what's -- what seems to be the message there and what people are thinking about when it comes to domestic violence. >> i think one of the factors that people often sort of attach that it's somebody else that it's happening to. >> right. >> there's a stereotype of who is involved in abusive relationships. >> who is more vulnerable to it right. >> but it crosses all boundaries, socioeconomic, gender, men and women are affected. i think often too we're proud to have sponsors with i heart media 98.7 wooden nickel bar company with reese gardener. seeing that we need that attention at the top, it's again i think a lot of people say oh it's someone in that neighborhood that i don't really go to or it's someone who is poor or uneducated but we need the support of leade vice president biden, former vice president coming out and saying this is an issue that affects all of us and so i think that because of technology today, social media, it's so much easier to attract somebody -- track somebody and follow that person and also abuse that person online. i mean, we don't realize that gps is everywhere. our fitbit, our phone, you know, and also being part of the fact that we have technology everywhere i think that's an added element to understand how easy it is to track somebody even after an abusive relationship is over. >> annie i've been to the event the last two years. >> yeah. >> amazing time. you get there and it's a great way to network as well. >> really excited. this year is our first year elevating our experience for our guests. the past nine years we would be on the south rail and guy you've been to that of a vent. we're allowing people to check into copper wood tavern. the buses leave at 10:00 they can buy and get a ticket. we're e experience, very exclusive in terms of the type of decor. we have a beautiful fun wall, the flower wall as well as sort of this layout people can really enjoy themselves and also meet each other. i think one of the things about this type of event is that you're able to get dressed up but also network and meet people you haven't 17 a long time. >> i love it. thank you so much becky lee. thanks guy. all right, we'll be right back, guys. we can't stay here! why? terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of you. charmin ultra strong. it cleans better. it's four times stronger... ...and you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. get to kohl's super saturday! shop early birds for the perfect gift for mom! and take an extra 20% off! give her diamond earrings for just $39.99! $15.99 sonoma pajamas and $7.19 candles. you'll get kohl's cash too! it's super saturday - only at kohl's! >> welcome back. a retired d.c. cop who spent years chasing drug dealers and burglars through the district has turned what he learned into a new series of books. david swinson writes about a deeply flawed private eye. paul wagner has the story. >> reporter: david swinson grew up blocks from where his novels were set. and remembers what 14th street northwest was like back in the day. >> this whole area was like heroin central. the prostitutes used to come up and read you a menu. >> reporter: after college in california he came back and joined the force. first working patrol before matching wits with dealers arandthieves. >> the burglar has their ear to the track. i mean, they know if there's a shooting right up the street, they know about it, if they're working this area, you know, they -- they can work you up to the big dealers so i liked burglars. >> reporter: so he came up with frank mar the protagonist in his first book the second girl and his new book titled crime song. a retired d.c. narcotics cop turned pi who feeds his drug habit by targeting the corner boys. >> he uses the knowledge that he created in narcotics and so he knows where a lot of drug boys are and so he targets their home and burglarizes them for the stash. he likes his lifestyle. i had fun with it. >> reporter: the new book is a wild ride through familiar d.c. streets that feature shaw and logan circle as well as landmarks like the 930 club and the florida avenue grille. in the book, mar is a music lover who gets awfully mad when his vinyl collection of pixie records are stolen from his home. a turning point that's central to the plot. frank mar is a street wise junkie and he gets his news from the. >> fox5 app. >> reporter: from the age of 17 he was putting words to paper. >> i had several rejections prior to the second girl and after a detailed man and then i just said -- and i had frankie mar in my head for the longest time and i said i'm going to break away. i'm going to do something, have fun with it and that's what happened. >> reporter: he's now writing the third installment of the trilogy and knows frank mar as we know him may not be around for long. >> you can't take him real far a character like this. >> reporter: i was thinking the same thing. >> something's got to that end. >> yeah, you've got to end it or it's got to turn into something else. i would like to turn it into something else because i really like him. i don't want to give him offism crime solved went on sale this week. paul wagner fox5 local news. >> all right. there's a lot going on this weekend. >> busy. >> broccoli city festival stalking about the races. >> yes. >> weather is so important the pressure is on you. >> may reminds you of wedding season and so you got to get those good saturday weather days. not going to be the best today though unfortunately as you take a live look outside saturday may sixth and we are waking up to gray skies just about everywhere. showers are moving in and the while we are not expecting the widespread rain of yesterday morning, it will still be a little wet. not a rainy weekend. probably just a wet saturday. all right, let's get right to it. here's radar showing the storm system that will brought us the severe weather yesterday morning. it has now moved off towards our north and wraparound showers have been drifting back down from ohio, pennsylvania, down through the virginias and west virginia where we're still dealing with some small stream and creek flooding. mainly across the shenandoah parts of the panhandle of vest what. batch of showers along the 81 corridor from hagerstown down to winchester and then fueling in towards luray charlottesville. areas to the west see showers first. as this we'll see scattered showers through today. temperatures outsite ride now 58 washington, 60 annapolis, 58 in baltimore, 57 frederick, 52 winchester. it's cool. we had some humidity all day yesterday. so o-even though we were kind of cloudy it still felt pretty warm. not the case this morning. here's the setup of the surface. low pressure is off towards our north. you see on the base of that trough those are the showers that will be moving through today. cool air back behind it and we'll pick up a decent west wind throughout the day so it will be breezy, showery just kind of damp and cloudy and much cooler than you think it would be much high pressure tries to build in for sunday. it looks drier but still cool. high temperatures in the 60's for washington. probably not getting out of the 50 as you go up into northern sections of maryland and pennsylvania as well. here is what to expect for this morning umbrellas probably needed and a jacket, too, for any of these outdoor activities because 62 will feel much more like you're in the 50's with the showers and the breeze. mostly cloudy and breezy again on sunday, 64. but we do stay dry. and temperatures do stay below normal. the seven-day forecast very cool and we're coming off of the hottest april in record on d.c. we're off to a very cool start for may and look at those as 60's continue through the rest of the week. midweek is drive. it looks really nice if not cool. temperatures start the day in the 40's. we round out the afternoon in the 60's but those shower chances return by next thursday and friday. that's a look at your seven-day forecast. annie, back over to you. >> thank you, thank you. many of you may be trying to get beach body ready. coming up we're going to help you get started with lisa reed. she's back with us this weekend. be right back. >> ♪ oh no. oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. ♪ ♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. nexgard kills fleas and ticks all month long. and it comes in an easy-to-give tasty chew. and that makes dogs and owners happy. no wonder vets love it too. reported side effects include vomiting, itching, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. see your vet for more information on flea and tick protection you and your dog will love. nexgard. the vet's #1 choice. >> ♪ >> welcome back. summer is near. that means many of you are trying to get beach body ready. here to help us out is lisa reed owner of lisa reed fitness. i see the gyms being overwhelmed with people working out. >> now everyone wants to get ready for summer. that's what we'll do. bikini boot camp. >> that sounds scary. how about bathing suit. >> this workout today is in the comfort of your own home. no pressure. it's functional portable and before we start out let me give you one nutrition tip. you want to make sure you eat well at home. >> of course. >> nutrition is huge but it's measuring your food at home. so get a food scale. >> here's the committed and dedicated to making this change. you can give us all the tips you want but the person has got to want to do it and part of the -- when i was in high school and going into college, i gained little weight and i had to visualize what i wanted to be. >> that's awesome. >> what i wanted to look like. i had a picture of an ideal body type that was right for me. >> annie. >> i had it pinned to my fridge. >> that's goals, it's vision. you want -- >> that's like anything in life though career even visualize yourself. >> and say i'm already there. you're doing this boot camp. >> let's get started. >> get a whole foods scale. people don't realize when you increase the metabolism when you do a workout like this you actually are going to increase your appetite o you have to measure food portion control is huge. >> that is. >> so this is an eat smart precision scale $12.99 on easy you can measure your food at home, staying lean as we do this boot camp. >> yes, okay. >> let's get started here. >> she's going to do a med ball squat to a press. so we've already warmed up. if anyone wants to contact me on my blog i'll give you the warmup. all these tools that's going to activate the right muscles so that when she goes to do this hard boot camp she's ready, she's warmed up. >> this mat is super smart which is why it's called super smart. >> it is. look at all the exercises on it. which is awesome about prism fitness is it gives you these exercises. we're doing these boot camps but if you forget to do a exercise grab the ball look at the mat and it's there. >> i love that isn't that she'll take the ball and pick up the jump rope. >> i feel like jess needs to pick it up a little bit. >> annie, no. >> this is boot camp. >> annie, okay, we're going give you -- >> says the one standing still. >> go jess, go jess. >> heels or not you'll do biceps curl. >> you know i'm >> yes, are you. >> curl it up. i'm going to be doing this over here. grab -- >> how is my form. >> your form is actually good. go a little slower. got to squeeze those muscles. >> a little slower, okay. >> they have different resistance bands. they get a little harder as you go along. this looks easy for you. >> this is one of the best things you can buy at home. it's so useful. >> yes. but this is what is great about all of them. thank you jess. she finished 30 seconds. she's on to the next exercise. annie you know what -- >> do we just sit on that because that's my ideal workout. >> no. remember, look at all the exercises on it. it's self guided. she does a push up to a tuck in. now she's getting abs, chest. >> that i think i can do. >> she's nice and tight. let's do a ladder raise. no, no, hold on. >> hold it, okay. >> actually you know what you want to try another one. >> yes. >> you can do this with a dress. >> arms up. >> this is heavy. how many pounds is this. >> 6 pounds. >> press it up and then you got to tap it to your waist and then waist. >> what is this working my oblique. >> your abs. >> what about the love handles. >> exactly. all abs and your core which is low back and your glutes, jess goes to the jump rope again. good. that's awesome annie. you're doing wood chops. >> you're being really kind because this doesn't feel awesome. >> sometimes it's difficult and that makes it challenging. who wants goat in that bikini right. >> one last tip. eating wise. >> lots of water. >> don't skip meals but also too if you want to talk to me ask me different tips, then -- thank you jess, you're rocking it. >> you can relax now jess. >> she's rocking it. yeah, exactly. so, all the things there take before and after pictures, it's great. the tips that you can do. eat throughout the day, measure your food. >> keep yourself motivated folks. you can do this. >> if you want to see me ask me more questions i'm having and event at south moon under on wednesday 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 20 percent awfully whole store men and ladies fashion fitnes t >> and get to hang out with you lady. >> my team of trainers will be there. thank you jessica. >> thank you jess as always. if you love will ferrell as much as ron burgundy loves scotch then there is a place you must check out that is popping in days. more on this classy place coming up next and let's take a live look outside on this saturday morning. time is 8:45. might have some rain today. caitlin roth is going to tell us what we can expect and when the rain will go away. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ♪ ♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. nexgard kills fleas and ticks all month long. and it comes in an easy-to-give tasty chew. and that makes dogs and owners happy. reported side effects include vomiting, itching, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. see your vet for more information on flea and tick protection you and your dog will love. nexgard. the vet's #1 choice. >> where are you? >> i'm in a glass case of emotion. >> you're by boy, boo. hey, man, the meatloaf. we want it now. the meatloaf. >> i'm ron burgundy. you stay classy, san diego. >> all right. if you are a will ferrell fan looking for a good drink a new d.c. bar might be right up your alley. >> and appropriately it's called stay classy. it officially opened for business yesterday. the will ferrell themed pop-up bar features cocktails inspired by some of his famous movie lines like the ones you just heard, i'm in a glass case of emotion or shake and bake and you're my boy, blue. the owner explained how he came up with the idea. >> i have loved will since i was a kid, grew up with him on snl followed all the movies and wanted to do something different so about two years ago we and now we're just taking it on the road and traveling around. we're going to have fun. we're going to quote the movies, we're going to celebrate our favorite comedian and we're going to have a blast every night. >> in you want to stay classy in d.c. the bar is on h street northeast. it's expected to be opened for just a month but they may choose to extend their stay. love that idea. >> yeah the really fun. love it. all right. and everybody wants to know how the weather is going to be today and tomorrow. >> not so great. yeah, we've got it says behind me some chilly spring showers that's the forecast for today. not widespread rain not like the monsoon you were covering yesterday morning. >> it real w was a monsoon. >> severe thunderstorms ripping through the area early in the morning yesterday caused a lot of rain river flooding and produced a tornado down in king george county an ef1. we're still dealing with that storm system just the other side of it. as you take a live look outside you see it's dry, it's gray but the woodrow wilson bridge also shaking a little bit at least that camera view of it with the chilly spring showers that's your setup today. temperature in the 50's. it's very cool. 58 washington fi 55 westminster 57 manassas. here's the storm system it's well off towards our north with the heavy rain moving up the eastern seaboard. back edge of it whipping around these clouds, these showers that are starting to get organized over central portions of virginia and then through the morning and afternoon hours i think they'll spread eastward but that already looks a lot more organized than two hours ago. 81 core done down through charlottesville seeing some rain. fox futurecast shows that will arrive early as the next hour in the district. it's light rain but kind of that pesky rain on and off all day. is it heavy enough for an umbrella could you just go out for hood? if you're going to be out all day long i would suggest an umbrella and a jacket too because this is a chilly rain. on and off showers continue through about the evening. if you're going out on your saturday night we should see things come to an end. it will clear out briefly. fast forwarding to sunday clouds will increase. all the cloud cover so it will be drier but still on the cool side. for today, pretty gray. 62 degrees. west wind gusting over 20 miles an hour will make it feel even cooler. seven-day forecast, we stay cool here in the 60's. 65 monday, 66 tuesday. it's a nice midweek weather with sunshine, cool mornings and that chance of showers returns thursday and friday. that's the way it looks. now we'll learn about juicing with annie. >> here in the loft we'll learn about juicing local entrepreneur jerry evans joining us to help us understand a more holistic way to treat our bodies and we'll have that for you after this break. stay with us. make it busch gardens virginia! with surprises hiding around each corner, and good times guaranteed. busch gardens and water country usa. a whole other world awaits. plan your two park getaway now, and eat free with select packages. >> one d.c. entrepreneur is promoting healthy and holistic eating through her juice bar. >> jerry evans is the ceo and owner of a juice bar. motivating us to pick up a green juice. >> absolutely. thank you for having me. >> tell us a little bit about your juice bar. >> so turning natural started in 2005 by my mom annette turner shortly after she was diagnosed with stage two breast cancer in 2001. so, she started it to create a holistic alternative approach to her remission. so, nine and a half yea s it came back. it was much more aggressive. it spread to her bones and then it went to her liver and within like two weeks of us finding out that it came back she passed away. >> so unfortunate. >> i quit my job. by trade i'm an aeronautical engineer. i wanted to continue my mom's legacy and put them in communities that don't have access to healthy options. >> you grew up in southeast went to school for aeronautical engineer. you left a career working with weapons defense and fighter jets to do this. >> yes. >> in the a huge move. we're not talking just one store but you have three. >> yes. >> probably under the age of 30 i'm going to guess. >> we'll keep it there. [laughter] >> so, where are the locates and what are some of the specialty drinks you make. >> we have three locations one in forestville maryland, we also have one on h street northeast and one in southeast which is important to me 'cause i'm from southeast. >> so let's get startd the. what is this. >> today we'll make the michael green juice. it has a hint of sweetness kale dandelion apples pares and ginger. we have this today at broccoli city festival. we're partnering with toyota green initiative. the primary goal of toyota green is to promote healthy options and sustainability throughout communities so -- >> so is everything you use just fresh produce and vegevegetables. >> no sugar. the only thing we add is the straw. >> all organic. >> usually they add some kind of sweetener. can i just open this. >> sure. >> so, this is called the michael jackson. >> completely vegan no added animal products. >> that's really good. >> do we need a juicer like this. >> yes, a lot of people confuse juicing and blending, the main you're keeping the fiber juicing you're extracting the fibberies lating the nutrients. >> let's see how it works. >> we have kale dandelion. >> and this is my favorite park just like raw stalks of grass and leaves that you can just throw in there and it chops it up and disintegrates it without sacrificing any of the nutrients. >> you can always compost the fiber. you don't have to necessarily throw it away to stay with the green theme. >> how many different flavors do you have at the store? >> we have 10 different juices and we have -- we have 10 different juices and 10 different smooth these. smoothies. >> you'll be at the broccoli city festival again today and those locations for people and a web site. >> district heights maryland forestville maryland -- well, forest fill district heights northeast d.c. and southeast d.c. and our web side is turning natural.com. make sure you stop by and see us at the toyota green booth so we can talk about the coalition and the what we're doing and how you can get involvedly. >> excellent. thank you. >> thank you. >> we're motivated. >> i'm taking one of these to go. delicious. >> that does it for us. see you back here tomorrow at 7:00. stay healthy. cheers. >> ♪ in the middle of a storm destiny struck. did may imagine april showers bringing her fashionable, flowers at such a sunny price? never but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. - one of the animal kingdom's most impressive displays is when creatures move en masse from one habitat to another, regardless of the effort or distance involved. 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