eliminate critical pieces of evidence. the prosecution is trying to include it. when it's all done and said, i hope there's enough to be able to make this conviction. >> the evidence is that his dna was on bullet casings. that has been brought out and for me that's enough to know that he was involved. >> he right there was referring to the fourth defendant, a man arrested just last month, and police say they do have his dna on some shell casings. found at the scene, about that person, the witness, who was in witness protection, she took the stand today and she testified about what she overheard inside a room in a trailer the night before the killing. and she initially spoke with the police and then several months later came forward and spoke with them again telling her story. the police value that testimony so much a hotel and then into an apartment to protect her. today, the defense poke add lot of holes or tried to poke a lot of holes in her testimony trying to get her to admit that she had lied a number of times to the police before then coming forward to tell the story that she's now telling that she had seen all of these defendants in one room conspiring in the murder. we're live outside the courthouse in rockville, paul wagner fox 5 local news. the desperate search for a missing man with dementia comes to an end. tonight, dehaven's family released a statement saying, in part, we would like to thank everyone for time, energy and efforts towards trying to find our father. all that we were able to accomplish was direct result of the overwhelming love and support. dehaven disappeared from a cost co-parking lot on january 7th. anne arundel county police his death does not look suspicious but several questions remain nine states and distribute ban so-called gay conversion therapy for minors. political ronica cleary has more reaction on this. she's live with more tonight. monica? >> reporter: jim and sarah, bills like this have been introduced and passed across the country. tonight be one virginia man is speak, out because he believes that these do not help minors, and can actually make the situation worse. >> in a huge concern i have for this type of therapy ban bill is that it's actually doing the opposite of what it claims to do. you know, the activist will have you believe they're trying to keep people from being harmed, which is a noble concern. however, it's not licensed professional counselors that are doing that work. it's religious fanatic that is don't understand sexual and gender identity that are shaming people, about who they are, and not working ethically and safely with them. >> christopher doyle once experienced same sex attractions. but today, he lives his life as a hat row sexual. today, he's married with five children >> i'm living my dream. it was my concern and my hope to help others who were like myself had unwanted attractions and feelings but didn't identity as lgbt and saw the different alternative. >> reporter: while doyle does work with minors, he has rules for the family >> i'm not changing anyone. this is not a conversion theory or change therapy. we're affirming clients. i never work with a family who just simply wants me to quote, unquote, change their child. that's not what good therapy is. >> reporter: we spoke with virginia resident elliot for reaction, he was born female but identifies as gender nonbinary. he believes the legislation is a good thing and taking away the option of conversion therapy for minors is positive >> i think it's good honestly that it's just for minors, because the -- if someone is over 18 and they, themselves are making this decision, then that's what matters. the thing with minors is in a parent is enforcing that on them. and that's the negative impact there is that a parent is deciding we don't like who you are, so we're going to say to change that. we're going to try and change that. i think the law protecting that to not be able to happen is really what's important. >> reporter: while christopher doyle is opposed to this bill. the psychotherapist we spoke with doesn't believe it will put him out of business because this so-called conversion therapy it is not what he does. reporting live in corner, ronica cleary, fox 5 local news. noise military helicopters hovering around has people who live near the pentagon >> tisha lewis joins us with more. >> we spoke with some residents in arlington about all of this, and they say the military helicopter rockets is unpredictable, and they want the military to explore solutions. so that's what the military is doing. fox 5 is learned the military is conducting a study into the military helicopter noise. now, that study will be completed in three weeks. for now, residents are dealing with this. this is home video sent to fox 5 >> the helicopters come very low. so the whole house shakes. i'm not exaggerating. >> reporter: a frustrated resident captured on camera, yet another noise military heli northern virginia neighborhood. >> the windows, the house and it's been a bit frustrating, and we have two young grandchildren, and he has to wake them up. when they were taking naps, and it seems they could manage to go over 395 and houses which ask what they do >> catherine is on to something. representative don buyer said the choppers are supposed to come up the i 395 corridor >> sometimes they drift a little over the neighborhoods. we're able to get a study requested in the military authorization bill last year. >> it's mostly in the morning time i think with sometimes it's during the day. it's not every day. it's not all the time. >> reporter: fox 5 learned the department of defense is researching ways to reduce helicopter noise and is ready to hear concern from catherine conner and others. >> >> the rights they have are to be heard. what i would suggest though is the residents of northern virginia that do have complaints concerning these aircraft, to make copious notes. >> the one complaint we get is that they will fly in the middle of the night and wake up the baby is hard to get back to sleep. or that the helicopter will come and hover sometimes for 15, 20 minutes at a time. making it impossible to talk on the phone or -- and then sometimes they use the bigger helicopters. the os pres which are much noisier supposed to the to smaller helicopters coming back and forth. >> several complaints there in statement e-mailed to fox 5 the military said, in part we must conduct continuance and realistic training as military aviation play as vital role in protecting national security and our citizens in the national capitol region. we also have an obligation to the communities where we live and i want the military has an obligation to protect residents from unnecessary hazards resulting from our operations and i take that obligation seriously. in fact, the military including the department of defense, plans to meet with residents tuesday night at abington elementary school in arlington to discuss the issue. address concerns and also possible solutions there. the meeting being hosted by representative don beyer. tisha lewis fox 5 local news. a new college course so controversial, two campus police officers have to stand guard outside the classroom >> the class is called white racism. we'll tell you where it's being taught and what the class is about. matt, what's going on? >> reporter: jim are you sick and tired of the traffic heading out of the district? there's a bit of relief from governor mcauliffe. it's a new plan worked out by commonwealth could relieve some traffic. we'll tell you about it coming up next. that should have been the lead story, that is great news, cooler day, a lot of clouds, exactly what we expected 43. but a warmup and little bit of rain headed this way. it might be a lot of rain for some of you depending on where you're watching from. a first look at your forecast when fox 5 local news at 5:00 comes right back. comes right 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contractor trans suburban. project will begin in spring of 2019 and it will take three years to complete. it will be done by probably the fall of 2022. if you're familiar with that area, right near fredericksburg, it's where it bottle neck there is. if you ever driven there, it doesn't matter if it's rush hour traffic or heading that way on the weekend. it bottle neck there is, the governor is hoping that this new project will help relief congestion and i'm sure many people living or travelling that way will agree. live in virginia, matt ackland, fox 5 local news well, the look of a frozen river may be beautiful to some, it can also be dangerous in an emergency. that's why dc firefighters are on the potomac river clearing the ice so they can in distress. the crew has already had to break up large sheets of ice, multiple times day this week alone. the effort especial came in handy on firefighters had to put out a boat fire at james creek marina. you can leave the heavy coat behind and take light one or something a little bit lighter than was took in the last few days. >> these warmer temps probably melting a lot of that ice out there. >> that is kind of a concern sarah and jim as we look forward, we got rain coming into the picture. we're starting to melt the ice. and rain may further break up the ice and you have to worry about ice jambs as well. not to throw fear, be aware if you live anywhere near ice, don't be tempted to get on out there or if you're tempted to take a walk and look at some of these streams and creeks in the potomac, for example, it will get dangerous as we continue to melt away. it was slower melt today. only hitting 43 at reagan national and dulles, bwi 42, exactly normal for this time of year. tomorrow w bit from where those temperatures are. tonight, clouds are going to hang around for awhile. we may have brief clearing overnight and see temperatures drop. but it should not be as cold as last night where dulles dropped to 20. it's 41 at dulles right now. 44 at culpeper. 37 for annapolis and 37 for leonardtown. i wanted to show you the bigger picture. there's air headed our way. tomorrow we'll be up by maybe nine degrees from where we were today. and it would even go higher but we think a lot of this cold air gets trapped and is hard to get it to exit in a timely fashion and there's so much ice, it's contributing to colder air temperatures near the surface. lexington ken tuck tea is 62. knoxville 65. and raleigh 58. chicago is pretty warm at 47. so there is a warmer push that will try to get in. i believe it will be felt especially on friday, but we're also going to be getting a little bit wetter will be dry, we have a warm front that will be approaching, we think it will be closer to the low 50's tomorrow. a lot of clouds around, mostly a dry day. showers start to pop up after, say, 8:00 tomorrow night. this front will push a lot of warm air in our direction, scattered evening shower or storm will be here thursday as well and it will tap gulf moisture, we need this because believe it or not, it has been to dry, maybe it doesn't feel like the because we've had multiple rounds of tiny snow but it's been the fifth driest december. thursday night a good round overnight into the first part of friday morning be maybe a rumble of thunder and temperatures on friday are still headed for the low 60's. our storm is a broad area of low pressure that will be tracking across the country. take a little while to get here, just a quick look at going through our friday, wednesday evening is dry, we get thursday about 6:00, the first of the showers begin to show up. it's overnight where we might get heavy rain into friday morning, some of which could feature a rumble of thunder before the noon hour, that goes away, and we'll get a second round in here friday night into the first part of saturday. it will have a big effect on temperatures as well caitlin will have that for you coming up with the seven-day forecast 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support the teacher. a class on white racism at florida gulf coast university caused enough concern that police officers will now be on hand for the first meeting. the professor of the course said it's designed to show how the u.s. has been and remain as white supremist society. but since the class was announced he's received disturbing e-mails and voice mails prompting security concerns >> it's important for us to have those conversations over the course of the semester we will discuss ways in which white racism manifests itself across a range of different social institution >> i think the controversial because of the name. he also explained that the name is not of his own doing. >> around 50 students are signed up to take that class. it's obvious technology is really cutting back on face-to-face conversations these days. georgetown trying to change that. brody logan to explain. >> man, instagram >> so many adorable puppies, there's so much to look at. we're all addicted to our phone, social media, you really go to a sporting i want if you didn't post about it on instagram. the georgetown are doing something about that with an actual reality section at their game on the 20th. no cell phones allowed, must use actual tickets. i can't remember the last time i did that and face-to-face communication is encouraged. that's the toughest one. stranges and you get status printed on paper. i wanted to know how many of you could get through an entire sporting event without looking at your phones? 34% said yes, you could. come on. really? there's no way you can get through the classic three, four hours. 66% of you told the truth and said no. it's a great event and it will be fun. last january, a two alarm fire tore through the ice rink in fort washington maryland. place that wasn't just spot to play hockey but a safe h spots where they can get ice time at the time, a mom called the ducks, they called it a second home for these kids. today, the capitols helped to replace some of that home. or pin donated equipment and jerseys to the rink to replace those items damaged by the fire. the kids got hockey with or pick and skate around the ice. the capitols donated over $5,000 to help the prince george's county rink last year. or pick first heard about the program thanks to a story we did on fox 5. >> it's a local fox news, like a story on the organization in itself, and trying to get kids more involved, trying to get exposure for the program. >> we just kind of felt bad for the situation they were in, especially an organization that doing really good things for these kids. >> it's like a house is burning down. everything is in there. everything is down. that's like our house, our haven, people actually care about us. we felt like we were a small rink and a small organization. we win. we do so many things that people don't notice. now people are actually noticing. it's good. >> and you see right there, he was just saying that rink is like a home and felt like losing a home when it went down in the fire. giving brand new equipment and just like brook or pick said, it's hard for these kids to get ice time. it's an expensive sport. it's not like just anyone and this is provide to the community and city they can go there and play hockey. >> what station did he find out about it on >> the local fox 5 affiliate >> that would be us. thank you, brody. talk about bad timing, two men are caught trying to rob a restaurant at the exact same time officers were investigating another crime. how this ended next. was it a possible setup? police looking for this woman after a violent robbery, the connec the victim. fitz. jim, fox 5 goes one-on-one tonight with maryland governor larry hogan up for reelection, wait till you hear what he said about what effect president trump will have on the race, you'll hear about it after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea. ♪ ♪ ♪ 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moments later, the victim was attacked. tonight fox 5 goes one-on-one with maryland governor larry hogan >> as the democratic controlled general assembly went back into session today, the republican governor, hogan sat down with tom fitzgerald. more on another session. >> reporter: we'll get right to it. understand the republican governor larry hogan is up for reelection this year. boy, would democrats in here the general assembly love to knock him out of office. 2018 might be the most important year of his term. >> we made a lot of progress but we're probably putting our most aggressive legislative package in this year. we've gotten a lot of things done be it's an election year, which will complicate things because people want to play politics. >> you know, the governor has been a very big critic of mismanagement by public officials whether it be the problems faced in prince george's county schools or corruption charge against some members of the general assembly, the governor said the answer is this. term limits, that's the only way to make sure politicians in power don't hold on to that power for decades and decades. >> our found, fathers never envisioned these professional politicians spend their whole careers in office. that's what we have now, and they're very blatantly partisan fighting. i'm a businessman, never held elective office, i'm here to get things done. >>reporter: governor said it will not be business as usual up here, large part to the me too movement. he said it is a force that is swept across the country. and across the state. he's also crediting it with leading the way on house bill number one, which will take parental rights away from rapist and the children that are a result of those attacks, this movement show knows signs of slowing down >> it's been an important movement. it's amazing that it's taken this long, it's also amazing how fast this happened. people became aware, and it was kind of a tidal wave of people saying me too and these things happened. >> reporter: on transportation, the governor said he's pushing forward on his plans for permanent financing for metro without raising taxes but on the roads, he says he's dead about expanding i 270, the beltway and ports of the bw parkway, his critics do not understand the importance of this and he arrested has 27 companies lined up to bid on the project. >> the naysayers say, you can't widen 270. you can't widen the beltway, because they've done nothing for 50 years doesn't mean we can't do it. people sitting in traffic want us to do something. >> finally, the elephant in the room. . governor's reelection, he's a republican in a democratic state and it is no secret here that republicans are going to have to deal with president trump when they face the voters this year. the governor said his record here as an independent republican reflects his high poll numbers in giving him confidence heading into this reelection >> we're pleased with where we are, the president is about 22% in maryland. so we have a 50-point spread. people don't see me the same as they see president trump. >> reporter: and we shall see as this election season shakes out. 90 day here moving forward as the general session now back in session, both looking to get to work. tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. speaking of the president, he lashed out at the federal judge in cal to end daca. of while both sides battle it out in court. president trump said how broken and unfair the court system is. he ended the obama era program and gave congress until march to come up with a solution. they agreed yesterday to save daca while tackling other aspects of immigration reform. >> you know, the government to make a profit off of immigrants >> starting to feel like a pawn in this political. under the ruling, quack daca re daca recipients will be allowed to renew. at a but they will not law the dreamers to return if they leave michael's wolf's fire and fury told more than 29,000 hard cover copies 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i know everybody wants to be healthy >> we look for communities that have overall focus on health and wellness, fairfax was the perfect fit, we had the ribbon cutting ceremony this morning, everyone has been so welcoming. >> clearly she has the answers, thank you so much. coming up, jim and sarah, you'll want to stick around a headed to the juice bar, right across the store, you don't find many juice bars around this area. i'm a huge juicer. so i know that for a fact. join us at 6:00. that's what we're talking about. i'll find kale for you too, jim. >> it will be in one of the juicers. throw it all in together. >> really, happy hour at the juice bar. >> that's right. >> i can't handle kale, it's hard to eat >> you can cook it down >> yeah. if i cook it down >> there will be new super food of 2018 >> 2017 was the year of the of a ka dough >> before that, >> i was going to say it wrong. >> he was so 2015 >> kale is like 202012 >> i'm voting for pepperoni. that's good for you. >> protein >> now that we're thoroughly hungry. now that it's dinnertime and the past couple days it's been tacony venture out to dinner, it's been a nice break from the arctic air that has been firmly entrenched, not just here but most of the northeast and the midwest. the fifth coldest for dc, but for places like dulles and bwi so many records were set and or broken. that week will just be in history books but as we take a live look outside. we're enjoying an evening where temperatures are only in the 40's. and guess what? as we go through the next couple of days we'll be turning warmer and along with that we will be turning wetter. sue mentioned the rain that will be moving in. we so need it. in fact, it's been so dry, that a moderate drought has been established not just here in washington but most along 95 baltimore through the whole area, mostly because we haven't somewhat dry fall and december itself. yes, got cold but we didn't have much snow or rain be r a deficit of over three inches making it the fifth drive the we've had. usually you be start to make that up but we haven't really had much of that. so far this winter season just over two and a half inches of snow in dc. and with all the cloud cover today, you'd think you would think you'd get rain, but no just cloudy skies, this is exactly the type of day you would see in mid january, temperature where they should be low to mid 40's, 43 in washington, 38 in baltimore, 37 in annapolis, 37 in leonardtown. these 30's along the bay, that's the effect of wind out of the southeast pushing across the semi frozen chesapeake and there's been local effects along the potomac 38 in quantico. colder temperatures that yes. the waters are so frozen be it'. as we go through next couple days we'll see a lot of de-icing occurring. 39 degrees with a little bit of fog starting you off tomorrow morning, and more melting as temperatures get well above freezing, 46 by noon, the clouds and the fog will be with us almost i was day and then chance of showers, 52 for the high temperur than today, not exactly what you'd call warm afternoon. but friday will be. warm front well towards our north, a good push out of the south, and with a break from the rain, probably some time in the afternoon, you're going to go see temperatures jump we'll have showers to start and probably showers to end may even be heavy at times, but in between there, we'll have enough of a break that we should see the temperatures soar into the 60's, unusually mild on friday, a little bit of drizzle and light rain tomorrow night. that will increase in intensity as we get to friday morning, there will be a pocket of heavy rain that will probably set up somewhere across the area, this model right now saying north and west. showers, you see that break through the afternoon will resume friday into saturday, and even saturday morning we'll start off soggy but this could deliver us the rain we need desperately. maybe not a lot. half inch to inch, wherever some heavier bands set up you could get into the one to two inch range and that would be very beneficial. accu-weather seven-day forecast, it's mainly just cloudy and foggy, showers and very mild on friday, saturday, that 54, i have to stress comes early in the morning, and we're going to go see a massive shift in temperatures. it will get so cold so quickly, late in the day saturday, saturday evening, look at sunday morning, we fall to 24 after the high of 54. then we have a high temperature of just 32 that arctic air is back starting sunday it looks like it's with us into next week with a chance light snow by tuesday. the latest on the massive mud slides in california more than a dozen killed and still fears the number could rise, the desperate search and rescue underway tonight. scue underway tonight. . have you seen this black ice is real? a guy from virginia learns it hard way 5 viggos viral. you'll hear from him abouthe a scene in southern california. frantic search continues for survivors there. heavy rains triggered mud slides with dirty and debris. same area that went up in flames. the slides have been blamed at least 15 deaths, two dozen others missing, they've destroyed at least 100 homes and damaged hundreds of others as the search and rescue efforts continue people are to avoid using water for at least 72 hours due to increased bacteria levels the icy conditions helped create a internet sensation, a guy from northern virginia slipping and sliding and falling outside of his house and went viral on facebook. >> poor guy, we're talking more than 26 million views here in just over 24 hours. fox 5 bob barnard says the fall guy doing >> reporter: this is the besecker home in ashburn be this is the driveway and there's quite the decline, there's a security cram by the garage door and this is what it captured about 8:00 tuesday morning as tim besecker was on his way to work. he said he didn't say realize that it was a sheet of ice on his driveway. his slipping and sliding and falling was captured on their home security system, tim's wife kelly, clipped out this portion of the video, sent it to a few friends, and got their reaction to it and shared it on facebook. well, 24 hours later, it had 14 million views on facebook, by 10:00 this morning, it was up to 18 million views. we spoke to tim and his front door this morning. >> take me through it. looks like you knew right away. of you were trying to hold it together and waited until you got to the grass. >> it was just going to work, and slipped and for the grass >> you deliberately aim that way >> yes, the driveway is not a good place to wipe out >> how are you feeling >> fine. >> no injury >> no injuries. all good. >> reporter: what do you make of the fact now you're telling me 14 million views >> i think -- i have no why it's funny i laugh every time, but, you know, it's great. >> reporter: did you have any idea it was that slippery >> no, i just thought it was wet. >> reporter: tim said after he lit the immigration and banged into the mailbox, a school bus gone by, had he had gone into the street, it could have been more serious, he said he's feeling all right and he kind of gets a kick out of the fact that his wife kelly shared his mishap with the world and the views just keep mounting guys. we're in ashburn, virginia, i'm bob barnard, fox 5 local news. humor if he's ok with his wife putting it out there for the world to see. i don't know too many husband that is would be ok. >> one of the most famous falls of all times. back after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . here's paul wagner a woman in witness protection takes stand in the trial of two teens gunned down on the eve of their graduation, i'll have the story, fitz? >> reporter: one with maryland governor larry hogan what does he say about president trump's effect on his own reelection. sue? >> tom, we got the news everybody has been waiting for, even more of a warmup. headed our way, also going to come with very badly needed rain. i'm have the forecast and the timing fox 5 local news at 6:00 starts right now. this 6:00. the first of four defendants in the vicious murders of two northwest high school students is now on trial in montgomery county circuit court. jose can nil list yenez is accused of killing two men, a setup and overkill, paul wagner is live at the county courthouse tonight with the story. paul? >> reporter: shawn and tony, it said that revenge is a dish best served cold. and revenge police and prosecutors say is at the heart of this case and the first man to go on trial is the person that the police have and prosecutor say was at the heart of it all, man that wanted revenge against at least one teenager in this case, let's show you the pictures of the two victims. the parents of ardem, z iberoff, and shot tea nijar are listening to every word from the defense, prosecution and judge.