colleagues, and the wounded suspect. >> it was crazy that i witnessed the whole thing >> darren watson recorded the video. he said before this he saw the suspect walking down the street and police in an unmark car showing up to arrest him >> he was fidgeting as he was walking and looked back at me and looked back at the officer. >> reporter: he said the suspect tried to get away and ended up in a struggle with the two officer >> they told him to stop resisting? >> reporter: he heard five to seven shots. police gave us this picture of the semiautomatic weapon. that's when he started recording. he says the three gunshots in the video are from the officer shooting the suspect. >> when he was on his stomach, he was moving. they had to do what he had to do. i don't know if he had the gun on him or under him, glad that the police officers are fine and had to do what they had to do. >> reporter: watson has been interviewed about what he saw andhi this isn't the only video >> officers activated their body worn cameras before the foot pursuit >> the chief went on to say that he is recommending that the mayor release the video, no word yet from mayor muriel bowser's office. the chief identified the suspect as 47-year-old timothy lionel williams. police say we don't know where exactly he was living. the two officers have not yet been identified. chief said that they're continuing to recover and he feels their prognosis for recovery is excellent. live in northeast, lindsay watts fox 5 local news. it was even more violence in the district. several other shootings. this is video from several of the different shootings scene, they wanted within a half mile of each other in the congress heights section of the city. an violence gotten out of control and he wants action now >> i'm going to ask chief newsham to either get the national guards to saturate this area to get these guns and last three days, we done had shootings basically in the same vicinity. >> no word if police have made arrest stemming from the shootings on wheeler road. take a look at this surveillance video. dc police need your help identifying two persons of interest in a deadly shooting. someone shot eric write last friday. he later died at the hospital. if you recognize either of the men that you seen here on these surveillance videos, call dc police. a mother shot and killed her 17-year-old son inside their clinton home last night. police say angelique chase grabbed a revolver during an argument over foul language and video games the chest. paul wagner joins us with that story. paul? >> reporter: sarah it's been a tough day for the family of christopher perry and for the students and faculty at grays brethren where he was a senior. we know his mother, angelique chase was arrested last night after a shooting inside their clinton home. what we understand is that she was initially charged with second degree murder. after detectives conferred with prosecutors, that charge was upped to first-degree murder. let's show you pictures and video from earlier today. as the news spread about christopher's death, friends began posting messages on the internet. rest in peace, baby boy. neighbors say the 17-year-old lived alone with his mother in this house on butler road down the street from the school, grace brethren christian where he was a senior. the school let out this afternoon approximately a dozen classmates came to the house, where they went to the front door, many of them had flowers in their hands. some of them wiped away tears as they spoke with perry's older sister. all declined to comment. according to two law enforcement sources, christopher perry was playing video games in a father-in-law room with another person we now know is a family member. when his mother heard what she thought was offensive language. when she confronted her son, the two on a got into a verbal argument, which then turned physical. according to the sources, chase then went downstairs where she grabbed the revolver and confronted her son again in the living room shooting him once in the chest. during an interview with police, chase indicated to them that she did not mean to fire and was lowering the pistol when it went off. listen to prince george's county corporal lamar robinson explaining why they increased the charge and that will be followed by a neighbor who is home when the shooting took place. >> during the course of the investigation, the investigators consulted the district attorney's office and during the course of the found evidence that may indicate that the suspect had in mind to engage in this activity instead of being in the heat of the moment type environment. >> it may have been premeditated >> it may have been. >> that's the reason why you would change the charge? >> that's correct. >> crazy. how could it get heated like that for you to kill your child? can't do it. i'm a mother. i would never do nothing like that. to my kids. walk away from the situation. >> reporter: according to a charging document, we've been able to see that family member who was playing the video games with christopher perry was ordered by angelique to go to the basement and when the family member was in the basement, says she came downstairs, got a when the family member said they heard a loud bang. the school described him as a quiet kid who helped out serving lunches to middle school kids. he had been going to school there many year? paul wagner fox 5 local news. turning now to metro. the transit agency is filing a lawsuit to be able to implement an antifatigue policy. it's designed to prevent bus and train operators from working more than six consecutive days, and receive one day off before returning to work. metro's current union agreement indicates overtime is often awarded without factoring in fatigue situations. metro first developed the policy back in 2013. the president took the stage at the conservative political action conference, coming up, we're going to bring you some of the highlights and one school in the district getting ready to reopen the doors after a bed bugs infestation. first, let get a check of the weather. absolutely fabulous weather we've had. unbelievable. temperatures in the 70's in february. while all good things must come to an end, get ready the cold of winter returns, i'll have the details coming up. stay with us, we'll be back after the break. k. president trump boasted about his crack down on illegal immigrants during a speech at national harbor. it was a sea of red especially with the hats saying make america great again. fox 5 bob barnard has the story. camping. >> reporter: arriving right on time, president trump addressed the standing room only crowd of republicans and conservatives in the gay lord hoteling ball room at national harbor about 50 minutes. >> we will cut wasteful suspending. we will promote our values. we will rebuild our inner cities. we will bring back our jobs and our dreams. >> reporter: the president started his speech and spent a great deal of time blasting what he calls fake news and the dishonest media >> i'm against the people that make up stories and make up sources, they shouldn't be allowed to use sources unless they use somebody's name. let their name be put out there. >> reporter: just moments earlier at the white house, two of the president's senior aids spoke to reporters about the fbi's russia investigation insisting their name not be revealed >> i don't mind bad stories if i deserve them. i love good stories. >> reporter: president trump also promised to destroy isis. take better care of our veterans, and reduce taxes on the middle class. >> one by one, we're checking off the promises we made to the people of the united states. one by one. lot of promises. >> reporter: what is it about this president that makes you come and support him >> he speaks plain english. anybody can understand him. he's not a politician. >> he speaks for the middleman in america, i feel like a lot of americans feel like they're not heard. >> as a businessman i felt he was the guy that could really turn our country around. >> reporter: the conference continues tomorrow but for all intents and purposes the show is over. at national harbor, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. on wednesday, president trump rolled back a policy that required schools to allow bathroom of the gender they identity with. the requirement dominated under the obama administration threatened the loss of federal money for schools that didn't comply. this has been a hotly debated issue in our own area, specifically in fairfax county. where fcps added gender identity to their nondiscrimination policy in 2015, the administration said the change puts the decision making back in the hands of the state. today, members of the school board have this message >> i have heard from students expressing concerns but i put out a message yesterday. our board put out a message saying we aren't going to be backtracking any time soon. >> for us it does not have much of an impact be in fairfax county we have state attorney general that ruled that we have the legal authority to have these protections. >> the supreme court may have the final say on the issue. the justices will hear arguments on the case in central virginia next month. a ruling could come in june and that could settle the debate and dc attorney general carl racine is speaking out about president trump's move to eliminate bathroom protections. he issued our office is commit to working with the dc office of human rights to insure row best enforcement of our anti-description laws, while students, regardless of their zip code should be able to learn in safety and dignity, i will continue to lead my voice for lgbtq students in all jurisdictions. dc mayor mayor bowser. more than 6 million dollars new v investments will be used to help expand extracurricular advocates, science and technology and college and career support >> we already make a tremendous investment in public education and we don't equate improving our offerings or choices or our schools with dollars alone. so we are making sure that we're things the chancellor talked about. but this is a discrete area. three discrete areas where we're going to make new investment >> they mark the eighth year in a row of expanded support for dc students. savoy is elementary school is set to reopen monday, crews have been cleaning the school following an ongoing rodent and bed bugs problem. it was shut down nearly three weeks ago so it could be cleaned. in meantime students were bussed to class at nearby elementary school. we're following breaking news right now. the story is body found in the potomac river. skyfox over the scene live right now. montgomery county rescue crews say they found the body near purple horse beach, we're told the person went missing in the vicinity of great falls maryland. montgomery county police are now on the scene investigating. we will continue to follow it and bring you the updates as we get them. through, it's going to bring us a chance of thunderstorms, and pretty gusty winds but also on back side going to bring us the winter cold air. once again, it is returning, just went on a short vacation, i guess. today, the vacation was very much appreciated. look at this, temperatures into the upper 70's. even low 70's, i mean, right across the aboard. we hit 70's plus. just about in all of our neighborhoods. even warmer than that in some areas. nobody turning their nose up at that. 60 degrees at quantico, we got 67 in the nation's capitol. 63 at annapolis, cooler near the water. 70 at fredericksberg, 68 at winchester, 72 at culpeper this hour. and look at hagerstown at 74 degrees. just wish it could stick around. winds are another factor. they're going to change as well. sustain wind are anywhere from seven to 14 miles an hour, but we have wind gustses in some neighborhoods. that's going to change with the frontal system, we're going to have pretty gusty winds across the area. here's what i want to show you. look at the division where the cold air in the 20's and we got the 70's ahead of it. this is where that cold front is. it's a pretty strong frontal system and right now from storm push ongoing parts of ohio, that is going to make its way towards us once we get for a tomorrow and that's exactly what's going to happen. before it happens, the first part of the day it will be warm with the southerly flow. fog is possible. along the line of that frontal system and with it, showers and thunderstorms expected to happen on the back side of it, that's where that cold air comes in. ridge of high pressure builds in. as well as temperatures going right back to the 20's and 30's, i can't warm it up much more than maybe 40. storm under a marginal risk of severe weather, futurecast by the time we get to 9:00, 10:00, things start to fire up and move towards the i95 corridor. here's one in the afternoon. here's a, ally at 2:00, 3:00. by the time we get to 4:00, the colder air on the back side creates snow showers over areas to the far northwest and the higher elevations. whole combination of the winter returning. 70 degrees by midday tomorrow. by the 4:00 hour, 70. once again, we start to see those storms firing up. for tonight, 58 degrees. we've got into the 70's for tomorrow. then we cool down on the back side of that system, then start to warm up into the week. we get into the 60's all over again then back to the 50's. it's all over the place. this nice weather makes you want to kind of go out on the waters and enjoy. gary got tips, he's in alexandria. gary? >> reporter: thanks a lot. gwen, i have a feeling tomorrow a lot of these not out now obviously are going to be out. we've already seen a lot of folks out here prepping for tomorrow to get time out on the water. it will be great. starts off good. then we're going to get gusty and potential thunderstorms. back in december 18th we had kind of the same scenario where a significant cold front was going to be coming in. temperatures were in the upper 60's right around 70. and down around the river there were a lot of boaters on the water when the big gusty cold front came through. about 40 miles per hour and unfortunately a lot of these boaters found themselves in a very, very chilly river. tomorrow, here's the deal. it's going to be beautiful again, especially for the first part of the day, you are heard gwen's forecast. but what's going to happen, i would say after 2:00, we've had the potential for these winds to really get gusty tomorrow and if these winds kick up with thunderstorm, they can go, ten, 15, 20's miles an hour perfect for sailboating even gusts around 40 which could create problems. mindful of that. we think the window is about 2:00 to 4:00 tomorrow. the river, the potomac and the rivers that feed that are running about 40 to 45 degrees. it's very, very cold. and if we have incidents tomorrow and somebody ends up in the water, it's for the going to take long with those kind of cold temperatures, even though it's so nice outside, keep in mind still february, so potomac is still very, very cold, just kind of keep that in the back of your mind. i would say to be headed back to safety by 2:00 tomorrow because once again, once these thunderstorms come through with the frontal system, the winds will go from nice to very, very gusty, potentially dangerous, very, very quickly and could come out of the blue, for that matter. a little bit of safe boating the weather because it's about to change as you heard and saw in gwen's weather. so you know, it's gorgeous but it will get little bit more like reality around here. sarah and shawn, sending it back to you. couple of things to think of. we saw this last year, we hope it doesn't happen tomorrow. >> fingers crossed we don't get any snow for the rest of this time period. i think we can do it. >> maybe a little bit more. >> just get often 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