nothing sort of a miraculous recovery. we'll introduce you to the local woman who is using parties to teach a life saving skill. >> i can't wait to see that story. it's a good story. first, get ready for a soaker, the d.c. region is in for a weather change, thanks for joining u.s., i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. you might want to stick your rain booths and your umbrella in the car now because the morning rain can affect your commute. >> can i think mention one more thing as a list of things to do. >> please do. set your alarm a little bit early. we're going to pick up a good amount of reign in the 12 hours. the rain started pretty much on time, around 8:00. while the rain is light here in d.c., there are some spots that are getting moderate patches of rain and they are on the central virginia with the flood watch with the possibility of some extremes and creeks getting close to full maybe an inch of two or rain r. wash out front royal down toward culpeper. there could be some batches of more moderate to heavy rain coming through your area overnight. it's a slow mover right down here through the tennessee valley and over the next 24 hours that storm is going to pull a lot of moisture up from the south as it slowly tracks toward western pennsylvania where it's going to hang out, we think through the weekend. we get the bulk of the rain before noon tomorrow and i wanted to show you with our futurecast because i really want you to have a good idea of what this is going to look like tomorrow morning. at 10:00 we have our rain showing up on our futurecast. you can see the moderate to heavy rain, maybe even a rumble of thunder that might come on through during the morning commute. it gets better as the morning goes on. we'll get to the dry slot and the afternoon hour it should be lighter showers and maybe an isolated rumble of thunder. can see it's really the morning commute we want to flag you to, but we my not be quite gone with showers as when role out into the weekend. we'll take you farther out in time and let you know how much rain we can be expecting. back to you. a youth soccer coach in montgomery county is now charged with sexually abusing one of his players. the little girl was just seven years old at a the time. police believed there could be more victims out there fox5's lauren demarcos is live in gaithersburg with the details. lauren. >>reporter: tony, police showed up here at center way park at montgomeryville yesterday afternoon and arrested the suspect right on the soccer field. he is 47 year old miguel alfredo fluoresce. you can see in his mug shot he's still wearing the shirt with the logo for football solve rain he, that is an organization, a soccer club that he owns and for. now a nine year old girl told child protective services that back in 2015, in the summer of 2015 she was touched inappropriately by fluoresce. she sayses that he fondled her h underneath of her clothing at times right on the soccer field she said it happen when other people weren't looking. he would check to make sure that that was the case and he told her to keep it a secret and that if she told anyone bad things would happen. tonight we spoke with some of the people here including a young man who has played for floor yes, sir for the past six years. he would like to make kids laugh and just make us play better in soccer and stuff. there's other people watching and stuff. i am in shock that i heard about his being arrested yesterday. really sad. seven years old. >> flores facing one count of sexual abuse of a minor and a one count of abuse. when went to his house and the woman who answered the door sayses she rents a room by she and his girlfriend and she was very sad. she is worry that his little boy will see his father's mug shot in the news. meantime, local police are encouraging to talk about this with their children. this is very, very terrible. >> it's not just a one-time speech, but it's a periodic conversation to have to let them know what's appropriate, what's inappropriate and that keeping secrets from parents is never a good idea. again, police believe that there could be more victims out there. they say if you believe your child may have impacting to call their hotline for montgomery police. the special spic vils investigation division at 240-773-5400. live in montgomeryville age, lauren demarco, fox5 local news. >> now to a fox5 followup on a story we brought you earlier this week. a d.c. public school principal is under investigation and accused of slapping an elementary school student. the alleged incident happened at minor elementary. marina is live with the latest developments. >>reporter: police were called here tuesday afternoon to minor elementary and since then teachers say the principal here has not returned to school. now, i'll tell you that there was a letter that was sent today to students informing parents that school principal andrea mile for now will be working from home in order to avoid creating a disaster while the police independently investigate the allegations. according to a teacher here, the allegations stem from a disciplinary meeting between a second grade student and principal mile who allegedly at some point during that meeting slapped the second grader. however, according to the police report, mile told investigators she never touched the student. we did reach out to d.c. ps tonight for comment. they say they have no additional comment. in the letter, parents were told allegations were taken very seriously and they said immediate steps were taken to ensure that the safety of all staff and students at minor elementary. marina maracco, fox5 local news. >> the international president of alpha kappa a alpha and dozens of other sorority members gathered at american university to denounce the hate crime targeting the sor or the. someone left what p in an as hanging from nooses with the letters aka written on them in reference to the sorority. it happened hours after a member of the sorority was elected as president of the student government association. northwest with more on their visit. >>reporter: tony, there have now been three racially based incidents on pus here all involving bananas. but this most recent case specifically mentions the sorority alpha alpha kappa and that has its top brass extremely concerned. this is a campus that has a source of pride that. so when an incident of this nature occur it caught us quite honestly by surprise. international president dorothy buchanan wilson and other alpha kappa alpha leaders were on the campus of american university thursday to show support for their fellow sorority sister and newly elected president taylor dumb son. this is historic for her family. this is historic for the chapter and for our investigation. we don't want that marred by this unfortunate black woman student government president in the university's history. she began her role on sunday, the same day this surveillance video was taken of someone hanging what p in an as from nooses from around campus. written on them were the words who are a.m. bay bates and the letters aka in reference to the more than 100 year old sorority that got its start in d.c. i'm really proud that the university as a whole is handling this. i'm greatly thankful for the support of my organization as well as the support of students dumb son met with university officials in a closedded door meeting after hosting a town hall on campus where ideas of how the college should move forward were discussed. we continue to work very hard, tirelessly, in fact, until first and foremost the individual or individuals that are responsible for the act be brought to justice and then beyond that building on taylor's example today, the town hall earlier in the week, to engage searching conversation about how we can assure that every member of this community, black women and others, feel safe on the campus. >> as far as alpha kappa alpha is concerned we want whoever it is that is behind this brought to justice swiftly and in a very direct manner. we don't expect the person to be given a slap on the hand. this is hate crime. >> the investigation now involving the fbi is still on go. live at american university, a anjali hemphill fox5 local news. >> coming up next tonight at ten, a mother is on a mission to help save children's lives. how her parties are bringing parents together and teaching them life-\safe\saveing scisms members of the house gop passed their healthcare bill today, but will it pass the senate? we're going to take a closer look at what's next. at perdue, we take some unexpected extra steps to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. like putting oregano in their water. it has natural antioxidants and we don't have to use antibiotics in their diet. perdue. over 200 products no antibiotics ever. 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. well it's a perfect nespresso morning here, george. hold on a second. mmm. ♪ ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? at perdue, we take some unexpected extra steps to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. for example, thyme. it's part of our 100% veggie diet and helps support their immune system. perdue. over 200 products no antibiotics ever. >> developing tonight, a step forward in the effort by republicans to repeal and replace obama care. the house of representativeses votedded to pass a reramped version of the american healthcare act. the bill passed with rescues one vote over the 216 needed. the vote went along party lines with 20 republicans and all democrats vetting no. the bill still faces an uncertain future in the senate. house speaker paul ryan along with other gop representatives and president trump gathered in the rose garden not long after the vote to speak about their healthcare plan. meanwhile chris van holland criticized the bill during an interview on fox5 at 6:30. >> clearly there was a political pressure to get this through no they voted it before they got the analysis from the non partisan office about the negative impact it would have on healthcare. >> as far as i'm concerned, your premiums are going to start to come down. we're going to get this passed through the senate. i feel so confident. the bill moves onto the senate where it is expected to undergo major changes. >> have you ever been to a cpr party in have you ever even heard of a cpr party in a local mom loves to throw them. in fact, she saw a story on fox5 about a virginia toddler drowning in a retention pond. she reached out to our teisha a lewis to tell her about her mission to help other guys. seated to my left is lauren metro. she invited to her home in potomac where she's hosting her latest cpr party. when seconds count the paramedics can't get there on i am too. it's impossible. there's too much land t one around knows these skills, they're going to die. perfect. these gatherings were fueled by metro's personal traj divment my son clay almost died by drowning. he was at the pool with some of our friends and he was walking with one friend to the next to go get a snack. and we believe he tripped on his towel and fell into the deepened. i didn't know cpr and as a responsible i felt safety conscious mom how and why i didn't know cpr. laura's son clay is nine years old now. he was just three when the incident happened at a community pool in his neighborhood. since then his mother has hosted these cpr parties in our area and across the country. >> we've had about p 150 classes nationwide, a lot of them here in the washington area. jeremy groomer partners with metro to teach the technique. you forget how much work it is. maryann beer dral it was a good refresher. >> beer dral has four people. it's very important just in case something happens. laura metro's son was saved thanks to a friend who performed amateur cpr until paramedics arrived. that is their explanaion as to why he is okay awake. the scare who quickly became cpr certified. >> such an important skill to learn and to know. >> i keep saying i'm going to do it and i keep putting it off much i've got to do it. we should all do it. absolutely. i think i learned it in college but i was just thinking i don't remember everything i've learned and i know things have changed since then. hopefully people will get the message there. >> it's good tough. coming up, two women now share a unique pond and it's all thanks to facebook. fiveon kimberly georgia ladder oh traveled from her home in kentucky to ter read medical center in desperate for a kidney transplant. she took to facebook and that's where brutally replied. before it in i was not a perfect match so instead donated one of her kidneys to somebody else so kimberly could get one as part of a ten-person kidney transplant chain. why go this far and just stop? even though i don't physically have her kidney, if it wasn't for her i wouldn't have a kidney. i don't know, it's 2 a.m., i have a very big belief you get what you give. if i was in her shoes i would hope that somebody would do that for me much she tells me i' not your angel. yeah, i'm your angel. the two say the sisterly bond is strong and will be ever at ten, new details about the cap tougher an escaped prisoner he was on the run from police in howard county for daze. how police say he survived all that time in the woods. >> and listen to this, coming up tomorrow morning on fox5, of course they'll have continuing coverage of today's healthcare vote with what's next for the bill and the obstacles it faces in the national and on good day d.c. singer ricky martin talks with arrow comb oh ahead of his performances this weekend at the mgm national hash oh. fox5 begins a at four:25 tomorrow morning. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ art. it can be sculpted, bringing to life beautiful detail. or painted in luxurious strokes. and in rare cases... both. ♪ ♪ we just got the keys to our new house! we got the keys! ahhh! wooo! this is exciting we've got our own house! yeah! i'm sorry do you like it here maddie? i love you. i love you too. >> we have a followup now on a story we brought a few months ago. two year old kevin lester got severe blood poi her home. the family was paying the rent with d.c. vouchers. since december they've been struggling to find a new home. rental companies often discriminate against families who pay with crouch ers. they finally have found a home. a murder investigation continues in prince george's county after a body was discovered in a wooded area late last night. the body was found in the 5700 block of nevada street near a popular walking trail by a lake in berwyn heights. the victim is a man, but police have not identified him at this time. it's not clear if he was killed in the woods or brought there later. we responded along with berwyn heights police department and maryland national capital park police department. we quickly launched an investigation, an autopsy was conducted today and the matter of death was ruled a homicide by a blunt scary. and it's disturbing. police are asking anyone with information to call them. >> an escaped prisoner on the run important six days inn maryland is back behind bars. tonight we know more about how he managedded to survive in the woods in jessup. police caught david watson last night not far from where he actually escaped just days earlier. someone called in a tip and told police they spotted watson in a wooded area. police found him hiding in a huge drainage pipe. investigators do not think he planned the escape or had any help. we're aware of a stroarnlg building nearby that he had broken into. that building hases white hardhats that was described by the witness, also clothing in lockers were there he so we believe that he actually had taken some clothing from there as as well as that hardhat and also had used that are as a resting place. from conversations last night during the interview he said he had been eating out of trash cans and also drinking water from puddle less. watson is currently being held at a detention county in howard county. he's serving a sentence of more than 100 years foray temperatured mur. >> shawn and i will be back at 11. up next it's jim and sarah. >> hey, sarah what's coming up at 10:30. we're going to hear from a d.c. police officer who made a big career switch. he's now a published author. >> plus they haven't graduatedded from business school or even high school yet. how a group of local students are already finding success with their own clothing store. and a student celebrating star wars day causes a scare at school. what he did h that triggered an evacuation of the building. that's up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >> this is fox5 local news at 10:30. right now at 10:30, a local soccer coach arrested for sex abuse against a seven year ol and police think there could be more victims. plus, from writing police reports to writing a novel. hear from a former d.c. cop who made a big career switch. and a star wars day scare, how a student celebrating the unofficial holiday triggered a school evacuation. the 10:30 starts now. it is ten:30 on this thursday night. i'm jim low kaivment and i'm sarah simmons. lauren latest. >>reporter: he was arrested right here at center way park on the soccer field here in this montgomeryville age area. the suspect 47 year old my gall alfredo flores. a take a look at a his mug shot. a nine year old tells child protective services that he touched her inappropriately fondled her underneath of her clothing on the soccer field all back in the summer of 2015 when she was just seven years old. police now believe that there could be more victims out there. they're asking any concerned parents to contact them as soon as possible. in the district there's an update on the allegations of assault involving a staff student and minor at minuter elementary. marina maracco was live with more details on this. >>reporter: police were called here to minor elementary on tuesday afternoon and since then teachers hearsay the principal has not returned to school. today's students were sent home with a letter informing parents mile for now will be working from home in order to avoid creating a disaster while d.c. . investigate the allegations that the principal slapped a second grader. however, according to a police report mile told investigators she never touched the student. and international leaders of the alpha kappa alpha sorority speaking out about a hate crime targetting one of their members. earlier this week bananas were hanging from nooses with the letters aka written on them. sunday's racial incident here on american university's campus prompted international leaders from alpha kappa alpha sorority to who he up here today in support of their sorority sister and new student government president taylor dumb son who also happens to be the first black female to hold that role. dumb son met with other leaders in meetings today to try and figure out after those bananas were found hanging from nooses with the letters aka on them the same day document certify took office. the hate crime is investigation is still ongoing. time for another look at weather as we go outside the capital. a dry day but then we started feeling the rain come in this evening. we were just taking a look at the reporters with their up brels a the rain is here. you're right, the first drops came into d.c., sarah a and jim right around 8:00 and boy is it going to be a stevens-johnson syndrome morning commute. you may need extra time for this one. this rain could produce maybe an inch, two inches of reign in about 12 hours. the heaviest of it will be tomorrow evening. let's give you an idea of what the plan is going to look like. by the way, i think tomorrow is going to be a warmer day, too. 68-degrees in the morning, there could be a thunderstorms. by noon we're be lightening up by the noon hour. i think things will taper off a little bit in the afternoon. while we may still be chasing around a few showers, maybe an isolated rumble of thunder at 5:00. notice the temperature 74-degrees with all the cloud cover this afternoon felt kind of chilly as we only topped out at 76 greece. the rape has arrived. only a few spots not seeing the rain yet. you can also see in these yellow and oranges that there are some batches of moderate rain within the bands. we actually have a flood watch up for parts of central virginia. it is going to noon afternoon. they may get two to three inches at a time. we'll who he you the flood watch. we'll show you the weekend forecast in detail coming up in just a few minutes sarah. >> president trump celebrating the national day of prayer by signing an executive order protecting religious liberty. regulations from the obama ad administration. among them the removal of financial threats by tax exempt churches. some groups say the new order puts religious idea ol ji ahead of the law. because the president says his administration is leading by example. we will not allow people of faith to be targeted, bullied or silenced anymore. we realize how truly blessed we are to live in a nation that honors the freedom of worship. president trump also announced today his first oversees trip since taking office later this month he'll travel to saudi arabia, israel and also visit the vatican. larry hogan signing a couple things today, a series of laws to protect maryland environmentment the state will now be given up to $10 million a year to reduce pollution. it's a proom that will last f years. environmentment listses are applauding the concerns, but they're also concerned the epa could push back on progress that's also been made. i think that's in part there's a lot of question about whether the federal government is going to really pursue it's role as a back strop and protect the environment. so mfd has tepped up a few other laws passed in maryland include invent sent ifs to include the use of electri vehicles and a creation of a new institute to develop private, cleaneny novations. coming up at ten:30, careers, a lot of people thought about it before. from being an officer to an a author. the former d.c. cop who's learned learned on the treats into a series of books. it looks like fewer workers are getting ping slips. employment has over 36,000. retailers hutting the most position. this coming ahead of the government's biggest employment report due out bright and early friday morning. it could be a late up ser spree for homeowners, august and september are the best months for buying a house. the main reason sellers cutting prices for homes that are lingering on the market. elsewhere if you are buying right now you're still looking at pretty low mortgage rates. the average for a 30-year fixed rate down slightly this week. now just above 4 percent. and dead heads listen up, the custom guitar of the greatful dead's ionic gary garcia a is going up for auction. garcia passed away 1995. that guitar is p expected to fetch around $1 million. that's. i'm neil cavuto. at ikea, we believe that your dream bedroom, from a personalized closet, to a well-organized chest of drawers, to a cozy bed, can be yours for less. save up to 20% at the ikea bedroom event. at ikea, we believe that your dream bedroom, from a personalized closet, to a well-organized chest of drawers, to a cozy bed, can be yours for less. save up to 20% at the ikea bedroom event. >> a retired d.c. cop has spent years chasing drug dealers and ^berg laster through the district has turned what he learned into a series of books. fox5's paul wagner has the story. >>reporter: david swen son grew up just blooks from where his novels are set and remembers what 14 street northwest was like back in the day. this whole area was like heroin central and the prostitutes used to come up and read you a menu. after college in california, swenson came back and joined the force, first working patrol before matching wits a dealers and thieves. i specialized in burglary and i like it just because the burglar has their ear to the track. they know if there's a shooting right up the street, they know about it. if they're working this area they can work you up the chain so you can get to the big dealers, so i like bugger laster. and so swen son came up with frank mar, the protag nis in his first book the second girl and his new book. a retired pi who feeds his habit by corn targeting the corner boys. he uses his he learned in narcotics. he likes his lifestyle. and i had fun with it. i think that's what made him likeable. the new book is a wild ride through familiar d.c. streets that feature shaw and logan circle as well as landmarks like the nine:30 and the florida avenue grill. in the book mar is a music lover who gets awfully mad collection of records are stolen from his home, a turning point that is central to the plot. frank mar is a street wise tough cop who is a news junkie and he gets his news from the fox5 app david swen son has always wanted to be be a writer and from the age ever 17 was putting words to paper. i had several rejections after a detailed man and then i just said -- i had frankie mar in my head for a second time. i said i'm going to break away. i'm going to have fun with it and that's what havmentd he's now writing the third in tallment of a trilogy and knows frank mar as we know him may not be around for long. you can't take him really far, a character like this. >> i was thinking the same thing. something has to give. you have to end it or it's got to turn into something else. i'd like to urn t it into something else because i really like him. i don't want to give him up. crime song went on sale this local news. >> at least you you know it will pretty real. when you see a movie about tv news we're always picking up -- he'll certainly nail it there. >> the force was maybe a little l too vong at one high school. how students celebrating star wars day lead toe evacuations at cool. some young entrepreneurs getting a jump start on their business. the local high schoolers who open up their very own store. ♪ ♪ art. it can be sculpted, bringing to life beautiful detail. or painted in luxurious strokes. and in rare cases... both. ♪ ♪ at perdue, we take some unexpected extra steps to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. like putting oregano in their water. it has natural antioxidants and we don't have to use antibiotics in their diet. perdue. over 200 products no antibiotics ever. 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. at perdue, we take some unexpected extra steps to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. for example, thyme. it's part of our 100% veggie diet over 200 products no antibiotics ever. business school might be in the future for a group of high school students in northern virginia. these are a bunch of young entrepreneurs. they sell vib tabling clothes and sports memorabilia in their shop in winchester. we sent our photo journalist to check it tons of jeans. an old kanye west t-shirt. the old nike tag he we started this last fall and it was a school project. it's not something we can do just for fun. week make it something that we do for a living and that we can profit off, but also that we feel passionate. about the 90s are really popular right now. a lot of people, kids i go to school with and just my age group. we saw that and thought that we could take that into a business venture. they have things that might remember from when they were growing up. i saw an article in the paper and i was really excited because i love going to stores like this. i get most of my clothes from vintage stores so i wanted to come by today and browse around and take a look at what they're doing. i love your tags, too. i think it's such a good because it goes with the old vintage feel. it's so cool that they took the initiative to ask a teacher to do it on their own it's not as hard to take the first step as people think it is. after that, things become easier and easier. >> everyone has had a positive experience. it's been really good. >> they will be famous or really rich some day. >> yeah. >> or both. >> it just takes that first step. >> that's fan ts particular. >> good to see you after spending a little bit of time at nats park? a. i was down there for the morning show than a a of course it was our annual weather day. >> sercht day participating with the nationals. you can see cane thomas. allison was honorary weather lady for the day. the kids is really what it is all about. we had about 1300 students that came out to hear our weather presentation. the diamond backs and the nats went at it can i tell you we were so glad it didn't rain, too. we had a feeling it would hold off. it gave us tra time to hug and get to know all the kids. i want to thank everybody who came out and also thank the nats. it's great to meet the students and teach them a little bit about weather and thanks to chris strong from the national weather service who comes out every year and partners with us to show how weather balloons sent up into the air. these green areas down to our south and west are some flood watches that have been posted. this will include the cities of charlotte, harry son villian stanton. that is up because we think there's going to be some pretty heavy rain in the overnight hours down there. fast enough that it may cause some extremes and creeks to get full. we're starting to pick up, you may not being too much in parts of calvert county or charles county, going to fill in overnight. it's also going to bring in warmer air. this rain overnight, some big pockets of moderate to heavy rain look at this long skinny line. some of these areas between marshal and cable town could get repeat rounds of rain as we go through the night. and we can't rule out a rumble of thunder much where is this all coming from in this is the center of our whirling storm. this is a huge low pressure system that is going to pull all the moisture all the way up into canada and by the way, speaking of canada this system is going to move from tonight through the day tomorrow up to western pa and then it gets to southern ontario where it's going to stall out and sit up there and spin. we may have to deal with a few showers on saturday as well. here's the deal for tomorrow. heavy morning rain as our lois coming up. as we get into the warmer air we can't rule out a rumble of thunder in the morning. it will be lighter rain in the have a pretty good chunk of time we don't see any rain at all in the afternoon. but some more showers could be coming through as the frontal boundary gets closer to our area tomorrow afternoon and the possibility, a small risk but we're going to say marginal risk for severe weather especially in the afternoon and then you can see where that is, east through the darker green areas, lighter chances out to the west. lots to watch, but how much rain are we talking about through tomorrow afternoon in check this out, pretty good soaking for many areas between an inch and two inches and can see why they're keeping their eyes down to the southwest that can get maybe two, two and a half inches of reign in about 12 hours. we'll look at the seven day forecast because this is what we want you to be ready for. it will be better in the afternoon we'll take this forward in the weekend coming up in a few minutes, but on our nfl player we're going to keep a couple 66. seventy-four tomorrow that's a lot warmer than we were today, but we're going to begin a cool down after tomorrow. saturday, 66, sunday, 64. it looks like sunday is going to be a dry day. if you need perfectly dry weather maybe sunday is the better of the two weekend days. monday, 63, tuesday, 65 and maybe a couple showers around toward the end of next week. lots of 60s in the nfl player and a really good pollen wash soaker for tomorrow. q. we need that. yes, we do. my eyes keep itching. support for patients withs prosthetics. does it end when they get the device he. patients need to learn how to use them. and there's one company that's stepping up to help, ability prosthetics. they opened up a new building in rockville. fox5 spoke to one of the patients about her jeern any. >> sean columned dron went from taking care volunteer. i can't wash my hair face with a wash clolt. i can't wash my hair. to being able not to take care of herself. it was a septic shock system, what happens is all the blood leaves your extremities and rushes to your internal organs. the infection nearly killed her. lack of circulation meant both of her legislation, hands and part of her face and tongue had to be amputated. she feared she'd have to live in a nursing home for the rest of her dayses i said do i want to be like this if the rest of my life? do i want to be in a nursing home for the next 20, 25 years laying in bed watching tv? no, that was not me. so that's my hand. as she came to grips with her it. in just 15 months and thanks to ability prosthetics center orthotics she was able to do that one step at a time. ability prosthetics who actually did my legs also said, well, i should have hands. and i said so what does that mean in what it means is nearly full range movement of her fingers and hands thanks to these new high-tech hands. she lost her fingers but there are still muscles in her hand we've taught her to fire specific muscles. when she wants to open and close the hand and we have emg sensors over those muscles. they pick up the electric current from when the moelis firing and turn the robot iks hand on and off. >> too hard. >> not at all. >> now ability is celebrating the grand opening of a new patient care center in rockville where they hope to just like sharon. >> i have a right hand again. that's miracle. alexandra limon, fox5 local news. >> a great story there. >> in the meantime, some breking news, the wizards pulled it out tonight 116 to 89. we'll talk a little bit more about it at 11:00. in the meantime, tony and shawn standing by. tony has been doing the celebration dance. >> that's a huge win. i hope they led the whole giem, i believe. let's hope they can continue and finish out the series. maryland coach arrest odd a can somer field. >> that's right, the disturbing charges anthrax from people who know him. >> what police want parents to do. >> another pr problem for an airline thanks to a viral video a family threatens they got threatened with jail time. the argument and a the fall out today. the 11 is well it's a perfect nespresso morning here, george. hold on a second. mmm. ♪ ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? >> so not everyone got the memo that today is star wars day. a panicked parent saw a costume and called police triggering an evacuation at a high school in wisconsin. first ponders searched the building. they found nothing suspicion. the students were startled and taken to a nearby middle l koo. >> i was just walking out of the library with her and the teacher started screaming get it on of the building. get out of the building. >> apparently it's may the force be with you day today? a. that was not a threat. it was just a parent that spotted a student dressed up by dart vaider. it also looked like the student was wearing a bullet proof vest. they say it was epa honest mistake. >> this is fox local news right now at 11, a local soccer coach accused of a terrible crime. the question tonight, are there more victims out there in plus, the international president of the sorority targeted by a hate crime at american university talked to fox5. this is happened in our founding city. >> and another airline apology over an ugly incident caught on camera. i bought this seat and you just leave us alone. >> your news starts right now. >> we're going to begin tonight with spring storms marching through the region. thanks for onioning urks i'm tony perkins and i'm handguns. get ready for some heavy down pours and even some thunderstorms that will most likely slow down your morning commute. checking it out there, tony perkins. >> i am. >> it looks pretty big. >> that's what we call a bigfoot print of rain, right. it's a loft real estate being covered by this massive system that's in

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