radar. a little bit of high thin cloudiness working through.or a few moreki clouds than yesterday.y we're not expecting any rain today and without humidity it should be another great afternoon for us with p pleasant temperatures.te things changing tonight. tomorrow and by friday the threat of rain. maybe potentially heavy rain moving back n.80 today in washington. 79 in quantityo, 80 in fredericksburg.ed beautiful afternoon. that's the lateddest on the weather. toneerde -- tony and allison bao you. >> tucker, thank you. the suspect accused of dpunning down a d.c. cab driver yesterday morning will make his first appearance in court this afternoon. >> the murdered 57-year-old driver is a 15-year veteran cabby. he leaves behind five children.e melanie is live outside the courthouse in tbheft more onore this terrible story. melanie? >> 32-year-old overton of northwest d.c. is in cut of dix he is charged with murder,

felony assault on police officers and burglary.ary. his companion in the cab 24 joshua king of hyattsville isya being held on a probation violation.atio the coworkers is a that the sad irony here is despite the danger he always picked up people, he didn't discriminate he picked up anyone who needed a ride. they were taken into custody aty the scene of tuesday morning's violent shootout. a weapon was recovered. community members say d.c..c. police did a great job under very difficult circumstances. 57-year-old so man okuora lived in the district. was he was a family member and a big supporter of his son who played basketball for howard university. he picked them up and drove them to or tearo road west where he

was shot. the cab crashed and the men ran and had a gun battle with police. one broke into a basement apartment trying to hide. at classic cab company they are mourning the loss of not only a coworker but a friend and deacon in his church. >> it's bad because, you know, it could happen top any driver out there.out it's really bad. i hope they prosecute them to the fullest because you know he is not justin horowitz a cab --c just a cab driver. he is a dad. he's our friend at classic cab company. he was like to me, i consideredc one of best people i could have ever known. >> the suspects are aexpected tt appear this afternoon in d.c. superior court presumably for a bond hearing. right at the same time it happens that d.c. council had scheduled a hearing today at 11:00 this morning on taxi cab safety. dealing with passenger complaints but also withh

possible ways to upgrade safetys for passengers and for drivers in cabs. yesterday d.c. councilmen -- ward one councilman jim graham a put out a statement saying thatt he says that the city needs to consider all options on thept tableio to protect cab drivers adding that this cannot happen again. tony and allison. >> melanie, thank you. in other news this morning, an arlington teenager is dead aftet a tragic skateboarding accident. it happened yesterday afternoona on highland street in arlington heights. police sigh he was skate boarding down the street hanging on to the side of a moving truck driven by a friend. he fell and hit his head. he was not wearing a helmet. he died at the hospital later. t >> an army sergeant is expected to plead guilty today to charges stemming from a deadly rampage in afghanistan last year to avoid the death pen yaltd. robert -- penalty. robert beals will recount the

horrific attack that left soo many dead including women and kids. >> his attorney said the military was aware of his fragile mental stit but sent him for a fourth deployment. d >> the government is, i think, accepting responsibility here. i think to they are credit they realize that the army bears some responsibility in sending him there to begin with.th. >> after today's hearing, sentence willing be held in september to determine whether he will serve a life sentence without or without patrol. p >> the irs gets ready to return to the congressional hot seatt just a day after the agencies victims of political targeting had their say.d th >> we have the latest from capitol hill. the irs has two big problems. first a report detailing lavishh spending at agency conferences c and a group of organizations telling emotional stories. >> that passion --

>> personalizing a scandal. six alleged vicks of irs political targeting invited to congress to fell their stories. >> i'm not haved in scoringng political points. in want to protect and preservep the america i grew up in. i'm terid it's slipping away. >> representatives of conservative groups described running a gauntlet of irs roadblocks when they applied for tax exempt status. >> they were harassed and assaulted on stroots. vandal -- streets and vallizeed in the property. >> to make matters worse, an inspector general report showede that the agency spent lavishly on conferences including one in california that cost more than $4 million. $60,000 spent of video satiresai starring irs employees but alleges of political targeting r remained a larger issue in

touching off bipartisan outrage. one democrat took issue with the groups themselves.ps >> you are all entrenched in some of the most controversial political issues in the country. that drew an angry response from ranking member congressman paul ryan. >> you are to blame, i guess this, is the message here. >> irs returns to capitol hillhl tomorrow to explain the agency's spending practices.ng in washington, fox news. >> president obama's nationalati security officer is resigning ag expected and will be replaced by u.s. abs to the nations dsheses ambassador to the nations susan rice. she drew hasher criticism. the president is expected tot is name former aide samantha powero to replace rice. an official announcement isis expected later today. >> new developments that could u have an impact on the federal

investigation into virginia governor bob mcdonnell. newly released e-mail show hee attend an event at the executive mansion to promote a new product from a campaign donor despite concerns from the top aids. it's not known if the aids questioned the appearance directly to the governor. the f.b.i. has been looking into whether he aided the the campaign donor or his company in return for gifts. he has denied any brongdoing. >> last night new jersey governor chris christie easilyal won the nomination to run again in the state. he is catching heat to hold an early special election to fill the seat of frank lawsuitenberg. the -- lautenberg. that could cost the state millions domestic violencears.

in maryland another republican is seek the nomination. michael steel is considering a run and daniel craig. >> another reunion for a maryland boston bombing victim.v we showed her her tearful reunion with family and friends. she said part of her recovery rc would be to search for the woman who saved her who she only knew as joan. the woman's name is amanda. ama she is from california and cal reached out after friends saw her picture on the news. they are expected to meet today. of course, we wish them both well. >> you can imagine the repercussions from the bombing, ringing in the ears or what have you she thought she said joan. neither got the name right. for them to be put together is considered miraculous. >> cool. >> shining the light on physical, emotional and financial abuse of elders. every year an estimated 2.1

million older americans become victims. what can you do to help protect the seniors in your life. we'll speak with two officials f about that. >> the surprising announcement from the susan g. komen organization.or why the mostga popular event is leaving d.c. next year. 9:09. we'll be right back. 

>> >> one week from today montgomery county will participate in world outfield r elder abuse today. two county officials. john mccarthy is the state's attorney for montgomery county. welcome back to the show. good to se te you. dr. jay kenny is the chief agina and disability services for the montgomery county department oft health andy human services. good to see s you as well.el

>> this one is of those topics where you just get -- it's so outrageous what people do to diss member this most vulnerablv group of the society. soc it has you shaking their heads. but this happens and in montgomery county you are facing it head on. tell us about the county. >> we know nationally that firsy of all as a nation we're aging. >> yes. ye >> the size of the senior population that is particularlyy subject of exploitation,ion, physical abuse and neglect is growing. in my county align we have 17345,000 seniors over the age of 65. that number is going to grow rapidly to nearly a quarter of a million. we know that crimes against the emedderly are up and we're trying to share information. share information about what tot look for if youio are a family member, friend, neighbor about o someone neglected abuses or financially explitted. we're running seminars next weee to help education the public

about how to help seniors who find themselves in need in any of those situations. >> right. it's really about.bo we've been hearing it a lot ovee the past years especially if you see something, say something.hi who do you say that something too? >> it's easy to report suspected abuse or neglect.egle -- neglect. the county has a 311 numberment it could be a point per call. there's a department of health and human services. the adult protective servicesvie staff reside 240-777-3,000. one could call the police, call 911, one could be anywhere to register this and it gets to the appropriate source. in theat department of health ad human services we have teams of trained clinical social worker and community health workers who team up to do the investigations in the home when there's an allegation. we keep the source of the referral confidential so one need not fear making the

referral if it's made in good faith. anyone could know they are proinfected. it said every five seconds an elder is abused. in montgomery county theyy investigate 700 allegations. working closely with the state's attorney office we have an elder abuse task with we look at how h to coordinate the services because it requires a multidiscipline far iny approach to this problem. >> how do you make sure that you have someone in a reputable living center, retirement agency but you suspect something isn't the quite right. how can you be an advocate for a lfd one in your live. how do you make sure that parents, grandparents are caredc for properly? >> i think you have to research the facility that you place your loved one in.

>> did you are a family memberee who have access to that or a guardian for that particular person stay on top of financial things, financial accountings a that come in regularly says you catch something as it begins they say it occurs by family member against an abused person. we're providing information nott only for people who are seniorsn and care takers who are seniors but people trying to help protect seen seniors who are vulnerable. there's seasonal scams like woodchucks and scams on the

internet seniors are constantly targeted. people are trying to take advantage of them. >> what do you do if you are a neighbor of someone and you areu not really you suspect somethins isn't snriet call 311? >> make that referral. if you see changes in someone.n. seeing them with bruises or sprains, suddenly accidents seem seem to be occurring. if she seem disshefd and disoriented make that call to 311 or law enforcement thefo source is protected brcut it's n opportunity to for us to go outt and look at the situation. some people are afraid to make the referral because they think adult protective services comes in and removes people from their home. we want to help them age safelya in their home. getting them to a senior center so they are not isolated. our attempt is to let someone

stay in their own home safely. >> all these questions can be answered next week in virlrl spring, the new plaza there 1:00 to 5:00 next thursday, june 12. if you have concerns, if each of us paid attention perhaps we could cut down on numbers. >> thank you for being with us. >> thank you very much. >> 12 baseball players are fawsing a scandal amid a doping scandal. who may be band. good morning, holly.ning >> we're live this morning in roslyn. we're live at freedom park. this is just one example off public space. s many public spaces that this weekend will be enhanced, let's say, by performing arts.s. it's called super nova arts

festival. we'll explain it later on fox 5 morning newsful stay with us.

>> well, baseball and its fans will have to endure another performance enhancing drug scandal. >> only this time names are expected to be revealed. espn is reporting that stars like alex rodriguez and ryanyan brawn are among at least 20 players facing suspensions in connection with the florida ped clinic biogenesis. geogonzalez was linked to the initial report but he is unlikely to face a suspension because it was later learned he purchased legal sub stances. it's not the first time brawn'sb name has been linked to steroid use. >> it's been off and on for the last year and a half, i guess.u i'm pretty good at avoiding distractions.di >> why do youst believe it comes up. do you think there's a vendetta out against you at times? i'm not answering any furtherurh questions regarding the

situation.si >> the founder of clinic agreed to testify and give names. in return baseball officials will drop a lawsuit filedled against him in march. president obama will keep the th tradition and host the superbowl winners at noon. no ray lewis and ed reid will be at hand. >> 9:23678 breaking news now. these are live pictures picturey fox from ellicot city where police ron the scene of a school bus crash at centennial lane and breckenshire road.re r according to howard county firee two adults suffered minor injuries. they are evaluating several children. we'll update you with more fromm the scene as we learn it.

was i right? was that a tow truck there? at the bus. we'll have more information as soon as we can get it. >> 9:24. we'll be right back. 

♪ why can't we be friend ♪ it's appropriate.ppro we'll tell you why in a minute.n >> i'll do it now. the latest viral video pins philadelphia coworks againstks each other. >> that's right. >> tony doesn't feel well. it shows morning news anchor nicole brewer and erickson exchanging hostile jabz on the air. >> it makes it look like they are in a bitter feud. bi >> i can see you pulling that whole don't you know who. ath come. >> come on.

>> you could see you. >> you don't know me at all. >> don't you know. see. that was an interesting little exchange i'm sure she regretted along with that last glass of whatever. >> carol great story. >> you didn't notice.idn' >> i didn't see anything. any i didn't call attention to it because -- >> you have a halo. >> it's been manufactured. let's put it that way. it's all of when you have to call attention to your own haloh >> it's the only way you'll get it. >> what is going on there? a rep from cbs 3 called it ridiculous and said it's edited out of context. >> they've shot down the bad b blood claims on twitter saying they are good friends outside of work. well, maybe they are delivery needs to change because you don't sense that. s >> ien saw right through what it was.

if they are telling truth, i see it. it sounded like they were talking about somebody else, the reese witherspoon thing, don't you know who i am. >> and the halo stories. s they were commenting on a thirdi person together.pe >> the way we edited it was weird because there was a sun behind her so it makes it look like a halo. they had a previous exchange. i don't know what is going on. >> we know when we work closely together that, you know, sometimes it happens. it has happened to me in previous incarnations. i've been fortunate in this business though.t thank we do have fun with each other and particularly with julie someonee coll take those clips and edit i them together and make it look o like wow, they don't like that person. it could be edited out of context, too. >> yeah. >> all right. >> now let's get to weather as a we were just harshly told in our

ears. [laughter] >> okay. let me know if you see the halo, tony. >> i can see it.t. >> tony didn't see it. there we go. [ laughter ] >> 69 in annapolis. over night comfortable 50 the low in frederick. column berland down to 50 as well. nice start to the day. cloudiness out there but with highs 80 later today. not a lot of humidity and chances for rain and or thunderstorms near zero today. 70 in fredericksburg.cksb 68 in culpepper. it's in the high thin variety. r we'll see sunshine. clouds from time to time yesterday turned to a beautiful afternoon with bright blue sky during the day. that's about it. not too quernd today's forecast. it should be on par with yesterday. here is what we're looking at late in the week. area of tropical moisture. not yet a tropical storm.

there's indications it may may become a tropical storm. an area of low pressure developing in the gulf.ulf. it looks like that will make every effort to slide up the seaboard as we get up to tomorrow and friday. tomorrow we'll have clouds around and the threat that on ta friday if the computer models m verify we could have a soakingig rain around here during the day on friday. i know a lot of people havee activities on friday. the potential is there to have areas of heavy rain on friday. here is why it's not a guarantee. that's because the computers are not quite in agreement about where it may track. a couple models want to take it further east and a few of them want to take it west. best estimate right now is that area of low pressure tracks up along the coast. t it could be a wet day along thet beaches during the day on friday. scwhrier forecast for today.ec let's worry about today. 80, beautiful afternoon. plenty of sunshine. not quite as much as yesterday.

comfortable.co south and east 5-10. more humid later today. t there's your accu weather seven day. 80 tomorrow with clouds. friday could be a soaker to t early saturday.urd we'll get out of here by sunday. we'll keep temperatures in the where they should be department later next week. back to you at the desk to. >> thank you very much. the deadly tornado that ripped through oklahoma on friday was w more massive than originallygina thought. >> sarah is in studio with more. sarah? >> that twitter is classified as the strongest possible tornado, an ef-5 and was the widest ever recorded in american history. hi it killed 19 people including six kids and three storm chasers. today search and recovery efforts continue in el reno. >> day days after it tour throul

reno, oklahoma scientists marvel at the strength. they say it was the strongest possible twister an ef-5. the search for victims continues. crews are going through terrain and large creeks and findinged abouties. on tuesday teams recovered a seven-year-old girl.ven- one of a family of seven who who sought shelter in a storm draina her mother is missing. >> it was from water, flooding. >> the national weather servicer says the twister measured.6 miles wide, the wider -- 2.6 miles wide, the widest in recorded history. mark gilmore's restaurant took a hit. >> i said well, we have customers here. there were seven employees that crawled up underneath the staircase over here. h >> experts encouraged people to find shelter and avoid running r from the storm.e st saying a tornado is simply so so massive it would be hard to

recognize up close. you have no business being in the car it's a death trap. >> gilmore said a curiosity is part of culture. >> we have our tornadoes. it's kind of weird some of us get outside and watch it come and hope it doesn't hit us. kind of hillbilly like type thing. >> the 11 day span between the el reno storm and may 20th tornado in moore is the shortest time span between ef-5 tornadoes in oklahoma history. let's hope they can catch a break the rest of the summer. they need it. >> realledy do. thank you so much. susan g. komen three-day walk won't return to d.c. next year. it's ending the race in seven i cities because of a drop in participation.pa komen cannot finally sustain ths race in all 14 cities that t hosted the walk. this year's event in d.c. slated for october 11-13 will still go

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>> sarah miguel could be facing a -- singer miguel could bee facing a lawsuit fors a recent kick and is miley cyrus sing being drugs? >> i hope not. casey carver is joining us live

from tmz. good morning. >> sad develop. s in the miguel case. i'm saddened about the condition about the person who was kicked. >> i don't understand what happened. what happened, caseis?ne >> so, when miguel performed ate the billboard music awards did he a jump over the stage. he kicked two people. he caught one person with his leg. that is not the person injured so badly. b it's the other lady on the other side. you see her damage down and see her drop. he hit her very, very badly. she's actually been going to a doctor. she's under examines for -- f scams for possible brain damage on the kick.ick. he asked to do the jump and they said no, it was not safe in rehearsal. he went ahead and made a split second decision, did the jump, injured the lady. she'll be possibly filing

charges against him or suing him because she's waiting for thengf results of her doctors examines to see -- exams to see if there's brain damage.ra >> howin far a jump was it? did you have any idea? how far a jump? >> i don't know how far. looks like a little bit of a leap and almost made it and caught the ladies at the end. te >> teribility. let's talk about -- terrible. let's talk about miley cyrus. she left hannah, montana behind. now she has a new song. she's talking about things that seem like drugs to me. you tell us what are they saying? >> so there's a lyric in the in song and it sounds like she's saying dancing dancing with mola reference to ecstasy a drug. the producers tell us she's nott saying that. she's saying dancing with miley.

i've listened to it over and over and each time it's really hard to tell interests no reference of molly where she talks about the drug ecstasy. >> real quick is there another line about doing lines or nothing? >> there's a question aboutut doing lines in the bathroom. >> thank you, great to see you. >> thank you. >> tmz tonight after the news. we'll be right back.

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leave -- enter or leave the white house gate. secret service we're told son tl the scene looking into -- is on the scene looking into this situation. a social security spacious pack -- suspicious package found near the white house. the is super nova festival f brings artists from all over the world to northern virginia. >> holly has a prehave you this morning -- preview this morning. good t morning. good morning. this is the first time they've had the festival. they hope the people would getd the experience to experience something new or perhaps be inen the venue that they know and see it in a new light. it's about opening up the public spaises, enhancing them with a a new light.ht. i think some people are going to look at this and say, okay it's just weird. it's weird in a good way. w >> the idea to to expand the waw people look at themselves and t the world and their connection to each other tch goodsing to be -- it's going be weird but

fun. i guarantee will it be -- it will be fun.un. >> it will be fund and give you something to talk about. hopefully it broadened your mind because art is nothing but potential, right? rig >> totally. i'm telling you. you are going to look back.ack. people who missed it are going to be like i wish i had been there. it's something people will talk about for ae long time. ti >> you are talking about performance art popping up everywhere. give me a list of places. of >> in all the little parks par around roslyn, gateway, central space, we have a couple of abandoned spaces. artisphere is playing house to a party called big band. that something i highly recommend. we'll talk about it for months. >> if you are out in roslyn at all you'll experience it. it. >> which is great. >> super novas are major in space and this is major hereere

toonches explosion of creativity. >> i'll introduce you to the artists who are a part. this sholy and alive and able. holly is say writer performer p and derekor. good -- director. good morning to you.orni >> i'm nervous holly because be whifs read being you it said your most recent body of work ii to the lure of booty. we'll shake our booties not exposing them. >> okay. good. >> the piece i'm doing is a reperformance of a really famous work by adrian piper called funk lesson in which she did a lecture and dance lesson to a group of people. p it talks about raising culture,c music and art but in this really nice forum. we're doing the updating it 30 able with my dj. hiphop. we'll have a party.have >> can we see it work? >> yeah, sure. >> here you go.

this is holly and alive and able. one of the 75 performance artists at super nova. >> so the basic two step. this is what you do. step to the side, touch your tows, step to the side touch your toes. people bounce up and do they do a hopping. we are not trying to look like that. we're trying to look cool. step and dip. step and dip. >> dipping the booty. >> dipping the booty. >> we're doing that, and getting into shaking. >> there she goes. >> now she's going with it. >> saving that saturday night. come to the big bang party at super nova.ova. >> i was nervous about that. i wanted to make sure it was family friendly.mi i might be more nervous about ao the next one. reich yale is performing -- rachel is performing "burning down the house" she's the

character that is called inspiration. >> so good to see you.od >> good to see you. >> what are you doing this morning? >> five, six, seven eight! ugh, ugh. ug >> lift that the right leg more than the left lig. >> ugh. yeah. >> should i be afraid of you >> >> no. holly -- >> i'm a little afraid. afr myfoxdc.com is our web site. we have a link to supernova arts fest going on this friday f through sunday everywhere in roslyn. come out and open your mind. >> see you then, holly. >> back to you. >> all right. r holly. >> i'm not sure my mind opens is that much but okay.

>> i'm going to call the authorities. >> don't do this yet. d this is going to beo great. don't worry about it. >> it's a gs pell pop -- gospel pop band that say family affair. forever jones consistses of a louisiana family of seven.ly >> tha ot family is going to tv for a reality show. i had members to speak with the band earlier this week. wee check it out. great family musical acts don't come along that often. the jones family from louisianaa with their group that has goss sell if their group -- gospel ii their grip. they are award winners, grammy nominees and they hit the airwaves this week with a new show on bounce tv. joining us is part of forever jones, the jones family. good morning. >> good morning. >> this is the matriarch, believe it or not, kim jones. >> good morning. >> this is janelle, goodanel

morning.ng. that is dominique. this is dewitt jones iv.v. >> you got it. it. >> i do my research well. especially with a family that is positive inspirational upbet.pbe this family could have gone a whole other direction but it didn't. i have to believe that is is because of you and mr. dewitt iii. tell us about the jones family and the project on bounce tv. b >> the family of five, son-in-law and grand kids. you get to come into our world. it's going to present a bit of drama bounce tv sponsored by wal-mart. beer having a lot of fun -- we're having a lot of fun. we haven't seen the show yet. >> no?o? >> no, we're kind of concerned but we had a great team. t >> we're seeing a little bit of it. this whole creative process. i'll ask you, the video is debuted. >> yes. >> tell me about the process and

what went into the latest endeavor as far as the family writing this cd.writ >> the last cd, yes, we did write this individual your but it was different because we come together with the notebooks, notepads and recorders and we wrote everyone song together and put our ideas -- we had to leave our things at the door. d if there was a good idea we had to throw it out and keep on moving. >> i'll ask you.ou. when we hear gospel and we know you are heavy. you moved to shreveport to be a part of the church.f th >> the church. >> when we think of gospel we think there's no fieg or drama. there's none of that. you have cameas in your -- cameras in your house. did you stay true to who you are? did you go for it? for what is the series like? >> they focused on a lot of conflict resolution. i think that it humanizes pastors families. it's a great show. the thing i love the most is it

didn't show what we struggle with which is how to walk through it as a family, how to make it through. a family can work in america today. >> i have to say, my last question is seeing that there'st a lot of women around you, here, at least on this -- i know you are in d.c. doing a couple of performances here but what is ii like being the brother in the whole group? you can be honest? >> i love it there's divas but i love them and i wouldn't have it any other way.er i love my sisters. they are amazing. my mom isth amazing. it shows me what i want to haveh as a wife. >> all right. >> so sweet! >> i love it. i of course, you know, we want to say that we also know you fromro he wants it all from before. you are not new to this, it's another arena you are in now but

nothing new. we're happy you are here. h what are you doing for us this morning? >> a musical video that we actually did on the show. hallelujah. >> hal lela yiew that you are here. take it away forever jones. ♪ ♪ 

>> we have an update on the breaking news we told you about the from the white house regarding wea suspicious package that was found. >> we now know the secret service says something set off an alarm at the north gate

entrance. the secret service expects exp normal operations to resume soon but they are following protocol at this time. we have the latest on that.t. >> more clouds than yesterday.ee all in all not a bad day. rain will get in here late thursday, probably during the dayen on friday. tropical moisture. >> it's power today. >> doesn't matter. >> wee -- we'll see you tomorrow. >> bye!