mid up tier 80s. i don't want to say nice day. we'll be humid this afternoon an cold front is weak approaching w from the north and west. see it south of pittsburgh.itts that moves to the warm and humid atmosphere today and clears up. scattered showers in the forecast in this afternoon.fter not expecting any extremextre weather in the way of severe weather. some storms could have pretty good rains. as we get into tonight andto t tomorrow more of a cool down. partly sunny showers and stormso this afternoon. 87 degrees.es. a few degrees above normal. i think you'll love the seven day. summer starts friday coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> thanks, tuck. >> china is calling on the

united states to explain the nsa's surveillance program saying the u.n. needs to pay attention to international concerns over the collection of phone records and internet activity. >> the man at the center of the leaks could create awkwardcr moments for president obama in today's g-8 summit as fox's doug luzader reports another country hacked into the e-mails of phones and foreign diplomats. >> his leaks go well beyond the surveillance of americans and phone and internet records. now he has apparently ensnared the british government. g >> hello, bellfast. >> president obama speaking at the g8 summer but many may be thinking about it fours year ago. edward snowden the contractor on the run said british intelligence agencies hacked a into thege phonecalls and e-mais

of foreign diplomats a revolution that adds to the worries of administration officials. >> i worry about the hyperbole h that is being thrown around from him and. >> i think he's a traitor.. appearing on fox news sunday. former vice president cheneyiden took a hardline on snowden but he took questioned presidentt obama's assertion that the spying programs have newsafeguard. >> i don't know what he did toat the program, the program from what has been released is still in operation. i think it's good that is in operation. i think it has saved lives and kept us free from other attacksc >> whether snowden is a traitor or whistleblower he has touchedt off a debate. >> i don't think collecting millionses and manies of american -- i don't think collecting millions and millions of american phonecalls, metadata, time, place too whom

you direct the calls is safer and i think it's ultimately u perhaps a violation of fourth amendment. >> intelligence officials defenl the program saying they've thwarted terrorist attacks in 2 countries including the united states. in washington, doug luzader fox news. >> attorney eric soldier has vowed to punish the person who leaked information about the nsa surveillance program former contractor edward snowden admita he blew the whistle on government collection of phonehe data this morning. we talked to all righter david nather who tracked four former whistle blowers to find out what happened to them.ed turns out they took hits to their careers if not worse. >> he's a former c.i.a. officer who disclosed detaistles enhances interrogation, some call it torture. of course he is in jail right now. he is serving a 30-month

sentence. thomas drake was at the nsa at the time and revealed details to the sun. he can't stay at the agency anymore. in afghanistan president cars yeah is close to announcing a a turning point in america's longest and costliest war. he is expects expects to announn that the country's forces wills take over the nation's security. it has grown from yiew fewerewer than 40,000 6 years ago to more than 600,000 today. some are questioning the ability to take responsibility forpo fighting the taliban insurge cinch the anti-government protest in turkey are growing. over the weekend riot police in istanbul violently removed protesters from the park at the center of confrontation.

police ended up fighting. he got a huge show of support but unions are launching a nationwide strike.on in twowi weeks 5,000 people have been injured in this protest crackdown. >> 9:05 right now. all eyes on the supreme court this week and next week. there are four decision days left in the current session. today and thursday and next monday and thursday. they've been set aside for opinions. the high court needs to rule on the legality of affirmativeve action, voting rights act and same sex mainch. mai >> two people are in the hospital after being shot overnight here in the district. one is a man.is a the other a young woman. w this happened around 2:00 this morning in the 4900 block of g-street southeast. the only thing investigators can

say is that they are looking for a silver care. we'll keep you up to date on that. the governor of virginia spentnt taxpayer money on a range of small personal items. "the washington post" ishi reporting thatng governor mcdonnell and his wife billed state for body wash, sunscreen and dog vitamins.s. an official says the mcdonnells were told about six months into the term and paid back $30 post reports the mcdonnells have continued to let the taxpayer pay foror personal items. signs of progress in the fight against a massive wildfire burning near colorado springs. s officials sapry the black forest blaze is 65% contained. smee vac yates have been allowed back home but there's concern that dry grass and trees could ignite hotspots in some areas sox far it's destroyed nearly 00 homes and being blamed for the deaths two of people. federal officials are due to

arrive on scene today to investigate investigate a cause. a scare in the air for former president george w. bush. he was on board a plane that made an emergency landing. it was flying from philadelphia to dallas at the time. it was diverted to louisville, kentucky. no one was hurt and the plane continued to texas. now to a history-making journeyj across the country. it makes a pitstop right here in our area. >> the minds behind the solar sl powered plane, one of them no stranger to adventure. lauren. lauren is part of trip. its the whole idea is flying without fuel. it's called the solar imus project or plane. the most advanced solar powered plane is right here. we're live. plane is right here behind me it's making its trip across the country from san francisco.

there are thousands of solar powered panels in this wing. the wing span as large as that of a jumbo get. it flies 45 miles per hour but really this is a message. it has a message billion solarlr energy and what it can do. i have a guest with me here. this is gregory. market, managing director of marketing for the solar impruls project. good morning. >> good morning. >> the project is not so much about changingodno aviation but promoting clean technologies and renewable energies.nerg and the idea the plane is a marketing message. it carries the message prove meeting alternatives to fossil fuel. it promosts 80 companies participating.pa >> throughout the week therl meeting with some of those cortmpanies right here. >> there are a lot of things t

going on here in washington. there are partner companies who are mosing events for their employees for clients, for customers. the other companies who have expressed in getting involved with the project are coming outn tog visit. we have political visits. people from government. we have the secretary of energy with an opening press conference. members of congress, members ever senate coming out to visit and members of administration. >> great.>> g the whole thing is that the plane can fly all day and all night. >> that's correct. it's the first solar plane able to fly day and night meaning it captures enough energy to store and lets it fly. in theory it can fly perpetually. two years ago we flew 26 hours. while the and there's also some

ways that the public can get involved. >> sure. the public can come out and visit the plane. we urge them to invite the public to watch the web site. different public visits going o during the week. the public can also. while the plane can only hold h one passenger or pie let they can fly with us in speemplet they can remember ster on the te web site. your name goes on a usb key. k the key will be plugged into i times square to the big computer screen and everybody's name will be shown on the screench allhe right. s thank you so much. we'll put that information on myfoxdc.com. all about innovation thishis morning. >> perfect thank you very much. >> thank you.hank back to you guys.you >> that is so cool. so cool. massive. >> thank you. time now ihas 9:11. still to come a big milestone for the f.b.i.'s most wanted list. what the agency will announce today. >> plus it's known as a silentlt killer we're talking about

kidney disease and it's often diagnosed in the later stages but it doesn't have to be thatt way. we'll share lifesavingesav information with you next.

>> in this morning's health watch, you may be at risk for a serious disease yet have no symptoms that anything is wrong at all. the american kidney fund said kidney disease is sometimes call the silent killer because symptoms don't show up until patients are in serious trouble. with a preview of a free event this weekend the vice president of communications in marketing at the american kidney fund. good morning. thank you for being with us today.toda >> appreciate it. >> also joining usda niece robinson.. denise received a kidney from her husband who was her high school sweetheart. i know, awwww. we'll hear her story coming up

this morning. thank you for being here. what a wonderful story.derf >> thank you for having me. >> let me start though with why we're calling kidney disease the silent killer. >> thank usm it's known as one of silent killer because symptoms do not present themselves until it's very far along and you are about to go into kidney failure. people at risk for kidneyidne disease need be aware that they are at risk and need to be managing their health. t andhe really there's two types f perspectives having diabetes ore high pressure.hi >> that might speak to the fact that african-americans are at a greater risk of developing kidney disease.ki >> that's ridnght. r >> the numbeir of african-americans on dialysis is four times greater than the number of caucasians.auca >> we'll get back and talk about what to do and the special event you are having.u ar i want to turn to you now. could you share your story with us, please.

>> yes on sunday i'll be celebrating my fifth anniversary of my kidney transplant. i was diagnosed with a disease called fsgia. -- fsgs. it, like other kidney diseases, effects the kid's ability to filter toxins out of the blood. my kidneys were only functioning at 30% combined. i made steps to investigate dialysis and figure out what myy options were. in the meantime, all of my friends and family were mobilizing to see if they couldc help and my high school sweetheart, who was my boyfriend at the time, was able to make it through the blood work and the workup and step forward andnd became my kidney donor. >> tell us about that picture right there.

>> his father is say photographer of the family -- is a photographer of the family. everybody was so nervous for usu so he was the one person that had a camera that day and that is the only photo we have. h >> where does it take you back to? >> just that morning.. we were nervous and excited and throughout this whole process kind of coming to the terms witt the fact that derek is my knighk and shining armor. >> literally. >> really. re >> how is he doing? d part of this is getting the t point across that you can be a donor and you can go on to live a healthy and happy and full life. >> yes, he actually had an aunt that gave a kidney to her brother, his uncle so he was able to see you can give this t gift and help someone that you love and come out on the other side just fine. f >> let me ask you.

who should be tested? how are you tested? is it a complicated process as s far as knowing you are at risk r for kidney disease. [ laughter ] >> if you have diabetes or high blood pressure you should bee testing to see how well your kidneys are doing. the cause is a rare condition fsgs but diabetes and high pressure cause kidney disease. they are the leading causes of it. testing for kidney disease is simple. a blood test and urine test. kit quickly effect how well youy kidneys are work. >> there's a screening taking place this weekend. i know it's monday but we want to get the word out and also any e-mail, any web site folks can go to find out more information to tell us about it. >> that's right. saturday at the pg sports and learning complex in landover from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. we're holding the kidney actioni day. the centerpiece of the event is kidney screening for anyone 18

and older. we'll be happy to get you tested. we'll have activities for kidss and the whole family to enjoy. you can learn on the web side kidnyfund -- kidneyfund.org. >> what do you want people toe know as we move forward? f >> take care of yourself. love your kidneys. you have to be an advocate forot your own health in this world. r this is the one body that we have. >> wonderful. >> i want to than>>k derek for e give gift of life he gave to me. >> so saw. some thank you both for being here. the event is this weekend go. to myfoxdc.com for more. derek has been here. with a love story. even if you don't have a derek, maybe could you get some help, a lot of people, right? r sarah over to you. >> great story thanks for sharing it with us. >> michael jackson's dance movem on trial. stoil come this morning, we'll -- till -- still to come

why a jury is looking athe old footage of how he once moved.e we're shopping with holly. hol >> we're shopping at a good place at glenn's garden market in dupont circle. everything here is sourced locally. we'll learn to pack the perfect picnic and you know what is school about this store?? we'll explain later on fox 5 morning any stay with us.

>> a major mile zllg stone forte the f.b.i. a news conference held today for the ten most wanted fugitive list. it started in march of 1950. it has included osama bin laden, searal killer ted bundy and mlk assassin james earl rachel al safety walk and bike ride is held today at the metropolitan m

branch trail.anch this comes after a group of young men knocked a 37-year-old man off his bike and beat him up. they didn't take his bike or cell phone. today participants are urged to wear a white shirt and gather at 4th and f street at 7:15 tonight. the boston's children's hospital is gearing up for the first hand transplant program for children. >> doctors say kids could benefit even more than adults because the nerves regrow faster.fast doctors are hopeful other ready call procedures such as face f traz planted -- trll be offered to children. can you give your dog over the counter medicine for allergies and pain perhaps? thank is just one of questions that you posted on the facebook page. a vet is in to answer several of them. the pet project is coming up next. >> time right now 9:256789

q. here is one you should nothol try at home or in the ocean. o a 19-year-old man riding a giant whale shark off the coast of florida. federal authorities say there sy was nothing illegal about it. sharks are considered the gentle giant of the sea. i say if they have teeth and yoh are climbing on their back they don't know you. >> anything that is called shark, i think i would rather night -- not take my chances. >> okay. >> was there fear on board? >> he was not protected. >> was that what it is? that could explain a lot? >> okay. >> they were -- ironic thing they were considered the gentlen giant of the sea.

you could see us like that. >> i know. man eaten by shark.rk. true. okay. >> so -- yes, we don't have to worry about that around here.re. >> no whale sharks. >> not in this part of the world. i'll check that. maybe in ocean city. none locally. >> unless there's a problem. >> right. maybe at the aquarium. let's gets to it. we'll deal -- scattered showers and storms in the forecast today and tomorrow.an a frondt dropping down to the north and the west. upper 80s. high humidity here to stay fory the next few days and then we'll start gradually getting better and better here mid to end of e the week and summer if you wait for it arrives on friday at 1:04 a.m. 78 in washington. mid 70s north and west.

frederick 75 degrees.rees winchester 73. 73 in culpepper. yesterday got to 87 at reagan national. probably close to that again today. start your morning with shower activity. colonial beach and points south. that continues although it seems to fade here further south and east and with it drags cloud cover.r. showers today along the beachesb as well. i'm not sure if it's a beautiful day at the beaches but at leastl much after this rain shower activity would be further south and southeast for you. our focus is northwest. n see the showers north and west of american maryland today. these showers are associatedwers with a cold front dropping down to the area later today. doesn't have a good change in air mass behind it and it's a slow mover but it triggers the mechanism for scattered showers and storms this afternoon. eventually this front faces farther south. s humidity levels on its decrease. temperatures, too much we'llur

have a nice looking forecast fos the middle of the week. future cast in motion. there we are at 3:00. indicating the possibility of scattered showers and storms. they stick around and midnightnh we should see gradually clearinn tomorrow morning of the sameor with highs neanir 90. things get better during the middle or end of week. winds south and west 5-10. 68 tonight. mostly cloudy. skied storms in the forecast for the -- scattered storms in the forecast for overnight. we should see improvingng conditions tuesday. wednesday, thursday and friday low to mid 80s. lower humidity. first day of summer 84, mostly sunny skies, not a lot of humidity. last june we had the triple digit numbers. num this june turning out to be relatively cool. that's a forecast.reca get you an update before the end of show. >> tucker, thanks. the pets pets are part of our families but unfortunately we can't always know what they are

thinking when something is wronn with them. we real yip can't ever -- we really can't ever know. >> can't talk to us. in this morning's pet project annie is get together bottom ofo your pet issues for you.ou. >> good morning, sarah and allison. thank you very much. i asked the facebook friends to share can questions and concernc about if you arey friends. help me answer them is our good friend dr. dan at washington animal rescue league. good morning. >> good morning. >> we'll jump right in. we have a lot to get to and i know you have advice for viewers. the first one comes from our viewer laurie. she wants to know what over the counter pain relievers and allergy medicines are safe for dogs? >> it's a great question. many of the over the counter c pain medications humans can take are toxic to dogs. particularly tylenol, asprin.

things could be dangerous. liver toxicity, kidney failure. >> do you find people are goingg out and getting pain relievers for their pets? yes, definitely. i get it.t i when our pets hurt. it's like our family members are hurting. you want to get rid of that pain. i would recommend is talk to your veterinarian. there are good, safe pain medications for those animals and those aches and pains that they get. there are good things that you can do to supplement that whicht are safe and those are over-the-counter products which have some anti-inflammatory and joint protective benefits. ben fish oil which are also good for dog aps -- and cats long term. you won't see an immediate effect. older animals fish oil can helph them out.em but again, i would really r

recommend for the acute, ow i twisted it or limping or seems painful, talk to the vet. >> what about allergy medicines? even our pets have allergies. >> it's something we see this time of the year with the pollen spiking. there are over-the-counterver- medications that can work butk talk to the vet so you get thehe dosing right.dosi >> it'sng a simple phone cawsm i sure they can easily give you the dosage over the phone. >> i get that call all the time. you want to make sure that the vet knows they are on it and make sure it's a safe one and

appropriate. >> excellent advice. the second one comes from denise she wants to know what is the easiest way to give a pill to a cat. our viewer is specifically asking about -- >> the easiest way is to not have to give one in the first place. we joke cats have five weapons. first off, if there's a medication you are trying to give your cat that your vets prescribe asking for the liquid form. now aday weapons compounding pharmacies we have medications in liquid form.iqui if thedy have an option x your u vet for it.t. it's easier squirting something in a mouth f. there isn't an option they have pill guns. it's a tube you stick in their

mouth. keep your fingers safe. make sure you follow it with liquid, the vet can help with you that.u it helps the cat get the pill in and into the stomach. >> dogs are easy peanut butter and they are all over it. real quickly before we let youey go, we have to mention thingshig going on at the shelter. i understand the adoption truck is making stops this weekend.eee >> we're bringing our adoption o truck to urban barbecue this weekend. not only can you have great food but maybe take home a pet. >> i love the truck idea.dea. it makes adoptions so easy. thank you so much. it's time now for our pet of the day. today is homer. i love that name. n i think homer is say shih tzu. he's three years old and loves

to cuddle and play with favorite toys. thank you so much. for your pet's chance at pet of day emill a photo or video to petpix at wttg.com. >> back to you. you >> idea there's.>> >> the other thing cats with pills, the little pill pocket. pull it in there. they love the treat. those work well. >> dogs and cats. >> yes. >> thanks, annie. >> all right. time now is 9:37. 9:3 we know some people have moves o like jagger. how about locks like him?im? coming up in the buzz bin, how to grab hair off the head of rolling stones frontman. [ laughter ] >> she's her. kim kardashian and kanye west welcome their baby girl early. we'll tell you all we know next.

♪ >> that gives me goose bumps. i have to go to this movism superman soars to the top of box office this weekend. i'm the only one who didn't see it because $125 million since sunday. $125 million. it's the biggest june opening ever and the second biggest of the year just behind ironman three, aapocalyptic comedy finished. and the drama now you see me finished third. >> do you think a lot of women justice went to see henry,ry, whatever his last name is as superman. >> that could be, i have to be honest. >> the kardashian clan has expanding now. beauty star -- reality star.

beauty star? reality star kim cash dashan -- kardashian and kanye west was born over the weekend. she was born five weeks early but both are just fine. the child has dark hair and and looks like her mother. a name has not been released. can you tell that early on. >> of course, you can. c name the baby kimye.i just do it. lock and roll? well, you can. rolling stone frontman mick jagger's hair goes up for auction next month. bidding starts at $2300 at a british auction house.ctio do you we know really? rea mick jagger's hair after being wash and trimmed by somebody.

>> they put it in like an envelope and we're going to save it. don't waste your money because he is going to want it back. [ laughter ] >> ahead at 9:00 a new miss u.s. is crowned. s but -- but it's not all people are talking about.lk we'll look at miss utah's big on air flub and it's uncomfortable. >> yuck. y holly is helping us pack a perfect picnic lunch. don't miss the tasty touches next. 9:43.

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>> this morning we're learningen to put together the perfect picnic basket. this time year. we're live at glenn gardens.

>> if here, you know all the ingredients are local. that's what they specialize in. everyone has a story. sto if you don't believe me, let mee bring in the owner. she knows every story of every product because they picks it. . last hour i mentioned shen dougha joe. you said -- >> dave who owns it was the diving coach at uva for 25 years. he had an incredible addiction to coffee. >> i can't imagine. >> he ended up buying this to feed his own addiction knowingwg nothing about the coffee roasting process. now he is a master he roasts them every week. >> this one is of my favorite products we have. it's called gourdies pickles. one of my favorite things how much care they put into the product. they put the tips off of every single pickel to make sure -- pickle to make sure it fits in

the jample she named the company gourdies after her day after i named the company glenn after my dad. >> i see route 11 chips annana cosina's tortilla strips. str i've been live at both of these places. we've done remotes featuring both. >> so much fun. >> since we're s showing off all the wonderful things here and embarking on picnic season as well. we thought it would be a goodul time tod learn to pack the perfect picnic and you have you someone to do just that. we're going to learn about picnic rated cheeses. >> what do you have going on? >> i wanted to h focus. i have chessa meek cheddar, a classic hard cheddar cheese, sharp, creamy delicious. it goes great with salami and other heat meats. what is great is you leave it out. if it's a hot day you don't have to keep it refrigerated all day

long. it's nice at room temperature. >> i do like cheese. it's always a good picnic staple. i like things that are salty, let's say.t's i'll bring in brady mars because he has a company called picnic gourmet spreads.eads hi. >> hi, how are you? >> let's talk about spreads. s >> we'll talk about these. they are made in maryland. all natural no preserve actives. they are great sandwich spreadss you can take them to a picnic op use them as a dip with crackers or peta, thing -- pita, things of that nature. they are good for entertaining, picnics, barbecues. this is moron -- moroccan cilantro. this is sophisticated and delicious. >> this is upscale as we can see. when you are talking about showcasing your productour something to do with your wife,

right? do you this together. >> for to you be able to cometo into a store like this and be be table get your product out, you how much does it help? >> helps considerably. one being a local producer helps. we own the business. we do it ourselves. o my wife came up with the reciper based on her love of entertaining, having friendsha over,vi eating and having a nice time. >> danielle i'll bring you in tt help round this out here. can i see you have a passion for the environment. that's kind of what pursued to start the whole thing, one bitee at a time. you have a relationship with each of vendors that is what makes you different. i had a moment as we were stocking the shelf for the first time before we opened i thought there's a science to shelf placement. where the mom's eyes and kids eyes. i looked around the room and thought to myself i'm friendsrin with every singing person in this room. what a cool equation. >> what a cool problem because b

you want every friend right there. you need to come in and check out all the products on all different levels. myfoxdc.com is our web site weuw have a link to theirs. open seven days a week only open for two months. come on in and save the environment bun bite at a time. >> thanks, holism time now for a look -- holism time now for a look -- thanks, holly. we look at the last days of kink of pop. pop >> it's considered key evidence in the wrongful death lawsuit l filed by the jackson familyy against promoter aeg live. on friday jurors watched a comparison of michael jackson performance billie jean to 2001 to show you could not performero the trademark moves. the production manager wrote to aeg live saying the singer was deteriorating in front of my eyes for the last eight weeks. >> what video are we looking at

here? >> a new one. new >> that's the latest one. >> he is older so -- my moves aren't as good as they were ten years ago either, alleyson. >> i don't -- allison. >> yeah, i don't understand. u >> let's talk about mick jagger. let's look at mick jagger who, whatever -- >> he is still moving and 70 something years old.in >> yeah,g yeah. >> i think clearly he was. >> moves like jagger. >> he moves like jagger and jag continued to. michael jackson was an athlete when it came to dancing. he was clearly in distress and not himself. it's push, push, push and do the show and make the money.e i think it's key evidence, too. >> we'll see. we' all right.ll wisdom. >> how about this? t i'm doing this story. >> oh. >> the nation's newest beauty queen. she's a big deal. she's miss connecticut.

25-year-old erin brady. all right?ht erin brady crowned miss u.s.a. in las vegas last night. she left her day john as an accountant to enter the processp >> get these numbers i'll be pretty. she get as an apartment in new york city for one year and is expected to go on a nationwide speaking tour raising awarenessa about breast and ovarian cancers. >> yeah g. for her. smart and beautiful. love it. >> the next one, though maybe not so -- came off as not so smart, unfortunately. unf it's a lot of pressure. miss utah didn't win the crouphc of course but she's getting headlines any way. it was for one of the pageants cringe moments. she was answering a question about income inequalate. >> -- inequality. >> it come backs to education and how we're continuing to try

to strive to -- [cheers and applause] -- figures out how to create jo right now.gh that is the biggest problem.bl special it will men are seen as the leaders of this. we need to try to figure out hoh to create education better so that we can solve this problem. >> oh, stop. >> maybe it's just me but i see what she's saying. >> no, you don't, you are looking at one thing only. on >> the lights are very bright.r >> what did she say. >> she was clearly nervous. >> yeah, for sure. >> if you are nervous and lights are bright, don't be in front of a million people talking about wanting to be miss america, miss u.s. >> i think she deserves another chance. >> sour biased -- you are so biased. >> she got lost in thought. she is on throw different things. >> we can make the excuses we

want. why are we asking these women ridiculous questions any way. wy it's not like they are going to solve the world's problems.ms >> that's an interesting perspective.pe >> they are going to be spokes people. if the lady going to represent breast cancer awareness. ask her questions about that. t don't ask her -- vladmir putin or solving the world's economic problems. s they all i'm saying -- that's all i'm saying. >> we'll discuss. good point.

>> breaking news. 7-eleven stores in virginia were part of a federal raid. it was involving allegations that store workers smuggled

people into the u.s. from pakistan. money launder was also part of the probe. we don't know where in virginiai it took place but we know store owners and managers were arrested. 7-eleven stores in long islandd were raided this morning as well. myfoxdc.com for the latest. >> could br e scattered showers and thunderstorms later today.a. >> be ready. >> thanks, tuck. >> thanks for watching fox 5 morning news.  williams show. today, sherri shepherd and changes on "the view." she sang