hour, but the concern is that th there could be some strong gusts of 60-miles an hour and some quarter-sized hail with that. there's also a storm on the earn shore not too far from till manl that might also have a little bit of hail in it 6789 let's take a peak in what the size ofe the hail is there. half inch size hail. as we look a little bit closer to our area, you'll be able to see that there is still one or two more storms up towards the hagerstown a. these don't seemwn to be as strong. the big change is going to a bee the drop in temperature and the drop in humidity. we've been in the 8 # 0s.e 8 we have a front coming throughhu right now. winds are beginning to get gusty and look at what it's bringing in. temperatures falling west of 60s as we get west of the mountains. we'll keep an eye on the warning. not everybody is going to seeng this, but you're going to get a brief round of rain and maybe the gusty winds as this frontal boundary comeshr

i'll join you again in a few minutes if we get more warnings. > back to you. thanks very much, sue. su two fairfax county a 16 year ola girl what goes assaulted this t morning as we walked to school along a path in already den. it's the same path that some so parents have been complainingha about fover month. they've been telling fairfaxee countyn officials they didn't di think the path was save and wanted permission to use thee bus, a request that was denied.i paul wagner joins us life with the story. >>reporter: this is the path that basically is basically a bs controversial i path i shouldpah say that i'm standing on right now. over here is silverbrook road and down this way is a road called monday can. we're not far from south county middle school and south county high school. the question right now is wheree exactly did this assault occur this morning? there's somehere question as to whether or not it occurred where i'm standing or whether it occurred over there h by those ten is

path that leads out to silverbrook road.si what we do know according to police, this girl who is 16 years old at about 7:45 was was grabbed from behind by a a hispanic male who ran off when f she screamed. where i'm standing this h is the path that has become bec controversial. there is some parents who live just on the other side of this wooded area that don't want don their kids to walk down this thi path and they want their kids to be able to take the bus.us. up until now, fairfax countyrf schools has said, no. no. jennifer lopez is livid. since last fall she and her mother have been telling fairfax county school officials and school board members that thehat path their children have to take is not save and they haven't the whatted a waiver that would allow their daughter to take the bus. the family lives within 1.5-milm circle that dictates who must ms walk and to gets to ride thehe

and so the path is the most direct way to get to the school. it leads from the subdivisionhe through a wooded area to a balll field and tennis courts before coming out on a monday can road or depending on how you walk, silverbrook road. they had school officials come f out last fall and walk the path with them early in the morning so they could see it for themes. but lopez says the officials told her and her mother nothing bad had happened on the path and the pa was safe. that was until this morning. they said, ma'am, it's save i because nothing has happened. ha and that was their quote. >> that is in an e-mail here that it seems safe becausefe nothing has happened.ha so there is multiple e-mails where she has said to them, your policy of "safe"is safe because nothing has happened is not an n acceptable policy when iten i involves the safety of our children. and that is a direct quote from the e-mails. today was a proven point that our concerns were

and it was only a matter of tim until this was going to happen. > just a couple of minutes ago i got off the phone with fairfax county school spokesperson joe p story i.stor he told me that because of what happened here this morning theyh are going to come back out here. they are going to look at thesea trails and they're going to storm whether or not this is a save or unsafe area and they say they may be able to give extensions, or i should say exceptions to students who wanto to take the bus and not walk down this path. so more to come on this story. life in already den, paul wagner, fox5 local news. > metro's safe track program is is getting someaf attention from the district homeland security agency. as metro embarks on a year's worth of repairs that will impact service emergency officials tell fox5 an evacuation crisis could erupt ip the city doesn't adjust its current plans to move people pe

fox5's tom fitzgerald is life at the mount vernon square stationq in northwest. it's just one more thing peopleo have to worry about now. >>reporter: to be clear, the te city and the district feelings that their plan is in place and is a good plan, but what they are he ' concerned about is thah people, all of us are not payinp attention to this very serious fact that metro is under un construction for the next year. think about it we've gone through a did youration oh, we've gone through 9/11 all with metro trains running.unni but over the course of the nexte year that might not always be be the case with these servers and interruptions that we're about to see. s now, we're here at the mount vernon station, but take a look at these street signs behind us. this is seventh street in northwest. you see that flag on the sign s post? well, it looks nice, but that actually means something. this means that seventh street northwest is a d.c.

route. as fox5 found out today not am t people know that or even have an evacuation route ready if one is needed. if you had to get out of d.c., if we had another erythropoietin wake, ifot we had another 9 #/11 what would you do? how would you get out. >> that's a good question.od would you know how to get out of d.c.? t. >> probably not. yeah, probably not.prob > do you have an evacuation plan to get out of d.c.? >> no, not really. to tell you the truth, it is kind of concerning. > it is also of a concern of d.c.'s homeland security and emergency management command center. since safe track's launch onaunc saturday the center has been monitoring metro and area roads, the reason if a natural disaster or a disaster struck, evacuatiou roads would face a crush since metro is

they are prepared to deploy more than 130 traffic control officers on the d.c. streets and use more than 10,000 security cameras to control trafficcont lights and move people out of of the district. but am people do not know whereh these evacuation routes are. d.c. homeland security now is relaunching a free phone app p showing you the evacuation route which actually navigates them to them. the message is this. we all need to dust off our evacuation plans andnd understanding metro is not a reliable option over the next year. when we put more vehicle also on the road like an emergency happening in the million dollarn of the t day and leaving at thea same time,s that using to causeg backups and it's going to take people a good time to get home.m it will take longer, much longer than they're used to.o. so what we tell folks is reallya in that event you need to have e plan with your family.. now, looking forwar

next couple of weeks, on july 4u there will be another activatio of the fast forward plan.rd is that going to be an effort to evacuate everyone off the national mall following the fireworks demonstration and in coming up p in about nine weekss d.c. home land's security and ad emergency management is going to be launching ready d.c. this is a complete reimaginingea of the homeland security effort in this district. their effort is to get everyone reattuned to all a of this of coming just before the 15th anniversary of 9/11. 9 we're life in northwest tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. > they are a huge problem inhue the district and in prince george's county.nty. people ill illegally riding alter and i vehicle also and als dirt bikes on city district. d.c. council member yvette alexander wants to change that.a she has introduced a new bill a that would make it illegal for gas stations to sell full to

riders. these atvs have taken over the roads and people fear them and they terrorize our neighborhoodh and people are fed up. l alexander's proposal mustropo first make its what you treat commit he. if the legislation passes then they will vote on the measure. the city council has approved a edge maker hike in d.c.'s minimize wage. while am celebrate this move some small businesses are ar bracing for the financial impact that will come with this law. fox5's matt ackland is life at l the wilson building with more. matt, maked reaction. >>reporter: hi laura, hi sarah, sure is. the council really needed to pick up the pace on this one. the reason why, there was a lott of talk about putting the $15 minimum wage hike on the ballot. so the council wanted to get ahead of it and go ahead and ahe pass it. that's what they did today. di the mayor had a

this morning where she stood behind us and said she was going to support it. take a listen to her comments. there are families working day d in and day out, sometimes two ow three jobs, but barely making ends meet. and that is why i introduced the fair shot minimum wage amendment act of 2016. and that is why we stand here today fighting for 15 in washington, d.c. this really is a major victory, especially for those people who make minimum wage. wa what will happen now? it'st' going to go from $10 .50 all the way to $15. that's in 20206789 but as you were talking about, some small o business owners are saying thatt it really could be difficult financially. in fact, let's take you to video. we talked to the owner of a small business today, see burger. you've probably been there p

business with three thr restaurants in c. he has about 80 employees. want outlines to a few commentsf from the owner who says this law could keep him from paying really good employees more than that minimum wage. if you paid somebody mediocre $15 that means you have to pay somebody good $20 an hour and id this kind of business it's going to be very, very difficult. right now you can see a lot oflo home depot, cvs, rite aid, they have -- you can't even find a a cashier anymore.r an you have to ring up stuff yourself. i think in 20 years maybe all the employees be robots. he also supports this minimum wage says it might have been ha smart if there was a part-time wage for say high school students who were getting theirt first job at a fast food restaurant, maybe pay them a little less because he thinks those jobs are going to be harde to come by. com by the way, one more thing, p

you're a tipped employee in the district of columbia you're not going to get that $15. in fact, they kind of met in the middle today, their wage will be $5. it's going to go from 2.77 up to $5 and that will also includell all of the tips. the life at the wilson building, matt ackland, fox5 local news. > up ahead in tonight's healths watch, a solution to help peoplp with mental illness. i can feel better about myself o

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find out the best treatment for them. many times patience sufferingiec from mental illness has tried several drugs before they find any relief. am call it medical roulette. now a saliva swab can help pinpoint which treatment mayreat work best. dr. jay lombard one of the creators of the test says it's giving many people relief helping them to understand and n that there is a genetic component to their illness. it's a game changer not only for people who suffer fromfrom depression but for those withith chronic pain, anxiety, even adhd and autism. there's two primary issues. one is what medications to potentially avoid because of higher adverse risk effects. that's very well documented,oc people with certain genetic markers are more likely to have adverse drug affects of those medications. opioid abuse, classic example. the fl

know that you have a better, or a less likely response to certain classes of medications.c the genetic test is also nowow being used among veterans whoho suffer from pose traumatic stress disorder. most the time patiences areare recommended for the genetic test after they have been described an anti-depressant and it hasn't worked. tomorrow night we're going tooig hear from a man who spent most of his life depressed but could never help him find the drugs ts help him feel better. we asked on twitter would yououd consider getting this test or dt you not want to know. 64 percent say it could be a relief and 36 percent say theyay don't want to know. you can find the twitter poll on my page, laura evans fox5 d.c. i think it's soggy would want to know. i would think so, too. teenagers don't seem to be listening to the warnings of hearing loss from loud music. the number of teens with hearing damage has hit an

number 30 percent of teens weree already experiencing a chronic ringing in the ears. the damage is caused by loud music at parties, concerts andct the increased use offer buds ane head phones. with the mounting concerns about injuries in football a new study set out to answer a position. whattings post offices take thet most and the hardest hits? an offense, running backsacks experienced the highest number of severe impacts, but quarterbacks also took a lot ofo severe hits.its. on defense, defense ends engaged in the most severe hits, but all other defensive positions weren't far behind.ind. the study categorized hits fromt light to severe. those don't signal the potentiap for injure requirement with alle the talk of zika virus, preventing mosquito bites is a priority for am people this summer. victoria secret bombshell perfume p may actually help keep mosquitoes away.ui

researchers from new mexico state university were surprisedy to find w the vittoria secret bombshell perfume repelsels mosquitoes when used in high concentrations. that might drive some men away, too. the perfume was randomly p picked for the testing. researchers expected it to attract mosquitoes because it smelled sweat. experts still say repel events containing deet, lemon or youyou can lop tuesday oil is your best bet. that actually works, i've triedd it before. planted around the background is good for the animals.ni it contain the mosquitoes. good idea. probably cheaper than the vittoria secret furnish fume. i belly laughed when you said .hat i do have lots of puddles around my backyard. maybe this wind will help kindep of get rid of that.

and that is the big story i about what is happening tonight. we've had a few severe and i'mim going to start with that because we've had a severe warning downn to our south.out that includes portions of charles, not all of charles, a small portion of king george, spotsylvania and stafford. this storm is moving east at about 3040 miles an hour.our. here are some of the communities in the path. miles town and williams have. hv i've got to tell did you we have heard of trees being knocked down by these storms around the glenn did i area than a that's not too far from frederick burg. be wear that these storms mean business.. there does seem to be a general weakening trend as it's heading over to the east.east there has been a storm that s we're much whatting up toward the your ban a area. let me put that in motion. it's moving quickly.in that is not a warm storm, but its

just east of 270.of we don't have a lot of stormsof towards the north and west. the frontal boundary is cutting right through the city with those gusty winds.th it's going to drop the humidity and the temperatures and it's going to dry up the atmosphere.o we'll tell you what effect that will have on your wednesdayedne forecast coming up in a few minutes. thanks very much.mu > coming up, lawsuit reveals how david copper field pulled off his vanishing audience trick.ick. the kardashian boutique dash in west hollywood is targeted by an arson is. how much money do reality stars really make.ake the hollywood a listers serve ae ball palers at mow whom add alley's service.er today is prince day.. how is hometown of minnesota is celebrating. celebrating.

time now for your hollywood headlines. david copper field forced to to reveal the secret behind one of his tricks. the vanishing crowd trick. the secret behind it now going i public. the audience are suspended from a gauge and are given torches th shine back at the audience. a they are taken through a secretc passage and outside of the theatre. an audience member who fell during the trick back at a show in 2010 is suing copper field claiming that he slurred a head injury.d while someone tried to fire bomo the west hollywood boutique owned by the kardashian sisters. a witness saw a man throw a t flaming object through the fron wind on. the store was closed at the time and it didn't catch cat fire. and there was no damage besides a broken wind on. the motive behind the crime is unclear. there is a lot of

speaking about the kardashians to be made in reality television, but how much do the cast members on your favorite yo reality show really make? aol.com compiled the numbers and the kardashians are raking in about 25 million a year for their reality split between the family members. popular shows like pawn star pay central cast members s15 to $25,000 an episode and people who are just making an appearance like friends oriend spouses of the real housewives typically make between 500 andtw 15 peeer episode. today is the day that music icon prince would have turned 58 years old. p &c @&c& he died in april from a drug d to celebrate prince's life and legacy by declaring today prince day. the governor has encouraged

everyone there to wear purple in his honor. > coming up, cracking down on designer drugs. a hearing on the hill today to dealing with the growing problei of synthetic marijuana. and a family is suing panary bread for serving peanut butter to a child with an allergy. what the store says is to blamel for the life threatening mistake. clinton clinched the democratic nomination before today's reports are in. in sanders says he's still not backing down. ronica, roger georgia dull is life and well. this isn't news, but why this is coming to the forefront, i'll, tell you what happened on the nfl's twitter account coming up.

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here is a look at some other top stories we are following for you this evening. fire investigators in fairfax city say careless smoking is tos blame for a fire that spread through an apartment building. the fire broke out around 2679. 30 this morning.. 74 year old william patton the second was killed. firefighters found him in a i second floor bedroom. d.c. police chief cathy lanierae was among those testifying onn capital hill today at a senate hearing that dealt with the growing problem of synthetic drugs. the head of the drug enforcement agency also testified before the senate judiciary committee. he saysud the agency began cracking down on synthetic drugr in 2010, but despite the feds efforts, designer drugs were made a major threat. d.c. and maryland state policee say they put an illegal fencingn operation out of business.usin they say the operation was run n out of a business on georgia avenue northwest. officers arrested a marylandmanl yesterday.ye investigators say he was illegally selling

cellphones and other items fromo the d.c. store.tore when police arrested him yesterday they confiscated guns, ammunition, prescription painkillers and $26,000 in cash. to politics now where eight years ago today hillary clinton conceded to barrack obama.bam she famously said, the highest, hardest glass ceiling now had about 18 million cracks in it because of the votes and suppord that she received throughout her campaign for president even though they didn't win the nomination at a time. nearly a year later to the day, the associated press reported that clinton has enough supports ronica cleary. the associated press tweetedted yesterday that according too their count hillary clinton had enough delegates to secure the nomination. you've probably heard quite a bit in this raise about pledgelg delegates versus super delegates.de pledge

by the primary out comes and rules by the state.stat super delegates are often referred to as the democratic party elite.ite. they can vote for any candidate of their chosing. while clinton leads in thethe pledge delegate account and super delegate account many haviorsedded their opinions inpn this raise.se. according to the ap clinton has the support of 571 superer delegates while sanders has the support of only 48. now super delegates, they were introduced in 1984 after the democrats faced a frustrating decade of loss. first income govern's loss in 1972 to nixon and even though carter won in 1976 he lost to to reagan in 1980.980. super delegates they were introduced in 1984 to help the party and attempt to bring renewed success to thene presidential raise forwe democrc is. when i saturday down with

may and i asked him about super delegates and if something needg to change in the future especially because of the frustrations voiced this raise. the relation of super delegates, which full disclosure i'm one as you know, as a governor and a am toker d and c chair you get it for life. he we can always look the athe rules after this done i think when hillary is in office i think one of the things she'll look at is the whole nominating process. bernie sanders has said heaid doesn't feel either candidate ill will be able to secure thehe nomination without superna delegates and because of this there will betid a contestedcot convention. now, after today's primary raise we'll see if his prediction is still correct and if he will still continue towards the paths of a contested convention.. back to you. well, president obama met with india's prime minister for bilateral talks ahead of an address to congress. prime minister inner and extra moat tea sad down with theea

the meeting focused on economicn environmental and securityenta issues. this is the seventh time the two have met since motive came to four in 2014. when the broncos visited the white house to visit their super bowel win yesterday, one playere was on a mission to give the president. it gave. non violent drug offenders whofn had their sentences pardoned by the president last july.iden she was able to see her son play football in person, including in the super bowel. > that was very meaningful, i'm sure for him to be able to givev that thank you note to the president. she had never seen him play pro football ever and what a seasona to get a chance to see him doo it. speaking of football, we aree always talking about redskins. a good news for a lot of fans of deshawn jackson.

about? yep, we are. the last line of otas are underway. they are voluntary, but as muchh speculation about the wheres of deshawn jackson he is indeed back at work. the redskins tweeted out a few shots of jackson in action. he had been working out on hisis own on the west coast. this isn't the first time he has missed otas. get this he's missing outut because he decided not to worko out and it'sville try. he got a $5,000 workout bonus. the media is in tomorrow and hopefully we'll a little bit more from jackson.ack roger goo del is alive. this is from a can thatter, somebody claiming due del.l. they said they found thehe password by hacking an employee's e-mail accounts. they also claimed his which can

death deflated lungs. > tony likes that. tony perkins can't get it get together. he's okay. you might remember this withith bryce harper taking on the role of barber and giving some harper-style haircuts.le h they started the year with with three straight losses but then they got some advice from bryce. if you look good, you feel good and you play good.ay guess what, the team who areho called the little nats finishini up 23 and 0 of after the haircuts, they say it's the hair. am of them kept the bryce look through the year.the i ride to go for the bryce lookk today. i stick with this. finally this weekend, thousandsh will take the streets of the district for the annual capital pride parade with sports leagues becoming more and more too promote equality for all it'sits not a surprise to see one of the d.c.'s teams. braden local bee will take part

cheers squads from the wizards,e caps and mystics will take part n as well. to our knowledge, few with a stature of hope behalf done so. he calls it anion offer. meantime tiger woods just announced a few minutes on his twitter account he will not be l playing in the us open or the quicken national.atio tonight the us plays coast that rick a in cope a america.amer the us has to win or tie or they will not advance out of thef group stage. there you have it. we covered it all, baseball, we, got football, we got soccer. why isn't tiger going to play? >> he had some back surgery.urge when they played. he sunk three or four in the water. did not look good. he needs to take a break.rea >> it's not been a good run for him. there is one particular event where it was all downhill from there. u

right. > in deed we do. coming up, i southwest 72-hour sale is back, but there's a big catch hey, caitlyn, hey, laura and sarah, i just got busy insy the weather center over the past hour. area of showers and thunderstorms now south of d.c. weakening. we are watching a couple of hundred dollars showers aroundll the dmv.ar we'll give you an update on whan to expect tonight. plus the return of some very spring-like temperatures. it will be down right cool tomorrow.

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> the cincinnati zoo reopeneded gorilla world today for the first time since the boy fellll into the exhibit, the three yeae old climbed over a barrier andai dropped into the moat forcing zoo keepers to kill a 17 year old gorilla, the barrier hasarri been moderated to better separate humans animals. yesterday prosecutors decided to not file charges against thehe child's mother. the us ago department is still looking into the case for possible sanctions against the zoo. us champion and will submit be among the ball pairers.aire the other ball pairers will be family and family friends. ally will be laid to rest onest friday in his hometown of louie till, kentucky. it will be open to the public unstreamed life. > tonight, the wife of d.c. man who suffered a stroke last monta is thanking the s paramedics who account ad quickly to safe h

husband.husb raymond johnson fell ill and family members called 911 1 #. family members quickly responded and drove him to sibly husband. a district of columbia patient o was on his way. doctors and nurses weref able o quickly stabilize him. last thursday, it could have been the other way, but you weru there and you got him here and i will always be greatful for what you've done and for the doctors and the nurses here, thank you so very much for taking care of my husband. we have been married for 58 years and this is the longest that we have ever been separated since he's been in the hospitali here. his wife says he's doing much better and he's expected to make a full recovery.ecov > it could have been such a different story and to be ablele to celebrate it, too, with all of them, how special for her to be able to do that to say thank

you. together 58 years, wonderful.er > taking it outside now. those winds kicking up as a few storms start to role in.n. let's check in with caitlyn on where they are now.ow. >> we felt some dark skies for a while outdoors.ile maybe you saw one of theth thunderstorms that quicklytorm passed through d.c.c. otherwise a line of some showere down towards the south allll associated with a cold front that is going to dramatically cool things off starting tomorrow morning.to i think it will feel refreshing but a little bit cooler than what we've become used to inin early june.e. a break from the humidity. the next few days will feel thel way the month of month shouldonh have felt, but the rained for three weeks straight so it looks like we are getting some redemption with our temperatures and some nice temperature overre the next couple of days. winds be on the breezy sky, tropical storm l colin is departing. that does create the pressure gradient with high pressureress building in.n. we will

with this weather.s we this is the cold front thathat passed through.pa winds have shifted behind it, but showers and storms haveave popped up along it with the heat of the day.he we did have a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of northern virginia earlier that has since expired although there were reports that at leasl a couple of trees down in staff i area. across southern, maryland, charles, st. mary's through the bay and then onto the earnhe shore. there are some hefty down powers with this line.wi if you are under it, it's not severe. not even seeing much lightning, not on radar with that. one other cell moving from frederick towards colombia right now along i70 and so there could be some heavy down powers with that, but also non severe. showers and storms are very part of this cool air mass moving in and that instability created all of these showers to papule on what was a very nice and sunny day. temperatures were in in

80s earlier. behind the front we've fallen to 80 in washington, 77 in martinsburg and 79 in westminster. all across the area we're seeing winds pick up.ck this is behind the front, gusty winds 15 to 20 miles an hour.r. temperatures, you can see where the front is, 80 in washington, but 64 buffalo, 66 destraight and 66 in chicago where up across parts of michigan andnd wisconsin they have frost advisories for parts of tomorrow morning. 105 last vagues, 8 # portland, 80 seattle l well above normal for parts of the country thatt doesn't really have air-conditioning.ai everything with these showersit dies off with the setting of the sun. after 8:00 we'll start to see our skies clear very rapidly. by tomorrow morning maybe some showers that go through very briefly, the only time we could see a shower is in the morning t with thehe last push of cold ai. otherwise we have some sunshine and it's a

wednesday. high pressure will make it feel a little l breezy, it will feell pretty nice. despite the cooler temperaturese keep in mind uv index still pretty high. it's easy to get burnt if you're out there.here lowe's overnight, 60 in washington, 50s elsewhere. we are looking at a high temperature of just 73 tomorrow. so we have been used to the temperatures in the 80, 60-degrees tomorrow morning, bum probably starting off with the widespread 50 #-s. 77 on thursday. there's that seven day forecasts really on theve cool side the nh few days but really, really nice. we'll warm things up over theupo weekend. saturday a chance of some thunderstorms. then it looks very comfortableoo with temperatures even around normal into next week. still no really bad heat. we haven't hit 90-degrees yet0-e this season. it is cool enough for the kidss to need a jacket at the bus stop. it's going to warm up

least in the 70s. it's going to be beautiful. >> a really nice afternoon. > a look over to tony and shawn. i'm looking forward to giving the air-conditioning a littletle break.br > it's perfect weather for me, in the mid 70s?s? >> yes. love it.t. > tonight at 6 we're taking a closer look at synthetic pot.t. fox5, of course, was on the on scene when people weree overdosing on the streets.tree why d.c.'s top cop says it's th' new drug of choice that's infiltrating the city.ity. then, thanking a hero for his bravery and sacrifice. we will show you a woundedounded smart home.ome and speaking of warriors how these parkinson's patience are looking to mow whom add ally asy they battle the debilitating disease we'll hear from them in just a about it.

> who the on the web tonight,n now may be the time to book youk next flight. southwest, 72 hour nationwide fair sale is back. there are tickets going for less than $100 for some of southwest shortest non-stop trips. there time around there are a lot more day of travel restrictions on the cheap fairs. the sale is over on the end ofnd the day on thursday.on i know what i'm doing at 6:00. aside from watching fox5 local news. if you build up miles on american airlines get ready ford big changes. starting in august the carrier will frequent flyer based on non miles flown. you will have to spend $3,000 to be considered elite. the frequent flyer rewardsewar program is the industry's oldest and largest withith 100 million miles.10 they're doing what united already did. a massachusetts family is suing panera bread for serving peanut butter to a

threatening allergy. they say they ordered a grilled cheese sandwich online and included a note that their chill has a peanut allergy, but the girl took a bite before their parents noticed and had to be hospitalized. the store manager blamed the mistake on a language barrier. > the district is taking steps to make sure employees do notot discriminate against employees.o they release new guidelines forr businesses to help them bothhem higher and retain transgender workers. the new report outlines nine new guidelines and suggestions like urging p employers to maintain confidentiality, ensure accessue to restrooms and have genderr neutral dress codes.dres a high school on long island is planning to feature gender neutral attire during its graduation. all grads will wear blue gownslu one ne

request of a student. coming up, adorable little girl adamantly arguing with her dad over how to count.to and she is not backing down.ac no, it's this way, dad. we'll be right back. stay with us. we're back in three minutes.

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the favorite word at that age, no. see dad. you need to listen, dad. that's little alee who was verye confident in her countingcoun skills. this is video of alee a refusing to recognize the number four anu this video is going viral. nearly 60,000 times on youtube. her dad who is a teacher triestr to correct her but she's nothe's having it as you just

finally mom gets through by asking her to count to four. apparently she listens to mom, not just dad. four is so five minutes ago, dad. super cute.ut thanks for being here with us at 5. fox5 local news at 6 startst 6 right now.righ this is fox5 local newses at 66. it was only a matter of time until this was going to happen.p right now at 6 she raised a red flag about a dangerous walking path. the teenage girl was assaulted while she walked to school. then the ripple effect from metro's massive tract work.ork. we're life with the impact on you. is donald trump backtracking on what some called his racist comments about a federal judge? what trump is saying now. the news at 6 starts right now. it is good to have you with us tonight. i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. a virginia mother is livid asli she says a young girl was attacked on the very trail sheri war

it happened along silverbrook road in already den. it's a trail that leads to a million dollars and high school. fox5's paul wagner is life with the latest. paul, i would assume many students are walking along thisg way. >>reporter: this is the path, i'm standing on it right now and this back here is the path that has been controversial.ial. there's some question right thit minute as to whether this pathhs right behind me is the actually the one where the girl was assaulted this morning. in talking with a school spokesperson and the police it's little unclear it may be a path just over here behind these tennis courts. in any event, where i'm standing it has become controversial and it is controversial simply because some parents who live i a subdivision on the other sideh of the wooded area here became very concerned about allowing their young girls to walk downk this path early in the morning and they asked fairfax county police for an exception to let