>> right now at 10 an 11 year old girl groped by a stranger ar a local target store.. then a tree comes crashing down injuring two people and damaging a car hear from the t witnesses who rushed to help the victim. get ready for a tough mondah morning commute. >> during weekday it'sweek definitely going to be really bad. >> tomorrow will be the first rush hour with new metro closures in effect.ffec fox 5 local news starts no. >> thank you for joining is i'm lauren demark can he.ca >> matt ackland. fairfax where a stranger groped an 11 year girl as she wasr shopping with her father g at target. >> maureen in a marraco is following this one. >> reporter: such a scary ordeal for families and parents. especially the children that

just outside this target.arge this happened yesterday at the fairfax plaza 5:00. 11 year old walking with her father when she says she was groped from behind by a stranger. now, she went home and it was when she got there that she told her father that she had been touched by a man she did not know. called police, called target, target released video nother looking for the you suspect. parents are on edge. >> that is disturbing. scary. something i hope never happens again into reality, people cancn come in from anywhere, right, target. >> worrisome. .ery scary. >> i would imagine they have security personnel, i don't think they are responsible for somebody elses actions. >> reporter: now, police saying they are searching for a man in

20s last epicene leaving target in a burgundy mistake. marina ma rocky fox 5 local news. >> the murder of a young man from gaithersburg. they say officer found the body of 18 year old christian morales, west side drive in gaithersburg. he had visible injuries on his body. police are asking anyone withh information about his death tohs give them a call. fox 5 in the district a stabing at the georgia avenue pet worth metro stations under investigation. police briefly shutdown the station tonight while responding to the scene.ne. detectives believe a woman stabbed her partner. par victim was taken to the hospital. no word yet on his condition.oni 82 jewels in the district tonight a group of people rushed in to help in a when a large tree branch fell on a woman near the national mall. it also smashed her car. fox 5 lindsay watts joins usoin where she spoke to people who ran up to help, lindsay.

>> reporter: mat, this happened right bit museum of natural history. you can see what happened to tht sign here. it was the middle of the afternoon. a lot of people walking and a driving in this area.rea. and this is not your typical tree branch. take a look at this thing. so big and so heavy that the crews working out here for hours today weren't able to clear it away. people who witnessed this come o down realized how much work worse it could have been. >> when i saw that tree fall, i thought for sure someone was was probably killed. >> reporter: witnesses say the snapping bark sounded like gunshots. >> night went pop pop pop.op >> reporter: hof nowhere timber and leaves over tree signs and stoplights crashing down right on to constitution avenue. >> that's where it was chaotic everyone started screaming and running in two separate directions. they were about 50 feet away, they watched people scatter

joined the crowd running back b toward the tree realizing someone was trapped. >> i think there was like maybe 30 or 40 people trying to push it up to try to get the woman out. and it didn't even feel like --- my arm wasn't even halfway underneath of it, so it was, was with all these people lined up trying to list it, it wasn'tt, i going anywhere: thankfully the woman underneath all this avoided the heaviest part of the branch. firefighters say sheen another person hurt don't have anyrt serious injuries. patrick had a different view when the branch dropped. he was driving under it. >> like a flush on my car u. shattered his windshield abruptly putting an end to his sunday drive u clearing this u away a tall order for cruise who spent hours with chain sauce hacking through the wood and unexpected mess

>> we were this close. w >> yeah i know.e >> reporter: these tourist could have done without the close call. their shock from earlier nowlier turned to relief. >> we could have been under that tree, yeah.yeah its amazing no one seriously got hurt. huge thing. i'm just grateful. >> reporter: back here live you can high where that branch snapped. what is so strange about this there were no stormstr dc fire spokesman said he can't remember anything like this happening onh a day there was no rain or wind. tonight, this tree surround thid area are back streets are back open. even though crews are going to have work cut out. o live in northwest lindsay wattsn fodsx 5 local news. >> we could be reporting on a tragedy thank goodness no one was hurt. here as live look outside.. great weekend beautiful shot of washington monument there, noo

and lots of sunday this weekendw hope you enjoyed your father's day. >> it was a great one order dad's, gwen is here to talkis h about the starter of the workweek. we are going to heat. its going to be another hotter day.r today was pretty hot out there with temperatures in the '90s. we had low humidity that was thh best of all. it wasn't sticky. just not feeling that mugginess outside.outsid temperature wise, all three airports in low '90s upper '80s for dulles. but you know still well above the seasonal average for this time of year, so, definitelyely indication that summer is not too far away trust me it is closer than you think t77 degrees right now. relative humidity 52%. staying pretty much on the sunday died. winds from the south southwest seven miles an hour. we got a few clouds out that. o we do have influence of a rich of high pressure. pre so 66 degrees at manassas, 74 fredericksburg p77 at annapis

winchester at 70 and dulles at 71 degrees. winds continue to be light. satellite radar not showing ahoi whole lot we are seeing a few high clouds. nothing to be too concerned with. forecast for tonight, 68 degrees for the overnight hours. mostly clear skies. not too, as we head into the beginning of the workweek its going to be a hot one. talk about pump up the ac, its going to be a lot warmer than iw was tomorrow i'm going to have t all those numbers and forecast in just a bit. back to you. >> back to work tomorrow. the commute could get very ugly for folks come something in and out of the district.t phase two of safe track program. over the next two weeks no trains between eastern market and minnesota avenueen or betwen eastern market and benning road. no trains between arlington b national cemetery and roslyn and

metro will provide shuttle bus s service those buses could be crowded.ded. >> buses william really packedil this morning. i mean,li really have more peope on it than it should have. during the weekday definitely going to be really packed. >> phase two work is expected to wrap up july third people who demend on metro consider other options suggested alternative at car pooling even rideing a bike. terrible crash in car lining county virginia killed sixled people. details.arning new police tell thus the driver was fromus chicago now facing sixacn counts of involuntary manslaughter and reckless driving charges. 16 people were in the van. police say none of them weree wearing a seat belt, the van was heading from north carolina to new jersey when it ran off the road on i95 saturday morning. investigators say driver fatigu was partially responsible forsa

we now know the cause ofau happen had an apartment fireire that displaced 22 people in p prince george's county firety f officials say the flames sparkef with cigarette many beers.aret fire badly damaged nine units of the building in laurel one firefighter was hurt when hehurt fell from a latter ladder. he is out of the mondays doing well. still ahead, its been one i week we're going tots have the latest and the orlando nightclub shooting. new informatio n about the killer phone calls about to be made public. a young actor who many of you may recognize killed in a freak accident at his home. details coming up. >> new developments in the gunoe control debate. a closer look at the proposals senate is set to vote on. be right right back.

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downtown orlando to remember the victims of last weeks shooting. fbi plans to release transcripts conversations the shooter hadhad with the police while the attack was taking place. >> reporter: one week ago america woke up to the horrifying news. gunman opened fire inside a nightclub or orlando.do. >> it's been a week in our community. we are hurting. h we are exhausted.sted confused. and there is so much grief. >> reporter: orlando soccer club paused for a moment of silence l and also left 49 seats empty inn the stands. one week to the minute from when the shooting started 2:seer 2 am church bells raining downtownls one to mark each r victim. the investigation as to what motivate a

>> we have to get control over this internet proper began d this will not be the last a attack in the united states. i'm certain there's another individual like mateen out that, orlando shooter whose radical leaving as we speak: attorney general loretta lynch said partial transcripts made duringr the attack will be released. >> we are releasing the transcripts of the phone contact between the killer and orlando gosh years. >> reporter: city of orlando said it is doing everything theg can to make sure those impactedc get what they need. >> trauma, fear, anger and guilt. sooner people get away with this and deal with it. the bet outcome we have. >> reporter: massive cancelve light vigil is due more than 20 thousand people expected to attend. steve hair began fox

>> hole wood is morning the death of anton died in a freak accident. police say he was standing in his driveway when his car solid backwards and pinned him against a brick wall. the 27 year old suffered serioue injuries that led to his death.a he starred up the recent star trek movies, alpha dog and like crazy. to brit tan hundreds of mourners, cox, stabbed and shot after she held a meeting.. alleged killer scheduled to appear in court tomorrow. unclear what the motive for the murder was but cox supported brit tan sustaining the european union. referendum whether she'll stay in the eeu is set for thursday. 12ing news from capital hill gun control. members will consider aside number of proposals.sals garrett kenny has

>> monday the senate will vote on two proposals. it is highly unlikely any of the proposals will receive enough votes to pass. loretta lynch appeared on shows. specifically, the amendment from california democratic senator diane fine sign that would give the attorney general more latitude to. >> very strong law enforcement interest in protecting that put people on the watch list or that mayor be around those individuals. its very important tows that we have the ability to conduct this in a way that let's us protect that information. >> reporter: president obamar: also called for a ban on assault weapons nra is pushing back arguing well no terrorists should be allowed to purchase pr guns the administration is

citizens second amount many rights. >> truth of the matter those guns were band and paris did not stop that attack, band and brussels, band in california,ni, criminals and terrorists are not going to be deterred by one more gun control law when they arehe willing to walk into a gun free club and commit murder with a firearm. >> reporter: while none of ther: four proposals after w a vote ae expected to pass susan collins is working on an alternativenate compromise that may be able to gain buy partita soon supportari later this week. wee in washington i'm garrett kenny fox news. new a little time off the campaign trail for hillaryra clinton thisil weekends. you'ld understand why. >> chelsea president clintonea gave p birth to a baby boy on saturday. she an d her husband named him ayden. this is their second child. you can get a better look ink this photo with his dad and grandpa the former

look at how speat. >> congratulations. 82 jay very exciting. >> let's take a>> turn j and taa look at the forecast here's a f live look at the national cathedral. so how are things looking as wee head gang to work. check in with gwen.ith hi there, well he know we got a great report for evenor heading back to, would. its going to be on the hot side. let's take a look at our temperatures right now. its still very very warm outside. double seven's at dc, same at annapolis, 75 degrees in battle m quantico 76, we have 71 at dulles, 70 winchester and 66 at culpeper. winds light humid will there, we have a rich of high pressureigh that still is remaining inn charge.ge. so, tomorrow officially yes, itt is the first day of summer. 93

the day. tuesday little bit of an active day a chance of seeing some storms. so just be aware of that, we'll elaborate on that. in the meantime we do have accompanied average for airr quality in effect. and that means un healthy foror sensitive groups with any kind of respiratory reissues, elderlr people and small children asked not too spend too much time outside because its not verynot safe. heading to summer home. its coming in as its supposed to temperatures into the '90s i'll let you know how long all this heat will stick around when we w get to my 7-day forecast. back to you. >> thank you, gwen. ceo of amazon now working on conquer ring the world of space travel. blue origin space transportation successfully launched its any i rocket. investigators are working

developing rockets that can be refurbished and reused. blue origin is focusing on taking travelers into suborbitar space 62 miles we're earth.les it will be ready to make -- take its first customers into space about tbo years. >> i'm saying no to that. i doi not want to go there. >> i'd like to try it. >> i don't know why. i don't want to leave. >> a couple years to work out the kings. >> plus i think it's going to cost a preteener penny into 72ep still to come devastating wild w fighters scorching land out west. could make itt more difficult for firefighters battling the flames. details -- due to the latest "safetrack" closures.

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>> mass exodus is under way inue the city of, as government troops continue to battle isis fighter. >> i rock regained control there remains pocket of fighting. thousands of residents left their homes. fox's connor pull reports.nor >> reporter: isis lost control of more than two third of palusha. there far from defeated. militants continue to fight with i rocky commanders say their c resistanceom is growing. in orogens deployed snippers. the fighting sending thousands of civilians fleeing. still in bag dad,

fall. as the fighting continuese f commanders are starting to lookl towards the next battle. i racks second largest city the only area still fully under control of isis. injuries from fox news. >> till to come wild fires scorch chinning parts.part us. as they battle six major blazes across four different states. the heat is on here anothere die withre temperatures into tht 90 first official day of summer and its coming in in full f forces. stay with us fox 5 news at 10 will be back after the the break.

>> it could be an ugly morning tomorrow. tomorrow morning will be the first rush hour with part two of safe track.. >> extra drivers out on the road. alexandria limon has the story row. >> reporter: well, if you are dreading your commute because of all the work on metro you are m not the only one.ne. maybe i can offer i was little tiny bit of news if you are choosing to drive all the open o parking spots they are making them available to commuters. we are at lot three of rkf stadium it will be opening sixix am to 10 parking will be seven b dollars jump up to 15 during5 special events, but, it's good o to know there will be a little more parking since there will be a lot more cars on the road. r this is all happening bec

phase two of metro's "safetracka program that will shutdownown segments of the blue, orange and silver lines.er the areas that will be impacted are between eastern market and e benning road. there will be no metro service.e also between eastern market and minnesota avenue and between arlington cemetery and rosslyn plus armory stadium and the potomac avenue stations will bea closed altogether. metro says they are trying tog offer some additional solutions by offering shuttle bus service but the problem is the agency says they already know those kno buses will not be able to accommodate all of the regular g metro customers. >> we you do need to make otherk plans and have need to have a hv game plan and need to come up with it no. i also want to warn you that evening at experience on the buses will be tough there's not enough bus capacity to handle vol you'll we normslyu handle. >> reporter: toner on ton of the closureshe

service in other areas this will impact about 30 thousands ofands their customers. c officials recommend if if you can avoid the metro and think of another way to get to where you are going whether it it's car pool, bikeing or walking you should take that option. alexandria limon fox 5 local news. >> hope the ac is working in the cars. a lot of people are going to be sitting in traffic. that's a grandparent ..rent it is going to be very hoty tomorrow you definitely want to pump up the ac. tomorrow is the day you have to be friendly to anyone that has a pool. you need to make friend withd w those people. you don't have a pool find aind friend with a pool or make a friend. hot. going to be you are going to want to go dipping tomorrow for sure. if you don't have anywhere where there's going to be ac get have been. a mall orav somewhere.ll o it is going to be another hot day. even warmer tomorrow than it was today. beautiful shot there thgh

a few high clouds outside tonight not too too much to be concerned with.nc that's because we have a really strong rich of high pressure inn control. so fairly mild night tonight.on. not talking cool at all. summer starts with '90s tomorrow. the first official day of summer. we thought that happened a few weeks ago when it was already in the '90s. that was a teacher. humidity go going to gradually come in. now it is sneaking in the back door. get prepared for that we are going to feel the stickiness. tuesday we're talking a chancee offer scattered storms.rms. high today well above seasonal. upper 80's and low '90s all l three airports.ree still really warm outside right now. take a look. double seven in the nation capital same in annapolis 75 battle m68 fredericks little f cooler relatively speaking.ak 71 at dulles, 74 degrees at

fredericksburg. winds are light. lig a few high clouds. c not too much to be concernedoncd with.wi we've got a strong rich of high pressure in place that's going a to give us all the sunshine. jet stream well to the north allowing this early part of thee week to get a pretty good southerly flow into the '90s things will switch up later inin the week we'll end up gettingp into the '80s. closer to seasonal conditions. code average for air quality isa in place. very un healthy if you have any respiratory re disease or heartd disease, elderly people and small children not to spend extended time outside. uv index tomorrow is going to be extremes that's another thing tt take into consideration. that hot weather is going to stick around a little bit into t the week.eek. plenty of sunshine tomorrow as a that rich builds in. then we're going do keech an eyo on this cold whether going to move its way

maybe a few scattered storms. looks like the strongest of o those storms will be primarily p through the north wested and tos the south. we still can't rule out we night to the see storms that could have potential to be severe that cold front just like it did last week, coming in hot humid airir mass. you get the crashes of the of masses. as a result here's where we have the marginal risk dc to the south slight risk even more to the south of us. it is a day where you really just going to have to keep your eyes to the sky. 87 degrees, into by 5:00 hour. so hot hazy and humid conditions. definitely jet stream is goings to continue to keep us that way. as we take a look at fox 5 7-day forecast, into the '80s once we get past tuesday. and then we start to see a chance of storms from low pressure system on thursday. all set though with plenty of o sunshine for a zip trip on friday. sunshine allck to over again.

so, the challenge tomorrow, is going going to be to stay cool.c let's check with matt and lauren. >> race against time. firefighters are>> battling majr wild fires in california, utah, arizona, in new mexico. firefighters are dealinggh with 100 degree temperatures. they try to get upper hand. here more from foxs lauren blank charred. >> reporter: firefighters are making progress but extreme heat could worsen conditions and cut into progress they've already made. in southern california the fire is threatening hundreds of homes as flames are only a few miles physical coastal communities. firefighter weather given a a break last night when wind diedn down but the fire still had residents worried as red flag conditions are expected thiste week. >> the fire was so close. there were a lot of burning manr b i came out

said there's one woman here and five dogs wake me up if i need to go. >> reporter: the fire in arizona en gulfed thousands of acres many temperatures in the triplet digits with low humidity. hum fire officials don't expect any break. knew mexico the governor directed national guard to help secure communities impacted by a massive fire in the central part of the state. its already over 17 thousand acres and expected to grow as a winds strengthen so far this t year, nearly two million acres have been burned. and we haven't even hit the peek offer wild fire season. lauren blanchard fox news. >> devastating impact of alzheimers december snatchesrs into we're going to here from a daughter who became her daughter caretaker while she was in college. find out how you canut keep fight back against the disease

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into dc cares, partnering withs, the always association. the longest day.. we've been sharing stories of people dealing with always and a hopes of raising awareness. >> we meet 24 year old megan newman, her mom is living with alzheimers, something she never thought she'd experience at such a young age. >> my mom mayor lynn, she was ss just kind of a

reckoned with growing up. she was really smart. she was really star castlly particular, always had anamine and something to say as i got older, we grew really close and she became my best friend and then, one day it all just kind of crumbled away.way. she wasn't remembering things quite well. w she would ask me the samehe question over and over again. not remembering. she would forget that i was at school or at work and call me completely panicked. my sophomore year of college myf mom was officially diagnosed with alzheimers disease. a and before my next yearlz of school, we were unable to solidify caregiver plans for thr next year and so s i ended up moving her with me to college. so i can

to go to school and be her full time caregiver. it was really really challenging but i'm really glad i got that time with her. the year my mom was with me i had my 21st birthday and normally people go out and have a elf rule good time with theire friends, i was home wry my mom.y i couldn't really go out to parties. i spent my time cooking for her. cleaning up the apartment. doing laundry. spend can go time with her trying to play games and just help her use what knowledge and memory she still had as long asg she had it. i mean i did what felt i needed to do for my mom because she she gave up so much for me when i was growing up, that i was moree than happy to give up what i needed to for her when she needed it. it was really hard

because i would get frustrated f with her when she would ask mesk the same question over and overr again. and it took me a real long time to understand -- to get to a a place where i knew i wasn't kne frustratedded and upset withd an her, i was upset with alzheimers. the woman that i care for nowor isn't my mom. she isn't the woman i would stay up all night talking to and ask advice.. and it's heartbreaking. because she looks like her. she looks like my mom and like issued i should be able to tell her everything and she's just js not that. i know its going to get harder. i literally have nightmares nig about the day she looks at me and doesn't know who i am.

realize that even if you are not directly impacted right now, if -- you will be whether it's a grand parent, a parent, or a neighbor, a family friend, if you are not impacted now at theh rate that this disease isease i growing, you will be. its inevitable. and we have to do something about it now. >> you can get involved and help fight this disease to learn morm about tomorrow's longest day d events or find out how to donating to als.org the longest day.y. the zika virus is spreadinga in puerto rico. hundreds of pregnant women are at risk there testing of blood began bank april.. recent weeks number of blood samples tested positive for zika really been on the rise. it island has more than 17

hundred cases. 190 in pregnant women. officials expected to get worse submission summer.su >> living near an airport may be heart on your hard. more than 200 people over a three year period about half live near noisy airports the rest have low exposures to aircraft noise they found thosee in the high noise areas were more likely to have high-blood pressure and heart damaging. we want to take oliver toke cleveland. check out this crowd gathered in the streets. i they are celebrating the cavaliers who just one the nba championship in game seven victory. cleveland has not won since 1964 when the browns won the nfl championship. i saw lebron james. >> he was on the grounds. everybody giving him a bunch of high

>> congratulations. c >> coming up he hason been calld the best governor pho never win a major. >> logan has the action from okay mount ahead in in sports. .

>> before you came into the studio we e were showing live video.vi >> the city might not survive this. waited so long for a lo couple 81 ship h lebron jamesebo when he came back to cleveland he promised he would bring the championship to clevelan

earlier today we saw another player that's been waiting to t win another championship. c >> the talk at oakmont was more about the names that missed the p cut than those in contention. 2011 mack ka roy gone after g friday.frid fifth ranked player fuller he he missed the cut. us open tradition final round father's day one big name in convention jason day, day's, 12 beautiful, gets the roll and he's going to enjoy that one. one over 71 to finish. a bit of controversy for johnson. they deemed he may have, one stroke penalty. d.j. wonderful approach

shot on the, called this the shot of his life. one year after and epic three,he johnson wins with a three foot put his first career major. >> it was a very nice way to finish. might be one of the best shots i ever hit especially under the issuing circumstance i was very happy. hasn't quite sung in yet, but it feels great. you know i've been here a bunch of times and haven't quite gotue it done, but today i did. di and it feels really good. >> nationals sandy i did go versus nationals. first inningve michael taylor fifth of the year, that gives t nat a one nothing lead. then the fifth inning

says his sixths for the year. gonzalez continued poor played. nat lose six to three. time foreclose five top five place. we're do our best to show "the greatest" sport feed no matterae where they come from. we had to give love to the dad's that will do anything to secure a sue veneer for their sons or daughters. that's later. l out field astros george showing spring in his legs tracking the fly ball, lace out, you can see it in the slow motion, he went 70 over 75 feet to get to this t ball they have a, they can show how far he went and how fast he went.nt >> he could lo he could to thelh

>> 17 miles per hour. >> that's not the fastest play of the week. number four. top five day by of table tennis, ittf world tour in japan. you have to watch it, he goes under the clamp, watch, and hits, and so it roles you can't return. this is actually legal, normal you are basement you have to ask your dad if did you go under thr net clamp. >> look at the reaction. >> that's too good nothing i can do. >> this technically legal.. he went on to win. pretty amazing shot. >> almost look like it hit him in the head. hamilton hitting an extra, and he davis into the wall to make l the catch, here's what i love lv about it. it. he

just how fast was he going over 20 miles per hour. hou you see it here. they track just how fast he was running 20.5 miles that's freak key fast. another sport, this golf, golf with frisbees, long hold the tournament in oregon, right into the basket just absurd throw he goes around the trees you can't even. >> that's luck. >> 850 feet was the to say. >> that's a great catch its father's day.. foul ball. bear handed nonchalant catch you'll see it on the replay. he safes the two hotdogs,

bags in his hand, reaches up. doesn't even wake up his daughter. >> all in a daze work. >> very easy he's been playing b baseball for 30 years unfortunately, though, he did drop his fridays. into better than the daughter -- >> sacrifice the fridays. f >> he did keep the two hotdogs. thanks so much still to come a val lay for auto repairs. >> we'll introduce to you a very busy local mom who created a business that takes all the hash sell out of getting your car fixed. stay with us .

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gross reaches what about cart ca repairs.re one of those thinger thingse you got to do. a busy virginia mom created a a service to take your car to the repair shop for you. laura evans has the story. >> reporter: the inconvenience. the cost. studies show people would rather go to the dentist than get their car fibbing.r f july doesn't just get it because they are in the auto wishes shea gets it because she's a working mom of four, her title alone tells you she's busy. julie came up with an idea to launch an on demand car care valet, first of its kind in the dc metro region. >> for the busy mom who doesn't want to cart all her children. her idea is to use it for emergency repair or scheduleduld maintenance that would rather spend time doing