trains are officially cut off now between eastern market, minnesota avenue and bening road. that means if you travel through those areas regularly you will not be able to get on to metro train. what you will be able to get on to is one of these shuttle buses you're looking at now. this was the noon hour today. you would expect traffic would be lighter. in fact metro says along this ride it was 65% lighter. but you could not get on one of the shuttle buses today that were not absolutely packed. and the reason is this. a metro six car train can hold about 1,000 passengers and one of these accordion buses well only about 100 people. you don't have to be a mathematician to understand that number will not hold up unless less people use metro. all in all today people got what where they needed to go and try to maintain patience even though th

>> will you be able to do this for the next 13 days. >> you have to do what you have to do. before subways came about we had to get around. don't plame it just fix the problem and move on. >> i'm frustrated now. >> why? >> because i have to get to work. >> yes and i'm you know not -- i'm confused what's going on. >> people need patience about it. would they rather breakdown and be a real disaster. >> reporter: that's the issue for a lot of people. it's not that they're making this choice there's no other choice to make than to get on to one of the shuttle buses. now, metro tells us they need 7 out ten passengers to do something different, oos a car pool, uber, ride a bike if you k for a lot of folks telecommuting is not an option. if you work at a supermarket you can't telemute. if you are on the cloud today they're suggest leave early or stay later

get a later shuttle bus to get where you need to to go. this will run rest of month up to july 3. live on metro bug. tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". >> and "fox5" is in fairfax county tonight where police need the public's help in identifying three people in connection with a burglary that happened in mcclain. it happened on june 12 at a commercial building on mary lee drive and police are hoping someone will recognize the suspects from these surveillance photos. if you happen to recognize one of these people or have something please call police. . >>. >> turning to race for white house now, donald trump and campaign manager are parting ways. lieu endow ski is leaving the team following a series of controversial bouts with colleagues and press and lieu due ski has been by trump's side since he launched his campaign.

his relationship with r & c officials and leaders in of the gop. trump spokesperson said the campaign is grateful to korey for hard work and dedication and wishes him the best in the future. >> mgm national harbor has a brand new employment center. resort refurbished tom is addison elementary school to house this certainty it will remain the national training facility for mgm harbor and college dealer school, poker school and mgm human resource and workforce teams. several local officials were on hand to celebrate the employment certainty grand opening today. we'll told mgm will look for more than just tealers. >> we're building a full integrated resort. while there's gaming there's other security positions and people that work as cash ears and we have twelve different food and beverage outlets and sit down restaurant with celebrity chefs and 3 0 plu

room hotel. there will be job opportunity there. we have a 3,000 seat theater we'll need people to work in the theater. mgm employment center will begin taking employment for interested candidates starting this friday. >> coming up a big announce presidential today from fda and fight against zika a new vaccine is approved and set to again testing on human apps and if are you apple customer listen up. the text giant has been ordered to pay 9 million to consumers in maryland. how to find out if euroed some of that cash. >> and help for parents who is wondering how to balance kids and work this summer. out of the box ideas to help your kids get of course fewed and keep you on track with work. hey, sue. >> hey, lauren, sarah speaking of summer it's just about here officially about an hour and a half away or so and feels like it today. we hit 90 at 5:00. what's ahead for tomorrow as well as rest of the week. we you have covered on all that and we have a first look at tomorrow's forecast when

local news" at 5 comes back. bye-bye spring

>> welcome back arlington now where a man with a knife attacked and sex youly asaul aid woman in her boston park home early surprised morning. >> apparently it happened after crawling into her drowned

apartment by unlocked window when a come escaped a man ran out of the building. >> joining us live from the scene tonight with the story, paul. . >> well, sarah, laura, this say community on edge. we were talking with a number of residents in this community this afternoon when we came here after we learned about what happened. the women that we spoke to did know about this. they said that this area yesterday was crawling with arlington police who were trying to track down and find the man who crawled inside one of these ground floor apartments in the 3900 block of fourth street and north fourth street where in the boston park neighborhood just off of gleeb road arlington police say yesterday morning around 2 p.m. this bhan a knife attacked a woman in her bedroom. >> during the attack she was very brave and she saw an opportunity for her toe separate herself from the male. she did so by going into the bathroom and looking the door and took her ipad

for home and screamed and contacteder people through they pad to get her help. well my husband and i found out yesterday when detect activities came it was horrifying. just the fact from the details i heard he came in through the window and you don't really expect that of a sexual assault. i don't know. it was pretty scary that could happen here. >> i'm already pretty careful. obviously i need to know that like i said to a friend, it's pretty you're protest a daring to either you have been watching the person or i mean know they're by themselves

>> police arlington police looking for any information if you have any information please contact arlington county polic police. >> we'll have an update at 6. >> mean while let's take it outside right now. first day of summer. >> oh, my goodness it's a warm one out there indeed. i was in the base room all day long. sarah said how warm is it. >> i'm sweating now it's hot. >> oh, my goodness the national mall people are out and about the sun glaring down georgous. that's dupont circle. gorgeous day. so sue you're outside still. >> yeah. >> or did you make your way inside. >> no i'm still outside and it feels good out here it's hot. 90 degrees and humidity not bad at all not as low as over the weekend. we're going to see that start to change a little bit. and you're right, welcome summer the solstice ovrmly begins at 6:304 tonight. we're not

let's look at the maps. if you ever wondered to yourself why is it a specific time and sometimes june 20 or 21. well this is astronomical summer and that time correlates to the exact moment with the sun res direct raise are over the tropic of cancer making it longist day of the year and bonus full moon tonight the first full moon on the solstice since 1967 which was also known as summer of love. temperatures 90. 8 9 culpeper and frederick fredericksburg and 87 hagerstown and 86 frederick while the 0 westminster and baltimore. listen a cold front will get closer tonight. not much cold air with it but a little uptic in humidity and also see that front begin to try to grow a couple showers and thunderstorms. so we'll say there's a spotty chance of a shower or storm overnight. but don't think of tuesday as a washout. it definitely will not be a washout. however we have a risk of more showersnd

into the only something so they in the morning but afternoon as the front gets closer there's possibility of strong other severe storms where you see yellow slight risk. marginal risk d.c. and points north. we'll move on in a pretty good fashion. so that's good news. but we want you to be ready for that and it also looks like tuesday will be another hot one probably arounds 90. officially summers begins 6:34 enjoy your last hour and 25 minutes of spring and we'll let you know what to expect as we two through the rest of the week. we have another chance of severe weather later in the week as well. we'll talk about that and show you the weekend all coming up in a few minutes. laura, sarah, back to you. >> sue, thanks very much. today the last day of school for many kids and as you heard sue say first day of summer. while the kids are thrilled school is out it's stressful time for parents who scramble to find alternate care for kids during the summer mons

mention cost. today we have five ways at five to find balance this summer and joining us now to discuss that and give us tips is nicole --. thanks so much for being with us today. founder of play work and dash. >> play work or dash. >> tell me about what is play work or dash. >> we're coquarking solution for parents located in tyson's virginia basically you come and we'll take care of the kids in win room while you get the work done in another room. up to three hours a day. . >> an you have mastered the work at home model. not necessarily at play work or dash. this is for knows working at home. obviously not if working in an office like this or downtown. but for parents who are available to work at home you have five ways to make the task a little bit easier and a little more balanced

>> startsing with scheduling time with intention what does that mean. >> like meal plan for the week you can plan out your week in term of all of the things you need to get done. work and personal with the kids as well. so you'll take a little time and map out your week. >> and on thursday we'll do a family ak testify tir all day long. mapping it out and scheduling with intention and most important figuring out what you can do in terms of work with kids around you and what you cannot do with kids around you. >> before we get to number 2 what is it about summer that makes it difficult for working parents. >> you know, i hear from parents that start planning their summers in january and february and they're trying to figure outweighs to cover all that time. especially for kids school-aged and you know it's really hard in this

coverage and there's always gaps in people's schedules. >> it's costly and a puzzle. >> i have anxiety going into summer because there's no consistenty and like you said covering all that. >> we have number one schedule time with intention and number two block off and label time tell me what you mean by that. >> kids in school starting as young as preschool age they're used to having blocks of time identified circle time, play time, nap time and if you take that idea and you apply it to your own home that will help with some of the stress and frenzy of not having a schedule. you can each make a poster board and use velcro and picture if the kids are not young and reading and words and place on mapping out hour by hour problems what you will do and even less if younger. >> that makes up for the inconsistency maybe for adults brings more consistency to

day. >> next up investigate in support system. having help is very important. >> it's very important. now if you live in this area and you don't have family year by like a lot of us don't then you have to come up with another way. whether that's enlisting a pool of baby sitters able to come and support you for that time, or using a service like play, work or dash you come from three hour block and work on projects you cannot do with the kids around and you make the phone calls and you don't have to hide in the bathroom to get all of that done. >> the last two nicole i love. be present. when you actually make that time you're present with your children and you arrange that time to be with them and when you're with them you're present with them and final one is forgive yourself. it's not a perfect plan. >> no, no,. >> it isn't always perfect. >> it's not perfect and you have to forgive yourself in all things related to parenting and there's dailz your schedule is thrown out the window and

are have to be okay with that. >> yik ol dash, play, work or dash. >> play work or dash. >> thanks very much, appreciate it. >> back over to you. >> and up ahead disney danger shocking, fepding offer a gator at splash mountain. and finding dory. animal experts hope history did snot traepself. before you plan to pb your kids a fish like dory. >> the texas mom who broke internet with infectious laugh. we're back after this

and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours.

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boy killed by an alligator at disney worl a wake was held for lane graves in his tone of elkhart, nebraska. his funeral willen tomorrow and public memorial next weekend. lane died last tuesday when a gator dragged him into the water outside the gland floridian resort in disneych the death propertied big changes at disney. they already added gator warning signs and put up fence around the lagoon. in aftermath of that attack we've lend how close they've gotten to the guests at parks in the past. video emerged showing disneyworld employee fepding off of a gator at one of the most popular attractions splash mountain as guests enjoy the ride feet away and inside edition obtained this video from 20 09 shows park employee poking alligator with a pole trying to get it into the water and gator is determined to get on land. this comes as inside edition ignored that warnings that guest were feeding alligators

lagoon graves was killed. >> disturbing, wow, more to come on that. meanwhile pixar is fimingd dory swam to an nation record. took in $136 million in north american theaters make hing highest animated movie of all times. >> my good not way to go. the stars of finding dory may have you wanting real live doo doory and nemo fish. the humane society and other groups say fish are complex avenues and not instituted for home aquariums. >> kevin mccarthy visited the national museum of national history and the real store write on dory. >> i'm here and this is incredible. he's a fix expert and as you can see there's a couple of different dorys and knee mows and bubble interest the movie as well.

adds you mentioned the hugh main society was talking with raise ago wareness the fish dory is based upon is difficult to maintain. we'll talk to phil about the difference between maintaining clown fish neem owe and doory which is a blue ten. >> one thing is her need of larger aquarium. hippo or blue tank typically goes in six food aquarium because of that. they're expensive to maintain it and you'll have a level of commitment. >> with regards to dory you're talking about thousands of dollars to maintain them properly. wow need what type of tank. >> simply 150to 0,000 to 2 200,000. what we're looking at here is 1800 gallons work of display sotal worth

>> neem owe is he'dier they we want to buy these fish after the movie makes so much money. the neem owe fish the clown fish is cheap to take care ever. nemo, speaking of a fish owner we don't want to you stop by and take one home. if you want to do something like that for your kids stop at the gift shop and buy the stuf stuffed animal and if you want to come find dory come to mee museum and all her glory here and then if still vd find gay expert to know what you're talking about and design your plan. >> here's what we're going to do we'll take you back behind the sceepz here and what i want to do is show people how hard it is to maintain the doory fish. we have a water changing system we're pure trying tap water. the things they mutt in watt to

make it safe for humans to drift and then we turn it into salt water and we have calcium reactors to by the coral those are all live out there. protein kimer that removes it from the water. >> this is the foam. >> as air and water mix together with foam the waste the organic material sticks to surface and arrives and end up in the collection move have the system. we have allergy where that grows. and is things toxic to doory and the aquarium. dory is not fwlaed captivity. it's wild caught. >> so that is good information. because there would be nothing more decision stushing than

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>> the memorial bridge carries tens of thousands of vehicles every day. and today there is talk of a possible shut down of the bridge if crucial repairs are not made. "fox5" vernon odom is live at the memorial bridge, veronica cleary. >> hi, ladies, connecting arlington to the district. memorial saturday it every day for thousands on their -- they met to tour the crumbling infrastructure and express the need for a federal grant to fund repairs for what they call the worst companies federally owned bridge. >> we just took a prettyty phonierring tour of america's most icon

in the most vulnerable in the whole system. >> senators warper cane and bowser toured the bridge today with the national park service and to look at state of bridge which showed signs. >> you're talking about rust on major beams and at the point where they beam joins do you look at cop create crumbling. >> even without a unsettled aexperience they sxlaipd the memorial bridge is safe for the 68,000 vehicle it carries daily at this time. 10 to 11 million have been spent buttressing the brim and that's only a temporary solution vrn the branch was built for 75 year life span and if now 84 years old. without the friends needed bridge will close completely in 2021. >> federal highway administration determined nat 2021 the ridge id

longer be safe for regular traffic which would result in forclosure. . >> the estimated cost to avoid the closure 2507 million for repairs. part of which would come from a federal grant. >> grant is critical. interest will be a grant process next year. every bit of delay simply add more cost to the project. . >> mayor bowser expressed importance of infrastructure in the area knowing the met poll tap area is one of the fastest growing in the united states and all more than about taivty but about quality of life. reporting live from the mem or yam bridge for "fox5 local news" i'm vernon odom. >> and we now know the identity of a woman who died in a bus crash on gw parkway. a woman dayed after the shuttle bus crashed into a mini cooper. he awas one of 18 passengers

investigators from china and two other bus passengers are in critical company and two people in the mipy copper were transported for treatment. still no word what led to the crash. >> we're days away from learning pate of baltimore officer and a judge says he ambulance to make a ruling by thursday. goodson is be charged he failed to ukle gray into smrelt and call for medic and accused goodson of giving ray a rough ride by raving the van errati erratically. we're learning more tonight about the deadly night club shooting in orlando. >> newly relesioned transcripts show the gunman omar mateen identified himself as islamic soldier in 911 calls during the rampage. he also told a crime system

bombing syria and iraq and fbi released complete transcript of 911 calls this afternoon saying and it caused an unnecessary distraction. he gun the down 49 people during the massacre at the us light club. human rates campaign. rhr and stalled images of all 49 victims in the smart windows this is something that should bep. >> the fba approved the first seek avirus to be used in trials using 40 healthy adults and preliminary nary results are expected this year and this is the first stone be made

available to the public. it coye take. >> it's spraet primarily through ketos. ♪ "fox5" d.c. cares is partnering with alzheimer's for the event called the longest day. >> it is in fact the longest day because it's summer solstice all day long across the country people are doing fund things for always 450eu78ers. >> we wanted to share the story of some of the people behind the longest day event called step and swing or elaine. elaine passed away from alzheimer's last year. >> hear from her husband, gil. >> i met her when i was 16. we were in high school, high school sweet hearts. she

she was part of the cool set. i was not. we were married early and we sort of grew up up together. >> elaine was a wonderful woman. she was a terrific mother. family lady. and she loved her passion was dancing. >> you know at the start dementia is really hard to discern. it's little things. that only i would know if you've about with somebody a long time and really know them but then it gets more progres progressive and snowballs and gets big erin bigger and bigger and the caregivers are all girls, larger, i love taking care of her. i really did. >> it was very

she still wanted to dance and her family was her rock and she still had a glow especially on dance floor. >> she was lots of fun. for her dancing was casual we like taking lessons and being with our friends. it was a social event. it was great exercise. it was nice. it was nice community to be a part of. >> i remember her as dancer with great sense of musicality and a fun kirky sense of humor that never left her. >> and i remember her as someone with a tremendous amount of courage and passion and love of dance. love of family. her husband, her community. greatly missed by all of us. >>er mess her

. >> life goes on. i'm move are forward and trying to do better it was a wonderful life we had together i wish it could have gone longer. . >> so difficult. wow. >> heartbreaking. >> touching story. >> we know elaine loved to dance and dancing it turns out is obviously really good for your health in a lot of ways. we asked elaines friends to show us a few of their first moves when here for their interview new england journal of medicine published something that dancing makes you smarter. dancing is the only physical activity that offers protection against dementia. >> the longest day fundraiser for elaine, step

elaine does not take part until july 9. you can check it out steph and swing more a ring and i have to get a few. >> i love the idea of longest day and step and swing that they're celebrating the person and legacy that they left and you know obviously for the good cause too for alzheimer's reserve and just to celebrate their memory. >> right, right, and dancing is what she loved to do. >> right. exactly. free ticket master tickets. free ticket master tickets who doesn't want them they're here but will you get to she something good. champions welcome cavaliers in cleveland to thousands of friends. >> to celebrate the first day of summer get a free regular milk shake. we'll tell you where yes. >> it officially begins in

little while at 6:34. it will be the start of our beautiful summer. of course that's the exact moment the sun's direct raise are over the tropic of cancer making it the greatest solar energy in the northern hemisphere and after this days will get shorter: let's enjoy what we have and also take a look at that 7 day forecast. a couple chances for summerlike thunderstorms just ahead. we'll share it with you next.

>> oh, yes, it was a hero's welcome for the cleveland cavaliers as they returned home with nba title today. the cavs beat the warriors 93- 93-89 last night apt championship mark the city's first since the browns won the super bowl in 1964. to celebrate owner dan gilbert to

the party is not stopping there plans set for a victory parade wednesday in downtown clevelan cleveland. i should not sound so glee full because my parents you know live in the bay area and they're not happy today. >> i'm sure they're not. but you know got to be happy for cleveland there. >> yeah. >> well. >> let's hope the weather is good for them on wednesday and meanwhile it's pretty sunny out. there same boat fwheer now. >> we're hoping for --. >> look at that. >> i love it. >> glorious. >> rooftop pool. >> that's living. >> that's where you got to be on the first dave summer and yeah city life. that is awesome. what a great view. >> why are we sgleer i know really. that's for sure. >> can i say i'm happy for cleveland, too, i grew up 90 miles east of cleveland that was our city in erie pennsylvania and they deserve it and that was wonderful. tony says there was no super bowl in 64 right top. >> right. >> nfl champion.

cleveland waited for a long time for a win. we got that. summer solstice beginning 6:34 as we talked about and basically you get 1 4 hours and 54 minutes of daylight and sun comes up 5:53 thank you lloyd furgeson for the beautiful picture and also want to mention delays fuel moon tonight and that moon will be rising i believe 8:41. it's first time we had a full moon coincide with solstice since 1967 that was considered summer of love. humidity is going to be returning tonight. we'll get you updated on weatherhead lines and while the humidity has been very, very comfortable most of the weekend and today it will be rising and tomorrow we'll have a minimum of clouds and sun. we could fuel up a few round of thunderstorms. there could be a couple of popup thunderstorms later tonight early tomorrow morning but mainly watch for a few tomorrow afternoon and then it looks like the wettest day of this week will

rather thursday. get ready for that. i think wednesday will be the best day of the weekend. meanwhile high temperatures today reagan 90 and as you look around at our temperatures right now it's definitely a warm day out there. 89 fredericksburg and 8 call pep erin here's what to expect tomorrow another warm day. notably more humid and as frontal boundary approaches in the afternoon possibility of scattered strong severe thunderstorms f stormz especially oum of d.c.. wednesday delightful, warm, wonderful day and radar showing us nothing is showing up here locally but i take you up towards not just pittsburgh area where we have a couple thunderstorms coming owe through then cleveland looking good we're happy to see that and severe thunderstorm watch up through parts of western" owe and northern indiana and meanwhile, humidity not bad no now. dew point is 61. tomorrow a different story as we check on our dewpoint meter it looks like tox features do you

which makes people tired too. a frontal boundary approaches and as it pushes be on drew you'll have a gorgeous day on wednesday with high pressure north, still warm, less humid. later this week i want to mention the severe potential for tomorrow. better chance of seeing strong to severe storngz he sat south of d.c. north and west maybe one of early. >> monday at midnight i'm take pausing this you can see spotty showers later tonight for us and tomorrow morning by the way this is 7:00 in the morning and could there be a rumble ever thnder in the morning that's possible as humidity come in. later as the front get clear he bubble up a few more showers and storms and particularly strong to the tide water area and around 4:00 we're looking to chase the last of i

here and maybe a few strang letters late on thursday. next chance of storms will be thursday after we get through tomorrow. we'll take a day off on wednesday. andle potential is a little great are for thursday to feature severe weather. let's wrap it up with the forecast. first one of summer. and we are going stob looking at temperatures on thursday around 87 degrees. we're zip tripping friday morning looks like nice weather for that 84 and for the weekend, hot and not stormy and monday of next week about 92 with storms possible. so. >> allive sudden it looks like day is matching the surprise. >> finally. >> after all this time. >> what better way to celebrate the first day of summer than z burger giveaway free milkshake milkshakes. customers he can like that needs to help between 5 and 8 people and say the secret password sdumer zummer. >> and the offer is only val idz in

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>> she is north kindergarten. remember that. but she's already taking over the internet. >> magnolia what are you doing today what hairstyle. >> the braid bun bun. >> the braid bun bun? >> yes, mom, the braid bun bun. meet viral sent vacation magnolia streeb she's a 5-year-old hair draeser and fabulous and when it comes to styling hair she's giving grown up professionals a run for their money from fish braids to fancy up dos this girl can do it all.

and she shared voidios. this runs in the family. magnolia learned her skills watching a mom -- her mom who is a professional hairstyle sgliingt that's great. she's good. >> think she's following in her mom's footsteps perhaps sdmri would think so. >> thanks for joining us tonight. "fox5 local news" at 6 starts right now. >> evil. it's isis. it's radical islam. >> one week later chilling new 911 transcripts paint a dark picture of orlando night club shooter. >> it takes locker to get where you got to go. >> smart track shut down phase two of metro maintenance program is in effect and so how did the first rush hour test go today and for many school is out and summer is here. that means packed roads and airports but is one

be on. the news starts now. . >> and it is good to have you with us tonight i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> a woman was attacked and sexually assaulted at knifepoint inside her arlington home. >> police say the suspect crawled into the ground floor apartment and through an on window. "fox5" paul wagner joins us live from the scene with the story. paul. >> tony, shawp, this say community on edge tonight. i'm in the boston park neighborhood of arlington. this is the 3900 block of north fourth street off gleeb road. we've been talking with a number of women in this neighborhood this afternoon that said yesterday morning area was crawling with police they came here after the woman was attacked. what we're told it was around 2:00 in the morning when this man grabbed a knife and went in through on window and attacked a woman in her bedroom. >> during the attack she was very brave. she saw an opportunity for her to separate herself from the male. she did