this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. right now at 10:00. a young boy left on a school bus alone for more than an hour. how his mother is demanding answers. >> what about a call saying something bad happened to my son. >> a growing memorial for a woman who worked with a church youth ministry. she had a strange order against the man suspected of killing her. neighbors call this busy intersection an accident waiting to happen. >> made contact with npd with the traffic bureau. i sent an e-mail. >> your news starts right now. thanks for all joining us tonight, i'm sean yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. off the top tonight act 7-year-old boy in a scary situation. his mother says he was left alone on a school bus. >> we're told he fell asleep and woke up surrounded by busses in a parking lo the filled with strangers. fox 5 tisha lewis has the

for us tonight. >> reporter: tony and sean, it's any parents' worst neighbor. you think your child is a school. then you find your little one was on a school bus that had reportedly had two adults on board, a bus driver and an attendant. somehow both missed the mark. >> i thought i was going to die. i thought, i thought it was a dream, but -- but it wasn't. >> that's 7-year-old, he got on the bus around 7:30 this morning, his mother said she received a phone call more than three hours later, saying antonio was left on the bus and just arrived to school. a good samaritan talked him to the school after the young boy woke up startled. he pried the doors open to get out. he was discovered walking around in a parking lot. >> he could have passed away

up and pried the bus open, he could have been kidnapped. i was just scared. once he isn't in my care, he's in there care, i'm thinking he's at school. what if he warneded off. >> that was his mother now the office of the state superintendent of education e-mailed us this statement saying it is currently investigating an incident that occurred this morning. we take student safety very seriously and immediately investigate all incidents. because this is an open investigation, we cannot is expound on the matter. they went on to say they won't comment on personnel matters when i asked what if any disciplinary action the bus driver and the attendant face, antonio's mother says this is not the first incident she's had with the bus driver. she tells me friday, the bus came almost 30 minutes early to pick antonio up. she complained. of then this happened damage she's concerned antonio was left on the bus

tisha lewis fox 5 local news. also in the district, we're learning more about a dc woman murdered in her own home over the weekend. neighbors say stephanie was a mother who worked with special needs kids. according to police, ex-boyfriend shot her early saturday morning. lindsey, what have you learned tonight? >> reporter: sean i'll start by saturday saying people have been living cards flowers balloons in front of her home. the man accused of killing her, donald hair seton used to live here too. they say the couple broke up about a year ago but he had been coming around again especially recently. one neighbor says that friday evening just hours before the killing, he saw her car parked. hairston was

nothing seemed out of the ordinary. today he was charged with first-degree murder. as we mentioned stephanie was very involved in her church. she had been a day care worker at the christian tabernacle of god. she worked with special needs kids. she was involved with youth ministry. the church posted of her death on facebook. asking for prayers for her family. particularly devastating about this is she reported her ex-to police more than once just this month. he was threatening her. she got a temporary restraining order and went back to police after he violated. hairston said he sent people to hurt her and didn't care if he went to school. she was as you find shot to death in her bed. she was also a mother. her daughter, who's around 12, meant the world to her. >> she's devoted to her

her daughter came first. always buying books for her, very proud of her accomplishments, and always so nice to see them go to church sunday because the daughter what a would come out and here had that my new outfit: just very sweet s you want good things happen to good people. i was shocked. >> reporter: he said she's extremely bright. she wants to be a doctor. this neighborhood from what i'm told is very tight knit community and her family has lived in this home for years. right now, neighbors are in the process of putting together a fund to help the daughter go to college. live in southeast lindsey watts fox 5 local news. fox 5 is in arlington now. the community is on edge after a woman was sexual assaulted at knife point inside her own home. it happeneded around 2:00 a.m. on north 4th street. police believe the suspects crawled into the ground floor apartment through an open window

bedroom. the victim was able to escape to a rest m and the suspect took off. >> during the attack, she was very brave. she saw an opportunity for her to separate herself from the male. she did so by going into the bathroom and locking the door. she took her ipad with her. yelled for help. >> i heard that he came in through the window. you don't really expect that of a sexual assault. >> i don't know, it was just pretty scary that could have happened here. >> there aren't surveillance cameras at the apartment complex. victim says she wasn't able to get a good look at the man's put face. of course we're tracking metro tonight. commuters experienced major delays on first workday of phase 2 of safetrack. to this phase cut off service between five stations along the blue, orange and silver lines. that means metro riders are having to board shuttle busses in order to travel between eastern market minnesota avenue and benning ro

significant. today, our tom fitzgerald found that what she don't somebody a ten-minutes ride took nearly an hour. phase 2 lasts until july 3rd. it was a chose call for a liquor store employee in tell me he will hills almost hit by a car that crashed into the building. police responded to the crash around 6:00 this evening, one employee was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. police say the driver hit the store after losing control in the parking lot. the driver was not hurt. there was no word yet on what caused that crash. first on fox 5, a busy intersection in the district has residents concerned about their safety. it's just steps away from dozens of home near the h street corridor. and neighbors want city official to say make changes. marina marraco is live in northeast with the story. marina? >> reporter:

intersection is confusing. you have traffic coming at you in six different directions then you have cars traveling up and down 8th street coming up to this light that you see behind me. it's red now. when it's green, you have cars across the way in the opposite direction stopping two-way stop if they do. that's where things get dicey. >> they're coming out to see the traffic and you're already in the way. >> reporter: confusion apprehension and you frustration. >> we see almost accidents every day right at this intersection making this turn to the left. >> reporter: it's an accident waiting to happen. >> definitely seeing two accidents happen and i've seen a lot of near misses. >> reporter: two traffic lights seemingly not enough to regularity traffic at this intersection. >> the main issue right here and how it's not a four-way stop because you have a

this side but you have to get in the middle of the road to see cars. >> reporter: traffic on 8th street uses the light. when it's green. >> people come flying down here without stopping. there's no stop sign? . >> reporter: those cars are pellet on west virginia avenue. >> there's a sign that says cross traffic does not stop. i mean, that's still, you still can't cross the intersection without going forward. >> reporter: once you're past that stop another one, this wasn't at a crooked angle. >> right down there, that's a stop sign where they won't stop because particularly it's not a 90-degree turn. cars hit strollers. >> bicycles and segways into the mix and you got a close call. >> i see them blow it all the time. my walkway

i don't want another child particularly mine to get killed because the police could have done something. >> reporter: neighbors here say they reached out to the traffic division. they say they mailed letters to the city 10 started a threat alerting d dot of this intersection, they say they're still waiting to hear back. we, too reached out to d dot have not heard back. northeast dc marina marraco fox 5 local news. . >> hopefully we will get answers. still to come, thousands of people drive over this bridge every day. inspectors say the memorial bridge is literally falling apart. >> find out when it might have to be shut down. chilling new 911 transcripts from at the orlando night club shooting. what the killer was telling authorities during that incidents. an assassination attempt on donald trump? find out what happened at a rally in los angeles. sue another beautiful day. >> you know what? we have officially changed seasons. summer

the solstice was at 6:34. feels like i tonight. still 81 here at 10:00. so what should you expect tuesday? there is a chance of some of your you going to see storms. we're going to give you a first look at tuesday's forecast after at break. fox 5 news at 10:00 will be right back.

. fbi released transcripts of the 911 calls during the orlando night club shooting. previously unreleased information about the solicitor is coming out painting a clearer picture of the motive. sarah onsimms is here. >> these are partial released by authorities but refusing to release audit yo. it gives a detailed between the chamber and law enforcement during the mass killing of the first call cament

minutes after shots were fired. killer is heard saying, i let you know i'm in orlando and i did the shootings. he champions to be an islamic soldier and called on the u.s. to stop bombing iraq and syria while swearing support to the islamic state. may god protect him. authorities describe the shooter's tone as chilling, calm and deliberate. the fbi initially redacted parts of the transcript where the killer swears support to the islamic state but officials changed their mind saying it became an unnecessary distraction. the fbi's initial decision to withhold the information drew criticism from house speaker paul ryan. orlando police are dealing with their tone critic who wonder if lives could have been saved had they entered club sooner. >> i believe there's a misconception that we didn't do anything for three hour, i'm trying to clarify that's true. our officers were within the club within minutes,

gunfire with the suspect forced him to stop shooting and retreat into the bathroom. from there, we get our negotiate share the take over and try and negotiate this. >> the shooter also told police had put suicide vests around several of hostages. the is senate has blocked four gun control measures to band gun sales to suspected terrorists. the vote came just over a week after the orlando night club shooting that killed 49 people. republicans and their allies in the nra gun lobby say they're it was tree stricttive. he had been the focused of who terror investigations drawn. a judge denied bail for the british man trying to take a police officer's gun to kill donald trump. incident happened during a trump rally in los angeles. the judge declined to grant

to the 19-year-old you maimed michael sanford because he was a flight risk. sanford told investigators he drove from california to kill trump and went to a gun range the day before to learn how to shoot. he said he would try it again. there was a big shake-up for the trump campaign. he fire his campaign manager. if you'll recall, he was charged with battery back in march after a confrontation with the female reporter. the charges were later dropped and at the time, donald trump said he fully believed in his innocence. other members of the trump campaign, including trump adult children apparently had concerns about his limited national experience. in any reportedly urged the billionaire businessman to change tactics for the general election. we want to take it outside now. ramping up to hot start to the work week. thunderstorms might be heading our way, sue is in the weather center with a first look at your forecast. >> it was hot start to summer with officially started at

day of summer, intent degrees we've only done that three times at reagan national so far this year. looks like we'll make it a funeraling tomorrow. hot one on the way, what about those thunderstorms? let's talk about that? nothing showing up on radar now, we're still pretty steamy in a lot of area, humidity was not terrible. it will be get higher tomorrow and much more noticeable. and that kind of moistures the atmosphere and any little trigger might be able to prompt a heavier shower or thunderstorm and that's what we're going to be watching tomorrow. that's where temperatures are right now. a week cold front is going to be approaching tomorrow afternoon. now, tomorrow morning, we have a little bit of left over activity that could be around and we're going to keep a spotty shower in the forecast overnight and slightly better chance for the morning commute. the humidity will be rising. as the front gets closer tomorrow afternoon. looks like we'll have to deal with a few more showers and thunderstorms. while there won't be a lot of moisture, some of you could see showers. you see it beginning to

about 4:00 in the morning, by the time 6:00 a.m. rolls around there could be one or two thunderstorms and showers with brief heavy downpours, most out by 8:00. that's around 1:00 could be a second in the afternoon, tuesday not a wash-out but it will be typical summertime. there could be more storms isn't the afternoon. i'll take you to the hour by to our timing for afternoon and talk about the seven-day forecast coming up in just a little bit. tony back to you. firefighters are not getting help from the weather battling wide firefighters as a heat wave stretching from the west coast to new mexico company. fires erupted in southern california today. authorities ordered hundreds of evacuations but change in the winds could push the flames closer to those houses. so far, no injuries or structural damage has been reported. still to come we're learn re learning new details about

freak accident that killed an actor from the star trek movies. are you a fan of girl scout cookies? you can't buy anymore this year but we can tell you how you can still get your tricks. the treat that you can bake at home coming up.

kevin mccarthy with his idol. > . more than two years since the dc police shot a hasn't 22 times and killed him. we spoke with the murphy family thursday, the next day they received a letter from dc police acknowledging their requests for mower information. the department assigned a family a specialist to help them. someone from the department called the family to apologize and said they're backlogged due to the number of pending request. we're learning nor about the

tragic accident that killed a young star trek actor. anton yelchin died yesterday. turns out that the suv was under a recall because the gearshifters have confused drivers causing the vehicles to roll away unexpectedly. chrysler which makes jeeps says it is investigating and it's premature to speculate. he was arising star best known for his rolls in the 2009 star trek reboot and alpha dog. >> we're days away from learning the fate away from caesar good son, he's the third of six officers to stand trial in the death of freddie gray. the judge plans to make a ruling by thursday. he's being tried on second degree murder and manslaughter. prosecutors say he failed to buckle gray into a seatbelt or call for a medic. they've always accused good son of giving gray a rough r

getting dire, the memorial bridge may have to close if it does not get emergency repair work. finding dory is finding box office records. what experts want you to know before you buy your kids a real fish like dory.

. it is 10:30,. tisha lewis has story of a 7-year-old left alone on a school bus. >> reporter: the 7-year-old was left on the school bus today. he fell asleep during the ride to school and woke up in parked bus surrounded by other busses and strangers, reportedly pried the bus doors open. a good samaritan found him wandering round. the office of state superintendent of education is investigating. >>

woman murdered in southeast continues to add to the memorial in front of her home. she was killed over the weekend. police say by her ex-boyfriend. she had reported him to police at least twice in the days before she died. she even got a restraining order against him. that man was arrested charged with first-degree murder. metro riders experienced major delays on the first workday of safetrack repairs. this has can the off service between five stations along the blue, orange and silver line, metro riders are having to board shuttle busses in order to travel between eastern market and minnesota avenue and benning road. phase 2 lasts until july 3rd. the memorial bridge carries tens of thousands of the vehicle each day. now there's talk of a possible shut down of the bridge if crucial repairs are not made. lawmakers toured the bridges krull link infrastructure today.

robs. >> we just took a pretty sobering tour. america's most iconic bridge. this is evaluated as the most vulnerable bridge in the whole federal system. >> reporter: senators toured the bridge with the national park service to look at the states of the bridge which showed concern visual. >> you're talking about rust and some of it is at the point where a beam will join to provide structural report. you look at a tremendous amount of concrete. >> the national park service explained the memorial bridge is safe for the 68,000 vehicles it carries daily at this time. 10 to $11 million have been spend buttressing the bridge but that is only a temporary solution. the bridge was built for 75-year life span and it is now 84 years old. without the funds needed, the bridge wilcl

2021. >> the highway administration has determined that in 2021, the bridge will no longer be safe for regular traffic which would result in a full closure. >> reporter: the estimated cost to avoid the closure, 2 $50 million for repairs. part of which would in from a federal grant. >> the grant is critical. the it will be another grant process next year. but every bit of delay simply ads more cost to the project. >> reporter: i'm ronica cleary. they say those repairs are not just about safety, they're quality of life issue. we now know the identity of the woman who died in a bus crash on the parkway last month. police say the victim was 62-year-old woman visiting the u.s. from china. the shuttle bus crashed head on into another car and flipped over. 18 tourists were also on board. two passengers are still in critical condition in the hospital. the driver was not hurt. thers

that crash. frederick county, 160-year-old bridge has been closed indefinitely after severely damaged. the bridge will need extensive structural repairs. the driver david collins was arrested. he faces property damage. drivers are asked to detour. you can take albert stop road to i'll er road. my client gm harbor is harboring. it is a refurbished version. it will serve as the on going training and recruitment facility for mgm also home to the prince george's county community college dealer school, poker school an mgm. they're looking

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sick and tired of employee wellness programs. there's a new study saying employers are cutting back paying for things like worker flu shot, insurance discounts. . more employers are questioning. stocks were good investment, all three major industrying, investigato investigators investors to stay. you may want to hit the road in oregon, best state for summer road trip. getting high marks for things like driving, lodging costs and fun attractions, that's business, i'm charles payne. flush

. > millions of interact mast : if you're sure, check your account and click on active vouchers to see if you're eligible. customers who received the tickets pay a processing fee that was never refunded. as part of the deal, customers will get two tickets that can only be redeemed at live nation operated venues and selected events. so far those selected events have not been revealed. i was thinking probably there's a paul mccartney coming up in the district. you're probably not going to get tickets to that. >> probably not or beyonce or adaily dell. or adele. . when you run out of your girl scout cookies, you don't have to wait until next year. new girl scout cookies inspired baking mixes. it's part of a new licensing deal with the girl scouts. like the minutes. the bad mints. instead, you will be able to make brownies and cupcakes inspired by the girl scout cookies. >> what. >> the flavors. >>. >> ok. >> you can't make the cookies that taste like the cookies. >> i like cup takes cakes, that's ok. >> you don't have a problem with that. >> no. >> coming up that tonight on fox 5 nuts news at 11:00 a news break, a water main break. >> we'll have nor more of this incredible video. it caused some of the concrete to fly out. >> we're going to introduce you to the newest members of a local police department their journey from pound puppies to police dogs. coming up as 11:00.

. fox 5 dc cares is partnering with the alzheimer's association with the fund-raising events called the longest day. >> it's the summer solstice. all day long people nationwide having doing all sorts of fun things. >> we want to share the stories behind called step and swing for elaine. she passed away from alzheimer's last year. we're hearing from her husband, gill. >> i met her when i was 16. we're in high school. we were high school sweet hearts. she was fun. she was part of the cool set. i was not. we were married early.

we sort of grew up together. >> elaine was a wonderful woman. she was a terrific mother family lady. she loved -- her passion was dancing. >> at the start, dementia is really hard to discern. it's little things that only you would know if you been with somebody for a long time and you're really know know them. then it gets more progressive. it snow balls, gets bigger and bigger and the caregivers all gross larger. i loved taking care of her. i really did. >> it was very difficult. she still wanted to dance. and her family was her rock.

she still had a glow about her, especially on that dance floor. >> she was lots of fun. for her dancing was casual. we liked taking lessons. we liked being with our friends. it was a social event. it was great exercise. it was nice. it was a nice community to be a part of. >> i remember her as a dancer with great sense of music and a fun quirky sense of humor that never left her. >> i remember her as someone way tremendous amount of courage and passion and love of dance and family. her husband, her community. greatly missed by all of us. >> i miss her. life goes on. i'm moving

trying to do better. it was wonderful life that we had together. i wish it could have gone longe longer. >> thank you so much for sharing your story with us. the longest day fund-raiser does not take place until july 9th. go to the facebook if you'd like more information. >> powerful hearing these stories from those closest to the patients. >> alzheimer's affects so many people. today, all day it's been the longest day, various organizations people have been raising awareness and money all day long. hopefully they will be enough money for research for a cure some day as they figure out what goes on with that as. we're going to

speaking of longest day, it is the longest time of daylight. >> after this, an amount of daylight will begin to ever so slightly shrink. i've decided, i think i like to run up to some. >> the clear, you get the summer solstice. you're counting down to fall. >> let's let out a big loud, wa. special treat tonight. a full moon. kind of the solstice. strawberry moon because they're in season in june. it's nick named the strawberry moon in june. i believe it looks more like a candlelight moon. you can see see clouds going by. started coming up at 8:41. should look gray now. if you got just the right light as it was coming up. you can definitely see it was rather

he was watching this, he's a fantastic a photographer as are so many of you that share your pictures. coming up as 11:00 we'll show you a different perspective from our photography craig little from the ground. let's get to the weather headlines. there's lots do know about. it was not that humid today but the humidity has become more noticeable tonight and it will be real noticeable tomorrow. plan on tuesday being not just hot but also humid. it was -- you'll notice a different re difference right away. in terms of what we're going be expecting from the sun is a mix of sun and clouds and round two in the afternoon, pop-up storms, a few of which could be strong. we're going to keep an eye on lawyer southern maryland. i'll show you the futurecast. our wettest day will be thursday. thursday

active. wednesday will be our day off from tracking storms. so the summer solstice happened at 6:34 this evening, initially when summer begins. why the random time? and sometimes it's on the 20 and or 21st? well, it has to do with astronomy. they're over the transportic the cancer. now, after today, it will start moving back down toward the equator as we head toward fall a meanwhile, 81 still our 10:00 temperature is toasty out there. it is getting more humid. that humidity will juice up the atmosphere and that's why if we see showers and storms tomorrow, it could have a brief little rain. it does not hook like thursday. again these thunderstorms can have gusty winds with them. 86 wednesday, still warm but not stormy. these are the high temperatures tomorrow. feeling hotter than that because of increased humidity higher than today. we're not seeing much on

tracker radar. tonight there have been a few little dying out showers and thunderstorms in the higher ridge tops but you can see the frontal boundary. that's what we'll be tracking tomorrow. here's future ca. a few showers around possibly tomorrow morning, maybe an isolated rumble of thunder and a break and a mix of clouds and sun during the date. you can see what's coming on the to the west. futurecast is a little bit bullish about 5:00. some of which could have heavy rain, maybe a little bit of hail. by 8:00 a few still linger for maryland and by the time we get to 11:00 looks they're out of the picture. the due points will be up there tomorrow. heavy rain possibly flash flooding could happen. the slight risk is for areas in the yellow. lower southern maryland, central virginia as our front approaches tomorrow afternoon, you have a slightly better chance of seeing a stronger or severe

than points north of dc we'll have. listen, we'll have a few storms as you know tuesday but wednesday looks beautiful and by the type we get into thursday, we'll have a second storm we'll have to track. could potentially have more severe weather for us. for tonight, 72, the clouds will increase, maybe a spotty late shower or early morning shower. we wrap it up with fox 29 accu weather. there's is a stormier day but friday dries out nicely, 84 for a zip trip, fox morning news, look how great the weekend is looking. it's going to be great weather, next chance of storms will be monday at 92 after we get through tomorrow and thursday, that's your seven-day forecast. brody got a big sports story tonight. the producer is excited about. >> the cleveland caveliers. labron james was

rightfully so. he had all players in the finals in points, rebounds, assists steals and blocks. but delivering a trophy to cleveland wasn't i was labron. kevin love and smith. got emotional after the game when asked about what this win means for his parents. >> dark spots in my high of, and if it wasn't for them, i wouldn't be able to get out of it. but they are who they are. they followed me. screaming at me, loved me, hugged me, cried with me. they stood by my side no matter right or wrong. i know a lot of people don't have a lot of people don't have their parents in their life, mother or father, they're best, i

>> here's the other side, on the way back to cleveland from the bay area, the dissolves took a put it stop in las vegas. there's smith shirtless. excess is located inside the wind. when the caveliers arrived, labron james sent a message. ultimate warrior, i believe that means a bit more than being a wrestling fan. he had kermit zipping tea. these cities would beg to differ, san diego and buffer are on the five decade drought club. the bills often been heartbreaking for them. when you look at three or mower teams, dc is only surpassed by minneapolis when it comes to the championship waiting game. dc hasn't had a championship since the 1992

shawn and tony i want to do ask you does this give you belief that maybe it's dc's time. >> i turned to my son and said well, this gives us hope. if cleveland can do it, maybe we can. >> i believe every season i believe ok, they should be able to do it. my belief is not based on on the cleveland thing, just general. i hope every year. >> it is sip cal for the longest time boston was the more sports city between the prosecutes re patriots and rocks. maybe it's going to come back again to dblg. . >> it would be nice to see buffer get something. of they've been through. >> thank you brody. >> we'll be right back.

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properly maintain the fish. >> beautiful but a lot of work. the news at 11:00 starts right now. this is fox 5 local news at 11:00. notes. at 11:00 a mother is angry, her 7-year-old was left alone on the school bus after the final drop-off. >> you leaving my kid in their care, he's at school. safe. >> we'll have the transportation services response. . residents worried and frustrated by a confusing intersection where they've seen too many close calls. >> crossing west virginia. >> after repeated complaints, they want to know why the city isn't taking action it's the new normal on me