[ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. this is fox5 local anieses att 10. right now at 10, severe storms e move through the region knockinn down trees crushing cars.ng we have team coverage of the the damage and tomorrow's forecast.o at least 36 people are dead. dozens more are injuredre following a terrorist attack at istanbul's airport.irpo is isis to blame? we have the latest out of turkey and how and people are reacting right here g at home. plus a social media sc

targeting people in the d.c. area. why you should think twice before accepting a facebook friend request. fox5's local news at 10 starts right now. now we begin with the terror in istanbul. tonight 36 people are dead. thanks for joining us, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. pe here's the very latest out of the turkish city.ity at least three suicide boomers took a taxi cab to the istanbul airport and opened fire once inside, a turkish official says that two the of the tackers detonated explosions after e police fired them. a third attacker detonated his s suicide vest in the parking lot, according to that same turkish official. tonight, there are reports thate a fourth attacker may have flede the airport, but that th possibility is still being investigated. again, 36 people were killed, another 147 are hurt. isis has not claimed responsibility for the

but officials believe this is ti consistent with isis-style acan thats. fox5's teisha lewis life in northwest tonight with l local reaction to thisser tor attack. teisha. >>reporter: shawn and tony, i did just check out the fox5 d.c. facebook page and the reaction to this instruction it's save to say that everyone is fed up f about what's going on. this this us pecked isis attack has the community here at home m and many abroad shocked. am telling that they are surprised. the dmv has significant tush kirk population. am are contacting folks here and the turkish embassy for informing. we if speak with a woman whose family did land at istanbul. her family just arrived from istanbul on thursday.ul o the family spent the day day sightseeing the nation's capital and was unaware of the attack until the calls started to pouro in from loved ones. she says she and her family spent tonight on social

checking for family and friends and their well-being. i quickly checked facebook to make sure my friends back inn turkey are okay and we also have a family member who works at the security at the airport and she's okay as well. of course first you think about your friends, family, close fa friends and family, but ourut hearts goes out to everybody ev there and we have to talk more l about this. this is not something to be done. as far as i know, islam doesn't say go explode yourselves and an kill innocent people. more than half a million people from turkey call united states area, many of them living in the d.c., maryland and virginia area. am support groups are popping up online, existing online, posting updates online including the turk kish heritage information. they are based in d.c. and and understandably they are condemning this attack. just t g

tight security is we were standing here and immediately security came out of the tush kirk embassy and asked us what we were doing here tonight. ton obviously they were on top of everything. we let them know that we were here with the news media and they had a lot of questions for us. save to say that everybody is ob edge in light of these attacks, teisha lewis, fox5 local news. w > let's take it outside now. some severe storms move throughr earlier today. they up rooted this large tree e in silver springs. it then fell over on top of that truck. we have life team coverage begin withing sarah simmons on the scene in silver springs. >>reporter: well, tony and shawn, it's interesting when in when come up to the silver the springs neighborhood there areeh still a lot of homes that dohat have power, but we are on a cul de sac where you were just talking about a tree that came down on a car.do if you take a look over here yoe can actually see it lit up there, a car that's in somebody's driveway, a tree came crashing down onto it earlier this evening.

we understand that there were no injuries, thankfully no one was hurt, but again there is power outage's that they are dealingha with here. her now, here's the thing, this is an issue across the region. as you take a look at sky fox video you can see the extent of the damage more in the day t time as to what we're looking at, trees line, power lines lin down. flooding was a major issue as we were driving up here to thishis location. there was a lot of flash flooding that people had to be dealing with as storms roled through here.h back out here life you can see also that pepco is out here doing some work on this area. the crews are trying to restoreo a poweback out here to this cul de sac. it's just been quite a mess tonight. power lines are down out here. that is definitely the case in other areas as well. i know caitlyn roth is standing by. shes that latest for us. it wasn't just here inn montgomery county, but of course also in virginia. >> that's so right, widespread w thunderstorm wind damage. you've got the large tre

your yard, maybe a saturated ground and all it takes the severe thunderstorms, a wind gust to knock it down many. d you have tons of problems, including outages. pepco on the scene. sce they have their work cut out for them tonight. actually just some heavy rain that moved through d.c. withinn the last 30 minutes. still some active severeever thunderstorm warnings through wr the south.outh the. you guys are just seeing some rain. it's further south where we have these hefter cells with some heavy rain. already reports in prince william county with some trees down due to the storm a justtorm came down. dow it is now crossing i9 # 5 into 9 charles county in maryland. so active severe thunderstorm warning right now, that's until 10:5 that's for culpeper, king george parts of spotsylvania into southern maryland like i said. also a flash flood warning out into midnight, this is for

sections of factier and stafford county in green. flash flooding remains a concern here with somes of these hefty thunderstorm. severe thunderstorm watch is extended until midnight. mid that includes southern maryland, charles county extending across the bay and then where the severe thunderstorms are right now, stafford and spots vein p yeah counties right now. that is until midnight. after stepping outside with thes first round of storms that camem through it feels much cooler, a decent breeze out of the northwest but temperatures aret still in the 70sbu at this h ho, 71 in wash attorneys 72 winchester and 77 in martinsburg. here's the setup for the rest of tonight. we've got rumble of thunder, rain right now, but this is the last of the thunderstorm tm t activity testimony you can sleep piecefully because the front the will move out.e it will be a nice sunny morning tomorrow and a nice less humid day ahe head. low 60s to possibly some

50s to start off your wednesday morning.g. a nice calmer and nicer day ahead. we'll have a look at the seven a day forecast comintg up. up. staying on top of metro. tonight's metro's leadership stopped by a community meeting o to address your concerns about the transit system. sy this comes after one night aftef smoke filled the gallery metro place in downtown d.c. prompting system-wide delays. general manager paul wiedefeld addressed several topics at at tonight's meeting including rail safety and dealing with crime oi the rails. also in the wake of the attack in turkey, wiedefeld assured as riders they are constantly monitoring the system for possible security threats. sec one other thing to note, metroer says they are on track to handle the crowds heading to the mall a to see the fireworks. reverend walter front idea d.c. first's congressional del gay was out of jail. the 83 year old walked out of jail and hugged his wife since head

he is charged with writing a baa check for $55,000 for an inaugeral party. officers arrested him yesterday after he returned from dubai. today a judge recalled his his arrest want and ordered his release. the law worked.the he was charged with a criminal want for being a fugitive. fu that want was release by the by courts in maryland so thereforee the jurisdiction here in virginia ceased to exist and that's why the judge allowed him to be release. he looked well. he was happy to be home much mu that's the best i can say. sa he's happy to be here. > a new hearing on the case is set for next month. > still to come on fox5 news at 10, panic inside of a local sandwich shop. and then all of a sudden we seen a come coming inside and then th boom, smacked right into the windows. how a driver's big mistake caused this suv to end up right in the middle of that building. > plus a warning about a scam making the rounds on social

media. how a friend request on facebook could lead to identity threat. and a lit the later tonight, a proposed new law in the district could give bicyclists and pedestrians more leverage to lev collect damages in they're in a crash. but some say it could end up costing innocent drivers dr hundreds of dollars. s.

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> we&come back, in prince pri william county work is underwayn after an suv plowed through a a sub shop's windows. surveillance camera as capturedp the minute it crashed into the building. the driver of the suv accidentally stepped on the gas. two people were inside the vehicle when it happened. about five people were in the subway. one customer inside the jersey mikes was just seconds away froy being seriously hurt. h the lady just jumped out o

way and if she didn't move outeo of the way she would have got pinned bye between the cars ands our counter right there thank god she moved out the way and wy didn't get pinned. one customer was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.or police say the driver and passenger were not hurt, but the driver will face charges. > police are investigating a deadly crash in prince george'sg county. sky fox was over the scene along route 450 in bell air drive if f but i, a car rear-ended the pickup truck. a 58 year old from buy i was killed. no one else was hurt. > new at 10, a facebook scam tm warn you about. it will have you thinking twice before you hit that accept button on a friend request. fox5's lindsay watts has what you need to know to protect yourself. >>reporter: this latest scam sa involved someone stealing yourtl facebook pictures and all thel public information on your profile. with a few quick clicks the the scam

connects with your friends and f they become the potential victims when they can't tell yoa from the scammer. >> i'm very caution already with any of my accounts. i put strong passwords inll a my accounts. just last week sue pair did it learned being careful onlinenlin doesn't prevent this this.t ipr thought my account got hackd and that's why i changed my my password right away. but after talking to my friends they were saying that actually it's a fake profile.rof the montgomery county mannty realized someone took his facebook pictures and unique name and created a new account. luckily his friends let him know right away. aw they were saying hey, someone created a fake profile of you yu with your picture and asking tok be their friend. fr one of my friends said they werd also asking for money. it's an easy way for scammers tc pray on people. peo >> i'm out of state, i'm out of the country,

can you send me $5,000. $5 regional correspond bit has a cyber security organization. he he says these profiler scammers are out to steel money or even your identity. they'll talk about general gen conversation and over time they'll start to ask you more yo personal questions. que bottom line, be aware if somebody is already on your on friend list sends you a new new request. just don't assume they started t different page or got off got facebook for a while.hile once you verify that it is a fake page you can contact facebook and facebook will goill through their process of either verifying or removing that person or removing that page off of their site.ite. > thanks to pair did it alert friends his clone page was taken down quickly and no one fell foo the scam. i think it's for more than for me. for me it didn't do any harm personally. he put up a post letting everyone know about the imposter. if this story has you thinking and you're wondering if your

there is a way to check. right click and safe it to your computer and then search that in google images. it will show you all the associated sites associated with your picture. > we have an update for you onn those copper wire threats inhrea howard county. two people are now in custody and facing a host of charges. they are thomas hurly of woodbine and angela king of mt. airey. police arrested them over the th weekend. they're accused of cutting down copper phone lines in nearly a a dozen places. investigators say the pair stolt hundreds of feet of copper wireo worth about $87,000. $87 hurly and king are suspects inn half a dozen home burglaries in that area. > police in arlington aree in trying to track down a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman. g north wilsonst after 11 last boulevard. a woman told police she wase audit committing down the street when a man exposed himself andlf touch her inappropriately. th v

and the suspect ran away. > d.c. police need the public's help identifying the man who robbed a convenience store in northeast. take a good look at this surveillance video. it happened about asu weeing a t a convenience store on benningn road. you can see the masked gunman come into the store.re. eventually he struggled with the cashier while other customersuso were in the store shopping.the you can see him come behind thee counter here, struggle with the cashier. eventually we're told he robs the drawer and then runs out of the store. if you have any information call police. > d.c. police also need yourls help tonight identifying two id people connected to a burglary in northwest. no the incident happened june 19 in the 400 block of seventh street. security cameras caught the men entering the building around 4:00 a.m. and then dragging items back out of the billing ag short time later. again you can clearly see their clothing and their faces. if you have any information,n, call police. > all over the district bicycles are a popular mode of transportation for am people. po that's right. bu

accident, why the city council is now considering changing the laws. jim lokay, what is this all about? >> it's interesting because thih really doesn't just effect if ju you ride a bike, maybe one of the capital bike shares, it sh effects if you're a driver or ir you walk. it's called contributory co negligence, big word. wo i'll explain wait means coming up. a show of solitary from a local fire department, how a group of firefighters answered an urgent call from flood ravaged west virginia.

new at 10, a battle brewing inat the city, cyclists andlist pedestrians versus drivers and the battle with a number of casualties with accidents happening for a number of reasons.reas before today if the cyclistst caused the accident then the amount of money they couldy collect in damages was zero. tonight there is a push tosh change that. jim lokay is life in

to explain. >>reporter: they wanted me to get on a break and demonstrate. but they're a about it wet out here. a lot more people are ridingding bikes these days, some say it's about exercise, some say it's quicker to get around especially with everything going on with metro. d.c. is a has a law calledd contributory negligence.ry n it's actually only one ofof contributory negligence in thee country that has the law that says if you're on a bike and you're in an accident and you're even one percent at fault yout can't collect a single penny. pe there is a push to change that. it could cost the people outt here on wisconsin avenue behind the wheel hundreds of dollars a year. tonight even after rain moved out of adeems morgan we saw people out on their bikes. with more people on the roads comes more responsibility for everyone, bikers, walkers and drivers.driv city council pushing back on an

which would allow the people in the car the right to collectct compensation if they're less than 50 percent at fault.rcen there is some debate between counsel members mack duffy and shampoo. mack duffy wants compensation to be prorated based on the percentage of percentage of blame. the top bike group says itself a all about leveling the playingng field. it becomes the reel issue for issued parts to collect any an damages and they're often given zero damages to cover brokenken bikes, medical bills and all the other costs that come with being injured. sharing the road, the bicycle obstacle for me and a lot of of bike lists is the open car door. you have to be careful as a motorist and a cyclist to give people enough room. i wish that more people would ware helmets when they ridede bikes. i don't see enough helms.

so i'm about safety here in washington, d.c. on the bikes.es > again, city council is set to take some sort of definitive action but then came the rift between mack duffy and jay.y. let's say you were 10 percent at fault you would only be able to collect 90 percent of the damages. chase said it's really aboutut being able to collect full damages. trying to get it on par with car laws. since no action was taken, it looks like nothing will happen until later this year. get d.c. on an even playingying field with 45 other states across the country.ry. life tonight in northwest, i'm jim lokay, fox5 local news. tomorrow morning on fox5 news morning we'll look at a new rating that is a little bit embarrassing for d.c. allstate insurance just placed d.c. as number 197 out of 2000 for the best drivers in

country.untr ouch. >> but d.c. residents aren't alt to blame. the full story tomorrow morning at p:30 on fox5 news morning. 187. >> 197. > out of 200. >> yeah, only three worse thann us. > that stings, you guys.ys. > still to come tonight on fox5 news at 10, an act of kindness from a maryland fire department. how they're making a difference for the victims of west virginia's massive flooding. we'll be back. ♪

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> this is fox5 local news at 10. f we're back now at with a look at tonight's top stories beginningi with today's deadly terrorist attack at istanbul's air important. 36 people were killed, another 147 were hurt when three terrorists arrived at the airport and opened fire. at least two of the terrorists detonated explosions right at rg the arrival te

the parking lot. it is not clear right now who is responsible for the attacks. teisha,. >>reporter: the building behind me is the turkish embassy andema here is where the calls areca coming in on the heels of this terror attack.ttac i've spoken with members of the dmv, they are shocked, even outraged. sarah. >>reporter: severe weatherere ripped through the d.c. regioneg tonight. take a look behind me.behi you can see a huge tree camee down on this car where we are at in a silver springs neighborhooo pulling the power lines downline with it.t. at last check 4,000 pepco customers were without power.owr trees and power lines are down as strong storms also rippedipp through the northern virginia area as well. thankfully no one was injured. back to you.. > now to the deadly flooding in west virginia. late this afternoon, the federar government declared five moremoe counties disaster

three other counties haveount already been approved for federal aid. the heavy flooding are to blame for at least 23 deaths. hundreds of businesses and hopes were destroyed. many roads were washed away. the flooding has also affectedfc services statewide, including firefighters in hard hit clay county. that's why they are so greatful to the wheaton volunteer rescue squad. firefighters donated anan ambulance to replace one in west virginia destroyed in the flooding. our own paul wagner reports. >>reporter: this is a busy place. 12,000 times a year this happens > how did you learn that theret was a need for this ambulance? h.e? >> there was a network of e-mails that went out that indicated the suffering that west virginia was going to through and in that it was indicated

least one ambulance had been totaled in clay county and theya were desperate to get a replacement ambulance.plac we recognize that the ambulance was something we could help thep with very quickly. > i represented to our board of directors that a good use of this surplus ambulance would bew to get it to west virginia and they needed it as soon as possible and it was a prettyetty quick vote, a unanimous vote with the board of directors toto move the ambulance onto somebodo who really needs it. i from a department standpoint it was a nice feeling to be able to do this. in our 775-year history we've had some ups and downs and everd time we've had a down there's been somebody else that'shat stepped in and helped us.elpe to be able to urn are the favorr to somebody else made us feel really good. we like to replace ambulances every eight years, you can seeyu that it's a very nice

it was well built originally ani i think it will serve them for a number of years to come. what would happen to thepen ambulance otherwise.the we would have held it and thennd sold it as surplus and certainly it had value to us. we just saw that the greater value was at this time doughough anywaying it to west virginia. > paul wagner, fox 5 local news. > dozens of advocates for the disabled gathered on capital hill today for the annual roleul on capital hill.hill they met with about 200 lawmakers organizers want toant make sure that people with disabilities are included inn policy debates and for those confined to wheel chairs therehe are countless daily activities that am of us take for granted that could be a struggle for them. >> somebody like me, a perfectli example is flying into washington, dulles airport, iai can't just go out and hail a cab and be able to role in in my wheelchair which can pose aose problem for people to get outet and be active in their communities and to be able

have an opportunity to be working members of their the society. they wanted an expansion of mv1 vehicle itself on! the road. it's a wheelchair accessible cas that private citizens cannot buy. but advocates wanted to make the vehicle also available as taxis. she can role right in there from the ground.grou doesn't have to be lived up. on the hill today, lawmakers are still batting over funding too prevent the spreading of the zika. today they blocked the bill. to cut health programs and to restrict funding for birth control services at planned parenthood. the democratic leaders, senate majority leader mitchell mcconnell. four months since the president requested emergency funding forr this public health crisis. and what does the republican leadership and congress produce, unfortunately it produced a

and december tinted to fail andd they knew it. lawmakers plan to vote on the zika deal again once senatorse return from the recess. > there is promising news about the zika vac sign. mice who were given a single shot of one of two experimental vaccines were completely protected from the virus. researchers say it will still wi take years of testing before a vaccine will be available for humans. the benghazi report is out and it slams the obama administration's response to ths 2012 r attack that left four americans dead. a gop-led select committee release the report following an extensive two-year investigation. it claims that the obama administration, including then secretary of state hillary clinton knew right away it was a terrorist attack. the committee also found that despite the president's orders to deploy military assets no military resources were sent to benghazi

the white house dismissed the benghazi report calling it ag waste of time and money. it's unfortunate that the death of four americans would be subject to that kind off political fantasizing. but that is the state of the republican party these days.a i'll leave it to others too characterize this report, but it think it's pretty clear it's time to move on. > the benghazi report also several recommendations including that the state department should dedicate funding for immediate securityer upgrades for posts in high h threat areas.reas > coming up next tonight they got caught cheating and now they are paying for it. how volkswagen is dealing with the fallout from its diesel scandal and what it means for consumers coming up. . more workers are saying show mew the money or i'm going to hito the door.th a new study saying nearly one io four employees are planning to look for a new job within the next 12 months. that's good

more than half of them they feel confident about asking for a raise from their currentrent employer or new boss.boss maybe this is just why they're feeling more bold.ing a new report, consumer confidence is rising in june with 18 percent of americans saying they expect their income to rice over the next six months. let's hope so. meanwhile the stock markettock coming back after that massive selling off the uk vote to leavo the europe union despite today'a rebound the market is still dowl since the vote went down. and parents planning for fo retirement listen up to thiss one, according to a new surveyvy seven out of ten children think it's totally acceptable for their mom and dad to become p financially dependent on themhem later in life. there you go. good for you kids. > that's business. i'm trish reagan. .

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> developing tonight,ev volkswagen will pay out as muchh as 15 billion-dollar after theio auton- maker admitted it cheated on us diesel emission tests fors years. as part of a settlement, the auto maker agreed to either buyback or repair nearly half af million vehicle also and provide funding that could benefit maitkers of cleaner technologie. fox's jeff flock has the details. volkswagen deliberate cheating on emissions tests could cost a record $14.7 billion.re what this settlement will do, however, is provide important relief for consume who are theh victims here.ere. > the german auto maker agreede to the payout to resolve a class action lawsuit. it charged that vw installed software designed to cheato during emissions tests. this is n

this and we have apologized fori our actions.ions of course we need to offer our customers an appropriate compensation. > eligible owners will be given options. vw will either buyback the carhe or terminate the lease or have the car's emission system repaired free of charge. i do think the regulators volkswagen turned over half a million american drivers into unitit withing according polices in an unprecedented assault onaa our country's environment. owners will get an additional payment ranging from $150,000 to 0,000 depending on the car model. the company will pay an additional 1.7ed to pay environment l al damage. we are testing other companies. we clearly know that if volkswagen had a defeat device we need to make sure that none others followed that path. the settlements did not resolve

the americas for the clean airr act. in addition the settlements didd not address any potentialpote criminal liabilitiment the proposed settlement must be approved before the federal the judge before it's enacted. that's expected in about a month. in chicago, i'm jeff flock, fox business. > coming up tonight at s 11 it1 was one of the who thest hashtags on twitter day. it all had to to with people's names and it inspired someome pretty tweets. we're going to show you some off the best. the bombs bursting in air.air. this amazing rendition of the national anthem is now a viral lization. this teacher shares whatat inspired her to break out at the lincoln memorial. > parents need to hear about a major recall about furniture purchased from ikea. those stories tonight at 11.

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smithsonian's national air andaa space museum. that museum is marking its 40th anniversary this year. to coincide with that anniversary the museum is undergoing a slow makeover.akeo on friday it will officially open its newly renovated of milestones of flight gallery too the public.ubli the exhibit features some historic pieces including a oh poll oh lunar module. today good day d.c. the museum director's talked about reopening the exhibit.he we call this is the beginning ob the beginning. this is the first stage of our transformation of the mu seem. revitalizing the building itsell and all of the mechanical systems. we're going to transforth our systems as we go through this. it's going to be a veryy interesting five or six years. > the museum will

flight. the public will get a chance to see the new additions and thehe renovations starting this friday. it should be very cool. > it's been an active eveningen for am of you with some showerss and thunderstorms moving through.th here's caitlyn roth with the latest. hey there, tony and shawn. luckily most of the activityhe coming toen a end, but it was quite an afternoon and evening. take a look at this video behind me. look at storm clouds just rolling in. this time lapse you get a greatg picture of the gust front androt then the roling clouds within the thunderstorm.hund it's just amazing to look at in this time lapse fashion becauseh you just really see how the super cell thunderstorms look t fromh behind. this is riff yea a beach. you see the horizon darkening until you've got the storm alltm ovechkin the marine a. it is quite a view.iew. you've got all the colors and undulations. this is all thanks

amazing. thank you, larry. more amazing pictures that it love showing at the end of thef night where we had see viewerha weather we're unfortunately picking up some trees. there's been some power outrages, but let's end the day with rainbow. dark skies behind it, but withih the setting sun or at least the lowering sun and the rain drops still flowing you you get these beautiful views. another one from kevin, thankevn you kevin. a beautiful sunset coming out of montgomery county p. layers and layers of beautifulet color thanks to that coldold frontal passage and the storms that are moving out behind it. really, really nice end to the day despite the fact that we had plenty of storms. we've had widespread trees down due to the thunderstorm wind damage. storms moving out overnight.vern that's the good news.ws. we turn dry and less humid.umid humidity returns late week and then the ur

upon us. holiday weekend here we come. we will have a preview of thatht coming up.up. the last of the storms movingmoi through southern maryland and northern virginia right now. this is the final push of theof cold front. once it pushes through we're finally done.done the showers moving through buy i into and returned l county. there's heavier rain, more lightning, but severe thunderstorm over spotsylvania. we no longer have any severe thunderstorm warnings, but we still have a flash flood warning that's out for midnight.nigh wash for that flash flooding along 95. the local rural roads and alsolo we've got plenty of trees down across prince william county. severe thunderstorm watch outut for another hour or so.r this is what icicle's southernoh maryland where that last cluster of storms is moving through. today was very muggy, very warm. high temperatures into the midmd or upper 80s. 84 rat

right now we're still pretty mild, with you thesemi temperatures willld adjust. 68 westminster and 70 out at dulles. fox futurecast shows the storms moving out in the next couple of hours. 7:00 a.m. you wake up, bright and beautiful p and it is quiet out there.ou just a few passing clouds of high pressure moves in. scattered thunderstorms moving out. 84-degrees mostly sunny and less humid on that nice north westerly wind for tomorrow. 85 on thursday, maybe a shower late in the day.day. otherwise a better chance on friday, 87-degrees with increased humidity. holiday weekend going to be beautiful at the beaches. who the, 88 on saturday, mostly sunday for sunday. it looks like we may have some rain, some fireworks of our ownn to contend with on sunday. > back to you.ack it was a sad day in the sportssr world, legendary l college basketball coach pat summit is dead at the age of

5's jim lokay joins us more wite her life and her legacy. >> you asked this before, shehe was the all-time wyncrest a college coach, not just women's, all college together. > pat summit was the wyncrest coach in division one basketball history. during her 38 year career at the university of tennessee she led the lady balls to ten national championships. i learned so much from pat, doing things the right way, sticking to core values that yot believe in. when you think of the universitu of tennessee and you think ofhik pat summit. she was known for her tough coaching methods and that fears stair from the side lines. summit was an accomplished college herself, cocaptain of the women's 1976 olympic teamlyp which won the silver medal and keep of the 94 team which brought home gold. president obama praised her forr

american sports. he he called her an inspiring fighter. she was diagnosed with early onset of dimension at age 59.9. when a dr. told pat summit shemt suffered from early on dementiai she almost pun itch muched him. when a second dr. told her she should retire, she said do you know who you're dealing with her. i think this bears mentioning every player who finished her eligibility graduated. she had a 100 percent graduation rate, not 99, 100 percent. impacted so many lives in positive ways. a big loss in the the sports world there. > let's talk basketball for a second because this is a big deal around here. kevin current setting up meetings with six teams.team his own oklahoma city thunder.hd the ez

current and asked a question, the same question that am of us around here are asking. we have to talk about washington wizards. the mystics.tics >> no, i'm talking about the wizards. okay. what's going on with the wizards? let's talk. people talking about the nicks, why not the wizards? i've hearr people talk about all the teams -- not all the teams, butm a lot of the teams. the jury is still out.out. i'm tight lipped on this. i got to hold it. > momma is not saying nothing.i could try ez street. we appreciate it.at thank you, jim.m. >> sure. > still ahead tonight at 10,0, fox5 got a pretty good shout out on the hit show veep. i'll tell you more about it coming up.

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well, piss takes april in the world of julyism. however, this wasn't exactly a due i true i moment. it was embarrassing.barr the headline of the front page of today's statement, incorrectly the supreme court through out the corruption conviction against virginiagini golferror terry mccluer. ter it should have read former governor bob mcdonnell instead. the knew paper's editor quickly

apologized. the apology was sincere. > good day d.c. just got a pretty cool shout out on the hit show veep. julie lewis dreifuss posted a clip to the on her facebookeboo page. listen to the good day d.c. mention. >> i just wanted to check in on you. are you wearing eye make up. i did the good day d.c. for the segment on animal rights. with this on your face, you look different. you look healthy. > this is part of the veep season five phial any which aid earlier tonight on hbo.toni that is pretty cool. by the way, if you really wantnt to come on good day d.c. we welcome you.. we'd love to have you right here at night. any of you. it's a great show.ow. > fox5 local news at 11 starts right now. this is fox5 l local news at

right now at 11, t terror in turkey. suicide boomers killed dozens ad an airport. what we've learned about the attacks and the reaction here at home. and a giant tree comes crashing down on top of a truck. we're life on storm damage patrol. and talk about a close call. the lady just jumped out of the way. a witness opened up about thisis scary crash at a virginia sub shop. your news starts right now. > you begin with a developing e story that is triagely all well too familiar these days. terrorists once again killednce dozens of people in europe. thank you for staying with us, i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. sha this time, the airport in standd bull. at least 36 people and that number is expected to rise, 147 others hurt. two suicide boomers opened fire april then blue themselves up after police fired back. investigators believe they have ties to the