remains, no motive is known yet by law enforcement, atnt, a least they're not telling the media. to video now. remember this video released earlier this week hoping toop spark clues in thesp investigation. well, it did just that. the videoit ended up helpingel solve the case. this is a brutal crime whenme w police responded to the home, they found five people shot, s three were dead. police spoke not too long ago this afternoon about all ofno ao this. sheer what they had to say -- s here is what they had to say. sy >> when we got those t surveillance videos over theider weekend we knew that was anew ts huge piece of this case and on n monday we got the videos out veo to the press, out to you guys when which we appreciated you putting it out theree and wee knew we were going to get g information back from theion ba community. it's what we expect and whatxpew we get normally on our casesas so video of that quality that showed him and distinctive qualities of this criminal wenal knew we were going to get someot information back and we d we we got a lot of information back. >> reporr:

pleased to have members of theor public come forward and help solve this case.lv one question you might havetionu are there others? police arere saying that the investigationnv is still under way.ay nothing new at this point but bt we will definitely continue tooo follow this story to your.y live in forestville, mattle, mat ackland, fox5 local news.ws. >> things are running smoothly t at joint base andrews rightt ws now but earlier the base was placed on lockdown after someone inside the malcolm mal grow medical center mistook ar routine inspection for an active shooter. shooter a military spokesman says a a new employee at the medical center called authorities onle the base just after 9:00 a.m. a what followed was an hour andur a half of confusion as first responders searched thercd th medical center floor by floor. fox5's paul wagner joins us live from just outside thehe base tonight with the story.to paul. >> reporter: hi, sarah.ar. here at joint base andrews, the first responders were supposed to take that's rightatr what's called a no notice active shooter drill. it was supposed to happen latenl this morning on the east sideasd of the base.he

were called here to the malcolm grow medical complexgr behind me and they were tolowd r there was a "real world event." they came here expecting toxpect find an active shooter. they then went into theentnto complex and they searched roomsr by room but all 3 they foundound were people shelterin shelterinr place. the first information fromrst joint base andrews came at came 9:16 a.m. jba is currently on lockdownkd the tweet said.ai due to an active shooter. sot all personnel are directed to shelter-in-place. a few minutes later confirmation that first responders were at the medicalic center which is adjacent to to allentown road and visible from the street. strt. soldiers with long guns could g be seen outside the complex, col some of them leading peopleng pe out of the facility with theirir hands up.has as the u.s. park police helicopter circled overhead o other soldiers with dogs could be seen circling thing.g thin >> circumstance the

>> i immediately got my wife w friends are you going.ie >> reporter: this man was heading inside when hendteg reinceived those calls. >> people on the base sayingay there's an active shooter. sot if you're not here, don't come.. if you're here, shelter-in-place. stay away from windy, lock all l your doors 'cause our office ouo is essentially adjacent to the e hospital. >> reporter: jordan says hee came to the fence just outsidee the base to see forfe himself hm what was going on. >> at first everybody wasverydy saying it was just a drill, it's just a drill, don't worryrn about it. just wait it out and come into work. work. and shortly after that, thehe messages changed from the people on base, the text messages saying this is absolutely not a drill.tely not there's a real shooter.l oo he's in the hospital.osta if you're not on base, don't d't come on base.nase. if you're on base, shelterase, e place. >> reporter: just before 11:00 a.m., the all clear was sounded and wthe watched as soldiers led hundreds of h

people back inside the building. vice president joe biden'sre departure for andrews air force base wassie delayed by tb investigation but came in by helicopter a short time latere r after the all-clear was sounded. a spokesman for the base said bd the woman who called did the right thing adding that everyone is told if you see something, say something. somet. >> there was another scare s here at joint base andrewsjo just a few weeks agoin when a woman walked into the the visitor's center which turnedcht out that she was wearing a hoax suicide vest basically. that was a scare that lastedtas here for about an hour and a half.half but in addition to that, justt,s in the last year we've had three major false alarms hererms in the washington area.to a let's show you some video off these incidents. just last july at the navy n yard in the district, a womanw who thought she heard a gun g shot called 911 which drew are a massive response from several sr agencies who went through thehe complex for hours before the the all-clear was given. gen

after that, a similar scare at walter reed national military medical center. cente a person on the base heard h what they thought was a gun gun shot which also drew a fullew fl response from police and base personnel before determining der it was a false alarm and thennde in october of last yearas y someone inside an officen complex in fairfax countyy misunderstood an e-mail aboutaio an active shooter drill and d thought it was the real thing calling 911. but even after all of these incidents, authorities say ifuty you see something, say something. not taking any issue with wit anyone who is calling for for help. live outside joint baseointas andrews, paul wagner, fox5ox local news. news. >> it all goes to show justt how on edge our area has become. not on the heels of the istanbul airport attack and this a spring's shootings atin both the white house and the hod u.s. capitol security officials are taking extremext caution with the massiveio crowds that are expected onn t the national mall on the ml on fourth of july.july fox5's tom fitzgerald joinsald j you live now with more on what

ayhey, tom.hey, t >> reporter: hey, lure are, lu a a. the security concerns are real r here especially amongst they u.s. park police heading into this fourth of july holiday. at times they were deliveringe what amounted to a dual aua message here.ere. yes, they want families toamil come down here for the fourth fu of july, yes, they want peoplepl to enjoy that concert and the fireworks show.sho but what they don't want is i anybody who attends the national mall festivities ontivs monday to be at any, n-any wayay surprised by what is going to to be tantamount to a massiveassi security footprint down heretp on the nationaril mall on on monday. take a look at some of thisf thi video from earlier today. now, the u.s. park police tellel us that they are going to be having security screenings sett up along the perimeter of the mall. there will be eight of theseof e all around the national mall.l l you can only enter the mall byy going thre through them. t they'll be opened from 10:00d fm a.m. to 9 p.m. a

bags, all of your coolers, your back packs, they will behee subject to search.su park police is also reminding ri people alcohol and yes,olnd yes marijuana, fireworks as well,ksw they are prohibited down herewnr and this year park police areic also adding a reminder forindero people not to use drones in d this area.th u.s. park police say they wereee aware the alarm at joint airjot base andrews this morning and td while that report as we'ves w said turned out to be incorrect, u.s. park police.s. c had a blunt message today.ge tod they want to remind people toplo continue to call them if theyhe see something unusual. also, they revealed that there were two drone incidents just last week that park policee responded to. to. one at anacostia park wherehere the operator was cited and another down here on thedown national mall.al that operator was never found.ou >> the fact that we have to look up now, not just aroundt us is just another thing thatnga has changed in law enforcementne and like i mentioned i've been

of live technology that our officers wear on their beltir bt now. we are advising the public, pli the eyes and ears for lawor law enforcement, if they see s something, say something. somhi whether you think it's suspicious, out of the, ou ordinary or just doesn't feel right, please notify one of the uniformed personnel workingif the event. eve >> reporter: and that iss advice you heard over and over again today. today. u.s. park police say there arehe things you can do on your own cu to assist them.ist t for example, small things likees taking a picture of your childol in case you get separated fromaf that child, also coming upld, with a meeting place in case ce members of your group becomeome separated.sepa the most important they say is i to sign up for emergency text alerts from the in thi nixtel se this is free. f you can register on line atnin the national park web site ande it's available 24 hours a day dy and it will that send thehat latest information down at theot

we are live at the washingtonhig monument tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. new >> a day care worker in ther t district is accused of hurting a child.a chi those allegations surfaced surfd yesterday and police have charged lisa vaughn ofsaghn northwest with cruelty to children.chil. investigators say a parent ofs a a one-year-old boy say theiray e son came home with a huge bald spot on his head.s that's a picture of it rightt there on your screen. a teacher at the kids rss learning center in southeast cen told the boy's mother anothernoh child pulled her son's s airport. the mother asked to see the a day care surveillance tape and n it shows a teacher not a child c was responsible.po >> the baltimore police department is about to make a major change in i how officers r handle their jobs.ndle t starting tomorrow, a new useew of force policy will go intont effect. it will require officers to intervene if they see a colleague crossing a line.e crsg this change comes more than ahaa year after the death ofeath o freddie gray and ahead of aad of justice department report thatt will examine its patterns ands a practices. >> up ahead transgenderednsgendr

>> the pentagon announced penta today transgender people will now be allowed to serve openly e in the military. mitar how it will begin to implementlt the new rules.ul >> the plan at the center of ce the popular cereal podcast hasoh been granted a new trial.ri those breaking new detailsetai ahead. >> then getting children tottin mow the lawn is a common way to teach them responsibility t but hear why doctorshe say theay chore could be causing them the more harm than good. >> plus, the surprising reasonio the fda is warning againstinst eating raw cookie dough. sorry, mike. m >> that's rather disappointing sarah. one of my favorite snacks.na we have a beautiful day out d o there so far today, temperature in the 80's bute ine you can feel it, humidity starting to creep back into the forecast a little bit.ca we're going to have a chance ahc of thunderstorms.st we'll have more details on the n holiday weekend right around arn the corner now coming you andou right after the break.re stick with us. fox5 local news at 5:00 rolls:0 on in just a few minutes.es >> ♪ >> ♪

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blan >> an historic and>> controversial move the pentagon has lifted its longstanding ban onon transgendered troops.ro >> the changes are effective immediately.immediately. transgender people will bede able to serve openly and will aw no longer be consideredonsire medically unfit for thedilly military. by october transgenderednsgended troops already serving will bedr

and begin formally changing cng their gender in the pentagon'st' personnel system.rsl syst they will also receiveve healthcare support related to making a gender transition. a year from now the pentagonw ee says the u.s. military willyil begin allowing transgendergender recruits to enlist.o enlist. >> we are following somear breaking news right now out off baltimore.lt just a short time agimo a judgee granted a new trial for a convicted killer whose guilte g was called into question in a popular podcast serial. s the judge ruled adnan syed deserved another trial because his attorney failed to cross-examine a key witness w during syed's first trial.tri syed is accused of killing hislh former high school girlfriend in 1999 and burying her in a park. he was sentenced to life in prison and already has served s 16 years behind bars.ehind ba >> in tonight's health watch,at there's a few knew study thattut found more than 9,000 younghan people are injured every year y in the u.s. from mowing theowinh lawn. >> not something you wouldet normally thinkhi about. abo

researchers found the numberer of injuries reported has not changed in more than twos mthan decades.cade surprisingly more than a third h of those injured were under 12 1 years old. the results also found about 80 percent of the injuries happened to boys. b american academy of pediatricses recommends children be at least 12 before operating any a lawnmower and at least 16r and t years old before using a riding or tractor style mower. >> kind of get it.d ofet i boys make some money mowing mowg the lawn.the la got to be careful.got to be car. >> this is the one we havehe o been talking about. tking bad news for those of you who love raw cookie dough.ou the fda says it is no longer safe to eat the deliciousious treat. that is because the flour used, not the eggs could put you at risk for e. coli.e. c 38 people in 20 states havein 2e been infected.beennfec the bacteria has been found inn some batches of flour at a general mills plant.la >> you may want to stong on

today. to you a massive heat wave across parts of southernn california the los angelesel times is reporting we may be m in for a major avocado shortage.orge. >> no. >> that's because many ofs caus those trees have been burnedee by the hots temperatures andtud winds reaching nearly 30 miles per hour has made the fruit unfit for sale.unfi and in case you were case w wondering southern californiaute is home to 90 percent of o america's avocados. >> man i-love avocados. >> they'll be more expensivee me i'm sure. there you go.thyo >> prices going up. >> speaking of hot hot temperatures, it's been warm out there this week but this but has actually been a pretty a nice day. >> it's been gorgeous.t's g today, though, i was a little al sweaty in the car, had toad crank up the ac. a >> not too bad.oo b. humidity is not that badhatad kaitlyn as you step outside or e at least it didn't sem likem l it. or mike. m i'm so sorry. s >> i was wondering. >> we got a million differentio people in here this week. wee i really apologize.po >> not nearly as good lookingrlk at caitlin.aiin >> don't say that.>> all right, all right. r ladies, you had it absolutely al right.

of year. late june, early july tipip particularly one of ourly o of hottest times.t tes humidity not bad but it is starting to creep back in and by the time we get to tomorrowwt afternoon we're talking veryery humid conditions and much and mc hotter temperatures. t let's take a look at radarem right now. unlike the past several daysevel here, it's quiet this evening.ve do have one or two storms sto starting to pop up down over o the northern neck of virginia. i there's just one little cell c here just popped up within the t last 30 minutes.0 minut i can't rule out closer tolose d.c. an isolated storm poppingop up here or there.he they will be few and farar between and they will not ruin r any plans that you have thiss evening.th here's the bigger picture. pictu that frontal boundary thatro moved through on tuesday is hanging ntouugt down around the carolinas putting instability in the atmosphere. t that's leading to those stormstm mostly down to the south of sth d.c. this evening.d.c. t it will throw some clouds ourlo way as we head throughout thehr course of the evening hours.ou other features to take note ofko out to the west towards tar chicago, you see the frontalhero system swinging through thereout with showers and thunderstorms. that will be in our neck of the woods as we get into yourbe friday afternoon and t

could bring some strong str potentially even severen sever thunderstorms tomorrow.de but again, forrs tonight, shoulh be mostly try here in d.c. 82 degrees your currentou temperature here inmp washington. as well as gaithersburg. westminster warm spot at 84, martinsburg 80 degrees at0 degra quantico this well, wl, leonardtown has fallen into the 70's, 79 degrees.9 degr here's your planner for thener r evening hours.hours. 80 degrees at 7 o'clock. olo again, maybe a rumble or two or of thunder. not everybody is going to see te them.them. we'll slowly fall through thethh 70's. humidity will continue to connu creep back into the forecastck and then yes, some storms on imm tap for friday.tap fo much more details on what youhao can expect there coming up inn just a little bit. all right, sarah, lauerarah, lar remarkslauerremarks,laura --laun >> why a movie theater inn aurora colorado are asking ain victims who were there thehe night of the fatal shooting toho pay them $700,000. >> the art of ad libbing how

the anchors at one newse news station responded when therendeh audio went out on the air. the a >> we know what that feels like.ke. >> ♪ ♪

>> ♪ >> all right. one of the biggest entertainment headlines is the academy's adef the 2016 class which they are they e promising is the most diverseis to date. >> this comes after so-called oscars so white scandal thato wc created worldwide outragedege about the academy's lack ofk o diversity and also resulted ined actors like will and jade ae a today pinkett smith boycotting the ceremony back in february fb as you recall. >> the organization is nowation sending out invitations to a record 683 people, 46 percente, to women and 41 percent to minorities.minoriti hollywood reporter says as of the beginning of this year theee academy's voting members were approximately 92 percent white

and 75 percent male. m l.a. times study in 2012n showed the average oscar voter v to be around 62 years old. here's what the numbers look lyle. the potential new memberskte would boost the academy's female membership tohip t 27 percent and its members ofeme color to 11 percent of its total roster.total rost there's currently 6,000 total t members but it the academyca would grow to nearly 8,000rl8, members so they're shakinghey' things up a bit here.a bi her those new invitations by the way went out to actors including idris elba americaa ar ferrara, oscar isaac john boyega, event mendes and thishis year's best actress winner w brie larson. lso >> that's cool. coo the more people then the morehem diverse it will be. that's great.that's they should expand it. >> they should be. omari hard wick former nfl form player known for his roles inoli hit tv shows and movies likes l the a team, tyler perry for pery color girls, bet's being mary jane and of course power. >> you can catch him at thech hh arena stage tonig

icon talks empowerment tour where he'll be performing and ad inspiring people to embracece the power in you.r inou here's omari hard wick on whatcn you can expect to see tonight.ot >> it will be a conversationatio just john and i talking like we've done countless times ontlm the phone or just in personerso and then, you know, i'll kw, i'l perform some pieces from the word of poetry, you know, and then maybe hug a couple peopleeo while i'm at it. >> i'm sure a lot of ladiesie would like to get a little a lit hug, maybe not, maybe so.otybe if you want to check out an evening of empowerment with actor omari hardwick the funicth starts at 8:30 tonight at arena stage located on sixth street in southwest d.c.west d >> when it comes to live tv weee know as well as anyone thaton anything can happen.an >> it is trytue.rue. just ask chicago wgn morning mni news reporters they decided to use white boards when thee boar audio went out during the lasthl 15 minutes of their broadcast. a take a look. loo >> we are experiencing someom ve

difficulties with our audio a system and for some reason somea this is the only audio that t works right now, but we wander e every one to know that we are kw frantically working on this situation and trying to fix it as soon as possible. psibl >> nancy lou live along the mag mile and i've got larrygola and robin trapped.an for some reason we are rea experiencing some serious technical difficulties. [laughter][laugh >> i had to say i haven't seen this morning show before. they are pretty hilarious. that's about how i wouldbout hod expect them to deal with itl but, you know, i love -- howov-- long does this last here i wonder. it's not the first time the anchors have had to improvise te while the broadcast rann without sign. sig they experienced similar audio problems back in 2014 and the t duo had just as much funuc working around the issues that time. ti pretty good sports.etty gd sp >> a way to improvise.mprose >> the poor reporter out theret can you imagine hearing in heari your ear you are the only you audio we have.audio we h just keep

[laughter][laughte >> coming up here, why bombhy b squad members will not have tooh pay back massive debt they hadad previously faced.evio we'll have a live report.ive re. >> and agents raid a home in virginia. the investigation is happening now.w. >> and nancy grace leading headline news. n when you can catch her final can episode ahead. >> and after disney world -- wo- after attacks disney world w removes gators and crocodiles.ri you can see the changes in i your next visit and we'll have ' more on that.more on th >> angry parents punish teenisht son by forcing him to sleep in a backyard tent. is it too extreme or perfect punishment? go to our fox5 fox twitter page and give us your vote. vote we'll weigh in straight ahead.ga >> ♪ ♪

>> this is a story you'll see first on fox5.on f has did you say duty pay wasu ty taken away from pentagon bomben squad members and thed memban employees were facing massive f debt after being told they hadd to pay the money back. b >> now there is some good news n for these employees. fox5's alexandria limon is live with the latest from thet t pentagon. pe alex. >> reporter: that's right,te guys, this was story you saw first on fox5 about a monthonth ago and today we received a statement from the pentagon saying 100 percent of the debtt that the pentagon bomb squad employees were facing has beengn waived. however, i'll tell you after speaking to my contacts whoo myn are members of the bomb squad, well, they tell me they are relieved, i'll tell you they're not happy.ey'r again, the pentagon says today that after the completion ofetif the normal waiver of debt process, washingtons,ashi headquarters servicesrs serce determined the pentagon force protection agency also

as the bomb squad will not have to repay years worth ofy ye hazardous duty pay that theha pentagon says they received in error. now, these employees had a 25 percent hazardous duty pay dt bump that was in writing in in both the job posting and theirne offer letters.ette well, now the pentagon says it "was an administrative erroror made in good faith but witht wit severe financial consequencesone for the employees the pay was incorrectly authorized through no fault of the employeesployee involved."volv last month, members of the bomb squad contacted fox5 too tell us one of their coworkers e and most veteran members ofemrs the team a-sell fernandez hadded committed suicide and they a t believed it was at least in part over this pay dispute and the looming debt they wereey wer facing. fernandez, a father of two,z, a would have had to repay a sum am of about

today one of the members off the bomb squad gave me thiss statement under condition of anonymity saying "all we dide was accept a job which we w thought with the salaryy increase would help improvemp ours and our families' lives. instead we had our salary unceremoniously cut and absolutely nothing done to d remedy it. how would they feel if it wasits done to them? the loss of ourur teammate is unforgivable. whs should be investigated over this ." ." over the last month we haveh hv talked to several of these t bomb squad members who toldd me, they would have never accepted these positions -- and left their old jobs.ob some worked with the capitol police force for example. force they would have never takeneverk the pentagon bomb squad job if it wasn't for that 25 percent5 c pay bump which was taken awayy in january of 2015.01 reporting live in arlington, art alexandr

news.ws >> well, imagine waking up to loud explosions inside of youroo home. that happened this morning innin a loudoun county neighborhood.gh >> homeland security is leading the investigation intoot that.at fox5's ronica cleary hasas more. mo >> reporter: around 5:30 5 this morning, two loud explosions alarmed neighbors on this quiet street. hiwell, the noise came frome f agents in full tactical gearctil breaking down the door of a a home on mulholland street in leesburg. they were executing a federal fd search warrant. i knocked on the door of theon home that was raided and eric johannson opened the door. the he confirmed that he does own the home and thatt investigators were there tore see him. h he would not tell me more about today's raid. t i spoke with one neighbor whoeih wished to remain anonymous andna she walked me through whatoughha happened this morning. morni >> i was shocked when i lookedho out the window this morninckg and saw someone standing outtann there with a big gun.th a g i thought that's not anything

that happens in a i neighborhood.ne and then i saw later on, i saw s all these men come out with their guns and i guessed there e must have been like eight ore 10 of them that came out of the condo next door and i besaws the police car out in front in f and there was a helicopterte flying low and, yeah, it was a w lot of excitement, moreement, me statement than we were expecting this morning. mni >> reporter: the department of homeland security confirmed that no arrests were made during thiars morning's raid.ng. reporting from leesburg, ronica cleary, fox5 local news. news. >> flew tonight a suspectedpectd marijuana grower and dealer islr in custody in miami and when w police raided luiz hernandez gonzalez's home they stumbled upon quite a bit of cash, c $24 million worth. that is a record amount for miami. miam police say they found hundred dollar bills wrapped together in sealed plastic bags andc bagn stored in 5-gallon buckets.ts. hernandez gonzalez first attracted attention in 201020 when he spoke to a

about the pot business. >> it's been nearly four years n since 12 people were killedille and dozens injured after jamesfs holmes opened fire inside a colorado movie theater. now cinemark is asking foring fr hundreds of thousands ofands o dollars from the families ofilie shooting victims who were unsuccessful in suing the company. mp cinemark was accused ofed of several security lapses buts but last month was found to be not n liable for the shootings.. >> nancy grace one of the mostra recognizable flames on cabcelesc news announced today she'll be b leaving headline news this october.oc grace is a former prosecutorro and has been on tv for the last 12 years. she rose to fame for hero f coverage of several high profile missing children cases including natalee holloway h elizabeth smart and caylee anthony. grace's final episode is scheduled to air on thursday october 13th. >> walt disney world removed rod alligators and crocodiles fromdf several rides and shows.ras an weeks after two-year-old lane graves was killed by an was alligator at the florida kgar at .esort. among the characters who haveshh been

crock from peter pan. p new nets have been added to addo fences installed following thele accident.cident fishing has also been bannednned throughout the resort unlessortu it is part of a planned trip. t >> how was your interview? >> exactly. it wasn't with a reporter. ror >> first lady michelle obama oba toured madrid with the queen of spain. among the sights were the gardens of the royal family's official residence.cial riden the first lady and her daughters sasha and malia are me visiting the country as partt of a three nation tour toto promote the rights of young women to be educated. >> coming up, too soon? why some new moms are noware now announcing their pregnancy in the first trimester. >> too short for the court? rt f nike is getting slammed formmedr this wimbledon dress. d do you agree with the

>> and parents punish their the teen for stealing by makingalin him sleep in the backyard in adn tent. is this too extreme or is itr is the perfect punishment? we're weighing in straight ahead. in hey, mike. me. >> lay, sarah.ar. getting excited for theinte holiday weekend here in thend hn weather department. fireworks, perhaps man-made, m perhaps mother nature made natea that. weekend forecast.orec i'll have full details on thelst holiday weekend coming up right after the break. stick around. we'll be right back.

>> ♪ >> believe it or not redskins training camp begins in exactly four weeks from today in richmond.veaifoin i'm not sure i like this le because i think it meanst m summer is ending and summer is just beginning. >> getting there. prior toetti camp the next big date on the calendar is july 15th.y that's the deadline the t redskins and quarterback kirkbar cousins have to come to termse t on a long term contract. ctr if the two sides are unable to t reach an agreement cousinsousins will earn close

this upcoming season after the redskins place the franchise fra tag on him: colts signed coltsd andrew luck to a record six year, $140 million deal which$1 includes a $32 million signing bonus and $87 millionilli guaranteed.guarante >> speaking of redskinsg of rin quarterbacks last night legend billy kilmer on the left and sonny injuring again son tookinu in theri nats and mets game. meg sonny chomping on a fat unlitat cigar. hope he didn't light it its a nonsmoking facility. f there's a designated smoking area at the first base gate. g since sonny is a hall of famer f he probably can do whatever he wants. >> exactly. >> looks like it. >> taking a look outside rightug behind us here, just a gorgeous day. >> great for baseball.>>reat >> absolutely. 82 degrees out there mike thomas and but we do have someav weather to worry about in some parts of the area is that right.t y you're right, sarah. down to the south there's ao e o couple storms starting to pop up here and there but for the most part most of us are okaysta tonight. an isolated storm, that's you

mostly south later on thisn evening but for most of us we're in the clear. cle tomorrow is a different story,sr though. a cold front coming our wayy that could spark that showers and thunderstorms in theth evening and a few of those storms could be on the strong to severe side.ld we'll talk more about that inlkb just a minute here. a mine he your weekend still looks great g especially saturday looks sunlos filled and absolutely gorgeous g out there. fortunately independence dayatel may be a little -- maybe aaybe a little different.rent. mother's day may give us theirst own kind of fireworks. frew more details on that weekendt wd forecast coming your way in aayi bit. first outside we go. little bit of haze, little bit of humidity.of humid humidity is starting to come isr up and it will continue to come can up as we roll throughlr the overnight hours and intont tomorrow morning. mng 51 percent not bad at all, mostly cloudy skies out thereud at this hour, 82 degrees.degr winds are out of the south and d as long as we keep those windshw going out of the south, we'll continue to bring that youin humidity as we head in through the evening and into the daytime hours tomorrow.or there's your satellite and you radar. more clouds starting to fire f as we continue to get throughett the heating of the day here. there is a frontal boundary to o our south that's kind ofr southt stalled out down's there

azar are a mentioned that'sed where your kind of troubleind oe spots, minor trouble spots,ubles the trouble spots right nows rin across kind of the northernn neck of virginia. virginia. can't resume out maybe one maybe storm bubbling up around the arh d.c. metro area but it's not very likely this evening.vening better chance tomorrow andmoow that's because of this coldhi front way out here towardshere t chicago heading our way as weou head through the course of thehe day tomorrow. we'll have more heat to work morat t with and more humidity to workir with. you throw those factors inthoses with the cold front swinging swn through and you get a muchyou tm better chance for f thunderstorms tomorrowthunrsto afternoon. let's do futurecast.t's 11 o'clock tonight mix ofig mixo clouds and clear spots here and there. we work our way through theough overnight hours, same kind ofs, deal.de early morning kind of brokeninkd sunshine out there.ut tre heading into the afternoon,er 12, 1 o'clock, probably starting to fire a couple coupl storms here and there upe towards baltimore, futurecast f is showing it right now. n we work our way into thento t 5 o'clock news hour tomorrow too night, probably going to want to tune in and see where the ane worst of the storms r they t look strongest up towardsards baltimore in this particularorpa model run but we'll keep anbut e eye on it. it will depend on just how much sunshine we get tomorrow tr during the day

how strong those storms could be. work our way into the lateur way evening hours, we're starting sg to clear things out through the overnightar and we'll wake l up to a lot of sunshine as weun get into your saturdayat afternoon. do want to mention there istione the risk for severe weather tomorrow.morrow we're at a marginal risk forl sk severe weather here in thehe d.c. area. at this point i-95 and points eastward. east we'll keep our eye on it.l keepr it e will depend on how thingsnw develop tomorrow in terms oftomm who gets the most sun where.re. 89 degrees your daytime highti g tomorrow afternoon.rrowfter upper 80's for most locations.o. it will be much more humide than it was today. tay so, do keep that in mind. independence forecast looking pretty good. let's take a look at this full weekend here. 85 degrees, mostly sunny skieses for your saturday afternoon., o. sunday 83.nday started off with a good amount o of sun but we'll build thell bld clouds as we head into the hea t afternoon and yes, july 4th jy unfortunately may be looking at the chance for a scattered sa thunderstorm during thederm dur evening. unfortunately risk kind ofnd o increases as we head through t the day on independence dayd there so fireworks, we'll keepl our eye on them. t we'll keep you pope francis

84 degrees for independence day for a daytime high and asret we roll through the course of o next week kind of a chance ofk a thunderstorm each and every ad day with highs in the mid to mio upper 80's. >> messy holiday.o i keep hoping that's --t's >> maybe. it's improved a bit. it doesn't look as wet in theetn morning as one time it d we'lle' have to hammer out the details d as we head through the the weekend.week >> it's an annual tradition.n. if it didn't storm i would be like is it't july 4th.ul >> exact the. always seems to on the fourth.ms >> thanks mike. >> uh-huh. k talk about last day of school sendoff here. here. this first grade teacher inn oklahoma let her students drawdr all over her dress. dre she said she didn't mind atn' m all. in fact it was her idea. casselberry says she wanted to t do something special andcial creative for the last day ofay o school so she wore a planeore al white dress. she says she loves the dress d because her precious picassosics created a beautiful keepsake.ee she calls the creation herner memory dress and it is kind ofn cool. >> seems like a very fun teacher. >> yeah. >> nice posing in that dress. >> i don't know if you wouldsi f get away with that in highaway school where kids might notig

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>> ♪ >> how far would you go to punish your child? >> one family's decision is quusing quite a debate onary'g social media.ital >> after adam bogus stoleus items from his family membersils his parents decided on a new on way to try to teach him a lesson. >> during the day adam has tothd deal with extreme heat and heat more while inside a tent a t located outside the family's fam new mexico home.ico hom he's allowed back inside to t sleep at night also for mealso a

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since doctors say almost alm 80 percent of miss carriagescare happen in the first trimester.it i'm wondering or advised by by who. >> i just was pregnant mineregn doctor didn't tell me when to tell my family.y family. >> there's no law.>> there you can kind of say itki of s whenever you want. >> i know it's kind of becomeec that because people think oh let me just get through itthrouh make sure severing okay.ring >> right. >> certainly a personal a p decision. >> if you're excited and youxcit want to tell people, go forget exactlforit.it >> exactly. e >> being cooped up is no fun. >> by one cute little kittene kt figured out a way to escape his pet store enclosure to play with a puppy pal. pal very cute viral video comingl up next. up next.

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determined kitten from tryingite to get to its true love. >> aww. >> this is adorable.hi so you see there the one thing t between them was a dividerid between the cages but thates b didn't stop the kitten fromn f making his way up and around. an look at this.t t is he going to get over there.. >> how cute. cute. >> they like want to playy together. >> the puppy can barely contain its excitement while watch and the escape. finally nine kitten makes its way into the cage and what a cute little furry fairytalerry a ending. >> i know. >> so far the video has been hab viewed more than 2 millionmillio times. you can see why.can see wh that is adorable. adora >> my gosh. i love it. they're like friends. you know, puppy'r and kittennd k when they start that young they grow up together they t won't realize we're different.ft thanks for joining us tonighton at 5:00. 5:0 >> the news at 6:00 starts st right now. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 6:00. >> thanks for joining us

>> and i'm tony perkins.'m tonyr it was busy afternoon in our region. in prince george's county fox5's matt e auckland is live v with details on an arrest in an triple murder in district heights a security scare at a joint base andrews earlierndrewr paul wagner has latest on that t and tom fitzgerald is taking a look at securing the nationalato mall for the fourth. fourt let's start out of coverage with matt ackland. aland we're hearing it was a tip it wt from the public that helpedhat d solve this case. it was a terrible case we hade d been telling you about all a week long.g. five people shot in the house hu behind me.behind three people were killed. let's take you to the video.ou d this is a big arrest made bye prince george's county police.nc lawrence rogers was arrestedwass in the district last night. nig he was charged with firsth rs degree and second degreeegree murder, the big mysterytery tonight, though, still police do not know what may have motivated the killings.ling they are still looking for information. also, they say that they were helped by videos.s. somebod

video that was released from fro the police police departmente to the media and theden someoneo actually saw that video and was able to contact police and help solve this case. police spoke about this not thi too long ago. here is what they had to say.ay >> when we finally got thoseot t surveillance videos over theeost weekend we knew that was aat w a huge piece of this case. cas and on monday, we got the videos out to the press, out to you guys we appreciated youry putting it out there and we w knew we were going to getet information back from the community.mmun it's what we expect and whatecta we get normally on our casesur so video of that quality that showed him and distinct tiff qualities of this criminal wenaw knew we were going to get some g information back and we d we wee got a lot of information back.bk >> reporter: once again authorities saying there's a lot ofte investigative work tokt do. they still don't know a motive't at this point.at t we're also told there will be wb some kind of vigil tonight forif the victims here at the home, hm not sure exactly when thatn tha will take place but we'll