sterling. this incident all started last night outside convenience store in ballet on rouge, selling cd's outside convenience store, they received anonymous call sailing sterling threatened someone with a gun. we warn but to show you portion of the cell phone video that appears to show two officers pink sterling down on the grounds before officer takes out his gun and fires. take a look. >> now, we pause the video bus off officers fire the first shot, several more shouts are heard on the video and the camera cuts away, see the protest in baton rouge last night, they continued throughout the day as news of the shooting and the video spread, police are maintaining sterling was armed, the convenience store owner told baton rouge tv station sterling did not have a gun in his hands at the time but claims he saw officers removing one from sterling's pocket after the shooting. alton sterling's family spoke during news conference calling him devoted father to his five children.

>> as a mother, i have now been forced to raise a son who is going to remember what happened to his father that i can't take away from him he is at an age every understanding. i hurt more for him and his lost. >> the two officers involved in sterling's death have been put on administrative leave and baton rouge have handed over the investigation to the f.b.i., a vigil is planned for tonight, i'm sure we'll see many more in baton rouge, sarah? >> jim, thanks, now to fox5 exclusive dc firefighter under investigation after inflammatory posts on facebook made in response to the baton rouge police shooting. paul wagner live in foggy bottom with this exclusive story, paul? >> reporter: laura, sarah, norman brooks has been on the dc fire department

he works here athen gin 23, in foggy bottom, on the campus of george washington university. this is what we know from sources. that around midday today, norman brooks, went on facebook, and made a rant, basically, typed out a rant, angry at police officers, and basically telling people that they needed to take up arms against racist cops. a person who actually viewed that rant was so disturbed by it, that person picked up the call, phone, and called dc police. they ghana investigation, they called dc fire, and notified them about what had happened. they immediately took norman brooks off the street, he's now on administrative leave, under investigation, by dc police. we have a copy of the rant that norman brooks placed on facebook. let's show it to you now. he writes first: bottom line, these racist expletive cops who are murdering our people need to start turning up the same way. they shouldn't feel safe walking the streets and neither should their supporters.

it makes us all look like a bunch of expletives. these evil expletives don't have any compassion. they're going to let them pigs go free and probably start a gofundme and make them millionaires. time to stop praying, stop protesting, start buying guns, and start protecting ourselves from these crooked racist cops. if you are a cop and are not in support every these people, then it is about time to start turning these type of expletives in or at least given out some addresses, so we, the people, can handle them. ends of rant. please share, but then he goes on to say the answer is yes. i'm saying the citizens should take the law in their own hands, and target racist cops. those pigs in baton rouge deserve nothing short of a bullet in their heads, see how their families feel after that. >> placed on facebook by norman brooks, earlier today, someone saw

police. the dc fire department does have a social media policy that basically says you can not post anything on there that would reflect negatively on the dc fire department. we'll have more on this story later on at 6:00 tonight. live outside engine 23, paul wagner, fox5 local news. hey, paul, i'm curious what kind of response you're getting from the fire department tonight, if you tried to get in touch with the firefighter who made that rant on line? >> we've not got never touch with the firefighter, laura, we did get a statement from dc fire saying that they were made aware of this earlier today, and that they immediately took action. they do confirm that he is under investigation by dc police, as well as dc fire internal affairs. they take this very seriously, basically all of the information they put out in a statement. did say this this firefighter has been on the job since 2007. and works here at this station in foggy

>> paul, thank you. >> so much anger. tonight police in fairfax county are investigating after a bullet was fired through the window of a child's bedroom. fox5's lauren demarco live in hearnden with the very latest on that, lauren? >> laid, along monahan drive, and in this neighborhood there are so many children, we're standing here, kids walking by with their families headed home from the pool or from playing activities. you can imagine that they are rattled after. >> this take a look at the video. a bullet went right through the window of a seven year old girl, around 10:30 last night, now, she is on a corner unit of these row homes. and they are sort after small field, clearing, behind that unit, so there are some people is the thought, people hanging out possibly back there, not sure if it was accidental or what may have happened, but gunshot went off, the family tells me that they heard, they thought at least seven shots fired. they thought that there was

back there, but police say at this point that's all under investigation. we of course know it was at least this one shot fired. the bullet went through a little girl's bedroom window, her mom just spoke to us about it, take a listen to that. >> she is okay now, but she was scared that night because she had so much questions, she was on the bed, when we hear, she say, mommy, what is that? i told her maybe fireworks? and she goes close to the window and when she was close to the window, we hear the louder noise on the bedroom and i seen she broke something, and when i go check, we -- i saw the hole in the window. >> reporter: just spoke to that little girl a few moment ago, again, she is seven years old, has just tiny scratch on her arm. but she certainly was scared. last night they didn't even want her to sleep in her bed. they had to put her in another part of e

the ground. very frightening for this family. the father tells me he is looking into moving. they don't want to stay here. again, police looking for who ever fired this weapon. they have been canvassing, going door-to-door. they do have the bullet, they are examining the bullet, but of course can't match it if they don't have the gun. so they need to investigate this. we'll have an update for in you our next hour, that's the latest here in hearnden, lauren demarco, fox5 local news. >> high et cetera ville man faces multiple charges tonight after he led police on high speed chase through two north carolina counties. thirty-two year old collide laurence wanted out of maryland and dc, committed strong armed robbery and stabbed a police officer who confronted him about shoplifting. gas station clerk called police yesterday morning, when he spotted laurence sitting in his car in pine level, north carolina. an officer who approached the car noticed several knives, and whether he asked laurence for id he sped off leading police on the chase through raleigh. laurence faces multiple

procession, driving while impaired, and hit-and-run. >> maryland court has ruled adults who host parties with under age drinking can be held liable in civil lawsuits for injuries caused by a drunk guest. the ruling by the maryland caught of appeals was unanimous. the decision allows two lawsuits brought by victims of drunk driving incidents to move forward now. this is the first time the court of appeals recognized the liability a party hoses for alcohol-related injuries or deaths, caused by their under age guests. experts say, the memorial bridge will have to close to traffic within five years, unless it gets $250 million overhaul. the feds have take answer major step toward that goal. the department of transportation is pitching in $90 million, and that grant will allow construction to begin early next year. no word yet on plans to pay for the remaining $160 million. inspectors call the 84 year old bridge structurally

deficient. its steels store ers, decking reduced to gravel. 68,000 vehicles crossed that memorial bridge. >> coming up: we are tracking metro. the commuter service releases a final report of safe track surge number two. ahead we're also getting a look at the impact it's had on ridership. protests planned at dc walmarts tomorrow. several groups say they want the discount store to stop supporting one public figure. we'll tell you who straight ahead. >> and from one scandal to another. actor tony gold win is complaining, excuse me, campaigning for clinton in new jersey, what he is saying about the real life scandal involving clinton's emails. hey, knew. >> hey there, laura, sarah, heatwave going, we've been at least as high as 92 degrees, it is 91 now, yes, humidity has not gone anywhere. we'll let you know what to expect for the next several hours, and we're checking radar, too, to see if there is any threat for thunderstorms. first lo

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>> several groups that don't want wal-mart to support donald trump plans to demonstrate in downtown dc tomorrow. the anti-trump campaign is called making

wal-mart. several groups including the washington teachers union and the employment justice center are asking wal-mart to avoid giving any more money to the gopn november wal-mart gave $15,000 to the republican national convention's planning committee. the anti-trump campaign also has an on line petition. so far, it has more than 14,000 signatures. fbi director james comey will explain his recommendation, not to prosecute hillary clinton, for miss handling classified information. he's going to explain that to lawmakers tomorrow. comey agreed testify before the house oversight committee. yesterday, he delivered a skating criticism of clinton for using a private e-mail account while serving as secretary of state. he said it was extremely careless, but did not rise to the level of a crime. a little annoyed you represent susan after i endorsed her opponent, but there is hope, so, i'm great.

award winning scandal, tony place to president grant on the show. >> also a hillary clinton supporter. and fox5's political reporter, ronica cleary had the chance to chat with him today about his support of the presumptive democratic nominee. take a look. >> 's star of the show, scandal. he is here today, in leesburg on behalf of hillary clinton, in light of yesterday's announcement by the f.b.i., not to pursue charges against clinton, i asked him about how he thought this might affect the race. >> yet ' announce. , using some of james comey's remarks, putting them next to things that hillary clinton has said, and they're implying she has been dishonest or untrue to the american people. what do you say in response to that as a defends tow hillary clinton's campaign and candicey? >> look, director comb is he pretty tough on her, no

he also exonerated her of any indictment. >> i don't dispute it, this e-mail business, in no way, invalidates the extraordinary accomplishments every secretary clinic on, and more importantly, doesn't take away from what i believe she will accomplish for american families until the white house. >> at today's event, golds win spoke to women from across lowden county to encourage them to support hillary clinton. spoke about the many reasons that he supports the candidate, and why he thinks you should vote for her. >> no one has ever been more qualified to be president of the united states than hillary clinton. and what really blew me away beyond her policy positions, which i agreed with, you know, i really discovered a woman who has been so consistent in her

to the people that she has been fighting for, and that's children and women and american families who lack the resources to fight for themselves. >> and, of course, it wasn't all politics. i had to ask him about his hit show scandal. don't miss part two of my interview with tony gold win tomorrow on good day dc. reporting in leesburg, ronica cleary, with fox5 local news. rap superstar snoop dog set to perform on the side lines of the democratic in support of hillary clinton. snoop endorsed clinton back in may of last year, the rapper will be the main act at a show if philadelphia on july 28th, just a day before clinton is expected to except the party's presidential nomination. >> boy is it humid out there and a little hate. >> i a lot hazy. and sue is standing out in it. i apologize, seoul, they stuck you out there. >> you know what, i hate to tell

good. >> does it? >> i spend so much time in that over refrigerated billing, and i'm happy to be thawing out little bit. my photograph is her like me, we kind of like summer. i don't mind being out here for a little bit, however, if i was out here like four, five hours like so many of our workers are, i could see why that would be tedious, the kinds of thing where you need to take frequent brakes, even look around northwest washington very few people out on the sidewalks, that's very different for this time of night. those that are out are walking really slowly. so do you have to pace yourself in this kind of heat. and it will be with us, for the rest of the work week. we'll check temperatures first though at last check dc about 91 degrees. and oh, so humid. oh, wait a minute, temperature now has jumped up to 94 degrees. okay, that's getting nice and steamy, isn't it? that's the hot spot. ninety-two for baltimore, cooler near annapolis at 86. we take that humidity and combine it with our air temperature to come up with something called the heat index, how it actually feels to

district, feels like 100 in fredericks berg, 95 for gaithersburg and frederick in terms every cooling storm just not looking like it will be in the cards for us, we had few thunderstorms yesterday, that really lingered into deposit add lot of cooling rain down toward stafford, everything kind of further south, and the triggers, there is one, in the higher elevations out to the west, there might be slight chance that you could have a shower or storm tonight. but i would say the chances are pretty slim here locally for us to see anything from 94 to maybe 89 degrees if we can cool off fast enough by 7:00. by 9:00, 84, got to be hard to play baseball, i know the nats had 4:00 game. they are toughing it out as are the fans this this heat. eleven temperature 81, sorry to be the bearer of bad news, if you are not a big fan of summer weather will be even hotter tomorrow make sure to take frequent brakes if you have to be spends ac loft

outside, we expect temperatures if it got to 94, to decrease today it, will certainly be pretty easy for us to get there again tomorrow with only slight chance of a thunderstorm, little better chance tomorrow, i think you're going to be able to dodge the thunderstorms tonight. and every once in a wheel, merciful breeze out here, which feels really great. other than that, definitely feels like july has rolled into town, in a big way, making its presence felt tonight. laura, sarah, we'll have the seven day forecast, i'll let you know it comes to an end this rounds every heat with that coming up in a few minutes. >> you can their breeze blowing through. >> thankfully we have that, at least. >> thankfully. coming up: change coming to fairfax county schools. >> new policy being implemented in the fall. parents say they were not notified about it. >> and surge three, day one, blue and yellow lines shutdown, that's in effect, and that means major delays for riders of virginia and anyone trying to get to the

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we are break with breaking news out of alexandria virginia, right now battling three alarm fire at a restaurant in the delray neighborhood. >> flames broke out about an hour ago, at al's steak how the mount vernon avenue. we want to get right to fox5 matt ackland with the latest on what's happening. >> hi, sarah, lauren, to update you on the information, not battling the fire any longer it, has been put out for probably about a half hour now since we've been here on the scene but the reason they brought so many firefighters here, the fear chief told me it is because it is so hot outside, that they had to rotate people through. take a

is where it happened basically in the delray neighborhood. it is called al's steak house, here is the thing, al's steak house just reopened today apparently had been a long time business in this area, closed last year when the owner passed away, some some new owners pick it up, they renovated it, and then today they opened it up a lot of people were there, apparently, this was somewhere on the roof guerdoning, hearing no one injured, saw the fire quick enough, were able to get outside. and you can see what al's looks like right now, the damage not too terribly bad. but there were some firefighters on the scene today number of them because so many firefighters needed to rotate the fire fighters and out because of the heat

>> road still closed off. i asked what they thought might have cause that fire. they said they didn't know at this point. but once again, al's steak house just re-opening today in the delray neighborhood here in alexandria, and the fire broke out about an hour ago, they were able to put it out, everything is okay, and an investigation to determine exactly what took place is currently underway. live in alexandria, matt ackland, fox5 local news. >> thank you, coming up metro settles withne of its contractors over alleged fraud. we have details of that suit ahead. new troop draw-down, president obama to leave more troops than planned in afghanistan. >> and you better wear a seatbelt in this city. where you can get fined for sagging your pants. plus, why the air force is apologizing to derrick jeter. and the tsa test agnew idea to speed up airport security. tell you about that when we come back. >> ♪

>> new tonight, howards county police need your help finding a man wanted in connection with a deadly shooting in laurel. police have issued arrest warrant for tennis addition, jr., the shooting happened saturday at the turf motel on washington boulevard. police found a man and a woman suffering from gunshot wounds. the woman died at the hospital, the man is expected to survive. they believe digs new the victim. also, new tonight, man killed in a police involved shooting in the district has been identified. monday night, police were called when a crowd was setting off fireworks on 49th street in northeast. when they arrived, they say a man holding a

fire on the officers an officer fired back, now sydney washington, of southeast. >> washington died at the hospital,he shooting remains under investigation. attorney general for the dmv have reached a settlement with a dallas based contractor accused of committing fraud. the lawsuit claimed m.d. transportation exploited their contract with metro, by billing metro access, to transit agency service foam poor with disability for picking up people who were deceased or had discontinued the service. the transportation company was also accused of charging metro for more wheelchair accessible vehicles for riders who didn't actually need the service. well, another slow commute for many of you as metro continues to make repairs, we are now in surge three, and that means, work is being done from national airports to braddock road, team of workers focused south of the stop this afternoon, heavy equipment has been broughtn

passengers are doing their best to find ways around the track work. shuttle buses are keeping them moving. >> also, getting a look at the impact on ridership, metro released these numbers this afternoon, they show about 70% of riders are using other options, to get to work during safe track maintenance. that's a big number there. metro gave number on surge two, last round of safe track work, gm says everything finished and he's satisfied metro accomplished it objectives. >> annound today, 8400 troops will remain in afghanistan, into next year. the president originally planned to cut us troops strength in afghanistan to 5500, by the end of his presidency, the number of troops that will stay is still less than the 9800 recommended buying military leaders, the president says america's interests depends on helping afghanistan's struggling government to continue finding threat from the taliban and other

well you better wear a belt if you're visiting timonville. a saggy pants ban. new ban, bans them from showing their underwear. first time offenders get verbal warning, get caught twice could be on registry of repeat offenders. after three times police will start issuing fines between one and $600. >> one way to make money in the sit. >> i and in a related story, crime. >> perhaps. >> i mean, common? >> maybe they just don't have crime in timonville. >> i thought i was on when i came in, apparently -- >> should just turn on when you put it on. >> you can turn on the world with a smile. >> all-star game next week, brace harper, like to see him on national stage. >> yes, we do. >> he doesn't like it that much. >> he doesn't. >> no. >> he does play baseball for a team that people can watch

nationally. >> three run shot, 18th of the year, afternoon game continues at that is park, naturally somebody that exciting, the guy who wants to make baseball fun again, would be a shoe-in for neck week's homerun -- any san diego, but the national league's range mvp says he won't take part this year or probably any other. derby moment back in 2013, home of the mets, finishing second, that was his dad, throwing for son, you know, perfect father-son movement. great narrative. but skipped already yeast affair, said i didn't want to do it without his dad, having shoulder surgery at the time. told the post this week woe rather wait until the 2018 all-star game here in d.c. but after last night's game he was seeing much different tune. >> daddy just don't really want to do it, want to enjoy my time, sit on the side, watch little bit, i i enjoyed watching last year. >> just

it next year, the year after, any time, i just don't feel like doing it. >> was part of the terps first and only national title back in 200 it, but one dixon's time coming to close. leaving his post as assistant, only allows three assistant coaches, created the post for dixon, but limited what he did, when he made a fraction of what the full time coaches made. made a statement saying always expressed desire to become a coach if the d1 or professional level, well, not opening on the staff current limb, i know juan will be highly successful coach once given the opportunity, one of the most accomplished players in history, i appreciate his contributions. and, how about to tennis? ya, quarterfinals at wimbledon, three seed roger federer doing his best, first two sets, the ninth seed, but the 34 year old authored epic come back, he was down match .3 times, the fan obviously on his side, he won the final three sets. the fifth and final set with a ace,

>> nothing compared to some of the other names. >> right? two wins away from winning a record eight wimbledon title. >> legends right there. >> real simplet and only 34 years old, but it is funny, it is very humbling, we are talking about these veterans, talk about the williams sisters, and they're younger than us. >> makes me feel so old. >> i remember being a kid collecting baseball cards, oh, 36 he's old. >> ancient. >> remember when andre agassi ended his run at wimbledon, considered really old man, at like 36. >> he lost, he age add lot when he cut the hair. >> i know. >> remember that? >> that was big deal. >> that was a thing. >> brooke shields dug. >> yes, she did. >> for awhile. >> all right, coming up: new way to ride what uber is implementing to make drivers more profitable during rush hour. >> and, tsa is unveiling new majors to speed up your check in, what they are testing at airports across the country. plus, aiming hi, the mission this 16 year old from

is taking to break again his book of world records. hey, caitlin? >> hey there, guys, summer definitely in full force now, as we are on day two of the 90's, 94 our current temperature outside. it is also our high temperature for the day. we've got the humidity, too, only light winds, orange air quality alert watcher that means is this air is getting pretty stagnant pretty quickly, it will be tough for sensitive groups to be outside. for the rest of us, dis cover the heat and humidity the rest of the week. that forecast coming up for you next when fox5 news returns right after this.

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>> it is a story you will see only here on fox5. fairfax county public schools has draft add list of guidelines and regulation also it comes to accommodating trans jenner students? these guidelines will take effect in the fall, liver with the details on this, so, alex, how did this come about? we really don't remember there being a vote about these

regulations. >> you're right, because there was no vote by the board, it wasn't even publicly announce the in fact haven't seen these regulations posted on the website, they're new regulations you'll see first on fox5, and the school board does confirm they will take effect in the fall. >> in terms of school atmosphere, in terms of making schools more welcome to go all kids, and specially trans kids, i think this will have a tremendous impact. >> the president of the pride club, and veteran teacher at west potomac high school applauds the move by the school board to implement new regulations for transgender students in fairfax county. >> includes giving transgender students the option of using the bathroom or lockerroom that corresponds to their gender identity. and, instructions, for teachers and staff, to call student by their preferred name and pronounce among other

new rules. no one everyone is pleased by the move and how it is come being. >> i felt like many public schools, families seeking more information, to know what's going on, with their kids academic environment, another example of how we sort have been shut out. >> in fact what this mom calls lack every transparency, she said, what drove her to the decision to pull her kids out of the fairfax county public school system. now, the single mom, juggles working, and home schooling, her four kids. school board member elizabeth shultz also finds the move problematic. >> us, by default, cut the public out of the discussion and you are re flying g on your promises a a board to be accountable to the public. >> specially as a mom of girls, i do feel that there are instance that is for their future could really end up causing them to be discriminated against. my daughters are

i love to see them have an equal playing field with other female athlete particularly if they start to look toward high school and maybe getting scholarships. and i would hate to see them lose some opportunity there, because they ends up having to compete against transgender girls who real i do have a biological advantage. >> during previous school board meetings, and before even decided on policy changes, parent expressed concern the safety of students in bathrooms being locker rooms, and when there were school trips. >> some friends of mine with daughters have expressed concerns about what about the trouble makers, what about the bad actors? and what we find that no one ever has pretended to be trans to have access. >> we received a statement, quote, we do not hole up for board review, any board member may any time

school board direct the superintendent to amends any regulation toss bring it in line with policy. that will proposal would require majority vote. and until then the regulation would be in effect as written. our conversation on the 14th is only about process, so, again, the boards chair basically saying, there is no requirement for a vote, there is a meeting scheduled, that is just to discuss this, however, i will tell you that meeting is open to the public. so anyone who wants to attend, it will be happening before the regularly schedule world meeting on the 14th. alexandra, fox5 local news. >> alex, thank you. let's take another look at the forecast here. caitlin roth standing by with the latest for us on another hot one out there. 94 degrees, and just getting hotter. hey, cat lynn. >> that's right, guys, we're in it this week. middle of summer, temperatures well into the 90s, second day in a row. if you love this type of heat and humidity, you are loving this week. if you don't you are running into the nearest air dunned building or car as fast as you can. you have mid 90s now for th

it, builds little bit more. it gets little less cool overnight. so it certainly is a cumulative thing. and tomorrow we should be even hotter than the 94 we are today. that will will push the heat index value to 100 plus. there is also the threat for pop up thunderstorms just about every day, a lot of heat causes a lot of instability, doesn't take much, just boundary or cold front to come through to trigger the storms. heat really likes to continue through the weekendsment make those weekends plans either out by water or maybe movie theatres, small, all of those highly air-conditioned places. >> 94 degrees, right now, or excuse me, today's high temperature, 94 degrees out at reagan national, 91 dullos, 92wbi marshall. satellite and radar smoke not much here h a loft sunshine, a lot of the building plows in the afternoon due to the heat. but didn't amount to anything. some showers down by richmond. and plenty of strong storms out toward our west. in fact, this decaying storm system, which is still producing severe thunderstorm watch across western tennessee, has a history of overnight prodin

winds, and lots of severe weather reports across the upper midwest. so that is still going. it was around the chicago area earlier this morning, up into wisconsin during the overnight hours, certainly a lot of wet weather out west. but for us, it just is not really has amount today anything like i said. code orange air quality alert has been issued for the whole washington area that extends into the eastern shore, delaware, south jersey and philadelphia. meaning that the air is pretty stagnant out there, unhealthy for sensitive groups. limit your outdoor activities if you are an al err injury sufferer or you are usually sensitive during these times of high heat and humidity. all right, current temperatures, 49 washington, 90 gaithersburg, 09 frederick, 88 winchester, it is all about the humidity. we have that again today. dew points in the 60s, anything that reading westminster, that is wrong, it is not a 86 degrees dew point, that's actually i think pretty unheard of it. but your heat index still pushing us well into the 90s, feels like 99 in washington, 100 in fredericks berg. the forecast again for n

along toward our north. there is that trough causing the storms out toward our west, doesn't like like anything will make it here across the mountains, maybe across the mountains have shower or thunderstorm over night, otherwise warm, humid. more of the same tomorrow. hot, humid, should get to 95 or the 96 tomorrow afternoon. and it is not just us, all across the eastern seaboard, down into the carolinas, that's seeing this high heat. so, isolated thunderstorm still in the forecast for tonight, best area for that is going to be the mountains or western most suburbs. most of us do stay dry, clear, mild, 77 for the overnight low. that's it. that's all we will get to. humidity keeps the low temperatures quite high. forecast for tomorrow, going 95, hazy sunshine yet again. afternoon thunderstorm, just can't rule it out. seven day forecast, looks like the heat gets the highest here on friday, 96 degrees, and our zip trip which is in damn as cast maryland fine in the morning, i mean, it will be warm, but those thunderstorms holds off until the afternoon. the weekends looks dry, 94

front comes through sunday. that will will at least take the edge off the humidity. 88 degrees, but you will be surprised, how much of a difference it will feel like, those dew points drop even five to 10 degrees. eighty-nine and still not humid monday, but that humidity creeps back in as we head through next week, 90 tuesday, 92 wednesday, guys, even looking further out it looks like it could be just this hot the second half of next week. so our break upper 80s, low humidity, sunday, monday, casino of in the thick of t some people have been waiting a while for this stretch of really warm weather. perfect for being out to the beach or by the water. but it's summertime. >> i think it is funny you say the break is 88 degrees. >> i know. >> but no how many i had at this. >> after this week, though, yes. >> all right, thanks, caitlin. >> sure. >> well, it is summertime. soap, instead of heading to the gym, work out groups across the country are getting a history lesson while they work out. what a great idea. here in d.c., run verse been gathering outside of the lincoln

elsewhere runners challenge themselves by calling the so-called rocky steps outside of the philadelphia museum of art. and in l.a. they take on the hollywood bull. some groups are now offering running tours, through dc and baltimore. such a great way to get a work out and be distracted and learn about the city. >> i know. >> nice way to do it. >> not sweltering. >> yes. >> look over there, just ignore it. >> all right, let's head over to tony and sean what's next on fox5 local news at 6:00. >> hello there. >> guys, we are talking about cooking again today at 6:00. this time we will be talking about the recipe that earned a ten year old a trip to the white house. >> ahead at 6:00 we will tell you what she cooked up that got the obama administration's attention. >> and, a complete stranger saved this required doctors life. they new an important life saving skill that made the difference between life and death, we'll have their special reunion ahead tonight at six. >> these images after john list covering flooding went viral for all of the wrong reasons. wait until you hear

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>> if you've ever gotten stuck in traffic on your way to work. course you're not alone. >> uber drivers in the district trying to help and also make a few bucks in the process, of course, all part of new feature called driver destination. drivers can now input a preferred destination twice a day, and only receive rider requests along that specific route. the ride sharing company says the new feature is part of a effort to try and deal with metro's safe track initiatives, by easing congestion. >> tsa teamed up with american airlines to check out new security lines at four different airports, says the goal is to cut wait time by travelers by

checkpoints speed up the process by using two conveyor belts, sending empty plastic bins back, and also, moving loaded bins toward x-ray machines. it also allows for passengers to continue to the check point if someone is moving slowly, or they're selected for extra screening. >> a teenage pilot aiming high with a dream of becoming the youngest to fly solo around the globe. but, first, isiah cooper wants to break another barrier. the 16 year old wants to become the youngest african-american pilot to fly around the us. he took off on that mission yesterday, from compton airport where he was part of an at risk youth program that teaches kids to fly. cooper and his struck or will make several stops along the route which will serve as practice for his larger goal, of flying around the world. >> newark is almost open for business in kentucky, and it is a big one. >> yes, the noah's arc scene attraction, called arc encounter, officially opens to

510-foot long arc, based on the biblical story in the book every genesis, christian group behind the project says the arc is built based on dimensions in the bible. inside it features museum style exhibits, displays of noah's family, and rose of cages containing animal replica including dinosaurs, the group says the wooden arc is meant to demonstrate that the stories of the bible are true. >> new art app, we'll show you how it works ahead. very good. very cool. ool.

>> grand new app is allowing to you become an instant artist. >> very cool. so where

massacre age filters allow you to put a mask on your face, chris ma app allows you to recreate your photos with modern art filters, take a look at this, we can see, i put the filter on photo of sarah and me, and you can see the cool effects. >> some of those are scar. >> i slightly scary. so we had to choose the one that works best, but there are more than dozen filters, here, and it is called the press ma app. just launched last week, it was just made available, in the u.s. app store, yesterday. >> buoy just get better and better. >> now, number one in the photo category on the app store. the press ma app is available only on ios. free to download. you can also snap a photo while you are using a filter and take a photo with that filter. but what i love about this is you can create a really nice photo, and then have it blown up, and printed out, and make a nice gift out of this. >> yes it, actual y

show me some pretty cool ones, not of us necessarily. >> no. >> we won't gift you our picture. >> , no but there are some really fun things you can do with this. >> very cool. thanks for being with us here at five. fox5 local news at 6:00 starts right now. >> this will not go unjust tis, it would in the go un noticed. >> a family's painful plea. >> will not rest or not allow him to be swept in the dirt. >> after their loved one is shot and killed while in police custody. >> a stray bullet comes flying into a child's room while she was sleeping. >> i am a lucky guy.

>> plus, a retired doctor, finds himself at the center of an emergency. >> quick thinking saved thinks live. the news at 6:00 starts naught. >> it is good to have you with us tonight, i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy, justice department tonight is opening civil rights investigation, into the deadly police shooting after black man in baton rouge, louisianna. >> his death has sparked protests and made national headlines, leaving many asking: will his death have ramifications similar to other recent deadly police shootings? >> jim starts us offer tonight. >> alton stirling is his name, in hat baton rouge, sent to the store after anonymous caller had threatened someone with a gun. exactly what happened that far sun clear, we are bea to show you portion of the cell phone video shows two pink him down on the ground before an officer takes out his gun and