sterling and fernando castile were killed. both were caught on tape and went viral in fueled outrage and protests around the county and mostly peaceful protests broke out including dallas until a i'll sniper there opened fire on police officers killing five of them in a preplanned attack and the suspect a black 25-year-old u.s. army veteran is dead and police say he said during an hour's longstanding-off that he was upset about the week's shooting of black men and he "wanted to kill white people, especially white officers" and there are reports the gunman was planning a large area tack but fast-tracked his plans after last week's incidents. hundreds were arrested in protests around the country while others posted metsages on twitter and facebook some including black lives matter movement are calling for police reform. and others including the blue lives matter movement represen representing police officers are calling for solidarity

local police departments. and a black trauma surgeon who treated some of the officers who were shot in dallas shared an emotional take on last week's deadly shootings. take a listen. >> i understand the anger and the frustration and distrust of law enforcement but they're not the problem. the problem is the lack of on discussions about the impact of race relations in this country. and i think about testify day. and i was not able to save the cops when they came here that night. >> clearly emotional there holding back tears as much as possible. five officers were killed in the dallas massacre another nine officers and two civilians were hurt. >> protesters held an anti-gun rally at the white house today and demonstrators calling on

legislation. they want law makers to reinstate the ban on assault require universal background checks and of course the no fl fly, no buy rul and traffic in philadelphia came to a stand still this morning meantime as dozens of demonstrators filled the streets outside of city hall. many of them holding signs and chanting, black lives matter. and this was the scene in memphis, tennessee, as thousands turned out for a black lives matter rally yesterday. that group brought traffic to a halt after taking over a bridge connecting memphis to arkansas and at one point memphis interim police director marched with the protesters and that protest lasted four hours. and a top prosecutor is baton rouge is recuseing himself from the investigation into the shooting death of alton sterling and east baton rouge district attorney hilton moore said he will not be part of the probe ever the officer shooting and

time personal relationship of the parents with one of the two officers involved in the incident. >> trust in our criminal yutiontis system is as important as transparency. due to professional relationship that had with his parents one of the officers involved in the shooting the best way i can maintain that trust is to request another prosecutor ab pointed in my place --. >> alton sterling was shot and killed while wrestling for two white police officers outside a convenience store and sparked protests in baton rouge that led to more than 100 asgleingts new at 5:00 tonight the fbi confirms two service weapons were stolen from fbi investigation and this happened sunday morning northeast d.c.. the weapons were in a secure lock box inside the vehicle and both the fbi and d.c. police are investigating the theft. tonight, in wake of the police shooting of philando

castile police departments in northern virginia are trying to deescalate stops with secure conceal gun owners before they hit the road. tom fitzgerald joins us liver with the story. fitz. good evening, this is about traffic stops. keep in mind philando castile incident is still under vexingts you already know the story. his girlfriend took a facebook live video of castile involved in a traffic stop with police and he tells police he has a concealed carry and then during that interaction he was shot and killed at least four times according to some reports that he was shot. now, here in virginia the commonwealth is a concealed carry state. and because of that reason, law enforcement departments around this region now are stepping up their efforts that could be educational concealed carry gun owners in event they're stopped by police. now take a look at this

in loudoun county that means they started a facebook post on their own page. what this is they're five tips they're calling this for concealed carry gun owners in traffic stops, knowing the laws, turning on dome light. telling the officer you have a weapon. displaying or reaching for your i.d. slowly and understanding the officer does not know who you are. and fairfax county meanwhile police are producing a youtube video that has been viewed over 50,000 times showing a traffic stop from officer's perspectiv perspective. now, in virginia again concealed carry gun owners are not required to tell an officer that they do have a weapon on them. but, officers still say sharing that information with an officer, the start of a traffic stop, well that is a courtsey they will like concealed carry owners to end. it's not by law required by law to let an officer know you have a concealed carry or that are you actually armed. it say courtsey thing letting you know you

on you or in your vehicle and letting us know where it is as well. >> reporter: now, in the loudoun county, meanwhile, they say they are prepared for more of these educational efforts. the reason, in the past twelve months alone they have received 3700 requests for concealed carry purposes in just that county alone. we're reporting live from northern virginia tonight, tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". le trial for police officer brian rice continues today in baltimore. rice who has chosen a bench trial is fourth of six officers to stand trial in freddie gray's death and a judge dropped the second degree assault charge against rice saying there's not enough evidence and rice is charged with manslaughter, reckless endangerment and misconduct. "fox5" in the district tonight a man who was gunned down in the bloomingdale neighborhood of northwest d.c. was apparently killed during a failed robbery attempt and seth

democratic national committee was walking home sunday morning when shot multiple times a block from his house. and d.c. police say they were no witnesses and they now need your help. "fox5" paul wagner joins us from the scene tonight with that story, paul. hi, sarah, it was 4:00 sunday morning when d.c. police say they were alerted to the scene at w and flagler by shots spotter that's a computer program with microphones set autopsy round the city that picks up the sounds of gun shots. when officers got to the intersection they saw seth ridge on the ground conscious and breathing and some of the shots were in the back. outstanding on -- i'm standing on w street headed this way towards first street and according to his father he was on the phone. talking to his girlfriend the girlfriend says suddenly she heard a number of loud voices and then commotion. . >> south ridge dime washington after

under arrest nebraska and at the democratic national committee where he worked the last two years rich was described as a selfless public serve apt who worked to protect the right to vote. and on his linked in page he says this about himself i have enormous interest in public service and working towards making the world a better place. but early sunday morning that all came to an end. mark muller who lives on w street heard the gunshots. >> and then i ran to the front windows to look and listen and see if anybody ran up the street so i could see and nobody did it was quiet. >> muller then left the house and went down to the scene. >> he was conscious i saw him hoof moving his hand they carried him past me. >> d.c. police said little about what led up to the murder and said they were looking to see if what happened to seth rivrm may be connected to other robbyes in the neighborhood. >> we're looking into some

that area. we will match the lookup to see if that had anything to do with this murderer. >> just an hour before rich was 34urderd there was a violent robbery here in the 00 block of n street northwest according to a police report, three suspects pistol whipped, beat, kicked and robbed three people and in bloomingdale, where rich was killed, robbers aare a major concern. >> we had a lot of robberies at gun point in maybe the last month. i don't know exact staties but i think it's around 7 robbery around this area and then more in the larger blooming dale area. >> the dnc put out a statement saying that rich will be deeply missed and he was a joy to work with. one other note the last posting on seth rich's facebook page said this and it was put out there just early friday morning after the shootings in dallas "w

defend each other more true, a life is exponentially valuable and i have family and friends on both side of the law, please stop killing each other" live in bloomingdale. paul wag next "fox5 local news". jury selection is underway for a frederick man accused of fatally shooting an ice cream truck driver while children were waiting in line. 28-year-old larnelllyles is charged in the 2015 shooting death of brandon brown. brown's co-workers say the shooting was unprovoked and lyle's attorney says brown was harassing lyle's for months over a $20 debt. >> metro is wrapping up last day of surge three track repairs. latest phase of track work started last tuesday and affected blue and yellow lines and shut down service between national airport and braddock road.

buses during the track work and new numbers from metro show 70% of riders are using option to get to the main taensen. if you work or live in vir vr you need to continue to find alternate ways to get around. surge four begins tomorrow and last for 7 days. the repairs will shut down service on blue and yellow line trains between national airport and pentagon city shops and -- stops and free shuts available from braddock road to crystal city and pentagon and shuttles run between braddock road and pentagon sit yain fairfax county urging residents to fell he work or use flexible work schedules. you have been warned. >> you want to go to cuba. flights in u.s. to havana could start next fall and you have to depart for another city department of transportation is proposing to select 8 airlines to begin scheduled flights between 10 cities and havana and d.c. is not one of the cities on the schedule. transportation officials say restoring regular a

holds tremendous potential to reunite cuban american families and foster education and opportunities for american business of all sizes. >> and an exclusive one-on-one interview with d.c. top leader and police chief kathy linear and muirial bowser together lay out a plan to fight violence in the nation's capitol. >> and using a robot bomb in last week's ambush, one local department has the same robot and we'll talk to one police chief about the use here. . >> and pokemon is back in uber popular new app. even more popular than tinder or twitter right now. hey, sue. >> more popular than tippeder or twitter wow we have to see that. how about the preview of a beautiful day after last week's heat wave. today the humidity is nice and low. temperatures are comfortable in the 80s. so a nice little break for the summer sizzle and i have more of that in the forecast. we'll have a first look at your for the cast when "fox5 local news" at five comes back

>> donald trump was in virginia speech to deliver a speech about veteran as fairs. that story along with political headlines you may have missed, veronica. >> focused on ten steps he want top take to help veterans appointing a commission to investigate the va and working to protect the jobs of

the va as well. and well, new jersey governor chris christie spoke at today's event as well and both christie and trump focused on importance of a president who prior tis what's they called "law and order". take a listen. . >> first and most important thing to me not only as governor but more importantly as husband and father is safety and securetive my family. we need a president who once again will put "law and order" at the top of the priority of the president densey in this country. we must maintain "law and order" at the highest level or we'll stees have a country 100% we will stees have a country -- will cease to have a country. i am the "law and order" candidate. [ cheers ]. >> so there you government there's trump reeye identifying himself with this reputation

clinton. and her use of private email server what do americans think about the decision and will that affect your vote. "abc news" "washington post" poll was released and took a look at questions. let's look at results. 56% disapprove of the fbi decision not to charge clinton while 35% approve. and here's a thing i thought was interesting take away. even with that high disapproval for the fbi decision 58% of those polled said it will make no difference on whether or not they will support her. and so i think -- >> it's a very different election this time around so people are looking at it as lesser of two evils of who they vote for and at the same time she should be investigated in their opinions. >> that's how a lot of people are describing this race. it's an interesting time when you see so many people saying they do not agree with the decision from the fbi and there's a lot of talk

finally about an event that will be held tomorrow in new hampshire and with bernie sanders will thereby and you may not realize this sanders is technically in the race for the democratic nomination. he's still in the race and expected to endorse hillary clinton tomorrow. >> yeah an a lot of speculation that he could be pretty good running mate. and you know we'll see that. >> i have thoughts on that. i'm thinking elizabeth warren bought yeah, bernie sanders could be one there too. >> never know. >> take a good look at this picture. speaking of hillary. this california woman has a lot of people doing a double take here. yeah, that's not her hillary clinton that's theresa brown bears she quit her job at advertising tech to imperson nate the presidential candidat candidate. she was first told she looked identical to clinton more than 20 years ago and became a full time imperson nateer after bill clinton became president and she met mrs. clinton once at

very lovely, really lovely. oh, my god look at that picture they look like twins there i have to say. >> quit a fult time job. >> exactly, lauer a. sue, you guys, could you -- they look like twins. >> that's her done le ganger for sure. >> amazing. >> she looks way more like hillary than the other looks like trump. >> she'll have quite a job if hillary becomes president. >> i'm glad we were able to talk before we came to work today. >> it's good we coordinate what we wear in long damagely necklaces. >> exactly. >> what a coincidence. >> sky blue. this is what the sky looked like today. so nice to see so clearly humidity is low today. first yesterday we did not get into the 90s today a refreshing wonderful day laura how great it is and see dresses in the sky. >> love it. >> okay with the washington monument in the middle it's a lovely

enjoying the break from high humidity 85 the current temperatures and we've been as warm as 86. we'll get official climate data here in a few minutes. check out these temperatures on the weather maps and we'll be able to show you is 86 in mannasas and 86 dulles and 87 mar continuesburg and our temperature annapolis a comfortable 81 leopard town you're comfortable as well. one of the reasons it's nice how dew points 61 and sleeingtly noticeable in the city and points south and dewpoint temperatures in the 50s delightful when you get one of those refreshing days in july. and want to you enjoy it and soak it up while you can because the humidity will be back with us as early as tomorrow. matter of fact we're going to describe the humidity levels over the next several days beginning tomorrow and as oppressive. very uncomfortable there. for the short term it looks like we'll be on the dry side in terms of showers and storms. we could see something isolated tomorrow. but the planner

evening 83 degrees at 7:00 and by 9:00, 80 and 11:00, 77. so just a wonderful night to get out there and enjoy learnly slow or walk the dog and not have to worry about getting a full facial because it's so humid outside humidity back tomorrow though, get ready for that and we'll have the 7 day in a few minute. laura, sarah back to you. >> frk day for a slurpee. did you get yours free today. well, they're giving them away. america's favorite convenience store celebrating with a birthday and they're celebrating with free slurpees on the house. they do this every year 7-eleven july 11 customers can get a free twelve ounce frozen drink 7-eleven stores nationwide until 7:00 free slurpee someday is biggest marketing event since it began in db. the kids woke up today and said it's flee slurpee day. >> we'll be back.

>> there's a new smart phone game people just cannot stop playing this. >> we're talking about pokemon go and days after worldwide release it's already on more phones than tinder. >> i cannot believe this "fox5" mike thomas wasted no time putting gaming skills to the test. let's take a look. >> finally, some time to relax and play video games. >> mike you want to play baseball. >> ah you. >> want to go to jim. >> ah you. >> want to go for run. >> ah sgru want to catch pokey sglon sdoy ever. >> oh, yeah.

all right. so that's not pokemon go. what pokemon go is is a mobile video game that gets you outside your home and allows you to go out into the real world even find actual pokemon. >> do you find since you have gotten this game you're out and good a little more. >> i ail bit. i'm a high school teacher so my summers are off. i'm trying to get myself out of the house as much as i can and everything you. >> have any tips. >> around here all those signs heritage signs that's where you get it.

>> go to georgetown that's where you get the most honestly you have to go at night though when you can do to help increase that number strength giving them candy. so you if you continue finding same pokemon what you can do is transfer over and get one candy for each pokemon. >> there's an icon if you spin it it release poke balls and you need those to catch pokemo pokemon. >> it warns to make sure you're aware of surroundings. pokemon go is a free down load or all ios and android devices, for fox5 local news i'm mike thomas. >> they were rome around you can tell we went to have fun and surprisingly 4, 5, 6 peopl people. >> you all know you're at the same place looking at your phone. >> a lot of them you can find

them at parks like that any place with a land park has a special symbol on the phone to go in and find where pokemon near locations. that's why people gather. >> so the point is guest people out there. >> it's totally different from any other mobile game out and about and into the field a little bit and that causes trouble which i know you'll talk on in a moment. i want to mention what was up with uniform i was trying to be the main character from the show. >> creative. >> the show is super popular over 900 episodes of if and guys that app has been downloaded estimated -- has not been out a week yet 7.5 million times and estimated to be making 1.6 million a day. >> incredible. >> that is careful when you walk out there. >> it's a lot of fun but do be careful. >> i just bought pokemon cards. >> still popular. >> meanwhile bizarre incidents are linked to the game. people are getting hurt and they're getting

someone found a dead body while playing the game. that's what happened in wyoming a teen player went to follow the directions on her phone to a river and that's where she stumbled on to a body. in missouri, a group of armed robbers lured eight mraerz to one of the game's locations and ended up attacking them and got to be careful. you heard it in mike's story for that night of the area down in georgetown that's one of the times you have to be careful at night when you head out. be smart. >> meantime it's a discussion happening all across the united states right now. racism and policing. and straight ahead at 5. former new york city mayor rudy guiliani is criticized for a statement he made over the weekend and first in "fox5" exclusive d.c. mayor and police chief lay out a plan to take streets back. that's after this

>> d.c. mayor and police chief are sitting down with "fox5" to talk about a number of issues both standing behind number of proposals to create officers and retain officers that know the street well. >> also wanted to get their thoughts on recent violence in louisiana, min mip and texas that have so many americans talking right now. "fox5" matt aklin sat down with meier and chief of the wilson building. matt, we've been talking so much here sat "fox5" about so many officers on the d.c. force leaving and having trouble remaining officers. >> police have been talking about it and union and leaders and all know there's this retirement bubble they need to get tat because the city is growing at fast rate and chief and mayor trying to address. it today the mayor and chief are supporting two bills that will be presented to the council tomorrow one is law

act that basically opens up the age range that someone can become a cadet and other is odd on to senior law enforcement act like other officers the chief could have the power to rehire retired supervisors like detectives and sergeants at a higher rate of pay and keep pension and it will keep them from going to private sector jobs or other agencies. and right now, they're between 37 and 3800 officers and we wanted to know from the mayor and chief was that enough? >> do you feel comfortable with that number? mayor? do you think the citizens are safe the city grows about 1,000 people a month. >> we have a great force and leadership in the force and we're continuing to grow. just like we need to have more hands to work ambulance calls we want to create and retape officers

>> and we never give numbers i think police force have to be flexible enough to expand and contract with the city and everybody would like us to say this number of officers once you lock yourself in you have to be able to expand and contract to create a safe environment for the khunty. >> over the last couple years how many officers are needed and chief we asked she wanted to say there's times we need more and times she pulls back and chief has a major focus now keeping supervisors and detectives until place as the department facesry tirement bubble so she has to experience people teaching new ones coming in. >> so important. >> i have to imagine how difficult it is given what's happen in the news and police involved shooting and violence

it they feel it will be to retain people and bring people back on the force. >> it's something they're trying to address now and want to get this in front of the kons ill so change some of the rules they say it will not cost anything more it's it's in the budget but they need to address it now. >> how soon will they see this employee poseal move rag long. >> council goes to recess and there will be a time where it needs to be debated. so no word on that. they're wanting to move it through. >> and you obviously discussed violence with them as well going on. >> yeah we also talked about the recent events seems like everyone has been talking about it and mayor and police chief told me today the mayor said she's been getting emails app talking to people on the street. listen to her interview she talked about a gentleman she talked to on the street and she's been getting emails from the community and so many of them are supportive that she wanted to take some emails and pass them on to her officers. take a listen to this sound

>> i was topped on 14 street and somebody told me people in his office were going in to see the boss and just really broken down from feels of anguish and it's important for us chief and i had this discussion that we acknowledge that we know our communities are hurting and also important for us to distinguish great work our police department does and i grew up this this town and i could not always say that and i'm really proud of leadership and rank and file officers that workday in and day out to have good relationships with the community. >> and that's why i think it's important to constantly reassure police officers that vast majority of officers i get and believe me if people -- tell the officers we support them and we're here for them and i wanted to make sure they saw those. >> it's difficult week for them. >> i think so

they're pointed out today she wants people to smo she fully supports new body cameras and people are concerned about interactions with police and she says that she has made it clear that any too many a complaint comes in from a residents that those cameras are utilized as part of the investigation to make sure nothing was done wrong and i want to tell you we talked 18 minutes and can show you a couple clippings on tv. they got into why these proposals work and what they're all about and they also talked more about violence recently and we asked them about sorry you saw earlier. so it's on our web site foxdc.com take a look at it. it was great interview. glad they sat down with us today. >> matt ackland, thanks, very good. >> former mayor rudy guiliani is saying calling the term black lives matter is racist take

>> so a black will die one percent or less at the hands of police and 99% at the hands of civilian. most often another black. owe so if you want to protect black lives then you got to protect black lives not just against police that happens rarely although with tremendous attention and which happens every fourteen hours in chicago every fourteen hours and we never hear from black lives matter. >> guiliani made the comments yesterday in interview with face the nation. he went on to say that the term is "anti american and racist saying all lives matter." >> and that interview with others by notable politicians are one angle of the story. several conversations about race in america are happening now. civil rights activist and award winning show host madison weighed in on good day d.c.. >> it's two entirely

worlds. two entirely different. and unfortunately most of wha white america has not been privileged to what our discussions are like at our dinner table. our family reun nons and our ganlerrorings and churches and community groups. >> you know, for me, that is what resonated in the discussions that were happening my house this weekend. was what joe madison is saying that these -- i had no idea that those conversations were even happening in black families and that they were saying you had to have the talk about how you act when an officer pulled you over. i never had that talk with my family. >> it's different. people need to -- i heard it recently like we truly have to listen to each other. instead of just making these precon veevd assumptions about what somebody's motivation is for what they're saying. it is there's a lot more to it and i think we think we're listening sometimes but

necessarily. >> we need the understanding. >> we'll be right back

>> i have to say i have never gotten into ufc. >> i don't peg you as ufc fan we talk about investments and money we probably should have put in ufc fighting 15 years ago started as 2 million million with m investments in 2000 and the two brothers that saved ufc 15 years ago are cas cashing out in biggest deal ever in the history of sports. they're selling ufc ultimate

fighting for $4 billion billion with a b this is two guys kicking living crap out of each other has become big business as more legal lies martial arts and 4 billion price tag is same amount george luke is collected when he sold entire "star wars" universe to disney. that showed what kind of a big deal it s let's talk local terms that's enough to buy a couple d.c. sports franchises considereded a sports buff. a here's "forbes" values four major sports franchises redskins 2.9 billion and nationals 1.3 billion and wizards 983 million and capitols 565 and one guys owns the last two that still 4 billion enough to buy something else along the way. >> wow. >> pretty amazing. >> golf makes return to owe lip picks next month but fears ove

zika are keeping golfers out of the games tokt tomorrow. jordan spieth announced he too will not participate and second team usa member behind champ dustin johnson and roy mcilory are sitting this out. no baseball tonight. . >> and he's top seed in the 8 player bracket player and second year they're playing against the clock. t ru mbo leads with 2 home runs all star break and where you can watch the actual game. funny you ask. wax it on fox 5. how about that this is what we call cross promotion we have a couple pitchers and last week another one is out. there price harper will be in the starting lineup. again we call that convergence. >> okay. >> whatever.

will be fleiss and through have it. >> if it's san diego twaerj has to be nicer than here. . >> choicer than san diego weather. countdown to 2018. all star game here. >> if we had weather like today it would be a win for anyone coming to washington for all star game even though it was nice with bright blue skies and humidity live look outside at the national monument. beautiful weather. tim is doing what is that a happy weather dance and so is toney. ork my god we have two happy anchors doing their chance dance. come on annie you have to shake it all the way in there. >> if jim comes. >> [ singing ] [ laughter ]. >> wow, you're in a great mood today. thank you guys. tony, wonderful. we'll be counting on moves at

6, 10 and 11 too. day is not over until midnight. weather headlines humidity back tomorrow. while we have enjoyed this nice break from it it's quickly returning and also a late day thunderstorm for tomorrow and wednesday on the wet side. storms best chance going to be wednesday and following that the 90s are back as we begin second heat wave of summer and that would be on thursday. temperatures outside now 82 gaithersburg and 88 westminster and 87 in martinsburg. temperatures not as bright as they should be. and areas north and 70 in boston. and nice weather from mid-atlantic to caroline as. and closely tied with yesterday. satellite and radar not showing much high pressure. clouds north storms down along the carolinas where a see thunderstorms warnings and active there. for us spotty storm as we go

front as it moves north and then showers, thunder, maybe more possible wednesday we show you future cast right here. for tonight, we are looking at clear skies. it should be really comfortabl comfortable. into tomorrow best chance of showers or thunderstorms alop the mountains i don't think they make it to washington area yet. wednesday begins a different story a widespread chance of seeing showers and thunderstorms some may be a bit strong that is wednesday afternoon. again for tonight 71 degrees. just a few clouds and very, very comfortable and tomorrow we start with a lot of sunshine and see clouds increase in the afternoon. 88 degrees. morning sunshine warm and more humid and not oppressively hot with the afternoon thunderstorm. 7 day forecast 88 degrees with a few afternoon thunderstorms tomorrow and 85 showers and storms there on wednesday. and then here we go heat is back. so 93 on thursday. 93 again on friday. what is this song

>> it's wendy williams. >> i thought we were breaking out another dance sequence. nope that was not supposed to happen. >> 9 a5 there on saturday and 91 sunday and monday. yes exactly tony is waiting in the wings. ♪ . >> more after this.

>> i wish i didn't have to eat with a plaque he had on my hea head. i should you go to the toilet. >> praise for this video on facebook. brock smith filled med himself in a restaurant with his head covered with a blanket. and showing how they're supposed to shield babies while nursing in public places and why he made the video he's passionate about breastfeeding mom's

for. so, i'm not sure it's a perfect representation of breastfeedin breastfeeding. >> because mom is not doing that. >> but i get it he's trying to draw attention to it sdmri appreciate the effort for sure. >> meanwhile, scientists say thumb sucking and nail biting in young kids may help them protect against allergies. >> prettyish study followeded kids born in the 70s for 30 years at age 13, 30% of kids that bit nails and sucked thumbs showed less sensitivetive toaler agains. there's a rise in allergic diseases in kids because of obsession with providing a germ free environment. i totally agree with that. >> i think so too. >> total aly agree with that. >> i did bite my fails and i don't have allergies to anything. >> they say there's bacteria under

>> right. >> but i do think -- you know people who get so obsessive about all of the hand sanitizer and stuff. >> it's too much. >> yeah you. >> need germ in your life to keep you help my. >> and you build up immunities. >> meanwhile, speaking of immunities jetsing off for holidays always comes with risk of contracting a bug. but doctors warn you could be most at risk before you even get off the plane. and health experts say tre tables and seat pockets are germest places of aircraft like you need me to tell you that and inflight magazine that's one i would not have thought of is not far behind in terms of germest and opt out of the in flight pillows and blankets. >> i worry about those too i don't know where it's been. >> see i think they wash them that's what i'm under the impression. >> maybe not. >> that they sanitized them. >> speaking of being germphobe

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>> right now at 6 new details about the dallas attack and one of the surviving officers speaks out about the horror of the shooting. >> bullets flying to my left, right, over my head. i don't know how i made it out alive. >> new information we're learning about the gunman straight ahead. >> and then, pushing for peace and police reform. how the conversation is moving to a new forum tonight in d.c. and a dnc worker killed in a violent armed robbery. the latest on the investigation into his death.

now. >> thank you for joining us tonight i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> we begin tonight with the very latest on investigation into the dallas police shooting and we learned the suspect was on the second floor of community college when he was killed not a parking garage as previously described. >> investigators say two el central college students hid in the building overnight because they were afraid to come out until the shooting stopped. fox joe walden has the story from dallas. sfwlt number of police officers injured in the shooting goes up here as we learn more about the man responsible for last week's attack. >> i had bullets flying left, right, over my head. i don't know how i made it out alive. the only thing i can think of is god. god saved me that way. >> a dallas police officers describes horror of thursday night shootings and army veteran micah johnson practicing military drills and training at self-defense school prior to opening fire in dalla