. is this fox 5 local news at 10:00. right now at 10:00. an employee of the democratic national committee shot and killed near his dc home. the latest in the string of disturbing crimes. >> you figure if it goes on long enough, it could come to this and we didn't expect it. >> why police say that neighbors need to be on heightened alert in this particular community. coming together to heal. >> this got to

>> from city leaders to a social media sensation, people joined forces tonight following violent clashes between police and demonstrator demonstrators. it's the mobile phone craze getting thousands of people on their feet and out of the house. but is the poke'mon go game putting you in harm's way? fox 5 local news at 10:00 starts now. > . five people shot in baltimore during a vigil, several people gathered on west north avenue in baltimore for vigil when an unknown gunman opened fire. >> four women and one man shot. they're all expected to be ok. vigil was being held for 24-year-old german who was killed during a shooting yesterday. so far, no arrests have been made in tonight's to incident. >> we thank you for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. we begin in the district. the democratic national commit employee was sh

block from his home, seth rich's murder rattled the community. marina mar rack company was live on the scene. >> i understand neighbors say crime seems to be getting worse. >> reporter: it has been, that's when neighbors here say, tony and it's been several months in the making. yesterday, seth rich was walking a block in his house crossing the crosswalk, shot right there where you see those flowers now a small memorial start to be built here just a block away from his house. now, neighbors here say there's a point of concern in this entire neighborhood and it's been those construction sites you see just a half block of the way. several people we spoken with here today say in recent days, there have been armed robberies and they say potentially the murder could have been hiding there yesterday. police and cadets have saturated this northeast dc neighborhood. handing out flyers and hoping for a break in the case of a recent murder

this community. >> it's like i think we're in a state of shock because of the death of this young man. >> reporter: neighbors in this section have been living in fear. >> people used to feel very at ease until this period last five, six months. >> reporter: one of them, 27-year-old seth rich an employee of the democratic national economy was didn'ted down early sunday a block away from his house in what investigators believe could have been a robbery attempt, although nothing stolen. a heard gun fire and alerted police. no one witnessed. neighbors here say the violence has spiked especially near these construction zones. where dc water has been working on flood relief. last week, a howard student was robbed at gunpoint. >> i was walking to this construction area and as soon as i got into the construction area, there was a spot that walked past me on my left. as soon as he passed me, the shooter came out of the backache the construction and put it to my face

had. >> reporter: a premeditated hold-up. >> reporter: did they ask you to wipe your phone clean or anything. >> they made me turn off my iphone, all the security protocols only phone before they took it. >> reporter: how long did that last. >> reporter: minute and a half, two minutes. >> reporter: monday morning following the murders, just a block away another attempted robbery inside an occupied home, a resident able to scare away the would be thief. >> i had a brief conversation she wanted to stay safe but she turned her phone camera on. and got some pictures with phone down low. >> reporter: just hours ago dc water ceo releasing a statement saying effective immediately in the bloomingdale neighborhood at these construction zones, dc water will check and repair lighting as well as improved visibility by eliminating these blankets that shield and create blind spots that would allow criminals to hide as well as

escape. they will also be bringing in additional patrols also providing free transportation for residents until the culmination of the project offering free rides for residents here that call a hot line that will put up on our website fox5dc.com those rides will be around the clock. of in the meantime tonight still no arrests, dc police now offering up to 25 thousand dollars tore any leads that will lead to an arrest or conviction. live tonight in northwest dc marina marraco. there are concerns about high caliber weapons stone from a vehicle. someone broke in the vehicle yesterday morning and stole service weapons. fox 5 sarah simmons joins us with the latest. >> reporter: they're similar to an ar 15 and a glock 22, a handgun,

street. fbi confirmed two service weapons fully loaded were reportedly stone yesterday morning. here's the area where this all happened. the 800 block of 7th street northeast. the fbi vehicle a ford expedition was parked on that street. and according to their report, the weapons were in a secure lock box inside the vehicle. at some point yesterday morning while the suv was parked on this block, an unknown suspect smashed the rear passenger window stealing the lock box with the guns inside. both the fbi and dc police are investigating this theft right now. it's unclear if the fbi employee involved in this is on administrative leave because of it. the bureau will not comment because it's an internal personnel matter they say. it's also unclear if leaving a loaded weapon inside a lock box in an unattended car is against standard operating procedure. also why didn't the fbi notify the public? we reached out t

says they can say little about the case since it is an ongoing investigation. tony? developing tonight in michigan, two bail lives and a gunman are dead after a shooting at a courthouses around 2 and this afternoon. authorities say an inmate grabbed a gun from an officer as he was being moved from a holding cell. the gunman also shot a deputy sheriff and a civilian, they're both expected to recover. >> don't have all the details about what happened, what occurred or how he got the weapon. we will be investigating that along with the homicide task force, the sheriff's department along with other detectives from other departments. >> so far no word on a motive for shooting. a top prosecutor in baton rouge is recusing himself from the investigation into the shooting death of alton sterling. today, east baton rouge damage revealed he's had a long-time personal relationship with the pare

officers involved in that deadly shooting. two white police officers shot sterling as they wrestled with him while he was on the ground outside a convenience store. sterling's death sparked protests in baton rouge that led to more than 100 arrests. we're learning more tonight about the dallas police shootings. investigators say the gunman was planning a larger scale attack. he was on second floor of a community college when he was killed, not the parking garage as police previously described. investigators found the letters rb written on the wall in blood at the crime scene. however, they are not sure what those letters mean. today, one of the surveillances who treated the injured officer shared the impact the shootings are having on him. >> i understand the anger and the frustration and disrupt of law enforcement. but they're not the problem. the problem is

discussions about the impact of race relations in this country. >> funeral services for the fallen officers will begin this week. fox 5 is in fairfax county, police arrested four people during a protest rally calling for justice in the death of a virginia woman. natasha mckenna. the group call showing up for racial justice organized the protest. natasha mckenna died a year and a half after after officers tased her and put her in restraints during a cell transfer. at this point, no one has been charged in her death. the group delivered a petition demanding the deputies involved in the confrontation with mckenna be fired. finding a solution is the goal of a stop the violence panel hosted by wpgy radio. it was called yo, listen up. they paused the music two hours and opened up t

and their doors to discuss police relations and law enforcement accountability. it included mayor bowser and hank stwin ski. we spoke with several people who attended. >> the cops are just as scared of us as we are of them. when they pull us over and they see something different from what they see in training, they react different. i think the cops need to be trained in a certain manner. we need to have the knledge to know what it is that we need to do in situations like that. i just feel like that's the disconnect. >> it's got to be a culture change. i don't go to virginia because i'm scared of the police in virginia. i just grew up like that. i'm a grown man. this has been going on a long time. we really need to talk about it. >> panelists also discussed

methods. important information that will impact commuters tomorrow. phase four of the metro safetrack program is going into effect and it's once again slowing service to and from a local airport. coming up, how many of you are looking down right now? a cartoon from the '90ses come back with a modern twist. people all over the country are walking around with smart phones in hand hunting for poke'mon characters. also has law enforcement concerned. that's right, we'll have details on why it's not all fun and games coming up. sue palka? >> was that my q? >> stop look for poke'mon. >> somebody really eliminated all the poke'mon and the humidity. did you enjoy this beautiful monday we had across the area? a nice break from the '90s and the high heat and humidity. soak it up while you can, it's coming back. we'll have a first look at your forecast when fox 5

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. if you like hot and humid you are in lot because we are plenty this week. >> temperatures in the 90's again. >> so today especially feels great. doesn't it shawn and tony? >> beautiful today. >> gorgeous day, bright blue skies, a good sign that the humidity was nice and low. our temperatures actually were a little bit above average for this time of year. 89 is average. we came in at 86. dulles 87. and bwi 86. we are going to be seeing temperatures rise as the week goes on and the humidity is going to be going up. it's a comfortable night. 73 for gaithersburg and 77 in annapolis, humidity comfortable all day. come up just a little bit tonight. and it's going to come up more again tomorrow. we've had a dry night. there have been a few showers

carolina and there's a slight chance of something isolated tomorrow mainly west of the area but we're going to begin it's transition as high pressure starts to get out of the way, certainly bringing us a beautiful and pleasant evening. it will be moving away and while we stay dry overnight with just partly cloudy conditions, we're going to see a warm front coming through tomorrow. that is going to get the humidity cranking again. it will begin to return tomorrow. you'll notice it as the week goes on and each day this week is going to get a little bit hotter. tomorrow we can get one more day in the 80's. at 8:0075, by noon 84, 4:00 a slight chance of shower or thunderstorm. 88 but as the week goes on, we're really going to see things heating up and we'll say good-bye to the 80's and usher in our second heat wave of the summer. that begins later this week. we'll have the seven-day forecast and let you know what to expect coming up in a few minutes. shawn and tony? >> thank you very much. well, it will be a little hot outside but if you want to go out and do this, everybody else is. poke

mobile ap in the united states. there's good chance you probably been outside like these guys trying it. >> i never heard of it before. since its release, millionses have been hooked on the interactive smart phone that uses your phone's gps to track down and hunt poke'mon characteristics. the game requires to you leave yours house. that's created a strain scenario for some people a 19-year-old wyoming woman was playing, she walk under a bridge as the game directed her, she unexpectedly stumbled on a dead body. they're trying to identify the man. in massachusetts one man is pretty fed up with poke'mon because interactive game is leading people right to his front door. game is supposed to lead people to different landmarks around the town. her home was apparently built as a church, the game still considers it to be one. dozens have been appearing on his doorstep at all hours of the ni

>> i would be so mad. no poke'mon here. >> at first you got to be confused. what are you looking for. >> mad about that one. the poke'mon go game is interactive, as you figured out by now. and just getting people out. >> you still need to be aware of your surroundings while you're tracking down those cartoon characteristics. lindsey watts is live with more. lindsey? >> reporter: shawn and tony if you can believe it, the white house is one of the hubs, the landmarks for people playing this game. all across the country and the best way to describe this is like a virtual scuffjer hunt. that's my avtar. when you see a poke'mon it switches to a real world picture. they're very allusive. this is the game that has millennials going crazy and police issuing warning.

at this historic symbol of our democracy, nick and matt are here for the monsters. >> this is like the top guy here. >>reporter: they're among more than seven million people in our country who downloaded poke'mon go thursday. >> most of the people want to play it. maybe 8:00, 9:00, you can see young people my age playing this game. >> reporter: hasn't been all fun for gamers as they rome streets. one hunting for poke'mon in wyoming found a dead body instead. in missouri, they found a feature to lure in victims. >> you have to be aware of your surroundings. of we're finding people playing this game constantly looking down at their phone and not paying any bit of attention where they are. sometimes this ap may take you into the middle of the road or on to somebody else's private property. you just have to be aware of where you are and what you're doing. >> reporter: rick good al was

daughter this weekend. >> we were drivinground and she would routinely tell me to stop at certain places to try and catch whatever poke'mon may have been in the area. i had no idea what she was talking about. >> reporter: players need to use common sense and be careful. as i found out today, it's easy to get distracted. >> you're so focused on the phone, you may not realize you're about to walk into traffic. >> as we learned during the interview, these guys can show up absolutely anywhere. good all had no idea a poke'mon was lurking right next they don't him at montgomery county police headquarters. >> i got him. >> reporter: a lot of fun with this but serious aspects. something else you should know. when you download the poke'mon go ap you're giving that ap access to your private information, where you are. what you've been searching on the internet, e-mail address, if you're logging in through g mail, you are giving upcc

account. just to prove the point how many people are doing that, these guys are walking by, they said what are you doing? they're doing poke'mon go as we do a story about poke'mon go. this is absolutely taking off across our country including here in the dmb. lindsey watts fox 5 local news. >> i can certainly understand why it is so fun. my husband downloaded it for our younger son to try out today. when you hear all the other concerns, if you log on through your google account, it gives them access to everything. we logged out, tried to log in just through the regular ap, it was so busy right now. it's not connecting. >> you want to be smart with it. do you want to allow them access to everything in your phone. >> no metro rolling out next phase of safetrack repairs. surge 4 will impact many who live or work in northern virginia. blue and yellow line

between national airport an pentagon city. free shuttles will be strubel through braddock road to kerries tall city. the intense re maintenance work will last seven days. . still ahead hillary clinton and bernie sanders are joining forces on the campaign trail. >> with the republican national convention around the corner, donald trump may be closer to picking his vp candidates. we'll tell you who he is eyeing right now. all of star bucks employees in the united states are in for a pay raise. beginning october 3rd, employees will see a base pay raise of at least five %. they will also earn twice as much in company stock. star buck employees 150,000 people across the country. we'll be right back. k.

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the republican convention is just a week away. tonight speculation borrowing over donald trump's pick for vice president. the presumptive gop nominee is expected to announce in the coming days. one name getting a lot of attention, michael flynn, the lifelong democrat is a former military intelligence official with a background in national security but facing some tough questions from republicans on social issues. >> abortion, i think it's for women, i think women have to be able to choose what they,ing you know, sort of a right of choice. >> trump is still considering a short list of contenderers including new jersey governor chris christie and former house speaker nut gingridge. the vermont senator

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troops are heading to iraq. it is the last big city in iraq that is still under isis control. card says the new deployment is a symbol of the country's security. there's plenty of confusion about what you is should do with a traffic stop with police. if you have a registered gun in your vehicle. local police departments has suggestions on what you should do if you have a license to carry. two dc top leaders, mayor bowser and kathy lanier sit down with a one-on-one with fox 5, what they're saying about violence and what's being done to keep you safe at home. f f

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stories. >> we begin in northwest dc where a democratic national committee employee was shot and killed near his home, marina? >> reporter: tony, neighbors in the bloomingdale neighborhood are frankly shocked and upset this would happen in front of their doorstep. you see those flowers there where seth rich was gunned down as he was walking home. neighbors here are pointing to construction zones like this one-half block up the road as a point of concern potentially where these criminals are hiding and preying on their victims. shawn? in baltimore, five people were shot during a vigil tonight. several people gathered on west north avenue when a gunman opened fire. the vigil was to honor germane. he was shot to death sunday. police have not made arrests. sadly more violence to report. this time in saint joseph michigan, two courthouses bay lives were killed thisft

holding cell to a courtroom. 45-year-old larry gordon grabbed a deputy's gun and began shooting. a deputy and a civilian were also shot. the suspect also died on the scene. the death of a minnesota man killed by police prompted northern virginia police departments to make sure that does not happen here. >> officer shot and killed philando castille after he told them he had a legal gun. they're showing us what they are doing. >> reporter: the traffic stop is still under investigation but philan philan philando castille's girlfriend said this, he did have a legally concealed weapon. she said he was shot three to four times. the commonwealth of virginia is a concealed carry state. right now, northern virginia police departments in particular are making

concealed carried gun owners about traffic stop here in the state. take a look at this. louden county sheriff's department taken to facebook where they list the five tips for concealed carried gun owners in traffic stop. knowing the laws, turning on your dome lights. telling the officer you have a weapon. displaying a reaching forward id slowly understanding that the officer does not know who you are. here in fairfax county, meanwhile, police have created a youtube video been viewed 50,000 times, shows a traffic stop from an officer's perspective. in virginia concealed carry gun owners are not required to tell police they have a gun but still officers say sharing that information with an officer at the start of a traffic stop is a courtesy they would like to see concealed owners extend. >> it is not required by law to let an officer know you have a concealed carry or that you're armed. it is a courtesy thing letting us know that you do have a firearm on you or in your vehicle. letting us know where it is as

well. >> reporter: just the last 12 months, louden county alone tells us they've received more than 3700 requests. dc's mayor and police chief sat down with us for an exclusive interview. both are standing behind two proposal that is will be presented to the dc council tomorrow to help recruit new officers and retain officers who know the streets. of. >> we have a great force, great leadership in the force and we are continuing to grow. so just like we will need to have more hands to work ambulance calls, we want to be able to recruit and retain great officers. >> the mayor and the police chief weighed in on the recent violence in louisiana, minnesota and texas. they're hearing from people on social media and via e-mail. >> it's important for us,

chief and i have had this discussion we acknowledge that we know our communities are hurting. also important for us to distinguish the great work that our police department does. >> that's why i believe it's really important to constantly reassure our police officers that vast majority of the letters i get -- believe me, people have a complaint they're going to tell me, vast majority of the letters i get are tell your officer we say support them. tell your officers we're here for them. i wanted to make sure they saw those. >> she fully supporters having body cameras. on that all officers. still ahead at 10:00, why some doctors say you should not drink coffee after you go to a concert. as we head to break tonight, the dallas zoo just released this video of an elephant, named eli. the little lady weighed in at 175

by the way, that is tiny for an elephant cab. she's doing well and she is quite healthy. . the index hitting an all time high, the and nasdaq closing up for the first time since the end of 2015. a knock out of a deal for the you can haveu us c. confirming it's being sold to talent agency for around 4 billion dollars. when the deal closes, the price tag will reportedly make it the largest franchise sale in sports history. i'm sandra smith.

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. if you plan on attending a concert any time soon, listen up, scientists say caffeine and concerts don't mix. >> according to this study, drinking coffee or calf 98ed sodas after a concert could damage your hearing. scientists exposed to a group of -- exposed a group of guinea pigs to sound that were equivalent to a rock concert for a full hour. the ones that consume 25 milligrams of caffeine sxeerd light hearing impairment. researchers discovered consuming caffeine slows your ear's healing. scientists say it can go away within the first 72 hours but the damage could become permanent: i wish you could see tony perkins to get his reaction right now. did you get your free slurpee

>> the largest convenience store celebrated its birthday. 7-eleven gave away free 12-ounce slurpee in horn of the 50 and anniversary. free slurpee day, by the way, has become the biggest marketing event of the year for 7-eleven since it began in 2002. >> since the free slurpee thing began. >> i was going to say tthat's not 50 years ago. tomorrow marks the return of amazon prime day, the online retailer will host a 24-hour sale for prime user, amazon will be offering more than 100,000 different deals in the biggest discount event to dates. stores like target, sears and ban in a display republican are splening to/prices. some items will be priced at black friday level discounts. >> question for you. do

password? if so, you could be committing a federal crime. the u.s. court of appeals issued a ruling that makes password sharing a federal finance after the computer fraud and abuse act. although sharing netflix it's unlikely you'll be prosecuted. turns out netflix says it's ok with users sharing pass words. that makes no sense. >> i think they would have lobbied for the law. they won't care. how much time do you spend swiping? >> wait until you hear how many times the average person tap clicks and swipes their smart phone every single day. privacy concerns for poke'mon go users, a new warning about the information that the ap has access to.

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>> arlington county 400 professional landscapers from across the country spent the day gardening on the grounds of arlington national cemetery. this event known as renewal and remembrance is organized by the national association of landscaper professionals. many volunteers are veterans themselves, they work together to insure the beauty and health of the grounds engaging in everything from irrigation and application to tree cabling and hard escape work. it ads to the match industry of the landscape. keynote speakers a wreath laying at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >> it's so meaningful every year, because we get be a little piece of arlington. we get to demonstrate our gratitude, and we're now seeing kids that were part of the first

year, they're now helping to run the event. little kids wearing backpacks on their mom's shoulders first few years are big guys helping to get the work done here. >> 2016 marks the 20th anniversary of the events. it is the largest landscape industry day of service in the country. turning to national weather news now, 2000 people told to flee their themes in southern california thanks to a wildfire are now allowed to return. it was brush fire burning north of los angeles. the fire is 50 percent percent contained. firefighters are still trying to fully contain the blaze and a wildfire in the colorado area has destroyed at least three homes and multiple buildings. this is some 1,000 people have been evacuated and more than 300 acres have been burned. officials located the source of the burn and as of tonight

leaving a poorly extinguished fire at a nearby camp site. many these wildfires that we talk about are naturally occur, a lightening strike, hot dry dusty weather. also a painful reminder that human behavior will cause them too. camp sites, cigarettes. it's conditions so poor across the west. >> they didn't get much help this year with alleviating the drought. >> still drought conditions continue in california, colorado across much of the west there, too. >> sad to see. >> thanks, caitlin. for us. >> good day in paradise. >> not humid. >> so great. yesterday and today, just have been spectacular. after a run of several days in the 90's with the humidity. this is brief break. we're getting back at those 90's again. we got to do july. july happens. hash tag it. in the meantime it's a beautiful evening. it was g

maybe you could sneak those windows open a little bit. i might not risk that too much, because you're going to need the air conditioner as the week rolls on. i know i was not able to shut it off today. that is for sure. but your weather headline the humidity is going to be back. of you'll notice it tomorrow as the humidity is really going to climb. i think we'll still have a day in the 80's. hold off the 90's until later this week. by the way, there could be a late day thunderstorm. i think it would be very spotty and the best chance of seeing a thunderstorm would be west of dc tomorrow. little better chance on wednesday. in fact, that might be a sto stormier day. speaking of those 90's, a stretch of days in the 90's begins thursday and it will take us into the weekend and maybe even beyond. so we'll get ready for that as we enjoy a beautiful evening with the temperatures of 78 degrees here in the district. 70 four

probably be awhile before we see that again, 69 for culpeper and 76 for quantico. overnight, there should be 60s in our northern and western suburbs, comfortable humidity in check, 71 will be the low for the district. warmer toward annapolis and leonardtown as well as kwon toe at 73. we got a pass on the rainy weather. fair weather clouds, had a little bit of storm activity toward the south. tomorrow there will be a little bit of a trigger coming through which will be the leading edge of the warmer air. but what you'll really notice i believe tomorrow not so much rain but the increase in the humidity, we'll still keep things in the 80's tomorrow but then as the week goes on and we continue to see the jet stream ridging more to the north, those temperatures will be getting into the 90's with the hazy hot humid conditions and likely some poor air quality as we get farther into the week. here's what we're thinking in terms of temperature for thursday, 93 degrees. we'll keep tomorrow and wednesday in the 80's. 95 our hottest day of the week should be friday just like last

week. saturday, sunday, monday, still at or above 90 with that humidity definitely reminding you that it is in fact july. as a matter of fact, we would describe the humidity levels most of the rest of this week as going from comfortable today to oppressive maybe as early as tomorrow afternoon. tonight is comfortable. 71 with light breezes out of the south at about five miles per hour. tomorrow, should be another bright day climbing to 88 degrees, one degree below average for this time of year with morning sunsh>ine and may isolated afternoon showers or thunderstorms primarily west of dc. we're thinking 88 for the district. 84 for leonardtown, 56 for gaithersburg. 88 for fredericksberg. here the frontal that's going to increase the humidity with another trigger in the upper atmosphere wednesday, that's why we'll have a better chance of seeing showers and storms. futurecast tomorrow, not showing much in the way of activity. maybe scattered activity at 6:00, but definitely

a different story as we get thought day wednesday. we start with clouds wednesday morning. we'll fire up more widespread showers and storms featuring heavy rain as we get into wednesday and maybe even as late as 8:00 or 10:00 on wednesday. here is your fox 5 accu water seven-day forecast. we talked about the run of 90's that will begin thursday. hottest day friday. couple thunderstorms saturday. sunday, monday, dry but toasty. that is your seven-day forecast but jim are you enjoying the all star break. >> ask me tomorrow, sue, because, yeah, this time tomorrow hopefully we'll be midway through the all star game. we're also halfway through the season, there's no need for course direction, if the nats keep up the pace, no telling what could happen. as long as they keep the mets at bay. they're six games back. former met daniel murphy in 13 games against the somewhat amazing murphy his

of homers. mets fans will say so what? we're clad he's gone. expect the story line to continue through the second half. dusty baker with what's going right. >> i'm very pleased with the first half that we had. you know, we know we can get even better. i just, you know, urge the guys just, you know, go relax, you know, no off the field injuries, why are you on this break and come backing you know, ready to go to the finish line. >> q the music. the mid summer classic. fox 5 tomorrow 7:30. if that doesn't get you excited. i don't know what will. the keep your eye on the ball and you're embarrassing the entire family but the first advice and a lot of luck came into play. watch this bus to her -- wasn't paying attention.

posie throws back into the glove, like nothing. speaking of keeping you don't remember eye on the ball in the very same game, the d backs -- where does it go into the stand and into a tray of delicious ballpark dell caseys. i didn't see that coming. let's embarrass the poor woman again. somehow she thought the tray could stop the ball and protect her and her friend. i believe they tried to figure out how much she spent. 90 bucks worth of food on that. i hope she got the ball. >> i wonder if she did. that would be interesting. the hazards of going to a baseball game. >> the barbie dollar that was inspired by gabby

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his neighbors are shaken and speak out. two fbi weapons now in the hands of a criminal. how the guns were swiped from a neighborhood in northeast. heartbreak and healing in dallas. >> i think about it every day. i wasn't able to save those cops. >> the doctor tried to save the lives of the officers discusses the impact it is having on his life. fox 5 at 11:00 starts now. we begin in the district. a democratic national committee employee was gunned down in his neighborhood over the weekend. >> neighbors in the bloomingdale community in northwest are on edge. fox 5 marina marraco spoke with neighbors. >> reporter: they're saying that things here have progressively been getting worse, it started with assaults with robberies now ending with the tragic death