. ka this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. right now at 10:00, his officers were wrong. the university of maryland police officer cheese is speaking out after officers pepper sprayed and arrested two women during a graduation party. once the case racially motivated. >> bomb detected devices getting resistance tonight. some say the safety measure could be an invasion of your privacy. >> first, a tragedy in france. a man purposely drove a truck into a crowd of people during a festival. tonight, dozens are dead. the latest on the still developing story right now at 10:00. >> we thank you for joining us, i'm shawn yanez. >> i'm tony perkins. tonight at least 77 people dead. 20 others gravely injured following an attack in the southern french city of nice. crowds were gathered for the bastille

who was behind the wheel deliberately drove the truck into the crowd and began shooting at people running away. that driver was then shot and killed by police. a stash of arms and grenades was found inside of the truck. fox 5 marina marraco. >> reporter: we saw people gather here and mourn. back in december, that first attack that took 137 lives in paris and now this attack in southern france in nice today is bastille day, the 14th of july celebrated through the france and the french cold in his as a day the national day that celebrates the republic of france. right here in washington dc, there was to be a party to celebrate to. here

ambassador and folks as they arrive were hearing of the news, some didn't find out until they were inside when they saw their ambassador, he was choked up. there was is somber mood. usually there's dancing and partying. if you would owe activate it you would do so with the fireworks, dancing. a good old time. none of that took place, so much so that the night was cut short. there was a moment of silence and the somber faces you can see them as they walked outside. >> all of this was shock. some of us didn't even know what had happened. and to immediately we saw that the ambassador was extremely mov moved. it wasn't what it used to be, we used to have dancing and music. >> we're not french. we wanted to show that we care.

we're from the united states. we show our support for france. >> they supported us when 911, and 911 happened, the french said we're all americans and today we're all french. >> i don't know what they have against france. it's pretty sad. >> unfortunately that's the way it is now. it can happen anywhere any time. just live your life. it's different. >> reporter: earlier today, on what was to be a jovial happy day for the french people, the 14th of july, the french president had said that following the attack in december, he was going to end the state of emergency that france was in and we are just learn now that the french president has extended that state of emergency for france for another three months. live in northwest dc, marina marraco fox 5 local news.

major terrorist attack on france in past year and a half. in january of 2015. isis gunmen killed 12 people at the charlie hebdo in paris. they were getting defense. last november 13th, isis attacked several locations and killed 130 people and injured hundreds more. the terrorists did he do 98ed suicide bombs outside the city soccer stadium. gunmen targeted people and on the street another group killed people and held them captive inside a concert hall that marina just talked about. today's attack was different than the others. right now, it appears the terrorists may have acted alone. of. of. police say the man behind the wheel was the only person in the truck. we spoke with a terrorism expert. he explained what this means. >> there's no shortage of soft targets. you can't harden

this problem. you can't secure every sidewalk or every night club. so the idea of somebody just getting behind the wheel of a vehicle, and conducting this kind of attack, of course, is concerning. >> keep it right here on fox 5 for continuing coverage of the attack in nice. we will also have the latest on fox5dc.com. and our facebook and twitter pages. democrats caused for a moment of silence for the victims of the attacks on france. it came as lawmakers and activists prepared to hold a rally to call for stronger gun laws, the demonstration was part of the lighting the way, the path forward on gun violence events. dc residents continued to voice their concerns about police brutality. activists held a peaceful march from the white house to the capitol billing calling for police reform. they chanted phrases like let my people go,

it was held in response to the police shooting death of two black men in louisiana and minnesota. >> let's check in with sue palka to find out what we can expect. >> still to steamy but not quite as hot as today. today was the hottest day of the year. we got. there's plenty going on today. i can certainly understand if you did. if you're outside, you know that that 98 was particularly tough to take, especially with the amount of humidity in the air. mega it feel like it was well over 100. even as high of as 105, 107. the last time we were this worm we came within two agrees of tying our record which was an old 100 in 1954. dulles got up

humidity will still be around but we may be below the heat advisory criteria. it is steamy out. 86, 79 for martinsberg, 82 for dulles, 86 for quan at a and annapolis, usual for annapolis to be that hot but that's the wind direction out of the west keeping them warm as well and when you combine the humidity with that air temperature, feels like 93 degrees at this hour. 92 for quantico, 85 for dulles, 87 fredericks, 88 for hagersville, toasty night. the heat does continue on friday. and a little bit into the weekend too. although there will be a small amount of he relief coming for the weekend. for tomorrow, you need to get ready for 94. feeling like the upper 90's. if not close to 100 h 95 for manassas, 94 for fredericksberg. we

weekend. beach forecast and how long this heat wave is going to last, coming up a bit later. tony? . we're following developing news from college park, the police chief at the university of maryland admits that his officers went too far when they used pepper spray at a graduation party in may. the incident was captured on cell phone video. lauren demarco smoke with one young man. >> reporter: the police chief is calling this an embarrassment. he suspended one officer without pay for two weeks. says at one point the use of pepper spray could have and should have been avoided. this is a graduation party. the crowd prominently african-american, one man said it was terrible particularly with all the incidents going on across the country. >> the worst thing that i

was one police had their knee on the back of the young black male's neck. we already are scared. >> reporter: he recorded some of this cell phone video the night of the party. he says there is no question the officers use of force was excessive. body camera footage with members of the media, lindsey watts was there in her words, this is nothing compared to her images. the body camera video won't be released until monday. police chief david mitchell is not mega excuses. along with the suspension of one officer, all of the charges have been dram against the two people arrested that night. and he's ordered a review of use of force procedures and training in areas of implicit bias and diversity for every officer. >> first of all i feel pain

did on the morning i saw the video. it shouldn't have happened this way. we don't often get it wrong. we did here. i stand accountable as chief of police and holding the officers accountable. >> there should be a couple more suspensions. of some of them should be fired. you have to get rid of these officers. you can't change their mind. they're grown men. >> reporter: police are originally called out for a fight involving weapons. turns out when they arrived, that was not the case, all the more than re more reason the police chief said it escalated when it didn't need to. the police accused of mega false 911 calls. they were mad they were not let into the party and called police mega those false claims. now, again, that body camera footage will be released monday. we'll continue to follow this. college park. on the heels of in

terrorism concern, the they want to install equipment across northern virginia. >> they're concerned your privacy could be at risk. that story is coming up next. as metro losing money left and right? why dc's transit system is hemorrhaging money and the one thing that could turn it around. capitoling on a big trend. how taking big advantage of all you out there playing pokemon go. we'll explain when we return.

. push to install bomb detection equipment in arlington county. the goal is to identify explosion caused by terrorist attack in an urban area. american civil liberty union has questions about the plan, tisha had a lewis is following the development. >> reporter: the aclu has confirmed about the bomb detection plan and how

impacts the constitutional rate to privacy. they're calling for transparency about how the detection equipment will operate. >> arlington county. restaurants, the pentagon and potentially an explosive detection device if the feds have their way. >> what exactly devices are they putting on there and do any of them have constitutional implications microphones? we should have assurances. >> the department of defense would like to install an explosive detection device in arlington county in an undisclosed location as early as august. it's no surprise privacy advocate says the american civil liberty union is ready to battle any plan resembling big brother watching out the public's

consent. >> does safety trump privacy. >> everyone wants to keep safe. and this is important, the dod should be kept open. >> it would minority air pressure, radiation light and more to determine the size, location and al attitude of an explosion. >> anything we can do to prevent terrorist, i'm for it. >> very complicated. from a safety perspective it's important. >> reporter: computer networks would also monitor radio frequency units and collect data to help the feds pinpoint what was did he do 98ed where the materials came from and who launched or supported the attack. >> here's what's happens next. they could approve the proposal this saturday, the aclu plans to become. it could become the first of several

detection equipment in its own backyard. tisha louis fox 5 local news. a man who allegedlyshot and killed a maryland firefighter and seriously injured another will not face charges. they were killed and wounded last april when they responded to an emergency call in temple hills. today, the prince george's county state's attorney announced that darrell lump consistent, the homeowner was indicted on six weapons charges but not homicide. >> there was no good result as far as i'm concerned, there was really -- this is the kind of case that unless you can bring back the firefighter who was -- lost his life and you can, heal the one who died, to me, it's a difficult case. >> if convicted, lump kin could face 45 years in prison. new details about an up skirting incident in arlingt

police released a picture of the man accused of looking under a woman's skirt and recording images of her. police say surveillance video at the courthouses metro station caught part of the incident and the alleged suspect. they say he used a cell phone to take pictures up the woman's skirt as he was riding up the escalator. she later confronted him. they now want to know if there are more possible victims. if he had inappropriate contact with you. call police. >> and. tracking metro tonight, the transit agency is facing a new problem. money, metro's expenses are still going up, even though revenue is going down. ridership fallen dramatically. metro leaders safetrack repairs can reverse that trend. national park service is have been fun. sarah simmons is

a little more on that. sarah, have you found peak chew and poke'mon. >> reporter: i have not. the park service is alley capitolsing on this craze. i'll explain when we return. sfx: turbines revving up, getting louder and louder you hear that? that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as $69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off...

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. marshal park service is capitol lizing. it has people flooding into monuments. >> the park service sees pokemon, sarah folks are walking all over in the studio looking for poke'mon and peak chew. >> it is crazy. i got to say. this ap

people of lives. to a certainly extent it's taken over the national mall. there's been people coming down here searching for poke'mon and that type of thing if you're familiar with that language. but the national park service says they really do see this as a gift for their cause. >> that would be my, the 74. yep. >> i have 609. >> reporter: if you can translate that, the locals are coming to the monuments and memorials to collect pokemon >> i'm citizen with that. >> reporter: he's from virginia but hasn't been down to the thomas jefferson memorial for three years until pokemon go popped on to the national stage. >> we have thousands of people that love a game, going out into the world to play it. this is our chance to help them to not only to continue to

their game but to fall in love with the places they're playing in. >> reporter: this weekend the park service will debut the first ranger led catch them all. they will lead tours in different areas to capture what they need. >> while you're going around, you can collect any pops and that you night encounter al along the way. >> spiro. >> they realize poke'mon is a game changer. >> the park service told me they had rangers roaming around on the national mall. people that are familiar with the pokemon go ap engaging people. as they see them playing with it. they're kind of engaging or relate to those folks. the national park service was telling

the process of developing their own augmented reality game. they thought it was amazing. they're taking a look at at that and trying to learn a lesson from them. they hope to launch their reality game coming up around the presidential inauguration. here's whatnot to do while playing, fairfax county say five people including teenagers were caught trespassing. the group was walking around. investigators say, yes, they were playing pokemon go. police are urging players to watch where they're going and be aware some places may be inappropriate gathering spots. >> arlington national ceremony said please don't do it here. still ahead

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. first france 80 people now dead, 18 others critically hurt. a man drove a truck into a bastille area. we'll have that coming up in a few minutes. >> . another big story, university of maryland police chief is calling response by his officers to a graduation party last may, humiliating and embarrassing. they were called out to the party where the crowd was prominently

he says it's use of pepper spray could have and should have been avoided. one officer suspended. the tire force will go through diversity training. body camera video worn by police will be released monday. st. paul minnesota. it was somber day of family and friends of philando castile was laid to rest. his white casket was on a horse, drawn carriage. he was shot and killed by a traffic stop last week of his girlfriend live streamed the sheeting on facebook. his death triggered protests across the country. hundreds of people gathered to salute one of the five officers killed by a sniper in dallas. sergeant michael smith was held this morning, a

escorted him to the church for service. he is survived by a wife and two daughters. >> a verdict in the trial of the fourth officer charged in the death of freddie gray is expected on monday. lieutenant brian rice is the highest ranging police officer accused. he shared with rick less endangerment and misconduct. both sides wrapped up closing arguments. paul wagner has the latest from baltimore. >> reporter: brian rice was the supervisor on duty the morning freddie gray was arrested in april of 2015. in today's closing arguments both the prosecution and defense argued on whether or not it was reasonable or unreasonable for the way rice acted. prosecutors said it was unreasonable. he should have made sure that freddie gray was seatbelted in that van that morning. it was the general order of the police department that all arrestees be seatbelted in. but the defense said no, it wasn't basically because there was a growing

freddie gray was combative and rice wanted him out of the there. >> on the morning of april 12th, 2015 he and several other officers were on put bicycles patrolling the neighborhood where he was arrested. prosecutors said lieutenant rice should have known that a new general order had been issued requiring officers to seatbelt in police vans all suspects placed under arrest and as a shift commander, a reasonable officer follows orders and leaves the by example. prosecutors also told the judge with a small measure of compassion, freddie gray would still be alive. but the defense said there is no evidence of a corrupt motive. the state has not proven tests case and called elantra rice's actions that morning professional correct and reasonable. rice, the defense says wanted to get gray out of there because he had become combative and prosecutors failed to

the lieutenant's decisions were unreasonable. he suffered a catastrophic injury. he died seven days later. death ruled a homeless. his family paid millions. he had this to say about the closing arguments. >> the medical examiner's were all over the place. i believe it comes down simply to whether or not the judge accept the state's proposition that simply by in the belting freddie gray that he is criminally responsible that that in and of itself shows this reckless disregard for the welfare and health of freddie gray. >> of the six officers facing trial in this case, two have been acquitted and one trial ended in a hung jury. so far, there has not been a return to the looting and violence and rioting that we saw in the city after freddie gray died in april of 2015. in baltimore, paul wagner fox 5

>> orlando police are investigating an overnight break in at pulse night club. this comes just a little over a month since a gunman opened fire inside the club killing 49 people. the break in happened some time after 11:00 last night. shortly after law enforcement turned over the property to its owners. the club openers say the intruder pride wood from the entry way to get inside. no word on a suspect or motive. this was a pretty exciting night for jim lokay. he had the opportunity to throw out the first pitch at the game tonight. did he knock it out of the park or miss the mark? coming up in sports. port . girls, we're heading to break, take a look at this 14-year-old north carolina girl. turning heads because she's the only female football player on her high school team.

she place wide receiver and guess what? has to be treated like everyone else. she doesn't want or expect any special treatment because of her gender. getting a special treatment because we're doing a story on her all the way in dc. we'll be right backbe right back . according to a new south philly about one in five employees have argued with a coworker during a political candidate mostly centering around the presidential race and donald trump. the national average now at 2.22 a gallon. that's around 56 cents lower than this time last year. stocks keep rocketing. the dow setting a new all-time high for the third straight day. nintendo is going old school. coming out with a

of its original video system first released in 1985. featuring classic games like do know ky kong and super mario brothers.

. donald trump was poisoned to announce his advice presidential pick but he says out of respect for what is happening in france he will delay this announcement. numerous reports say trump is picking mike pence to be his running mate. earlier he appeared and explained the type of person he's looking for. >> i just want to pick somebody good. somebody who's solid, smart. i'm not looking for an

dog. frankly, i'm looking for somebody that really understands what we're talking about. i'd rather have the whole thing be on policy. i've said that to you before. >> pence is a former republican congressman and wrapping up his first term as indiana's governor. he told fox news channel tonight he has not yet made a final decision. hillary clinton hit the campaign trail with tim kaine. rumored to be on her short list. the pair focused on the issues. specifically the difference between a clinton and trump presidency. >> we're being asked to choose whether we go forward into our future with confidence optimism and hope or whether we give in to bigotry and

herring and bullying. >> the convention kicks off in philadelphia july 25 and. fox 5 will have live coverage. tom fitzgerald will be live and our live coverage begins sunday at 8 and on fox 5. we invite you to, begins the 18th. stay with fox 5 throughout the coverage for all of the conventions. we'll have the latest on all of our platforms. online and on air. tonight at 11:00, the latest on the deadly terror attack in france and how people here in dc are mourning the victims. >> according to a new study, road rage is running ramped. find out who is the most likely to lose their cool. mickelson became within an

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weather made it hard for firefighters to battle the fire, yesterday in los angeles more than 230 firefighters tried to put on it a fire and dangerously close to homes. it's already charred more than 30 acres. mandatory evacuations are underway in colorado. the wildfire has scorched nearly 13,000 acres. back at home, we're dealing with heat and humidity. >> lots of humidity. today was the hottest day of the year. 2016. what we did not get was much in the way the thunderstorm activity. looking like tomorrow won't feature much. when we have a west wind it gets us so hot.

atmosphere a little bit. certainly very humid but i kind of steered those storms in a different direction. the main theme as we head forward through friday and the weekend is going to be the continuation of the heat, i don't think tomorrow will be quite as hot as today was. we got up to 98 degrees. the mid 90's will be back tomorrow, the humidity will still be there. the yes, there could be a few storms tomorrow. most i think are also going to pass to the south. our futurecast is not seeing a lot of activity even for the southern suburbs. of we look at the weekend. it's still hot but now looks like it's closer to 90 or 91 or 92. a lot better feeling than today. but still hot and typical july. we have a light break in the heat wave in the middle next week, kind of builds back in again. the heat bottom line is continuing. a hot today at 98. tomorrow we take it down

degrees to 94. 90 saturday. sunday 91. monday 95, tuesday coming in at 91. this is a long pull with these hot temperatures. not only was reagan national hot at 98, dulles 95 and bwi 96. for you showers and storms down to our south. 86 right now. 84 in gaithersburg. we look out to culpeper winchester. factoring in the humidity, we have to talk about the heat index, feels like 93. hottest nights. quantico feels like 92. annapolis 91, 85 our dulles with manassas feeling like 86. latest on satellite and radar. there's a line up to western

mainly showers. deck of clouds. for tomorrow, we're back in the heat. not as scorching as today. 94 will definitely be quite noticeable and hard to take. once again, keep yourself hydrated frequent breaks from this heat. 95 from manassas, 94 for dulles and 94 for culpeper. we talked about that that heat index being over 103. look as little better for tomorrow. friday morning, heat index again, still starts out on a rough note. by the time we get to about 1:00, you're not seeing as many triple digits like we saw. cambridge 99, samples breezy 100. the district feeling about 95 according to the futurecast. as we run through the day. still comfortable numbers, cambridge 101. you can see there are fewer triple digits. might feel better to you tomorrow. don't take chances because

90's can take a toll. there is a weak front going to get closer, it may slip through. i believe for the most part it's going to being to dry and we'll deal with showers here and there mainly to the south. what the fronts slipping on through, the weekend better at 90. couple of scattered thunderstorms near the frontal boundary which should set up shop. saturday, stray storm sunday. we pop the for back up on monday to 95. few more storms, tuesday, maybe wednesday drop into the upper 80's before we get back up to 90 thursday. it is definitely a long pull but we will get through i jim hope everything went well for you. >> we will show you that in a second. three teams. the caps, the wizards, mystics, all be soon joined. but today, we learned the name. meet the washington hold on

valor. the washington valor. the colors are red, white, blue and silver. plays, you see the strikes the v and three stars to the top right of the v. a profile of the white bald eagles. welcome to town. the clock is ticking for the redskins and curt cousins. 4:00 p.m. is the drop dead moment. if no agreement is reached, he'll join as the only quarterback to ever play under the franchise tag. his salary will be you have the just a under $20 million. steven strawsberg tries to go 13-0 against the buckos. take a look. yes, does that guy look

familia familiar? >> that wasn't bad. >> bounced a little in front of the plate. here's the thing, they moved me up. i didn't want to give the full heat there. but i was rehearsing. jim appreciation night. you see this guy wearing his name literally on his back. >> his name is. >> the bay socks, people named jim got in for half price. what is so special about being named jim? >> what can you say? it's all good. get back home tomorrow at 10:40. >> what is awesome about being named jim. >> everything. i love being named after,s, jimmy fallon, jim palmer. it's great to -- to be named after them. >> we came down to celebrate me tonight. it's my night. >> it's all about you. >> it's all about

>> reporter: you can confirm your name. >> jim, james, they call me jimmy. >> we don't call you jimmy. >> we've known each other long enough. >> how about james. >> you can call me that too. >> that's right. james. >> james? samuel. >> you put the middle name in there >> you know you're in trouble. >> you did a good job. still ahead at 10:00, entertainment reporter kevin mccarthy sat down with ghost busters melissa mccarthy. what she said about the film coming back.

. ghost busters hits theaters tomorrow. while a lot of people are excited. others are protesting the idea. kevin mccarthy sat down with melissa mccarthy for the haters that was slipped thought movie. >> saying that joke in the movie, obviously you're winking at all the quote is it a real comment. >> only re re i don't know if it's a real comment. seemed really funny at the time. went actually know about a lot of it. it's funny that the thing get spuno

but the thing we're watching online were all these pictures of kids and people coming in that had made their own gear, cars, it was like -- we were watching cool stuff all day about my god, this person isn't oklahoma made like eco 1, wherever it was. it just started to creep in. we really kept it out of filming. when that line came up, we're like it's probably time to throw one thing in. come on. come on. come out of your mom's basement. it's going to be fine and maybe go see the movie before you critique it. >> the sliming scenes are unbelievable to me. >> she gets it. >> reporter: what's being thrown on you. >> 700 gallons. it's never quite explained. there's always three guys with full masks on going

safe. >> we're like why are you in hazmat gear and we're in a southwest. but it is just this massive amount of stuff that comes, you can't get it off. it is unbelievable -- you can't stop it from stretch to go. there's a lot -- they say it's tap yoca. at one point lesley, i'm it's in the train, fully grabbed christian by the back of the jacket by her skirt. put her -- like a human shield. i was like did you do that? she was like yes schul. >> are you going to see that. >> i probably will. >> fox 5

starts now. ♪ . at 11:00, terror in france. dozens a dead after a truck drove through a crowd sending people running into a panic. university of maryland police officers are caught using pepper spray to break up a party. >> i'm terribly embarrassed. >> raging on the road. how many people admit to losing their cool behind the wheel. your news starts now. we begin with break news out of france, officials say at least 80 people dead after a truck plowed through a crowd of people in the city of nice. i'm shawn yanez. >> french officials say a man drove the truck on to a sidewalk more than a mile hitting people just watched a bastille day fireworks show. the driver was