into syria, was un success zest full. at some point, able to make his way down to roanoke. that's where tonight the fbi is investigating this horrific attack, one in which the suspect allegedly tried to behead one of his victims and they are also looking to the very serious possibility that this attack was inspired and motivated by isis. now, what we know is this from the roanoke police. he allegedly stabbed a man and a woman in an apartment in roanoke. those victims were seriously injured. witnesses said that authorities reported faruke was yelling alah during this attack. they believe he was trying to behead the male victim, a source close to this investigation is telling fox news tonight, that they are seriously investigating the possibility that this was a terrorist-related incident. homelands security analyst in d.c. tonight will tell you there are a lot of

questions about this, how did feruke get back into the us if he was turned back from syria. what if any contact did he have with radical islamic groups, how closely was he being tracked after he was turned away from syria? now, analysts at the heritage foundation, robin sim cox, tells us tonight, these self radicalized individuals in his opinion, and others, may be the most constant domestic terror face we face right now. >> are these radicalized individuals the biggest threat we're facing right now? >> well, i think that's certainly the most numerous, in terms of the actual body count isis can rack up in the united state, i still think it is the organize the cells they have control over we have the most worried about. what's most numerous these radicalized individuals who can carry out these simple harder to stop attacks

>> now, even more disturbing about all of this, police say they know of no relationship between these two victims and faruke. even more they say he fled the scene and the aftermath of this attack, those two victims were taken to one hospital, faruke turned up at another one where he was arrested. he's behind bars being held tonight. the fbi says they are working closely with local officials, and trying to work closely now to determine the exact nature of this attack. live at the fbi headquarters tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. we are following developments from the district now, a woman was shot and seriously wounded this afternoon, during a suspected carjacking. fox5 marina is live in the northeast with all of the details. what can you tell us? >> it all transpired right at the lunchtime rush, just inside the golf course here on benning road. take a look at this video, because polce

the suspect or suspects were on that for that motorcycle riding on the bed of the black pick-up truck, inside it, a woman, who during that attempted carjacking was shot multiple times, transported to an area hospital in serious condition. at least one person on the scene was arrested. but as of right now, no charges have been filed, and police trying to figure out if this woman was being followed or if this was some sort of targeted attack, whether they new that woman, or what exactly happened that led those suspects to that victim. all of that, still being figured out. here on benning road, during the lunchtime rush, all traffic shutdown including the street car. but this afternoon the scene is now clear. that street car, back and open for business. live tonight in northeast washington dc, marina morocco, fox5 local news. new tonight, dc mayor muriel bowser has named interim police chief. peter newsham will

lone ear's position starting december 17th. joined the dc police department in 1989 and has served as assistant chief of police since 2002. the search foreign turn alan external candidate to fill the position has already started. official job announcement will be published in the coming days. today marks five years since an earthquake hit the east coast rocking the dc region. it was centered in virginia about 80 miles from the district. >> we wanted to know what are the chances of another quake. are we ready for it? fox5 lindsey watts is live at the us gee logical survey. everything you need to know, hey, lindsay. >> reporter: hey, laura, sarah, well, something i learned today is that the earthquake here five years ago was felt by more people than any earthquake in us history. and we have a visual here. courtesy of usgs. take a look at this huge area impacted, stretching out to the midwest, and just for comparison, take a look at this

similar size in california. you can see felt by significantly fewer people. and until that is because the rocks out west are better able to absorb energy. the question now, could this happen again? we asked an expert here. >> an active size. we are expecting there would be more earthquakes. we just don't know when and we don't know how large. we could get one tomorrow. it could be a thousand years before we get another one. we just don't know. >> reporter: so you have to be ready, and of course you never know just where you might be. you are looking at video from inside the washington monument five years ago. just imagine being at the top when the shaking started. people were rushing to get outside. you may remember, after there is the monument was shut down for three years, and we have continued to see sporadic closures like what's happening right now. issues with the elevator mean the monument is closed through the end of the month. national park service told me today they

effect of the earthquake had a greater impact on that elevator system than originally was believed. while we were out at the monument today we talked to people about what they, what they would do if they were caught in a earthquake. >> grab my friends and family and take protection and pray. >> get to the grounds, possibly just crawl maybe, not try to walk. >> i would probably go into like a small place, like with no windows, just stay in there. >> i would like go in like a door frame or something like that. >> that's what i've always heard, too, go to a door frame. >> i know there are shelters you're supposed to go to, but i'm not really sure. >> probably scream, first reaction. >> so you're not sure where the best place is to go? >> introduce me to some places to

>> we can do that. the most common way that you will get hurt in a earthquake is by something falling on you, so what you're supposed to do is get underneath the nearest desk or table, i changed from my dress so i could demonstrate. grab onto anything you can, like table legs, so that's what you want to do. what you don't want to do is be next to anyone dose, because glass can explode, can come shooting out at you. and contrary to what i heard when i was younger, you also don't want to stand in a doorway, you can be impact the by violent shaking or the door could even slam on you. if you are outside, just get into an open area, open space, where laura, there is nothing on top of you that could potentially fall. >> boy, i'm just saying i'm surprised about the doorway, about the doorway, yes, growing up in california that's where we always went, to the doorway. thank you for educating me, lindsay, i had no idea. also don't put things above your head. >> yes, because it falls. i don't even like it anyway, i'm afraid it will fall

if it is not an earthquake. >> meanwhile lindsay on social media today people joking about the earthquake, this meme, you may have seen this five years ago there is meme is now making the rounds again saying never forget, with this image of single lawn chair overturned. it is kind of fun when we saw. >> are you making fun of it? >> they are making fun of it. even there weren't many injuries, even though there weren't many injuries five years ago, there was some big damages, you know, especially at the national cathedral. some people are saying maybe we shouldn't be joking. >> yes, that's right. we actually went back to the national cathedral today. repairs needed after the earthquake, and we'll show you some video now. you can see all of the scaffolding still there on the cathedral. if you can believe it, only 10% of the work has been completed. five years later, and the cathedral is saying they still need $20 million to finish all of the work, if you

cathedral website, see section dedicate today updates on the repairs, and pictures, also, a call for donations to help pay for some of those repairs. so, the bottom line out here is earthquakes are very rare in our area, that's true, but they could happen, you heard from the -- could even happen tomorrow. just something you need to think about and be ready for. >> the show, i mean, even we're having all of these issues still five years later, so had to take it serious. >> took a long time to fix. >> coming up president obama visits flood ravaged louisianna facing hard criticism for not going sooner. >> the message he is sending to residents trying to pick up the piece. >> donald trump just launched an app called america first. hear how it hopes to gamefy the voter experience. >> hillary head today hollywood. star studded event in her honor tonight with holly woods' biggest name. >> hey, laura, sarah, another

wonderful afternoon here, as we get break from our scorch dog days of august. one of my favorite sounds up in the tree, i don't know if you can hear it, cicada's are happen which this wonderful turn of fortune and the cooler air, i don't think we've been hire than 82 degrees here in d.c. so heating up just little bit. first look at your forecast, fox5 local news at 5:00 and the cicada's, we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪

president owe became an appealing to all to help the flood victims in louisianna. he toured baton rouge today got first-hand look at the damage caused by the massive flooding in that state. he reassured residents there that the federal response to the disaster will be robust. the flooding this month is to blame for at least 13 deaths, and widespread damage. at least 60,000 homes have been affected. the president says more than one of 15,000 people have already signed up for federal disaster aid, but says the federal government alone will not be enough to help people get back on their feet. >> sometimes once dollars flood waters pass, people's attention spans pass. this is not a one off. this is not a photo op issue. this is how do you make sure that a month

months from now, six months from now, people still, getting the help they need. i need all americans to stay focused on this if you are watching this today, make sure that you find out how you can help. >> some republicans, and even some residents in louisianna have criticized the president saying he's been too slow in responding to the flooding disaster. coming up tonight at 5@6:30, we'll speak with the washington post reporter greg jaffe. he has interesting take on why president's show up in communities after natural disasters. and you'll want to hear what he has to say. sarah, over to you. >> and it will be interesting, thanks, laura. now to the race to the white house, donald trump and hillary clinton, they're not just trying to win over voters just by going face-to-face, social media we now is very big part of this campaign, more on that in a moment. new pole out showing how the candidates are faring key battlegrounds state.

monica cleary here with more on the political headlines you may have missed. >> funny, you're calling it battlegrounds state. but people are saying it might not be a miss race, talking virginia, and last week, i assured the viewers a pole where hillary clinton had significant lead over donald trump in virginia, and today, a pole out of roanoke college, it has very similar results. this time even a wider spread, hillary clinton has a 16-point lead over donald trump over voers in virginia quite telling if we go back to may, roanoke college did similar pole, and the two were neck and neck. so, it does show a significant change, but it is worth noting, there is a report that just came out, that said that in key swing states, a lot of new voters are registering as republicans, so, you know margins are unusual.

hillary clinton ace runningmate, you know, mr. kane, of course, tim kaine, yes -- >> yes. >> he's from there, former virginia governor, things like that come into play. >> definitely helping her. but, we want to talk something a little lighter. donald trump released an app today. it is called the america first app. so, in this app, you can earn action points, i had to sign up so coy get inside the app. i have five action point now, and if you can start as apprentice, then you can move to up patriots, with a thousand action points, all the way to the big leagues, with 250,000 action points. you can compete against your friends, for points, there is donald trump trivia, then you can view donald trump's official stance on key issues. you might not know this, but hillary clinton has had an app out already, than is just called the hillary 2016 app. and, you know, it allows you to open your own digital headquarters you hav y

home basin side the app, complete daily challenges and then earn stars, so some of the challenges you can play a game called trump or fall. you can commit to vote. you can subscribe to a campaign calendar then you can go into the virtual store, decorate with these stars that you earned. >> so is this coming from the campaigns them sniffs. >> yes, these are their apps, to kinds of get people involved and engaged. i have a little confession, both of the apps i think were actually very cute i kind of wanted to start playing them, because i downloaded them, they are these fun inter-active game. it is a great way to engage your young base, or people of any age, to just get excited, and there are ways to interact with social media, get other people involved, compete with your friends. i think both are very smart to do it. >> absolutely, we know social media is such a huge player in these elections. >> not just social media. sometimes it is big money, and stars, so hillary clinton, she holes

fundraiser today in california. it was at the home of justin timberlake. and his wife, jessica beil, now, you know, you might not have gotten your ticket, plain you felt bad, but the tickets were $33,400 per person. >> what? >> that's the maximum amount an individual can crib to a national party committee in a year others attending toby emergency geier, jennifer aniston, sean did a rhyme. one of the things we were talking becomes our producer and i talking about this, so sorry we didn't get this out there, but jessica beil, just post add picture on instagram. it is inside a photo boot, with justin timberlake, and hillary clinton, all of the pictures from the photo boot. actually very cute. party aside, a do-able. >> if you don't follow jessica beil, on instagram, so you can see it, but looks like people had a lot of fun for that $33,000 price tag. >> i'm sure they did. you know, it is hollywood, after all, and they've got

keep them entertained. >> i know. >> that's interesting. thanks, ronica. >> thank you. >> all right, sue, we head over to you. >> fantastic to be outside. i think you have to take the chairs out, and enjoy this incredible summer evening. what a treat it is to be out here temperatures lower 80s, hard pressed to find any clouds, one or two here and, there and another spectacular night underway here in d.c. as we are slowly but surely wrapping up summer. but we've got to soak it up while we k meanwhile today, as we look at temperatures around the region, another break from the high heat. 83 degrees, is our temperature right now. 5:00. we believe that's the high for the day. but, here in about ten minute or so we'll get the official climate data. eighty-four cumberland. look at that winchester, 79 degrees for you. the same reading in leonard town, annapolis. we monitor the comfort level by looking at the dew points, and 50's, to near 60, means, it is very pleasant out here. it also gives us a

that we will cool off pretty rapidly tonight. check out gorgeous sunset sent to us on social media. get a great picture, we would sure love to have it. we thank you for this picture. we think that the sun goes down at 7:51, so sad to see it setting before 8:00. the temperatures should be comfortable, about 79 degrees. going forward to 9:00, 78 degrees. by 11:00, 75, with just one or two clouds around and about. did you notice those comfortable temperatures this morning? well, we are right back there tonight. maybe not quite as up ear's, but certainly see some 60s out there. that's a bargain. maybe just maybe give that air-conditioning a little bit of a rest, as well. quick look at your weather headline for tomorrow. i want you to know it is going to get little warmer tomorrow. we'll still keep the humidity at bay. eighty-three today. we bump it up by few degrees tomorrow, maybe even back into the mid and upper 80s for some of you. but it, will still be pretty pleasant it, will still feel whole lot better than most of this month of august has,

temperatures upper 90s. that's a preview what's going on with weather. all is good in weather-land. seven day forecast coming up in a few minutes, soar a, laura, back to you. >> like it when all is good in weather-land. >> i know. love to live there. >> me too. students in prince george's county headed back to school this morning. >> not without lots of talk from parents about the recent scandels within the districtment what school officials say have been implemented to keep kids safe from sexual preditors. plus what's happening with the head start program. >> well, here is something every kid wants to here. no homework, well, that's exactly what one teach is her saying this year. so is this a good or a bad idea? we're going to be weighing in with the pros and cons next. >> the kids are celebrating that. facebook out with a new app trying to would teens, parent don't like it, the reason why still to come when fox5 at 5:00 returns. >> ♪ >> ♪

>> a letter recently sent out to par friends second grade teacher in texas and new homework policy quickly went viral after posted to social media. >> so many people talking about this one, so the letter says, quote, after much research this summer i am trying something new. homework will only consist of work that your student did not finish during the school day. there will be no formally assigned homework this year. it goes ton say: research had been unable to prove that homework improves student performance. rather, i ask that you spend your evenings doing things that are proven to correlate with student success, eating dinner as a family, reading together, play outside, and get your child to bed early. well, this post has already been shared more than 60,000 times. and counting. i shared it this morning. >> what do you think? you've got three so? >> i applause this decision. i really do. i think it is great. and here is the thing, though, what parents can't do is say

your screen. >> right. >> because you have got to take advantage of the time. get the kids outside playing, doing something productive. >> like she was mentioning, people staring at the computer screen. >> now, what i had no problem doing was having them read, having them read for 20, 30 minutes before bed time, or something like that. it is just they're in school eight hours a day, why come home and do more school work? and it does take away from family time. >> i can imagine. i mean, it seems like i was in school a long time ago, but it felt like, you know, i had three hours of homework to do when i got home. >> a lot of pressure, remercy. >> yes. meanwhile, uber price hike. matt ackland working that story. >> hey, matt. >> do you like the uber app? >> we love it. >> love it. use it all the time. >> okay, all right, i was waiting for that response, you're not alone. i use it, so many people use it, it is a topic every discussion today. you're right. the prices are going up. in fact, they're already up, if you are taking it home from work to

they have raised the prices, and just how much. sarah? >> thanks, matt. plus, why two officers cleared in the freddie gray case will be receiving a big pay-out. we'll be right back. ack. there's a freedom about asheville. an unspoken invitation to discover who you really are. here, allay acquisition bar. with adv. take it in.

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this is fox5 local news at 5. metro transit police, they are still asking for your help tonight to identify four teenso in connection with aur robbery o the green line. surveillance photos right here show the teens at the fort totten metro stop. police are asking anyone who may have been on the train sunday morning who saw to give them a call. a man is under arrest accused od a string ever vandalism in the

district. someone spray painted antisemetic gray pity like this one in chinatown in three separate incidents earlier this month.nth. the suspect also drew wasalso particular as in the area. yesterday they i rested 63 year old general rose due coup a. he is facing several counts of destroying public property.erty people have been stopping by to take you their respects to a 7/eleven worker who was murdered. police say 3 # year old tie hee would owed lay was shot and killed at the store during an attempted robbery sat morning. am have left flowers, balloons, signs and teddy bears. at this point investigators are still lookinnvg for his suspectd killer. if you ride uber x in the d.c. area you are now being asked to pay a little more. the minimum fair has gone up to 6.31.

will that keep some from ridingg or maybe take a cab. matt ackland is more with adams morgan. >>reporter: say between 18th in adams morgan on a friday or sat night there are so am people trying to hail a cab with their hands or lately i've seen seeing more people to go to their uber app to try to get a ride home. now it is going to cost them a about it more. today an uber spokesperson tolds me that this is about the driver.driv they want to keep quality drivers so drivers have been asking for more money and they believe they deserve more money on short trips.ps. you can see the praise, that was just a couple of days ago, 5.35 and as5 you said earlier, 6.35 for the short trips.e sh that's going to be the minimum rate is how it's going to be from now on. we talked to a number of peoplee today. we

will deter people from actually riding. here's what one woman had to say. are you okay with the price going up a dollar? >> yes, because the service thav i get from uber is much convenient. if i call a cab to my house, it may show up, it may not. they won't call me and tell me i'm not coming.ng. they'll just say we don't have't any cabs in your area. when i use uber, they come to my house within three to five minutes. > all right. all so it's not just the riders who seem okay with this hike. also d.c. cab drivers, at leastt one of them that i talked to here along 18th street he didn't think i was a bad idea. he says, listen it's leveling the playing field.. possibly people might choose a cabin sted of that minimum fair on uber. take a listen. the business is there for everyone, but now that we have the

drivers, more experiencedie drivers. that would give us, you know,, more business. all right. so what's more expensive, asive short ride on uber or maybe ae cab ride? it's really depending on how far you go. if you take a really, really short ride in a taxi cab, maybea just a couple of blocks, it's going to be cheaper there. but remember you've got to giveo the cab driver, you don't have to, but most people do, a tip.i. with uber you simply step out. so the choice is still there. it cost about the same if you're taking a short ride. > laura, area a. >> it's kind of nice that it's all included there.clud i want to ask you you, though, uber does have a cheap alternative ride that is not going up?go >>reporter: it is not going up. in fact, it's very cheap. have you ever taken an uber pull, sarah. >> i have not. i've always wondered did it. is thatting whying up. >>reporter: i

our 5:00 and 6:00 producers, they're doing it all the time. i haven't tried it because ise i don't want to ride with someone else. it's very easy. i looked at my phone a few minutes ago to see how much the price difference.ce. to go to adams circumstance, ift you did the single ride it's 6.35, but if you do the uber pool it's $13.'s and i heard it's very convenient. our 5:00 and 6:00 producers say it's very convenience, nonien trouble at all and i should givd it a try. > just coast i up with whoever you are sitting next to andd strike up a conversation. >> we have a driver in the room who i saws it's of no benefit to the drivers. > no benefit to the drivers. >> no. > thank you. in other news today, four of the six baltimore police officerser charged in freddie gray's death will receive back

officer william porter will get $70,000 will sergeant alicia white will receive more than $96,000. both were suspended from the force without pay last may aftey they were charged with felony manslaughter in connection with gray's death. an announcement about the back pay is expected sometime tomorrow. the police department alreadytmn has approved back pay for lieutenant brian rise and officer seare good son. > one day after students in the district started school, it's prince george's county turn.s in addition to welcoming nearly 129,000 students for the start of the new school year, the second largest school districtit in maryland is also working to rel solve a few scandals. fox's jennifer davis has more. >>reporter: happy, hopeful students arrived for the start of a new school year in prince george's county.ge what are you excited about?? >> about learning.ning what i like about school is recess.cess sometimes class.s. sometimes reading.

>> does it help when you hold your sister's hands.s. >> yes. > why does it help.oes >> because i'm nervous and i want somebody to be here. > good p morning, everyone, how are you. >> doctor of can in maxwell, ceo of the school system caught a ride with some students as he made his first school of the day to pointer ridge elementary. >> this is great. these kids are really excited. > later doctor maxwell was joined by county did i shawn baker. i wanted to make sure that i came early in the school year to make sure that we had the right supports in place, that things t were the way that they shouldey be. the district says it is now implementing a tax reformtax recommendation and the schoolhe has a new principal after the arrest of school volunteer deonte carraway for child sex abuse and producing pornography on school grounds during theng t day. i feel very confident that our children are safe when they come to school.to i want to make sure we're continuing that and

officials also thought to reassure head start families following an investigation alleging abuse and poor teacher training. my job and dr. maxwell's job right now is one, to make sure that funding doesn't go away.wa. that's the main thing we have to do right now. two, make sure we make the changes, make sure this doesn't happen again. officials say head start willll start on time monday. in prince george's county,e jennifer davis, fox5 local newsw > rashan baker's office has confirmed to fox5 that it has received a letter from five board members asking the school board chair and chair to resign after the investigation of the county's head start program. but mr. baker says he will notll ask for the investigations.nve > gym low kay is here with the latest on sports. >> no. we're talking about sports that really appeals to everybody and it's right in your living room. we're talking about video

it's that time of the year where we have everybody gathering upo for football season, but before football season starts -- >> it is madden season. i said something about kids camping out of the maddenn release of 2017 and i'm pretty excited about it. the longest franchise came out at midnight. these are ratings that directly affect how they do on the game.. they're getting as much attention by the players themselves. so here's how the top six redskins rate in this year'ss game. josh norman, top rated, 94. ra this is out of 100. left tackle trent williams at 92. tight end jordan read at 89. deshawn jackson, 84 and kirkd ki cousins at 83. these are the top ranked playerd that really will determine howrn well the redskins do in then game. now, the cowboys test brian got a 90. he called it unacceptable. u > before you havena it. speaking of josh

these days is much more than that rating. after he left carolina and snatched up by the redskins in a signing by the redskins people wonder what the change. it showed us all it's the same josh normal. when asked about commissioner c guy del, he said, he's a doing in a suit. horrible, he's straight horrible. > tell us how you really feel. about that rivalry oh beck ham. he he'll see two times.s. he'll have to put a bubble of protection because it'sing going to be bad and he brought it on himself. it feels like everyone can say whatever they want in d.c. it's free throwing place.. he's saying this about the redskins, how times have changed. > wow. >> yeah. > out spoken. spo just out spoken, i guess.

let's talk about katie ledecky. > why not. >> she won four golds and team silver. she has one more thing to accomplish before she heads to stanford.anfo she gets to throw out the balance tomorrow night. hopefully she's getting lots of pointers out there in considering baseball and softball are not olympic sportss anymore. we'll see where she's gettingg herein expiration, the tipse from. >> i wonder how heavy those are. how much does one way, do you know? >> i don't actually, but i will say this, i don't think she'll be wearing them when she throws out the first pitch. > i hope she's not. they might get in the way. > isn't that fantastic. >> they can go down the list oft you a the maryland oh limb pians. > absolutely.> > coming up, facebook launching a new app for school

but hear why parents aren't sont fond of the idea. plus, sleep better on your next plain ride. an innovative idea to help you catch some zs even in the middle of sleep. middle seat, front seat, backseat, hopefully not the front seat.. it's one of those miracle drugs. guys, beautiful day outside, another glorious afternoon with blew skies and just a few tiny little clouds out there. humidity is low. temperatures are in the 80s, but how long can this last in late august in d.c.? not very long. we are heating things back up, way back up and i'll have a looa at the steamy seven day forecast that's coming up next when fox5 news at 5 returns right after this. fox5's tony perkins and shawn yancy at 10 and 11.

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>> always. > when, yeah, who hasn't? one' company is trying to help you h sleep better when you travel. well, here is the nod pod and it recreates how you would sleep on a bed, but in an up rightight position. interesting. > so it helps hold your chin i place by using a piece of memory people and then it also comes with cords that hook onto the back of your seat and holds youu head in place like a sling. > or like a neck brace. >> or like a neck brace. > it looks kind of funny.. >> creative director paulaau likeship says the inspiration t forhe the design when show was s traveling for work and suffering from sleep problems. > that's how these things usually happenment you have your own idea problem, you get an idea and you go with it. that's why i can't sleep on the plain because i can't get in a good position.o > i have these things called ad nap anywhere w

recent trip, but there's a sling that comes across here and thend it amuch thats here and sits ons my shoulder. it's the best thing. it's the only thing that works for me. > that one looks good, too. you may look ridiculous. i personally have coming back from a flight with your mouth open. > no more drooling on theolin people next to you. >> reminds me of trying to takee a selfie of it so many awkward problems.. > travel is great. all across the northeast they'r' experiencing this beautiful break-in the heat and humidity.. it's been a very who the summer not just for us here in d.c. buc all across the mid atlantic. we typically do who the summers but so far as we were tallyingay up in the weather center beforer

we've had temperatures of 90-degrees or more so far this summer. only five of those days were in june, so 40 of them in july and august. that is a ton of heat that ishat more than average and it looks like we're gathering up for ourr seventh heat waive of the summer. enjoy this respite while we have it. it's not going to last veryy long. we are going to enjoy another comfortable night. tomorrow still okay, upper 80s, but the 90s return by thursdayer afternoon and then they hold ald the way through the weekend so we'll be getting used to that. watch the temperature trend. the temperatures were in the mid 80s. we're looking at mid 90 by thursday. upper 90s by thursday. we get the humidity to go along with it.wi it looks like in the weekendkend we're still holding in the 90s. 83 in washington, very comfortable. already 71 in annapolis.apol that's a nice game, nats and orioles.or 83

and all across the northeast enjoying the nice temperatures.r 80 out there in detroit. satellite and radar shows nothing but a few clouds. high pressure is in place and it will be there again tomorrow. to the only difference is high i pressure moves a little bit more offshore. we pick up the southerly windd and that will new jersey the temperatures up a few more degrees from where they were today. with the strong sunshine we'll head up into the upper 80s. 70 as you head out to work. 80-degrees for those who are w still not in school it's a perfect pool day. let's watch the traffic because this one area where we are starting to see some activity av we tend to see in late august a and september. we have one decaying postost tropical storm, and another just forming. and one behind me,

ton. fee own a which has been downloaded to tropical cyclone. that is drifting around out to see. we have gas ton before me. it does have winds at 65 milest6 per hour. but this is going to take a track northwest and out into the atlantic. itself he's this pressure system that is developing right off of the virgin islands there and that is expected to take a western tract all the way through the carribean andar possibly impacting south floridi developing into a tropical storm by the end of the weekend. no bets on that yet.at it doesn't have a name. it's not a tropical storm yet or even a tropical depression nor that matter but we are following that closely and we'll be talking about that followingut into the weekend. sunny and warm for tomorrow, tht temperatures judgment up up, up. friday an isolated storm chance. it's a dry weekend and a dry seven day forecast, but it's whs the. still into the mid 90s by early next week much that's a look atk your seven day forecast.

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> this is fox5 local news at 6. we're following a developingelop story in virginia. an attempted isis-style bee heading. thank you for joining us, i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy.cy. the fbi is has now joined the investigation after a man savaged stabbed and allegedlylee tried to bee head a victim at an apartment in roanoke.noke

during the attack. tom fitzgerald is life at police headquarters with the latest. t >>reporter: this is just an amazing attack that had happened in southwestern virginia. his name is what sill farouk and he has been on the radar screen of authorities since last year.s that is when s he unsuccessfully tried to enter syria, but was turned away.away where did he turn up? apparently we know in roanoke, virginia and that is where the fbi tonight is investigating this horrific attack, allegedly trying to bee head one of his victims. and one of the things authorities are trying to piece together tonight is whether or not this was a terrorism-relateo incident. take a look at his mug shot. he has been locked up in jailjal down in southwestern virginia since sat man. farouk allegedly stabbed a man and a woman sat night at an apartment complex in roanoke. these victims were seriously in