>> right now at 10:00. marking a milestone. president trump spends 100 day in office on the road. >> addressing a large crowd in pennsylvania and missing out on annual event in the district. >> president's 100 day also met with protestsers. >> this is our future at stake. >> it's urgent.

now. >> thousands marching in the nation's capitol for the people's climate march. >> hot, hot, hot, record temperatures across the dmv. how long will this summerlike spring last. and it may be hots outside but retailers are offererring cool deals. how you can cash in on spring savings. "fox 5 news" at 10 starts now. >> it is getting warm isn't it? good evening, everyone, thanks for joining us i'm matt ackland. >> i'm lauren demarco. >> we want to get to the hot weather we're having. live look outside right now. it may be a little cooler this evening. earlier it was a different story. >> you're right at one point the temperature in d.c. broke 90 degrees. so will this look like it's going to look tomorrow? what when he to have today and what we see tomorrow. indicate slin in for gwen tonight tat a look. >> hot today. unusual for late april. we will stay warm

recap earlier today. like i said reagan national 91 record tied back in 1974. 89 broken at dulles for record high and b wixt 89 high temperature and you came up a couple degrees shy of that record ever 91. outside right now it is still warm. 78 at this hour in washington. 75 bat more. 80 mannasas and 71 in mar t tipsburg. dew points any time you see them in 60s it's humid. we have dew points in district and points south in the 70s. that's very muggy weather. you need air conditioning sleep comfortablely tonight. no thunderstorms materialize tonight and quiet and few clouds around and overnight we'll stay quiet and wake to more muggy conditions startling off tomorrow morning in the 60s. 68 district and 65 mannasas and 63 martinsburg and that first look at sunday forecast it is not as hot. we're not hitting 90. but it will be very warm and boov average. mostly cloudy and humid, 8

temperatures take a huge dip in 7 day. coming up ahead. matt and lauren. >> president trump marking. >> he addressed major crowd crowd of supporters in harrisburg pennsylvania, tonight. >> president talked about familiar issues and ta kd news media and obama administration and nafta agreement and people that doubted his accomplish ms over the past 100 days. >> for the last 1 0 0 days my administration has been delivering every single day for the great citizens of our country. whether it's putting our coal miners back to work. protecting america's steel and aluminum workers and we love that steel and aluminum

or eliminating job killing regulations we're keeping one promise after another and frankly, the people are really happy about. it they see what's happening. >> and the president also discussed host of other issues such as immigration reform and building up country's defenses and job creation. >> tonight's rally happening at the same time as correspondence dinner. >> president trump announced months ago he would not ab tending first time in more than three decades. commander-in-chief has not shown up. lindsey watts joins us with more on this lindsay. [ applause ]

[ applause ]. >> there you see president trump there at the rally earlier tonight. we are trying to get you back to the lindsey watts down at the hilton hotel. we're having issues there. >> ilt toss to you for now. >>. >> i don't know what's going on with the microphone. >> no worries. >> we're back the dinner here at the washington hilton is happening right now. right inside ballroom is down these steps. right here. and earlier i was talking to security guard who's within here the last six correspondence dinners he says to him the crowd is year looked about half the size of last year.

>> just a bit ago prison of the white house association addressed the crowd here. take a listen. >> tonight, looks a little different the values that under pinned this dinner have not changed and in fact i think reinforced. we here to celebrate good journalism and here to celebrate and i'm happy to report for nip who is interested that this dinner is sold out. >> and wrels

the president mocked the dinner describing it as a large group of hollywood actors and washington media consoling each other in hotel ballroom. he said he not only had a larger crowd at his rally but better people too. and he called some outlets fake news and then he sthed. >> they're wishing in washington they're watching right now and they would love to be with us right here tonight. but they're trapped at the dinner which will be very, very boring. but next year maybe we'll make it more exciting for them in washington and we'll show up. but we have a good chance of showing up here again next year too. >> so there you have it. donald trump leaving do

possibly attending the event last year. he remembers when donald trump came as guest to this dinner and he said as he was going in he seemed to be having a good time and talking to all of the press and the media who were there covering this event and so again, we'll see. if maybe he will make another appearances next year. reporting live in northwest, lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >> times changed thank you lindsay. >> to mark president 100 daypro testers took to streets to demand action on climate change. biggest rally was in the district where steps of thousands of people braved 90 degree theater march along pennsylvania to the white house. and rallies took place in other big cities across the country. caroline shivly reports. >> angry and organized is perfect description. people are dancing and singing and blowing bubbles and chaptering and people are indeed angry at president trump. >> march organizers

policies cat oosfy. he rolled back environmental protections and proposed cuts to epa and eased up on oil and gas regulations. his moves will create jobs and create millions of dollars and get the nose out of business. people aren't buying t you can tell by the signs they're holding an chance. plus, here's what they said to us. >> this is our future at stake. we have a generation and a chance to do something about climate change and have to a. stop attack on health. >> i'm here to make a statement about the stupidity of denying climate change. and it's urgent. we need to do something now. >>er responsibility is not just to you and your family and to enrich them and help the american people with truth not with lies. >> than was just one of about 365 march as cross the country today in washington,

shivly. fox news. >> and tonight pope francis is also weighing in on tensions between the u.s. and north korea. he warned a good part of humanity will be destroyed if tensions escalate and he's calling for dip lom stoy end the crisis. the pope wants united nations to take need negotiations of a resolution. north korea fired a test range ballistic missile last night and while the missile test failed the fact north korea conducted a test was con considered proactive. new tonight a u.s. service member has died in iraq. military officials say the service member was killed following an explosion outside of the city of of mozul. troops there are fiinging i isis. this comes days after two service members were killed in afghanistan. >> now to the district where the search is on tonight for a man that kidnapped a woman off the street yesterday afternoon and then tried to sexually assault her. police tell us the woman was

avenue in southeast when a man approached and forced her into his truck. he drove her to for the dupont park where he attempted to severally assault her. the man managed to escape. they're asking anyone with information to give them 'call. >> also in southeast authorities are investigating after assault and fire in southeast. it happened this afternoon on halle terrace. police on the scene say two signaturesers got in a fight and one ended up with minor injury and second sister who reportedly had a knife was inside her apartment. and first responders soon realized the apartment was on fire. >> firefighters arrived additional units arrived to assist, and with the support of metropolitan police, we gaindz access to the apartment and found the individual inside that burning apartment, and we got that individual out to safety. >> reporter: police say that woman was arrested and how who the fire started is under investigation. police in howard document county are s

prisoner that escaped while owe being transported to a mental hospital in jess transported to a mental hospital still head tonight capitals in midst of another playoff game how they're doing next. >> and as president trump marks 100 day in office how do you think he's doing so far. we'll talk to local voters

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. the capitols are in the midst of game two of their series. so far a tough start. the pending begins currently leading, much more coming up later >> we were going to show you snow earlier, but a much different picture. today it is very warm. in fact, it got up into the 90's. and it's probably pretty toasty evening compared to what we've had. >> i'm about it, i love the hot summer weather. we're looking at the washington monument. nice and clear. i think it's one of those i don't think it's that hot but starting to feel the summer night, i'm looking forward to those day, caitlin >> i know. it's one of the first nights with that nice

feeling. feels like summer, promises of temperatures ahead, of course, but yes, it's a warm evening coming off of a hot day, temperatures in the 90's, 78 here, that is the current temperature, winds out of the south heat index, that's factoring in the humidity at this hour, feels like 80. so it's going to be tough to sleep comfortably without air conditioning. 78 in washington. 75 in baltimore. 73 westminster, 71 in martinsberg, 66, cooler in winchester, manassas always warm, today, also only 80 at this hour, 71 in annapolis, satellite and radar not showing much, clouds off to our west, matt mentioned the snow in denver, there's a major storm system. heavy rain and thunderstorms stretching from chicago to st. louis. the purple and white is snow coming off the fronts range

stretching to texas if you can believe it or not. we got the stationary boundary. affecting our weather, kind of in that warm sector out of ahead of that storm system, which will affect us later in the week. but in the meantime, is this very slow moving storm system. we'll still be affected by the boundary to the north, it will mess with the temperatures tomorrow. still warm, sticky out there we'll see a wide range of numbers, 84 in the metro. but east flow coming off the ocean will be cooler towards north and east temperatures in at the 70's. 72 in annapolis f74 in gaithersburg, we'll make a run at 90, 87 manassas, 89 in fredericksberg. a warm couple of days, 82 tomorrow, with a chance of showers, better chance of thunderstorms on a humid monday way high of 83. i'll have the seven-day forecast coming up in at about 10:30. matt and lauren? across the country and here, heroin and

overdoses on the rise. loudoun county sheriff's office joined with police departments to collect unwanted and expired prescription pills. the program began in 2010. they collected about 8,000 pounds of unwanted and unused >> we're here to not only take back but to train and educate people on the heroin and opioid epidemic. >> loudoun county sheriff mike chapman said nearly 80% of americans were introduced to opioids through prescription medicine comes on the heels of middle and high schoolers having been drinking xanax laced beverages >> i didn't have painkillers but other medicine i've had for awhile. they say don't dump it down the

sink. you wonder how you get rid of it >> it's available across the area. there's ways to dispose of it a friendship bond together for your a lifetime. >> for someone to step up and knowingly just save your life. it's -- you can't come up with a word for it. >> how social media an plea for help brought these men together again.

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met in the army 22 years ago. tonight, they're both recovering from major surgery >> this is my favorite story of the week. came together after one posted a note on facebook. asking for help. i spoke to both yesterday. >> it was the midst '90s when this picture was taken. they were serving together at fort bragg north carolina. this was taken yesterday >> it takes

>> and this is them today. 24 hours after a kidney transplant surgery at med star georgetown university hospital. kay got terribly sick or so he thought >> the doctors were like you shouldn't even be standing, how are you even vertical? to get to the hospital now. >> reporter: kay's kidneys failed. he decided to use social media to reach out for help. that's when his old army bud who >> the facebook post said a kidney for kai and i asked her what can i do to start getting tested? >> reporter: robert didn't hesitate. he has a wife

it was the right thing to do. >> it's not just him. it's any of the close army brothers and sisters that we have together. >> reporter: the surgery was three hours long. georgetown hospital gave us this video. that's robert's kidney being transferred to kai and immediately after the surgery, kai felt energized with robert's healthy kidney. >> kai got a wonderfully healthy kidney >> the doctor performed the surgery and applauds kai for reaching out. many times patients feel bad asking for a kidney >> if you tell people about your illness, you'd be shocked. >> it wasn't just robert who saw the plea for help and offered his kidney, several friends did too. robert admits h

after the surgery but helping his friends was so worth it >> for someone to step up and knowing save your life, you can't come up with a word. >> matt ackland fox 5 local news kai told me because he's been on dialysis he hasn't been able to eat sweets, he wanted to to go to cheese cake factor and go to a nats game and you could see the energy. and seeing him the day before and the day after he had the kidney, he was alive. >> it's a miracle what they can do. to think that not just one but several people stepped up. it's interesting to put it out there on social media. you don't know who from your past or who love you say may be able to help. >> what a great guy robert was. he has a family and yet, he went in and did it. didn't hesitate. >> great story. may feel like

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we had been telling you, president trump marks 100th day in office. we wanted a take a closer look at how some voters in our area think the president is doing so far. >> we visited residents in can culpeper who helped elect the president to find out how they would grade the president's job so far. >> bob barnard was there. >> reporter: 100 into the trump presidency we come back to culpeper, virginia, trump country where we spent the day after the election.

and this is the cafe on main street in the heart of culpeper where on november 9th and today, there is much love for the 45th president of the united states. >> i'm a trump the supporter i believe in what he does >> he's doing the best he can >> he's the president we need to respect that. all in all, it will work itself outlet. he will be just fine >> he's been doing a good job. away he doesn't know he does back up with the knowledge of his staff and the cabinet. >> i'm glad he got in office. >> he's definitely different >> we spoke to bob and mark >> first hundred, days, you got a lot of time left. we'll see in the next nine months. >> good straightforward, bad thing too straightforward >> donald trump got everybody pay attention to politics >> he says he's working on a new ap inspired by th

election. to help millennials to get more involved with politics. a doer >> i think some people's opinions probably changed since the be election. he said and done things pretty controversial. i can see how people's minds would change >> i think people was already great >> loretta owns a hair salon and says be careful calling culpeper trump country >> i'm not sure how you can put someone who has grand plans and gestures and things going to do this and this and so far very little positive or concrete evidence that that's going to enhancement. >> reporter: a sampling of opinions in a county where donald trump won 60% of the votes in november. in culpeper, virginia, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. switching gears, you'll talk about the heat. i'm ready for spring and

a live look outside. what is this a 78 degrees on the screen >> 78. >> will it continue? hi, caitlin. >> good to see you both. >> pulling double duty. was that you this morning >> that was. barely. past my bed time but it's nice to enjoy what has been a really nice evening out there. i get sick of the heat and humidity but by like july it's nice when it starts you have the feel of summer in the air. >> i don't know that it's quite arrived but summer is coming. >> it is a nice little preview >> even though we won't be as hot, it will be humid. >> there we go. >> i have many gestures, and voices in my ear telling me to walk. all right

five ticks behind sunday morning, hopefully you guys, humidity sticks around and leads the weather headlines as we go to the forecast into tomorrow. let's take a look at temperatures, mild. normal high this time of year is low 70's and now close to 11:00 p.m. we're in the upper 70's, 78 in washington. 71 in annapolis, 75 in baltimore, 73 in westminster and 79 at dulles. 52 binghamton, 52 pittsburgh, 50's and 40's showing up towards chicago where it's been a raw, rainy cold day. big storm system bringing rain from not just chicago but st. louis to the central plains, snow moving out and the storm system will bring snow to some places that really are not accustomed to seeing

no snow for us. satellite and radar showing a quiet night. we never saw showers materialize and we'll probably have to wait until about monday for the storm system to show up. we're going to begin clock right now, you can see the line of showers and thunderstorms. bringing severe weather to places like be national scattered showers possible by monday and storms likely by monday. something to monitor as the front comes through monday. for tomorrow, still in the warm sector, pretty sticky and mild, temperatures in the 80's and 90's. a bit of a gradient over our area, in washington, maybe not into the 90's, still warm. and off towards the north and east. temperatures cooler in the 70s and baltimore 60's once you get to the delmarva. 64 in annapolis, and here's what i was talking about the white

washington with a little bit of sun, we will make a run at 90 towards our south and west places like charlottesville, culpeper and then only 72 in annapolis, 74 in gaithersburg. seven-day forecast, 83 on monday, ahead of the cold front and then 78 on tuesday as we do kind of dry out behind the front looks nice. nice weather before a storm system arrives in really changes the weather pattern looks wet and kind of cool, thursday and friday temperatures in the discontinues, possibly even left over shower, we got a nice summer preview, we will be cooler by next week, although not cold. snow in parts of the central plains, heart to believe. i think we'll take the spring, summer like weather >> i don't even want to hear that word. loving the cool for us is in the 60's, i'm cool with that >> it may

retailers it's about spring. >> from clothes to vacations new is the time to cash in. fox 29 lori rothman explains. >> the season of spring savings has arrived, personal finance expert gibbons is the time to hit the stores >> the merchandise arrived and was at full price now discounted substantially up to 40% spring apparel because the retailers need to get rid of it. >> how about a little bling for spring, jury trial is marked down after valentine's day, jewelry is about 30% any of. as we get closer to mother's day, they will -- if you are in the market for a ring, bracelet,

necklace. >> don't forget to book the tune-up >> there are deals out there on accessories on auto parts, things like tires, for example, some auto body shops offer maintenance clinics complementary >> with wheels ready to roll. gas buddy says it's an ideal time >> especially before gas price goes up, it's predicting it will be about $2.50 this summer >> cruise lines are dropping prices >> go now because the cruise ships are otherwise going to go to out empty. they need to offer a discount and they're not loaded with passengers, you'll have ample room to spread out. >> in new york, lori rothman, fox business. >> great time to take a vacation >> if you go on a boat

more staff to take care of you. >> it can be cramped. >> the capitols hoping for a win as they host the penguins for game two, we're crossing our fingers the nats, those highlights and more when we come back. stay with us.

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rocking the red? the caps need all the help they can get. game two of their series with the penguins, current leading 5-2. we'll keep you updated. out to the nationals for the second straight day. the nats took on the chin at

league east rivals the mets. they beat the nats 5-3. outfielder michael and ray yos out one for the visitors, the nats will try to avoid a sweep tomorrow. yos the yankees hitters were swinging early and often and teed off. the yankees clobbered the orioles 12-4. brett gardner homered twice. judge blasted one. the yankees were tied at the top of the east going into today's contest but now the pin stripes are in first place by themselves. >> the band you're about to meet won a gold metal at the world festival which would be an incredible accomplishment for anyone, but he did it with just one leg. ronaldman lost part of his

in a motorcycle accident in 1995. our photography has his inspiring story. >> 30 days after the accident i had a gun to my head. i decided i wasn't going to quit. if i was going to die, i was going to die fighting. it? >> this this is 21 years ago, they didn't have par owe olympics. when i first started training, i wasn't allowed to train in most gyms, there had never been an am putinee before i want to say. we had to drive four and a half miles away to chicago so we could sneak in a tournament. my leg was padded up. and after i won, w

first time i knocked the guy out. i took my leg off raised above my head and the entire stadium went quiet and realize what happened and exploded. i can remember that. that, at that point, is when i felt equal. years go by, they offered me a chance to fight and nobody knew if an am pute could do it. that shows true ability. mixed martial arts after holding the title. and i heard about this world juditsu tournament. >> he had to learn how to not have that. >> we had him going and compete in the tournament. he had to fight able bodied opponents. the second match was better, he submitted to the rest

opponents and won. >> there are advantages. you can't ankle lock me, i don't have an ankle on that side. there's disadvantages, i can't block the guard attacks. i'm not able to sweep from that side. people are truly stunned. they can't believe they just got beat by a one-legged dude. >> it is a lifestyle. teaches you how to solve problems under duress. >> without this, i don't know where i would have ended up with juditsu and world champion >> amazing. coming up. have you heard about this? a festival fail, what organizers are saying about why a luxury music festival to the left what was billed as a luxury music festival left fans stranded in paradise. when we come back

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r as they were exiting the plane. >> look at that. the video appearing to show the pilot appearing to break up the brawl. looks like he's hitting there. pilot walks away but the fight continues apparently trying to calm the women down >> delta airlines said they're aware. the two women

other but unclear what sparked the fight >> what is going on with airlines? >> cell phones all over the place too. taking video. so we'll see >> people will be pulling out the cell phone >> we noticed with the stories that we do, there's cameras everywhere, seems like there's a camera where police were release the video. everywhere you go >> speaking of pr nightmares lots of folks trying to get home from the bahamas. the so-called fire festival has been cancelled >> kylie jenner were among the celebrities. saying he is heart broken,

dollars. people arrived to find half built tents, limited food. some reports of party goers being stranded have prompted the u.s. embassy to get involved. now, airports are filled with people just trying to get a flight out. >> this is absurd. >> can you imagine all of that >> going probably spending a lot of money, not only on the five hundred dollars ticket but on the flight, on the hotels all of that >> i said when, i saw one headline something about this luxury festival and turned into the hunger games >> yeah. plastic baggy they can spend some time in the bahamas. sounds pretty good good. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪.

what's go good at the theaters >> i haven't been to a movie in a awhile. have you >> i got a baby >> this weekend is perfect for all of you. kevin mccarthy tells us what's worth watching > this brand new releases including the circle, next week you'll be excited. guardianses to have the galaxy. i'll be reviewing that film, i'll tweet out to a emoji of what i thought about it at kevin mccarthy tv. this week, only one major film, you can still see logan and get out in theaters, my two favorite films of 2017 so far. those two films are still playing in theaters right now. the circle. this film was not screened to me, there

screenings, i was invited to. it did screen to certain markets across the country, but not washington. i went and saw it on thursday evening. and it's very bad unfortunately. this is from the director of the spectacular now, here's the thing, you have all these amazing things lined up. great director, tech spectacular great movie, tom hanks, emma watson, great cast, author, dave ed gars. unfortunately, the film ends up being frustratingly bad. and the concept is great. all these things going in, you have emma watson who joins a tech company and finds out that the tech company is basically trying to take away everyone's privacy, it's the idea of oversharing ourselves on social media and getting rid of our private lives and sharing everything we do to everybody in the world. and she kind of goes against at one point, so i thought emm

watson was kind of wooden in the movie. her character, i didn't emote with her, i didn't think she played the character with enough emotion in my opinion, i did love bill paxton, final film, great in the movie, tom hanks great. karen gill inis great. you have all these things that are great and concept-wise, then you have a horrible script. script is horrendously bad. unfortunately bad at times sloppy, feels choppy. my wife looked at me and said this is like a bad episode of black mirror. that's a show on netflix that focuses on similar topics kind of ruining our lives. it's three seasons so far. i recommend watching that. that is some of the best television you will see just a warning, the first episode the national anthem very disturbing. i gave the circle a

what i've seen so far out of black mirror i gave a five out of five. i got about three episodes left in season three super excited. but skip the cycle. see black mirror you can rent la la land on blue ray. coming back next with with the guardians of galaxy. next week. i have seen that first episode that kevin is talking about black mirror. you don't want your kids to watch. >> that was major tangent. >> it's very good. and the movie looked interesting to me but now that we see what kevin things >> he didn't go easy on them. sorry, tom hanks and emma watson. i almost want to see it there >> you kind of want to see the train wreck if it's that bad. the news to tonight far from over. >> news at 11:00 starts now. ♪ ♪ this is

11:00. we thank you for sticking with us, i'm matt ackland >> i'm lauren demarco. let's get right to this hot weather we're talking. maybe cooling off, there's a live look. see the national cathedral in the background. today, a different story, we have the heat. >> we sure did. at one point, the temperature broke 90 degrees and there you see, caitlin is with us tonight. gwen has the evening off. caitlin it has been a steamer. >> it has. a sign of things to come, only april 29th, definitely felt like we were in the middle of summer. and this is our first 90 degree day. it's early. yes, we did it, here at reagan tying a record. 91 was the official high temperature, tieing a record set back in 1974, dulles a record of 89, bwi hit 89, shy of that record there, not any records in jeopardy. it will still be a warm but not 90's, at least not here in