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never, ever give up. >> the president giving his first commencement speech as commander in chief, more words to the graduates. a major cyber attack threatening millions of computers around the world. fox 5 local news starts now. thanks so much for joining us i'm matt ackland >> i'm lauren demarco. we begin with the massive cyber attack potentially affecting millions >> it was unleashed yesterday, and dozens of countries including the u.s. are scrambling to fix the problem. the ransom wear attack affected tens of thousands of computers around the globe >> we're told it could have been a lot worse if not for the actions of a 22-year-old british researcher who accidently activated a so-called kill switch. >> reporter: hackers using a microsoft windows what

friday. the leaked flaw was one secretly used as a cyber weapon by the u.s. national security agency. hackers exploiting the software to affect computers with ransom wear. they must pay a ransom or their data will be deleted. this is the screen shot with what it looked like at a surgery center in northern england friday. it's alarming because of the size and speed hitting more than 70 countries including the u.s. u.k., affected all types of industries from fedex to british hospitals and medical centers, russian interior ministry. this virus affects 20% of national health service, now back on line, were forced to cancel routine procedure, emergency services scaled down and the u.k. calling

on hospitals absolutely discussing >> it is unprecedented in terms of the scale of a cyber attack. the cyber security center is working with all organizations in the u.k. >> microsoft release an update to protect against this attack back in march. all microsoft windows users are urged to download it. no one claiming possible. brian llenas, fox news. new tonight, north korea launch order ballistic missile. officials in south korea say the missile flew more than 400 miles. the u.s. and south korean militaries are analyzing to see ifs this was short range or something new. it comes as the u.s. japan and european militaries gather in the pacific with drills. carry yoursel

and pride. demand the best from yourself and be totally unafraid to challenge entrenched interests and failed power structures. >> president trump giving his first commencement address as commander in chief. he spoke to graduates at liberty university in lynchburg virginia. he offered up practical advice to the 18,000 graduate whose turn out to hear him speak. >> remember this. nothing worth doing ever, ever came easy. following your convictions, means you must be willing to face criticism from those who lack the same courage >> the president also told the graduates they should relish the idea of being outsiders. the university presented mr. trump with an honor doctrine. the fall-out from the firing of

lawmakers remain divided on the decision. the big question is who will be the next leader of the fbi? >> the fall-out from the firing of fbi director james comey continues this weekend. politicians are divided over the issue with some coming to president trump's defense and others calling for a special prosecutor to investigate russian ties to the president's 2016 election campaign. >> i think the president looked at the situation and made a decision that a president can make >> the truth is, the dismissal of director comey is part of a much longer pattern of this administration's interfering with or removing the people who are in a position to conduct an independent investigation of the pesident and his administration. >> the firing came hours before the president hosted the russian foreign minister at the white house, president trump responded in an interview in which he

it politics as usual. >> i guess i was a little surprised because all of the democrats hated james comey, they didn't like him, they wanted him fired or whatever. then all of a sudden they come out with these reports >> in a statement to the press aboard air force one, the president shifted focus towards the candidates being considered to replace comey. >> i think the process will be quick. because almost all of them are very well known. they've been vetted over their lifetime, essentially. highly respected.wn.- really talented people. and that's what we want for the fbi. >> sources tell fox news several people are being considered for the top job at the fbi but the white house has yet to release a timeline on when a decision will be made. let's switch gears and talk about this weather. here's a live look outside. hope you're having a great saturday. felt more like fall out today. didn't it? soggy, little bit chilly for

last couple of days. the big question, when will we see sun the feel a little warmth around here >> the pressure is on. a lot of families will be headed out for holiday brunch tomorrow >> it's a special day for the mothers. seems like the sun went on vaca for awhile. happy to say it will be back for our moms out there. let's take a look at where things are right now in terms of our satellite coverage and you got that area of low pressure system spinning off. clouds on the back end and a little bit of a sprinkle here and there, you can see the spin of that still bringing some of that moisture back over across areas to the north and west of the i95 corridors. don't be surprised if you to feel a sprinkle. temperature-wise we'll be warming up. currently 55 in dc, 56 in anpo

culpeper and 51 at fredericksberg and we're you talking a warmup for tomorrow. temperatures finally starting to climb, headed to the mid 70's for daytime high with no shortage of sunshine, a nice day ahead for moms, full forecast coming up in a bit. warmup on my seven-day, i'll have the details later. new at 10:00. police officers are recovering with minor injuries after the patrol car collided. both responding to a call. it happened just after 6:00 at the 1200 block of i street southeast. we're told housing authority officers asked for backup from dc police as they were trying to make an arrest. police also say while the officer were in the area, multiple gunshots were heard. it does not appear anyone hit police are investigating a triple shooting at a hotel in alexandria. a man and

gunfire, the man life-threatening injuries but the women are expected to recover. police spent the morning searching for evidence they qestion add number of guests and asking anyone who may have information about this case to give them a call search is underway for a missing 13-year-old boy, he was last seen along the 200 block of k street in southwest dc on may 10th. he was wearing a green sweatpants, a black and white sweater and white green and pink tennis shoes. if you seen him, take a good look at that picture. dc police would like to hear from you. latest in the search for a missing woman and eight month old daughter. take a look at the pictures. they were reported missing back on april 30 in this the hampton area. an amber alert was issued this week. they learned of new information since first reported missing that prompted them to issue the amber

they may be traveling in a 13 va w 2197. >> let's hope they find them. tense moments in illinois tonight in a hospital. after an inmate being treated took a woman hostage. the inmate is dead but the hostage is ok fallen law enforcement officers from around the country being honored here in the district. we're there live for the emotional tribute harsher punishment from jeff sessions to prosecutors but critics have words of their own. fox 5 news at 10:00 back in a moment. moment.

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. a hostage standoff in illinois is over, officers shot and killed a prisoner being treated at the hospital outside of chicago. we're told that inmate wrestled a gun away from a correctional officer. this afternoon and held an employee at the hospital at gunpoint. when negotiations to free the employee broke down, a swat team moved in. officers shot and killed the inmate, who was jailed for allegedly stealing car. the hostage was not hurt. ohio, the motive for a deadly shooting at a nursing home is unclear. shooting left three people dead including the town's police chief. two other victims were employees of the nursing home. the gunman has been identified as 43-year-old thomas heartless later killed himself. officials believe the police chief was ambushed while responding to the reports of a man with a gun. today thousands gathered on the national mall to honor officers who died in the line of duty. >>

start of national police week, three officers are among those being remembered >> lindsey watts joins us from the mall with more. i've been looking at what you're posting, sad but beautiful. >> reporter: the vigil wrapped up within last 30 minutes. the crowd was incredible. organizers prepared to 30,000 people out here. all of these seats behind me were filled, behind that, people standing law enforcement from all over the nation is in town for this. there are three officers from our area who made the ultimate sacrifice. and we're honored here tonight. prince george's county officer cold son was shot by another officer after mistaken for a suspect. prince william's county officer ashley gwen den fatally shot during the first shift. and arlington county corporal harvey snook died to

911 when he responded to the attack on the pennsauken. we'll show you video from earlier. a beautiful image of the standing room crowd with candles lit. organizers and police have talked to say the crowds just get bigger and bigger as the years go by, a lot want to come out and support the fallen heros and families. attorney general jeff sessions was among those who spoke and then the names of the nearly 400 officers were read. 143 were killed this year. rest died in the past but for different reasons, their sacrifice wasn't formally recognized before now. prince george's county hank read out the officers' names for the state of maryland, and he stayed behind to talk to us tonight. of the chief liked to participate in this event especially recognizing one of your own officers >> this is also a humbling experience

grief of the family of the lost officers but tobin violated to participate in the reading which has gone on uninterrupted 29 years and to broadcast that, so that their sacrifice is acknowledged by the some 30,000 people here, it's truly a privilege and i was humbled by the opportunity. >> you've been in attendance many of the past years, what can you say about the crowd >> police officers, troopers, agents, all are a humble lot. you don't often see just the depth and breadth of the support for law enforcement. we look across this national mall and you see those candles, you know, there's a core of support for police in america and i think that's an affirmative message that we need to boldly take forward we need to reverse some narratives about law enforcement in america. if you look at the sacrifice that these men and women have made getting back

in support of this nation and these communities, i think you have to if you're honest draw different conclusion if the look at the entire picture and that's what the national law enforcement memorial is about and that's what they're doing tonight. >> reporter: live in the national mall, lindsey watts fox 5 local news. >> wonderful. here's another live look out there on that your saturday night. looks like the masonic temple there in alexandria. the big question, where is spring? it has been feeling like fall >> we noticed lindsey had a scarf and a jacket and i hope that's not the case tomorrow >> we're going to warm up. i'm happy to say that for mothers day. let's take a look where we stand. we have clouds rolling in across our area and the showers the main bulk of that rain is moved off

still a lingering sprinkle or two across the area in the overnight hours, we will see clearing skies and that is good news. here's a look at current temperatures under cloudy skies, 55 degrees, winds from the north northwest at six mines, they will pick up. tomorrow we got gusty winds to talk about, they willing gusting at least up to 30 miles an hour, be ready for that. temperatures for your overnight lows into the 40's and low 50's. but the heat will be up as we move to the seven-day forecast. tomorrow for mothers day, we're talking warm, sunny, dry, i want to say into the mid 70's. but it gets better than that on the seven-day forecast. i believe we're going to jump to summer with the temps, details later. we're getting reaction from instructions to prosecutors ns - telling them to seek the most severe charges and toughest penalties. the order is drawing praise from law and order

criticism from civil rights groups. the latest now. >> you are going to prison >> with that, a trump campaign promise of law and order became an instruction for america's law enforcement, a two-page memo from the attorney general to us attorney warns criminals, prosecutors will now almost always pursue charges with the longest possible sentences. and mandatory minimum sentences will even apply to drug offenses with which the last administration tried to be lenient and considered nonviolent >> we're returning to the enforcement of the laws as passed by congress, plain and simple. if you are a drug trafficker, we will not look the other way. >> reporter: that's a major change from an obama administration approach designed to reduce prison populations. >> a primary driver of this mass incarceration phenomenonal is our drug laws, our mandatory minimum sentencing around

laws. >> reporter: one of the attorney generals, eric holder says the policy announced today is not tough on crime, it is dumb on crime. but the trump white house says the change was carefully crafted. >> this policy was formulated after extensive consultation with the prosecutors handling these cases each and every around the country.p>> reporter are alarmed of a prospect to a return on the war on drugs >> the problem with the war on drugs it swept up not just people on high level drug offending but lots of people in the lower levels. that had little impact on drug use and abuse. >> reporter: democrats and at least one republican are scoffing at this policy, mandatory minimum sentences have unfairly and disproportionately incarcerated too many for too long, a former

sees things differently >> they say an older crowd and president obama say go easy, they want you to think what they're talking about is some guy sitting in his home toking on a joint. that's what we're talking about. this has create more of a problem. >> reporter: i was with the attorney general yesterday when he announced a more aggressive approach now he's saying what he wants to do while in custody. of sessions is in the proposing new laws. just saying this justice department will no longer pick and choose which ones they want to enforce. in washington, outside the justice department, peter ducey fox news. the search continues for the man who police say sexual assaulted a woman inside her apartment. also learned he try to get inside another building nearby. the latest. it's news no

not the only change, details and more when fox 5 news at 10:00 continues.

♪ ♪ very brains attack he's a violent individual and created a violent attack against a woman in our community and we need the public's help >> police making a plea to the public need help identifying and tracking down the man they say snuck into a condo building and sexual assaulted a woman inside her home at the atrium condos. surveillance video caught him in an elevator. police believe he knocked on several doors before being let in by the victim. >> the attack against the victim was so violent and was so loud, that we received numerous 911 calls. those calls allowed us to arrive as he was still fleeing the scene. >> we learned he tried to get into another apartment building

he's seen following a resident through the main door, once inside he passed concierges, but anyone who recognizes him is asked to call arlington county police the search is on for a district man convicted of killing five people in drunking driving accident in oxon hill. they're offering a $2500 reward for information. he pleaded guilty to more than two dozen charges in march and was supposed to be sentenced in prince george's county yesterday. but he didn't show up for his hearing. fox 5 tisha lewis reports >> i was extremely shocked. something told me that that he wasn't i'm going to show up for court. i don't understand why he was released after just admitting or taking a

five people. >> on face time, nina cried as she tried to grasp how kenneth kelly was able to not show up at court for a sentencing hearing, on october 10th, 2014 kelly was reportedly driving drunk be when he crashed into a car stopped at a red light in oxon hill. inside that car was her younger and older sisters, little cousin and another family member. all died. >> now the system failed because you depend on the system to right any wrong. and all we have to do is wait >> she says attending the sentencing hearing would have been too painful but knowing he was a no show hurts more. >> obviously the family was angry. outrageded. they expressed a lot of their anger and frustration in the courtroom and we completely understand why they feel that wa

and our hearts break with them. they came expecting to see a person who took five of their loved ones from them, sentenced to prison. >> kelly reportedly had a gps ankle monitoring device that was removed this week, another slap in the face. >> children, family and friends, get no justice. we're supposed to put our trust in the justice system. we're really not getting any justice here. >> reporter: tisha lewis, fox 5 local news. >> heart a breaking. >> awful. so many relatives in this. maybe someone will spot him and turn him in. bad news for metro riders, fare hikes on the way but changes don't end there. details in the new prices's schedules coming up it's all about

but forget about the car cards and flowers, we got the perfect mothers day drink mom can really enjoy that tomorrow. you'll have to stay with us for this one. ♪ ♪

dozens are countries are scrambling after a massive ransom wear attack. we're told the outbreak could have been worse if not for the actions of a british researcherer, stopped the spread by accidently activating a

so-called kill switch. president trump spoke to graduate at liberty tie university at lynchburg, he told the graduate relish the idea of being an outsider >> heads up for metro riders, the agency announced fare hikes, new hours and schedule changes that will take effect next month, starting june 25th, most bus and rail fares will go up 10, 25 cents, some bus routes will be eliminated. trains will run less frequently during rush hour and metro hours will be adjusted. it will be 5:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. monday thursday, 5:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. fridays, 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. saturdays be and 8:00 a.m. to 11 p.m. sundays. a candlelight was held to honor members of the law enforcement community who died in the line of

ceremony is part of a continuing observation for national police week, several officers were among those honored including prince william's county police officer ashley gwen den and prince george's county corporal jaki cold son chilly night >> i thought i saw 90's in your forecast? >> yes, you did. we're going to have hot weather on our way. >> loving that. bring on the weather. >> a little bit of weather trivia. one of our viewers called in and gave me a little bit of a statistics they've been keeping track of over the years. they said that out of the past 38 mothers day weekends, 36 of those either on the saturday or sunday has had rain. that's serious trivia. interesting. well, it's going with the flow we had rain yesterday,

tomorrow, however, saving grace, we're finally going to get sunshine, the system is pulling off to the northeast, we still have a little bit of that wrap around moisture that's still hitting us through here tas a result of that, tonight seeing just a little odd sprinkle or two, stray isolated shower. a ridge of high pressure is building in and that will hold us for sunshine and we're talking a warmup. highs today, warmer than yesterday, slightly. still 14 to 15 degrees below the seasonal average, so we were into the upper 50's and low 60's but we should be, as i said warmer than that. in the meantime, right now, if you're stepping out, 52 at quantico, 55 at dc, 51 at dulles, always cooler to the north northwest, 48 at martinsberg, 47 at culpeper. 50 at fredericksberg, overnight lows expected to be in the 40's and the low 50's, cloudy skies but overnight, we will start to get

we'll see a big difference. planner for tomorrow for mothers, a nice drum roll. 69 with a few clouds by the 11:00 hour. mostly sunny skies, heating up to 75 for a daytime high tomorrow. it's going to be pleasant. we're going to continue to see an influx of warmer air pushing across the area as we move through into the mid to later part of the week. but tomorrow we'll see strong winds. as that ridge of high pressure builds in and we see the low pressure system moving out, we'll see the winds really start to pick up. gusty winds tomorrow, mom. at least up to 30 miles per hour wind gusts, if you're wearing a hat, hang on to it. the winds will pick up. headed to the mid 70's tomorrow, warmer as we move to the seven-day, 52 tonight, as we wrap it up. mostly cloudy, once again little bit of a passing shower, nothing to be concerned with. of 75 degrees tomorrow, there's those winds

an hour, it will be pleasant for moms to get outside. take a look at the fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. matt was absolutely right. we got a mini heat wave. can you believe it? we're into the 50's heading to 90's by hump day, not too hard to take. good sunshine until the end of the week, could see rain, back to you. >> gwen does your canadian accent say mum or mom? as gwen mentioned tomorrow is mothers day. if you're looking for a special way to treat mom. we're here to help >> treat her to a nice brunch and the cocktail. earlier we got ideas for the perfect mothers day drink. we're here with jim hughes with the intercontinental hotel celebrating all things mothers for mothers day. and so there will be a brunch going on but at the bar, even if you're not going there for

brunch you can try mothers day theme cocktails >> let's start out with the white carnation. one of your favorites >> the connection between the carnation as a flower and mothers day, which is for many families one of the most important days of the year >> can you tell us about that quick the history >> the story about the carnation has to do with the fact that it was anne jarvis's mother's favorite flower and the carnation is an interesting flower because when it starts to wilt it never drops its flowers, the white symbolizes the love the mother has for her children. julie ward howell wrote the attle hymof the republican and was influential in getting mothers day declared a national holiday. it

movement right after the civil war >> the white carnation drink that you have at the bar looks delicious. >> it has a gin base, it's discuss stilled in washington, dc, a little bit of triple sec, a heavy cream and binding agent. almost like a sunday. >> daisy may >> it's an old cocktail, i'm going to make this drink and show you what goes into this. it's actually a shorter version of the southern style mint july lip. it's a drink that one would have early in the morning or in the afternoon, kind of as a >> >> what i use is a little bit of sugar, fresh mint, ras berry liquor and a little bit of orange and a dash of bitters. and

now is add a short mesh of kentucky straight sour meshes with ski. and release the flavors >> that will get you going. >> it's more of a hardy drink >> it's extraordinary character that will stint late the taste buds and trans sends all else, what better way to celebrate with family and i'm going to add a little bit more sparkling water. and then a little fresh sprig of mint and a nice z est of orange on here. >> jim has a story with all of this. favorite story he told us your aunt pat story >> that was my mother-in-law who was known throughout the family, and you can be sure that every family has someone in their family who

tea in the neighborhood and best ice tea in the family. aunt pat's ice at it was alleged legendary. the store was it's mothers day, all the mothers are celebrating all of the husbands are, of course, cooking the family luncheon or the brunch. well, aunt pat's ice tea is being served but each gentlemen are sneaking into the kitchen and adding a little liquor they can add to it. the secret with aunt pat's ice tea, what i use is an orange tea, black tea, i steep it about two minutes then add after it cools down, i add a couple of lemon to it and let it sit almost to -- after it cools down because if you add the lemons to the ice tea while it's still hot, it becomes very bitter. >> what do you typically like to

put in it? >> one can add bourbon, triple sec >> aunt pat liked her mar tinies. another nice touch, add a little bit of a ras berry and one can garnish with fresh mint, lemon >> sounds like mint is essential on mothers day >> it's that time of year. it's a min is for spring as fresh flowers and of course, mothers day >> all of this will be available for mothers day, if you don't have brunch reservations, the bar is certainly open. come visit jim and we thank you for coming in >> thank you for letting me share >> thank you for your story, too. ♪ ♪

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good news for national fans, resigned bryce harper one more year. the deal is reportedly worth more than $21 million. it includes a $1 million bonus if harper wins the national league and vp award he can become a free agent after the 2018 season. >> we're 97 days removed from the super bowl and just 117 days from kickoff of another nfl season. can you believe that? capping a crazy week. we got the first look at the newest redskins, here's brody logan with more. >> reporter: quite a week for the dc sports fan. after the capitols lose in game seven, against the penguins, seems

for fan hope, then, as always, hope springs after john walls game winning shot last night and the ultimate spring of hope, rookie mini cam, a whole new crop of players, the fan hope will fix a defense that ranked last in stopping offenses on third-down last year. >> this week's rookie mini camp invitees included not so famous faces with famous jeans like bob marley grandson neiko and josh norman's brother mario. >> if you get a training camp invite who will get the 24 norman jersey >> that's mine. forget about it >> norman and marley are star names but players are alan and anderson, the redskins first two picks, jonathan alan and

answered plucked from alabama to plug holes in the redskins >> it's weird we ended up same place and i got my go to, it was him, you know, we are, just pushed each other, glad to be here and you know, hopefully stay here. >> he fell into the redskins draft in the 17th pick. of he didn't have to go far to make the tradition. he paid high school ball at stone bridge anear ten-minute driven from the redskins practice facility in ashburn, it's crazy to think that just a few short months removed from the super bowl, we're already back out here talking about football. yes, football season is here after this week's rookie mini cam, a couple weeks from wednesday, then you have a the veteran mini camp and then end of july, yes, redskins training camp, football is back. brody logan fox 5

football makes me think of cold weather. i need summer. let's calm it down. easy, now. she made us proud carrying the ms. usa crown, dc native will pass the crown on to a new winner >> a sneak peak from this year's winner and more coming up next.

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the what you can expect. ♪ ♪. >> reporter: no matter how poisoned the women look on stage, stress is common among the contestants. >> it's a lot of hectic running around, throwing on lip gloss, changing your hair, throwing on your swim suit, changing to evening gown, earrings, shoes, it can be very, very, very hectic. you're given a small time window to have to be back on stage >> the show airs live on fox and includes the swim suit evening gown and interview portions of the competition >> i have a huge adrenaline rush. that's what i likely you get the strong burst of energy that's so much fun to go out there and owning who you are and occupying that space on stage >> we have a checklist, hair, makeup, get dressed, get back stage >> district of columbia >> and while only one winner goes

year's miss universe pageant-50 others made it this far and goes home with a once in a lifetime experience >> it's a life changing opportunity, it's hard to return because it's pushed you have off on a platform and you start to see the sky opens to all these possibilities >> i'm planning on getting my master's in family therapy i hope to be working as a children's advocate in the court systems >> i've been doing weddings and other events all over no matter what happens i'm going to be a globe trotter >> catch the usa pageant this sunday on fox. ? hollywood, adam housely, fox news. tomorrow night. >> that was fun to watch. pretty ladies. >> yes, it's always great. >> much more ahead tonight on fox 5. >> as we head to break. stevie wonder, he turns 67 today.

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that is 79-year-old lucy johnson graduated from the university of maryland today. bachelors in human resources management. began the career college back in 1963 in morgan state university but put it on hold to raise the family. decided to go back after retiring from the federal government in 2009. congratulations. >> that's great. >> that's amazing. wonderful. >> the news tonight be far from over, news at 11:00 starts right now. ♪ ♪ this is fox 5 local news at 11:00. thank you for sticking with us, i'm lauren demarco, i'm matt ackland, we begin

for president trump. he spent part of the day at liberty university in virginia speaking to this year's graduating class. >> fox was there and has more >> a glorious day of liberty university in the rolling hills of the commonwealth of virginia. the site of the first commencement address at commander in chief. as you can well imagine, he sort of today what most commencement speakers would do, frankly congratulations for making it this far and took a shot at the students and made fun of liberty football team there and their ambitious schedule but i think what the president tried to do was encourage the students here and there were thousands and thousands of them. to think about your life moving forward. you are the author of your personal