>> right now at 10:00 a local police officer chased a suspect and mowed him down with his cruiser. tonight the officer is facing criminal charges. we'll have details on his day in court. >> a man brutally attacked outside the gallery place metro station during the day. before police arrived a fellow passenger dime aid. tonight the men are reunited fox news at 10 starts right now. >> first tonight at 10:00, we begin with breaking news out of the district. >> a boy was killed at a hit and run. lauren demarco is on the scene. lauren, what do you know so far? >> reporter: just heartbreaking, shawn, tony, we're here as you said livingston in southeast. this is active scene. we're told about 8:30 this evening there was

boy struck by a vehicle. police were initially calling this a hit and run. we know that that boy was taken to the hospital. we're unfortunately he has been unpro -- pronounced dead. solemn here as you speak to the officers. they say a few minutes after the accident the driver actually contacted police h himself. he is now being interviewed by police and also told the young boy's parents have been here talking to police as well. we've been asking exactly what may have led to this. was the boy walking a cross the street with his parents. what the scenario was. it is all under investigation right now. we have not gotten answers there. i can tell you the street sort of lines up next to apartment complex on one side and on the other side is wooded area with a bit of clearing. there's a picnic table and i hav seen officers back and forthwith flashlights look around this wooded area as well. and of course, we'll continue to follow this. but, again, right now what i can tell you is

this was initially put out as a hit and run, we do know that the driver contacted police himself and is now somewhere in this area being questioned by detectives. again, major crimes here at the the scene. and they say this 6-year-old boy did not survive. that's the latest in sout southeast, just inside the maryland/d.c. border. back to you in the studio. >> prince george country police officer tonight is facing jail time. officer one hernandez was convicted today of hitting a suspect trying to get away with his police cruiser. you can see it there. wow. >> "fox5" tisha lewis joins us now with reaction to the verdict, tisha. >> reporter: that's right. and we're talking about prince george county police officer one hernandez charged with second degree assault. the incident happened last summer in hyattsville when hernandez and another officer responded a call a fight with armed suspect. 22-year-old

and hernandez followed him in his car. >> was upset when i saw the in-car camera footage this event and i fully expect my community to be upset when you see the in-car camera footage of the event. the fact that exists serves as a testament to the transappearance wrist agency. this does not represent constitutional policing as it is practiced in prince george county. >> and that is police chief hank stewwinski. it was immediately reported by officer hernandez supervisor. he was us is spend on the day of the incident. that jz june 13, 2016. police began an internal investigation looking into whether hernandez's actions were criminal. it as at that point the case was turned over to the state attorney office who charged hernandez.

block of fairview avenue. three men were arguing, one reportedly iptd indicated the other two threatened to shoot him as an officer was checking for weapons and patting down the individuals. 22-year-old you'll rick bateu ran away and officer hernandez pulled up to the scene and saw him running and per sued him. hernandez struck him with his cruiser. the suspect turned victim, surprisingly was not injured. and he refused medical treatment. >> we hope today's incident will affirm the public trust in us when we see things opposite in the value of this community we will act on them. >> reporter: officer hernandez worked for the prince george country police department for 11 years. we're told that now that criminal proceedings are over the department can now move forward with its internal investigation and while hernandez was found

second degree assault, he was found not guilty of official misconduct. tisha lewis, "fox5 local news". a simple traffic stop ends with one suspect shot and two officers taken to the hos hospital. police say officers pulled over a car on 395 gleeb road exit 4:30 today as they walked to the suspect's car the driver reportedly hit one of the officers with his vehicle. that's when the officers fired their weapons wounding the driver. he was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. one officer was taken to the hospital with serious injuries and another officer was treated on the scene. two d.c. police officers are on routine administrative leave following this shooting caught on camera. they respokened to car crash and woman with a begun. the officer shot isabel duval juliet street southwest when she refused to drop her gun. she later died

she later died at the hospital. >> the officers gave multiple instructions to drop the weapon. the suspect did not drop the weapon after multiple verbal command. she raised her arm with the weapon in it towards the officers, two of our police officers fired. >> this is the city's second deadly police-involved sh shooting this year. the officer were wearing body cameras and they were activated at the time of the shooting. >> we want up to date anne a story you saw first or "fox5". following murder investigation of seth rich. she joins us now with the latest, marina. >> reporter: we want to make important clarifications on claims from wheeler. what rod wheeler told "fox5" on camera, monday, regarding rich's murder investigation is in clear con trooingt what he said over the past 48 hours. rod wheeler since back tracked n that interview monday wheeler told "fox5" he had sources at the

this was evidence of communication between seth rich and wiki leaks. this was verbatim of the exchange. "fox5" asked wheeler "you have sources at the fbi saying this there is information. wheeler interrupted saying "sure" and "fox5" asks, that could link seth rich to wiki leaks and he oops then "absolutely, yeah, that is confirmed" in the past 48 hours rod wheeler said to other media outlets said he did not get information from fbi sources contradict what he told "fox5" on monday. since rod wheeler back trackeded fox attempted incessantly to communicate with him and he did not return calls or emails. on wednesday before the newscast he responded to our request via a telephone conversation where he wack tracks his position and wheeler dhark rises on the record and on camera statements as a

if wheeler is working for seth rich's family wheeler told "fox5" the contract still stand, tie have not been severed. we reached out once again to the rich family today and through a spokesperson the family tells "fox5" the family reraid their doys pointment with rod wheeleder conduct over the last 48 hours and is exploring legal avenues to the family, tony. >> six months in jail. that is the sentence for a montgomery county man who pleaded guilty to disturbing case of animal cruelty. we want to warn you the story and video is difficult to watch and not sultable for children. it shows jim jones strangling two pit bull purposes nearly strangling them and strulings with officer who this owe use tasers on him. his attorney argued he was on drug and unaware of what he was doing. the drug disagreed. >> thiwa

against these animals and i'll tell you it was a difficult situation besides abuse on animals there was resistance to the police officer. these good men and women from the montgomery county police are out there trying to soft lives of dogs. >> dogs are selfless and they love with ale all their being. when something like that happens to a dog that can't defend himself it was emotional. >> they survived and since have been adopted. calls for impeachment on capital hill following news reports that president asked james comb dwroy shut down his investigation of michael flynn. >> major developments from the justice department on the trump russia investigation. >> plus this soldier returned from after gap stan and found welcomed home to be anything but warm. why he's upset with uptd airlines.

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>> for some a record breaking warmth. >> how long will we be bracing will this continue for a

while. >> yes, two more days and we get a break. did it take you by surprise today. >> yes. >> i know we told you it would be hot and it's a different thing once you're out there. hot. we did not break the record reagan national. record is 92. that's a record breaker dulles 92 and bwi getting up to 93. humidity was noticeable but the humidity may be a little bit higher tomorrow. not sure he break records tomorrow. the record for d.c. is 6. dulles record is 91 tomorrow. i think we could break that again. check of temperatures tonight lots of 80s out there. 83 gaithersburg and 82 culpeper and fredericks during mannasas and d.c. at 78. let me show you as we combine the heat with humidity it's still feeling a little warmer than that the. humidity is not out of control. it adds a couple of

the discomfort and wanted to let's you know that just like today we have another code orange air qualify ta lert issued for thursday. that means all the areas in orange as the day goes on the air quality of the air could do downhill a little bit making it unelhy for sensitive groups. heads up for you if you have a preexisting condition. limit your outdoor activities. big headline, a hot day we're expecting on thursday and forecasting 2 again for d.c.. close to 90 dulles and maybe a degree or two warmer upper 80s out there as well. humidity maybe up a little tomorrow and that could lead to a couple of scattered thunderstorms around in the afternoon. not widespread. i think that would be fairly isolated. we'll talk about that and better chance for thunderstorms coming up in a little while. tony over to you. well, now a follow town a story you saw first on "fox5". a man who was attacked by a group of teenagers while riding metro is reunited with the selfless young

stepped in and help break up that brutal attack. lauren demarco has the story. >> the word hero was thrown around casually. sports heroes, also fear of this guy is a hero. >> john rally had just walked off the train at gallery place on way to meets a friend from dinner when a group of teenagers surrounded him attacked knock him to the ground, kick iing him and throwing him towards the moving train. >> i have come to terms with the fact violence exists in the world. and the question really is more so what are we going to do about it? >> 23-year-old andrew miller saw the attack happening and rushed in to help. >> they stepped over him, came at me and threw one punch which i was able to block ind of instinct actively and a little bit and one it game that second time that hit me and i think that was the end of it. >> nobody accept one person stop

and frankly while i got some fairly significant injuries that would have been worse because they took some of the punches up teded to me. >> miller suffered a slight conclusion where he was wicked in the place and his hand hit the moving train and he'll have to undergo surgery so doctors can put in pins to heal the bones. >> this is not a one often there are many problems at metro they need to get resourcing and use it better. there needs to be a higher police presence that are simply trying to ride the metro. >> rally is an attorney. miller is currently studying at george washington university law school. the irony is not last on them. >> if there's a silver lining i have an opportunity to meet and get to know this one man. because he's a cut above. and i'm a former federal prostituteer and trying to nudge him

>> this really resolidifys my desire to make sure whatever time doing aim making a difference. >> metro transit police told us two boys physically harmed the man and an officer trailed the boys to union station and arrested them minutes lig lightser. 15 and 16 years are now facing assault charges. the justice department announced today a special council will investigate allegations that russia and trump campaign worked together to influence lasts year's aelection. former fbi director muller is named special kawps ill for the investigation. i think -- defense secretary jim mat sis not worried about. it he spoke with three u.s. allies tuesday and said the issue never came up. president trump made his first public comment since the scandal and another on the james comey memo

coastguard mr. trump said he's been treated unfairly. >> look at the way i've been treated lately. especially bit media. no politician in history, and i say this with great surety. has been treated worse or more unfairly. you can't let them get you down. you cannot let the critics and nay sayers get in way of your dreams. the white hoution denies that exchange with flynn ever happened and the president meanwhile resuming to today's appointment of a special council releasing the statement saying "as i stated many times a thorough investigation will confirm what we already know. there was no collusion between my

tonight lawmakers from both sides of the aisle want to see the memos james comey kept of interactions to act aing fbi director andrew cabe demanding the bureau hand over comey's memos. >> we have an obligation to carry out oversight regardless of which party is in the white house. that means we get all the permanent information. >> i'm not going to sit here and condemn or convict them until i see the facts of the fact is being on televisions committee is what we saevd. >> both house and senate committees invited former dpxt bi director james thome to talk about his baerm nation and there is no word if mr. homey kill testify. >> a saider was forced to pay extra fees

first lieuen oont john raider says united airlines charged him 200 for avenue night military bag full of come back fair. he was coming from serving his country. >> there was no empathy for the situation. ilt not looking for sympathy but empathy towards the situation at least becoming discussion and courses of action to solve the issue. there was none of that it was cold an hi to pay or leave the bag. >> raider reflect tantly paid the fee in a statement they said it's dispointed any time a customer has an experience that doesn't meet expectations and that's it's skuingtmer care team is issue ago i refund. united must be dispoint aid lot for days. >> looks like retraining their people. >> they need toe do a lot of things different limit yes, they do. >> rideers are complying that those metro stations feel more like saunas. >> while your evening commute

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>> metro riders are feeling the heat at due hospital circle and fargate north. on hot days like today commuters will likely experience sauna like conditions inside those two stations. >> yes this is one of the chillers that is supposed to keep people cool at the station as parentally but it does not work. matt ackland has the story. >> it's hot outside today and down in the station it has not gotten too bad. let's test and see how hot the surface is here. right at 83, 82 degrees. and look up here. they're warning customers it's warm in here, chilled air

been temporarily disrupted. but we've been doing this two years and it's still not working. i want you to take a look at a piece we did in 2015. >> let's check it out and see. right now, it is 88.8 degrees. >> really hot. >> it's not safe. >> dupont circle and fargate north abusy stations and paul wiedefeld is aware of the issues and went down to show reporters the problem this week and big chiller works fine but it's the pipes that actually chill the water that no longer work. what happens next. will those pipes that chill the water run underneath connecticut save. how do we debt to them to repair or replace them. you have to dig the road up. >> what about now? metro spokesperson says fans will be brought snug to cool things down and we didn't see any at either station. what has change the in the last two years.

metro has finally realized what the exact problem is and issue now is a long term project to dig up connecticut avenue. in the meantime this summer they plan to bring in really big chiller units. putting several they're not sure exactly when those units will number place. the hope isly early june. in northwest, matt ackland, "fox5 local news". >> it will be hot the next couple days. >> shawn and i will be back at 11. >> trump russia invest investigation. >> what we're learning about the special council appointed now to oversee the investigation. >> it's been a rough few weeks with d.j. sports fans but they can vent their why the teams could not make the cut. >> it is

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>> right now at 10:30 an officer runs over a fleeing suspect in maryland. today he had his day in court. what happened? "fox5" has the story. new developments in the investigation of president trump possible ties to russia. a special prosecuteer is named tonight. why the decision is getting a thumbs up from lawmakers in both parties. >> and a virginia officer struck to ripping a traffic stop. 10:30, starts right now. >> and thank you for being us with i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm jim lokay. >> prince george county officer areged for hitting a suspect with his cruiser. >> tisha lewis joining us with the details. tisha. >> reporter: a guilty verdict was handed down to 11 year veteran ever the police department. we're talking about one hernandez. here's

it's from last summer in hyattsville. hernandez was charged with second degree assault. he's accused and you see here of ramming his police cruiser into a threeing suspect. the suspect turned victim here 22-year-old eulrich. >> let's follow behind in the car. the police chief said this was not reflective of the community or department. >> meantime the justice department appointed a special council to oversee a federal investigation into the probe of russian influence in the presidential election. former fbi director robert mueller named suspected council. it gives him muller who led it through fbi terror attacks whether they fluided will the kremlin. >> and simple traffic stop ends with one suspect shot, two officers taken to the hospital. officers pulled our a car on

walked to the car the officer hit someone with they are vehicle and he was taken to presidential hospital with light level eping injuries. >> now their officer was treating the same. >> breaking news from the district. a 6-year-old boy killed in a hit and run crash 3300 block of livingston southeast. lauren demarco is live with the details who i understand it's now not a hit and run, correct, lauren. >> reporter: you know, sauer after, jim, major crimes is investigating and will have to determine that. but from what it sounds like the drivers actually contacted him in southeast washington still active scene here. and place tell me they're still looking into exactly how this played out. the little boy somehow struck in

tell you this lines up with the housing complex on one side and clearing with a picnic table on the other s size. so, it's possible people would be crashing the street to and from these areas. again it's not sure exactly how this played out. he posted a video of peri scope on twitter. take a listen. >> we have a number of witnesses out there on the scene. we have about able to get the driver. so we have the driver and interviewed about the detect activities now. it's unclear exactly the circumstances surrounding the accidents but i can tell you now we have tragically lost one of our kids . . . >> tragic and it's just gut wrenching one woman said she heard a woman screaming and that caused her to run out of house. he was trying to

what happened. you would presume a witness or mother of the child police here officers at the scene tell me the parents were here and presumably went with the boy tonight hospital where again he was pronounced dead. again you heard what the told but the driver himself contacted police and waiting to see if this will sully that is the latest from ounl seeingt, thank for for you. >> lauren, thank you. let's look live on what's a much nicer, pleasant night that earlier today. it was a little hotd. >> quite steamy out here. here's the problem. this record he may not be over yet. >> takes short heat wave, j jim, car after, they've got good days to get through. this was the hottest day in 2017. one other day up area over 90 at 0 that was april 29. today we got up to 91. that was not a record in d.c. but

'92 dulles and yes, two more hot runs i probably high into the humidity and humidcy is building a bit. so it might feel more uncomfortable about you. we have scattered storms in the future friday and i wouldn't be surprised too see phoned funds. so as we get a limb bit unstable we'll sigh a couple of popup storms here and. there it's wide spraet because a propertyal bupd roy is o onlying. that cools us out and it is cloudy that this week has been and definitely cooler and timely a dry weekend. at least at this point. coming up in minute. >> sue, d.c. sports fans hit lopez-rivas after blow. >> brody logan is here to help fans

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>> this insect returning to our area. talking about sick aidas. they were not expected back until 202 1. they are back early. we're trying to figure out why they already got here. >> it's very localized. it's just in sun patches and some places sxishlly where weather as dramatically different. lot of cold, lot of heed, lot of cold, lot of heat. years passed and he's get a lot of red eyed 17 year lobe uingts or periodical cecdas. >> so they need phone trees not plants. you should not have a garden. >> it's the sound. >> it's the sound the way they look they freak you out and they're laying around the sidewalks today. >> how you can

>> i was looking up during the break we saw the story coming that every year it seems when you have the bug trend -- >> this is not a huge invasion now. our experts said they another year gone by. it won't be all of them out. i've been here for 2 of the 17 year cycles i hope i make the 01. my neighborhood called it so bizarre. one the first day well hello there little cicada. >> only on boys, she's friendly. >> good eating here. i actually called my parents and said listen to this it was so lazy. it will not be that at some point. more heat? mething again tomorrow. oh, man, whose poet is that. >> all in our name. >> eariously i would be happy to find a

looks grate. here's the only kavr yot right extended a beautiful evening for boating and fountains look georgous long the water front. great evening nor that e and you know what, we've enjoyed your pictures today because not everybody mind it when it gets hot. and adam said he was very happy that it heated up and he actually fired up the grill today and man that chicken and asparagus looks delicious doesn't. it you can do that over the weekend if you don't like it happen i'll we'll be squeezing out two more hot days since per mud ahigh pressure has not done that. comes friday with a few storms and that gets 90s out of here. it's a bit more humid tomorrow. you may see more puffy clouds torm are forming in the afternoon and can't eliminate the possibility of spotty shower or thunderstorm. although, not widespread tomorrow. what will be widespread is heat and well

which is 76 degrees. we're forecasting 92 again tomorrow. maybe 90 friday. ft. front gets here early enough cooling thunderstorm and perhaps don't hit 90 friday. it's doable believe me. saturday, though, nice drop-off. 74. and west wind will develop. that we're still keeping it fly true the weekend. >> at the moment. gaithersburg is 83. it's 82 mannasas. quantico still 84. 79 towards baltimore. annapolis at 73. nice and kol for theable. there looking across the country throw though, we definitely have a lot of heat on the map and boy a big cool shot coming down cold enough in some places it's snowing tonight. salt lake city is denver. still warm st. louis at 81. where you have these big air masses colliding

thunderstorms and last night you get 27 records of tornadoes in oklahoma and wisdom martin and ongoing tornado threat upper midwest and as of today four reports of tornadoes even nebraska and iowa as well as southern minnesota getting brunt of that damage and look at the snow. cooler air is out. there and this is part of the frontal boundary that approaches us on friday and dropping temperatures. tomorrow, look for 92 here in the city and maybe upper 80s north and west and as we look at "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast. looking for storms on friday afternoon and that will signal the beginning of the cool down as a frontsal boundary strips south so we can cooler monday there will be a chance of showers and temperature of 81. tuesday, mostly sunny, 77. chance of rain back in the forecast on wednesday at 78 degrees. all right, that's your 7 day forecast. happy cicada hunting. >> if there's such a thing. >> it's been

weeks for the d.c. sports fan. >> that's not why they need a safe place. brody logan has given -- being a d.c. sports fan is roller coast were tall peaks followed by depressingly game drops and fans all over the dmv fr frunlting frustratings and which teams didn't make the cut. today's barbershop talk. >> d.j., georgetown basketball coach and john w wall. let's starts with the wizards. no one thought they whoa get to finals. everyone was like give us a chance against lebron to. have that moment in game 6 when john wall hits the game winner. >> phenomenal park. >> deserve answer he had in game 7 where he's one of 8 from three what are people saying. what are the fans thinking about

are you still on board with john wall and is he a super star. >> john wall is definitely a super star and on the -- they kind of changed culture in d.c. man. they did something we did not expect. they didn't make the playoffs last year they went this year. now i don't know about jumping on scorers table like lawn wall did. you have to give him his moment. that's the biggest shock u he is growing up right in front of us yeah, you have the gig. and bare second half i am not giving him pieces he needed you. >> don't feel like -- he's been there before. >> how was it? >> and it's like you've been there before. >> he has not. >> and nats in first place. skins coming up in the fall is there optimism for the d.c. sports fan going forward. redskins lost so many

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>> right now at 11:00. caught on camera a police cruiser ramming right into a suspect. now the officer who was driving is facing jail time. and a group of teenagers attack a man riding metro. today the victim reunited with the good samaritan that helped save him. >> the word hero is thrown around casually. sports heroes, all sorts of heroes