>> gators are questioning him to learn more information. >> so far charges have been filed against a driver who'll struck and killed a six-year-old boy in southeast. xavier lucky was attempting to cross livingston road when he was hit last night. fox5 has learned it happened on the little boy's birthday. >> police say the driver initially left the scene but returned after calling 911. fox5's paul wagner joins us live from the scene tonight with more on the story. paul. >> reporter: yeah, hey, guys, we have not learned much about the driver at this point. we've asked mpd a number of

questions fifty via e-mail. no charges have been filed. police want to conduct an investigation first. around 8:30 last night little xavier lucky six years old as you mentioned on his birthday was trying to cross livingston road here apparently attempting to get over to that playground right across the street in oxon run park. let's show you some video from last night. the section of the road where xavier lucky lost his life curves to the right for northbound traffic and runs along a stretch of three story apartment buildings. police say xavier was attempting to cross the road when the unnamed driver struck him and kept on going. it was just after 8:30 in the twilight hours. there are no speed bumps and there are no crosswalks that would assist pedestrians waiting to get across to the park and the

xavier lucky was in kindergarten at henle elementary where according to a letter sent home to parents he was remembered as a "sensitive boy who had many friends at school." his teachers appreciated the effort he made upon his schoolwork and his cooperative nature in working with others. shannon smith was down the street when she heard the collision. >> i heard a boom. and i heard a holler. somebody hollered. said you hit that child, you hit that child. i don't even know at that time because he was in a truck and xavier was so small i don't think he really knew he hit him and i think that's why he continued until he realized what really happened. we've been complaining about this a long time. marion barry did have one when he was the mayor. as time went on you see they keep constantly messing with the streets so no on

there isn't a crosswalk and it should be one. >> reporter: now, this is a memorial that is slowly been growing as the day has gone on here. a couple people were just here a minute ago adding some balloons and they have planned now a 7 o'clock vigil here for xavier lucky. again, to reiterate no charges yet for that driver. again, it's pretty standard these days for an investigation to go on for quite some time and the police to come to a conclusion before they file any charges. we don't know anything about the driver at this point. live in southeast, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> to charles county now where six suspects are charged in connection with the fatal shooting of a waldorf man. police say 35-year-old samuel jemeni was shot on tuesday inside his apartment. investigators say the shooting happened during a dispute about property. six suspects including two females were

they face armed robbery home invasion and murder charges. >> take a good look at this surveillance video. d.c. police need your help finding two people of 90 a burglary. it happened last wednesday at a business in the 200 block of kennedy street northwest. police say the suspect forced open the door, stole an atm machine and then took off. if you recognize the suspects or their clothing, call police. >> a virginia woman who is an undocumented immigrant is now being detained by ice and it's causing quite a controversy. >> civil rights organizations are banding together to try to step in to help the local mother of two. fox5's alexandria limon is live in fairfax with the latest developments. alex. >> reporter: and in fact, there is now a protest here involving several dozen people. it's happening right across the street from the ice offices here in fairfax and these people community members activists are here to support that virginia woman who was detained and is now being processed for

among them are her two young children and her husband who came here with a message. [speaking foreign language] >> reporter: now, he only speaks spanish but he says this is incredibly difficult for their family because he says she isn't a criminal. she's a good person and he doesn't understand why she's being deported. 30-year-old ileana cruise mendez arrived at the ice washington field office in fairfax with her two kids thursday morning for a regularly scheduled check she dh them. according to organizations like casa and peco national network that held press conferences to support her, she was detained by ice and transferred to woodbridge where she's being processed for deportation. even though she has no criminal background only a traffic violation according t

>> they are distraught. they have two young children. the father right now is going to the house -- i mean to the school to let the children know he's going to pick them up early and let them know that, you know, what has happened so, everybody's very distraught and we're concerned for her and we're hoping that she's reunited with her family tonight. >> reporter: all of this comes on the heels of new numbers released by ice that show a nearly 40 percent increase in deportations during trump's first 100 days in office compared to the same period in 2016. according to ice, those people are known or suspected of being in the country illegally. the report says that 75 percent of those arrested had criminal offenses ranging from homicides to drug charges. but it also points to data that shows ice arrests of people with no criminal records jumped nearly 150 percent from 4200 in 2016 to 10,800

the arrests of cruz mendez in virginia falls into that category. >> what they're doing is targeting people just like ileana, they're targeting long term residents, they're targeting people that are not a danger to the community. >> reporter: now, i also did reach out to ice to ask them nor a comment about why this woman specifically is being detained and processed for deportation. they have not gotten back to me but her attorneys who are here today tell me they were told it's because she filed for refugee status and was denied and then filed an appeal and that, too, was denied. however, they say they have other clients who have also filed for those protections and were not deported when they came for their regularly scheduled check. so, again, it's unclear why this person is being detained and possibly deported. reporting live in fairfax, alexandria limon, fox5 local news. >> a community meeting will be held tonight to consider

general's name from a high school in virginia. the controversy surrounds jeb stuart high school in falls church. tonight's event will include presentations for people both for and against the move. a watchdog group claims they have e-mails that contain discussions between school board members about changing the name of the school. a name change would ultimately cost taxpayers $1 million. coming up, who says kids play dates can't be fun for parents, too. >> a new beer garden where kids can play and parents can drink is coming to the district. hey, matt. >> hi, guys, a lot of people are talking about this one today but right off of 14th street this car lot, well, if the beer garden gets their plans approved p-it will be placed here and it's also going to have something a little special as you were saying, a place for the kids to play. we'll have reaction to this. also, some neighbors are not too happy about this new beer garden going in. we'll have more on that coming up. >> and it's one of the hottest toys on the market

important tonight about those fidget spinners after her 10-year-old daughter accidentally checked o on one. sue. >> oh, wow. hey, sarah and tony. would you, beautiful afternoon out here. a pleasant breeze and, yes, it is day two of our mini may heat wave. not sure we hit 90 though at reagan national and the other thing that's different about today, we are seeing a couple of strong bust isolated thunderstorms cooking up in this heat and humidity i'll i'll let you know where those are who needs to be watching to are storms tonight. i can see a couple towering cumulus and a change in the weather pattern that's going to bring some cooling relief our way. that forecast is coming your way after the break and we'll be right back. >> ♪

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>> ♪ >> businesses are cashing in on parents who want to get a drink and bring the kids along and one place in leesburg virginia mcdowell brew kitchen there's a beach while children can play while parents enjoy beer and wine. >> there's a plan for one in the heart of d.c. matt ackland has the story. >> reporter: hey, tone nearing this is where it's happening -- tony, this is where it's happening right here this car lot on 14th street and s street. i want to show you what's taking place. some of the neighbors in this area they're not too happy about it. look at the signs here. it

úthey're not upset about the playground, they'reup set about the noise, the trash, the people that were around. the owners sent us these plans today to show us what the beer garden and playground will look like. you can seal the children's area there and the blueprint. the beer garden is proposed to sit right at the corner at 14th street and s, a busy foot and vehicle traffic area with a lot of folks living nearby. dasha owners say they plan to be good neighbors. noise complaints have been a major issue at their current location on seventh street and they've worked to fix that. we asked one of the dacha owners today about this new location. take a listen. >> we've learned a lot through this experience here and we don't want to repeat the same mistakes that happened here. and as far as the sound mitigation goes we hired a seriou

>> reporter: all right, so what about the kids' area? well, the owner told us he got this idea from a beer garden in germany and you're looking along the video we shot earlier this afternoon of place in virginia. we also asked some people on the sidewalk outside what they thought about this kids' area an beer garden. >> it would be nice for them to have something where they can leave their kids, have a beer and not really worry about the kid running away. >> well, if i had kids i wouldn't bring them to a beer garden probably. >> i'm indifferent. >> the purpose of a cocktail to like forget your kids for awhile, like, you know, just to get away from the troubles you have in life. >> reporter: so maybe leave the kids at home. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: on twitter today some people are liking the idea wanting to bring their kids to the beer garden with them. we spoke to several people off camera. you can see a lot of signs along f street. we spoke to several people and they're just concerned about th

we even called council member jack evans' office who says they're getting a lot of complaints, a lot of people concerned about this and evans says he is going to wait to hear from more constituents also the anc is weighing in on this. they have a meeting later in june. there's 1anc meeting from logan area, the logan circle area and also from the dupont circle area so they're discussing this taking input from everyone including dacha and then they'll make a decision and then they'll see where it goes from there. live in logan circle along 14th street, matt ackland fox5 local news. >> all right. well, some people would say this is perfect beer garden weather. >> y-people are -- i know many folks like a cold brew on a hot day like this. i'm not sure if sue is one of them. sue. >> i'm going to pass on the brew. >> okay. >> but i'll take something else cold, that's for sure. [laughter] >> i'll tell you, it is hot out here sarah and tony, no doubt about it but what i'm

there's a very pleasant breeze out here and that breeze is out of the south obviously a very hot direction for this time of year. but what is also -- what it's also doing is keeping the temperature at reagan national from getting as high as it did yesterday. more on the temperatures in a moment. we also want to alert you to the fact that in the heat and humidity that we've had now here in day two, a few stronger thunderstorms have developed and we've been watching one for awhile now and you can see it right along interstate 70 as well as the second one along interstate three corridor. so far they're not severe but i'll say this as you look up towards damascus and it just moved through buckeystown south of frederick this likely has quite a bit of heavy rain, could have hail that could be about a half inch in size. it's moving east at about 30 miles an hour. and you can see some of the cities that may be affected by this including mount airy here, just about now, lisbon at 5:23 to elders berg carol

high lands. that will bring you some cooling relief that's for sure and the other storm we're watching out toward the winchester area that's going to be moving into loudoun county so steven city getting some of that with the heaviest rain and obviously they have some lightning with it. typical garden variety summer storms although they are a little bit on the strong side so we'll watch them to see if anything changes with that. now, back on to our temperature story. because of the south wind reagan national at 87, not sure we hit 90 there today. we certainly did in many other locations but winchester is now rain cooled at 79. hagerstown 91. here's your evening planner so you have an idea of what we're looking forward to for the rest of the evening. maybe a pop-up thunderstorm but fairly isolated, 84 degrees at 7 o'clock. by 9 o'clock about 81 and by 11 o'clock, 78. aren't the big headline -- and the big headline for tomorrow, one more hot day, could even be a little bit hotter than today because the wind direction will be out of the west and there will likely be a few more storms around as tomorrow a frontal boundary is going to approach and a couple of t

the strong side. so, we'll talk about the changes you can expect for the weekend, though. that's coming up in a little bit and we're going to be ditching this heat so i'll give you another hint on that too. i'll send it back in to sarah and tony and i'm going to look for something cool. >> we're jealous. thanks sue. >> coming up a police-involved shooting caught on dashcam video. [gunfire] >> shots fired. >> wow. the turn of events that caused this routine traffic stop to end in gunfire. >> a controversial case for cannabis. would you give pot to your pet? next we'll hear from a dog owner who started giving marijuana after he overdosed on medication from his vet. >> and supposed to be a time of celebration but a group of parents turned this ceremony into an all-out brawl. what sparked that fight ahead. >> but first here in the district graduate at howard university deced

themselves into post grad life by celebrating with a group swag surf session. and the video of their epic style has gone viral on social media. while the minute long clip was just of the graduating class for the school of communications, it still warmed the hearts of many on line which in this day and age is kind of a big deal. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪

>> ♪ >> all right here's a question. would you actually let your pet have pot? >> well, some dog owners are making a case for treating dogs in pain with medical marijuana. fox's ty steel explains. >> reporter: wiggles is one happy dog. the six-year-old pupis active and loves to run and play at the dog park. but three years ago his owner becky davies thought those days were gone. >> when he was about three years old i noticed he was in a lot of pain. he would wake up in the middle of the night crying when he

>> reporter: wiggles was diagnosed with hip dysplasia. when wiggles accidentally ate an entire bottle of opioids and was rushed to the emergency room becky sided to treat him in a different way. wiggles is now a medical marijuana patient. >> working here for almost eight years. so i've seen it help people. and i realized most of the studies we have on cannabis for arthritis or any type of ailment is done on animals. >> reporter: becky is the assistant manager. she says she's seen a huge improvement in wiggles after she started giving him a few drops of olive oil infused in pot. >> he'll go to sleep and sleep fine. >> reporter: becky only uses cbd to treating with goals unlike thc, cbd is a nonpsycho and active chemical meaning he won't get high. if you look online hundreds had of marijuana products are for sale offering dogs treatment

relief and even seizures. >> she knows how to work the system. >> reporter: dr. jill reuben an orange veil based vet a bigby believer in cbd products for pets. she has her own line of medications. >> i make a topical spray which is great. it has essential oils for pain control. >> reporter: dr. jill says even a small amount can help animals with pain relief. vets are regulated by the federal government not the state so while dogs like wiggles may benefit from marijuana it's still an inlegal substance under the dea guidelines. >> we're getting into this battle here of it's legal in the state but it's illegal federally. >> reporter: becky always makes sure to give wiggles the right amount and specific type of med marijuana always cbd. in sacramento they see some owners who aren't always so careful. >> we're in the seeing people who are trying to treat their dog's medical condition, it's the ones that are really getting into

>> reporter: dr. christina bradbury works at vista vet special any of the in exact sacramento. >> chocolate is toxic for dogs as well so that can also cause problems with the heart. they both can cause problems with the heart and i think that would be one of the things to worry about. >> reporter: while cbd products might help dogs like wiggles with pain relief dr. bradbury warns eating pot with thc could make dogs experience more pain than less. >> they stagger around looks like they're drunk and they're dribbling urine. >> reporter: for pet owners treatment comes at a steep price. dr. bradbury says caring for a dog overdosing on marijuana could cost upwards of a thousand dollars. as a cannabis technician becky is well aware of the risk pot possess but she also sees the benefits. >> he's not in pain anymore. >> reporter: she knows cbd is making a

wiggles every day. >> ty steel reporting. >> yeah. >> seems odd to me. >> a little bit. >> i would kind of leaf it to the experts but that's me. >> leave it to the vet perhaps. >> yeah. >> robert mueller named special counsel for the russia investigation. >> but who is he and why does he matter? fitz is working that story. fitz inch tony, sarah, after months of political battles over the trump russia investigation suddenly bipartisanship has broken out over robert mueller as independent counsel. we'll tell you why. ronica. >> reporter: hey, tom. well, we have not heard from sean spicer on camera since monday but today none of that mattered because we heard from the man himself, president trump answered some of your toughest questions after the break. >> ♪ >> plus after countless memes endless twitter jokes and an ice cream cone eating appearance on jimmy fallon joe biden is finally getting an ice cream flavor of his own. we'll have more on that when we return. >> ♪

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>> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 5:00. >> here's a look at more of the top stories now. police arrested two suspects in connection to a new carrolton man. police say eric hernandez martinez and josé campos are accused of killing juan heinz. an autopsy revealed ponce died from trauma to his body. no word on the motive. the suspects are charged with first and second degree murder. >> the man shot by two arlington county police officers during an attempted traffic stop has died. we also learned there was a warrant for his arrest. authorities say officers tried to pull over 28-year-old daniel boke on 395 at the glebe road exit yesterday afternoon. as they walked to the suspect's car the driver reportedly hit one of the officers with his vehicle. the officers then opened fire.

boke later died at the hospital. one officer suffered serious injuries. another officer was treated on the scene. >> and we have an update on that large water main break in northwest. d.c. water reporting that macarthur boulevard between fox hall and reservoir roads will remain closed in both directions due to repairs. no word on how long that work will take. drivers are advised to use alternate routes including canal road and white haven parkway. >> ♪ tonight the drum beat surrounding the trump administration is getting louder. >> the president again lashed out on twitter this morning calling the questions surrounding his presidency "a witch hunt." but lawmakers in both parties are sounding a differ message. both sides seem to be unanimous in their praise of special counsel robert mueller. >> reporter: tonight you can add

committee. four panels now up on capitol hill have made that request. all after the same thing, answers about whether or not comey was fired as fbi director by president trump in an effort to shut down at the fbi's investigation of possible connections between the trump campaign and the russian government. now, this we do know. after months of political battles over this issue there was a rare sign of bipartisanship on capitol hill today, both democratic and republican leaders voicing a similar message. let robert mueller do his job and let the process play out. >> as i said before, i believe that the professionals in the justice department need to do their jobs independently objectively and thoroughly and i believe that the special counsel, which is robert mueller now, helps them do that. >> i think that the selection of bob mulle

choice. he's got a record of being independent. he's sorted bipartisan. that's good news but in no way does that slow down our investigation. we're full steam ahead. we actually have different goals. he's investigating criminal -- possible criminal prosecution. we are trying to, you know, ascertain facts. >> reporter: now, this all came on a momentous day, the entire u.s. senate was briefed by this man today, u.s. assistant attorney general rod rosenstein. now, as you know rosenstein is the man hoop hired robert mueller as special counsel. it was also rod rosenstein who was used by president trump as one of the reasons that he fired jim comey after a letter that rosenstein had written critiquing comey's handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. now, sources at fox5 have spoken to who have directly spoken to ross sen stein tells us he was furious over t

at one point considered resigning officers himself later decided to stay put and then yesterday naming robert mueller here the former 12-year fbi director as the special counsel that will now handle this russia investigation. now, the way this will work is mueller is going to be looking into whether or not there were any connections between the russian government and the trump campaign. and whether or not any federal laws were broken. so far 17 u.s. intelligence agencies have determined that russia did try to influence the 2016 election. and in the short term analysts say mueller might be the right man at the right time for the job. >> he has been very emphatic for years about the fbi's independence, its neutrality. he hadly hadly -- he is

respected and he led annie didn't have a page -- an fbi that didn't have a major scandal. >> reporter: there is the not so small matter that we still do not have a permanent fbi director in place tonight. right now the acting director andrew mccabe is still filling that post. however, there are multiple sources reporting tonight that former connecticut senator joe lieberman is now the frontrunner to take over that job. there was more on this from the white house today. for more of the story we go over to ronica cleary. >> reporter: hey, tom. thanks so much. and you know, i want to set the picture and paint the picture for you today of what happened at the white house and how even though the cothe eventhad nothing to do wit you shared with us we still got direction directly from the president. so the president of colombia came to the white house for an official visit and at times when foreign leaders come there's a joint press conference. now at those press conferences there are not many questions. it is

the american press, two from the foreign press and so because we don't hear from the president often in a press setting it's rare that the quepresident gets a question about the event. a question about possible collusion they were atop of mine. the president flatly denied collusion. he said that even his enemies denied collusion and when asked about this appointment of the a special counsel, now we've heard from the president in a statement, we heard from the president in tweets this morning but this is the first time we heard from him direct technological speaking about the appointment of a special counsel to look into this potential collusion between the trump campaign and russia. take a listen. >> well, i respect the move but the entire thing has been a witch hunt and theres no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign but i can always

and the russians zero. i think it divides the country. >> reporter: now, at the top of the remarks today there really was a focus on drugs and the issue of cocaine coming out of colombia and when president trump spoke, he took a moment to mention the wall saying that the wall would be part of the solution when we're looking at drug trafficking and issues of drugs in this country. so, there was a question to actually the president of colombia about whether or not he thinks the wall will solve the problem. take a listen to what he said and then take a listen to what president trump said in response. >> i believe that the best way to fight the drug trafficking is by collaborating. this is not a problem of colombia only or a problem of the united states only. it's a world problem and we have to all work

we declare the war on drugs 40 years ago. the world declared a war on drugs and it's a war that has not been won. so, we must be more effective and more efficient. >> that was a long and very diplomatic answer to your question. i will say it a little bit shorter. walls work just ask israel. >> reporter: so, that you have president trump defending the wall and talking about israel. now the president leaves tomorrow for his first foreign trip abroad. now, the first stop is saudia arabia then he'll be going to israel. following that he'll be going to rome to meet with the pope. of course we'll keep you updated on all of that. fox5dc.com and right here on fox5. reporting live at the white house, ronica cleary fox5 local news. >> it's no secret former vice president joe biden is a fan of ice cream. thanks to cornell university he is getting his very own flavor. the university says they hav

favorite vanilla ice cream with chocolate chips which will be served on may 27th when biden delivers the commencement address. students will have until monday to vote on a name for the ice cream. choices include uncle joe's chocolate chip and big red white and biden. the winning choice will be revealed during the graduation ceremony. having a little fun there with that. >> routine traffic stop ends in gunfire. >> it was gut wrenching. it was very, very hard to watch. >> what the officer saw just before firing his weapon. >> then a brawl breaks out at a graduation. what sparked the melee next? but first, hey, gary. >> hey, what's going on tony t listen, we've got the heat today, the humidity today and now we have thunderstorms out there. what's the weekend going to be like? how much more heat do we have to deal with? we'll talk about that plus these thunderstorms coming up in the full forecast. you're going to want to stick around for that. sarah. >> we have some new information from prince george's county

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better look. the suspect was holding an automatic rifle. >> you just have no idea. this was supposed to be a routine, you know, assist to a citizen in our community. they train, they train, they train and they prepare for this. >> i could probably watch this video several more times and not see that gun. not see that rifle, that large rifle. >> it was later found the rifle was not loaded. the 25-year-old suspect was shot in the arm after spending several days in the hospital, he's now in jail for first degree assault on an officer. >> brawl at a high school graduation in tennessee is making the rounds on social media. cell phone video shows a fight breaking out between a group of parents, hundreds of graduates are entering the church. >> geez. >> you see people throwing punches grabbing each other's hair, no students involved in this. the argument reportedly started after one family tried to sit down in some seats that were

end one woman was handcuffed another escorted out. no word if any charges will be filed but nice. look at that. >> yeah. >> that's the parents. >> sure your kids are proud. >> yeah, right. can you imagine. >> oh. >> we have a warning tonight for parents after a young child swallowed part of a popular new toy. a texas mother posted on facebook that she was driving home over the weekend when she noticed her 10-year-old daughter was choking on a piece of her fidget spinner. you've seen them. there's a picture of one. the toy has several small disks the size of a quarter which the girl somehow swallowed. she was immediately rushed to urgent care where the piece had to be surgically removed. >> ooh. wow. >> they are super, super popular now. >> yeah. >> i was just playing with my son's like the other day. i mean, you know, it doesn't do anything for me but i just had never seen how they work. >> keep your eyes on them. be careful. >> you got your eyes on some nice weather. >> some thunderstorms in we do have. >> yes, okay. >> we su

little something cruising across in the upper levels of the atmosphere and you get this heat and humidity and just like that i'll tell was we'll end up with some thunderstorms. look, i just saw if sue is listening to me, we just -- i see we just have a new warning here. i tell you what, i can do this. we got a new warning, thunderstorm warning in nornorthern sections, we'll let sue take care of this. show on the radar if you can. max three will do it. this storm just blossomed in northern connections of carl role county. westminster is right there. this is up towards the northern sections of that. all of this moving to the east now and most of this activity has been 15, 20, 30 miles per hour and it has been producing some pretty good wind. has been easily up over 40 miles per hour with these storms. another strong storm right here around germantown, too, is coming on through. now, this one has a lot of lightning. it's headed right into laytonsville now and look at all the reds underneath the lightning. that's indicative of very, very

a history this evening that some of these storms tracking to the east at about 30 miles per hour have produced some hail up to penny size, okay, so there is that possibility. this one heads to brookeville about 5:51, brighton here, dayton and clarksville by about 6:01. again, this is all tracking trag off to the east 20 to 30 miles per hour. big picture shows you where the activity is coming on. it's scattered mainly to the north and west. i'll blow through this because i already had it set up. winchester this storm has already passed east of you. i know there's still a lot of lightning. this is headed towards and across i-81 and it's gotten mostly east of i-81 now. it will cross over the higher elevations heading into purcellville and loudoun county so we'll continue to watch these storms. again, mostly as they're headed off to the east at about 25 to 30 miles per hour and there is the severe thunderstorm warning again for northern sections of carroll county. we'll get you the update on that. no doubt probably extends until about 6:00 or

probably 6:30. we've cooled a little bit. most locations were over 90 degrees. not for national. cooled by the south wind coming across the river. some scattered thunderstorms at 7 o'clock. we're dry at 9:00 maybe a lingering shower to the east of us. temperatures will be cooling down into the 70's went stay very mild overnight tonight. lower 70's for lows here in town. maybe a few mid to upper 60's north and west and tomorrow we do it one more time with temperatures upper 80's and lower 90's. winds will be out of the west tomorrow, okay, so in advance of more thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon, westerly winds should warm us all up into the upper 80's to at least 90 to 91 degrees or so. fredericksburg is 91 tomorrow t-culpeper 90 degrees, winchester 86 and keep in mind tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, we will be under a marginal risk of severe weather. we could have again tomorrow more showers, more thunderstorms, some with -- i think even a

of something severe. we'll be out in front of a fairly strong frontal system which will cool us off for the weekend. dry tomorrow morning to start things off. temperatures very mild even warm quickly. 88 or so to 91 for a high and then we'll develop these thunderstorms later in the afternoon. your seven-day forecast looks like this. look how much cooler for the weekend. we'll only be in the middle 70's so much, much cool earl cor saturday and sunday. no more heat waves. we break the heat wave tomorrow. that's good news. we'll stay on the thunderstorms too this evening, guys. >> all right, leggett to breaking news right now that we are following. there is a bus crash that has been reported. this is in temple hills. what we're hearing right now from first responders is that it was a bus versus a car, that the driver or at least the occupant of the car we understand did not survive. there are no injuries reported on the bus. at this point we don't know if we're dealing with a

is but again, no injuries have occurred on the bus is what we're hearing in these preliminary reports but again, this is happening in temple hills, maryland, a bus crash, bus versus a car. one person has died. we'll continue to follow this story. >> ♪

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