$100.000000000, doesn't it in it's fake. offered up, let go to help them buy and sell products, but police say prop money, the kind that is used p in movies is being used to carry out scams. take he a closer look. we found some of the prop money online today for sale. you can let a large billion like 50s, hundreds and they come in stackses of what appear to be five and p ten thousand dollars today we spoke with hannah about yourly who tried to sell they are cellphone that her dad bought her a few years ago. she meta guy on one of these applications. they them met up at a shopping center. he handed her on an envelope stuffed with what she thought was $500 and then she handed over her phone to the guy. he left. she went right to the bank and tried to deposit this cash. here's what happen

local pnc and the money would not be taken. i was really confused about why not and then we pulled it out and we handed it to him and we both look at it and i was like oh my goodness. my heart just dropped. i was so upset. it was definitely a blow to the heart. i'm out 50s on an iphone and i don't even get $500 much it's very upsetting. >> that's a lot of money for an 18 year old. you can see the eyebrow is raisedded above there in also, there are a number of places throughout the -- if you take a close look there it says for use only. police say this h isn't epa isolated case. it's happened before. for anna, app a appar

the gentleman $50 in h claim because he claimed he only had 500 one hundred dollars bills and asked that she bring $50. she gave him $50 in change and her phone. as you heard her say earlier she's out the cash and her phone. be careful, take a close look at the cash. apparently this is happening more and more. >> matt, thank you. new details in the accidental shooting death of a four year old at a daycare in orange county, virginia. healther massey and nicholas stoi are charged with child abuse and reckless neglect electricity. the sheriff's office are based on the fact that other children were in the home when four year old kohl's clark shot himself while in their care. the firearm involved was not a service weapon. the family set up a go fund me page last week to cover kohl's' funeral expenses. with the help

they were able to race a total of more than $24,000. >> the chair asks that the house now observe a moment of silence in memory of the victims in the the terrorist attack in manchester, england. from washington to london people are pausing to remember the victims of yesterday's terror attack in manchester queen elizabeth and other members of the royal family posed for a moment of silence to than onor those who died. just a few minutes ago tree a may increased the terrorist level threat to critical. tonight we're learning about the terror attack at the concert. people were leaving the 20,000 seat manchester arena. two # two people were killed, including many young people. police have identified the bomber as

year old british sits ten. they've also arrested a 23 year old man believed to be connected to the bombing. islamic states claiming responsibility forth attack but us authorities have not even been able to verify the claim. president trump was in israel earlier today. he used the opportunity to talk about the attack in manchester. we must descrief out the t terror isabellas and the extremists from our midst. obliterate this idle ji and protect our citizens and people of the world. the president says while he may view the person who carried out the attack as a monster he says terror groups would probably like to embrace that term. so the president is calling them, in his words, quote, losers. >> while the president is away administration officials here at home is also reacting to the manchester attack and the terrorists behind it. they are not people to be afraid o

they are people to are defeated and ridiculed. that's why the president said don't give them the respect of being monsters to be feared. they are losers and we will destroy them. that was dr. se bass and deputy assistant to the president with fox's political reporter ronica cleary. she's joining us with more on the white house's response to the attack. >>reporter: hey, jim and sar a. well, these headlines they just feel like the new normal. as that happens you might find yourself asking the question, when is it going to stop in well, when i spoke with doctor gor contact, deputy situate ace decongestant to the president about that day, this is what he had to say. if the trip works, when can we see positive effects in terrorist events like last night not occur. well, i think if you see what happened inry add, how the president spoke in front of the representatives of more

nations he was very clear that this is an an revel threat that they mugs drive these people out of their places of worship, out of their communities is exactly what he said. how long will it take? how long is a piece of string? impossible to tell. but now we have a leadership filling the vacuum that was created in the last eight years of course the fight of terrorist abroad is different from the fight at home. one of president trump's campaign orders was the executive order on the ban on muslim immigration has been essentially stopped. what if it were in effect, would it keep you safe here at home. i asked dr. gor contact just that. >> he tempered his language from the campaign trail to the first executive order. he tempered his language to the second executive order. is that a mistake when trying to combat terrorism threats in theni

>> i think i'd have to disagree with the representation that he tempered. what did he say yesterday in he said these are evil losers. he has used the phrase is isabella terrorism. we're not backing down. we're not prepared to sensor the reality. remember the executive order deals with the individuals who are coming here as foreign nationals either as visa holders, refugees or i sigh limb seekers. it doesn't deal with those who have been recruited masstively but it is an important step. the trump administration is a appealing those -- the judge's reumtion that top the executive orders. we will keep you posted on the president's and the white house attacks to the manchester attack and of course our efforts to keep you safe here at home. >> reporting live on the hill, ronica cleary. >> abu i state student who was killed earlier this week is remembered today at what would have been his commencement

just kill another young man p in cold blood is unfortunately. lieutenant collins was a wonderful young man. family and friends honor richard collins in an emotional ceremony on campus sue, jim and sarah, we've had a light showers around. it kind of looks like it wants to rain, but most everything still down to our south. we have a nats game coming at seven:05. they're back in town after a long stretch away present town. we'll let you know what is ahead for your tuesday evening. fox5 local news at five will be right back. back.

ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia.

>> now to a fox5 local news follow p on an undocumented woman who was detaped in fairfax county. tonight dozens of act tises protestors demappedded her release. the protests and vigil held outside of ice headquarters in southwest. the woman at the center of the case is lillian a mendez. she is a wife and mother of two. she has no criminal record. man december is currently being held three hours away from her kids and she can only visit with them for 30 minutes. i think we believe that it is very,

that t this administration listen to our community because it's so important to keep families together. you know what, we have more than 600 cases sympathomimetic lar to yemen in this moment. >> if her family is a little bit up, her husband has applied foray sigh lum afraid to return to his home country. >> a local sheriff's deputy is luckily to be alive thanks to some quick thinking first responders. he went into cardiac arrest during a hockey gaivment today he had a chance to thank the heros who \safe\saveed his live. here's corcoran. we had a police officer who was playing in a hockey game against firefighters and a pretty competitive game for a while l until the goal i decided to kind of lay

the job. when i woke up i didn't quite know what happened& i thought i just passed out. when i woke up and i was like get off me, get off me. no, this is a little more serious, you had a heart attack. somebody who my right, whoever was doing most of the talk, said we gotcha back, you're going to make it. there was that second i didn't realize that wasn't an option. what? was that ever in doubt because i just didn't understand what was going on. today we have ate men who we're going to recognize for the quality of care they provided. this being ms week it's a great opportunity to make sure that we recognize that. the question that we all asked each other was this, did they score and help them or did they help him after he went down in. >> i'm going to believe the heart attack -- it was eight-zero when the heart attack happened. as a goal i i take definitely the heart attack inhibited my ability to stop some of the pukes. i'm sure it would have been

nothing. we were on our way to a come back. i want to thank these guys b behind me. if it's not for them i wouldn't be standing here. everybody in my family is extremelyiful to them. >> a joke a little bit about it with the game. but he is very lucky there. absolutely. let's give you a live look outside. we saw ronica inside just a little while ago. there's a look from outside as we continue a extreme of some gloomy days out here. i can see the flag tbloag in the winds. while you're see a lot of what appears to be light rain on radar not a loft of it getting into d.c. it's been trending more to the south because we have a lot of dry air that's pushing back. to be sure we've had a few showers coming on through today sarah and jim, but as we get a little bit closer and also put this in

to affect more central virginia and lower central maryland. a few showers up toward northern maryland as well. in close we have a couple of showers moving through prince george's county over to calvert county and a few scattered showers here and there. so bottom line i think it's going to be overnight before we get more decent showers coming in here. it definitely looks impressive, but we have he to wait for a bit more of this to come in. it be some showers in the overnight hours. it's definitely stormy down to our south. we have some tornadoes and flood watches in effect for the carolinas and foor parts of georgia into florida and a little bit of alabama. that kind of of weather not in the cards for us if you're thinking about heading to the game, the nats are taking on the mariners at seven:05, treatment of 65-degrees there could be a few showers around, but it doesn't look very heavy and maybe a delay but i think it would be the type of thing where you can still get the

afterwards. i'm pretty optimistic that they play tonight and we'll keep a close eye on radar. the trend is for more to be a dry evening. it's only 67 in the dwts. six h at l disuls, 61 for winchester. winds shall around keeping us on the cool side tonight and it will definitely stay that way going forward overnight. futurecast not real bullish on getting anything in here until the overnight hours. you can see by 10:00 a loft the rain still continues in the same place where it has been. by three in the morning some showers along interstate 95. interesting how the showers like the interstates. by eight in the morning we're down to a couple lingering showers. wednesday is looking on the dry side but we're not done with another more substantial rain. we'll talk about what happens later on wednesday night and thursday coming up a little bit later. >> thanks, sue. the 22 year old university of maryland student charged in the

abu i state imreufort student is still behind bars. the alleged victim richard collins the thir was to graduate from buy i state tonight. fox5's bob barnard was there. >>reporter: the buy i state university class of 2012, many dreaming about this day for years. but along with the loud cheesier and brait smielts are some heavy hearts and an empty gown draped chair in the front of the room. that is in memory of buy i state university senior and rotc student richard collins the third murdered here on the university of maryland campus over the weekend while celebrating with his friends his commissions as a second lieutenant in the u.s. army. lieutenant collins was a wonderful young man. the think i talk about most is his character. he loved to

others. he loved to give back. you could feel the bitter sweats in the air as students, their family began arriving at the verizon center in college park. it's still shocking to me that people have such hate in their hearts. especially it's 2017. we still have a long way to go. how a young man could just kill another young man in cold blood is unfortunate. the murder of lieutenant collins considered a possible hate crime was duly noted during the commencement ceremony. let us pause now in a moment of silence and con tell playings of what each us might do to promote greater piece, harmony and love that seems to be so lacking in our country, in our world today. when it came time for the conferring of degrees their murdered

i ask the family of second lieutenant richard collins the third and his fellow second lieutenant commission 's to proceed to the stage to receive lieutenant collins degree. celebrating great achievements, reflecting on a senseless act of violence. in college park, maryland, bob barnard, fox5 local news ♪ ♪ pro-tip. get these great smoked ribs. twenty minutes on the grill, they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours?

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brought into elementary school teachers to learn about the science of baseball. some students science projects will be on display before tonight's first pitch. gary mcgrady live in nats park with more on this. >>reporter: listen, all the projects are here. there's like 100 of them. theer ' really, really cool. they kind of set the stage here. they're in bp right now, the nats are. i did hear sue palka promise there is no rain for the game. it should be good. gregory mack thart i he's vice-president of community. this was kind of your idea. >> well, it was the team's i idea. it was a pilot last year this year we had 20 projects. we always like kids to be das ld by what happens on the field. they can also learn from what happens on the field. >> this is won

baseball, public school kids all throughout d.c., it's science, technology and engineering and it's math and that stands for. >> stems. >> letting kids experiment with science and engineering. >> we're showing some of this as my camera man tries to get around. by being excited about baseball they got a little bit more excited about learning and that's why we do this stem showcase here. why go we math, why do we have to do all this in when you actually put it to kind of a practical thing and something that's so fun it's got to be woondful. >> if you want to play baseball as a career, that's great. p you want to be a scientist and care about baseball, you can do that, too. if you want to be an accountant and worry about

that, too. come over here, if you can. this is a couple -- the kids are every where. this is so much fun. we found one that had rain delay. >> that's a -- is this a project in? a. yes. >> what's your name? a. dil april. >> how did you that have this idea in. >> well, i thought that -- why do they cancel baseball games when it rains in i was wondering if rain effects the speeding trajectory of the ball. >> what did you learn. >> i learned that it does. reign does affect the speed and tra jek trif the baseball. >> what's better, a dry ball or a wet ball? a. a dry ball. >> how come? a. because you have more grip on it and you don't have to let go of it as soon. q. what's the coolest thing you learned doing this project in. >> that -- >> it's science and technology can be done. >> yeah. >> i graf take ited to it because it was

>> that's right. >> this is a wond lful program. do you expect this to continue for several years now. >> we hope so. this march we trained 25 teachers from 25 schools on how to put on our steam showcases. our hope is is that these teachers will do this even more. >> any time you bring the kids to the ballpark to learn something, it's a good day. >> exactly. >> i honestly wish we could have shown them all, but we couldn't now, go nats. hopefully they'll beat the mariners. sue promised no rain for this game. no delays tonight. >> that kiddies an expert on this now. >> exactly. >> the kids want to talk to you about their projects. >> a loft smart kids. >> yes, there are. >> coming up at 56789. thirty an an update on an officer-involved shooting involving an 18 year old.

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>> this is fox5 local news at five. and welcome back. top stories at five:30 right now d.c. police investigating the fatal tabbing of a maryland man authorities say someone stabbed whitney jones last night. this all happened in the 1100 block of k street in southeast. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. however, the

meantime as we approach memorial day, maryland state troopers are remembering a you us marine killed by a hit and run driver. to this day investigators are still looking for the driver who struck him. this happened in 2015 along route 15 in frederick county 21 year old farrell was killed while estopped to tep help someone with their car. two police officers apparently were justified in shooting the suspect involved. eighteen year old lewis mere leno was shot multiple times. he's charged alluding and malicious wounding of an officer. a hearing is set for him in july. >> we have our continuing coverage on the terror attack in manchester, england. the death toll standing at 22 after a suicide attacker

sayses another attack could be imminent. she has ordered the military to assist police in guarding some events. there is no credible throat her in the us but people can expect to see an increase of police presence in crowded areas. here to talk about the attack is jeff rosa that is helping people operate in a world that seems more and more dangerous. >> thank you for coming in. >> we don't have a credible threat here, but we do opt every day going to big crowded events, especially in the d.c. area. what can we take from what happened yesterday and learn from that? a. it's unfortunate event, but any time there's an event like this you can use it as a learning experience so when you're dealing with other members of your family, especially children because there were a the lf children injured in this event

option to go to should something bad happen and go over these plans with your kids and say if something happens this is what you need to do. you need to runaway from the area and avoid being tram bled. often your biggest fear is being hurt by everyone trying to leave. set up plans with your kids, let's go out this exit, let's leave a little late so we're not around the massive crowds that could be a target. just being strategic, too, about you do go for traveling or going to these types ever concerts, large venues like this, what else do people need to know, just another level of protection for themselves in. >> humans have great instincts, the problem is we don't listen to them. if you preach that over and over to your loved ones, your children say if something seems a little

avoid. tell some than would, get away from that area. just commonsense, a bad actor is going to try to do max up harm. if you're going in a train don't get in the crowded middle car, get on the end train with five people in it. if you're going to go to a restaurant that's packed, think about how a bad guy would think and then do the opposite. >> you were mentioning, too, as well just like at the concert you said the suicide bomber hit at the main entrance, correct? a. correct. >> trying to find a separate entrance, it's awful that we have to think like this, but it's something in this day and age i'm hur we have to do. what do we know as us citizens travelling overseeses, is there anything else we need to be aware of in anything we need to be mindful of when it comes to traveling? a. i don't think it's more than the norms, but think of traveling on off-daytimes when the airports are going to be

when they can inflict maximum terror. think about the alert levels. britain just went to critical. what does the critical alert mean from when theresa may says a terror attack could be imminent. they think that there were bad apples that were trying to help this individual that are still on the alert. it doesn't mean cancel it, then the terrorists win. it means vigilant, keeping an eye on what is going on, it's what we call situational awareness. the odds of something bad happening to you are much lower all right. john rose thank you so much for coming in and shedding some light on this h. we aprerpt it. >> thank you. >> the white house is calling it an america first budge it. the official title is a blueprint to make america great again fox5's

break down of the president's proposed budget. hey, jim, omb director nick mulvaney he took the bowed yum today at the white house briefing room. sean spicer he is on the trip abroad with the president. in his h opening remarks he said this should be called a taxpayer first budget. he also said some people have criticized this budget for not being compassionate, but to the trump administration it is compassion because compassionate shouldn't be paid to those receiving funds, but those who support and supply federal funds, if you will, meaning the taxpayer. let's break it down for you and look at some of the highlights that mulvaney brought to us today. the first thing, this idea of trump anom nix, the budget relies on the assumption that there will be a sustained economic growth of 3 percent. mulvaney called that trump he nom iks and said

unreasonable assumption. the budget assumes only 1.9 percent economic growth. social security, retirement and medicare, the proposed budget doesn't touch either of those and finally let's look at campaign promises. the administration is touting the budget as one that keeps campaign promises, increasing funding to national security, border security, law enforcement, veterans, school choice and parental paid leave. so when the event opened for questions i asked mulvaney about one of the president's most controversial campaign promises, the wall. does he think the funding will stay in the final budget? take a listen. what are your assumptions for the budget in reference to the wall? >> we are absolutely dead serious about the wall. in fact, after taking care of the national security and the vets my guess is it's in the president top three. in fact, i know for a fact that it is. we've made that a very clear to

while we did not get as much money as we wanted for border security, we did get a lot. we will see increased border security between today and the end of the calendar year. >> now, of course people have problems with this budget. looking at significant cuts to medicaid, cuts to social programs like snap or more commonly referred to as food stamps, cuts to environmental programs. i caught up with senator chris van holland today to speak to him about maybe the expected cuts because as you know this is just a proposed budget. when we looked back to the objection to the form bus budget, 2017, the president's budget is not what we saw ultimately passed in the house and senate. so i asked van holland about that. he said republicans and democrats they worked together. he expects that to happen

him, there is a big line item in this bummingette about the wall what does he think will happen in. >> do you think the funding for the wall will stay in? a. the funding for the wall is a waste of taxpayer money. it's ineffective. all of us are for border security. we need to have secure borders. what the experts tell us is that the way to get secure borders is through a combination of technologies. yes, there are fences and parts of it there are walls and parts of it, but it's just a waste of taxpayer dollars. after all president trump said the mexicans were paying for the wall. if he wants to waste the money of the mexican people, go for it. >> what do you think about the president's proposed budget in do you think it's good, strong? do you think it has major problems that you want the house and senate to address in are you even paying attention in weigh in, find me on social media. we're bringing you the pulse of the people at

to hear from you. reporting live on the hill, ronica cleary, fox5 local news. >> well, a fictional us president making his rounds at the district with the real live presidential photographer. kevin spacy who plies on the the house of cards spotted around in town in photos by former white house photographer pete sues a. one of the camses said spending the day with president underwood. season five of house of cards premiers may 30. i cannot wait. we know he's going to actually be in that season as well. >> absolutely. >> coming up, a suspected drunk driver crashes his car into the sheriff's new anti dui vehicle. >> a surveillance video captures a suspect, but guess, it didn't end well. we'll explain why the suspect was arrestedded in the first place. >> grai skies were plenty today, but not much rain. in f

off for the district, but it has been cloudy and very l cool. sixty-seven the temperature outside right now. we have a couple of showers around for theng. heavy reign does return to the forecast pretty quickly. we're keeping our eye on what is a changing memorial day forecast. stay turned when fox5 news returns right after this. i.

>> okay. something like this of course happened in florida, a burglary suspect in hand kufers running from police in miami and here you see it on camera. it all started at a condominium complex on saturday morning. police police arrested a man for stealing bikes and when theyest courted him out of the parking garage he said i'm going to make a run for him. he didn't get far. they brought him down with a tears. the man i

disi and faces several charges. >> a suspected drunk driver in florida crashes in a dui patrol car. he ran over a set of cones at a traffic control point before ramming into the vehicle no one was hurt during this whole thing. wilkins told deputies that he did not see the patrol cars or the flashing emergency lights. the 63 year old was arrested for driving under the influence. he was being photographed being loaded into the car. he was accused of damaging. it bears messages choose your ride wisely in a cop or a cab. you decide. >> apparently that's been settled. >> caitlyn is here. >> good evening. >> good evening. we have a nats game going on. there is a big debate, maybe rain. will they get the game in or not? i think a lot of people would like to know. we are thinking optimistically, sue and i. no promises. >> the weather is never

through the train. it loose like it wants to rain as we take a live look outside the white house. a lot of cool weather. definitely the jacket, keep warm as you head out to nats park. this time of year it's easy to call it with all the wet weather. it's easy to get some cancellations. the nats have already had quite a few. i think some light sprinkles this evening shouldn't cause too many problems out there. the scattered showers are still around tonight. the best chance is going to be after dark. wednesday looks dry, perhaps a peak of sunshine and a little bit warmer, but the heavy rain threat does increase late wednesday night into thursday morning. we could have some active thunderstorms affecting the thursday morning commute. we are still set to clear out on friday, a very nice end to the workweek, a nice beginning to

tractor radar shows a lot of moisture north of say charles county and southern maryland even into northern, virginia, it's been tough t. a little bit of light rain north of baltimore and this t is very light getting inside the beltway, but that's about it. much more organized with this batch of showers. until that makes northward progress we're not going to see much rain. a loft the moisture still off towards our south and heavy moisture at that. we've got severe weather across portion of the south eggs. active tornado much whats through parts of georgia up towards the carolinas. a little too far off to the north here in washington. sixty-seven outside right now in d.c. 656 in baltimore, 66 in annapolis, certainly cool just about every where. temperatures running well blow normal thanks to the cloud cover. again, a slight chance of some showe

overnight. maybe a swring l or two wednesday morning but then we do spend just dry waiting on the rain. once we get south of warm front that's our best chance to see some thunderstorms some of which look to be strong. >> the futurecast shows you you a wall of dry air over washington that's why we think we're going to get this nats game in okay. by 11:00 you see some showers off towards our west and off towards our east but just passing through during the overnight hours. here's wednesday, aside from sprinkle we're dry. this is what we're waiting on, a real chunk of heavy rain approaching northern virginia by 10, 11 p.m. wednesday. moving northward heavy rain is possible on thursday. throughout the day, the showers look to be numerous this is a strong storm system. how much rain, it looks like from wednesday

thursday we could get a really healthy dose, one to two inches is possible. even though each day this week kinds of lookses like it wants to rain we're not going to get the serious stuff until wednesday into thursday. seventy-six on thursday and finally clearing out friday. saturday for now looks warm. we're seeing it dry, but some of the models want to bring in a sneaky little low pressure system that would provide some showers for us sunday and possibly memorial day. the one thing is that the holiday weekend does look warmer. it does look like we'll have some periods of sunshine but we could really start to watch sunday. otherwise it looks like we're in the 830s into next week. >> thanks, caitlyn. gaim on, among politicians on both sides of the aisle coming together for a special game at rk stadium. it's about time they do. here's brody logan. yeah, jim,

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>> women come back here on fox5 news at five at. republicans and democrats don't see eye to eye on a lot of things. some members of congress are putting that all aside tonight. the fifth annual soccer classic is happening at rfk stadium and brody logan is there with more. >>reporter: the good thing here is if someone doesn't sponsor your billion on

senate you can slide tackle them out, give them a message. playing in this h message is fox sports host. this is to benefit the us soccer foundation. you grew up playing soccer for after programs with youth soccer lesion, how big for you permanently was soccer growing up? that's my dna. i'm lucky to cover college basketball and college football, but my dna is soccer and it all started in u soccer. chapel hill, north carolina, rainbow soccer and that's where i got my start in kindergarten wearing hand me down cleats and here we are at rfk stadium. this is one of the cathedrals of america soccer for me because of all the great names that have come here through d.c. united. soccer has been a vital part of my

kids' existence and millions and millions of kids out there are getting a greater opportunity because of the us soccer foundation. john hurts is right around the corner. he's saying remember i scored on that pass. usa's chances to qualify. >> 100 percent. it's going to happen. it fires up in june. live on fs one. and then we go to as tech mexico city. that one also on fs1. if the us doesn't qualify major issues within us soccer it's not going to p that. in bruce we trust everything is going to be all right. there's a lot of lifting. being it in russia in 2018, with the current a little bit l california climate. >> i don't know what you're tawging about. i have no issues. i have four young kids, my wife and i are firmly committed to going to russia to cheer on

experience the awesomeness. it's such a wonderful festive party no matter where it is. i think if anything, the current situation, the type of event that the world cup is really brings people together and i think it's going to diffuse a lot of issues. thanks for joining us that will be on fox5 next year and that will be back right after this. "tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks...

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>> this is fox5 local news at six. frightening. just terrifying. >> a nation in mourning after a suicide bomber kills more than 20 people at a concert in the uk. then, i just think it's very sad and it's still shocking to me that people have such hate in their hearts. an empty chair marks a graduation at buyy state university. t

starts right now. >> a heart breaking tragedy took the lives of 22 people. a 22 year old has been identified as the suspected suicide bomber. tonight investigators are still working to determine if the suspect acted alone. but isis is claiming responsibility for this horrific attack over in manchester. the chair ask that the house now observe a moment in silence in memory of the victims of the terrorist attack in manchester, england. from washington to london people are pausing to remember the members of the terror acan that. guaifenesin elizabeth and the members of the royal family paused for a moment of silence to honor those who died. >> tonight we're learning more about the suicide bomber. the bomb went off after the concert ended as people were leaving the arena. they also have arrested a 23 year old man believed connected to the bombing. the