>> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 10:00. >> ♪ >> right now at 10:00. >> ♪ >> here comes the heat. crank up the ac. the first heat wave of the season arrives this weekend and the dmv is about to bake. record temperatures expected to soar into the 90's. >> ♪ >> then a bahamas get away goes bust. >> never gave

at that time i asked him when can i see the plane ticket. >> they booked a week long trip to the tropics. after paying thousands of dollars online several students say they got scammed. >> it's a story you saw first on fox. two d.c. officers still in the hospital after a hit-and-run. hear how they're doing tonight. the news starts now. >> ♪ >> and we start you off with a look outside over the washington monument because it is going to be a hot one this weekend. it's actually still pretty warm out there right now. 78 close to 80. but what a difference a day makes. just in time for the weekend the things are about to heat up across the region. thanks for joining us i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm jim lokay. let's take a look at what we're dealing with out there. here is gwen. >> you are not kidding when you talk about heat. we're going to feel like the month of august and it's only june but it is going to be firing up out there. let's take a look at where we

just to give you a pretty good picture of how things stood. we were actually into the low 80's right across-the-board at all three airports. 84 at reagan national. dulles 80 and 80 at bwi thurgood marshall and it's been a really warm day. you know, it was a little on the breezy side but other than that, it was really fairly pleasant out there overall. satellite and radar not a whole lot to show you on this and that's because we're under the influence of a ridge of high pressure so not much happening in the cloud department at all. we'll see a few clouds tonight but really not too much to be concerned with and that's the same story as we move through into tomorrow. so, here's a quick look at your weekend forecast for you. oh, yeah, heating it up. we expect to be 90 degrees tomorrow with some sunshine and just a few clouds. less clouds on sunday but sunday's going to be a lot hotter at 94 degrees. not to mention humidity, that unwanted house guest will be making an appearance as it comes back into the picture and sunday will be a

sticky and it will end up being pretty oppressive before it's all said and done. the jet stream well to the north of us so we're getting a pretty good southerly flow coming in and that is helping to boost our temperatures. we are going to be well above the seasonal average and you can anticipate this lasting into next week as well at least until about midweek. sunday's u.v. index, it is going to be very high. i'll have more details coming up in that seven day in just a bit. back to you. >> no matter what you are doing this weekend track the temperatures and the forecast on the go and online with our fox5 weather app. download it on your smartphone or ta tablet. it is free. scammed out of more than a thousand dollars a piece, that is what some seniors at a northern virginia high school say happened to them. they each paid to go on a week long trip to the bahamas after graduation. >> they're telling fox5 the people at the web site coordinating their trip and collecting their money have gone mia. tisha lewis joining us with the story. >> reporter: this all went down in fairfax cou

say they found out about the deal on the popular web site senior grad trips.com. the trip is not school sanctioned but it's a tradition at westfield high school for senior students to go to the bahamas for a week after graduation. well, this year the group decided to use a different web site, all to save money. now they're out of their money and much more. >> please state your name at the tone and i'll try to connect you. >> reporter: tisha lewis, fox5 d.c. >> please hold. thank you. >> ♪ please wait while i try to correct you. >> due to our summer program i'll be out of the country. please leave me a detailed message. >> reporter: there was no answer when that fox5 called senior grad trips. we've been trying to reach them since wednesday after lena from westfield high school in chantilly says the company scammed her and other seniors out

>> never gave out confirmation. i asked when can i see the plane tickets, when can i see the confirmation. i have the tickets. >> reporter: 17-year-old lena says that was the last time she heard back from george with senior grad trips. her mother got involved. she sent us these texts asking about the students' tropical get a way but there was no response. >> i planned this trip for nine months. i've known since my freshman year i'm going to the bahamas and now it's like what happened? i'm still waiting to get like a e-mail from them saying like by the way sorry we've been in cancun, here's your confirmation. >> reporter: 18-year-old joey is also waiting. >> my reservations from the resort we were going to go to they got canceled and we couldn't get in contact with the people at all. they just didn't call back or anything, so, they still haven't called back to this point. >> reporter: free says the

scheduled for june 17th through the 24th. >> earlier today they were posting instagrams of them with kids like out on vacation with them. >> technically you can see you haven't heard anything from them they can still come through. we have multiple groups in different parts of the nation right now saying, oh, our trip was june tenth. we did some digging and learned lena and joe wean joey aren'tthe only ones. students at a arizona high school say the web site collected $40,000 for a senior trip that reportedly never happened. they were apparently left in the school's parking lot waiting for buses to show up and take them to the airport. and the better business bureau says senior grad trips.com has a d as in david rating which is the second lowest rating the bbb as sciences. the company goes by the name eb worldwide so be on the lookout.

does give this advice to avoid becoming a victim. use reputable web sites get details about your flip trip in writing and use a credit card. it gives extra protection if anything were to go wrong. tisha lewis fox5 local news isn't that fox5 in montgomery county where police investigating a deadly car crash in kensington. skyfox over the scene around 7:30 tonight at connecticut avenue and saul road. police tell us two cars collided and struck a fire hydrant and utility pole. one person died. another in serious condition. the cause still under investigation. >> ♪ breaking news we are covering last night around this time. we have an update on those two d.c. police officers injured in a hit-and-run last night over in adams morgan. >> one officer until critical condition. the other improved somewhat. the officers were working to clear a traffic jam on 18th street when a pickup truck

drove fox5's paul wagner has the latest. >> reporter: witnesses say one bicycle officer was near the driver's side of the front of the bus while the other was a few yards up the street. >> pau, boom, hit him, ran over the bike, flattened the bike. drug him down the street. another ddot officer was standing over there. hit her, knocked her out. we ran over to help the officer. >> reporter: darien gray was working the door at madames organ when the crash occurred. how fast do you think they were going. >> at least 40 miles an hour. >> reporter: peter newsham says the driver of the metrobus sprinted towards the officers to render first aid and he praised the care the two received. >> i can tell you this. it's my opinion that the metro employee, the d.c. fire department and the folks at the hospital saved a life last night. >> reporter: newsham says officers found an assault rifle inside the

according to two sources familiar with the investigation officers also found a 100 round magazine drum but it's unclear if it was loaded with ammunition. the suspects have been identified as brandon figures mormon of prince george county virginia and dwayne nicholas taylor also of prince george. figures mormon was the driver and has been charged with assault with intent to kill. according to a recording paramedics believe the driver may have been under the influence of something and noted a pipe was that found in the truck. newsham had nothing but praise for the officers who were struck. >> they're members of this elite unit that we have down at adams morgan our night life unit. this is a team of unbelievable officers who are -- they're devastated by this thing.& this is someone in their family that was significantly injured and his prognosis like i said is unclear at this time so they're heartbroken by this. >> reporter: both injured officers are four year veterans of the force. paul wagner, fox5 local

>> meantime tonight a southeast d.c. man who admits he killed three women and two children in a drunk driving crash in oxon hill found out his punishment today. a judge sentenced kenneth kelly to 50 years in prison. he was supposed to be sentenced last month but he didn't show up. police tacked on another 25 days in prison for that offense. kelly pleaded guilty last night to charges related to that 2014 crash. he does admit he was speeding when he rear-ended a car stopped at a red light. four people in the car were killed along with a passenger inside kelly's car. >> two weeks after a federal judge stunned our region by throwing out the life sentences of convicted sniper lee boyd malvo virginia's attorney general is responding. mark herring says he'll appeal the judge's ruling. at issue is malvo could get a life sentence thi since had a ha mi

eight years ago after malvo was sentenced. malvo is 32 years old now. >> well, some people are estimating hundreds of thousands of people will be celebrating gay pride in the district this weekend. >> fox5's lauren demarco joining us live from 14th street tonight with a look at what we can expect. lauren. >> reporter: sarah, jim, d.c. is that decked out in rainbows, businesses, restaurants, proudly flying those rainbow flags tonight. we're standing at 14th and r streets northwest. it begins at 21st and p streets at 4:30 p.m., it will wind through dupont circle following a 1.5 parade route here up to the 14 street corridor and it will be a massive celebration. but along with the partying a lot of people have come here to get their messages out. earlier tonight we came across a small group of demonstrators protesting

corporations supporting pride only as a pr stunt but that's just the beginning of it. >> we are real inclusive. we want everyone here and we have high standards. >> there's a lot going on right now with the administration that i think a lot of people in the gay community are concerned about and i think it's important that we get together and raise our voices and make sure that those concerns are known. >> celebrating, you know, being lgbtq and openness and the freedom that comes with that, so it seems like the right time to be here and really show up and represent. >> reporter: following tomorrow's parade there will be a unity march on sunday, then the big street festival on pennsylvania avenue and the concert featuring this year miley cyrus. there are no known threats but with massive crowds expected, of course safety is top priority. police will be out in full force. we asked d.c. police chief peter newsham and may m

attacks in europe where vehicles have been used to kill have any changes been made to protect the crowds. >> we don't talk publically about the measures that we are taking but we are aware of that threat and we will take steps to make sure that doesn't occur. >> we have been hosting pride in the district for a number of years with thousands of people that come from around the region and around the country and we want them to continue to do so. our police department will be out in full force. >> reporter: today mayor bowser helped welcome visitors and kick off capitol pride by painting a crosswalk along 17th street into a rainbow. while this is a huge celebration of equality, the idea is to make sure that everybody is safe throughout all of it so officials are asking that reminder if you see something, say something. live along 14th street t-lauren demarco, fox5 local news. >> next, the prosecution rests in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. >> will the disgraced comedian take the stand in his own

that and more coming up after the break. >> woo, this is heavy. so, are these fire proof? >> plus, from reality stars to recruits. how the kardashians are helping a fire department attract more women maybe. we'll be back. >> ♪

tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone.

>> ♪ >> the prosecution has rested its case in the bill cosby sex assault trial. entertaintory was all smiles as he entered the court greeting people. >> he's charged with drugging and molesting andrea constand in 2004. cosby though did not respond when asked if he'll take the stand in his own defense. before he said he would not but now a spokesman says it is under consideration. >> officials in los angeles county are using an unexpected tool in recruiting female firefighters. >> that tool, this family. fox's bill schulman explains. >> my god, there's a

kourtney. >> reporter: out of their designer outfits and into protective geared kardashians visit l.a. fire station 89. >> put your jacket on. >> was, this is heavy. >> reporter: with a fog machine creating the illusion of smoke, the ladies getting a taste of what it's like to be a firefighter. this definitely one of the more unusual episodes of their e reality series that's been airing since 07. patio loves the show. >> i like khloe a lot. i think her body is motivational. i like kim's heart 'cause it's obvious she cares about her kids. >> reporter: right. >> and then kourtney's kourtney. she's hilarious. >> reporter: when we saw that tv show it raised a few question. was the crew on duty. was the county compensated? can anybody arrange in a department fire truck. >> i want to be the dam

>> reporter: county fire said no to an on camera interview following instructions from their attorneys. but they did provide information saying in part, we were doing the show for recruitment purposes. we were looking at the big picture, the demographics of this show are young and female. we'd like females to be able to see that the department is not just for men. in fact, l.a. county fire has 3,010 firefighters, 48 are women, about 1.6 percent, half by comparison with l.a. city. when the county was approached about doing the kardashian so the answer was yes. at first when asked the crew was on duty but on reserve. but then said they were off duty that were contacted and willing to come in and do it. the fire department was not in service so this did not impact services. none of this a problem for the cast or family visiting from london where the show airs everyday. for them the

basically do no wrong. >> what do you like about them. >> they're all like so normal and i wish i was one of them. [laughter] >> reporter: well, she's not yet. by the way, the company that produces the show, they did make a donation to the l.a. county fire foundation, the amount $500. in agora hills, phil schulman, fox news. >> they could pony up more than $500 don't you think. >> yeah. >> i imagine they could dive into the kardashian -- >> i'm sure when you look at that family it's a lot less about the benevolence of helping out awareness and more about the ratings for their e show, so it is what it is. >> yes, it is. >> next week voters in virginia go to the polls to cast their ballot for the next governor. >> the race is getting national attention but the candidates only getting local endorsements. why big names on both sides of the aisle have not backed the candidates. >> donald trump promised to drain the swamp not necessarily

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>> ♪ >> the water that's inside the reflecting pool right now at the lincoln memorial could make you sick. actually the [inaudible] service says nearly 80 ducks were found dead in the pool in the last two weeks. officials say the deaths were caused by high levels of parasites that grew on snails in the pool. humans also if they come in contact with the parasite they could develop a skin rash. the national park service says they're taking immediate action and will begin draining the reflecting pool on sunday. it's expected to reopen on june 19. that looks nasty. >> doesn't look good. >> nearly 20 million people tuned in to watch james comey's testimony yesterday including the president. what he's saying tonight about the hearing. >> d.c. police looking for help finding a man in a surveillance video. what he's accused

come back at 10:00. >> what's the deal man? why are you naked. oh and busted in his birthday z isuit. why this guy was roaming around naked on the side of the road. gwen how do you follow that. >> i was just going to say really, i mean, sarah. >> is it warm enough to throw around naked. >> i'm going to throw some heat your way, oh, yeah. we're cranking up the temperatures this weekend and it's going to last a little bit. that seven-day forecast is coming up in just a bit. we'll tell you tho how to stay cool, also. stay with us. we'll be right back after the break. >> ♪ >> ♪♪

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burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 10:30. >> ♪ >> welcome back. president trump firing back the day after fired fbi director james comey provided testimony before congress. >> the president says

himself about conversations he had with comey in the white house. we get the latest from fox's john roberts. >> reporter: in the rose garden with romania's president president trump spoke for the first time in public about james comey's testimony on capitol hill. the president saying he would be happy to tell the details of their meetings to special counsel robert mueller under oath. >> 100 percent. i would be glad to tell him exactly what i just told you. >> reporter: what the president had just said was that he never asked comey to shut down the investigation into michael flynn. >> i didn't say that. >> reporter: so he lied about that. >> well, i didn't say that and there would be nothing wrong if i did saint according to everybody that i've read today but i did not say that. >> reporter: he also aggressively shot down the notion that he ever asked comey for a pledge of loyalty. >> no i didn't say that and i didn't say the other. >> reporter: but it was clear in the overall the president was very pleased with the outcome on capitol hill yesterday. >> no collusion, no obstruction. he's

very, very, uh, happy and frankly james comey confirmed a lot of what i said. and some of the things that he said just weren't true. >> reporter: comey did illuminate a repeated problem for the president, tweets can have consequences. yesterday comey drew a straight line between the president's tweet about possibly having "tapes of his conversations with comey and the naming of the special prosecutor." comey says when he saw the tweet, he leaked information he knew would lead to mueller's appointment. >> it might be a tape and my judgment was i needed to get that out into the public square and so i asked a friend of mine to share the content of the memo with the reporter. >> reporter: but asked today if he did in fact have tapes, the president floated a tease. >> i'm not hinting anything. i'll tell you about it over a very short period of time, okay? okay. do you have a question here. >> when will you tell us. >> over a fairly short period of time. >> are there

>> you're going to be very disappointed when you hear the answer, don't worry. >> reporter: in an effort to discredit comey the president and his legal team are hammering the point that comey is a leaker. even democrats were critical of the former fbi director insisting if he and wanted to get the information out he went about it the wrong way. >> i think the director should have come to the public directly himself or come to congress and made those statements and clarified the record and not gone through a third party. >> reporter: the president's legal team is planning on filing a complaint with the inspector general's office at the department of justice as well ascending a letter to the sesenate judiciary committee in the early part about comey's leaks. in that letter they will detail what they say is evidence in the public records at the fbi going all the way back to march. at the white house, john roberts, fox news. >> it is one of the most closely watched primaries in the country. >> on tuesday, voters of

democratic primary voters will choose between lieutenant governor. the two candidates are running neck and neck in recent polls. as for the gop side frank wagner ed gillespie and prince william county board of supervisors chairman corey stewart. president trump and former president barack obama have not formally weighed in on the race. polls open at 6:00 a.m. tuesday. they close at 7:00 p.m. >> a leader at one of virginia's largest mosques has resigned after the prayer leader made comments in support of female genital mutilation. he says he decided to resign after hearing a lecture by the iman. he later posted an apology. the mosque board has denounced the imam's com

him on administrative leave. >> fox5 in the district, d.c. police want you to take a look at new surveillance video. take a look. they say this man is wanted for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman in march. it happened in the 2300 belong of cathedral of a northwest. you can see the victim stumbling around. she told police she has no memory of where she was that night or consenting to any sexual encounter. if you recognize the man with her there, and there's another look, give police a call. police on the hunt for a man who groped a woman o surveillance video shows the man walking up behind the woman 9 o'clock georgia of a northwest. the woman was fine but once again police looking for clues. >> if you are heading to ocean city this summer, you might be able to get your attention pretty easily actually. the beach patrol is updating its policy on topless sunbathing. workers are being told to document complaints but not approach topless women

this comes after a request last year to the worcester county state's attorney allow topless sunbathing. officials have not heard back as of right now. >> ♪ >> i swam with a t-shirt on myself until about age 13. [laughter] >> what are you saying. >> i'm just saying, you know, it's different strokes for different folks. >> yeah, no, absolutely. >> live look at the white house for you tonight on this night and, you know, we're looking at this weekend and, man, tonight was, you know, kind of -- it was nice out there but we're not going to see the same over the in excouple days. >> it's going to be nice to be at the beach definitely and kind of cool off in the water gwen. >> you two are set, me up all night long with these lead ins. >> what? we tried to help you out. >> okay. i'll remember that one then. all right. well t-with jim with his t-shirt on or off as he said, you know what, it's going to be a warm weekend but here's where we hit today temperature-wise. take a look. at all three

low 80's. right now not too bad out there. it's actually 75 degrees in the nation's capitol. 67 at dulles this hour, altimore at 71. we've got 70 at frederick and 64 degrees at culpeper. so, it's fairly mild and fairly comfortable. as far as what's ahead is concerned, well, we're looking at plenty of sunshine, not bad tonight, ridge of high pressure in control. i don't have very many clouds to speak about. we'll see a few clouds moving in tonight but it won't be too bad. the big story, the jet stream well to the north, the heat is kicking in. you're going have to definitely crank up the ac and find real good way to stay cool because we've got plenty of heat headed your way and it's going to be very hot once we get into the week as well. let's have a look at tomorrow's highs. we're talking a 90 degrees as far as tomorrow is concerned in the city and it's going to be fairly dry day but it's going to be a hot one. the warming trend begins tomorrow and the wait until you see what happens on the seven-day forecast t really heating it up. i'm going to have all those details a little bit later. back to you. >> all right, thanks gwen. who says there's

random act of kindness turns an old adage upside down. >> then the gridiron gets makeover. if you like to golf then you have to check out fedex field this weekend. we'll talk about that coming up. >> nothing holding back the dow right now. the blue chips up 89 points on friday closing at its 18th record high of the year. but if the tech heavy nasdaq did drop near 2 percent on friday. meantime drivers getting a big break at the pump at least this week. national average for regular unleaded gas dropping a bit a gallon now costing to dollars 35, that's just about the same twice it was this time last year and this might be a big reason why. oil prices falling for a third straight week now below 46, a 15 percent drop from the start of the year. with father's day a little more than a week away dad could be in store for a big day of presents. according to the national retail federation americans plan on spending

on father's gay gifts this -- dy gift. moms topped $23 billion. that's as it should be. that's business. i'm david asman. >> ♪ >> ♪♪

>> ♪ >> okay, so we've seen this battle before but now with a republican in the white house, the fight over raising the debt ceiling may be different this time. treasury secretary steve mnuchin is urging congress to pass a debt ceiling bill with no strings attach. nancy pelosi agrees but conservatives have a different take they want fiscal restraints since the debt ceiling is $20 trillion and

kindness. a washington state man paid the lunch debt for every student in his entire district. >> tom lee says he found out his kidneys are failing and his heart is not healthy enough for a transplant. so the ailments and support he got from loved ones got him to thinking about gratitude he offered to pay the entire lunch debt for every student. that wasn't a lot just $259. he said i'm going to go further paying off the lunch debt for every student in all 10 schools in his district. >> wow. >> i can't tell you how good that felt. we did okay in life and we savers and so and we worked at boeing for a long time and we did okay. so, you know, it's -- it was time to give back. >> we were even excited for the lunch women. >> yeah, yeah. the lunch ladies i figured they got -- on monday they didn't have to sit there and turn any children away. >> gratitude and thank you notes have been pouring in. some parents offered to send him on a trip one even offered to donate a

>> the greatest story of the day right there. >> really is. because you imagine there's so many kids out there who do deal with in whose parents don't have the money or they tone have it. >> yeah and it's hard for them to teal with it with their other peers and it's embarrassing at times too, yeah. >> good for him. >> an ohio woman comes up with a creative use for lint. >> one of her inspirations lebron james. how does lint and lebron james go together? we'll find out and explain after the break. >> oh, man. [laughter]

tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone.

>> ♪ >> what's the deal man? why are you naked? >> yeah. that's the question. police were trying to figure out when officers stopped this man wandering along a highway in florida this week. >> of course, florida. investigators in marion county believe the 18-year-old was on something. his tests did not come back positive. >> witnesses who saw this man walking around were surprised to say the least. >> first time i've seen it.

[laughter] i'm shocked. there's all kinds of kids walking through here and i'm like... >> now, we're told the suspect andrew humphries banged into a car before he started walking and undressing himself. when police confronted him he allegedly damaged two police cars. whoa, okay. that's the second or third story we've had that's very similar to this. >> here's the problem with this story because gwen told us before we keep setting her up. >> you're right. every single story we've talked about before we talked with gwen was about nakedness. >> i have one thing -- >> gwen's here. [laughter] >> all my viewers out there i know you got my back on this one, right? >> we had nothing to do with that. >> please. >> it just happened. >> post on facebook, use that that social media. >> that's brody logan home state. that only happens there. >> i'm from canada. we're not doing all that stuff. >> they give out medals

doing that in canada. >> we'll bring in florida weather. are you ready for it? what do you think about all of this. >> 90's are pretty hot. today was perfect but you know, whatever. it's summer. >> we'll be leaving 90 in the dust. just be prepared. remember you said that. prepare yourselves. the challenge will be to stay cool. don't use anything we said tonight on air to stay cool but just turn up your air conditioning. not a bad night tonight. we'll see a few clouds but generally pretty comfortable for our overnight tonight but lots of weekend sunshine. we'll see a few clouds but overall not bad. and the heat wave is really going to start to crank up by the time we get to sunday and got together to continue right into midweek. so, you know, just be prepared for all of that. here's a look at the highs for today. we didn't do too badly. low 80's across-the-board pretty close to where we should be as far as temperatures are concerned but in will definitely change. not much happening on satellite and radar. ridge of high pressure, bermuda high sliding its way

out to the east and that's really is continues to open the door for that southerly flow to kick in and we are going to be continue to see those temperatures rise and it's going to feel like august in the month of june. how about that? that pretty much puts it into perspective with you;, for you i should say. overnight tonight as i said pretty comfortable. 65 degrees in the city. elsewhere those temperatures into the low 60's, mid to high 60's to the south of us but pretty comfortable out there. we had a bit of a breeze today but those winds will be light for tonight and the humidity wasn't so bad, either. that will change, though, by the time we get to sunday. for tomorrow we'll be into the low 90's, ridge of high pressure. now, there is a trough to the north of us that we're going to really keep a little bit of an eye on and by saturday little bit of energy with a short wave and what's going to happen is we're going to see some of those clouds rolling in a little bit more tonight as a result of it but tomorrow with the instability, i can't rule out maybe an isolated passing shower or maybe even a rumble of thunder. just to the north

martinsburg so maybe hagerstown so just be aware of that and keep your eyes to the skies. sunday heats up to 90 and the humidity makes its way back into the picture. that unwanted house guest is going to be coming back. u.v. index sunday is going to be very high as we get the upper portion of the lower 90's to the mid 90's so just make sure you stay out of direct sunlight use lots of shade drink plenty of water, stay hydrated wear light clothing and limit your outdoor o activities t as we wrap it up for you heading to the beaches that will be a nice place to go. temperatures there will be into the 80's. the water temperature not bad at 65 degrees. so, here's a look at your fox5 accuweather 7-day forecast for you. you can see we're headed to the mid 90's by the time we get into the early part of the week. and it stays dry right through until hump day at 94 hot degrees. ooh, boy, break out the shades drink lots of water and try to

can. back to you. >> something you may have heard the expression one man's trah is another man's treasure that may be true some, especially for a woman from ohio. she collects lint from driers as one does and she says i'm going to make some artwork. sasandy buffy. she sells her art works. >> that's drier lint. that's amazing. >> lebron james he has three rings, four m.v.p.'s. >> doesn't have that. >> now he's got that. >> i bet she would give to it him. >> i don't think. >> jordan has that. >> how about a crying jordan. >> with gray lint going down -- streaming down. there was some crying going on at n

>> i did hear there's no crying in baseball but i think we're going to make a exception. >> we're making an exception for this win. when you work in this business you can get jaded over things. >> no. >> i know. who knew. over things that seem to happen over and over again at sporting events but this is not one of those things. lieutenant commander chris shutter was delivering a message to his family before they were set to throw out the first pitch before the game. then look at the look on his son's face when he sees the lieutenant wasn't just on video. he was in person surprising his family after his fourth tour of duty overseas. is there pollen in this room or something? oh. >> how sweet. >> it never gets old. >> never does. >> okay. to the game nats and the rangers tanner roark on the hill for the nats pitching and this is a quick come backer. look at the reflexes though

for roark smart enough to make the catch get the double play at first keeping the game scoreless until the fifth inning not so scoreless. nats down one-nothing. make that three nothing. he yokes one to left. roark gave up three runs. they lose at home five to two. fedex field you're used to seeing hard hits and 100-yard drives and this weekend you'll see both of those things in a different storm thanks to stadium lincs. they have turned the field into a nine hole golf course. i had a chance to play the links earlier today and, well, you'll see. [laughter] >> still opened and that means i can still tee off. i'm going to tee one off here before we kick it back. put me on the spot. >> yeah, on the spot i was. oh. [inaudible] >> wow. >> it didn't

will admit. >> where did it go? >> it wasn't my best effort. but i'll give myself credit for the fact that i stayed with it. >> oh, okay. >> i wanted to prove it wasn't all bad, yes, thanks to joe spevack for throwing me under the bus. this was a live tease walking, talking about what's coming up and i actually -- i need to be talking in the first one. >> you're saying that's what it was. >> that's what it was. this one went farther. it hit a chair, one of the seats. >> oh, good. >> so if anyone out there if you would like to play the links at fedex go to stadium llinks golf com. it's a cool event. you get the stadium basically to yourself. >> yeah, i could tell. >> they stagger out the tee times so you don't have people behind you trying to play you through so it's good. >> awesome, man. thank you. still ahead at 11:00 a push to get one prescription pain kille

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>> we showed you the couple moments of this with brody logan but we want to show you this again. the nats took the field against the rangers. they pulled off a surprise. >> her husband lieutenant commander chrisetteer has just completed his fourth deployment. they were reunited but we want to show you a little bit more of this event. fox5 photojournalist dan grutevich has more.

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>> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 11:00. >> ♪ >> right now at 11:00, high school seniors say they've been scammed as they planned a graduation get a way. what they're telling fox5 tonight as they search for answers. >> plus, motive unknown in a hit-and-run that hurd two police officers in adams morgan. >> and this year's gay pride weekend could bring in record crowds. what you need to know about getting around town this weekend. the news at 11:00 starts now. >> ♪ >> we'll have those stories in a moment. first we begin with record temperatures expected this weekend. thanks for joining us, i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm jim lokay. tony and shawn are off tonight. just how hot will it get? with the answers here's gwen. >> it's definitel definitely goe hot

temperatures staying in the 90's well into the first part of next week. so, get prepared for an ac bill and as well once again, the challenge as i always say is to stay cool. we didn't do too bad right on the money 84 degrees at reagan national, 80 at dulles and 80 at bwi thurgood marshall. it was a bit breezy. we had lots of sunshine. it was comfortable with low humidity. that will change by sunday. ridge of high pressure is in control and the as a result of that, we are not seeing much happening in our sky conditions. we do have a trough to the north of us, so that will bring in a few clouds in the overnight hours but not that much that will make much of a difference with plenty of sunshine by tomorrow t and as we take a look at our forecast for tonight, we're talking 65 degrees. it will be a warm night. winds from the southwest at five to 10 miles an hour. so, pretty comfortable for sleeping. not all bad. actually i remember when 65 was a