this is fox5 local news at ten. right now at ten, three water rescues in our area within the zero minutes a and one of them turned deadly. as you look for relief from the heat, first responderses have an important warning. someone bumping into could turn out to be so

more. two pick pockets putting their hands where they don't belong. i hope your cool dwea, the end is in site. i'll let you know what to expect on wednesday. fox5 local news at ten starts right now. we're going to begin tonight with breaking news, two drowngs and two near drownings as people tried to cool off. two of the incidents happened in montgomery county. fox5's marina maracco is live with the details and a warning from officials. >>reporter: for about 90 minutes, montgomery county fire and ems worked some extremely serious calls and just so you get a sense of where exactly those calls came from you'll see on the map itses was literally across the county knit, the first one mapping right at five at the howard county george reservoir. that is a confirmed drowning and then two near drownings one at six:15 in the white oak area of silver springs

6:30 tonight at potomac at a private residence. the calls rather all started here at the rocky george reservoir where a greuch of young adults were swimming. one man went under never came up. howard county rescue team was already in the water. they were running training exercises and they were alerted and assisted the crews in the search. the body then turned up about an hour after they initiated the search. i think it's just human nature that folks will assembly around water to cool off and all that, even more reason for all of us that are caregivers and providers to keep an eye on especially young children, but any time anyone is near water use extreme care and keep an eye out, especially young kids. and the calls continued here in montgomery county at about six:15 this evening in white oak a

at a community pool. he was spotted face down just under the water's surface by a lifeguard who began the life saving measures. crews arrived and then continued resuscitation efforts. the child was then transported to an area hospital in h critical condition and then 15 a minutes later another call, this one in potomac on coral drive, a woman in her early 20s at the bottom of l pool in cardiac arrest. in extremely critical condition. all three now under investigation. live tonight in montgomery county, marina maracco, fox5 local news. >> meanwhile residents of a capital hill neighborhood are stunned following the tragic loss of a two year old at a home-based daycare. the child apparently drowned in a pool. investigators are trying to find out what happened. teisha lewis is live with the

>>reporter: shawn and tony we just learned that first spoarnds arrived to this home a couple minutes after the call went out over dispatch. they tell me that when they arrived bystanders were performing cpr on this little l boy. that's when they immediately took over, performed cpr enroute to the hospital and then were told that the boy was pronounced dead at the hospital. neighbors say that this daycare inside this home over my left shoulder is highly sought off across the neighborhood, even so all it takes is a split second without supervision and less than two inches of water for a tragedy like this to happen. i've known the childcare provider for a very long time. i've known her daughter for over 30 years. we went to school together from elementary through high school and she's actually the childcare provider that i wanted to have myo he to care for my child when my daughter was first

can only imagine the disbelief for tiffany may and others in this capital hill east neighborhood when they heard a two year old boy died after an apparent drowning here. i think it's so sad. it's unfortunate incident that happened because she's such a good caregiver. she's very meticulous about what she does. she cares for the children as if they're her own which is why she comes highly recommended by those who know her in the neighborhood. the office of the state superintendent of education confirms this is a licensed child development home in the district. they are investigating the incident. and it's so uber driver fortunate for her as well as the parents of that child i mean because it's just not an easy thing to deal w. i'm shocked. i didn't expect that to happen. it should be -- this neighbor& didn't want to show his face on television because he saw police and investigators swarm the kiddie

he's known the people for decades. i've known them for years. very nice people. and they've been here, too. >> yes. >> more than 10 percent of pool-related deaths of young children reportedly happen in what are best known as kitty pools. the state superintendent of education which oversees these day care centers says it was a license. in a statement e-mailed to fox5 a say their thoughts and prayers are with the family. they are investigating this incident along with police and also child and family services. i did ask them tonight if there were any other prior incidents here at this facility and they could not give us an answer just yet. they're looking into that. teisha lewis, fox5 local news. >> if you step out there tonight you're going to find it's still pretty warm although we're not north in the 930s like we were in the day. the question

see a break with the heat at any time soon. >> it was rough today, wasn't it? if you step out tonight you will almost struggle l to get your breath it is that humid especially with dewpoints in many areas up and over 730-degrees. the actual high temperatures tonight we're not in the record books at reagan at 95. we did break the record at 19 the four that tied the record of bwi they got up to 97. if you think that's hot, la guardia got up to 101-degrees, newark, new jersey, 99. a check of temperatures right now it's still pretty steamy out there. you're right there aren't many places in the 90s. we're darn close in d.c. at 86-degrees. the coolest temperature really on the map right now is in culpeper at 76. i want to show you these dewpoints. it's a great indicator of how humid it is. when the due point is over 730 that is considered oppressive. the due point

in d.c., 77 in quantico, 730 at dulles and baltimore, even annapolis due point is 73. that means there's a tremendous amount of moisture in the air. it also affects the hay index temperature or how it feels to you and it feels like 93 in the district, 92 dwant could he, 92 yap larks 82 manassas, very steamy out there. the good news is today was the last of the really hot days in this particular heatwave. tomorrow we may still heat 930 but what is going to break it are the thunderstorms that we're expecting tomorrow afternoon any of which could have some pretty heavy rain with them and they'll be slow movers, too. we'll be on the lookout tomorrow afternoon for that. it's a frontal boundary up through pennsylvania. it will be another hot day, 80s to near 90 but when the front slides on through it will squeeze out a lot of moisture in the form of slow moving afternoon evening and thuntd storms. that will bring an end to this

june heat. i'm happy to see that you're not going to have to deal with mid 90s tomorrow but i want to keep an eye on your fox5 free weather app and we'll be here tomorrow keeping you informed of the storms tomorrow. >> we'll have more in a minute. thank you, sue. >> we have a warning tonight from d.c. police, a team of pick pocketses are ripping people off. they were called on sewer tape last week. two men walked into an office building approached a person in an elevator, took items from the person's pocket and then walked carefully out of the building. if you recognize the alleged pick pocketers call d.c. police in fairfax county a substitute teacher is facing serious charges tonight foray temperaturing to have sex with a student. this is t # year old that teem and del ram in, he was arrested by reston police last night

to meet a young girl to sex. he is charged with solicitation of a minor. >> we're still on verdict watch tonight in the billion cosby sexual assault trial. he's accused of descrugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand back in 2002. they just wrapped with stwo of their deliberations they'll continue their deliberations tomorrow at 9 a.m. they reviewed more than a dozen passages from his 2005 and 2006 deposition. they also reviewed excerpts where he gave her three friends. he later told police what he was talking about the pills benadryl. the jury also wanted to know without her knowledge meant in one of the charges against the comedian, but the judge said he he could not define that for the jurors. if convicted billion cosby could face up to more than 30 years in prison. former

dennis rodman had nothing to do with a university of virginia student being release from korea. otto warm beer who had been serving a 15 year prison term was freed just as rodman arrived. he has been in a coma for over a year. claims that he contracted botch list many following his trial and was given a sleeping pill from which he never woke up. the state department declined to provide details on his releasor his health condition. mr. comey said that there were matters with respect to the recusal that were problematic and he couldn't talk about them. what are they? >> why don't you tell me. they are non senator widen. there are none. i can tell you that for absolute certainty. we can -- this is

being leaked out there about me and i don't appreciate it. talk about a heated exchange, is that was or oregon facing off with attorney jeff sessions during his hearing on capital hill today. the attorney general said it was a detestable and a appalling lie to suggest that he parts pailted in or was aware of any collusion between russia and the trump campaign. sessions denied having a meeting with russian officials at the mayflower hotel last year adding that he could not recall any private conversations and finally sessions defended the fact that he recused himself and then participated in the firing of former fbi director james comey. >> just in case you didn't know it is primary day right hero oh well, we're in the district but it's primary day in virginia. democratic and republican voters hit the polls to decide who they want for governor. nearly all of the votes are counted tonight nearly the 9 percent of the

can tell you on the democratic side the associated press has declared lieutenant governor ralph northam the winner. he has 56 percent of the vote. his opponent tom perriello 44 percent of the vote. governor terry mcauliffe much of the political establishment backed northam over per ellie. >> on the republican side former national committee chairman ed gillespie is in a dog fight with prince william board of senators corey stuart gillespie holds a narrow lead over stuart h three to 42 percent. the other candidate in the race frank wagner is a distinct third with just 13 percent of the vote. stay with fox5 on the air and online for the latest primary results. we will continue to give the latest information as soon as we get it. an intense man hunt is underway right now in georgia. police are de

inmates who killed two guards at a prison. the parent of a local teenager shot to death on the eve of his high school ed gracious is sharing graduation is sharing his story only on fox5 a. we'll be right back.

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happening now, a massive man hunt is underway for a pair of escaped inmates in put in an county, georgia. the county sheriff's' office say done i row and ricky due beaus broke through a gait on a transport bus and then shot and killed two guards before get investor way with their guns. they kar jacked a green honda civic before they fled the scene. row is serving a life sentence without parole for armed rob rirks depose was also behind bars for robbery. it has been a week since two teenagers were shot to death in montgomeryville age. shot in a disar and ar rof were quilled the day before they were supposed

northwest germantown. they were reportedly selling extra graduation tickets when they were shot. the night he was killed nothing seemed off at eul. upstairs he's got a very neat, clean, orderly room. that's not the signs of somebody who is stressed out. at some point in time a person's conscious he -- they may not have committed the crime, but if they know it and don't come forward they're going to live with the fact, especially if there's another victim later. >> sib rof was born in russia. his body is being sent there for burial. in a disar has already been laid to rest. at least six people were killed in the past 24 hours and the murder rate in baltimore continues to sore. the police commissioner calls the murders unconsciousable. he ordered the officers to work 12

2350 in the city there year. >> we have been reporting for months now about the growing opioid problem in our region and across the country. maryland is taking action to help people who may have overdosed. the department of health and mental hygiene issued an order that orders pharmacies to stock in a locks own. it can reverse an overdose. several months ago governor larry hogan signed a billion giving better access to the drug. a billion that would make it easier to fire employees at the department of affairs is now heading to president trump's desk. the house overwhelming passed the billion today. the senate passed a similar version last week. president trump had campaigned on fixing the v.a. system which for years has come under fire for mismanagement. >> well, it is hot outside so you can just imagine what it is like inside the metro tunnels and stations that don't

metro is having trouble pumping cold air inside the dupont circle and farragut station on the redline. the metro station came in with a fix. it is going to pump cool air. the lack of ac is not the only problem metro had to deal with. today the bethesda station closed for a short time after the escalators and elevators stopped working. it was too hot for people to walk up and down the long line of stairs. so metro closed the station for about 30 minuteses while crews worked to get moving again. ending up on the naughty or nice list can all depend our name. >> i thought it depended on how acted. >> that's a different list. >> why president trump made the phone call to the mayor of a small chesapeake bay island. that's neck. and tomorrow morning the crew will wake up bright and early starting at 46789. 25 a.m. they will have some of the

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>> new at ten tonight, president trump reportedly called the mayor of a tiny island in the high temperature chesapeake bay after learning it overwhelmingly supported him. according to the daily times salsbury maryland the president called jameses ridge about the threat the village faces from the rising see level. escort says the president told him not to level saying the island has been there for hundreds of years and will be around for hundreds more. about 87 percent of tan just so we're clear residents voted for president trump. >> if your child seems to get into trouble frequently his or her name may be to blame. the name blame game. a

teachers use to track students' behaviors. the top three naughty boyses' names are joseph, cameron and william. the top three names of the worst behaved girls are ella, bethany andette ethyl nor. i swear i saw sue down there. if you one of those housewives shows. >> fox5 news at 10:30 is coming up next. hey, jim and sarah. >> sarah with an h, troublesome sarah with no h troublesome. >> i was going to say sarah tops the list. a rape at the university of virginia. the paternity who sued the magazine just won a big settlement but they won't keep a chu

cash. a psychologist talks about the impact of the stress that comes from your dale drive when you react up the heat it can be really tough to take, that is for sure. good news, today was the last of the super hot days, the heatwave is breaking down. we'll talk about what you can expect hour by hour on wednesday. coming up, the news a at 10:30 is next.

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>> this is fox5 local news at 10:30. right now at ten:30 people trying to escape the heat end up in danger, the latest on the multiple drownings and water rescues in our area. then sessions takes center stage on capital hill. the white house doing damage control over reports there

the counsel interfering with russian interference. could your commute giving you posttraumatic stress disorder. a psychologist weighs in. the 10:30 starts now. good evening, everyone i'm sarah simmons. up first, a two year old boy dead after an accidental drowning in the district. teisha is live with the late osmose that. reporter roar. >>reporter: really a tragedy in this capital hill east neighborhood. it happened at a home-based daycare. here's what we know so far, the daycare is licensed. the first responders when they arrived bystanders were performing cpr. they then took over. they performed cpr on route to the hospital where the child was pronounced dead. th neighbors tell us this incident happened in a kiddie pool. >> rescue crews also had a busy night. marina maracco with the details on this one. >>reporter: 90 minutes of extremely critical calls

right to those calls. the first one coming in at about 5:00 this afternoon right the at the howard county line at the rocky george reservoir, a confirmed drowning, a young man along with a group of friends went out swimming. he went under but never came back up until his body was found. a five-year old found floating face down. and the most recent call out of potomac happening at about 6:30, crews pulled out a woman from bot objection to the form of a house pool in cardiac arrest. both the woman and the five-year old child transported to area hospitals in critical condition and there is a winner on the democratic side tonight in the virginia gubinatorial primary. lieutenant governor beat his opponent. perriello with h 4 percent of the votes. the associated press has declared ed gillespie the wifner over

stuart. gillespie ahead of stuart 43 to h 2 percent. fox5 bo like to extend an invitation to mr. northam and mr. gill less pi to join us on fox5 news morning tomorrow. let's check in with sue now and get the latest on our weather out there it has been a scorcher of a day i would like it to cool down. & think you have a lot of company in that department, sarah and jim. i'll tell you what, tonight the humidity has really come up. it was bad this afternoon, but it's really bad tonight. one of our staffers went outside a little while ago and said a it was hard to breathe as you hit the wall of humidity. we're seeing some places with dewpoints in the mid 730s tonight. that is really tropical humidity. what that means tomorrow as a frontal boundary gets closer we will likely have more widespread storms. we have isolated storms mainly west. any storms we see tomorrow could feature heavy rain and they would be slow moving. the potential for a little bit a flash flooding if we get

a marginal risk of some of these being strong to maybe severe especially south of d.c. good news, temperatures are on their way down tomorrow. we'll be around 930-degrees tomorrow, i know that's not terrific, but it's way better 95 and 97. the tradeoff as we go back to normal is frements -- the temperatures are better, but the pattern is a little unsettled. a frontal boundary will be nearby and there will be some rounds of showers and thunderstorms that we're going to have to dodge starting tomorrow and really right on through the weekend, maybe even into monday of next week. again, a check of temperatures at this hour as well as the summer count down we're still in the 80s in many areas, summer officially begins in ate days on june 21, but i think we'd be hard pressed to believe it didn't begin a few days ago. we'll have your seven day forecast in a few minutes. >> president trump in wisconsin today for a jobs

apprenticeship event. the white house reacting to attorney general jeff sessions testimony white house sources tell fox news they were happy about the attorney general's testimony today saying he has impressive. in particular going hard against senators by den and wind describing. president trump seemed unconcerned with the events unfolding on capital hill in wisconsin with victims of obamacare and then focusing of his attention of the millions of jobs left open because workers lack the skills to fill them. before he left the white house the president made known what he thinks is important. attorney lynch made gave hillary clinton a free pass in protection totally illegal. the president was also taking fire today for a statement made by a friend of

his, news max ceo chris ruddy who suggested president trump was considering the removal of special counsel robert mueller. i think he's considering& praption terminating the special counsel. the statement prompted front page headlines. the and outrage from democrats. i don't think that congress would sit still and allow the president pick his own investigator. mueller is widely respected by both people on both sides of of the aisle and we've heard a lot of members speak out about him since he was selected as the perfect choice. testifying before the senate judiciary committee deputy attorney general rod rosenstein said any demand to fire him would have to pass a high bar. i'm not going to follow any orders unless i believe those are lawful and appropriate orders. under the regulation special counsel mueller may be fired only for good cause. if they're not good cause it wouldn't matter to me what anybody says. the speaker of the house also weighed in. all i've heard so far a

rumors. i think in the best case forth president is to be vindicated by allowing this investigation to go on. the president's legal team is throwing cold water on the claim telling fox news ruddy got his information on the team by watching abc this week and misinterpreted what he said. that is an issue that the president with his advisors would discuss if there was a basis. today rudy sought to clarify his comments. i did not talk to the president about the issue. i do not believe he will fire him. i believe he has the legal right to do it. i do believe it was considered as an option. sources tell fox news president trump was upset about the fire storm ruddy ignited and dispatched his communications team to get the clarification and the president took aim at the press for not checking the facts. fake times is an all-time high, where

apologize to me for all the incorrect stories. he's got the big cuba ageneral disa coming up at the end of the week. the white house has been unable to go out w more than a few days without an issue rearing its head. >> there is more fallout tonight from the discredited story published by rolling stone about an alleged sexual assault on the uva campus. the story came out in 2014. it claimed a woman was gang raped on the cam sus. they sued the rolling stone and they decided to settle the suit. they will donate to groups that provide sexual assault awareness and prevention training. next at 10:30, the impact of your commute on your stress levels. i believe your long drive or your metro ride giving you

forget the unite corn frap chin oh, a lying gear, a cross between a lion and a tiger. arby's lie gear is a cream cyst california milk shake with stripes. for a limitedded time the shake will be available until the end of june. high anxiety over new highs on wall street. a new survey from merrill lynch shows 44 percent of professional investors believe the stock market is too high. that is a record high and it comes as the do you and the s & p 500 and the russell 2,000 all hitting new all-time highs. meanwhile the hits keep coming for retailer sears now saying it's cutting 400 full-time jobs many of the positions

corporate office in illinois. if you'll recall the company recently announced its closing stores because of slumping sales. the publisher of magazines fortune, times slashing 300 positions. that's about 4 percent of its workforce. verizon finalizing its four and a half billion dollar of yahoo on tuesday. marissa meyer is stepping down. reports say she's walking away with 23 million bucks in severance pay and that doesn't include the value of her stock holdings. that's business. i'm david asman. man.

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disorder long after we've reached our destinations. slowly but surely it seeps into our consciousness and it could have long-lasting effect. i've seen people with serious problems with anxiety when they get t stuck. experts recommend finding ways to cope with the constant stress of commuting and try distracting yourself. that's all you see when you take public transportation. everybody is on their phones. >> and sometimes, too, while anchoring newscasts. you should probably focus on that. i think the days of going in a subway car and seeing any interaction are over and done with which may sometimes be for the best. parents you have struggled with this for years. how do you get your kids to eat the vegetables it is not just kids -- it's not just kids who often skip eating the hell i stuff, adultses do the same thing. they presented

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the second straight night nasa has to scrap a launch to create artificial clouds. the launch was supposed to take place from wallops flight facility this evening. they were trying to release canisters about 100 miles up in the air. it was too cloudy out to create the vapor spacers in the sky. they are trying to track particles as they move in space. that cost me 30 minutes of my life. i was glued to the internet. it could create colorful clouds. they said blue, green and red vapor. the launch can still happen. they have until the 18th to try to get it to go. i hope we get to see it, it's kind of exciting. today another hot one. this is last of the really scorching days. tomorrow less scor chicago. more like 90. is that a meteorological term. >> i just invented it. >> sushis going to stand in fron

that she's human. >> i'm going to slowly put my hands autopsy than you'll believe me. tonight is so crazy. maybe you saw a gorgeous sun get like this. we have a cloud cover in our direction. most of the storms did not get close. omar and is diseem a always looking out for a good sunset. he said tonight it was quite the firely sunset. that's what the missing icons are. i'm sure you all felt it as well. very uncomfortable. ninety-five at dulles, did break the record and the record was tied at bwi at 97 and that's an old one. i think it goes back to the 19 350s. we do get hot in june but we're about to get less who the or less scor chicago. it's 86-degrees right now. but most people still in the 80s an incredible humidity makes the

now in the district feel like 93-degrees. ninety-two in quantico. eighty-seven at dulles. it's going to be real hard to cool off obviously tonight. we're going to keep it partly cloudy, very humid. most areas will be in the 70s, maybe even some low 830s out there. tomorrow closer to 90-degrees. a changeup a frontal boundary coming. >> pennsylvania is going to create some clouds and some scattered thunderstorms any of which could have some pretty heavy rain with them. be aware of that. we cool off significantly on thursday to 82-degrees but we can't rule out a few showers on thursday as well. here we go with one more hot day, but not as sizzling as today was. upper 80s to near 90. very humid. any storms we can get could squeeze out a lot of moisture. i know there was one storm that we saw out here in the shan and dough a value that dropped two

wednesday is severe risks. pretty low for hail for the gusty winds and tornadoes, but moderate for flash flooding. that's something we'd be watching tomorrow. everything today down to the south. on to the seven day forecast because as early as 1:00 we may see this start to develop which is why temperatures may not be able to get too high in the upper 80s to near 90. you can see that they're widely scattered but a lot more than we had today. you can see the bright reds and oranges indicating heavy rain. by 9:00 most the threat south and west of d.c. and by 11:00 we're pretty much done it with. the bermuda high kicks out to see replaced with a high pressure system. which we'll get down to 82 on thursday. we have a daily chance of thunderstorms even going into the weekend when we begin to warm up again and get more

rule out a thunderstorm. we'll start coming north over the weekend. keeps us unsettled but pretty gorgeous on tuesday. >> thank you, sue. coming up next, fox5 news at 11. shawn and tony. >> controversy is surrounding the new national museum of african-american history and culture. coming up tonight at 11 find out why the multiple shots see em is at the center of a new lawsuit. tonight we're following breaking news from oversees. a massive fire in london right now. firefighters are trying to contain the flames that have engulfed a highrise. we'll have all the late breaking (man) hmm. what do you think? ♪ (stranger) good mornin'!

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hometown a shout jut. a look at kate did i's impact there. everybody in d.c., virginia, he's family and that's what we think of him. kd. we know kevin. it was almost like a sense of relief not only for me, but it was like a sense of relief knowing that all of the work that kevin has put in, all of the time and effort that he has put in, a sense of relieve, a sense of pride and a sense of joy. it's a sense of pride because everybody around here, we don't look at kevin as kd, we there at him as kevin. he's been around since he was eight, nine years old. everybody knows him. everybody feel as though he's family. it's an overall sense of pride and accomplishment. if a kid like kevin can do it, it's possible& anybody can do it. it wouldn't surprise

through these doors. >> after a the season is over and he has sometime, the scoreboards that he donated. the bleachers that we have here, he also refurbished our basketball court out back. the whole room dedicated to kevin. so he's done more than you can even imagine. the kids being able to see that is because they see him. you know they are used to seeing him. they've seen the work that kifn has put in. he's come down and work with these guys individually himself. like i said, them being able to see him almost saying i can do it because i know kevin. i seen the work he put in. if i can put in the work then i can accomplish the same goals. >> a loft people wanted to see him come home. he obviously didn't, but doesn't forget where he comes from. >> that's true. >> and he achieved the dream. >> somebod

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