she is no longer with us. but they do say that she does want -- they do want justice for her death. >> a child was murdered. it has nothing to do with any specific community, regardless of, you know, her background, or her religion. this affect the whole country. >> and it has had a profound effect here locally, as well. take a closer look. you can see, this is a makeshift memorial right next to me. again, makeshift memorial with balloons, and flowers, people all day have been coming by, paying tribute to nabra. as of now detective are not releasing details about what happened to her. they say that this is an ongoing investigation, they do tell me that nabra was assaulted, again, once in fairfax county and the other in lowden county. like you mentioned, they are looking into whether one of those was a sexual assault. again,

family members right now, they are still trying to make sense of this tragedy. and in the meantime, they say, they are now discussing changing their security policy at the mosque. >> we have to help each other making sure that everyone who comes into the center or any other center for that mat is her safe and taken care of, so, you know, we're working dill renzly to making sure everybody failsafe and just to give everybody that, you know, ease, and peace, knowing that they can come and be safe at the adams center. >> reporter: again, we here right next to this makeshift memorial. now, nabra's funeral is tomorrow at 1:30 at the adams center we're told by fellow community members, already seen such an outpouring of support on social media with that hashtag, justice for nabra. we expect to see more people attends tomorrow's funeral, as women. and also, continuing to update you on this investigation, again, more and more

vigils being held not only here but all across the country so again keep it here and stay with us, fox5 local news for now reporting live in fairfax county tonight, fox5 local news. >> more information now on those vigils, that kristin mentioned, planned city is around the country. right now at least ten vigil in her honor. many of them are taking place tonight. the others, late another week, including one, at lake ann plaza in rest continue. for a list every all of the locations, and times of those vigils, you can visit the website fox5 five. com. >> her story gaining world-wide attention, it is trending on social media, some posts include the hash tal -- hashtags, other of photos wearing head scarf or picture of her, herself. meantime, following news out every belgium where explosion like sounds was heard in brussels. soldiers have neutralized the suspect, the main square in the city evacuate. brussels police tweeted there was an incident with a individual at the station, but

is under control. >> people in alexandria are gathering in evening, to mark the official re-opening of eugene simpson's stadium park. the ballfield turned into a crime scene you will remember last week when gunman opened fire at congressional republican baseball practice. five people were wounded, including house majority whip steve scalise, tonight's event will responds the first responders put their own lives at risk for others. more now, tisha? >> reporter: czar, a the message here tonight is all about taking back simpson park, in fact, you can feel that energy in the air. we are here on the field, along with a lot of other people. you can see, again, the message here tonight is all about taking back simpson park here in alex andre a you can see the set up taking place, again, the re-opening ceremony starts at 6:30, with little league games to

this is community wide event, the first of its kinds since the shooting here. now, again, expecting these little league teams, along with athletes from across the area, you can see, some of them, behind me here, just getting ready, we're also expecting elected officials in alexandria police, fire representatives, on hands to throw out the first ceremonial pitch. all athletes in the city were invited to common the field. once the ceremony start, again, players were encourage today wear their jerseys, also told there will be massive group photo with all of the athletes in front of this, the big simpson scoreboard. alexandria little league coach says the message again here all about the community and overcoming adversity and recon firming that this field, this area, this neighborhood, is family friendly place. >> i think they new what was going on, schools explained, they think, they've watched the news, at first they were little worried, now they're kind, you know, more exploratory

god nobody killed here. that will kind of alleve agents some of the blackness, but bottom line kids are ready to play, the community ready to get behind them. the ceremony tonight is to move beyond last week. >> re-opening ceremony was rescheduled after last night's storm, in addition to the re-opening ceremony will also be the ends of season picnic for the harris teeter team tonight playing against the hunt team, those teams matching up, 14 years old, again, they are again old enough to know exactly what happened. some little children here, that may be not quite understanding what happened. but just happy to make a return to this area and this park and this baseball field. tisha lewis, fox5 local news. >> and there was steady stream of people that have been stopping by the rayburn office building, they're donating blood in

representative steve scale east, four others wounded in last week's shooting, blood drive north carolina representative patrick mc hendrick, house republicans, gop members were not the only ones turning out for the blood drive, number of democrats also showed up. >> we're going to use this as an opportunity to raise awareness, have the blood drive obviously, and we all were touched and moved by what happened last week, to our friend and colleague. so, you know, wanted to make sure i got over here, schedule permitting, happy to be here and take part. >> the blood drive will resume on thursday. and it will run from 9:30 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon at the rayburn house office building. fox5 montgomery county where man who may have been pan lands link was struck and killed this morning, happened in germantown, woman lost control over her suv, three other hurt in the collision, shutdown parks for hours. fox5's paul wagner has the

story. was killed here this morning, never had a chance. he was standing on that median, at great seneca highway, in middle brooke road, when he was struck by a toyota tuv. the collision so violent, his body was carried as far as as 50 yards. when that suv came to a stop. >> the man who was killed was well known to the people who lived near the intersection every middle brooke road and great seneca highway. his shocking death leaving many of them stunned. >> a shame. i don't know how he's never in the street. he's never in the road. >> elizabeth parkinson said she would sometimes give the man money, and invite him to church. no one new his real name. police only described him as being in his 60s. >> just a shame that this had to happen, you know? right in front of my house. crazy, craze. >> i from skyfox, we can show you where the man was standing, when he was hit by the suv. his body carried quite a distance, uphill, before the vehicle struck a

>> preliminary investigation indicates that a toyota suv was traveling westbound on middle brooke road, as it approached great seneca highway. the vehicle left the roadway striking the pedestrian who was at least preliminarilly we believe on the median. and then continued into the intersection of great seneca highway, once in that intersection, the toyota struck a ford expedition. >> the driver of the ford expedition was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. a relative of the driver of the toyota, the striking vehicle, says the woman was coming home from work, at the time of the crash. was hospitalled when neck and back injuries. >> we have a lot evidence to collect. what we're seeing on the roadway, and i'm not so sure that we don't have some skidmarks. >> police will now be looking to see if alcohol or drugs, medical condition, or even fatigue, may have played a role. >> the mon

police crash reconstruction team on the scene now for hours, taking measurements, and trying to determine exactly what happened. there are no charges so far and even if there are, we may not see them for weeks to come. in montgomery county, paul wagner, fox5 news. >> victim 64 year old richard lee cooper. at this point still not sure where he is from. >> coming up at 5:00 almost dozen 7-eleven stores targeted throughout the area. >> mo police say is responsible for the string of crimes. >> and changes coming after the death of a warm beer, what the company that prom ills dollars safe travels in north korea are now saying. >> details on intense relations between russia, iran, and the us over that situation in syria. caitlin? >> high there, sarah, after the severe weather yesterday, didn't we deserve a perfect summer afternoon just like today. temperatures in the mid 80s, low humidity, nice breeze, and guess what, summer officially begins right after midnight tonight. so the first day of summer tomorrow it, will fee

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seemed a lot lower and it was nice and sunny out there, caitlyn. when we left or when i walked out at one:30 last night it was still oppressive. >> it was. q. i thought is tomorrow really going to be better. but it was, thank goodness. what a relief today. we scoured out the humidity after a cold front moved through overnight just in time for summer season to officially begin. we're calling it one day but it's right after midnight tonight. that is when the summer solve tas occurs. tomorrow we'll feature the longest daylight of the year. and then we'll start missing a minute or two as we go further. even though we peak at our heating with the summer solve tas or at least climate troj cli we start to lose daylight afterwards. eighty-five in washington, 86 in annapolis, 79 down there and leonardtown. frederick, 85 martinsburg and 81 in quum beer land, but the dewpoints

yesterday. we lost all the humidity that was in the air that helped spark all the thunderstorms yesterday afternoon and evening. diseu points running into the low and mid 60s. not bad in shall what than to, but where it's really noticeable are in the higher elevations. look at that, only 46 in frederick. visible satellite showing the fair weather clouds that have popped with the daytime heating today. overall very fair weather. it was a beautiful afternoon. it will be a really nice warm summer evening, too. 83-degrees by 7 p.m. eighty-seven by 9 p.m. overnight tonight it's still only 70 in the city, but look at the cooling north and west. sixty-one in frederick. day i say 50s in the upper higher elevations. it's hot tomorrow and we'll talk about the incoming humidity and the return of some thunderstorms chances thanks to some tropical moisture headed our way for the second half of the workweek. >> back to you

tonight who organized the group to north korea says it will no longer take americans to the country. nor beer is the uva student who died days after coming back from nor korea. last year warm beer was sentenc ed to 15 years with hard labor in north korea. doctors say he came back to the us with severe brain damage but it's still unclear exactly how that happened. >> developing tonight, tensions are high between russia, iran and the us. this after the us shot down an armed iran yoan drone in syria early this morning. this marks the second i require and shot down by the u s in less than a month. it started on sunday an american f 18 jet fighter shooting than a sirry and \war\what are plane. in response, russia announces that all us aircraft flying west of you freight easeiv

down. today australia announc ing it will pull p its aircraft from the anti isis administration. us forces are ready to if needed. we're still communicating. i'm also confident that our forces have the capability to take of themselves. fox news has also learned that a russian fighter jet reportedly coming within five feet of the aircraft. coalition members are now pushing a diplomatic solution hoping cooler heads will prevail and the focus will return to the fight against isis. we wish to build the ways and means of a political solution which allows for stability and an end to the criticize. the stand off comes at a delicate time. the government is pushing hard against isis and central syria while us backed curtis forces are closing in on rocca the self

propelled isis capital. i'm here to protect my country and my people from isis. we will protect our people and our land until the end. president trump says he's almost ready unveil his overall strategy for defeat ing isis but there's been no specific timetable yet for this announcement. former california governor arnold shorts nationer is blasting president trump for withdrawing the us from the climate deevment it came during the as you trail a convention in industry even a americans have not abandoned the environmental protections creat ed. when people ask me, arnold, aren't you concerned about the environment? i always tell them this is not a party issue. this is a people's issue . sth is an issue about creating a future for our

and grandchildren to be proud of >> since the united states withdrew from the agreement schwartz nationer has been credit critical of president trump both publicly and on social media. he believes local governments will help protect the environment. they have disee contained four family members, a driver was armed with a gun and explosives and the crash set off a firely blast. the attacker died at the scene but french authorities how he was able to keep a gun permit de spite being flagged for links to extremism. people being affected by the massive to your fire in london getting some help from adele. this time the help getting some brave firefighters a lot of inmates will jump at the chance to escape. the hunt for a sexual pred take iter continues tonight. the newly sewerville

that was release that shows the suspect's bizarre action following the assault. if you have a tip give us a call at 202-895-3000 or e-mail at fox5tips@wttg.com. fox5tips@wttg.com.

it seems pretty appropriate. that is adele she is offering up her support following the devastating fire in london from last week. the grammy winning song. she popped up in the chelsea fire station to meet some of the firefighters that battled the fire that killed at least 79 people. they posted these pictures of her visit on facebook.

london native. i love her laugh . she is there for a very important reason. the firefighters also held a moment of silence. she's a funny lady which i'm sure helps lighten the motive. we when we saw the video of that coming across the wires last week, it was stunning . just imagine that happening anywhere. by the way, adele is not the only one lending some support. some of the uk l talent met to contribute. louie tomlin son worked today at nottingham studios. its is speaker heeded by shimon kowl. it is hoped to race some money for the families who lost their homes. single is a over troubled waters. a being of inmates being

saving a guard's life. one of the guards passed out. the day it was nearly 80-degrees, humidity at 10 percent. all six inmates helped the deputy by performing cpr and calling 911. the deputy family members provided a free lunch with desert to the inmates as a thank you for doing the right thing. a little closer to home d.c. police officers were called to do a little more than their routine duties. over the weekend two officers rescued a chicago what you what named max you can see the officer holding the other officer's feet to try to get down there. max made it out safe and is doing just fine if you look at that picture at first and you don't see a dog involved. >> what is going on. >> we better quickly explain what is happenig here. >> targeting convenient stores. matt ackland has the details on the string of robberies across the area. hey, matt. >>reporter: a group of five men

seven elevenths across our area tonight we've got the video and we'll talk to a clerk. that's coming up in the live report. democrats, they go right to the congressional budget office demanding a copy of the senate's healthcare billion. did they get it? we're going to take a look coming up. a man impersonating police, the warning for cops in montgomery county as they look for more victims. we're back after this.

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>> this is fox5 local newses at five. coming up on five:30 more headlines right now. new surveillance video of a man wanted in

sexual assault. arlington county police says the suspect was found reentering a condo on key boulevard where he sexually assaulted a \am\many would. he was later tap quap toured on the surveillance video in the vairgt . they need your help in catching these people in an armed rob rivment police say two suspects threatened someone with a gun and demanded their property. after the victim turned over their belongings, the suspects ran off. also in the district police look for a vehicle of interest. people think someone fired shots from this car back on june 9. this was in the 3400 block of hartford southeast. the gunmen injured two people. both suffered non life threatening injuries. a group of d.c. men were praying on clerks and customer at area convenience stores for about a month. they robbed tefn different 7/elevens across ten counties until police caught them. matt ackland with security camera

police say caught in the act. >>reporter: i've talked to one of the clerks that was on duty when they were hit at this hyattsville seven slefn and she says she's glad to be okay. this happened here and at nine other locations win about four weeks. authorities so upset that these guys kept getting away with this. they set up a sting. they were only hitting 7/elevens so they went to most of the 7/elevens where they thought they were going to get hivment well, not long before or not long after one was hit, police were right there. they pulled over a car. inside the car, four suspects, two loaded guns inside. they all happened late at night or early in the morning. most of us were sleeping, but the cameras were working. police showed us how they hopped cameras even when customers were standing there to pay. this store clerk was mopping the floor when the group pushed him behind the counter. police say the targets

robbery, cash and cigarettes. they were ramping up, doing more robberies. they were, you know, toting guns from the robberies. they weren't going to p sto. these guys were going to continue doing these robberies until we stopped them. those red.s marked each remember roy. this is the group of suspects \police\police arrested. they got all four inside a car just after they robbed their last target on sutherand road. back here live at this 7/eleven told me the sad thing here is that this isn't the first time that this 7/eleven has been robbed. it's been robbed six or seven times since she has been here. it's so bad that she says learned what to do. if somebody comes in with a gun she simply drops her hands. she gives them what they want and then they always seem to leave. the good thing here jim and sarah, no one was hit

robberies across the three counties in our area. so a little good news and these suspects, four of thesm. i should point out two of them were brothers. they have all been arrested. live in prince george's county hyattsville, matt ackland, fox5 local news. >> fox5 in montgomery county now where an off diseut cop nabbed a police impersonator. police ar rested 19 year old phillip ross for impersonating a police officer of a he activated his emergency lights. ross was spot ted in a white crown victoria. ross was driving westbound when he activated his emergency lights driving at a high rate of speed and making unsafe lane changes. here's what commander says happened moments after she pulled him over. i was still concerned based on the color of the lights and the condition of the vehicles el so he continued to follow him. when he got off on shadery grove road iran

vehicle tag and it came back to an individual and not to a municipal. at that point i knew i was dealing with a police impersonator. when i pulled him over he activated his emergency lights again and when i went up to his vehicle he produced a badge and id card. investigator s are trying to find out if anyone encounteredded ross posing as a police officer if you know something or if you recognize this person, please call police. senate republicans have been crafting a healthcare billion behind closed doors. it is a controversial decision that democrats sht taking lightly. fox5 political reporter ronica cleary live on the hill with more on this. hi, ronica. hey, jim and sarah. house secretive is this senate healthcare proposed billion? well, it's so second secretive in a the press secretary couldn't say whether or not the president has seen the billion. he said he didn't know. but he did emphasis one thing for sure, that the president wants this billion to have heart. take a

president clearly wants a billion that has heart in it. he believes that healthcare is something that is near and deer to so many families and individuals. he made it clear property begin that was one of his priorities and as the senate works through its way as the house did any idea are welcomed to strengthen it. today, three senate democrats, they took to facebook live to voice their frustrations with the closed door pros and then basically stormed down the doors of the conventional budget office. they turned off the facebook live for that are the pennsylvania of it, but when they came back they said that they did demand to see that senate healthcare billion, but that the congressional budget office couldn't even confirm whether or not there was one. now, new jersey senator corey booker, he was one of those senators, he called this closed door process outrages and later in the day i spoke with

chris van holland and he said that this billion is probably pretty mean. take a lines. it's outrageous that this billion is being done in private , in secret behind closed doors. the american public cannot see what ising going on. it is an affront to our history as a nation, a democracy should be open, lights should be shining on the process rgs everything from the constitutional action. debated in public. you know, it was very telling that after celebrating the passage of the house healthcare billion in the rose garden, when he was behind closed doors president trump said it was quote, mean. so what they're doing behind closed doors is by all all accounts going to be very mean because if it wasn't they would be letting you and me and the american public know. >> now, republican senator john mccain he's also come out against the process, but for different reasons. he say the republicans are being hypocritical and pointing back to the

republicans felt when the democrats used some very similar -closed door pros that pushed through the affordable care act back in 2009. you probably recall those famous words from nancy pelosi, you've got to pass the billion to see what's in the billion. so is this hypothesis on the part of the republicans or is this just who you get things done in washington. you know where to find me on facebook and twitter reporting live on the hill, ronica cleary, fox5 local news. >> fox5 in the district, a senior symposium today in southeast, thousands of seniors showing up for a variety of workshops and clinics to address issues important to the elderly and prostles alts in the field of aging. they. the district is on track to become only the third us city designated by the world health organization as an age-friendly city. >> coming up, if you think it's hot here, be thankful you're not in phoenix. the extreme heat that has

flights. and last minute online shoppers you better listen up, why your procas continuation could cost you big this holiday season. we do a the look of extreme heat and humidity around here but thankly we got a break from it today. a beautiful afternoon in the wake of yesterday's severe stomplets 85- degrees outside right now, south wind at 17 miles an hour, keeping it cool. it's going to be a beautiful evening. the temperature will start to climb as we go through your seven day forecast. thunderstorm chances coming up. fox5 local news will be right back after this. this.

>> i'll tell you what, this was nice because no humidity, not a whole lot of it. it certain

today. no, in comparison. i feel like days get fewer and fewer in between the deeper we get into summer. so embrace this. we're not really in summer today, a couple of hours away. summer officially begins after midnight tonight. we are getting there. unfortunately i feel like we're going to have a few more days like yesterday. a gorgeous morning and afternoon in the wake of yesterday's strong thunderstorms. it was still humid through the night. we saw dewpoints lower throughout the day and that is a clear live shot as we take a look outside at northwest d.c. can you see for pliels there and you can't when there is the haze and humidity. weather headlines to start you off here this evening, summer of course begin ning tomorrow. it is the official full day. the summer s oltace and technically the longest day of the year when it comes to the amount of daylight we stay summer-like through thursday. and

thunderstorms storm chances return. it will bring rain and thunderstorm chances primarily to friday night, saturday and saturday night due to what is our third named tropical season of the season cindy. fifty-three minutes of daylight with sunrise tomorrow morning at 56789. forty-three. sunset at eight:46. you'll have a lot of time to be outside and soak up the sunshine. it is going to be warm and bright and sunny. eighty-six in annapolis. still very warnl despite the lower humidity. eighty-six in gaithersburg, 84 out at dulles, 85 in boston, look at the cool air towards our north and west. p seven detroit, 67 with some storms in chicago. the huge heatwave that has been the center piece of the national weather story across the southwest tibia continues. look at these temperatures, las vegas , 113. 116 in phoenix. we're talk about that in just a minute. satellite and radar showing the last of the moisture down towards t

high pressure while we still in control overhead and that has brought mainly sunny skies today . is that the boundary that the qulowdz and showers crossed the carolinas. tomorrow we'll still be firmly under high pressure with the summer day starting off nice and dry, flow under the high pressure keeping us nice and comfortable with low humidity. temperatures will be well into the 80s and a lot like today. also with the high uv index. very high for wednesday remember you need the highest pf for any time you're going to be outside but specifically along the water or a pool. high temperatures tomorrow afternoon a lot like today, 85 dulles, 84 in winchester, l five in culpeper. let's check the tropics because yesterday we had tropical storm breath that has been down imroaded to a sub tropical low pressure system. we now have our third named system, cindy. there was another look at what

drift westward. it is going to make landfall in louisiana within the next 24 to 48 hours. so sustained winds are 45 miles an hour right now. look at this path. >> it's not going to be a tropical storm by the time it moves on shore it will weaken considerably. but some of the moisture looks to get thrown into our area impacting our forecast. the moisture will sit and spin over the continental us a lot of times and therefore it gets picked up by the mean flow and taken to wherever the weather wants to take it. tomorrow it's sunny and warm, 82 and hot. on friday some thunderstorms and it could be a wet one on saturday if we get enough of cindy's left over moisture involved. it looks like we should clear out by sunday. eighty monday, 82 on tuesday. we'll been dealing with some warm weather here, but in phoenix, arizona, the high temperature today was expected

even for them. fox's daniel miller joins us live from sky harbor airport where 43 flights have already been canceled over the heat. daniel, good afternoon to you and first off how hot it is it right now and what is the latest status at sky harbor. >>reporter: we actually just officially reached 119-degrees here at phoenix high harbor which is crazy hot out here to say the least. for the second day in a row flights have been canceled because of these extreme temperatures and yesterday american airlines cancelling flights as well as today. they're telling us today that seven of their regional planes have been delayed, about 43 flights have been canceled because of this heatwave threatening to bring that 120- degrees here to the phoenix valley. when we say regional we're talking about the smaller jets here that are operated by miss a airlines and sky west airlines under the american eagle brand and they actually cannot take off in temperatures hotter than 118-degrees

just beat. it's now 119-degrees so these planes here are not going to be taking off any time soon. what they're telling us that it actually takes more speed for planes to take off and the runway here might not be long enough to allow the planes here to achieve the needed speeds. larger planes only need 126-degrees is their max of when they're no longer able to be take off we're hoping that we never reach that. they're say ing that they're not expecting to cancel flights tomorrow because we're only supposed to reach about 16- degrees, but obviously it races those extra two degrees they might be rearranging their plans out here tomorrow. cooling off at 116 tomorrow. i want to know, we all think and know that phoenix is very hot, especially in the summer. but how unusual is it for you guys to be seeing temperatures in the high teens to 120 and how often does this impact

harbor? is this unusual? >> i haven't seen it in the summer affecting flights like that. i think this is maybe the first time i've seen it in the higher teens main right around 113. senate healthcare it was so it was pretty typical during the june, july, ultra august, but 120 is definitely not the usual out here. i believe there is only three other days where we've hit anything 120-degrees or higher. we're here making a lot of effort with this 119- degrees. 118-degrees is what these flights cannot take off on. obviously they're go going to be on the ground for quite some more time here. we deal with the high humidity on the east coast and that always makes it feel on the hot temperature. but what does it feel in a quote, unquote dry heat of 119-degrees? >> it's more like a blow dryer. right now we have a little light breeze

it would cool you off. it definitely does not because it feels like somebody is holding a blow dryer in front of your face and it makes you more hot. the humidity it makes you more hot because you're sweating. obviously we're sweating but it's definitely a dry heat which they say is better, which i'll have to adree with that. thank you so much, stay cool. hopefully you guys taking a break from the oppressive temperatures. that was daniel miller. >> let's talk about december. we'll go from the heat to december. if you want to the last second to send out packages . ups slapping a delivery charge the last week of november and. from 29 to 27 cents. plan accordingly even if that's not quite in your dna. if you're job hunting out there google has launched a new service that itop

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>> wrel, it's father's day surprise that people in one kentucky community will soon not forget. a sympathomimetic p act of kindness that spread

through a fast food line. if you're lucky enough to be waiting in line in scots ^berg you got a nice surprise. one person who regularly visits the golden arches got the ball rolling. she saw the dad in the van behind her and he had four kids in the car, a bunch of happy meals and a big mack meal and some other stuff. she was like i'm going to pay are to the father behind me and i want you to tell him happy father's day. it didn't end there. the dad who got the free meal three cars paying it forward soon became ten ten became dozens. this went on for several hours until the mcdonald's closed. thank goodness it was until it closed 167 cars were involved in this act of paying it forward. >> that's impressive. that's a great father's day story. love it. another fast food restaurant widening its menu now to help people with food restrictions, chik-fil-a is offering a new you gluten free bun. it i

with molasses and raisins. they tested out the gluten free bun in several states before offering it nationwide. shake shack and red robin also having them. some industry analysts expect to see big changes at the chain. one idea being floated how about this no check outlines . whole foods could model itself after amazon ghosts . amazon is shooting down the rumors saying it doesn't plan to quut any jobs. it would be interesting to see what they do to whole foods. there will be changes in some form but hopefully we'll like them. still ahead, a beach find worth a thousand words. how the power of social media helped reunite a woman with some precious family members. members.

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welcome back, a woman re united with lost family photos thanks to the power of sew. back in 2012, they were vacationing to san bell for the rest of the vacation. they lost their camera. a photographer recently found it covered in barnacles. he managed to recover the photographs from the sd card. more than 3,000 shares later in his efforts finally paid off. today, kristin got all of those photos back that were lost. five years later. can you imagine reminiscing five years, oh, we took that photo. oh, wow . the one thing about technology is with the sd cards had that been if i am. >> there's no way. >> there you go. lovely memor ies. social media sometimes can

good. >> yes, thanks for joining us here at five. the news at six begins right now. this is fox5 local news at six. hashtag justice for nabra a nationwide call for justice after the brutal attack on a northern virginia teen. plus busted, a group of men were caught after praying on clerks and customers at area convenience stores. and play ball, the alexandria mark where congress congressman and four others were shot reopened. the news at six starts right now >> the family of a 17 year old muslim girl killed in northern virginia is disputing claims that she was just a victim of road rage. good to have you with us tonight, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy instead relatives believe nabra was targeted because of her re limb just, we're also learning that the team ager was assaulted not once but twice. detectives are now trying to determine if she was

kristin leone is live in reston with reaction on the crime. >>reporter: good evening, shawn and tony, that's right, we just learned that in about 30 minutes the family will be here at their apartment complex holding a press conference in light of all of the new information that has been shed today. again, just to go over that for you, police right now are investigating two assaults in the death of nabra hassan in one of them they believe may be possibly sexual in nature. just to reiterate, two assaults one happening in fairfax county, the other in loudon county and one of those possibly being a sexual assault yesterday we also spoke with the father here and this was all before he found out that this crime was being looked at by detectives as a road rage incident. we're going to hear from him today, the muslim community again still reelg and just trying to process what is going on in this case as far as all of the information that's being revealed today. s