so. they were hit just before midnight along the 1200 block of thoeshg avenue in northeast. according to the ntsb. the employees were on the tracks trying to fix a train at the time of the accident. verve says are now evaluating data

data. service was suspended between dc and philadelphia but it has since been restored. we're told amtrak should expect delays. investigation into the accident is expected to continue over the next few days. >> the cost of living here is and he knows expensive: a lot of other people are paying 13 be 1400 a month for one child. >> it's harder to find very good >> i guess the bottom, it's more expensive >> people are learn wag most of us already know, the dc area is expensive from housing to child

fun, extremely expensive. >> yesterday, congressman jason shay fits said it's so expensive, tax players, help pay. one counsel member want to help a mom and dad. matt ackland is live with more on this. matt, we've known this for year, now the congressman wants some help. >> that's so right, sarah. it's true. but here's the thing. why are prices so high? many will point you to the median income, those of us that live here in this area on average, we make more than people that live in other parts of the country. but for those people who don't and there are a lot of them, this rise in cost, whether it's housing, eating out, it really does hurt.

>> you better be prepared to pay a lot the price is $563,000 in dc. rent, 2700 a month, she couldn't believe the price spike. she had to, a second part-time job just to afford a home. >> i knew i had to >> she said she fights traffic each day, two and from her home in delaware: i have a two-hour commute to and from work because it's to a too expensive to live in the district. long time businesses are taking a hit. council member brian, ado is pushing a bill with up to $50,000 a year in grants and loans >> i believe we're going to continue to

businesses that we love, that with patronize regularly and that are hanging on by a threat and we probably waited too long >> meantime say they're not sure if the rising cost will level out eventually. for now, they will try to keep their heads above water. >> absolutely. i would live much closer, absolutely. hands-down >> retirement? i will not be living here. >> reporter: i don't know if many of us will. getting back to the proposed legislation, the idea is to help mom and pops who are renting from landlords, but one other council member told me off camera today he likes the idea but believes that if you basically give the businesses extra money, $50,000, the landlord will say hey, the government is giving me money, my client money and then just raise up the lease price. also, another

we don't know how many might apply, that means we're not sure how much this could cost taxpayers here in the district of columbia. matt ackland. fox 5 local news. this week we're getting paid in sunshine. >> i feel like i have to go to a deserted island if you can afford to live anywhere. basically live off the land there, it is like nice and sunny and >> it has been nice, staycation. i saw so much traffic, i think a lot of getting out of town for the 4th july already, but you wouldn't want to leave this behind be high pressure right overhead, bringing us our beautiful day coworker comfortable temperatures again, humidity in the bonus territory. this is our last super comfortable day and pleasant for a stretch. about to begin a heat wave and it will get going around tomorrow. enjoy this while you can. 82 degrees at 5:00. a lot of places still in the 70's, how about last night? low

around. so we're also going to see the nighttime temperatures heating up. although tonight we'll still be on the comfortable side but probably not as many places in the low 50's. currently due points in the 40's to low 50's, watch to this change over next few days, a due point of 37 in frederick. by the time we get to the weekend, we're going to go see that tropical humidity coming right back at this. still everybody is going to be warming up and that process will get started tomorrow. so that's the beginning of another heat wave, heat wave day one just about ready to get started. but hey, if you're heading out,

we think they're going to have yet another perfect night for baseball. first pitch at 7:05. forgetting a temperature of 79 and if you get chilled easily you might need a jacket because temperatures will likely head down into the low 70's or upper 60's. so that's a look at where we are headed overnight. temperatures dropping to about 66 in the city. 61 for dulles and a few places in the upper 50's but another beautiful night ahead and hotter stuff just around the corner at early as tomorrow back at 90. we'll have much more coming up in a little bit. back to you. coming up. responding to allegations of fraud and misconduct. >> these accusation that is there are systemic corruption at the highest levels of this school system are completely and utterly false. >> prince george's county school ceo is speaking to fox 5 in-depth for the first time since we broke the news of claims of grade fixinto

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there's no evidence he had gang affiliation, student organizations at the university of maryland are teaming up for an evening of solidarity and healing for nabra. this will happen at 7:00 p.m. tonight. it is also a national topic of conversation, tomorrow, the house will vote on kate's law, supposed to increase penalties associated with immigrants crimes. lawmakers will vote on the know sanctuary for criminal acts aims to stop funding of sanctuary cities that protect people who when here illegally. ronica cleary met with the president only very issue. ronica? >> reporter: well, president trump, promised to stop the flow of illegal immigrants into this country by balancing wall along the border. but he also promised to crack down on illegal immigrant crime right here at home

too familiar. in 2010, her son was tortured and brutally murdered. his body was lit on fire by someone who entered the country illegally. laura said when it comes to her interactions with president trump, she doesn't feel he's keeping campaign promises. she also feels that he's listening. >> i feel like he's listening. he looks you in the eye, remembers my name. he remembers joshua's name. he gets it. he hears the pain. he seen us cry. and seen what we've come through last year, we're all different phases of grief and he's listened to us and heard us and we're grateful. >> reporter: today, the president hosted a round table with laura along with other families of immigrant violence in light of tomorrow's effort to pass kate's law and the no sanctuary for criminals act. i asked

like to see say to people who simply do not support legislation >> you should tell the torrential truth about how he died, it was torture russ and set on fire after death. what i can do is tell the truth of my story and people seem to hear truth. it doesn't change, it's the truth and never in mail years thought it would happen to my family and it can happen to another one, so many that i know already that has happened to and that's what we want to stop. it's got to stop killing americans for the benefit of in this country.ot here legally- >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions said that passing bills like kate's law and the no sanctuary for criminals act say they will restore sanity and common sense to our system. ronica cleary, fox 5 local

cleaned out by an at based home cleaning service, efforts to get residents their money back. three year battle for a mosque in prince william's county county. comes to an end. hundreds showed up. we'll explain the result. the teens saw handcuffed for selling water on the national mall without permit, well, now they're getting job offers. stay with us, we'll explain after we come back.

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graduation grades >> the hiring of outside investigators to look into the claims. >> maxwell spoke with steve chenevey this morning and started asking him by point-blank if he believed there was any concerted effort for grade fixing in the county. here's his answer to that and more >> these accusation that is there are systemic corruption are completely and utterly false. the reason you gone on board with the investigation is what? >> to make sure we put this to rest once and for all. these allegations were first alleged about a year ago earlier in the school year and we're investigated by the state department of education, and both msde and the united states department of education cleared us of any concerns whatsoever and closed the matter. these four four members have reopened it is add. >> why do you think, dr. maxwell, that this

be there, continues to fester and be brought to the forefront if a previous investigation, as you say cleared the school district >> you have to ask the people that are bringing these allegations about systemic corruption. they're just not true. >> reporter: i want to ask you a few specifics. because when you dig deeper and look at reports, i'll take carlson high school for example, when you look at the 15, 2016 school year, you had below average score in algebra, math issues, you had lower than average attendance, not just the state but other schools in prince george's county. yet you have above average attendance, how can these factors be one in same where you have lower test scores but higher graduation rates? >> well, i would say, look, the work of our graduation rates is about multiple pathways and providing children with

improve their scores. that work is done nationally by districts. it's done across this state. there have been other studies and reports about this work. it's nothing that is different than what people are doing anywhere else. and the reality is, if we give those students the opportunities of campus learning and quarterly learning modules, allow them to have the multiple ways to get where they need to go. more children will be successful and fact that there's good attendance and the scores are lagging is exactly why we put this work into place. >> i want to ask you this, one of the things that i think stands out to us -- and i understand where you're putting the attention on the four school board members but we heard from state delegates, not just, in prince george's county in maryland, even the governor saying there may not be fire but there's smoke at this point, this is something we should be looking into and hearing it from different sources that things may be going

why are all these different people now saying that there might be at least something to investigate in prince george's county schools? >> they're saying that there may be something to investigate because people like the four board members who sent a letter to the governor, that's why the governor is involve, because they sent a letter to the governor. they're involved because people are saying, people keep saying it, people want to investigate it. i don't disagree with investigating. there's no systemic corruption, nothing from me or anyone who is on my direct team that is telling people that they should do anything illegal. >> the ceo there, prince prince george's county schools. it's unclear when the investigation is going to start, but dr. maxwell says he will fully cooperate. >> the school board of education tells fox 5 they want to get the investigation underway as soon as possible, but the first step for the state is to initiate a bidding process in order to hire an outside company to leave that

probe. coming up, the healthcare bill battle continues >> tom fitzgerald is work this one. hey, fitz. >> reporter: we're looking at this from a virginia of perspective. a disturbing report shows the impact of the commonwealth under these bills under consideration could be worse than expected. we'll tell you why. as fox 5 news at 5:00 continues after this.

. this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. a look now at some our top stories, police are investigating a homicide in the district. officials say a man was shot and killed in the 1300 block of trinidad avenue northeast. it happened just before 8:00 this morning. investigators are still trying to figure out who did this, and what the motive was. take good look at this video. this is surveillance video released by dc police asking for your help in identifying two people of interest in

robbery. it happened monday afternoon in the 5400 block of georgia northwest. a $10,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest and if you know something, call police. in prince george's county, police are looking for the man in this surveillance video on your screen wanted in connection of an arm robbery in a convenience store in upper marlboro. police say the suspects and accomplices are linked to three additional robberies. the accomplices believe to be the get away driver. > . the day after republican revolt crashed the senate healthcare bill. a new state report is painting a disturbing picture to the commonwealth. >> and this comes as anti-trump tried to rally republicans looking for plan b. tom fitzgerald is live in resolve land where the state is warning of a big hit. >> reporter: there's a new report by the virginia department of medical assistance. that is located down

richmond. they had originally studied the house version of the obamacare replacement plan by the republican, which passed. they found in that bill, that virginia would lose they said $708 million. they've been crunching numbers on the senate versions, the version which now has the vote postponed. what they found is opening eyes tonight in the commonwealth. they're looking at 1.4 billion dollars in losses if the current senate version of the obamacare replacement goes forward. all the while at the white house, president trump trying to rally his troops, and rally republicans to come up with what he calls a better plan. >> obamacare is dying. it's essentially dead. it's been a headache for everybody. a nightmare for many and we're looking at a healthcare that woul

our country, healthcare that will take care of people finally for the right reasons and also at the right cost. >> reporter: in virginia, the commonwealth would be affected differently by any changes in obamacare. here's why. virginia and 18 other states when obamacare was created decided not to set up a state exchange. people in virginia who want to buy plans through obamacare, they go through the federal system, that would mean they would immediately feel any impact of these changes, republicans say because virginia did in the expand the medicaid rule that people on medicaid that would not have massive losses of people because they didn't add masses numbers of people when it was created. democrats are saying it's different b

they're saying they're going to have an impact of state budget, impact on critical care and long-term care and in the end, congressional democrats tonight are asking republicans to now with this senate version stalled, come to the democrats and work together and fix the things that are wrong with obamacare that both sides do agree on. >> we have a lot of people who signed up for the exchange. sole proprietorships, small businesses that could not access healthcare before. in my district, i'm number one in the state for people in that category, who will lose their health insurance >> where virginia is really at risk is with all the hospitals. we have rural hospitals through the south side, southwest, that are really in danger of closing when they don't get the money. states like indiana, wisconsin, aetna pulled out of those states, concerns across the country, other

insurance could say pull out of their obamacare plan. incidentally. one of the congress members who were first on the republican side to come out against this plan, barbara con stack we reached out to her to talk about this but did not hear back. tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. president trump will hold the first fund raiser for his 2020 reelection bid this evening at the trump hotel in dc. it comes with a price tag of $35,000 a plate. president trump will welcome donors at his hotel just down the street from the white house. critic say fun raises raises conflict of interest questions nough to cut financial ties done with his businesses. democrats plan to protest the event and the healthcare reform nertive. critics say $35,000 for one dinner is more than a family of four on medicaid makes in a year. it's been nearly a year since an explosion rocked central park critically injured a

but despite a they don't investigation, no arrests have been made. officials announced they're offering a $40,000 reward for any information that could help solve the case. they're also pleading with the public to send out photos or video they may have from the sc scene. >> attempting to ascertain who left this homemade explosive device at this location. right now, we still missing a lot of answers. specifically, we're calling out visitors to central park who may have taken photographs or a video of the rock formation before july 3, 2016.s and week - police say conner golden was coming down from a rock when stepped on a plastic bag that contained an explosive device of the blast severely damaged part of his leg. eventually, doctors said portion had to be amputated. heads up for metro riders, a project on the red line is about to disrupt service for at least a

metro is beginning a new pilot program to test the use of a grouting technique that would add a waterproof seal to the exterior of the tunnel walls. you may remember a flash flood sent water in the cleveland park station last summer flooding the station. new prosecute july 10th, the red line train will single track every week nights between friendship heights and medical center. red line will be suspended both tracks for consecutive weekends between july 16th and the august 16th -- 6th weekend. shuttle busses will replace trains between grove in hers and friendship heights. it raps up august 11th. coming up, a controversial ten command meant statue destroyed less than tour hours. it was a huge catch at boston's logan ai

said she was personally offended >> i heard the lobster was really offended. guys we've had incredible cool temperatures, reagan national dropped to 61 degrees. dulles 50. average for reagan is 70. average for dulles is 64, and that's a new record low at bwi of 51 degrees. we managed to get back right up into the low 80's with low humidity, i'm sorry to say we can't make it day four, a heat wave is about to get underway and we'll let you know what to expect for thursday and your 4th of july weekend forecast we'll be right back.

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involving la kwon mcdonald. he was shot 16 times by a white police officer in 2014. it alleges one current and two former officers tried to cover up and falsely report what happened. >> this indictment alleges that these defendants lied about what occurred during a police involved shooting in order to prevent independent criminal investigators from learning the truth >> that's the special prosecutor. she says the officers failed to interview specific witnesses and that they lied or provided false information on official forms. the fraternal order of police declined to comment. two more men have been arrested in new orleans after a brutal beating and robbery of tourists in the french quarter. showing one of the men punching a victim leaving him face down on the sidewalk motion less. the victims were in new orleans for a religious meeting. one of the victims is

critical condition. a controversial statue in arkansas depicting the ten commandments has been destroyed less than 24 hours after it was installed. the sags thousand you pound monument fell to the ground after someone drove into it. one man in custody and a state law approved it after years of heated debate. the american civil liberty union plans to file a lawsuit to get it taken down. a boston logan airport. the owner of this massive 20 pound lobster said she was personally offended when she saw photos of the lobster being handled by a tsa screener. the owner of a market criticized the way the officer held the officer and said the tsa should leave our personal property alone. it was headed to a customer in georgia >> perhaps she's missing the point. not supposed to be going through that way, i guess. >> it's legal. so.

>> yeah. >> it's not lobster season here. >> yes, it is. and people are talking crabs already, and the weather will cooperate. hope you like it hot. it's been >> summer >> it's summer and it's been such a great stretch. we can handle the heat if we get breaks, so the break is just about over. hope you enjoyed the break. tomorrow is day one of a heat wave that could stretch for about six days, a heat wave described as three days in a row at or above 90. nats and cubs at 7:00, great baseball weather. we probably will not be quite as cool as we were last night. i showed you the temperatures last night including a record low at bwi. but the summer heat will be not denied. and that will be back here on thursday, as we head for 90 if not 91 degrees. now, one good thing about tomorrow, we do get hot but it's not really all that humid. the noticeable return of humidity will wait until friday and you'll definitely know it's

weekend, and with that additional heat and humidity over the weekend, there could be on it her miss storms, friday a slight chance we would see a storm mainly west in the mountains, better on sunday, and a couple can't be ruled out during the afternoon on saturday. 4th of july we're going to go for 91, isolated shower storm possible, not a bad forecast for the 4th, i don't think there will be anything interfering with the fireworks. we have a comfortable evening, the dip in the jet stream still keeping us in the 70's and low 80's, with lots of sunshine. that all changes tomorrow. the wind changes and starts coming in out of the south, that's why we're going to heat up quickly into the low 90's. and you can see the heat that is building all across the country. i'll show you that in a moment with the temperatures. just want you to know that expect a lot of sunshine tomorrow, a temperture of 90. warmer on friday and more humid. that 93 might feel like it's in the upper 90's because of the

temperatures. here's what i'm talking about with plenty of heat. 89 in st. louis, witchita 94, am residual low 95, we know all about how hot the desert southwest has been. las vegas 104, phoenix 103 and that's the kind of heat that will be tapped and begin to develops a high pressure moves off the coast and the south winds starts sending the temperatures northward. at the moment, 82, it's pretty close to the high for the day, down one from our high of 83 degrees lots of places, still in the 70's, very comfortable low humidity. we'll head for 66 in the district tonight. some spots may still get into the upper 50's, we'll still be comfortable but i don't think we're going to go see those low 50's or maybe the upper 40's. there were a few of those around yesterday. so tomorrow, 90. it could be hotter if you get away from reagan national airport. a south wind usually reflect as little bit of the potomac but i believe some places could be above 90. a hot breezy day, but humidity not terrible just yet. but great

pool. as early as 11:00. will likely see temperatures in the low 80's with plenty of sunshine, the past couple mornings been cool for the swim teamer, 2:00 p.m., temperature 88, hot and sunny and again not expecting thunderstorms tomorrow, hot and sunny at 5:00 temperature the 89, and again, as we get into friday and the weekend, we're going to go see that had my getting more oppressive, when the due point will be back up over 70 and considering that most places are below 50 now, that is going to be a big jump up. a chance of thunderstorms of course you know that the hot air from the bermuda high pressure system will be in place, pop-up storms possible saturday but slightly better chance as we get to sunday with the frontal boundary getting a little bit closer. here is the weekend forecast, are you starting your 4th of july plans early? we want you to see that isolated showers could be around on saturday, better chance sunday, 90 to 91, ocean city, here's what we're thinking for the beach, water temperature 67. heading down saturday, 83,

a few pop-up storms, sunday, about 85. monday, 86. tuesday 85 degrees. so comfortable and great timing to get to the beach. here is how things are looking again. we talk about a big stretch every single day at or above 90, tuesday, 4th of july, forecasting 92ing isolated storm in afternoon, hopefully nothing going to wash out the fireworks, maybe a storm possible on wednesday at 90. that is your seven-day forecast. but much more to talk about when fox 5 local news at 5:00 comes right back.

. the cubs had quite day going to the white house >> their second trip to the white house. which is kind of interesting, because i believe this was normally when they were scheduled to go to the white house, but then president obama is from chicago, he hosted the cub >> he's a white sox fan >> he is, i know >> he still hosted them. they get two visits to the white house, it's old hat for a team, all right, we got to go again >> now, it's like, done with the white house. >> drama regardless in the dug-out >> thank you, marina. we

love it when athletes say what they really mean. let's peel back the layers of the pr crafted facade. they built up over the years. last night, after giving up seven stolen bases. cubs catcher miguel mon tero gave us an unfelted moment. opening up for who's really to blame >> when you really look at it, the pitcher doesn't give me any time. it's just like, ok, he can throw, yeah, but my pitcher, so he's tough because he doesn't know how much work i put on and and i don't play throwing and everything because i don't get a cance to throw. that's the reason why they were running left and right today, because they know it was slow to the plate. >> reporter: mon tero was cut. they designated him for assignment. immediately removing him from the roster following his

comment. and the 31 stolen bases he's allowed this season. that had a little bit to do with it. the nationals effectively got the cubs catcher fired. the lesson if you speak up about your team mates, you will probably lose your job. >> good lesson. >> could bryce harper be in chicago blue in the future? there's been speculation. in the instagram posted aed fuels, posing with cubs star and fellow las vegas native chris bryant, the hash tag back to backing leading some to think he wants to play with bryant in chicago or maybe bryant will want to come to dc and maybe none of this means anything and we need to chill out. pga golfers hated the tpc in the potomac maryland, grocery norman once said the 9th green should be demolished. in 2007, norman's wish was granted. it's now the tpc potoc,

loans national. ricky faller said the revacuumed course will be tough >> you have to hit the fair way to have chance of doing anything. it's nice to see the green and balls bouncing and you have to be pretty spot on hitting your number. eye opening in you say about a former redskins in an article in sports it straighted. clinton ton port at us detailed the extent of his bankruptcy his money manager pilfered over $40 million in career earnings. he was a waiting in the car with a gun with the intent to kill until he was talked out of it. porter issued a statement saying, the dark days are behind. the future is looking bright. the good side. logan ryan just signed a three-year $30 million contract and as a birthday gift, he paid off his older brother's students loans, posting this on

of his brother holding one of those line the lottery checks for $82,000, and the caption said his brother did everything right, worked as an engineer and deserved this gift. all i want to say is if there's an nfl team out there that will give my younger brother $30 million. do so, i will gladly take my student loans. >> i'll even adopt an nfl player as my brother. that's at the deal. he gets to be my younger brother. >> do anything? anything. >> drama on >> hey, i guess it's one of those things, you keep in it the clubhouse, you say something bad about one of your team mates, you rarely see that from a player they open up that much. >> now you know why. >> yes. >> you see what happens. thanks, brody. several residents clean out by an at base home cleaning service will soon be getting money back >> and team seen photographed in handcuffs for selling water at the mall without permits are on their way t

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debate, a new 22,000 square foot mosque got the go ahead. hundreds showed up at a pub hearing both in favor as well as against the proposed building, after a series of votes taken after three 3:00 in the morning, the board of supervisors narrowly approved a special use permit for a second worship facility for the growing muslim community. the mosque will be built on 14 acres in an area known as the rural crescent part of a protected land area using a public sewer line, the size will have a negative environmental impact because the hard clay is not going to support a septic system big enough to accommodate the facility. supporters argue others have been permitted to connect to the line and so should they. two teens handcuffed for selling water on the national mall without a permit are one step closer >> a local man is

for summer jobs, he's training them through the hope project, which stands for helping other people excel. the boys are currently learning to become iphone screen technicians. here they are today during their training. >> first learned about white and gatewood through a viral picture which shows the teens along with two others being handcuffed by plainclothes u.s. park police officers, the group was later released without any charges, but bell started the project in 2009 to combat the high unemployment rate in the community. visit our website fox5dc.com. thanks for being with us here at 5:00 >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. ♪ ♪. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. straightth straight ahead at 6:00. major developments in a story you saw first on fox 5 >> these accusations that there's systemic corruption

false >> the head of prince george's county public schools spoke can exclusively with fox 5. the atm wouldn't budge and these men are on the run. do you recognize them? >> coming up at 6:00. we know how it is competency it is in this area, so expensive some small business owners are having to leave. there's an effort to help them in dc. i'm matt ackland, that story coming up in a live report >> the news at 6:00 starts now. a child and two other people were hurt in a snoop dogg prince william's county. it is good to have you with us yi'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins. still developing at this hour, we believe the shooting started to an apartment complex and ended a few blocks away. paul wagner starts us off from triangle. paul? >> reporter: that's right. let me give you persp