>> right now at 10:00 a young girl was killed in a terrible tragedy on the tracks. investigators are still tris to piece together what happened. >> an a maryland home destroyed by a spontaneous combustion fire. the cause and what investigators say you need to do to make sure it doesn't happen to you.

this beautiful weather pattern coming to an end. heat wave day one begins tomorrow. i'll have the forecast. "fox5 local news at 10" starts right now. >> and we begin with breaking news tonight out of prince george county. sky fox over the scene of a fatal shooting in the 6400 block of pennsylvania avenue in forestville. >> now, officers were called to the apartment complex 8 p.m. thi evening and discord a man with a gun shot wound. right now it appears to be a fairly large crime scene. can can see police vehicles and first responders vehicles across the scene. sky fox moves around and we'll stay on top of the story and keep you updated with any new information. >> and we also have developing news tonight from virginia. a tragic train accident near mannasas park claimed the life of a 13-year-old girl. thank you for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> the accident shut down part of the vre mannasas line right during

police worked to figure out what happened. "fox5" lauren demarco is liver with the details. lauren. >> tony, shawn, police have not yet identified this young girl. we know she was a student at lake braddock secondary school and she was oylt hiking with family members when hit by the train. >> there's a loft people, it's summertime. that like to go walking and everything and that's just a place where a lot of teenagers go to have fun. >> a place kids go to hang out by the water became the scene of a horrible accident. a 13-year-old girl was playing with her cousin on the vre train tracks over bull run when she was hit and killed. bull run is tributary that feeds into the aqua quan river and area backs into a golf course. >> we can feel the train from the green and we're 3-400 yards away you can feel the vibration on the green. >> hear it of course. >> hear it for sure. >> apparently the kids heard it too and

a source tells "fox5" the girl's 22-year-old brother ran to him. he and the younger boy jumped the large gap to the opposite tracks and it's long way down to the water and the 13-year-old girl was scared to jump and started running and train operator saw her and slowed. there was not enough time. she was hit. the girl's brother dragged her down to the water trying to get to his car. vre workers ran from the then stopped train with their medical equipment and tried to perform cpr but the girl did not survive. >> sad to hear a 13-year-old girl lost her life. >> first responders from fairfax, prince william county and mannasas responded to the scene. some had to run on foot for nearly two miles to reach the area this happened. both side of the tracks were shut down hours while the crash reconstruction team investigated and caused major delays on the vre mannasas line and they're saying they plan for everything to be

tomorrow back on schedule. but, tonight, people had to off load here at the berk station and get on to buses. they're asking tomorrow at 4 a.m. you take a look. they'll be making announcement online and social media to be sure everything is back up to speed. that's the latest. back to you in the studio. >> meanwhile investigators are trying to figure out what lead to deadly amtrak train accident in the district. two csq workers were crossing tracks near union station when they were struck and killed. according to ntsb two employees were on the tracks trying to fix csx train at the time of the accident. their identities were not released. we have update tonight on the man charged with murdering a muslim teen aimner northern virginia. darwin torres is charged with murdering 17 year nabra husband an in a case that received national attention. there is spec ration torres was a m

say there is no credible evident he was associated with any gangs. "washington post" reports torres was accused of sexually assaulting another woman in front ever a child weeks before nabra's death. the woman in that case refused to press charges because she believed torres was a gang member. >> we have new developments tonight stemming from allegations of grade fixing in prince george county public schools. county naacp chapter is asking county executive to stop reneural of ceo kevin maxwell's contract pending outcome of the investigation into grade fi fixing. naacp sent a letter to county baker that said in part dr. mom well does not enjoy the good faith of the confidence of community and generally parents and students specifically. this is unfortunate situation which does not need to be exacerbated by continued intolerance of the conduct. we reached out to county executive office and are waiting for a response. >> meanwhile

maryland neighborhood goes up in flames and investigators say spontaneous combustion is the cause. "fox5" tisha lewis is joining us live from rockville with the story, tisha, what happened? >> well, tony, no doubt things definitely went wrong here in this rockville community and instead of experiment there was a house fire here at this home. it left the homeowner injured and also the house uninhabitable and unsafe sign was removed. all this is result many of us would not think twice about dumbing oilly rags after a home project. it caused a blaze in this case. >> by wednesday night this middle of the road townhouse in rockshire neighborhood was boarded up and secured after calls came in reporting a fire around noon. david and linda pile live next door. >> we just came home ape walked out on the deck and i saw some black smoke and i told

she was in the house. and she called immediately. >> ultimately more than 40 firefighters responded to extinguish flames parked by discarded oilly rags and they burned ten minutes leaving behind debris and more than 20,000 in damage. >> i think they've been doing remodeling in the basement part of their house. >> i was extremely stressed out because i -- it was right here be side of the desk and the flames kept getting high ter was going quickly. >> this charred siding, insulation and melted grill are aftermath. all reportedly started bit liquid left in some rags. >> the home owner apparently left oilly rags in back of house and patio area. i guess the warm conditions were just right that the warm sun and low humidity resulted in spontaneous combustion of the oilly rags which ignited. >> it's not a first. >> about

of 2016, we had a million dollar house that was total loss. that was caused by oilly rags. make sure you dispose of oilly rags properly. typically in a metal contain were tight lid. >> and this is season that many people do home renovations and projects. firefighters want to remind attorney dispose of oilly rags properly and in this case lynn seed oil or lynn seed based oil was contained on ot rags now. as for the homeowner again he suffered burns and injuries and he was treated on the scene but did not want to be transported to the hospital. both the homeowner and another resident are displaced. >> tisha lewis, "fox5 local news". >> and let take it back outside again tonight. absolutely georgous day. i think things will be cha changing. >> apparently a heat wave is headed this way. sue palka can bring us up to date on all that and

sue. >> time for another heat wave. shawn, tony, i know we had a greet week haven't we the past three days spectacular. today no exception and comfortable evening out there and we are slowly starting to see changes and it all involved getting hotter up in here. that will be verynessable tomorrow. comfortable evening. last night was quite chilly in some spots. we have a record low temperature bwi. 51. not quite cool tonight. winds are starting to shift and come in out of south and heat will be with us tomorrow and it is day one of what we think will be oh, 6, 7 days of heat wave and potentially at or owe above 90 quite a while here. that's why we have to enjoy what we had today so much. 83 reagan national and average 87 and low last night 61. dulles 80 and bwi 81. so i want to you know as our heat wave gets cranking tomorrow it will ib lot warmer. it will not be as humid as friday and weekend will be. so take consolation there.

gladly. temperature now 74 here in d.c.. 71 gainersburg and few spots in 60s already, culpeper at 64 and fredericksburg 68 degrees as is frederick and the air is still really dry and pleasant although it's up. we don't see dew point in the 40s anymore they climbed into 50s. tomorrow's dew points fairly comfortable. overnight temperatures range from upper 50s to 66 degrees in the warmer spots. quick look at planner for tomorrow so you have an idea what to expect. forecasting high of 90. some places could get a little over it. and we'll ease into it gently. 72, 8:00 in the morning and breezy day as well with a lot of sunshine by noon, 5 and by 5bg, 88 and coming down from high between 90 and about 2 degrees. we'll talk more what to expected for the weekend and 4th of july coming up in a little bit, shawn. >> new tonightant eye sematic flyers are popping up in neighborhoods ever n

d.c. and this is not the first time pamphlets have appeared in the area. marina marraco appeared live in global park. at this point do police have any leads? >> well, it seems like they've come out here and documented shawn but it seems like this may be a case of first amendment right. however, of course, neighbors hearsay when they saw this on their front door step they were shocked to see the anti-sematic rhetoric and however pamphlets like this circulated through the district for years now. >> and i felt angry and i felt offended and i felt scared and i felt sad. >> this two-sided pamphlet of nonsensical and hatred rhetoric was left on every door step this tuck away street in glover park. lauery's family is jewish and it's mostly anti-sematic and she thinks they were not targetd it was targeted to all different racial

groups it was not specific to our family because we're je jewish. >> when lori sought insight from facebook friends one wrote we had this in shepherd park two years ago i think the meten jer is on a bicycle. lauery can'tcy who left the papers scattered through her neighborhood but online the same familiar met is float around for years comment left by resident across the district who say they too have been resip enters for the paper that asks for war on jews. >> across all ray races and religion there's a lot of people now that feel free to express these belief. >> across up to, near shaw. flyers that appear to be from self proclaimed white supremists group were left on cars saying, depending people is a social duty not anti-social crime. slogan reworded from tag line usd with fashism it's a social duty not an anti-social crime.

mc duffy condemned the flier saying ward five will not be intimidated by kourdz who disstribility these fly areas anonymously. here in glover park police have been amade aware of fliers and they're looking into the matter. liver tonight in norm west. marina marraco, "fox5 local news". >> still ahead tonight the sky high cost of doing business in the district is it pushing out mom and pop stores. >> why officials say it's time to step in and help smaller businesses. >> and just when you thought met he row was back on track more chainings are coming next month. and how the closures will affect your commute auto

>> security lines could be getting longer at overseas airport. tsa announced new screening rules from flight into the frus locations in more than 100 countries and days aft stream court allowed part of president travel ban to go into effect. some overseas travelers worry

new screenings and confusion of the ban will be used in new zest naitionz. rules are to take effect in 120 days. >> head up if you ride metro rail. brand new project on the red line disrupts service for a month. metro approved a pilot program to waterproof walls and update comes after red line service was sis spended in two areas last week because water caused problem with arching insulators and this new project begins june 10 and red line trains single trackbetween friendship hight and medical center stations 9 . it also means red line service will be shut down completely for four straight weekend between jewel 15 and august 6. >> and people across the nation are learning what most of us already know. d.c. area is expensive from housing to eating out and even to having a few drinks with friend. yesterday congressman jason chabetz said it's so expensive in the area taxpayers should help pay housing

members of coming gretion. matt ackland shows how a d.c. council member is trying to help a mom and price business from being priced out. >> welcome to washington d.c. if you move to d.c., norp virginia or suburbs of maryland be prepared to pay a lot. according to sdil owe.com the medium price for home is $ $563,000 in d.c.. median rent, $2700 a month. >> it's shocking here. it really is. >> tamil gib sop could not believe the price spike from bat on ruth. she had to take a second part time job to afford a home. >> i knew i had to attain a goal to be able to -- >> marquisea king says she fights traffic to and from her no delaware. >> i have a two hour commute each way to and from work simply because it's too expensive to live in the district. >> long time established businesses are taking a hit, land lords are hiking rent sky high. and

rean la doe is helping to p pushily bill to help pay for went grants and loans. >> i believe that if we don't do something now we'll continue to lose small abouts that we love, that we patronize regularly and that are hanging on by a thread. and we've probably waited too long. >> meantime marquisea and tam said they are not sure if rising costs will heavily out eventually. for now they'll try to keep their heads above water you. >> think you could live here. >> absolutely i would live much closer happened down good retirement i will not be living here. >> matt ackland, "fox5 local news". >> and how wow like to get a paycheck every month without even having a job. it's called universal basic income it's a concept we could see in the not so distant future. senate rejected idea in 19 70s but digital age is causing people to revisit the idea. critics argue

is not only sociallist but also defeatist. >> the challenge i think for public policy is to make sure that workers are equipped to work in the new kind of jobs the economy is creating to make sure that works rear supported in their aspirations to work. and. >> the idea has been tested in several countries on a small scale. some studies show work ethic and wellness among recipients actually improved. >> sound very odd to me. >> i mean, so if you break it down they're trying to say universal healthcare coverage. but everybody needs healthcare coverage. you sit at home and not work and get a paycheck. that's -- that doesn't work for me. >> i might not know enough about it but i don't see it. >> where will that money come from. >> you, taxpayers. >> well, yes. no. >> still ahead, your next meal could have you bugging out. >> why insects may be the future for foodies.

smiles back but could earn you 50,000. why you may want to pay extra attention before you snack on a bag of cheat owes. >> cheat owes. >> yes. >> all right. >> fox news the rise of dating apps means more first dates.who should pay for the first date. dating etiquette 101 and navigating uber new tipping options. how much should you leave the driver to make sure they don't give you a bad rating. plus it may be summer but winter has arrived in d.c.. a little for you there. everything you need to know about the "game of thrones" popup bar coming up tomorrow morning "fox5" starting 4:25 a.m.

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>> right now at 10:30 a fire saturday major d

townhouse and they think spontaneous combustion is to blame. >> and nearly a year after a local teen badly injured in explosion in central park, some apps. >> does being a genius help you live longer. new research on the impact of iq. 10:30 starts now we thank you for joining us at 10:30 i'm tony perkins in for jim lokay. >> i'm sarah simmons. >> a tragic train accident near mannasas park climbs life of 1-year-old girl. >> accident shut down part of vre mannasas line during the evening rush. "fox5" lauren demarco is live with more details. lauren. >> tony, fairfax county police announce today was a 13-year-old girl hit and killed on the tracks over bull run where the tracks cross the water near mannasas park she was playing with cousin, family member at the time who was not injured. but as you say this caused major delays on vre mannasa

tomorrow morning everything should be back on schedule. but to please check. commuters check online before heading out the door in the morning. and investigators say spontaneous combustion caused a townhouse in maryland to go up in flames. >> tisha lewis is live in rockville with the story. >> oilly rags improp lawyer disard carded sparked fire causing damage at the home. you can see the lock box by the company that secured the property it is inhabitable. unsafe sticker in the front door is now gone. we know that the home owner was injured. both home owner and another occupant are displaced and the message here tonight, is that if you have oilly rags we're doing some type of renovation put them in a metal can with water if you get rid of them. >> and now to the district,ant eye sematic flyers are is discovered in north east d.c. >> this is not the first time the pamphle

the area. marina marraco has the details. >> these pamphlets showed newspaper glover park and residents say they're concerned after they found these on their door steps. they're two sided sheets of paper filled with nonsensical hatred rhetoric and anti-sem matic remarks. and shaw flyers put on cars believed to be work of white supremists group. officials are aware of oath incident. >> you may want to give your air conditioner a break if you have not yet. >> at least tonight that could change. sue. that's the latest. >> that will change in a big way, ton yes, i sarah, head lines tonight featuring beginning of next heat wave and this last a number of days. maybe 6 or 7 days with temperatures either at or above 90. three day in a row of that qualifies as heat wave here. so summer heat returns on thursday. and now one good thing is that the humidity won't be too terrible tomorrow. we can ease our way back into this after three spectacular

days this week. it will be getting more humid friday and the weekend with that will see increase in chance for some hit or miss thunderstorms over the weekend. and little better chance sunday than saturday and can't rule them out on either of those days and it is also 4th of july weekend for many people and i know i saw a lot of cars around town today some of whom were leaving and fourth ever july right now looking like it will be around 91 and can't rule out a couple of spormz in the afternoon and so far looks like they will be gone by the time the fireworks fet started. might not dip down to 40s in some areas like it did late night and should stay pleasant and we'll start off tomorrow morning in the 70s eventually climbing to near 90. that's headed your way in the weather department. day forecast and weekend in a few minutes, sarah. >> vick sims of deadly car crash claimed a life in new york city. a teenager

dozen others are were hurt. those victims believe times square is target for attackers using cars and feel city has not done enough to protect med pedestrians and calling on city to restrict vehicle traffic in that area and put up barriers on sidewalks to prevent attacks like this from happening again. >> and there's now a 40,000 that he ward for information about explosion it central park nearly 1 year ago. despite a thorough investigation no arrests have been made in that case. and the explosion seriously hurt one virginia man and police say conner colden was stepping down from a rock when stepped on a plastic bag that contained explosive device. doctors said a portion of his leg had to be amputated rjts president trump is turning spotlight back on immigration. today at the white house he focused on perpetrating crimes. >> we lost everything. he was my only child.

years going my son would still be here. >> welcoming to the whooet house victims of crimes perpetrated by illegal immgrants the president today pivoted from bruising healthcare battle back to a key campaign promise. fixing america's broken immigration system. >> your voices were heard across the entire world right? better believe it nobody died in vain. >> and the back drop to boost two bills the house is expected to pass tomorrow before lawmakers leave for july 4 break. bills are aimed separately as thwarting so-called sanctuary cities that imposed tougher penalties against deport the criminals who eptser u.s.. house minority whip standing lawyer says i'm advising members to look at it carefully and see what their conclusion is. >> we are finally going to defend our borders

>> the president's plan to enhance border security with improved barrier between u.s. and mexico took another step forward this woke as custom and border protection announced 4 to 8 companies would get contract and prototypes that could be models for roughly 2,000 mile southern poureder. whether or not the wall ultimately is built remains to be seen and at least now majority of americans according to latest survey don't think congress will get the job done. 13% say ultimately they can push a new wall over the finish line. by comparison almost duck thal and managing tax reform sometime in the next year. >> and at the white house, kevin, fox news. >> and next at 10:30 could the summer's hottest toy be a fire hazard. >> we have warning from one parent about yes, fidget spinners. ♪ >> ho

in your old car. because you might be stuck driving it for a while. a new report from bank rate.com shows a median income household cannot afford an average priced new car. in 24 of 25 largest metro areas the only place they can afford it is washington d.c.. it seems a lot of house hunters can into the ford a home i'm are because fewer americans sign contracts to take place endplay and that september home sales plunging rising options are keeping potential buyers on the site lines. >> investors not sitting on sidelines wednesday. stocks were bounding on wall street. if you want to bump the tren seems dunkin donut will serve up to two new seasonal donuts beginning jewel 3. one is smor's donut and other

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new information about the obama administration and russian interference. >> almost everyone agrees it was not enough. >> during the campaign's final weeks obama administration issued a statement condemning russia election interference. former diplomats told senate panel response was not proportional. >> american people in my judgment deserve to know what was happening clearly have to ring theville annual bell app

immediate response pain pull to the russians. >> russian interference was on a scale never witnessed before. >> what we're seeing here it teams to me isen vengs and expansion and implementation of a new kind of warfare. >> iron bear is on a march. how do you stop that? >> witnesses pointed to french elections in may where the government moved quickly and publicly after suspected russian hackers targeted emmanuel mc crohn campaign emails. >> europeans learned yes, sirones what wept wrong in our election and what seems to work well in the mack jp ron campaign is speed and decisive action. >> rush yap backed hackers used email stealing stranl gi against john podesta who testified behind closed doors for the russian probe. >> president and entire administration were dealing with unprecedented incident of the weaponization of fruits of russian cyber objective

think they were trying to make the best judgments they could. >> in a separate development paul man tort retroactively registered as foreign agent for work on ukraine election, and spokesman said manafort started justice department process before outcome of election and well before any formal investigation of election interference plan is spokes american for the special council would not comment on reporting that agreement was reached with senate intelligence for fired fbi director james comey memos documenting conversations with president trump. one news outlet report he has a commit m and expect to review the marina marraco owes soon. katherine fox news. >> an update now ton a story we told about you last fall. more than two dozen xlipts were filed against home cleaning app hand didn't after several items were missing from customers' homes. >> what was stolen, jewelry, computers.

sort of vetting process. >> today, d.c. attorney general carl racine says they have obtained reimbursement through a lawsuit through the company. handy technologies misled customers about the background checks they performed on cleaners and the company was also accused of enrolling customers into cleaning plans that included recureing cha charges. >> flint water crisis en enterserd courtroom today. state of michigan is suing police department claiming city council refusal to approve a deal to buy water long term from detroit system is endangering public health. council signed off on short term kens of that contract. state and federal authorities do not want flint to switch water source for a third time. >> new tonight more bad news for fidget spinners. >> many schools across the country banned them. now one alabama woman says her sop's spinner sxhoded while charming

model with bluetooth plug in to play music while it spipingz. it suddenly burst into flame as charging. boy's mom heard him screaming she says she is thankful they caught it in time. >> he notice today burst no flames and started screaming. i was downstairs and heard fire, fire. and the fidget spiper literally it was not smoking in was in flames. >> she said it was charming about 45 minute. her son put out the fire in the sink where you can see some of the ashes there and it scorch as i little carpet too. wow. >> scary. >> yeah. >> those are very popular right now. >> coming up next at 10:30 could being brilliant help you live longer? >> thank goodness you'll live forever tony. >> thank you i'm 92 years old actually. >> details opt link found between iq and lifetime risk of death. coming unnext.

>> higher iq in childhood to ko help you later in life associate wid lower lifetime risk of major causes of death the study looked at several factors that could influence results such as aim, sex and socioeconomic status and there's no link between childhood intelligence and death from cancers not related to smoking. >> this might be a bad sign? r5rd be my iq i don't understand it. >> i don't either. my question is higher i.q. in childhood. do you lose it when you get older. >> doesn't your i.q. remain steady. >> lose brain cells i suppose. >> i can't remember anybody's phone number anymore. >> all downhill. >>

phonep. >> isn't that tear. >> i believe yeah and you can use your phone for weather but i'm glad you're tuned in. day one is of what is going to be eye a hot stretch good we like the personal stretch. >> that's good job security. >> now i don't have to continue on as my fidget spirn consulting work proceedy gave me that idea. tonight it is is still lovely out everyone, we're still getting comfortable air around town. humidity not terrible but you will notice everything changing i love the sun seat. high clouds coming through this afternoon and evening and forecaster nikki got this great picture. she says the surprise sets this pretty never get old. i love summer sun sets keep pictures coming we enjoy seeing them because we're on windowless basement in "fox5" and we get to see your patient via social media. here's what's changing and why we get warmer. high pressure bringing in more northerly flow in the process of moving east

already ivt shd coming up in out of south. that's why we see summer heat returning tomorrow and lots of sunshine. i don't think humidity is out of control tomorrow. it will be noticeable though on friday. it will be a hotter more humid day. we go from 0 and some places above 90 tomorrow. i'm going for 90 because south wind at reagan national often brings in feel of potomac. but other places will be wa warmer. friday, 93. with more humidity. what about thunderstorms? i'm not expecting any tomorrow and higher elevations west will watch that closely. in closer in areas june has been dry by the way. meanwhile, temperature now 74 degrees and last night we had a lot of places in 50s we don't see that tonight. in fact record low bhalt more 51 and i believe it was 50 dulles and 61 city and we won't get that cool tonight but wheeling still on the comfortable side. look at wind direction arrows coming in out of the south. change is already starting and while wind are light the

direction and that results in warmer temperatures tomorrow. i wanted to show you record l lows one record low we had at bwi did you notice how chill think was this morning and several of you mentioned, it on social immediate you won't be that cool tonight. we'll have 60 defreeze in d.c. few spots upper 50s and enjoy that while you k going forward it will be pretty warm. there's some of the high cloud cover we've been watching go on by. little bit of blow off from a pretty big complex that's been affecting chicago tonight. lot of severe weather there and some showers also moving up through the eastern poring of great lakes. we'll stay dry, though, thursday at the pool looks like a great day at 11:00, 3. lots of sunshine and by 2:00, 88 degrees and by 5:00, 89 and coming down from high at or around 90 if not a little ab above. it humidity is comfortable tomorrow. by the time we get to friday, we have to describe it as getting uncomfortable if not oppressive and that will take us t

things change just a little b bit. we still have bermuda high pressure system supplying warm air and little trigger getting closer could bring popup storms around on saturday. and better chance on sunday as the front gets closer. temperatures will likely be warmer on saturday than they will be on surprised. weekend forecast looks like this 91 actually 94 we're going for saturday and 1 sunday and begun a little better chance of thunderstorms keeps surprised cooler. now that front that comes through actually could lower humidity a little bit for in eps day and we'll go 92 partly sunny and warm and isolated storm in the afternoon and onward go to "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast when i say we're starting heat wave you can see what i'm talking about. every day on 7 day forecast at or above 90 and hottest day saturday with again a few storms possible and can't rule out the storms on tuesday and again i don't think it's going to be a washout. not a bad forecast. right? and then wednesday, temperature of 90 with a couple of

that's your 7 day forecast and lights see what brody is talking about in sports. >> sue you can get warm on phones and sports you can only get that here. >> that's right. >> it's not on your phone all right. >> everyone loves honesty and everyone except major league baseball teams and last night nats stole 7 bases on the cubs and capper montero after the game blamed paper it's taking too long to throw the ball. for that rare bet athlete onness today he was released. d.c. he let's taking a high paying union job from someone in the midwest. nats flying w and curly w nats park game three of series with the cubs. second inning nats up 1-0. anthony randone deposits it left and fifteenth blowing in the wind. 2-0 nationals and stay in the second. matt weeter next batter. john lackey leads one

wheaters seventh hopper. stephen strasburg struck out 13 today. two earned runs no matter danny murphy swipinging it. 14th of year nats win 8-4 and cubs not only lost game they may have lost mvp third baseman on routine fly. crisis bryant makes catch and trips over the base rolled ankle and had to be helped to the dug yot. the team says he has a moderate ankle sprain. >> today sergeant first class brien greene caddies for ricky fouler as he practiced as quicken loans. after the round he got something cooler. >> put that right there in the white hat. >> i like that man. >> they gave him a little boy? >> he

after his third tour. >> way to take away from the moment, tony. >> it's wonderful. it's wonderful [ laughter ]. >> quicken loans they finance everything. >> it's great. i do love that. [ laughter ] stay with us we'll be right back with the news at 11

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>> a deadly day on the tracks. i girl was killed on the tracks and two are dead after an accident in the district say. fire did major damage to this townhouse. tonight investigators say spontaneous come bust john to mraixt. >> plus, get ready for more major delays on metro. and mother nature is about to crank up the heat. your news starts now. we begin with two train incidents. look at these scenes here. three people are dead tonight thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> the latest incident happened this afternoon in virginia and killed a 13-year-old girl. "fox5" lauren demarco is live with details what happened. lauren this is a sad story. >> it's just awful tony police have not