this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. right now at 10:00, an air traffic nightmare. flights at all three area airports are grounded after everyone was forced to evacuate. the faa center control tower for the washington region >> dc hired this man to help crack down on sex offenders. problem is he's a registered sex offender, how

the cracks. a and a burglary suspect led police on a chase through frederick county. the news at 10:00 starts now. we're starting with breaking news off the top coming out of northeast dc, police telling us a one-year-old has been shot in the 1300 block of i street in northeast dc. the toddler was conscious and breathing. the police are searching for the gunman. we'll bring you the latest as it becomes available. the other big story, breaking dulles reagan national and bwi marshall all three of our local airports were at a standstill until about 30 minutes ago. >> because of the ground stop issued before 7:00 that left hundreds, possibly thousands stuck on the tarmac and also at the gates and at the center of the traffic nightmare, the faa washington center in leesburg virginia. construction fumes into the facility control center and they had to evacuate the building. the

handles all high altitude flights >> with no one in the control center, all flights had to be grounded and that, of course, created a ripple effect at airports across the region >> flights delays here means delays across the nation. fox 5 lindsey watts standing by at reagan national. lindsey. >> reporter: it was within last half hour that we got the update from the faa that the air traffic control center in leesburg that had to be evacuated was now deemed safe and operations are now resuming there. we have started to see some flights coming and going from reagan after the hours long ground stop looks like there is a flight about to take off just across the tarmac. be aware, there are still a lot of residual travel issues. delays and cancelations as a result of this. if you're traveling out of any of the three regional airports tonight or tomorrow, be sure to check with your airline. we'll s

skyfox was overhead soon after the faa center in leesburg had to evacuate. it happened around 6:40. there was a hazmat situation, where construction fumes infiltrated the control room and everybody had to get out. in and out of dc out of the dc region, out going flights were grounded. many incoming flights had to be diverted. again, this was reagan, dulles and bwi. we spoke to people here at reagan about what this meant for their plans tonight. >> never get on the plane. >> how long have you been wait >> probably about an hours ago. tried to get there in time to board. there's no boarding. >> reporter: what's next for you now? >> wait till 11:00 12:00, then if not, go back to the city and get a hotel room. >> reporter: stick around one more day >> why not? washington is great. >> i came here to pick up my daughter and

was coming to visit me and i came to pick her up >> where is she? >> reporter: she told me she just landed in philadelphia. so that's where she is, i guess. >> reporter: they rerouted >> she said something about a fire or something here and i said i'm here at the airport and there is no fire. so, just assumed she was kidding me. >> reporter: and we did let her know what was going on. there was confusion about what was causing that situation at the faa center in leesburg. some initial reports that a fire was to blame. we saw quite a few people not quite sure what was going on, looking at the boards wondering what was happening. we're starting to see planes coming and going out. just were aware. this situation has a domino effect all

with delay, cancelations, rerouting, definitely not the night to be traveling out of this region. live lindsey watts fox 5 local news. the district of columbia hire's practices are under fire after the city hired a registered sex offender. adam bryant worked at the department of general services, he's been registered as a sex offender nearly seven years, the paper first reported the story. it was after that that report that the city fired him. the city could have found out sooner. the district's own sex registry lists his name. he was convicted for traveling with the intent to engage that solicit sexual conduct with a minor. kevin donahue sent fox 5 a statement that says, in part earlier, the department of human services initiated a top to bottom review. which is still ongoing of the safety protection and security sensitivity clarification of all district positions and the screening guidelines required. the person in question is no longer

department of general services. protesters inside of the senate offices on monday over republican healthcare reform. for reported demonstrations. this comes as senate democratic chuck schumer said he wrote to image mcconnell to urge bipartisan effort. republicans are hoping to role back the affordable care act programs as early as next week. >> our process options, diminished hope. that is the legacy of obamacare for too many. it's been failing the american people for years. it will collapse around them if we fail to act. >> a total of 80 demonstrators were arrested after refusing to stop protesting. one year ago, dnc seth rich was shot and killed in his northwest dc neighborhood. a gunman shot him as he was

early in the morning. police called his murder a botched robbery. there was a vigil in his honor at the spirit of justice park in southeast. they released a statement marking the anniversary saying, in part, despite so much our family has gone through, seth's legacy of public service, his determination to make the world a better place and genuine desire to foster engagement among americans of all ages persists and comes as a comfort. the family is hoping anyone with information gives police a call. let's take it outside. if you like it hot. getting ready. guess what? it's going to be right up your sleeve. the temperatures literally going to hot all week long. let's check in with sue palka and find out >> in fact, shawn people might not want to wear sleeves. >> i don't have that option. >> today was just kind of at advertiser. the main event is tomorrow through thursday we're expecting temperatures to be the hottest

it's 100 degrees, if not hotter. today, we hit 90 at reagan, dulles and bwi 89 of the that's not bad. that is seasonal for this time of year. but tomorrow, we're forecasting 97 in the city. low 90's north and west and with that combination of the increased humidity that you likely felt tonight, it will feel closer to 100 degrees and it's probably going to last most of the week. current temperature, 83 here in the district. 70's out there as well. but when you factor in the humidity, it's pretty oppressive out there and might add feels like 88 that the district. we're also tracking welcome diminishing thunderstorms that have now weakened out to showers approaching the interstate 81 corridor that may have brief gusts to 40 miles an hour as they didn't move into places like woodstock, winchester, eventually to marshall but as they get closer to the metro area, i think if there's anything left, it will be a few showers. not much to cool you there. although at least there is a

of rain out there and tomorrow with our high pressure off the coast, we pump in the heat and humidity a weak trigger tomorrow afternoon, could also mean we track a few more pop-up showers and storms but if you get one you'll be lucky. it will do a good job to cool you off. most will not she thunderstorms, there's a chance here and there they will pop up. more details coming up a little bit later. shawn? >> thank you. several howard county police officers are on routine administrative leave after they were involved in a deadly shooting in frederick county. officials tell us the officers trail a van suspected in a burglary from howard into frederick county. when officers tried to stop the van, the driver tried to run over an officer and that's when the other officers opened fire and killed the driver. a passenger in the van was not hurt but police arrested her. to prince george's county. tonight, we're learning more about the man suspected of killing his stepfather and posting a selfie with the body on twitter.

appearance today, is a judge denied him bond and called him a danger to the community. accused of killing ronald pink knee he was found in the garage of his home in bowie saturday. investigators say beverly has an extensive criminal record. that includes murder. >> as we look deeper into his record and we look at the second degree murder conviction talked about and some of the earlier things that happened in the 2000s and mid to late 90's, those cases did happen here in prince george. both some cases he had and some contacts but because they predate our office by several years, it's all part of the ongoing investigation. >> we also learned that pink knee filed an assault charge against beverly back in february. beverly is expected back in court in october. controversy has been brewing in manassas over what to do with trailer park in disrepair. >> the east end mobile home park deteriorated and

health hazard. the city was looking at shutting the park down that would leave 55 people looking for a new home. supporters found a buyer for the property. catholics for housing. the group is willing to buy and maintain the parks on the families we only have to move. tonight, the city met to discuss. members decided not to vote and said they're going to talk with the group. however that didn't sit well with some >> i'm upset and appalled by this decision, they have no reason not to take this vote. they have a contract between the residents and the city showing they're not going to to save the city for the mishap for last ten years. they could have taken this vote. we a buyer for this property who's going to go in and do all the work they said they promised to do. the city wants them to do, they're going to do it. >> the city also was going t be buy the property but under the plan the mobile homes would be removed. leaving those people with no place to live. >> ahead, four men vanished without a trace >> the fbi join in

surrounding their disappearance. >> then donald trump junior takes to twitter to dispute the alleged involve in russia's election hacking. coming up. you're watching fox 5 news at 10:00.

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the white house is denying donald trump junior did anything wrong when he met with the russian lawyer with alleged ties to the kremlin last june >> the president's critics calls it a continuing pattern of people connected to the trump administration. here's fox's kevin cork >> no one within the trump campaign colluded >> like his father, donald trump junior took to twitter firing back in by taking a meeting for the russian lawyer for the purpose of getting dirt on the clinton campaign meant his team had somehow colluded with the kremlin. tweeting tongue in cheek, obviously, i'm the first person on a campaign to ever tack a meeting to hear info about an opponent went nowhere but had to

listen. the president only learned about the meeting a couple days ago. but critics argue the fact that the campaign's operatives jared kushner and paul manafort were there at all is highly unethical >> there's no reason for this russian government advocate to be meeting with paul manafort or mr. kushner or the president's son if it wasn't about the campaign and russia policy >> this is the first time the public has seeing clear evidence that senior level officials at the trump campaign met with potentially an agent of a foreign government to try to obtain information that would discredit hillary clinton >> mr. untrue junior discounted the meeting writing quote, her statements were vague and ambiguous, made no sense, she began discussing the adoption of russian children. it became clear to me this was the true agenda all along >> i believe what's important we're at day 200 or so of no evidence of russian

>> asked about the lawyer, putin's spokesman said who she is. obviously we can't keep track of all the meetings of russia lawyers in russia and abroad. it managed to momently. following g20 summit that saw the president deliver a powerful speech in poland. sanctions were not discussed at my meeting with president putin. nothing will be done until ukrainian and syrian problems are solved. that appeared to contradict rex tillerson who said the president did tell putin that congress was pushing for more sanctions. the president also lashed out at critics of his daughter ivanka who momently filled his seat while he conducted a meeting on the sidelines of the summit. if chelsea were asked to hold a seats our mother gave other country away. the fake news would say chelsea for prez. good morning, it would never

father to ask me. are you giving our country away? hoping not. donald trump junior back on twitter saying he would be happy to pass along were he knows about this situation. also to point out that the trump legal team, the outside team, is making suggestions about that lawyer that donald trump junior met with. they're suggesting she may have a ties to a group known as fusion gps, an opposition research firm that has previously been funded by democrats. at the white house, kevin cork. fox 5 news. today, president trump accused fired fbi director james comey of leaking classified information in the notes that he shared. comey admitted he gave his notes about conversations he had with the president to that friend. who then gave the information to the media. legal source tells fox news, comey's conversations with the president are considered government records and some material contained classified information. comey denies a

new tonight friends and family mourning the loss of a new york state trooper. joel davis was approaching a couple's home near the canadian border when justice walter shot him with a rifle he was taken to the hospital where he later died. her friend was also shot but survived. walters was arrested and charged with murder. no word on a motive. form gymnastics larry nass ter agreed to plead guilty to child pornography charges, he's scheduled to change his plea tomorrow. the doctor allegedly downloaded thousands of pornographic images and videos of children. he reportedly then tried to destroy the files when he learned he was under investigation. dr. nass ter has been accused sexual abusing more than 100 former patients including former gymnist with team u.s.s. the men between 18 and 25 years

each other in bucks county outside of philadelphia. police now say they've arrested a 20-year-old man on an illegal gun charge that suspect linked to property where the fbi are searching for the four men. investigators are now working around the clock to figure out what happened to them and if those menu each other. >> i can tell you for sure that this investigation is a priority for us and for every agency involved and we've been working around the clock. will not rest until we know exactly what happened. >> first man vanished last week the others disappear on friday >> are you a good tipper when you go out >> you would like to think you are in general. >> yeah. >> that could depend on whether you're a democrat or republican. >> we're going to tell you about a new study. according to the study, it will tell you which party appears to be more generous when tipping. >> this looks like it hurts. >> it looks something it

that's weird. >> what the heck? >> this is apparently a health trend hitting hollywood and it's disturbing >> i got to stop looking >> you got to be kidding me. this can't be real.

. there's nothing like a great to help you relax, apparently celebrities are playing a lot of money for this new kind of massage. this is called bite massage. dr. dorothy stein or dr. dot said she learned the unusual massage practice from her mother who would ask dorothy to bite her back when she was a kid as a form of massage. she started bite massages back in the 80's. treated celebrities to phil collins even m & m. they

i'm going to start something new, it's called pin massage. let me see your hand. >> that feels so much better. just all the stress in the world exited my body. changed my life >> she bites people. no joke. we read from head to toe. a new study found -- i wonder how well they tipped dr. dot >> stop. >> there's a new study that found certain people are better tippers than others. researchers at credit cards.com compared receipts from thousands of americans if the tippers are republican men who live in the northeast, they leave a median tip of 20%, as for the worst, women, democrat, southerners and people who put a i with cash, leave an average of 16%, researchers say women tend to tip for other

housekeeping, valet parking and hair styling >> and people who are on the receiving end of the lower tips said two words, bite me. >> fox 5 news at 10:30. hey, sarah >> clever. straight ahead here at 10:30. will congress get a healthcare deal done before the summer is up? pressure is building as lawmakers head back to work after the 4th of july recess. we'll have the latest from the hill on the healthcare debate. it's like black friday in july. amazon prime day deals just kicked off a few hours ago. we'll show you how the company is getting the packages around the country. sue? >> i'll tell you what, this heat wave will have teeth, i guess you can say it might bite us a little bit. i just had to go there. by the way, she got the idea from the twilight movies. we have to talk about a hot day feeling like it's near 100 and we're tracking a few showers in some communities west of interstate 81. we'll let you know if they w

hold up as they roll into dc. 10:30 news is next.

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. fox 5 local news at and if:30. reagan, a dulles and bwi grounded. problems are to blame. effect it's having on travel around the region. then a glimmer of hope for the parents of a baby in the u.k. we'll have the latest anne the case of charlie gar >> as amazon prime day kicks off we'll take a look at how the company plans on delivering the extra packages. i'm jim lokay >> big problems for travelers in our area

>> lindsey watts live as the planes are taking off, hey, lindsey. >> reporter: for hours tonight, we saw a ground stop here at reagan, at dulles and bwi. the good news? we are starting to see travel resume. we're seeing planes starting to come and go from here at reagan. we'll show you video now. the problem originated at the regional faa center in leesburg. it handles flights at all three airports and had to be evacuated due to construction fumes. that was in the 6:00 hour. and it wasn't until 10:00 that operations there got underway again. the latest from the faa, they say these are only limited operations now. travelers are told to expect continued delays and cancelations if you're traveling tonight or tomorrow out of any of these three airports be sure to contact your airlines. and several howard county police officers are on

were involved in a deadly shooting. this happened around noon in frederick county. sheriffs officials tell us they were trailing a van suspected in a burglary. investigators say when officers tried to stop the vehicle, the driver tried to run over one of the officers. that's when police opened fire and killed the driver. let's go back outside. 82 degrees as we hit 10:30 around here, guess what? later on this week, it's just going to get hotter and hotter and certainly golf like we're in the middle of summer. sue standing by >> no doubt about it. we want everybody to be ready. sometimes these things can sneak up. you think you're fine and after hours being out in the kind of weather we'll have over the next three day, it can make i was little bit sick. you'll want to take breaks from the heat. and here's what we're talking about over the next three day, really tuesday through thursday, mid to upper 90's are in the forecast. not only will it be hot. but it will also be humid and that humidity combined with those temperatures in the mid to upper 90's will make it feel like anywhere from 95 to

that's why we want you to be ready. the hottest we've been so far this summer is 95. if we hit 97 tomorrow, it will be hottest day we've had in 2017. in dc. with that heat and humidity comes the possibility of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm tomorrow. not widespread, hit or miss, we're seeing showers especially along and west of interstate 81 that are weakening as they get closer to this region. if you get a cooling shower or storm, you'll be among the lucky. heat continues through late week. break friday when temperature at least drops down to a more reasonable 90, which is more typical for all this time of year. plan to take it easy as you get through your day the next three days and we'll have a look at the weekend forecast which offers more relief coming up in a few minutes. jim? >> thank you. dramatic video shows major wildfires along a road in southern california. the fires forced at least 3500

causing major roads to close the minnesota police officer acquitted in the fatal shooting of philandro castile will receive more than $48,000 as he leaves the demarco. it's part of terms of a separation agreement that were announced today. along with the money, the st. anthony police department will pay jeron me up to 600 hours of accrued and unused leave pay, the decision was the most thoughtful way to move forward and help with the healing process. castille was shot during a traffic stop last july. gained nationwide attention after castille's girlfriend live streamed the site on facebook. the president is putting more pressure on congress to get something done on healthcare between vacations. >> some republican senators already bailing on their own version of a repeal and replace plan. and the clock is now ticking. fox correspondent mik

on capitol tonight. >> senators return to capitol facing plenty of tension over healthcare reform. fox learned there's a new timeline. getting an up updated bill tax to senator on thursday. and a vote late next week. >> most of the folks that were having trouble with do want to get to yes. they do support most of the bill. there are people who aren't quite there yet. >> reporter: at least ten gop senators are opposed to the original republican proposal with 52 republicans there to can only be two no votes to pass a bill with vice president pence serving as the tie breaker. the majority leader mitch mcconnell hasn't given up. >> he's trying to get something that will pass but the original version opposing it's not going to pass >> president trump issued a warning on twitter, i cannot imagine that congress would dare to leave washington without a beautiful new healthcare bill

fully approved and ready to go. >> healthcare and human rights. >> reporter: there was pressure on republican senators at town hall events in their home states. ted cruz faced protesters in texas >> please don't ask your version of healthcare legislation. >> reporter: bernie sanders is trying to move the healthcare debate to the left >> as soon as we defeat this disastrous bill, i will be introducing a medicaid for all single pay program >> mcconnell wanted a healthcare complete by late june, now fear more healthcare delays could side track other issues like infrastructure, raising the debt limit and tax reform, if mcconnell wants to get something like tax reform through he may be forced to abandon healthcare because republicans want to use the same filibuster process for tax reform they're currently using for healthcare. the problem is mcconnell

use the same maneuver for two bills at the same time >> they're calling for reducing or dropping the august recess, they likely worry about facing constituents with very few points on the board. on capitol, mike emmanuel, fox 5 news >> more on that on the final five. in the meantime, president trump tried to undo a number of government regulations put into place by president obama, the department of education had a meeting to gather information on two obama era regulations that the trump administration wants to overhaul. provide relief to any student who were defrauded by the institutions. there's another meeting planned for southern methodist university in dallas later this month. a man admitted to taking part in the violent riots during president trump's inauguration was sentenced to four months in jail and two years of probation. he was sentenced last friday and new video was presented in court. the footage presented by

protesting in logan circle later seen breaking windows. he pleaded guilty in april to rioting charges and assaulting a police officer. he was among more than 200 people arrested and charged in connection with riots. powell was the first to plead guilty. next at 10:30, it's a case captured international attention. >> it's terminally ill boy in the u.k. whose parents are fighting for an experimental treatment. the latest on the charlie guard case coming up next. case coming up next. another amazon to rival the geek squad one day before the annual prime day, includes installation. amazon isn't the only company that has a deal for you tomorrow. 7-eleven is marking 90 years in business with 7-eleven day. the convenience store

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one-year-old child has been shot. it happened around 9:00 on i street. marina marraco live at the scene with information. >> reporter: the investigation now surrounding that one condominium that you see there, we're about a block here of h street, south of trinidad neighborhood. the call coming in roughly 9:00 for a shooting. we have learned a one-year-old boy was shot unclear where exactly that boy was shot. the boy was transported conscious and breathing to an area hospital. you'll see across the street, engine company ten for dc. unclear if they transport that day child. we're still awaiting an update. i can tell you however, dc police searching for two suspects. they've been searching in the trinidad neighborhood roughly an hour and a half. still turned up empty this investigation continues. again, a one-year-old shot tonight here in northeast dc. we're still waiting for an update on the child's condition. jim and sarah? . developing tonight, a glimmer of hope

parents in case that has captured international attention >> the parents of a terminally ill baby are headed back to court today, fox news lauren green with the latest on the charlie guard case. >> we're still fight. >> reporter: after an emotionally charged hearing, a british court is giving the parents of 11 month old charlie guard a chance to present new evidence that their terminally ill son should receive experimental treatment >> baby charlie and charlie parents, bonnie and chris, are thankful for the outcome of the hearing in the high court. >> reporter: 11 month old charlie has a rare genetic disorder requiring a ven literary for him to breathe. another another experimental treatments are being offered in the u.s. and italy but not in the u.k. england's high court originally ruled that more extensive treatment is unjustined and refused to allow his parents as to came him out of the country >> we feel it's or right as parents to give him a chance, there's nothing

he deserves a chance. >> the dispute is not only for the baby's life but also about parental rights and whether a government can be the moral authority in this case. president trump expressed support for charlie parents as has pope francis. at least one american hospital has offered to help charlie with the experimental therapy. and two u.s. lawmakers are introducing legislation which would allow charlie to receive treatment in the u.s. >> charlie parents tart add gofundme page raised more than $1.7 million so far. in new york, lauren green. fox news. next at 10:30, tomorrow may be amazon prime day but the heavy lifting has started >> we'll show you how amazon is pulling off the delivery of all those packages coming up. ♪ ♪

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didn't have to charge your cell phone. it could be a reality. right now researchers at the university of washington are testing a mobile phone prototype that does not use a battery. it uses ambient power from radio signals and light. the prototype is only able to send a signal back to base station 50 feet away. researchers want to figure out how to expand the length. coffee to lead to a longer life. people who drink around three cups of coffee may live longer than noncoffee. researchers have to figure out which compounds may protect or provide a health benefit. word on duncan donuts. chick fil-a is giving away free. but you have to be dressed up lie a cow.

they expect long lines and crowds of chicken lovers. the deal is good from opening time until 7:00. >> do you have a cow costume? someone around here does >> mike thomas. >> they love those gimmicks over there. >> i don't know, is it going to be a day you want to stand in line for that deal. >> not a good day to be in a cow costume standing in line, but people will do it. we can tell them but i would say stake out a spot near a cool area. perhaps a big body of water and make sure you take frequent breaks, if we hit 97, which is what we're forecasting, it will be the hottest day we've had so far this summer and 2017 we had two days in june in which we hit 95. here's what i would be doing if i weren't working in the delightful air conditioning that is fox 5, how about barbara allen's view? the king

gorgeous sunset and if you happen to live mere water, you'll find it will be little bit cooler than the 97 we're forecasting for the city. we hit 90 here in the city. dulles and bwi 89. suburban areas may still in the low and mid 90's. but about this will be a heat wave, we expect this to continue all week long, 97 tomorrow, 95 wednesday, 98 thursday, when you combine it with humidity, it will feel like 100 to 105. when do we get relief? the relief is 90 degrees on friday will be in the upper 80's to near 90 through the weekend. that gets us kind of back into the normal range, which is 89 for this time of year. but that's going to be a bit of a hard pull. a lot can't really handle the heat. take a lot of breaks if you can. get to a cooling center if if you don't have air conditioning. we've been watching a line of thunderstorms. this is a complex that has been weakening as it gets closer to our region. as we get

been showers and brief gusty winds along the edge of this gusts to 40 as it's been moving through places like winchester and woodstock. i expect this batch to continue to weaken putting it in motion the last couple hours. you could see how the yellows and oranges disappeared and now just showers, in the western suburbs may see this in the next couple hours before it falls apart. we rinse and repeat tomorrow. the heat index around hundred degrees as our bermuda high pressure is going to be in place supplying all that heat, all the humidity and then the possibility with a little bit of a trigger tomorrow afternoon of a pop-up thunderstorm in a few spots. i don't think that will be widespread but just because it is out there, we want you to be ready. tomorrow's planner with a lot of kids maybe headed for the pool. 8:00 a.m. 81. by noon up to 93. hot and humid. again 95 at 5:00. maybe a couple of stray thunderstorms here and there. watch for the potential for brief heavy rain with that and

again a gust of wind or two. tomorrow temperatures look like this, near 90 be low 90's maybe north and west. to the middle and upper 90's all across our region. for a hot day and again, the possibility of a couple of storms, and when you're this hot, you can't rule out one or two of those being strong. the risks would be pretty low for the severe elements but i'd be watching for the possibility of a gust to maybe 40, 50, and perhaps a little bit of hail although that risk is also low. speaking of the futurecast. i wanted to show you it weakens out the showers at 1:00 and not much after that. at 8:00 in the morning, a mix of sun and clouds as we go through the afternoon, not everybody sees thunderstorms, but one or two could be around and may be strong, they're popping up almost in the same area where we saw tonight's storms. the atmosphere has been seeded for that. wednesday there's the possibility that we'll also watch a few showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon as well. for tonight, 76, warm a few clouds. maybe a

tomorrow hotter with a few afternoon thunderstorms. headed for 97 with a pretty noticeable breeze out of the southwest at 10:00 to 20 maybe occasionally gusting over that. looks like a lot of thunderstorms are on this, but fairly spotty, tuesday, wednesday, spotty on thursday, best chance of thunderstorms would likely be on friday with a temperature of 90. an isolated shower expected saturday through the weekend. we drop into the upper 80's an few more thunderstorms around on monday at 87. that's your seven-day forecast. over to you, sarah. >> thank you. two indoor sky dives went free falling into a new world record. the video of the flyers defeating the guinness would recall record for the longest indoor free fall over the weekend in spain. lasted seven hours, 15 minutes and seven seconds in the wind tunnel. >> incredible. coming up, fox 5 news at 11:00. >> shawn? we we're following the latest developing story causin headaches for flyers

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