the frederick area, that also looks like it may be intensifying. so we have to watch all of these storms very closely, this afternoon, and evening, at 5:06 this will be near percentville, lowden county, 5:09 to hamilton, if it holds together it may be in the pools ville area, north edge, at 52:00; main concern, very heavy rain, gusts to 60 and the possibility of a bit of hail. we're remaining very hot as you well know with temperatures tomorrow also expected to be. >> we did get up to 92 degrees at this hour, notice how winchester so much cooler at 79. but when you factor in the humidity, it feels like it is anywhere from about 81 at win chester, to 100 at cambridge, so that heat and humidity supplying the fuel for these storms, we'll have close eye on radar throughout our next 90 minutes, if not longer than that, and let you know if any new warnings are issued.

sarah and jim. >> all right, new tonight, in the last two weeks, commanders on the scene of two major fires in the district have asked for critical help, have had to wait for it. >> in one case it took ten minute for the 191 center to dis patch the extra help. now the firefighters union is pointing fingers at the offers of unified communications. let's get you out to fox5, from peabody street in northwest, hi, paul. >> reporter: jim, sarah, where there was devastating fire back on june 24th. you may recall that there was a lot of video of rescues being made hereby firefighters on the scene. people who were attempt to go jump from the upper floors, the firefighters get to go them and down successfully. >> this was fatal fire, but what we were able to learn today, about this fire, has got the firefighters union very, very concerned. >> with a we now know after digging into this, listening to number of fire department

firefighters were on the scene for couple of hours, they needed extra help. they asked for third alarm to be sounded. now we listen back, we can confirm it, took as long as six minutes for that help to be dis patched. according to the firefighters union, that is absolutely unacceptable. that it should take no longer than 30, 40 seconds, to dispatch a third alarm. now, the other concern is fire that took place on u street on july 1st, just after midnight. it was a rooftop fire, a very difficult fire for firefighters to fight. they needed extra help. they sounded a second alarm, but after listening to these radio transmissions, we did get confirmation from not only the union but the offices of unified communications that it took ten minutes

>> firefighters were saying it was spreading but it was not dispatched. what we are learning from the office of unification cents they're saying it was operator error. and that's why it took ten minutes just to put that second alarm on to the call. as far as this fire here at peabody street and why it took six minute, we're told by the office of unified communications there was some kind after freeze in the computer aided dispatch. they've tried to replicate this over and over again, and have not been table do it. but for some reason it froze up, and they weren't able to send that help within the time span. we're going to continue to dig into this, we'll have hopefully more for you at 6:00. live in northwest, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> remember that video? that was pretty controversialment fox5 showed you this in april after man being arrested with a child in his arms after police say he didn't pay to r

fare evasion huge problem with metro, so much so, recently metro announced new program to try to fight it. >> now the dc council, measure would decriminalize it, making it a civil ticket, doing away with imprisonment if you evade those fares. mat at clinic live tonight one of the busiest stations, over at china towel -- chinatown, hey, (natural sounds). >> hi, jim, sarah, as it starts, if you evade paying fare here in d.c., virginia and maryland, you can be arrested and you -- cane put in jail overnight. but one council member, he has the support of many other, is basically proposing pulling back the part where you imprison someone and lowering the fine from

>> know say so far, that is working. but, dc councilman white says when he saw video after man being arrested at the congress heights metro, it prompted him to propose legislation, that would stop anyone from being imprisoned, for just skipping out on paying. >> i think that we are putting a loft district dollars, tax dollars, into helping metro, with where they are, and district resident shouldn't be lock up. you know, it is something that's not real a big offense that we should begin ticket and fines, but not arrested for fare evasion. >> reporter: all right, so, what about dc council ma member jack evans? you will remember he is metro board chairman. we asked him about that today. he said he didn't sign on his support. but he needs some time to look at it. he also didn't say he wouldn't sign onto it. we wanted his views on it. so we asked him today. take a listen. >> i'll take a look at it and see where we go

from there. the issue to get people not to jump the turnstiles, whatever the punishment may be. >> just to send the right message or wrong message by decriminalizing it? >> i don't think it matters one way or the other, i think security to stop people from jumping the turnstiles. i they they were going not so much jumping, but going through the gate, i believe weaver locked all of the gates. not as easily accessible to go through without paying. so my goal though is to get everybody to pay. >> reporter: we also reached out to metro for comment. the spokesperson there sent us a statement saying while we've not yet reviewed the proposed legislation, stewart of taxpayer funds from federal, state and local sources, metro believes it has an obligation to ensure that every rider pays his or her fair share. it is important to tell that you this would only be in the district every columbia a remember there are other jurisdictions that metro passes through. if this is passed, and

passed yet, still needs to be discussion. it will only take place here in d.c. for now, live in chinatown, matt ac lan, fox5 local news. >> and we go from rales to the roads. happening right now, construction underway to improve one of maryland's most heavily traveled roadways in montgomery county. today governor larry hogan announced start of $97 million project to ease up congestion and improve safety on 270-6789 construction crews building new interchange on 270 at watt begins mill road gaithersburg, four lane bridge, will support economic development in the area, promises to reduce congestion between montgomeryville and avenue and the great seneca creek crossing. it will give you access to the metro, excuse me, the metropolitan grove mark station, as well as gaithersburg medical center. >> i can tell that you anyone who travels through this part of montgomery county, knows how bad congestion, how bad congestion can be, along chopper road,

route 355, quinnscorer road and many other thorough fares, we're working very hard to improve all of those. >> the announcement today follows m dot a knowledgesment for relief project, designed to save you up to 30 minutes on your commute between interstate 70 and 495. the new interchange on 270 is expected to be completed by the summer of 2020. senate republicans are planning to unveil their re advised healthcare bill thursday. and begin voting on it next week. to get that done, majority leader mitch mcconnell says he will delay the chambers august recess for two weeks. senate gop leaders are struggling to come up with legislation to erase much of the affordable care act. but republicans remain divided over the bill. mcconnell also says he expect the congressional budget office to give its assessment on the upcoming bill early next week. up next: an up tick in crime in prince george's county. >> how the police chief is ramming up officers schedules to combat the growing problem of

>> my mom, she would go to the ends of the earth for my sister dalilia and my little brother peter and for me. >> then thousands attend the funeral after slain nypd officer killed in a act of violence, how she is being remembered tonight by her three children she left behind. >> meantime, uber drivers working some long hours out there. there was new safety concerns about those who work for the ride hailing company. but as we head to break, it is all-star game tuesday. you can watch it tonight right here at 8:00 at fox5. this is live look at marilyn's park in miami. and i like that, i like the work they did on the lawn out there. nice, nice work on the turf. they're getting ready, we're getting you ready, as well, three that the in the starting line up, around earn, scherzer, pitching as well. check it out. we're back after. >> this you're watching fox5 news at 5:00. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪

>> it is hot and muggy, we didn't quite get into triple digits, but it might have felt like it. nobody out on the tennis courts, come on, tennis anyone? no one. >> no. >> anyone on the basketball courts today? >> no, no, people staying inside trying to stay cool. no doubt about that, the swings, playgrounds are empty. >> everybody hiding inside, where it is nice and cool in the air-conditioning. >> smart idea, too, because while we didn't hit 9

because we had a lot of clouds around this morning, they took a while to break, they broke pretty quickly this afternoon, and evening, now you see what's happening, jim, czar a we have severe storms that have fired up. we have now hit the low 90s it, didn't take long, once we were able to clear the clouds out, now we have a new supply of clouds, and we've had a severe under this earl storm warning around the winchester area. now there is was supposed to go until 5:15, i wonder if they will let it expire. but we'll watch to see if that little yellow box disappears. it certainly is still going strong in winchester area. and we are getting multiple reports of hail to the size of nickles out in that area. putting this in motion, putting storm track on, least berg, i still think this made be headed in your direction, might clip rockville here in the next little while, gaithersburg, be aware. tracking little hail core with it as we see with the trained spotters, report that hail, right around the winchester area. and as we put this in motion, it looks like our storm is moving east-southeast. so i would be watching toward western p

county for the possibility of hail core head in the your direction, don't forget could also have gusty winds to 60 and brief, very heavy rain as we have he can truer harley humid day out there, temperatures low 90s, so got little trigger just to the north of us, frontal boundery. >> green area, assessed by the storm prediction center as area that has the risk, marginal risk, small risk every seeing severe storms obviously that's beginning to kick up. >> we'll keep those in the forecast until after the sun goes down, maybe track few more tomorrow. if you didn't see this earlier, temperature still 92 here in the district, but winchester, rain cooled at 79, and again, we even thought it would be warmer than this, but few early morning showers and clouds help to cap the atmosphere, so we got break from the excessive heat, unfortunately with the humidity there are some spots that do feel like they're into the mid and upper 90s, dc feels

fredericks berg, feels lie 92, cambridge, feeling like 100 degrees and guess what it looks like tomorrow is another hot one. we are forecasting 95 for wednesday, and we could possibly have a couple more of the pop up stronger storms, tomorrow afternoon keep an eye on the sky, maybe good thing there aren't that many people on the tennis courts and the basketball court today, at least we don't have to worry about them being outside as the storms loaded when lightning and hail roll on through the area. >> sue, thanks. follow up on the deadly police involved shooting in frederick county. tonight investigators have identified the two howard county police officers involved. they were corporal thomas townsend and officer darsean lucky. the man killed was 26 year old cody mitchell. police say he was driving a van, suspected in a burglary, and police pursuit crossed from howard into frederick county. when officers tried to stop the vehicle, mitchell tried to run over one of the officers, and that is when police ope

fire and killed him. a passenger of the van, 26 year old cheyenne out end, unharmed and taken into custody, faces burglary and theft charges. >> another violent day in prince george's county where gunman shot and wounded two men in forest ville. it happened on forest park drive during the early morning hours when officers got there one dead, the other wounded man taken to the hospital for treatment. so far no one is in custody. >> murder this morning is the 121st in the count any less than two weeks, that in turn has prompted the police chief to act. earlier today, he announced offers letters have to start working 12 hour shift, to combat that violence. previously had been working eight hour shifts. >> we're not being reactive, being pro-active. we want our community to know that we are taking this seriously, this is priority for us, so we will put more police officers on the street. but this is definitely going to require the support of the community. >> it is unclear how long the officers will stay on these 12 hour shifts. we reach out to the fraternal orders of police, spokesman told

the chief had to make that decision because of the increase in crime, but shows there is more need for police officers even though does provide hardship. officers and families during the summer, it will make, excuse me, it will continue to act professionally to protect the citizens of prince george's count. >> i it has been more than three years since eight year old rod disappeared from the district without a trace. second greater leaving at dc general, that's the city's largest family homeless health hershey went missing. today dc police tweeted out this picture, saying, july 11 is national rail i shall a rod remembrance day. isn't forgotten at the highest levels, let's continue to raise awareness. >> thousands gathered in the bronx today to say their final good-bye to new york police officer, me a society is family ya. >> as far away as canada to take part in the funeral services, the 48 year old veteran officer remembered for herself less necessary, her sense every community and her service as a member of the

nypd. >> we are here to celebrate a life. we're celebrating the fact that she lived, she was tremendous, she was awesome, she was a wonderful mother, sister, daughter, friends. >> we're here to lay a hero to rest, but we have to remember the many ways she was a hero? her service to this city, and her love for her family, and all she did for everyone, she same across in life. >> and my mom wasn't just a cop or just a police officer, although, or just a detective, although those titles, they're important, and they do play important roles in our society, because my

protector, defender, guidance counselor, spiritual advisor, philosopher, philanthropist, fearless, fearest, and mother. because my mom, she would go to the ends of the earth for my sister, dalilia, and my little brother, peter, and for me. >> she did what the 36,000 officers did put on a uniform to sacrifice, knowing there are consequences, like danger, but she loved us. >> it is important to be out here because i'm new yorker, and i respect the police, and they have a hard job to do and this is just part of the job of risking their lives for the people in new york. so it is my job to come out here and pay my respects to this great

her life. >> tomorrow the intense heatwave continues. we'll tell you how to make sure your kids are keeping cool and safe when you send them off to camp. >> plus you don't want to miss the cool and fun outdoor gadgets that fox's consumer guru has for us. >> and there is still time to make you the best on the block for the summer tomorrow on fox5 news morning.

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we've got some stories trending tonight, tragic news out of new mexico, teenage& girl died over the weekends while using her cell phone in the bathtub. >> according to relatives, the 14 year old was electrocuted after either plugging in her phone in the bathtub or grabbing the phone as it was being charged. they did set up a go fun me page to raise money for a funeral which is set for saturday. this story coming out of new mexico, sheriff is crediting voice activated device for calling 191 and rescuing a mother and child from a domestic dispute. >> eduardo arrested july 2nd after six hour stand-off with police. officers say barrows had accused haded gig friends of cheating and threate

cops. >> we asked did you call the sheriffs, it activated speaker to call 911. here is the thing, it is clean err how that happened. because those echo speak remembers only equipped to call other echo speakers, don't have access to outside line, but the sheriff department sticking by the story, but siri you can do that. >> yes. >> apparently something involved. >> something was listening. >> something was listening, and they're always listening. >> we got some scary moment for family in florida. robert a and her family enjoying a day at panama city beach when she suddenly noticed her sons were too far from the shore. >> so roberta, her mother and five other family members swam out to the boys but found themselves trapped in rip currents. have you seen this picture, zero eight beach-goers form ago human chain to rescue the family. >> roberta's mother suffered a heart attack and she is still recovering in the hospital. about you it goes to show human beings no matter what your differences are. >> teamwork makes the dream work. >> there go. >> to catholic bishops

world-wide, states glued end free bread is a no-go during commune yeah. >> yes, new guidelines, issued by pope francis last month. they didn't cause much after stir, though, until they were published over the weekends. by vatican radio. >> less than two weeks after sales kick off of recreational marijuana in nef add, a the states now making emergency regulations because there is not enough pot. >> stores are apparently running out of marijuana due to unantiipated demand. really? you didn't figure that out? the regulations will allow dispensaries and liquor whole sale tears become licensed distributors. donald trump junior releasing emails, pertaining to meeting with a russian lawyer. let's go to fits on. >> this hey, fits? >> reporter: hey, sarah, jim, a lot of questions up here on capitol hill about this. why did he talk to that russian attorney? and did he column eude with the russian government as part of the investigation into this underway right now on capitol hill. hear what top senators and white house officials have to say. ronica?

headquarters right behind me, some are worried about their safety inside. thousands in the fbi don't even work inside, but the headquarters they're not going anywhere. jim? >> the mystery surrounding this lost teddy bear now solved. the family found a teddy bear with a special message recorded on it at a garage sale, and they went through some great lent to get it back to its owner. we'll tell how it belonged to coming up after the break. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

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looking for the gunman behind double shooting in white oklahoma maryland, someone shot man and woman on lock wood drive around 1:30 this morning. the victim suffered serious injuries no word what led to the shooting. >> babysitter in trouble with the law tonight, charged coal can with child neglect. officers were called to a home on gun smith terrace in woodbridge last night after one year old was spotted playing in the street by himself. police say they found can in the home, playing video games, while the toddler was outside. the boy was not hurt. >> investigators trying to figure out what caused a rowhouse fire in the northwest, broke out 4:30, 300 block of seventh street. two people were inside at the time. neither suffered any serious injuries. tonight the controversy over russian involvement in the 2016 election has a fresh focus, it is donald trump junior. the president's oldest son and other top campaign advisors met with russian attorney last summer. >> emails setting up the

information about hillary clinton. donald trump, jr. was on the offense tonight defending his cents cents, hiring an attorney, and in a surprise move that shocked everyone released bunch of emails that led up to the meeting. >> fofox5 tom tomorrow fitzgerald, tom, now calling on donald trump, jr. to testify. >> yes, these calls, sarah, jim, coming from both the house and ■the senate, the leading democrat, the senate intelligence committee and his counterpart over at the house, adam shif, boeing saying now that trump junior should answer questions from congress. now, for his part today, donald trump junior did not hide. he released a voluminous statement on twit they are afternoon, saying that he took this meeting with this russian attorney because he thought he was receiving political opposition research. but then he goes onto explain that once in that meeting he found it to be inane. and not what was he expecting. so, with a was this? well, this morning tru

documents, three of them being the e-mail exchange that set up this meeting. this occurred between trump, jr. and associate rob goldstein, in june of 2016. golds steen was one of the people who helped the trump organization, set up beauty pageants in moscow previously. now, in this e-mail exchange, trump seems eager to meet with this attorney, that the talia. now, in that e-mail, he also said that he would love to find out what she new, it turned naught that meeting, though it, didn't turn out to be what trump, jr. wanted to hear and the meeting eventually ended also attending paul man forward, and current white house advise or, long time son-in-law, jared kushner. for their part today the white house continued to insist that this meeting showed nothing in the way of any collusion with government off initials russia because this attorney was not a governmen

democrats meanwhile said this may be the smoking gun that they've long been looking for. >> i think what's important here we're at day 200 or so, of no evidence of russian collusion. >> this is the first time the public has seen clear evidence that senior level officials of the trump campaign met with potentially an agent after foreign government to try to obtain information that would discredit hillary clinton. >> now, vice president mike pence was up here on capitol hill today, as he went in, he was having a question shouted at him, the vice president did not answer. >> very often defends willing the white house there is one today, seemed to distance himself. said the vice president was not aware that far meeting; not focused on stories about the campaign, particularly stor

he joined the ticket. we're liver on capitol hill tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. >> for more than decade plans in the work to move fbi headquarters out of the j edger hoover, to new location, but today the trump administration it made it official it is now scrapping that move. >> political reporter ronica cleary live at f.b.i. headquarters in northwest a look at why they canceled along with reaction from local leaders, too, hey, ronica. >> reporter: hey, jim, sarah. well the j edgers hoover fbi headquarters building is the building behind me, reportedly has some inside worried about their safety because of the building physical state. many fbi employees, they don't even work here, because there is not enough space. well, even so, the general services administration, or the gsa, that's an organization that manages federal office space, they couldn't get enough money from congress to move the headquarters. they asked

well, congress came in nearly $900 million short. now, leading up to this day, there were three finalists locations, two possibly take over the new headquarters. two of those were in prince georges county. now, prince george's county executive, baker, now, he suspect that this decision may have been made in part because the trump administration may have wanted to punish the fbi for their strained relationship. i want you to take a listen to more of what bake her to say along with what maryland governor larry hogan had to say. >> you think about it, there is no reason to pull this back. it is the fbi, making decision before the director is sworn in. and for no good reason, just out of the blue, they made this. so i think you can make that connection. this is coming from the trump administration. >> well, it is very disappointing and frustrated, i got to say, it is kind of typical of

nothing ever seems to get done. this is a project that they've been talking becomes trying to do for ten years. we certainly have done everything over the past two years possible in the state level. we committed $300 million in fund for traffic improvements, i believe that we had won on all of the merit, we had two great maryland sites. >> well, another finalist location was in virginia, in fairfax county. here's what governor terry mccullough had to say. >> i am angry. i can't speak on behalf of maryland, but maryland feels the same, we've spent years, five years, working on these plans, hours, man hours, money we've invested, and to have the trump administration just pull the rug out from both states, with no notice, just totally disappointing, disorganized, and it just doesn't make sense to us. >> not everyone is upset. dc councilman jack evans, he weighed in and says that he support the decision to stay right here in the

>> i applause the cans sayings of this ridiculous contract going on, what the president did i applause him, dragon for ten years, con vaux leud much, never made any senseo- watch they have to do keep the fbi here in the district. we have two places, popular point, all federal lands, and huge chunk of it, you know, across from the baseball stadium, the other place is the saint elizabeth site which against is huge piece of federal lands that could be easily secured. cost half the price whatever they were talking about to build new headquarters, get it done twice as fast, be off of avenue main four, five years. >> well, gsa spokesman reportedly said in a statement that cancelling the project, it doesn't take away the fbi's need for a new location. and that the gsa will continue to work with the fbi to address their space requirements. reporting live, at f.b.i. headquarters, ronica cleary, fox5 local news. >> thank

meantime first amendment add vaux cats, suing the president claiming some of his critics have been block from following him on twitter. they say that's, constitutional. first amendment institute dollars columbia university says twitter has become an important public forum for the president, because of its frequent use. it is asking a judge to stop the president and his team from blocking critics from following his personal real donald trump account. a spokeswoman for the government lawyers declined to comment. >> if you are a fan of the hit cable drama homelands, like i am, you may get a chance to see their favorite star up close and personal, perhaps if you want to make a trek to virginia, shows going on the road it is going to be taping, there part of the

anyway, in virginia this fall. the filming for the seventh season will take place in the richmond area. governor terry mccullough confirmed the news today, filming will help create jobs and tourism for the commonwealth. the seven season of homeland will air on show time next year. so if they need local news anchor in the show? >> or i'll be the groupy in the background, just randomly popping up and creeping around. >> there you go. on the way, uber drivers are working some long hours, some people say, it is dangerous how long. and they're now some safety concerns surrounding the ride hailing company. >> consider it a new twist on the selfie. but instead of taking a photo of yourself, letting you show off your vocal courts. how the app is letting users add a little personal touch to how you get around. knew. >> hey, does this come with a radar? because it would come in handy tonight. sarah, jim, we were talking earlier about a severe storm that was in the winchester area. i wanted to let you know that that severe thunderstorm warning continues now until 6:00. we've had reports of hail and trees down in the winchester area. storm has a lot of lightning

20 miles an hour. so least berg, you're in the path that far storm. several other places, as well. if it holds together, we may even watch it affecting parts of the rockville region. we will continue to track this storm and talk about our day three of the heatwave, it looks like another hot one on the way tomorrow. and much more with the seven day in just a few minutes, we will be right back.

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gusty winds, certainly, will have some heavy rain. but as we look live, just kind of looks hazy here, as we look out over the dc area. storms mainly have been to our west, but heads up. this is what we are watching. this is a complex of storms that started forming up in ohio, and west virginia, and is really held together as it is getting closer now, spreading new deck of clouds in, and again, this is an update and extension of the time. now the severe thunderstorm warning affect clark, lowden county, goes until three and here is another look at that storm, a lot of lightning, and it is definitely had history of bringing down some trees, as well as hail to the size of nickles, as it moves southeast at about 20 miles an hour, i'm sure you can she coming in the leesburg area, speaking of leesburg, should be there momentarily, rest ton, around 6:00 and maybe to rockville, at 6:09. watch this very strong storm t does again have a bit

hail history. and as we put this in motion, looks like it is stable able to put down hail to the size every nickles, few reports of that. in addition, we've had reports of some trees down, around the winchester area, you can see the location right here, woodstock lane, gray avenue, liberty avenue, clearly get out of the path of that one mid 90s are bad. low 90s, but feels like it is in the mid and upper 90s, so our heatwave continues, and tomorrow, will be day three, maybe couple of storms around tomorrow afternoon, as well, although the trigger might not be as big as it is today. hottest day still looks to be thursday, at 98 degrees. and with the combination of the humidity, thursday may feel like 100-105 degrees. that may be the day in which we see heat advisory issued if things stay on track. our best chance of more widespread storms, now, looks like it will be friday. and the humidity is going to continue. what a moisture feed we have. the little trying their is

north. that will recede further to the north, on wednesday, thursday, so perhaps again today's more active and then friday will be our next more active day. but then, this is what we get ready for. that heat index to feel like 98 to 103. and even without our temperatures getting into the upper 90s, today, a lot of places still feel like they're between 95 and 100. so we up the and tee little more tomorrow. ninety-five wednesday. thursday, 98, friday, 92 degrees, average high is 89 . here's what your two day forecast looks like. we will keep the chance every couple of thunderstorms around, on wednesday, as well as thursday, again, not as widespread even as what we're seeing tonight. friday will be a day in which we feature even more activity, and the heat pump continues with little triggers, here and there, tonight's trigger, we believe; frontal boundery just up to the north, it has created few complexes of storms, and some of those are feeding on that heat and humidity tonight. all right, so we've got three more days at or above

only isolated storm expected. i think that the weekends looks good, 90 sunday. ninety on monday, as well, couple of more thunder storms back in the forecast, tuesday about 89 degrees. we'll keep an eye on the strong thunderstorms, have the very latest coming up in just a few minute, jim, sarah. >> see you in a bit, sue. on the way, hov bashy? carpool driver caught with a manaquine. >> adding pretty cool new feature, it personalize z your ride. back after this. s.

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calf has had trouble eating. the giraffe received a plasma transfusion two days ago along with antibiotics and fluid, when the giraffe was first born it, tried to nurse, but vets at the zoo say the calf was not receiving the necessary anti bod toys fight infection. so, zoo handlers tried bottle feeding him. but that has not worked either. and the calf has lost weight. >> keep an eye on that one for you for sure. >> finally tonight, the alexandria limb league all-star team punched its ticket to the southeast regional finals in north carolina they won the district tournament in june. team of 12 and 13 year old boys went undefeated to win the state tournament. the first time from l alexandria to win to move on to the southeast regionals next friday. big congrats to all of them. >> yes, go boys. >> yep. by the way this camera is moving around a little bit. a look at marlins park, allegedly, yes, there it is, that's where the all-star game is tonight. and a lot of excitement about that. you can watch it here on fox5 starting at 8:00. >> thanks for being with us here

>> dis patch in dis err ray, system error, from get to go fire in the district, so what keeps causing the 911 computers crash. and a new approach to cracking down on people who skip out on paying their metro rail fares. the proposed bill that could keep anyone caught breaking the law out of jail. >> plus, why the sudden decision? despite years of planning to move out of dc, looks like the fbi headquarters aren't relocating after all. what the decision means for the region, the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> first tonight we start with weather, we're got some severe weather storm warnings in place. >> let's get right to sue palka for the latest details, hey, sue. >> high there, if people are watching from lowden county i'm sure you can see this thing coming, strong

severe storm, that we've been tracking since the winchester area, and now, we do have new warnings that will go until 6:30. soy, let me show you the map. you can see the yellow area that's outlining the region that has the severe thunderstorm warning, clark county, lowden, will go in the 6:30. this storm has been slow to weaken although i just so portion of it get trimmed out just now, and getting continuing to get storm reports of trees down, in the winchester area, and now, along salem church road, according to the national weather service. here is the storm, the loaded with lightening, it may have gusts to 60, which is capable every taking down trees and limbs, moving south eats, at about 20 miles an hour, and you'll get some very heavy rain as this comes on through, and potentially, little bit of hail, we've had hail to report to the size every nickles in the winchester area. so 6:00 for sterling, 6:05 for rest continue, rockville, maybe in your neighborhood around 6:11, to dc, 18:00, and 6:20 for alex andre a see our hail