let's also show you some video that police want to you take another look at tonight. d.c. police have already identified two men in this video recorded the night of monday, july 10th in the rear alley of the 1300 block of i street northeast. now detectives need help in identifying a third man. derek watson is already in custody and will go before a judge tomorrow and the fugitive task force is looking for sahid salu. have you seen this man? there's a $10,000 reward. the little boy was hit by the gunfire survived and is home with his family a day after the shooting. his mother declined to comment on camera and we were unable to contact anyone from the family. >> fortunately the one-year-old is home and is with their family and is recovering well. but at no point should a one-year-old ever have to be headed off to the hospital for this. so i'm glad of

>> i'm sure people have seen him out and about, people who know him. i'm pretty sure that anybody who associates with this guy and probably feels very uncomfortable with the fact that he's responsible for injuring a one-year-old boy in our community and i'm hopeful that those folks will give us information as to his location. >> reporter: but the chief was very, very clear today that he wants these men off the street just for the basic fact that anybody willing to pull a handgun and open fire in front of little children shouldn't be out on the street. so, they're looking for help in identifying that third person and of course they're still looking for this manton night. he's a d.c. man. police are pretty sure he's still in the area. they would like some help in finding him. again, there's a $10,000 reward. the man has been arrested, did not appear in court today. he'll be in court tomorrow. live in northeast, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> fox5

former school principal is facing charges of assault and battery for allegedly smacking a student on the buttocks. it tell us from an alleged incident that took at carl sandberg middle school. >> terrence yarbrough was placed on leave reason later resigned. matt auckland is live in alexandria with more on the story tonight. matt. >> reporter: sara, jim this incident happened back on april 4th after the incident the student went and told her teacher. at that point the principal was placed on administrative leave but never returned to the school. this is video from fairfax county schools youtube channel of principal terrence yarbrough speaking in 2015. fairfax county police say the alleged smacking incident took place in the cafeteria. police say principal yarbrough told a student to pick up something off the floor. the student said no. he asked her again and she said no again. yarbrough then allegedly slapped the students on the buttocks. after the incident was

were launched by several agencies. here is a section of the statement issued by fairfax schools. mr. yarbrough did not return to the school and subsequently resigned from his position effective june 30th 2017. following due process scps will pursue the revocation of his teaching and administrator licenses as appropriate. once the criminal case against him is adjudicated. we should tell you we did try to reach out to mr. yarbrough today to get some kind of comment but we were unable to get in contact with him. though we did notice the washington post did talk to him and he told the post that this charge was unexpected and said that it involves simple playing around. he told the post he gave her one s.w.a.t. to the rear end with a flick of his wrist. mr. yarbrough will be in court on august 4th for a hearing. live in fairfax county toni

local news. >> jury selection under way for a charles county science teacher facing serious charges. ronald wells is accused of sexually abusing two students at lackey high in that indian head. during one of the alleged incidents officials say wells asked to see a student's genitals. wells has been on paid administrative leave for more than a year. once a year is seated his trial is expected to last about three days. >> new tonight in fairfax county an officer is on administrative leave after being involved in a crash with another driver in falls church the officer has been a member of the force for two years but today he was served a summons for misdemeanor reckless driving. he was responding to a disorderly conduct call when he collided with an minivan. the officer did not have emergency lights on and had been speeding nearly 30 miles over the speed limit prior to the crash. he'll face a judge in september.

the affordable care act? republicans saw their plan to repeal and replace obamacare fall apart last night after two more gop senators said they would vote no but it turns out that is not the end of the story here. already today a new plan is taking shape. repealing but not replacing it. >> fox5's tom fitzgerald is live on the hill tonight. fitz this put senate republicans at odds with what house republicans want to do so far. >> reporter: yeah, jim, sarah this is a bit of a mess. last night's plan was plan b. today plan c, well, that's already in trouble. what is clear right now is that republicans are desperate for a win in the senate on healthcare. they tried and failed to repeal and replace. that didn't work. they moved on today to just repeal. that doesn't seem to be going anywhere. what's clear right now is this. the way that senate leader mitch mcconnell wants to repeal and replace obamacare is dramatically different from the way house speaker ryan wants to repeal and rep

obamacare. so, both sides now at locker ends of what they want to do to get this bill moving forward. >> i regret that the effort to repeal and immediately replace the failures of obamacare will not be successful. that doesn't mean we should give up. we will now try a different way to bring the american people relief from obamacare. >> we've done this in the house. we've passed our simultaneous repeal and replace bill. we think that's the best way to go so we're going to have to wait and hope to our friends in the senate can figure out how they can get a bill passed get into conference or whatever and get something passed. >> reporter: to be blunt about this plan c never got off the launch pad today. almost immediately after it was announced three republican senators came out and said that they would be no votes. in a way republican leaders right now are in a box of their own making. consider this. if they come up with a plan that makes

they start losing conservatives. if they come up with a plan to make conservatives happy they lose the moderates. where are democrats on this? they say we may right now have reached a turning point in all of this and here's why. democrats are reaching out to some of their friends. there are some on the republican side and trying to get them to come together to work on a plan, a plan they say that would shore up the health exchanges they agree are in trouble right now and if they can do that, democrats say they are sincere in their efforts to try to get both sides to actually work on something that would repair obamacare but not repeal and replace it. >> democrats want to work with republicans to improve the affordable care act not repeal and replace but to keep and improve and i think you'll find that there will be cooperation. >> now we're hoping that some of our republican colleagues will decide to join with democrats to make some practical improvements in t

healthcare. >> reporter: so, what would this look like this coming together of democrats and republicans? it would look a lot like what you're used to seeing up here, committee hearings town halls, public comment, testimony, that's call regular order and it's something a lot of sides on the hill are asking for a return to the first being senator john mccain who is recovering in arizona right now whose absence led to this delay in this vote. live on the hill tonight tom fitzgerald fox5 local news. >> another day, another weather alert it seems. that's how our summers go. strong storms around the area. >> sue standing by with a look at what we could see tonight tomorrow and moving forward. how are you. >> i tell was jim, sarah i feel like i'm in the movie ground hog day. >> i know. >> more storms today t it's kind of the same thing. they're super slow, loaded with moisture. watching tom do his live shot there at the capitol i

he's only got a few minutes before some downpours are going to hit toward the capitol as well. i'll show you what is going on on radar. not everybody is seeing the rain. let me get in you a little bit closer because first of all mentioning flooding, we have a flood warning until 10:15 once again for central montgomery county. it's a little farther south than where the flooding was yesterday and this is a different type of flood warning. this is to alert folks that live near streams and creeks that those waters could be rising, about an inch of rain has fallen in this area already and you'll recall that yesterday they had about two and a half inches of rain and flooding near leightonville. that's one warning we're watching. this area is expanding and oddly it's moving north and west so from northwest d.c. top walker mill, clinton and brandywine we'll see this here in just a little bit as this storm moves northwest at 15, it's going to drop heavy rain, it might have some pea sized hail with it and so that cop get into arlington, alexandria, bethesda, clinton, college park,

capitol, reagan national airport, all those areas may see this moving in here in just a little bit. got a lot of lightning with it too as you can tell. been watching a weakening storm word the reston area. the reason the pattern looks funny is because that storm is moving underneath the antenna for the radar site in sterling where the national weather service is but we put that in motion, looks like it's diminishing a little bit but it's a little bit hard to tell because it's under the antenna from the radar. strong storms still out towards interstate 81 and just like yesterday we will likely have to wait until the sun goes down to see these starting to go away. meanwhile, no shortage of moisture for these storms to tap into. it is incredibly humid and now our week long heat wave well under way. we're into day two here. check temperatures right now. it's 91 degrees. not sure if we've been above it but it's tropically humid out there. it's actually worse than yesterday. dewpoints in the throw mid 70's. 74 degrees is the dewpoint in d.c., it's 77 a

toward annapolis. that just simply means it's really going to be hard to cool off and it makes it feel like it's close to 100 degrees in many spots but it's those thunderstorms that are popping up again just as people are hitting the road heading home. i know a lot of you maybe had 90 minute, two hour commute yesterday because of that rain so keep an eye on the sky, maybe you can get out ahead of these tonight or wait them out. most of them will be wrapped up we hope by about 8:30. sarah and jim. >> all right, thanks, sue. coming up here new information tonight in the death of an australian woman killed by a police officer in minnesota. >> we'll technologically tell you why the shooting death is now being called a homicide. new details about the officer at the center of that shooting >> think it's a joke. you come around that corner. drop the gun. one, drop it. >> and police in oklahoma releasing dramatic new dashcam video showing a gun wielding man refusing officers' demands to drop that weapon. >> and how does this joined

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>> ♪♪ >> new information tonight in the death of an australian woman living in minnesota. a medical examiner has ruled justine damond's death a homicide. the 40-year-old woman was shot

police officer mohammed noor. she had called 911 on saturday to report a possible sexual assault near her home. when two officers arrived on the scene, officer noor opened fire killing the unarmed bride to be. still unclear why this went down. the father of the woman gunned down by police is now demanding justice for his daughter. >> we thought yesterday was our worst nightmare. but we awoke to the ugly truth and it hurt even more. justine our daughter was so special to us and to so many others. we went down to the beach this morning and saw the blackness change to light. justine was a beacon to all of us. we only ask that the light of justice shine down on the circumstances of her death. >> officials say both officers who responded to the call were wearing body cameras but they were not turned on at the time of the

>> ♪♪ >> meantime speaking of body cameras new footage released by police in oklahoma city revealing what happened leading up to an officer-involved shooting there. >> you think it's a joke. you come around that corner dude you drop the gun. one, drop it. [gunfire] drop it. >> 45 got shots fired. go ahead and start. >> pause the video at the time of those gunshots. the officer-involved shooting last month led to the death of devante johnson. a witness reportedly called police after seeing johnson firing shots at passing cars. that dashcam video was released from a camera being worn by officer clayton sergeant. both officers asked the suspect many times to drop his gun. it was oversure gent that opened fire hitting johnson twice. officer sergeant was placed on paid administrative leave but he's back on respect strictd duty

tonight we've learned the former university of cincinnati police officer who shot and killed sam dubois will not face a third child. prosecutor joe deters announced he's dropping the case against ray tensing. tensing charged in the 2015 murder of dubois. he was pulled over for missing a front license plate. >> an update on a story first heard here and saw here on fox5. we are learning more about a d.c. police sergeant facing disturbing allegations. officials say 39-year-old sergeant jonathan clinger man is accused of recruiting cadets and recruits to participate in sex parties. pornographic evidence of these sex parties was found on the sergeant's cell phone. today we spoke to d.c. police chief peter newsham who gave us an update. >> i believe it's in our disciplinary review office right now which means that's the agent -- part of the agency that determines the level of punishment that will be handed out. we can't go into details

what that punishment will be. we can update you as we get through those stages and we're happy to do that. >> the sergeant accused also admitted that on multiple occasions he had intercourse with an mpd cadet while on duty at the station. we'll keep you updated as the investigation continues. >> we now know the identity of the driver involved in that suspicious crash near capitol hill. police say jamie vitoro was a man who hit a barricade and ran into a capitol police cruiser. the officer inside suffered minor injuries. he's charged with assault with a deadly weapon reckless driving and not having a valid permit. he made his first court appearance where a judge ordered he be held until a preliminary hearing on friday. coming up it's happening again at a chipotle location in virginia. it shuts down after several customers report symptoms of norovirus. >> how this latest food safety concern at that chain is already affecting the restaurant chain's stock. >> there is a neighborhood in

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>> ♪♪ >> some of the stories trending right now. >> virginia advocacy group is calling on prince william county officials to save a historic african-american neighborhood. the virginia alliance to save carveer road. at issue is a plan by dominion power to install power lines to serve amazon's center. it would go through the properties of homeowners in haymarket virginia. >> the power line would come through our yard. we feel that it would be a health hazard because if it's 230 some bolts of

coming, you know, in an area where that people are living, that's not good. >> that area is made up of mostly older people most of their ancestor its purchased the property when freed slaves were first allowed to buy land. >> ad had up if you plan on spending taco tuesday at chipotle. >> one of the locations in sterling virginia had to close its doors after several customers reported symptoms of the norovirus. eight cases so far reported between july 14th and 17th. >> all of the customers ate at chipotle along triple seven road. they experienced several symptoms including vomiting, severe stomach pains and dehydration. >> as news about the issue spread chipotle shares dropped more than 6 percent. the executive director of food safety says the company has notified the local health departments. >> there will be new healthier options in vending machines across prince george's county. >> county counsel approved a plan. 50 percent of the items in machines will meet american heart assoc

nutrition standards for sugar salt fat and other measures which i would assume cheetos my favorite is not on the list. >> maybe not. >> the baked ones at least. every drink machine will also offer bottled water. >> coming up a fire rages through two row homes in northwest injuring two firefighters. an update on their conditions. >> and jeff sessions the attorney general wants to allow law enforcement to permanently confiscate money and goods have individuals suspected of a crime. we'll have that coming up but first ronica. >> reporter: hey, jim. well, the president recertified iran's nuclear deal but he always promised on the campaign trail that he was going to rip it up. did he let all of his supporters down? we're going to tell you why people inside the white house say no coming up. >> and also there is a warning for parents tonight from the fbi. the dangers involved with your kids' smart toys. what you need to know coming up next.

>> ♪♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 5:00. >> and we're learning more about an overnight fire that raged through two row homes in northwest. this happened on morgan street and one firefighter was hurt by falling embers. the other heat exhaustion but both are expected to be okay. eight people were left without a place to live. we still don't know the cause. >> in the district police are looking for a person of interest in a burglary. surveillance video right here on your screen caught the man in and around the building along butterworth place northwest. if you know something about this burglary, there is currently a one dollar thousand dollars reward. >> d.c. police calling for the public's help in finding a man wanted in connection with an armed robbery back on july 4th. this happened on shepherd street northwest. here it is again. if you recognize the suspect

>> ♪♪ >> so the big political headline of course has been the senate's failure to repeal and replace the affordable care act. we have several big headlines we're following. >> fox5 political reporter ronica cleary live with a look at some of the stories tonight. ronica. >> reporter: hey, jim and sarah. president trump when he was on the campaign trail he actually said he was going to rip up the iran nuclear deal. the news broke that the administration decided to recertify iran's compliance with the deal. now, the question is did he letdown his supporters by doing this? well, i spoke with dr. sebastian gorka deputy assistant to the president and he says the answer plain and simple is no and to really understand what happened yesterday that's going to help paint the picture and make it clear why not. take a listen. >> what we did is we stayed unequivocally that this is a bad deal and that we have imposed a whole new package of

sanctions because iran is not in compliance with the spirit of the original agreement which we inherited. nevertheless, we have to technically recertify it because as the bad elements, the weak elements of this deal are concerned, iran is complying with those technical aspects but the most important thing is this administration is in the middle of a ground op review of our iran strategy. >> reporter: well i also spoke with the doctor about working with our allies in the future when it comes to the deal with iran. he said that because the deal is not just bilateral or a unilateral action, the united states would like to resolve the very dangerous issue that iran represents as much as possible with our allies. now, gorka stressed at the end of the day the president represents america's national interests. now, the doctor was actually inside the room when president trump decided to recertify iran's complianc

iran nuclear deal. so, i asked him did he have any trepidation about this decision. take a listen. did the president have trepidation about this decision? there's report. >> i wouldn't use the word trepidation. i was in the room. it was just a very robust discussion and the president said repeatedly this is a bad deal. however, we have to recertify the deal as inherited but that doesn't mean that that deal stands in perpetuity. >> reporter: now, meanwhile back at home, he mentioned at the top of the hit republicans are trying to manage the fallout of not having a vote and they're also trying to redirect the conversation to tax reform and the budget. take a listen to speaker paul ryan earlier today. >> set the stage tour fax reform we're working on

balanced budget. i want to commend her for her leadership and i want to commend the members of the budget committee for putting this bill together. this plan means more jobs and more growth arc stronger national defense, real reforms to the way the federal government serves taxpayers. >> reporter: now, republicans hope to use a process called reconciliation which would allow them to tackle legislation by just one vote to pass major tax reform before the end of the year. we'll keep you updated on the issues that affect you abroad and at home right here on fox5. reporting live on a very wet evening at the white house, ronica cleary, fox5 local news. >> ♪♪ >> attorney general jeff sessions plans to issue a new directive this week increasing police seizures of cash and property. assets forfeitures is a controversial practice that let's investigators permanently take money and other things from people suspected of crimes. he says he wants to see more prosecutions for gun crimes

the opioid epidemic is a result of doctors prescribing too many painkillers. >> we have drug epidemics in the early 80's and crack came along in the late 80's, early 90's and we never seen anything like these deaths. that exceeds automobile accidents, skis the death -- exceeds the death of people during the height of the aids epidemic. >> and warning to parents from the fbi urging them to use caution and research security concerns involving smart internet connected toys. fbi agents say high tech toys often contain sensors microphones cameras some even gps options much the smart features could put privacy and safety at risk including for kids. some of the data collected from the toys are often on clouds and remote servers and those could be sent to third party compani

the fbi recommends parents research user connections. will the company notify you if there was a cyberattack and this is a good tip regardless anything powered always make sure it's turned off when it's not in use especially those with a microphone or a camera. >> good news. turns out your student loan debt could be wiped away. the national collegiate trust bought the loans from banks and over the past five years has brought thousands of lawsuits against students who failed to pay back loans. but in many cases the company had missing paperwork or incomplete ownership records. judges have thrown out those lawsuits now. if those presidents hold up as much as $5 billion in debt could be wiped away. >> wow. >> yeah, huge. >> uh-huh. >> that's the best throw in the world is when you get that letter saying congratulations your student loans are paid off. >> i have one more year. >> do you. >> 11 months, 10 months. >> this is how they make extra money on it. i got the year out they said good news we're cutting your payments down to $50 a month and then they p

>> you're like no, i just want to be done. >> thanks? >> got to be a great feeling. i can't wait for that. >> well, we saw ronica there. >> it's pouring. >> we had her in that tease before and you saw nothing and then all of a sudden it was -- >> it was kind of heavy thunderstorm right over the district. not much except heavy rain but no one is going anywhere i bet. roads are is it a at a standstill across d.c. t look at this already. depends on which way you're looking at the capitol because there's a heavy downpour right over capitol hill but this is on the side probably -- i don't know what direction this is looking at but it's got to be to the north maybe off to the west where they're seeing some clearing or they're not seeing the heavy rain, just those puffy cumulus clouds on the right-hand side of your screen indicating the instability out there and the thunderstorms that have been pulsing within the afternoon, heat and humidity. so let's get straight to radar. i'll show you the storm we've been following, one right over d.c. and the eastern side of the beltway, western prince george's county itself. it's just kind of

these storms bring a heavy amount of rain quickly because they can't really move. you've got heavy rain stretching from downtown d.c. and then east on route 50 getting out of town approaching the beltway. i'm sure that's at a standstill trying to get over towards bowie through prince george's county and then eventually further eastward on 50 accessing 95 so from walker mill through berwyn if you're in the greenbelt area lanham not moving with heavy rain and a lot of lightning. this is not a severe thunderstorm so no hail or damaging winds have been detected within the storm but that is of course some very heavy rain as you hit the southwest freeway dune towards anacostia capitol heights. that's the weaker part of the storm but still some rain and lightning. just wait these out if you're about to leave the house and you're in d.c. or that part of prince george's county. a little distorted by the radar but you see showers over leesburg towards chantilly. those seem to be the two problem areas. in regards to the heavy rain we had yesterday in and montgomery county and then earlier rain today, the creeks and streams overflowing their banks and that flash flood aerial flood warning still in effect until 10: f

of montgomery county wheaton up through rockville. so, just keep that in mind if you're in montgomery county. you're not seeing any rain right now but you've still got that flood warning in effect. our headlines very hot and humid all week. probably some dangerous heat by the second half of the work week and that is compounded by the fact that overnight it will remain very warm, very humid, dangerous heat index thursday friday and saturday afternoon possibly this will be extended into sunday as well. thunderstorm chances by the weekend but that's not going to help with the high heat and humidity. temperature dropped to 86 at reagan national thanks to the storm overhead. 79 in gaithersburg thanks to some earlier rain. 88 in baltimore. wide range of upper 80's to lope 90's but the humidity has been pretty unbearable this afternoon. feels like triple digits for quantico and culpeper that have not seen thunderstorms. and we'll be showing that heat index map day after day. you'll be very familiar with. it some of those pulse thunderstorms through

otherwise partly cloudy and very warm with temperatures in the 80's overnight. here's our setup for tomorrow. the heat continues to build. so, each and every day through the rest of the work week we'll seal that mercury rise even more in the afternoon at least that's what's expected. possible thunderstorm tomorrow, just like today, a few afternoon thunderstorms, can't really pinpoint where exactly they'll be but i can pinpoint we'll have that high heat index tomorrow afternoon. fast forwarding to wednesday, 4:00, 4:30 upper 90's feels like triple digits. thursday air temperatures will be higher so places off to the north that maybe aren't seeing the high heat index today they'll see that wednesday and then definitely on thursday with those air temperatures well into the upper 90's. so, 95 with an isolated storm on wednesday, tomorrow. thursday 97, just hot and humid and thursday and friday it's just going to be so hot we don't even have thunderstorm chances in there. 98 degrees. look at these overnight lows only around 80 friday night into saturday. saturday night into sunday. 98 both days friday, sat

this could be conservative. if we don't get a thunderstorm right overhead saturday or sunday we could do a hundred. 95 there on sunday and then 90 on monday. it gets a little bit better with that heat breaking slightly by early next week. that's a look at your seven-day forecast. keep you updated the on the thunderstorms through the rest of the forecast;, newscast. jim. >> all right, thank you caitlin. on the way a story that broke yesterday a little bit more on singer r. kelley accused of housing a cult of women in a new report. >> tonight one of those alleged victims is speaking out about those claims. >> ♪♪ >> and pushing for justice in prince george's county. tonight we go to the crime in an effor

>> a recent murderner prince george county left investigators with a mystery. who killed tae bennett renowned for his ability to work with animals and why.

more to witnesses to the murders. no one has adds mited to being there. paul wagner with rewind to the crime. ♪ >> reporter: tae bennett worked with the animals and only lasted seven years before someone took his life. but in that time, the 31-year-old had become a legend. >> he was magical with animals. and you're born with what he has. you cannot teach what he has. >> reporter: that's it ae with a lizard on his shoulder and here he it with a snake. the story everyone likes to tell is the day he tamed the cacatoo. >> the time no one could catch a bird that escaped and he walked in the room. and the bird just lanted on his head. and the animals know a good person. the animals know a

the animals know a real person. >> reporter: lisa lafontane is ceo of hugh main rescue alliance she hired him and deeply feels his loss. >> every organization like ours nears a buoyant, positive person who can kind of rally us all and bring us up. and keep perspective on why we're here. and know when to put an arm around somebody or when to crack a joke. and tae was our person. >> it's now been more than three months since the staff at the alliance is shelter on new york avenue has seep his smiling face. instead of working with the rescue dogs on april 4, tae bennett was found shot to death in the driveway of this home east lombard on landover. >> call we got was check on welfare. i believe someone going to work noticed mr. bennett lying in the drive way. thought he needed medical attention. and called the police. >> reporter: it was after

in the morning and detectives now think tae may have been laying there for an hour or more. witnesses told police they heard app argument. >> we don't have a lot of information on what occurred that night. again we did a neighborhood campus and people remember hearing the gun shot over the night. nobody called. kind of heard people outside laughing and joking an we don't know what the conversation turned hostile but was very brief. they heard elevator voices people yelling and then they heard the single gun shot and people scream and heard the sound of engines revving and people leaving the area. >> multiple cars. >> multiple cars, at least two. >> lieutenant james mccareery says tae bennett grew up in the neighborhood and was sitting with friends in front of this house when the argument broke out. but so far, no one who was with tae that night let the police know they were there as well. >> he had such a passion for animals and passion for animal rescue and he dedicated his li

once people hear that they'll be inspired to come forward. >> tae ben eightbility to calm animals left colleagues in awe and death has left a huge void here. his birthday, tae day, they dedicate thdz dog park in his honor♪ >> when he was a boy tae's mom said he would only eat part of his super and would take the rest outside. >> to really realize he was giving the food to the dog. >> we talked to rebecca lipscomb to her home in south carolina. >> i can't accept someone shot him like that and left him there and nobody knows nothing. >> now all anyone has is memories. >> so this is a book that tae's colleagues made for his children. it has all of their favorite stories about his time with us here at work. >>

>> the animals were enormously lucky to have you on their side. the hole you left in our family will never be entirely field. rest easy tae, we really, really, miss, you, julianna. >> what we learned about tae bennett. that says it all. with rewind to the crime. i'm paul wagner. by the way, in the case give police a call, 1-866-411 hip tips. >> we want him to release her. and let her go and live her life. because he's affect toad many young girls over the years. and i just want her home and to try to get rehabilitated. >> r&b singer art kelly facing new sexual misconduct allegations tonight of holding several young women against their will in abusive consult it comes after parents of several women came forward including family of

21-year-old claiming he braind washed the singer to stay in the home. >> she says she's fine. >> it came toy point where it has gotten out of hand. so you you know, i just want everybody to know my parents and everybody in the world that i am totally fine. i'm happy where i'm at and everything is okay with me. >> video of course from tmz here the first time we're hearing from alleged victim and alleged victim's parents have gone as far to get local police and fbi involved. no word of any criminal evidence from either agency. art kelly is denying the claims. >> coming up, attacked by a bob cat. >> oh, my god. that's crazy. >> the bob cat goes after a dog and then the owner. we'll show you how this ended coming up. ♪

>> all right. well, you were going to need one depending where you were. checked in with ronicic a. it was coming down near the white house. >> looking at this picture i don't see any at all. it seems like the sun is out there. let's check with caitlin roth and see where the storms are and when they will get out of here. >> it depends what block you're on. in the tip of norm west d.c. no storms. we get further south down foggy bottom and heavy rain. they're under the storm now. if you are under them it is pouring and if you're not, you're like what's all the fuss about with the thunderstorms. let's catch radar right now. the two little cells we had out there position themselves over d.c. and into prince george county and stronger the last time we saw them 20 minutes ago. now we see a little less rain and lightning and that's where it's heavy coming down moderately eastern side of the beltway in prince george country. ow

for the evening commute and there's another little cell just that pocket over fox hall village down south and this is still staying in the district and staying over in parts of virginia starting to by secretary 66. cherry hill, red nor heights down. there and as long as these hold together under them raining heavily. nothing severe out there right now. through the evening it will be a lot like yesterday. these thunderstorms will diminish sunset. anything coming out there goes pulse up, pulse down. doesn't look like much out there. overnight, we'll wake up to sunshine again tomorrow. wednesday. we have a chance of thunderstorms in there for tomorrow. wednesday. newt dur cast not living it. whatever we get will be isolate the even less than today. 76 for tonight. evening thorping or two. otherwise partly cloudy and warm overnight. mostly sunny with isolated thunderstorm tomorrow. we hit a high temperature in low 90s today or 95 toj. even wael do upper 90s. thursday, friday, saturday

despite thunderstorm chances over the weekend. and i would guess right now heat advisory will go into effect sometime thursday or friday due to dangerous heat index values expected 100 to 105 at times during peak heating. we'll keep you updated as we go through the rest of the evening, sarah, jim. >> before we started the newscast sarah says i'm saying of the heat. >> guess what? >> it will keep going on and going on. >> continuing. >> coming up, we've got some dramatic video of a bob cat attacking a dog and owner. >> and quick thinking golden retriever saves a baby deer from drowning. yes, it is time ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> oh, my god, that's crazy. >> let go. let go. >> pain full

wow, i'm not sure how well you're able to see that. bob dmat arizona attacking two people and a dog over the weekend. a man driving by stopped to help and the video shows how it let's go the of dog and attacks the man. the bob cat even swinging him in the air as the man tries to shake him off in panic. arizona game and state officials say they uming niz the the animal. >> it's a rescue daring and adorable. >> a golden retriever quick thinking saved a baby deer near long island in new york. >> bring him in. storm bring him in. >> so the dog is named storm and swam into the water and then moment later swam to the shore with a fawn in his mouth it ran before collapsing and storm ran after the deer and lovingly likz and nudges the exhausted animal. the fawn is expected to make a full recovery. >> dogs are the best. >> cats are close, rights

there too. >> dogs and cats. >> this will continue. >> thanks for being with us here at 5. >> the news at 6 begins now. >> this is "fox5 local news" at 6. >> right now at 6:00 it's the last thing anyone wants to see as commute-ers areit hitting the road. snow moving storms and dropping a lot of rain. are there flooding concerns again today. i'll have the forecast. >> and plus, under arrest accused of shooting a toddler caught in the middle of a gun battle. what we learned about alleged shooter and how you can help d.c. police find two more suspects and then, allegations of misconduct. a former fairfax country principal is is accused of hitting a student. the news at 6 starts right now. >> let's kick things off tonight with weather. more storms rolling through tonight. thank you for joining us everyone, i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> it was another hot day. now we're dealing with a few or

evening commute. >> let's get to the sue palka and find out what we can expect, hey, sue. >> hi, shawn, hi, tone yes, i very much like last night. where are you getting a thunderstorm it's a slow mover and dropping heavy rain. a check of radar right now nothing severe out there and we did have one flood warning that was a flood warning for montgomery county and they dropped that. so the 1" of rain they received in montgomery county looks like it has drained out pretty well. this is what we're looking at now. pretty good storm through prince george country and weakening storm coming through the district and you can see the weird movement as it kind of is moving west to norm west. and that's the storm in prince george county in the process of weakening we have leftover showers in d.c., here's a closer look at it you see that down 295 and western side beltway there is the cheverly area getting hit. 193 getting hit and plantum getting rain. dropping heavy rain. then we slide over to cherry dale. walker, chapel