. right now at 10:00. developing news tonight on the health of senator john mccain. the shocking diagnosis following his surgery. >> and road rage incident right off the beltway in virginia. tonight, one driver is in jail and the other driver is in the hospital recoughing from a gunshot wound. >> and a neighborhood terrorized by a raccoon. and this is not the

they've dealt with animal attacks. the news at 10 starts now. we begin tonight with the road rage incident near the beltway in alexandria. we're told it ended in gun gunfire. thanks for joining us tonight i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> tonight, police have 59-year-old ernest steak until custody. he shot a woman this morning along eisenhower avenue after their two vehicles exited the beltway. >> lauren demarco is live at alexandria police headquarters to get us started. lauren. >> tony, shawn, i spoke with a suspect's mother tonight and she is horified. she says she cannot believe her son could be led to shoot somebody just overrode rage. police are saying that that is what happened. and seconds after the shooting a camera on nearby business record whad may have been the suspect's white van entering eyes hour and fairmont avenue. the black suv with wounded driver turns

and comes to a stop for a few seconds before crossing road and stopping on other side of the street. a 33-year-old woman in that car was shot according to radio traffic she was hit in the neck and back. a man in the car with her was not hit. the woman was tape to the hospital and is expect todz recover. the white van took off. several hours later ernest stickle turns himself into maryland state police in frederick. at his home in mechanicsville, maryland, his mother opened the door and she told me the road raim and shooting happened on his drive to work for an auto glass company. after the shooting he drove home unbeknownst to her parked the van in front of her house and jumped into another vehicle he opens. she doesn't know what drove him to frederick, maryland, he's been arrested twice in the path and his mother is shocked he would have been involved in something like this he has two young adult son who's are devastated

accused of shooting was alive. we spoke to the next door neighborhood as well. >> i never interacted with the family. it's a quiet neighborhood. it's unnecessary airy putting another person's life at danger. there's other avenues to take for sure dealing with your anger. but going that far is extremely skev excessive and nenlt for sure. reckless as well. >> reporter: now this comes on heels of early similar case in pennsylvania just last month. a man there is charged with shooting and killing an 18-year-old girl who just graduated from high school all overrode rage. as for stickle he remains in jail in fred ring county tonight. police recovered the white van from outside his home and he's expected to be sent to alexandria to face charges. here in alexandria, lauren demarco,

developing tonight arizona senator john mccain diagnosed with a brain tumor. the 80-year-old has aggressive form of cancer known as gleo blast tomorrow a. and, doctors say the senator is recovering and considering treatment options including chemotherapy. >> the senator's office released a statement earlier tonight that said in part he's in good spirits as he continues to recover at home with his family in arizona and grateful to the doctors and staffers at the mayo clinic for outstanding care and is confident that any future treatment will be effective. >> questions linger tonight about a video that appears to show baltimore police officers planting drugs at a crime scene. an assistant public defender representing the person charged with possessing drugs forwarded the body camera footage to the state attorney office. the 90 seconds video shows three officers, officer you richard panero can be seen placing can in an area filled with

officers look on. then panero activates his body camera and returns to pick up the can. what he apparently doesn't know is that the cameras save 30 seconds of video from before they're activated. we just found out over the last day or so about this allegation, the state's attorney's office contacted the office of professional responsibility on the baltimore police department and we immediately launched an investigation. >> panero is reportedly a witness in more than 50 active cases and the public defender's office says the prosecutor was apaled by the video and dropped the charges in this case. it's not nope what will happen in the dozens of other cases involving that officer. new tonight, for the second time in a week a rabid raccoon attacked a person in arlington. a woman bitten last week had to get 87 stitches and a man bitten today is recovering.

story. chris tip, i heard neighbors are almost afraid to come out of their homes. >> reporter: they're very nervous, indeed, shawn, they're inside their homes. we have not seen raccoons at night so far. this is the latest coming from fairington community here. i spoke with animal control. they have not confirmed whether or not the raccoons are rabid or not. the fact this is happening is concerning enough for the residents. you want to show you quickly the neighborhoods they're living in you can see it's woodsy and park-like setting for the raccoons again to has been tate in this community and trash rules sign here a lot of neighbors believe that because people are putting out their trash when they're not supposed to, not during the hours of 6 to 9 a.m. that's contributing to this problem. like like you mentioned we spoke with the man today who was attacked this morning. and he went into a lot of detail about

moment he stepped out on to his front porch and he saw not 1 but two raccoons. >> i didn't know what was going on and then they started clawing at me and biting my leg. i was knocking them away trying to get them away and kicking them away. trying to back up and back into my house and close the door. i got bit by the larger raccoon on the right inner thigh. and then several claw marks on both legs. >> there's a lot of folks in the community that are kind of fearful right now. so, it's getting to the point where it's people are probably going to be afraid to leave their houses. >> and now thankfully the man you saw previously is recovering tonight. and he ended up getting treated right away and part of protocol is to get tested for rabies in this case. and now, we also spoke with again like i mentioned before animal control and they were saying if you come into contact with any sort of

raccoon. you want to make sure you get treated right away and call them to report it as far as the trashy mentioned we also spoke with a property manager today and they were telling us they're also going to possibly look into changing their trash policy because of this raccoon problem because of these attacks happening, again we'll let you know what happens in this community. for now reporting live in arlington tonight, kristin leon, "fox5 local news". you have ever about caugt on d.c. speed camera going too fast. if you answered yes you got hit with one of those really expensive speedtic snrets ard coulding to report released by aaa mid atlantic. two million tickets were given in d.c. and maryland. look at increase in speed camera fines 2015 to 2016 they doubled to 100 million. >> "fox5" matt ackland breaks down the numbers for us tonight. >> if you talk to local leaders, they'll tell you that these cameras are

improve traffic safety. they won't often talk with all the revenue that is also brought in. tonight, one counsel ill member says it's time too look at these fines. this especially coming after he saw much d.c. brought in last year. >> council member it rayon white hears about it all the time. in fact during our interview someone shouted at him about the up bareable cost of speed camera tickets? i'll tell them about it right now man. >> we asked that driver to pull over and talk to us. >> last year i paid $1100 worth of tickets most i got reached $200 or wept to $200 before i got him. >> he drives for a living. >> i mean it's hard like you're set up in some areas. you're going done a hill, right? if you don't put on your brakes going down that hill you have a ticket. >>

it's time to review the fines. are they too much? do they improve safety? and where is the money raised from the find being spent. >> what are we doing with the money. as they make quality of life better in d.c. and potholes as long as you're done with this money. >> there are people who want speed cameras especially district residents that live in neighborhoods where they say cars go by their homes too fast. in fact they call city leader all the team requesting cameras being put in their neighborhood. and in the district, matt ackland, "fox5 local news". >> and that hurts when you start to see that ticket come in the mail. >> sure z. >> all right. well still ahead tonight, do you know where your taxpayer dollars are going. >> congress is wasting your hard earned money. >> and two highly anticipated movies premiered tonight right here in the district. our own movie guy kevin mccarthy was

for the excitement. we'll take you there

>> some call it government waste gone wild. this has been out for years and details the most wasteful spending in washington and according to this report the earmarks or pork as they call it cost taxing pairs 7 billion dollars and that's 106% increase since coming gress promised to start using earmarks. 5 million wept top restore mannings and museums like this one in old west bury new york where they charmed people 73 to 86,000 just to rent the venue for weddings. yeah and then there's millions spent on dating. >> nsf helped to fnd a stanford university study that took a look at how speed dating can help determine what makes up the perfect first date. speed dating that's what federal government is spending 2.5 million dollars on. >> i was

the stoutdy. that's a lot of money for that. >> the book features those notorious for excessive spend sfwling all right. let's find out what is happening with the weather. and i know one thing. it's really, really hot and up comfortable out there. >> hey, sue palka, how long is is this heat wave going to last. >> you know what, shawn, here's good news, shawn, tony. in the bad news that's next week sometime. we have not hit the peak yet. that's hard to believe if you have spent any time outdoors. dulles. 93. bwi 96. we may be a little less humid tomorrow and temperature could be hotter. maybe it troops a little during the day. something we have not had around house in a big

one or two spody storms around 4:00. not much else formed up. boy, we're not getting any relief, either, 86 at this hour. it's 77 culpeper and 76 gainersburg and winchester 75. 0 fredericksburg and 87 hagerstown and of course we show you the meet index. how does it feel in city tonight. feels like 95. we've been there a lot this week. quantico you feel like 97. baltimore 1. annapolis feels like 92 as we check the 10:00 heat index temperatures. no surprise here but another code orange air quality alert has been issued for tomorrow. again that means the air could be a little degraded and unhealthy for sensitive groups. you want to limit your outdoor activities and i might add you might want to limit outdoor activities even if you don't have a respiratory problem because it can take your energy away that's for sure. here's the a look at planner, plenty sunny, 8

maybe a little list humid noticeable and the noon hour and then that temperature with less humid air around could get hotter. we're expected to hit 93 by noon hour. 5:00 temperature 96 coming down from high of 97. not expecting to see much in the way of thunderstorms again tomorrow. at least that part of the forecast is a little settled even if the heat is getting quite unbearable. we'll talk about the weekend forecast and how that gets in the next chance for thunderstorms later. tony. >> well, here's something that's a good idea when hot like this going to the movies. perfect day to beat the heat on a day like today. dunn kirk and inconvenine sequel truth to power people are eerd in d.c. tonight. movie guy kevin mccarthy was here for all the red carpet excitement. >> it's kevin mccarthy i have a massively busy night in washington d.c. attending two red carpet premiers one for truth to power al gore follow up to

global warning and christopher knowlan dunn kirk. first my interview with al gore for the film. >> mr. gore it's an honor to meet you sir. >> i sat in the theater and watched the 2006 goingeni'm is absolute againious. where are things then and now. >> there's been two change in the last decade since the first movie. one is the climate related extreme weather event are more common and more sgrukttive. second big difference is that we now have the solutions. >> but this to me is the most exciting new development. >> president trump pulling out the the peace corps changed in regards to what you did in the film. >> we also anticipated we would have to wait and see that -- what the new administration would be like. but the director's bonnie comen and shank wisely decided yes there needed

parts of the movie at the end to make it clear what had happened. and where we are right now. >> all right. i reason from a interviewing former vice-president al gore at the museum for inconvenient sequel truth to power and now it's up to the space museum so westbound one of the greatest directors of all times but i thought maybe dunnkirk. >> do you mind sdmaining how to works out. one day, one week, one hour and how you divided them like you did. >> we divided to land, sea and air. really immerseive. by cross cutting time lines that run as different speeds we build up bigger picture so people whoa don't know the story have -- it let's the guys

that's one day and then spit far dog fighting in guys above the beach and that's an hour flying time they had over the beach. >> those are interviews i'll have more tomorrow morning on "fox5 news morning". i'm national national. at the beginning this package i was at the museum running around d.c. two big bobby premiers, i love my job. >> he'll be tired if the morning you never know he will be bright and perky kevin giving you everything you know need to know. >> that's what i love. >> and are you trying to get a get away. you may want to act fast. >> the reason you got the magic date for cheapest air fares coming up next. >> and it's hottest song on the radio. you know what it is. it's breaking records now. how despasito is making its way into history. >> she was singing and dancing sarah simmons coming in. >> could o.j. be a

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>> senator john mccain diagnosed with aggressive form of brain cancer. >> a woman shot by another driver in what police think was a case of road nraij northern virginia. >> and police are turning to drones to help solve crimes. we'll show you how they're using technical. the 10:30 start now. >> and news continues at 10:30 i'm jim lokay. >> i'm sarah simmons. >> up first it looks like road rages

shooting in northern virginia. >> lauren demarco is working that story live with the latest. >> jim, sarah, suspect has been identified as 59-year-old ernest stickle of st. mary's county. he's in jail in frederick county tonight where he turned himself into maryland state police earlier today. he will be brought to alexandria to face charges. stickle became involved if road rage incident with another vehicle 8 a.m. this morning and opened fire off the beltway hitting a woman. a man in the car with her was not hurt. the woman a 33-year-old from bradensburg, maryland is expected to recover. arizona senator john mccain has a brain tumor associated with a blood clot removed over the weekend. he was diagnosed with g glioblastoma. they are reviewing options including chemo and radiation. they was a

down over iran and held as prisoner of war and in the senate since 197 and republican presidential nominee. for arlington second time in a week a person is attacked by a raccoon. >> kristin leon with live with the details. >> latest raccoon attack happening here in the community. you can see it's a woody part like community where they would like to come and you can see behind me as well there's a trash sign because neighbors believe the crash is contributing to this problem here. he want to see that alleviate id. we spoke with animal control today and they have not confirmed whether or not these rack opens are has been id. but again this is still p poseing a concern for this community. >>. >> how many ways can we say it's hot. >> we'll look at the for

>> out of adjectives. no doubt about it. heat wave in july stretch on forever. this is long one, too, jim, sarah, you know we were hot last week and may be hotter end of week. this has not peaked yet. above the 96 today we are headed for about 7 degrees tomorrow and upper 90s. probably with us through the weekends and the hottest days are going to be thursday, friday, saturday, and friday, saturday, could be two days in which we see heat advisories issued and that goes into infect when there's widespread temperatures. today is felt like 100. we'll be really close to that tomorrow. relief expected overnight in terms of thunderstorms. we had a spotty thunderstorm around today and spotty storm tomorrow. nothing like we saw yesterday or monday. that chance for thunderstorms will be going way up as we get to saturday and sunday. and that's because a little bit of relief will be lurking nearby. it won't get into town saturday and

storms may come you off a little bit and some could be on the strong side. we may even chase a few storms around monday. next couple days dry. awfully hot and awfully humid feeling lick 10 06789s jim, sarah that 7 day is minutes away. >> you may want to check the president golf schedule first. >> first off 5, 6:30 last night we're hearing more. looking at a plan shutting done a two mile stretch of the potomac. >> live in darnstown with more on this. hey, anjali. >> hey, guys, since march there's been five times that the coastguard had to limit access to this section of the river while trump was vi visitsing his golf course all the way across the water. they're now considering a more permanent security plan that would shut it down completely from bank to bank.

>> it's a beautiful serene part of the potomac river near darnstown, maryland, some concern it a security risk. directly across the water on the virginia side sits the trump national golf club where the president visit often. >> 100% there should be a security zone. i believe we need security for a he's president and they have the right to do that. i'm 100% committed to access of potomac river. >> right now coastguard and secret service are looking to shut done a two mile strep of river in maryland where it borders golf course in sterling, virginia, that could cut off access for hours. each days. to kayakers, vet skiers and recreational boaters. >> my fear

won't have access as a small business they're caught on the area side and not able to get back home and get on routes. that's a big concern for me. >> matt markoff worries it could impact his outdoor education program across the river where he hosts 500 campers from 80 different schools today. also affected is team river runners organization that teaches healing through paddle sports to veterans an wounded warriors and mark off others for a good cause getting the bad end of a deal. >> transporting canoes large like this and getting them and taking them out of the water and taking the kids to another location. it increases impact of the location. there's safety issues. team river representer is a difficult team. there's few places that are easy

to the water and have access when they become aware they will make accessible to the river something we can all enjoy. >> if you are impacted you're encouraged to levin put at regulations.gov during public comment period. which closes august 9. live in darns town, anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". >> an investigation has found the u.s. postal service violated law by pressing managers to improve tomorrow toll campaign for hillary clinton and other democrats. a report from office of certainly counsel ill says the postal violate the cash act. it allows under the law they're allowed to do some political work but the report signs

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>> a number of law enforcement actions are adding drones to the force. >> the clarks town new york police department is train ago dozen officers to fly drones. these cops probably never thought they would be pilots but you're looking at the future of law enforcement. >> just one week after sheriff department in cecil maryland got a drone up and running it was asked to investigate a case of stolen construction equipment. authorities in neighboring states us is eded machines may be stashed on this property hidden from street-level view. the sheriff and typhoon drone up over the land and recorded this footage enough to convince a judge to sign

the seizure of the stolen equipment and the alleged rest within hours to be the first successful use of drone in criminal case of this time. >> i think we were in the air a max 34u78 of ten minutes. >> use of drones by police should be closely regulated. >> what we don't want to see are drones become a tool for pervasive suspicionless surveillance and letting the government look overall our shoulders all the time. >> police say they follow stricter rules than private citizens and if they're asked to fly over anywhere a citizen may i have expectations of privacy they'll get a warrant first. in west snide new york, rick leaven thal, fox news. >> taking local after two months of off duty firefighter saved a live of eye woman in a car crash.

>> may 9 along martin luther king highway it was an accident that could have been much worse. >> this is firefighter jeff beach and a ten year veteran of the department and headed home are are from work when he came across the crash. he helped to break free britney cool she was trapped inside her overturned vehicle. >> after i real applied turn cat to your own and by that time the volunteer i fire department and fwlen dale and those guys had to extricate it from a car in seven minutes. >> he came out of nor luke a god september angel. i want to thank him as much as possible. there's no words i can sxrekt house grate

>> doctors credit him for saving britney's life. all life saving efforts -- britney is well on the way of making a full recovery. >> people are stared about gettinged in. how skeptical many perpetrates are about driveless cars. next

sdmv air peel of driveless calls is coming to a screeching halt. fewer and fuller people seem to be fans of driverless cars and as you can see the pole appears to be coming out along generational lines here. millennials are most ac accepting. 44% of baby boomers do not see the point of driverless cars. >> not a big surprise there.

driving facility in pits wuring and gil home and you'll see the driverless cars in up to. they have somebody in the car but not controlling. >> have they had any incidents. >> minor one. >> if you you can do it in pittsburgh you can do it anywhere. >> i could see a great use for parents 90 and 91 it would be nice for them to get a driverless cargo to the giant egg. >> how would they feel about it my dad would like like it he's obsessed with cars. maybe it will come in handy. >> this is what we've been doing run from the air conditioned car to air conditioned building and look at the color of sun tonight. obviously it's always bright. when you have the orange haze he over everything you know it's humid. that optical illusion amazing and thank you craig little forgetti

tonight. i believeelly in the morning if you're up at 4 with the sun coming up venus may be close by and we may not see it with the press ept mop in the next couple days. something to look forward to earlier in the morning. it's probably the first you can step out if you're overwhelmed we the heat. we have not hit peak days yet. but they're about to begin. tomorrow, friday, and saturday is when we thilt most intense part of the heat wave will occur. 97 on thursday. 9 on friday and saturday better surprised 5 to 92 on monday and we've really got wait until probably tuesday or wednesday of next broke we start get relief and that relief will come on form of some preliminary thunderstorms and then more refreshing air trying to get in here tuesday and wednesday

86 in d.c.. birds eye view here of new york city, boston 84, rich mopped 80. serve in the hot zone and everybody is humid and that's where we'll stay. close are look at the local temperatures d.a. as you saw is 86 or 75 mannasas. martinsburg coming in 0. feels hotter as it always does this time of night. 95 in disstrict and 9 aa5 baltimore. center city quarmer. quantico wrmer dulles feels like 7. not much in terms of thunderstorms to cool us off. we had one or two that occurred earlier today. there is been a few up through pennsylvania they seem to be weak eping own out. he expected to roll of course they were dropping so much heavy rain the last couple days maybe we don't node that either

we certainly know the temperatures will continue beyond the rise next three days is peak heating humid and 99 to 104 is in your heat index. i'm not sure you're going to notice it will still be uncomfortable sometimes when the humidity is lower the air temperatures can get high are we get up to 97 tomorrow for d.c. and quantico fred fredericksburg and dulles an mannasas 96 call he pepper an 9 had gaithersburg. mercury keeps rising as hears of high pressure into the weekend. hottest tem tires by far friday and sga. close to 105. would not be surprised to see a few places tracking triple digit this week. as we head to the weekend a little unsettled. there's a frontal boundary coming by monday. that brings us better chance for storms. on

forecast storms go up to 40% chance on saturday, subject, about 50% chance monday. some should be on the strong side especially monday. that's when the front gets a push to bring us back to more reasonable 80 sz on us tue tuesday, that's going to feel fantastic. but it's 7 days away. sorry about that. brody. >> hopefully i can bring the good news sue. it's best match-up of young stars in haim or league. top of the first haerp are hit a home run. harper hi got the better of fellow baseball going-4. nats win-3. nats take everything off. made the trip here. nats bat is not getting help from angels but danny

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would do a soccer match between 00 and facing off with 100 local kids in ipt lex game. he lost 20-5 afterward the manager was not happy about the team performance on 100 oscars. >> he's serious. >> i don't know if it's tongue in cheek or has a great actor. you cannot let all 3 forwards get through your defense. he also said they thought they would have 50, 40, 10, they went with -- think he was half joking it was all for charity. >> he showed

. >> he was mad. >> stone face. >> brody. >> coming up next, fox news at 11. >> shawn and tony. >> that was like a bill belichick interview. >> very good. that's right. coming up next a new report on gop plan to repeal and replace obamacare says millions more americans could be left uninsured. >> this comes as the president wants to host senators at the white house to talk about agenda goals. >> and husband listen up you can go joking to the mall and we'll show you coming up tonight at 11.11.

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developing tonight, arizona senator john mccain diagnosed with brain tumor. we'll have late breaking details what this means for gop law maker. >> woman snot road raiming incidents in virginia. tonight new details about the man under arrest. >> people are probably going to be afraid to leave their house. >> a raccoon is attacking people in a local neigh neighborhood. one woman had to get more than 0 stitches. tips how to protect yourself. news at 11 starts right now. >> we begin tonight with breaking news in montgomery county, maryland. police as you can see are on the scene of shooting in silver spring. sky fox live over the scene belvideer boulevard. there's a number of vehicles and area roped off a 21-year-old man was shot and injuries are serious. at this point we don't have any other information about the shooting. there is no word what led to the shooting or if police have