>> right now at 10 firefighter battle flames and mrii mriingterring heat and where the blaze broke out and your sweltering weekend forecast. >> and a daycare worker accused of sexually assaulting a 3-year-old. are there more victims out there. >> and imagine waiting in a stoplight for 20 minute.

here. let's see if it never turns and even the cop has to help us get through. >> we'll talk to the local man who found one of the l longest spop lights in northern virginia and how the city responded. your news starts now. >> but we begin with that heat wave and the possibility of severe weather this wee weekend. thanks for joining us i'm sarah simmons in for shawn. >> and i'm tony perkins. sweltering heat and humidity won't seem to quit. the question is, could we see storms this weekend to go with. it gwen gwen is here to start off us off tonight, hey, gwen. >> tony, yes, we can we're under a slight risk of severe weather. the storms anding to fire up by tomorrow afternoon in the early evening hours and some of those storms could definitely be very strong. it's a day where you'll have to keep eyes to the skies if you plan anything outside as the day good wear on. temperatures are concerned. that's the other story. rights now,

capitol and 80 gaithersburg and 86 quantico and 78 mannasas and 84 baltimore. while annapolis is also at 84 and 8 at frederick. the heat continues to stay on and look at the dew points. at this hour, currently, into the 70s pretty much ever everywhere. factor in the dew points and temperatures yes you get the heat indexes and that's what it feels like if you step outside right now. it feels like sweltering 101 in d.c. this hour. unbelievable this time of night. and 98 annapolis and 90 baltimore and 87 frederick and 86 mannasas and 87 dulles. so, here's a look at evening planner and we do and as i said those storms for tom tomorrow. your 7 day forecast a little later, back to you. >> all right. gwen, thank you very much. >> we don't have to tell you temperatures this high can't be dangerous and for area firefighters the impact of the heat can take its toll. kristin leon caug

first resporpdz at a fire scene in northeast. she joins us live with more, crane tin. >> good evening, tope, when it's this hot out and believe me, it's very hot outside. most of us are either blasting our acs or some place cool. but for firefighters who come to work, that's not the case. and not only are they battling the fire itself but they're battling heat and all of the elements that go with it. this particular fire started tonight here at this home on summit place north east. now, firefighters say when they arrived the fire was in the attic and in the roof attic of the building and they were able to contain it there before it spread. one firefighter had a minor injury and was taken to the hospital and we're told is expected to be okay. and these men and women keep in mind here, they're working under extreme circumstances and in this case, everyone can take a page from their book about how to stay safe when temperatures soar. >> on hot days like this obviously we weaa

gear and performing a lot of strenous activity it takes a toll on the members here. >> we try to rotate them more frequently we wear self contained breathing apparatus that limits our time it in the environment to 30, 45 minutes. after one of those cycles we rotate the people out and give them a break before they change out the bottles and two to another work period. >> and now the fire itself is ruled as accidental and right now, fire fighters are still determineing a cause. now, normally during the winter months we warn you about heaters. this time, firefighters want to warn you about using your ac units in particular window units. if you can, to make sure your window units are cordless and to make sure you khaivk out your filler in your air conditioner unit. and because in this case we have to possibly start a fire. >> and kristin leon, "fox5

>> and a middle school teacher was arrested and charged with possession of child pornography. and police say christopher jordan has been employed by fairfax country public schools since last year and he taught 8th grade english holmes middle school and school officials say he will not return into the fall the investigation into the allegations are underway. if you recognize him or know something you can submit a tip anonymously. there's a reward of up to 1,000 for information that leads to arrest. >> and now to montgomery county, where a daycare worker was arrested and charged with sexually abusing a toddler. and police say 56-year-old recall bu on inappropriately touched a three-year-old girl while leaping. he worked as a cook in the lunch room at kinder care in gaithersburg and say there's no reason for him to iment acts with a child during nap time. the incident happened in october. and police have to find out if there's --

understanding is that the date of the incident the-year-old victim reported that to her mother who then contacted kinder care and kinder care contacted child protective services and then during the course of the investigation we were notified about a month later and that's when police began their investigation. >> and the company issued a statement that said, their goal is to do what's best for the children in their care and they're fully committed to maintaining a safe envir environment. an alexandria man could face more charges for attacking a woman outside of a 7-eleven and robert coleman was charged with malicious wounding and assaulting bone he'llia bone eat he's. police say she died yesterday. as a result, coleman may face additional charges. >> some new yorkers may have thought they were seeing another miracle on the hudson. this afternoon a small c plane was forced to make an emergency landing in the east

the sceeb and rescued the ten people including captain from the plane. no one was hurt. the daily news reports the plane was enroute from new new york cityty to the hamiltons and moments after taking off the captain dropped the plane into the water and because of a bent left wing. >> we're learning more about the dadly morning crash on indian head highway. one man was drive tion the wrong way on route 210 when his car slammed into another vehicle. both drivers were killed. the crash happened 2:30 this morning in for the washington and emergency crew he's to cut the vehicles apart to get the victims out and their identities were not released new tonight a local youtube personality that focuses onet going laughs is getting results for drivers at an arlington intersection. lauren demarco spoke to the map and joins us live to explain. lauren. >> tony, everen sitting in a te

the light is read and you sit there waiting how long do i sit there before. it must justing not working and you look around and there are no cops and rally nobody at all. and you decide to just go. well, that kept happening to a man here at north george may on drive washington boulevard in arlington. angelo mike. he comes through on way to work because he's on the night shift and explained to the department of environmental services which deals with transportation. after two months and it was not fixed he made this video. >> don't you take any pride in fixing your intersections. don't you think hey, this is great we're actually making a difference in people's lives. the car is overheating. show that. >> that's right, this guy sat here for 20 minutes sunday night and if you wonder about the date on this camera it was not set correctly. but at times he had to turn off his engine to keep the car from overheating and he talks through the entire things and he's harsh and in f

turn that audio off he uses choice language. plenty of explicativess aimed at local leaders and he says the light causes delays during the day as well and he brings up the fact that the intersection is three blocks from the virginia hospital center and says all types of people must drive through here looking for care not if to mention doctors, nurses, he goes on. >> the disen franchised, little man, little woman, immigrant, refugee. they all go here. i swear, i should strip neighboringed and get out and run in front of my car right now. >> about 19 minute in a police car pulls into the left lane. ironically the sensor there was working after a minute or so the light finally changed. this video has been making waves and angelo found out today the traffic signal has been fixed. now, while you maybe don't need to get so angry he has a message for you if there's something in your community you want to see improved.

of going through a certain situation over and over repeatedly and then i make a video about it and get really angry. >> arlington actually fixed it. i drove through it last night and it worked. i can't believe. it so thank you to them. thank to all the people who supported and citizen journalists out, there stand up, don't take. it i got message from different people in cities saying this happens where they live. get your phoneet out camera dashcam and film it and shame those people, thank you. >> i love how he ends with thank you like it's a public service announcement. tony, sarah, squeaky wheel get the oil the intersection is fixed and there you have it. >> more importantly than s smaeing people gets the m metsage to the right people they need to fix. it they may not have known. >> he makes a good point we have the cameras you see something not being addressed make a video, put i

youtube. it will get attention. >> yes, it will. >> for some things, lauren. >> thanks. >> up next this gotta tension from sean spicer bomb shell resignation and to o.j. parole we have story. >> last night we showed you this video of racist road rage in northern virginia and now investigators have charged the driver. also, tonight the line was long to get inside a george up to store that was open for one day. we're going to take a look inside and see what all the fuss was about. in three minutes.

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>> you're a [bleep] punk. >> follow up to a story we told about you last night. virginia man on video going on a racially charged tirade is now charged. 49-year-old william ball was charged with curse and

the altercation began when the other man in the video dr driveing a box truck behind ball honked at him because he claims ball was driving under the speed limit. >> we often think of summer same as slow news weeks. that's not been the case offer the past few days. we've been bombarded by one big story after another. evan lambert join us with some of the big headlines we've seen. >> it seemed like the news never topped this week from here in washington to nevada and across the country. >> a giant week of news kicked off monday night with a failure for reps to bring the senate proposed healthcare bill to a voxt senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he would focus on repeal without replacement plan in place and also this week the sad news that arizona senator john mccain is diagnosed with a brain tumor. his communications team assured the senator is in good spirits and poised for a fi fight. just today, former challenger

and current ardz arizona senate candidate kelly ward made what some are coming insensitive remark urging mccain to resign given his diagnosis. >> i spent nine years make nothing excuses about any anything. i'm sorry that things turned out the way they did. >> and this week brought us a flashback to 1995. when nevada parole board unanimously granted o.j. simpson parole for armed robby case that landed him in prison for nine years. he famous we was acquitted for murders of his wife nicole brown and her friend ron coldman and shakeup at the white house that moves secretary sean spicer out and anthony scarmoci in. spicer appeared on hannity saying president trump didn't want him to go. >> he didn't. he's been gracious throughout the process. he wanted

folks to ref up the communications operation and after renrerks my decision was to recommend to the president that i give anthony and sarah a clean slate to start from. >> and sarah huckabee sanders will takeover as press secretary. back to you. >> a suspected bank rober is in custody in the district and this began 9:15 this morning investigators say timothy jennings held up two banks and attempted to rob two others within half an hour. bank's involved were located problems away from heech other on 17 street and connecticut avenue and 12 street all in northwest. and no one was hurt. shortly after the fourth incident police made the arrest. >> and three men are wanted tonight for another burglary in the district. surveillance shows the men break into a subway sandwich shop in the 1500 block of alabama avenue southeast. and you can see the suspects break in and grab drinks, chips and an a sheet of cookies before fleeing the scene. and if you recogze

this video, call police. >> and kendrick lamar fans rocking out at the verizon center tonight on tour and promoting his new album called dam. people waited in line for hours to shop inside a popup store shelling shirts, clothes and other lamar. and that was the scene fans lining up early to do shopping and grab memoriabilia of their favorite artist. >> i got here 5:15 in the morning and i love kendrick i'm excited for the clothes but maybe excited about meeting him. >> it was onlt open today. popup stores of course are becoming more and more popular. singers like

kanye west used popup stores to promote a album or concert. >> i wonder why he didn't show up for this one. he showed up at others. >> it is a popup. like ohh it's not going to be there long. >> great way to sell misdemeanor. >> popup bars in d.c. >> apple is expected to release the iphone 8 and latest smart phone likely will cost awe cording to jp morgan iphone eight will cost as much as 1100. >> coming up next. terrifying moments on the beach caught on camera. >> a drunk man took a crazy joy ride past families and beach chairs and broadcast it or put it out there i should say on facebook briv and we'll show you how it ended. >> and

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>> this next story could be filed under what was he thinking. a florida man facing serious charges as he led police ton a two mile chase and streamed it all on facebook. >> police say ryan styles look at this, look at this, st streaming down the beach could have hit people and killed children and drove down the beach in clearwater florida.

seen drinking alcohol. police were tipped off by people across the county watching it on facebook. and they were also tipped off by a woman who claimed styles hit the car before he drove on to the beach. >> this man was following us on the tail. and we could not get out of the way and he rammed up out of the way and went on the median and around the car. and left. >> what an idiot. police say styles threatened to ram police cars. thankfully no one was injured in the ordeal. >> all right. talk about finding a need until haystack. new york woman happy to be reunight the with her diamond ring after found at trash dump. she accidentally threw it out after placed on a paper towel while doing dishes and called her local antation department to tell them what happened and they found her ring burried in a 40 foot tall pile of gar garbage. >> every emotion runs through you and i open it up and there's my wedding band. s started screaming and j

jumpig up and down like 3 years. >> sanitation award should get an award for this. it was anniversary gift given to her by her husband after her mother bass away. >> that is extraordinary. >> that they even went and looked for it. >> oops sorry. >> oh, we'll look for it call her back a few hour later couldn't find it. >> "fox 5 news" at 10:30. >> sarah, tony, straight ahead at 10:30 could lower gas prices be leading you into debt. down side of lower prices tripping out drivers. >> active work stations can impact your job performance. >> i could use that better than running outside. especially today in the heat. boy, talk about a heat wave. guess what, folks,it's not going away too soon and storms to talk about. your full forecast just around the corner. stay with us, we'll be back after the break.

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>> right now at 10:30 the heat wave continues. it's impacting area firefighters and the simple steps you take to avoid dangers. >> busted for moving marijuana through the mail. a group of postal workers is behind bars. >> as you try to move in your career a new study says you have to move your rear. the connection between activity and job performance. the 10:30 starts now. >> i'm jim lokay. >> i'm sarah simmons. >> up first tonight, the high temperatures are putting a strain on firefighters as they try to do their jobs. >> kristin leon is live with more on

hey, kristin. >> hey, guys, firefighters not only battled flames today but they also battled heat that went along with. it take a look at video this is video earlier today fire summit northeast. you can see the flames coming from the rooftop of add attic where firefighters believe it's where it started. again the fire is accidental. although no word yet on what started the fire. and firefighters were rotating in and out every 30 to 45 minutes and keep in mind because of this firefighters want to remind you to use wordless window ubts if you can and change the ac filter out as well to potentially avoid starting a fire like this. >> chris tip, minneapolis police chief is stepping down and resigned as request of mayor who says she lost confidence of the police after an unarmed woman being shot

>> another shakeup at the white house. press secretary sean spicer out resigned after president trump named anthony scarmoci as the new communications advisor. he objected and handed in president ignition. sarah huckabee sanders will takeover as press secretary for spicer. >> heat and humidity hanging around. >> we have storms to keep an eye on. and the heat is going nor. we have stagnant air stick around until monday. 90 right now. and the heat indexes at 101. that's what it feels like when you step outside. unbelievable. and elsewhere in the neighborhoods it's 86 at quantico and 84 annapolis this hour and baltimore at 4 and 8 dulles and 77s mannasas and 82 fredericksburg and winchester 7 and frederick at 8 while

haagers ton is at 81. we're not alone. take a look. good section of country is really into heat. all up and down the mid-atlantic. mid section of the kupty where temperatures is mid to upper 90s at this hour we tend to be incluenceed by strong ridge of high pressure. that keeps the pump going as far as temperatures are concerned. what ask you expect this weekend storms and some of them severe. once we get into the next day or so tomorrow we're under a slight risk of severe weather as we kick in at 96 on sunday it will be a hot 94. eyes to the skies if you plan anything outdoors for tom tomorrow. looking at storms starting to kick in at least by the late afternoon, early evening hours but the heat and humidity, that will be round right from the early morning hours throughout the day and into tomorrow night. your full forecast and that 7 day coming up in a bit. back to you. >> new video now of damage left behind

earthquake near the greek eye land. coast. two people dead and nearly 500 others hurt. it's how much this damage caused to buildings and homes earlier this morning. eye earthquake struck the shores of nearby turkey causing a small tsunami. >> trump administration is banning americans from traveling to north korea. a notice is expected to be published next week and restriction will go into effect 30 days later this comes after death of auto warmbier who died last no. college student was accused of stealing propaganda poster and snntsed to 115 years in prison hard labor. this is what president trump had to say after his death. >> they have no record for safety and security of people or its neighbors and it has no respect for human life. >> and there are also signs from u.s. intelligence that north korea may

continental ballistic missile in the coming days. >> an update tonight on body camera footage. it shows a baltd more police officer planting drugs at a crime scene. that video is prompting review of 100 more cases and assistant public defender respecting the person charged with drug possession passed that body footage auto long to the state attorney office. it shows three identifies and one place as i can in area filled with garbage and two others look on. the officer turns body camera on and returns to pick up the can and it shows 30 second of video. one officer is suspected and two others placed on administrative duty. >> after learning he'll be a free maybe he's been moved to a new prison cell. they moved him away friday inplates that may want to har os or hurt him since october. he's been in prison 9 years and was moved

housing as a precaution. he's now in his own cell. fox 35 in the district mostal worker found difficultity of moving marijuana through a postal season. three were convicted. they were working together to make sure priority mail packages containing marijuana were not detected by postal up suspecttors. three postal orkers were convicted of bribey and conspiracy to commit bribery. >> the down side of higher gas prices. >> we'll explain how they're leading drivers into debt. coming up e next. >> drivers don't get a break at the pump because gas prices are driving higher, rising again this week a gallon c costing 2:28. keep in mind it's not much more than paying this time last year. meantime millennials are living credit cards. new survey from student loan company lend

1 in 4 millennials have two credit khardz they actively use. >> stocks sputtering and we're sorry harvard, here's news that may have you seeing crimson. the university of pennsylvania is top among ivy league schools. when 2 comes to call backs for posted resume. that's business. i'm daivdz asmond.

>> consumer watchdog checked out product and found signs of septa discounting and amazon put reference prices on nearly 50% of items and more than 60% of times the reference items were higher than the tim sold for. it's flat out wrong. >> some of the prices you have to check. even some in the stores like brick and morter are can cheaper than amazon. you think you're getting a deal. not always. >> you may enjoy the cheap gas prices. >> who isn't they're at a 12-year low and there's a down side. cheaper gas. >> usa. >> cheaper gas is leading many people to spend more when they buy a car and it's now possible to get loans that extend to 96 months or more

which would lead to you loaning more than the car is worth. you could be upside down depending on length of loan and what it's worth. consumer experts suggest making sizable down payment on 36-month loan. >> buy used that's an option or lease a vehicle. depending on lifestyle, how many miles you put on the car per year, under 15,000 it's a sdeents option and there's very attractive leasing deals. >> if you're too focused on the monthly payment the car dealer may try to get to you longer loan. >> you have to know your openings. >> mcdonald's is unveil being new clothing and accessories this is not for the employees but for you the american public connectsed to the fast food chain uber eats. they have hoodies and sandals and pillow cases and sweat suits and picnic baskets and even a oncey. they can get it through the

uber eats app. >> for kids or -- >> you never know. >> pickles and fruit pun: walmart great value bland tropicals get. it they're a fruit flavored lunch. the jar of pickls. they're not different from the pickles cucumber but they're floating in red than $2 you might want to put them on s sale. >> what i'm imagining pickled but not briany taste to it. >> wouldn't it be weird because you expect is to taste look a pickle and so you it was. >> i'm coming with a jar of those on monday and see what you think. >> you may be eating any of those by yourself. >> next at 10:30 could a treadmill

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someone is have a hard time. that was me i'm not -- not yet [ cheers and applause. >> good job. >> and she's officially cooled off and officially done and ready for the weekend. >> i don't know who the woman was. >> with the stray begun. >> okaysh the fun will continue when the tip trip crew is on that's a lot of fun. >> yeah. >> even i saw allison go down the slide. i can imagine if you were out there today you probably did want to go down the water slide. >> somebody who had fun outside was gwen. >> i

i did. happening out there with my new friend i'll show you pictures in the asecond. we got to play in the water. the water is what cools you down. i want to tell you was interesting the surprise really heated that water up quite a little bit. it was warm. you know you usually step into water and it's ice cold. not at all. it was comfortable down there. i could have hung out there longer. take a look. i was beating heat with them and ben and sister and little nugget in the middle there and that's snugelet with the two brothers and also gentlemeny in the middle and thank you to all you young people who helped me do live hit out there today and thanks for the parents and grand pornt that allowed me to be part of it. so yes the college is to stay cool. we have hot weather to talk about and storms to talk ab about. look at tempratures today. i want it tell you the heat indexes ranged from 100 to 107 in some nraibdz and that's when it

when you stepped out. a far catch we'll have hot weather all over again. get prepared. >> 90 d.c.. 0 gaithersburg and 76 mannasas and cooler there. 86 quantico and annapolis 4 same as baltimore and we have 79 to the west couple better land. here's what it actually feels like this hour. 101 d.c.. unbelievable. 93 quantico and 98 at annapolis. so that's the due point they're up there to the 70s. tomorrow is a hot day starting out at 85 degrees by 8:00 hour and by midday we'll be about 94 degrees. we're keeping eyes to the skies because we have storms in the forecast. storm prediction center has us under slight rick of severe weather. i'm looking at this starting to kick in anywhere, maybe had 4, 5:00 hour. and maybe by 2 or 3 areas west. if you plan anything

you tomorrow really pay attention. because these storms really could be extremely strong and dangerous tomorrow. here's a look at heat indexes by the time we get to 3:00 in the afternoon and it's going to feel like it's 102 d.c. and 103 quanlts coand 101 mannasas and 10 3 harrisburg. make sure i stay hydrated don't think this for granted at all, take safe out there. >> other than that not much happening. tomorrow ridge of high pressure in control and ticks sticks around for the weekend and the frontal system will be the trigger north to spark up showers and storms. so if you head to the beaches that's a good suggestion. take a look. 90 to 92 degrees and you have to go early and get out and enjoy before the storms things fire up in the late afternoon

look i'm really berned this that 5 to 7:00 hour. >> here's eye look at your accuweather 7-day. >> monday night we have a frontal system coming in. temperatures back to the 80s. more comfortable for you and break in humidity. in the meantime be safe this weekend. brodzy. >> thank you, gwen. nats opponent this weekend they're going for. it this week they made a trade for tigers j. t. martinez and luckily for nats and knee back he was injured by the hand. glad luck for guaranteed win. well, first that or the game. okay. he launched into the artificial dessert air. 1-0.

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>> today high school teens around the world participated in a khechinging event in rockville today. what they had to do is take dry spaing yet a and design and build a bridge. the team from china was the winner. photo journalist mike coran captured this from the spaghetti challenge. >> what they're doing today is they had designed these bridges out of spaghetti and today they were testing these brims to see how much weight it can handle before it breaks. in order to design them you have to understand statistics and materials which is our wrap of of engineer. it had to be 50 sent neaters long and less than 25 centimeters high and it has to be less than

i think they definitely have strong design idea. >> so we do the decking. and we make it super strong. triple covered. >> i think that was remarkable. that grade you're doing well and they've donna mazeingly well. >> it's really amazing i feel like this is one of the best programs you have off there. right now at 11:00. firefighters battle flames and the mriingterring heat. where tonight's fire broke out and plus your sweltering weekend forecast. >> and imagine waiting at a spolt