half. >> people shelter in place and do not leave their homes until we get the power situation taken care of. if anybody leaves their homes they must treat any down line as if it was hot. >> it was scary. i thought that the house there, i thought that was our house that fell. i mean everything was shaking and crashing, we're okay, everybody is okay. >> thank goodness. >> thank goodness. >>♪ all right let's begin with anjali hemphill we have live coverage from her kent island, maryland thousands are without power. what's the latest out there, anjali. >> reporter: guys, take a look this morning's tornado took down this 300-year-old tree and also clobbering the home next door. taking a clear path of destruction through the most

island. i can tell you dozens of homes throughout the bay city neighborhood and stevensville were torn apart as that violent weather blew through early monday morning. many residents were asleep waking up disoriented and some finding out they have nothing left. stroj winds pushed this home clear off the foundation and just down the street another home where 83-year-old man's roof was found several feet away after ripped off the house. electricity was also knocked out to most of the island as many power lines were bent in half and lieutenant governor boyd rutherford came here and toured the hardest hit areas and told residents they had help. take a listen. >> i was scared to death. i know he is elderly gentleman living loan. so i wanted to make sure she was okay. >> it was a really nasty storm. and did a lot of damage. i have no standing trees left the house is undamaged we're good the fam

an act of nature there is nothing we can do about it. >> so there's extensive damage you can see where it swept across the trees and homes and businesses are have been affected. >> reporter: what are people telling you, the ones you have spoken with. >> they feel lucky, they're pleased with the fact that no one has died there was one injury and that gentleman was released from the hospital. most feel fortunate. >> reporter: amazingly, guys, nobody was killed in any of this one person was hurt. we heard they were hit with falling debris and we heard they already were released if the hospital. that's the late nest steve i insville guys. back to you. >> wow, what a mess. as a results of all that tornado damage the maryland transportation authority and local law enforcement are enacting on emergency plan for route 18 in t b

this is live look right now you're seeing. it means that the ramp from 50 eastbound to route 8 will be closed. the ramp from 50 westbound to route will only allow northbound traffic and ramp 50 to duke will also be closed. this is information on your screen as well. if you live south of route coming east you will need to take thompson creek exit and use access route to route 8 residents screen the through. coming west route 8 north and then turn around in the business park to hit route 8 south. lot of changes out there for that. >> and pretty busy day there and here. caitlin standing by to break things down more. some people are saying this moved quickly. you don't want to say it came out of nowhere. there were warnings about. it certainly, when did this start and how did it happen and how do they confirm this thing. >> most people are sleeping 1 a.m. sunday morning we re

none of our area was. we were not outlooked for severe weather let alone tornadoes. any time you have strong storms there's chance of isolated tornado within the thunderstorm and this time last night it was confirmed. what happened was the cell formed kind of over d.c. shortly after 11 p.m. and picked up strength as it moved east ward and over the bay which can really toad rot rotation. just that storm moving over the ay. as a result f 2 tornado confirmed in the bay city stevensville area last night it was only on the ground 4 minute, 1:29 to 1:33. peak winds 125 miles an hour that's a strong storm and tornado. that contact cause major damage as did with one injury and widespread damage to homes and trees and widespread power outages we continue to report on. i want to show you the path of this storm going back to ra radar. this is just at 12:30 late last night in annapolis and overhead annapolis the storm in that ar

anne arrundel county. lots of lightning and wind damage it saext that cut across the bay and spin up a storm right behind -- tornado on the underside of the storm behind. it and this is not uncommon with storms across the bay. there it is 2 a.m. already moved outp queen anne county there was a warping issued under their jurisdiction. it was only a couple minute before. once again confirmed in south stevensville by statey area 1:29 a.m. touchdown it was only reported tornado of the night. now i want to get back to local radar where we have storms popping right now, thunlder showers over the district even no, i looks like severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for parts of fairfax down they and parts of the district. that's for the cell you see there. it's moving east ward across 395 into the city itself and let me put a warningthon because they just issued it as we were coming on the air at 5. until 5:45.

alexandria, false church, western sections of district you're under the warn for chance for hail, damaging wind gusts and rain and lightning under that too and as always there's an isolated chance of tornado but no tornado warnings now. that's the only storm we're following. we had more heat, humidity today not as unbearable as the weekend. with a cold front crossing this evening we have thunderstorms in the forecast. so, through the evening a chance of thunderstorm temperatures in the 80s and i don't think it's until after 10:00 that the thunderstorm threat clears our area. and then we will watch for some welcomed relief on the way for tomorrow nice break from the heat and humidity i'll be back later on in the show to show you that very nice 7 day forecast. sarah back to you. certainly need that. next a daycare worker charged with felony child neglect after a leaving a 2-year-old alone in mall food worst. paul wagner has that story coming up. >> and police in prince george need your help finding second suspect in

homicide caught on camera at the crime scene. >> and new information about the outbreakal a chipolte restaurant in sterling, more people than known before were sickened that's coming up next.

>> all right let get back to back to the damage of the tornado that hit the eastern shore overnight. >> live in ellendale with us for more visuals on the damage going on out. there hey,

>> hey, guys, listen we're right in the path of where this ef tornado was not far from where anjali was earlier. this little complex is it called ellendale. it took a direct hit. a couple things that stood out here next to me is the rooftops from the town homes. and there's two or three rooftops from this section of town homes that were lifted with the tornado and dropped down into basically the back alley behind the town homes. there were several decks along the backs of these town homes too of which this one right here flew some 50 to 60 yards over there and they've come in this afternoon and they're back there starting to clean everything up. notice one deck is on the top of car here. so, you know, the destruction is sirily lynch flat this tornado. right up here jeany she lost her daek and found it 50 y

door neighbor lost her roof. they were not home they were on vacation. good for them. the other one, steve, you can go to the left right there with a pipe hanging out. that family was home. they react in time to get to safety. their bade they could not get to their baby. their baby was leap sleeping in the crib. thank goodness their baby was okay. there was no harm done and the amazing thing from all this damage is that so far, what we know and we've talked to meanttive residents out here most already have gone out and gotten out of here, they are all okay. there was nobody injured here as this tornado came through. and it's just really this specific place right here where all the damage was. and steve, can you see -- i know i'm tying up a little bit there's a couple of air conditioning units here lifted from their foundation right other and toppled into the garage. they're extremely heavy. don't know if you ever had to pick one up. th

piece and easily toppled. we're seeing lots of evidence of things like that. rooftops blown everywhere and two by fours right through town homes, shattered glass everywhere and even where they have not built new homes well back over behind my shoulder there's a lot of construction equipment out there and construction equipment windows are shattered as flying debris was comeing across. it's not far from the bay. just over there. ef 2 tornado, 110 to ruchly 160 mile an hour winds easily caused this kind of damage. again guys coming back to you in the studio one thing to take away nobody that we know of was injured and all residents have talked to everybody. nobody is claiming to be injured. and ironically enough it's a cliche but for a reason. a couple of residents did say it sounded exactly like a freight train as it came on too

back to you in the studio. >> we'll continue to follow that story and check in with you later on. police have identified a second suspect in a double homicide in suitland. he is 27-year-old robert sues berry of northwest d.c.. investigators are trying to track him down at this hour and shooting happened on july in 4600 block of silver hill road. officers arrived to find courtney sims and anthony douglass shot to death. jared armstrong of northwest is in custody and both men are charged with fivrtd and second degree murder and police are trying to identify a third suspect in this case. >> developing in text text driver of eliminate sweltering tractor-trailer used in human trafficking ring is charged. ten people died and 20 others sent to the hospital. fox's casey steeingle with more from dallas. >> tragic occurrence that happened in our city. >> prayer rall

held throughout the san antonio area after ten people died from being transported in the back of a boiling hot tractor-trailer victims of human smuggling. police immediately arrested dryer of that truck. 60-year-old james mathy bradley jr.. he made first court appearance monday after formally charged with illegally transporting immigrants for financial gain and could eventually face the death penalty. >> there were a number of vehicles that came in and picked up a lot of folks in the trailer that survived the trip. we're looking at human tra trafficking crime here. >> officials are now talking to some of those survivors who say there could have been as many as 100 immigrants in the trailer at one point. they were taking turns breathing through a single air hole and pounding on the walls to get the driver's attention. some texas lawmakers say this case is a perfect emp

why sanctuary cities like san antonio need to be shut down and others ay the overworked immigration system is to bl blame. >> all those people stuffed in the back of that trailer truck. this is not by happenstance. this is organized. >> people are so desperate for a better and safer life that sometimes they're willing to take the risk. >> police tracked down the owner of the truck that claims he told is to a man in mexico last mo may and that bradley was supposed to be dropping it off this past weekend. that's the latest from dallas, casey steeingle, fox news. >> still no sign of six barundae teenagers that disappeared after a robotics competition in the districts. it's raising questions about visa process used to admit competitors. the visas were valid one year. the actual length of

likely restricted to a mat avenue of days by border patrol agents when he entered u.s. >> it's been a tough couple days to say the least in news rooms and living rooms across the region. >> across dmv people reeling after death of anchor jim vance. he was a legend. there's no other way to say it. he pass away saturday morning after a brief battle with cancer. he of course was face of tv news in d.c. in half a century and left his mark on everyone who new hem. when the news broke twitter and facebook lit up. honoring him with words and photos. nbc 4 honored their friend with a empty chair at the anchor desk. jim vance's memory will move on. a mural at bep's chilly bowl there's a lot of familiar faces there he s jim vance. mayor bowser reflected on jim vance's legacy. >> when i think back on it there's not a time in my

d.c. that jim vance was not coming into our living rooms and came in with candor and humility and real authentic connection we'll greatly miss him. >> jim vance was 75 and of course one of a kind. gifted writer and storyteller and a lot of interest too. loved music. riding harley. fishing and he loved people and sharing their stories. he of course will be missed and we extend condolences to friends and colleagues at nbc 4. >> coming up, apple issuing a warning for iphone users after a hacking threat. >> what you can prevent to prevent your home from being a target. i'll hold my hand up like this cellphone and it will pay for my product. >> implanting employees. there's a company planning to install mike

people's hands. >> and checking in using your fingerprint passs'

passs' >> let's take a look at what is trending now. >> fist up a recall involving popular brand of baked beans, bush brothers and company voluntary recalling them due to defective cans. >> 28 ounce cans of bush's brown sugar hickory baked beans. country style and original baked beans. >> you have ever talked about baked beans. >> exactly they have a best buy date of june 19. if you brought one of the products you should throw it away. if you have not updated your iphone make sure do you. >> the fix is a dangerous vulnerability and wifihi

that allows hack others to takeover your device and hack into phone. all attacker does is get in range of device. first in the nation to implant microchips in employees. >> more than 50 workers have the device iment mranled next week something out of minority reports. chip is about the size of single grain of rice implanted between thumb and index fi finger. >> apparently employees will be able to use the chip to make purchases in break room market and open doors and log into computers and use copy machine. >> we'll come up scanning the item and we'll hit pay with credit card and it's asking to swipe my proximity payment now i'll hold my and up like the cellphone and it will pay for my product. >> the chips c

company is paging up the tab. how nice of them. another question critics have will the chip have gps tracking the company says no. i'm curious how many are saying i'm not doing this opting out. >> i hope they have the anticipation. >> you hope so. >> that's scary stuff. >> we know how tough it is to swipe credit card in vending machine. >> so difficult. >> speaking of new technology delta airlines is allowing passengers to board planes with fingerprints. >> it's available for travelers members of delta sky miles loyalty program and enrolled in clear third party biometric screening program and they can use tipinger prints at proof of identity at reagan national airport. later this summer delta plans to let members use fingerprints to check bags t too. everything is just built right in now in our finger. >> isn't that great. >> scary. >> d.c. mayor muriel bowser launched ecofriendly initiative called

d.c. >> solar panels are installed in homes this say joint effort between department of energy and environment and employment services and by installing solar panels residents ye yearlyly expenses drop 600. solar works d.c. gives job training to more than 200 kids to summer youth employment program. >> d.c. is one of best places in install solar and not just pow ter again rates but renewable energy credit you need to sell to pay for pa panels. this project here is we're supplying solar pretty much for free for people on mixed lower income and to help them have solar on their roves and at the same time teaching young people how to install it. it's a win/win for the city. >> since they took office in 2016 more than 1600 solar energy systems are installed. >> coming up the president's son-in-law in the hot seat on the hill. >> what jared kushner said about alleged trump campan

first ronica. hey, jim, sarah, protesters have just started to gather behind me they're calling this a die in. tomorrow mitch mc connell says they'll vote on repeal obamacare bill. >> an a d.c. man gets stuck inside a trash chute. apparently trying to get ahold of his cellphone he thought had fallen inside. >> let it go. >> fire i crews managed to get him out. we'll show you how next. l♪ ♪

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>> taking a look at headlines here we're learning many more people are sickened

restaurant in sterling than first reported. loudoun county health department tells us 135 people reported feeling sick after visiting the restaurant on triple 7 road and customers were at the place between july 13 and 16 we're told two people tested positive for the norovirus and health officials believed the norovirus is blamed for the outbreak. that restaurant reopened last wednesday. >> sheriff office in stment mary county have a lookout for the men and women back in february went to a fedex in waldorf and signed for apple computer. detectives say they paid with a stolen credit card that belonged to a business in hollywood, maryland. >> talk about a sticky situation. d.c. fire firters had to rescue a man that fell inside a trash chute. it happened in the 700 block of 7th street northwest somewhere near the verizon center an apartment building there the man threw out his trash and thought he dropped his cellphone down the chute when he lend in to check he accidentally fell inside h himself. sc

through a hose down the chute and eventually hauled him out using harness. fortunately was not hurt but i'm sure felt nauseous from that. >> yikes. >> i bet. >> director of church someday care center charged with felony child neglect and prince william county policecy she left a-year-old unattended in mall food court. >> nor from prince william county. >> crystal lundee of woodbridge is facing a serious charge of felony child neglect after prince william county police say she left this 2-year-old alone in a stroller at the food courted in the potomac mills mall. last monday afternoon prince william police say a security guard inside potomac mills mall noticed a child left alone in stroller in a food court before 2:00 in the afternoon and the child was asleep with no adult nearby. and police were called and about an hour later the daycare workers with a number of children they were

for came back to the food court after realizing the child was missing. after investigation, and consultation with commonwealth attorney police charged 38-year-old crystal lundee with felony child neglect. >> did she have an explanation to what happened. >> we know there was a large crowd with her that she was watching in the mall at the time and that somehow the baby got left there. >> police say she was in charge of state car based at this woodbridge baptist church on telegraph road and turned herself in friday after learning she would be charged. even though lund was arrested friday the church's web site indicates that lundee is still director of daycare and academy program. we've so far been unable to reach her or anyone at the church. in prince william county, paul wagner, "fox5 local news". >> in a rare

president trump son-in-law and top aid kushner is presenting himself and -- depending h himself and trump campaign. >> kushner was on capitol hill today to face questions from congressional officials and that's where tom fitzgerald is tonight. fitz this was not under oath but was behind closed doors. this was a chance to discredit the probes, what happens. >> it's remarkable if you think about it jared and jim -- sarah and jim despite being one of the president's closest advisors most folks don't know what jared kushner's book sounds like there he was tractor-trailer in front of microphones. they were remarkable public speaking engagement and what was remarkable day up here on capitol hill. curbcurbner was appearing before staffers answering about the russia investigation. now prior to

today detail what his positioned on all this are. for example he talked about the previously undisclosed meeting last year with russian attorney at trump tower in june of 206. he described that meeting as not a big deal. it was a weight at time. >> at one time he called one of the assistance and ask him to call him so he had excuse to get up and leaving moot egg and december meeting with the russian am bar door surely a kissly act one in which kushner is accuse of setting up a back end communication. in reality what was dog on there he juan aid quicker way to get information from russia about the situation in syria and thought the russians could provide that to now fired michael flynn. after all the questions

toes. there he was making this statement. >> let me be very clearly did not include with russia nor do you know of anyone else in the campaign that did so. callude. i had no improper contacts. i have not relied on russian funds for my businesses. >> and i have been fully transparent? providing all requested information. >> donald trump had a better message and ran a smarter campaign and that is why he won. >> perhaps in effort to throw some water on the democrats russian fire president fired off this tweet this morning writing aimed at the top democrat on the house intelligence committee. sleazy adams shift has the congressman looking into russia and spend all time on televion

loss excuse it's going to make things interesting to make jared kushner up here tomorrow folks and that's because kushner is on his way back to the hill where interviewed by the house intelligence committee. we're live on capitol hill tonight, tom fitzgerald. "fox5 local news". she calls victims of affordable care act. he urnled gop members to get on board with plan to repeal and replace. it it could come tomorrow. politicalo reporter live on capitol hill with more. ronica. >> reporter: hey, jim, sarah, mitch mc connell press office released a statement saying they plan to vote on this repeal option tomorrow. it would open the floor up for debate and opportunity for amendment on it.

and also blames democrats. take a listen to this. it was a big, fat ugly lie. the first rule of medicine is, do no harm. obamacare lies have caused this and throughout the whole country families like this nothing but pain. >> so we're on the hill right now. what's happening now they call it die in. people will die ft. obamacare is repeeled or repeeled and replaced. tell me your name and what brings you out here today. >> my name is cheryl gro grossman. >> cheryl i know you said you're concerned about prekiingt existing conditions and whether or not you'll be covered. tell me about that. >> if they go for full repeal that means pre:ca that means

clause that was in there before the aca comes back and several preexisting conditions and i won't survive if i cannot get access to medical care or access to insurance. it's a death sentence for me. >> some are thinking this what did you do before at f fordable care act. >> i was incredibly lucky in that my employer picked up the difference on the preexisting condition pieces and once the aca went into effect i had the same ak access as everybody else did. if this goes away i'm not with that employer anymore i cannot guarantee that will go forward and i would die. >> thank you for sharing your story, cheryl, i know you will speak. it you were lying on the ground here. tell me why people are lying on the ground and what brings you out today. >> to represent the people who will die if they do repeal of aca. >> some people hear that and think it's dramatic and it's not true and you k

those people that doubt that and try to convince them why you feel it is the case. >> if you have kid and if you got parent, elders, a lot of them are in and medicade and nursing homes and if there's caps on the coverage they'll they'll be cutting back in the states. not me personally. i'm welcomey. like i said, anybody who has a healthcare problem that su suddenly comes up you're toast if you don't have coverage. these young people who think they'll save a buck, if they get sick they'll have major problems. >> thank you so much mary and you you heard from a few people back live at 6:0 and speaking about why this is important. weigh in use 5@630 what you think should happen repeal and he place or leave things the way they are. you know i love to hear from you. ronica clear

ronica ronicay "fox5 local news". >> we're getting a look at senator john mccain out and about after a week after having brain surgey for his cancer diagnosis. he eded this photo on twitter with himself and friend at zebra falls which is close to ran. in sedona where he's rec recovering and his daughter megan posts aid foe photo of the two of them enjoying a morning hing oaf the weekend and senator says he's looking forward to the next steps treating the brain tumor which could include radiation and chemotherapy. >> coming up a shark week r rip-off. >> well the much hyped race between michael phelps and great white shark aired. fans are not happy about the way it went down. wait until you see, caitlin. >> thank you, jim, want to keep you update odden thunderstorm moving through the disstrict now. severe thunderstorm warning goes for at least the next five or ten minutes false church, arlington, district of columbia and parts of fairfax and southern mving county. you can see where it is now. it's liftsed out virginia into sebts ral sections o

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z2e2gz z1a2z y2e2gy y1a2y sgrvr while we were hearing the rain on the roof here. >> it was pouring. >> we have a storm right now third day in a row with severe weather. strong storming moving through d.c. as we speak. commute at a stand still. taking a live look outside now. actually passed by friendship heights where we are now. probably from bethesda to central parts of d.c. seem heaviest. these move out as fast as they move in. we don't thankfully have tornadic threat with everyone probably on alert from the storm crossing over the eastern shore and spawned tornado late last night over kent island maryland. the f 2 confirmed. we talkeab

top of the show. and severe weather days and there's always the chance of isolated tornado. i don't think we'll see that again this evening and whenever we have warnings issued we want you all to take it easy and be safe out there and we have a storm moving through d.c. now. let's look at stormtracker radar. not much. this is final push of cooler air moving through that will bring us nice weather by tomorrow. but, these widely skatserred thunderstorms have produced one on top of us in the districts. zooming in on the beltway heviest part of the storm from bethesda to norp sections of d.c. and this severe thunderstorm warning is set to expire in a minute. but it may be extended further northeast ward. you can see as it pushes into more southeastern parts of montgomery county and will eventually move into prince george county. we'll see if the warning is extended. for now it doesn't look like. it you have heaviest rain and lightning on northern end of storm crossing beltway east of spur. so no one is moving in that intersection and then the heavy rain that extends down

momentarily as we put a track on the storm it's moving north east ward and fairly quickly 25 to 30 miles an hour and next couple minutes chillum and wheat an and sebs of north eastern burlington and south of baltimore. that's really the only storm overhead. one near charlottesville and one kim better land maryland. and it's passed over the past four hours producing severe weather in pennsylvania. and just a few but strong thunderstorms crossing from western maryland to d.c. itself and once that moves through later this evening we won't have any more storms over night and we will see nice warm for tomorrow. so 88 outside right now. 90 baltimore. 91 annapolis and 90 westminster and 90 frederick. it was hot today. not as humid as over the weekend and enough to generate storms with clash of air masses. not at

we have the storm over us moving northeast ward over baltimore and storm over charlottesville moving to k kolle ownial beach. heads unsouthern maryland if this is true you see a heavy storm next half hour or 45 minutes and fast forward 9 p.m. this is actual fronts. you have prefrontal storms. the actual front coming in at 10 p.m. and another round of rain. i think finally after 10:00 watch storms cross the bay and move over places like st stevensville maryland. again i think after 10 p.m. we'll be okay. you could see clear skies and high pressure building in and by early tomorrow morning maybe cloud cover to north. it should be pretty nice. and 72 overnight. widespread 60s as we have much less humid and much more pleasant tuesday. we have high pressure north in place that north westerly flow bringing a feel to air we have not felt in a

high temperature mid 80s. only in the 70s parts of pennsylvania and north jersey. 5 d.c.. that's our high temperature. we've done a lot of 90s over the last week. well into the 90s. 95 d.c. and well 80s bright blue sky. it will be beautiful afternoon. two day forecast shows comfortable over next two days. 85 less humid tomorrow pleasantle 4. let's show you the 7 day forecast. uncomfortable friday, increased humidity, thunderstorms likely after a shower chance on thursday. i'm sorry more uncomfortable gi thursday and those are humid days and that's 7 day forecast jim and sarah. >> all right looks like it gets better after this thankfully. these are the images this afternoon a tornado rolled through on kept island. >>. >> liver in ellendale. it took a direct hit

>> reporter: it did, a very concentrated area. i've been in a lot of tornado scenes and aftermath situations and this is always whawl it looks like hours after the storm passes. crews are out and they're leaning up and doing what they can do to get everything back and literally standing on high spot here i want to you see the town homes here that took brunt of damage one took damage jenny lives there they were at the beach and directly next to her those neighbors at the beach as well. those two town homes you see the kitchen through the wi window. my goodness the back of the bathtub you see into the house. that's the bed and master bedroom and mattress and again all of this is so typical of tornado damage. you have two by fours acting as project tiles and missiles if you will into the sides of houses and things wow not typically see you see in this situation. right here in this town home with a back -- with a roof and whole back lifted up it was a family at home there. they were sleeping. abou

the destruction and sound that woke them up. they tried to get to baby's bedroom. they couldn't. they hunkerred down and thank goodness their baby is okay. she was in the crib and covered with debris but okay. and if there's anything that's remark basketball this is nobody was hurt. matter of fact that's their mattress there sitting on their duck and kick size bed that's was smripd over. they got out of the bed in time thank goodness. decks were ripped from town homes and moved 50, 06 yards away and guys cleaned them up and put them in the pile over there. we talked to jeany on vacation and when she heard this happened to her house she got back here and this is reaction she had. >> i can't even believe this i cannot even believe this. that's our deck. that's our furniture over there. >> we're the second in. >> so relatively speaking. >> relatively not as bad as these two. ou

ours is our master bedroom is wide open and exposed and water damming on the first floor entry level and external obviously and minor damage on the mid floor. some watt airplane thing that may have rattled off the wa walls. >> how does this make you feel. >> sick. i can sympathize with everything i see on the news and people and tornadoes and hurricanes and it is overwhelming how do we navigate all this. >> reporter: ef 2 tornado confirmed by mount holly national weather service wind speed 110 to 160 when they get that bad they lift off proofs. you can see it sitting over there. that's two there we're starreding on rooftop. live kept eye slapped. i'm gary mcgrady.

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>> over seas tonight two brothers are under arrest in sitly suspected of stealing cash from $epz of atms and did it all while bearing a striking resemblance to the u.s. xhapdner chief. take a close lock at surveillance. you can see one of the suspects wearing a donald trump mask while planting explosives on the atm before lighting nus and taking cover. brothers also painted their white car black hoping to get away. and police say the brothers were inspired by the film called the jackle. >> and michael phelps lost that race against a great white shark by two seconds. >> that's not the story making waves today. instead fans are saying well they will feel they were let down because the great white was not real. 2 time olympic gold medalist swam for shark week. shark viewers saw was a lie. it was computer generated with a calculated shark speed. >> irritated by this. >> phelps said

rematch next time. >> he knew going into it deposit he? >> i'm sure. >> we didn't. >> could you imagine if he showed up michael, good news, steve the shark got sick. the next best things for you. >> it's ridiculous. everybody is thinking it's a shark. that's not all right. >> i'm sure those are the same people that cannot wait for the next sharknado movie. >> purple heart mystery story book ending. >> war hero family got that prize medal missing for decades

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>> fixly tonight family after i world war ii veteran has a piece of his history back. sergeant macknamera was wo wounded in the war and somehow his medal went missing. >> it was discovered by a man in upstate new york who found it laying in the dirt

snork senator chuck shumer office was tasked with fining owner and on sunday the smor senator presented purple heart to four again raiings of his family. >> there is no database with a list of all purple heart recipients and to top it off, thousands of mmacnameras served in world war ii. >> my dad was a quiet, humble man. and having these medals given back to us is great. >> sergeant macknamera was wawnded by nazi artillery fire in 194 and prisoner of war for 500 days and his daughter katherine says the last time they saw purple heart was back in 1962. what a find. >> that's amazing. >> that's impressive. >> i have it tell you if you have loved ones in the military and you see the me medals and look at them and realize the sorry and sacrifices to get them. >> it makes you emotional and you understand why it's so important. >> really does. >> thank you for being wit

at 5. >> the news at 6 begins right now. right now at 6:00 su surveying destruction. tornado touched down in maryland. tonight, thousands of people still don't have power and we have live team coverage. then a daycare worker is facing kharns for abandoning a child. we'll have the latest on the allegations against her. and plus jared curbmer on the hot seat. what he said publicly about the trump campaigns ties to russia. the news at 6 starts rights now. >> first at 6:00, crews are assessing damage left behind along the eesh shore after the region took a direct hit from confirmed tornado. thank you for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> we have live team coverage caitlin roth in the weather center. >> live in kent island maryland