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after another night of severe thunderstorms, were he got a welcome break from the heat and humidity for tomorrow. comfort seven-day forecast next at 10:00. ♪ ♪. we begin with breakig news, gop senator john mccain will return to the u.s. senate tomorrow yhe will be on capitol hill for the senate vote on a motion to proceed on healthcare reform. the 80-year-old from is battling an aggressive form of brain cancer. now, to the clean-up and the aftermath in queen anne's county maryland following a tornado overnight. i'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins, we have team coverage on the storm. caitlin roth is in the weather center, lindsey watts is in allentown >> thousands are still without power tonight. >> reporter: they are about 6,

without power, according to delmarva power, we're standing in pretty much complete darkness here on marylan route eight, not a single light up and down the street and we're in the middle stevensville just a couple blocks in from the bay, this is where that tornado finally lifted off, and ended because national weather service confirming this was in fact, an ef 2 tornado hitting estimated maximum winds of 125 miles per hour, it was a fast moving tornado. covering roughly two miles in just four minutes. it started in the bay city area of island and traveled northeast here to stevensville where it ended. if we pan over you're going to go see that access is stillry restricted to the neighborhoods ravaged by the storm. maryland state police, the lead agency here, coordinating this situation on the eastern shore. but the pictures here really are the ones that speak for themselves. you're looking at skyfox now on the left side of your screen. our cameras there

to the right and it is hard to believe there was not a single fatality as a result of this tornado simply one injury and we understand that injury was nonlife-threatening. many of the homes out here just shells without roofs. but the bottom line, everyone here survived this tornado. the ground covered by endless debris, roofs lifted off, power lines down, there was a house fire earlier. some gas leaks also reported. the majority of the residents here asleep as the initial water spout moved ashore about 1:29 this morning. >> there was like a war zone up here >> shook the house. it was a really nasty storm. did a lot of damage. i have no standing trees left. >> but the house is undamaged my family is good. we're good. >> everything was shaking and crashing. it was awful. >> i came from about six miles south on the island, and there was tree downs all the way down the road

fortunate this is probably one of the more densely plated areas of island, and that we didn't have more injuries and definitely not fatalities. >> reporter: again, last check, roughly 6,000 homes and businesses without electricity. we're again standing here on maryland route eight and this is just a slew of homes and neighborhoods all without power. lindsey watts standing by about a mile up the road in the al lensdale neighborhood. lindsey. >> reporter: no power here either. in this development, there were multiple homes destroyed. roofs ripped off of properties, a woman's deck went flying, we watched today as people have been just trying to sort through the wreckage here, sort through what's left. we're a little distance away from the development, because police are keeping us back at this point, they say it's not safe to be around these homes, because of the lack of structural integrity. also, a big

this area tonight. to try to prevent against looting from people who have already lost so much. >> it felt like a freight train, my wife and i jumped down on the floor and got in the closet with the dogs. >> reporter: similar experiences >> we went ahead and got down on the crawl space, we could hear the whole house shaking. it was just a wind like i've never experienced before. >> reporter: when it was over, the outcomes couldn't be more different. >> i mean, you can look around. it's literally a mere feet makes the difference between whether you lost your entire house or deck. >> reporter: or your pillows and siding >> it kind of puts everything into perspective. because here we are, it's like, man, we can't find our cushions. >> reporter: just up the street this >> i found your deck. >> i'm speech less right now. but i was wonderi

deck was, that's our furniture, i can see that that's our deck and our house is down there. of. >> reporter: people spent the day sorting through the wreckage. some families learning that even though their home is still standing, the damage is beyond repair. >> in tears, devastated. this is brand new home, we just bought this last fall, moved in in november. had our first christmas and then just still -- it's just devastating. i don't know where to go from here. >> heartbreaking for people who lost everything so unexpectedly. what we've been hearing over and over again, as we talk to neighbors here is thank goodness nobody got seriously hurt. shawn and tony it's incredible considering the extent of this damage that we're seeing. >> yes, indeed. that is the miracle tonight that everybody is talking about. lindsey watts thank you. as a result of all the tornado damage, the maryland transportation authorities and local law enforcement are end in facting what they call an emergency plan for route 18

the clean-up. the ramp from 50 eastbound to route eight will be closed. the ramp from 50 westbound to route eight will only allow northbound traffic. and the ramp off route 50 to duke will be be closed. if you live south of route out eight, going east you'll need to use the access road, coming west, take route eight northern and turn around in the business park to get on route eight south. let's get caught up on what's happening out there right now. what we've heard reports of lightening out there. caitlin roth has the latest. >> i know. hate to be the bearer of bad news. rinse and repeat but we do have a severe thunderstorm. the worst looks to say just south of stevensville, kent island area, they may see rain within the next hour, i'd be remiss if i didn't recap what we've been talking about all day, ef 2 tornado confirmed late last night into the early morning hours, most of us were asleep in the bay cy

district. i know this storm woke me up when it blossomed over dc at 11:30. it was only a four-minute touchdown that began as a water spout. by the way, the storms crossing the bay that can really enhance their severe potential. and that's probably why the rotation formed and there was a tornado between 129 and 1:33 a.m. peak winds of 125 miles per hour, that's incredibly storm for this area, it's rare that we get a tornado this large. >> destructive. the last time there was an ef 2 in maryland was 2004. last time on the eastern shore was 2002. heavy storms to baltimore, part of northern maryland is now crossing the bay and we've got a severe thunderstorm warning for northern queen anne's county, parts of kent, caroline county, large hail, lot of rain and lightening especially on the northern side up by chester town, not within the severe warning but still raining on the southern flank of this line

cross the bay and bring showers, pretty quickly into the kent island area, luckily they're south of the severe part of the storm. temperatures are in the 80's right now. the good news for tomorrow, a welcome break from the heat, from the humidity, and yes, from the thunderstorms, we've three days in a row of severe weather. that seven-day forecast is still ahead. shawn? >> thank you. we have a developing story in fairfax county. man is in custody after barricading himself inside a house for hours. police responded to the house on golden oak road in centerville for domestic violence call. we do know one woman was treated at the scene for minor injuries. officers were able to get everyone out of the home, again, as we get more information, we will keep you updated. and we have an update now on the people that got sick out of chipotle restaurant in sterling, we're learning that many more people were sick end than was fi

the loudoun county health department tells us more than 135 people reported feeling sick after visiting the restaurant on triple 7 road. the customers were at the eatery between july 13th and 16th. we're told at least two people did test positive for norovirus. health to officials believe the norovirus is to blame for the outbreak. the restaurant opened last week. reopened last wednesday. when fox 5 news at 10:00 continues, a local police officer is sent to arrest a mom caught shoplifting >> instead of pulling out the handcuffs he pulled out his wallet. evan? >> the officer tells me he just had to help. the heart warming story coming up. >> thank you, evan. as you know the past few days have been rough for news and living rooms across the region >> we're dealing with the sad news that our colleague and friend jim vance lost his battle with cancer. jim died saturday morning. jim was one of the all time greats.

another like him. he was mr. cool. the coolest guy ever in washington, dc tv. and the real deal. just a genuine man, what you saw on tv is what he was in person >> a living legend, icon, i remember the first time i got to meet him, i was get tea like a little kid, jim vance was a true hero to many people in this cmmunity. jim vance was 75 years old. jim, you will truly be missed. the fall-out from jared kushner testifying on the hill and the reaction to president trump's latest effort to get action on healthcare reform. will lawmakers do what he says? finding out what walking your dog now will mean for you later in the life. could more pleasant weather be on the way? stay tuned on fox 5 news morning.

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immigrants smugged into the u.s. in the back of a hot tractor-trailer. ten of them died. james bradley junior is charged with illegally transporting immigrants for financial gain. he could eventually face the death penalty. in addition to those ten immigrants found dead inside the sweltering truck, rescuers pulled out 20 others in critical

in the back of that trailer truck. this is not by happen stance this is organized >> people are desperate for a better and safer life, sometimes they're willing to take the risk. >> investigators believe as many as 90 immigrants were crammed into the back of that truck. most were from mexico and guatemala. police expect to file more charges as they continue their investigation. that high profile battle to save a critically ill infant from great britain is over. the parents dropped the legal bid to bring him to the u.s. for an experimental treatment. charlie has a rare genetic condition and suffers from brain damage. his dad, chris, was brought to tears today while reading a statement at the hospital where his son will be taken off life support. >> as charlie devoted and loving parents, we've decided that it's no longer in charlie best interest to pursue treatment and

with the angels. >> recent medical tests now show that the treatment the parents were pursuing would not help. the director of a church daycare center in virginia facing child neglect charges she left a 2-year-old alone at the mall. someone called police to report a baby sleeping in a stroller unsupervised at potomac mills mall. crystal lundy returned to the food court about an hour later with a number of other children she was care fog after she realize the 2-year-old was missing. police charged her with felony child neglect >> did she have an explanation as to what happened >> we do 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 lundy was in charge of the daycare at ebb niecer baptist church in wood bridge. . she turned herself in friday after learning she would be

charged. a laurel police officer sent to arrest a woman for stealing diapers for her toddler ended up buying them for the struggling family. the laurel mayor says his officers make gestures like this every day. fox 5 evan lambert spoke to the officers. evan, why did the officer decide to get personally involved in this case? >> the officer tells me he grew up in a single parent home and saw himself in that child. he says he had to do something to help the family. >> it's understood that what she did was wrong but at the same time, she was trying to take care of her child. >> reporter: police say a woman stole several packages of diapers from this laurel giant. johns got the call, he knew he walked into a complicated situation, his job is to enforce the law but his heart told him he had to do it with compassion >> his mother is going out of her way and doing what she can to provide for her kid and i can respect that. i'm

that's why i felt compelled to help the mother. >> reporter: officer johns paid the $15 for the diapers.nd- the woman says she thought she had to steal for her 2-year-old son. officer johns said he did it because he could see that family reflected in his own >> i see him and i see myself growing up with a single mother and i want him to have a better life too. >> reporter: it's the kind of community policing laurel police chief richard mclack lynn can't be forgotten. his department practices every day >> i'm proud of my officers particularly this one, i think it speaks volumes they're doing the right thing. >> reporter: somebody was watching officer johns, even though he did have to write the mother a criminal citation, he's proud of the impression he left on her young son. >> it's an unfortunate circumstance leaving a positive impact on tha

amazing feeling. >> what police want people to know is that there is help out there for anyone with children struggling with basic needs, many cities have similar services but in laurel, in particular, you can always reach out to the laurel advocacy and referral service, which is always stocked with donated items for those less fortunate. tony? >> very good information, thank you, evan. apple users do not ignore your iphone update. the company says it has fix add dangerous as a rule in her ability. hacker can basically take over your device google released an update for android users earlier >> i got a little good news for both parents and soon to be high school grads. college tuition is growing at its slowest rate in decades. you will not be shelling out at least right now. undergrade and grad rose less than

previous, it suched to an average of 6%. the decrease is due in part to lower enrollment rates >> as my son gets closer to college age, that is good news. let's keep that trend going a few more years. still ahead as man's best friend also man's best life line >> we'll tell you how your dog could be the key to living a healthier life >> money can't by happiness, but can it? how investing in your free time can boost your mood >> tomorrow are you constantly flaking out on your friends? your cell phone may to be blame. three rules you should follow before bailing out on plans. and break-ups can be hard. what about ending things with your hairdresser? how to let your stylist down easy. tomorrow is national hot dog day? the morning crew will be digging into good eats and show off

best places to grab a frozen treat starting at 4:25 a.m.

. study shows alcohol could improve memory, british reachers looked at two sets of people. abdomen groups hadded to an activity. those who drank alcohol remembered more of what they learned than those who did not >> i don't believe that, i believe the study was by the alcohol industry. more evidence that owning a dog is good now, british reachers found walking a dog is one of the most effective ways to stay active later. the people with a pet on average were active 30 minutes longer a day. also found the pets were more encouraging to get elderly folks to

move about even in the bad weather >> and that one does not surprise me. makes sense. they say money can't by science but science begs to differ >> you can make yourself happier by paying other people to do your chores. a team of researchers surveyed more than 6,000 adults asked how much each spend each month to buy themselves free time. about a third spent nearly 150 a month, those who spent monday on time saving purchases reported feeling less stress, more satisfied with life, and that even held true even after adjusting for income. if you can pay for any chore that you don't like to do to have someone else do it. what would it be >> yard work. i know some people like doing it. i don't like doing it. >> i don't like cleaning bathroom >> i could do without that one too. fox 5 news at 10:30 coming up next >> that

relationship very weird. >> straight ahead at 10:30 on fox 5 news, the senate appears headed for a show be down on healthcare >> what exactly are they going to be voting on? why there's confusion lingering even among lawmakers. >> would you let your boss implant a microchip in your body? sounds insane and future risk, there's a copy that's about to become the first to microchip workers >> i'm sure on busy weather days, they'd like to implant to remember to to do everything, we have had a busy were r day, severe thunderstorms across the area and eastern shore, check of radar and welcome relief in that seven-day forecast, you want to stick around, the weather will be finally comfortable starting tomorrow. when fox 5 news at returns after this.

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eastern shore. we're live as the cheap begins with a look at the destruction left behind. >> then the senate is poisoned for a big vote tomorrow to advance the healthcare debate. but it's still unclear what exactly they will be voting on. >> sounds sinister, a company microchipping its employees, but claiming it's not being used to track the worker, do you buy it? 10:30 starts now >> thanks for joining us, i'm jim lokay >> i'm sarah simmons, a tornado touched done on maryland's eastern shore >> with a look at the destruction. >> reporter: pitch dark in stevensville, the hardest hit area of the tornado that came overnight. through 1:33, fast moving, covered two miles. the national weather service confirming it was an ef 2, with estimated maximum

miles per hour, incredibly, not a single death that was involved or connected to this tornado, we're learning from delmarva power they're expecting to restore power by 11:00 in the morning tuesday, and the customers in the bay city and allen dale areas that were hit the hardest by 8:00 tomorrow. the director of a church daycare center in virginia charged with felony child neglect. crystal lundy is accused of leaving a 2-year-old alone at the mall. someone called police to report a baby sleeping in a stroller unsupervised in the food court at potomac mills monday, she turned herself in friday. we're learning many more people got sick from a chipotle restaurant in sterling than first reported. the loudoun county health department tells us more than 135 people reported feeling sick after visiting the restaurant on triple 7 road. the customers were at the restaurant between july 13th and

16th. health officials believe the norovirus is to blame for the outbreak. all right. let's take it outside for you. another humid day out there. people really digging out and cleaning out >> looks like we may have break coming up. let's check in with caitlin >> yes, thankfully we do have a welcome break from the heat. the humidity and the thunderstorms beginning tomorrow. but we've got the final push of some in stability out there. that's a cold front producing strong thunderstorms south of philadelphia back down through northern sections of delaware. and same area hit last night parts of queen anne's county, mostly clear in dc, a couple of cells across southern maryland, including one over la playa nasty line of heavy rain and lightening with a history of producing damaging wind gusts when is it moved through more western sections of

both columbia and ellicott city. mainly encompasses delaware including dover until 10:45. you can see the tail end of the storm looks pretty intense, a lot of rain and lightening, damaging wind gusts possible and that is just north of stevensville area. it is dropping southeast ward. it should clear quickly but there's stevensville just north of it we got incredible rain and also some lightening wind with that too, so it's primarily just north of where all of our damage is, but again, that's not helping. here's the one cell moving east of la plate ta. tracking that cold front as it moves southward. the storms end, skies clear, humidity lessens, we'll wake up to dry conditions, much more comfortable and a lot less hot. high temperatures even a couple degrees below normal, 85 tomorrow in dc. low 80's elsewhere. without the humidity, with the bright sunshine it will feel great and continue to feel pretty nice, i'll have

jim? >> thank you. president trump went on the offense today, to try to save the republicans healthcare bill which so far has been on life support. earlier today, the president hosted families he described as quote victims of obamacare. he urged gop members to get on board with a plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act. the senate is planning to vote on repeal tomorrow >> every member of the senate, the american people have waited long enough, there's been enough talk and no action. now is the time for action. any senator who votes against starting debate is telling america that you are fine with the obamacare nightmare. which is what it is. >> the president warned members of his party there will be repercussions if they fail to act on healthcare reform, he'll appear in ohio tomorrow and deliver the same message. opponents staged a protest on capitol hill called it a

some of the protesters carried fake tom stones, they say the republican bill will leave tens of millions without healthcare, we've seen similar protests on capitol hill last couple weeks, demonstrators staged sit-ins in the hallways of senate office buildings which, in turn, led to arrests. . the president senior advisor and son-in-law says he did not collude with russia. he was the first of the circle to answer questions before senate investigators. but kushner made sure to get his side out there. fox news catherine har itch is on capitol hill with more. >> let me be very clear. i did not collude with russia. nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. >> reporter: fresh off the he'll of his capitol hill appearance, jared kushner was adamant his meetings with russian officials were inconsequential >> i had no improper contacts, not relied on russian funds for my busi

statement for the record, kushner provided new details about a meeting with then russian ambassador sergey kislyak, and other diplomats on the sidelines of his april 16 campaign event at washington, dc may flower hotel. quote, each exchange lasted less than a minute. some gave me their business cards and invited me to lunch. i never took them up on any of these invitations and that was the extent of the interactions. after the election kushner claimed had he forgotten kislyak's name. in december he agreed to meet with the russian ambassador along with incoming is security ambassador mike flynn. some say kushner needs to do more. >> what was released publicly in my view was lawyerly. it was incomplete and i think it is extremely important that this witness testify in public. >> reporter: fox news confirms that jared kushner will be back on the hill tuesday in front of the house intelligence committee. unlike the senate session he will be meeting with staffers as well as lawmakers. the session will not b

two hours. on capitol hill, catherine heritage fox news. we're learning the fbi seized smashed computer hard drives from debbie wasserman schultz. it's reported the fbi in florida capitol police are calling the investigation serious, potentially illegal. violations on the house it network. it's alleged wan had access to more than two dozen democrats, there have been no arrests in the case. . nearly a week since six teenagers disappeared after competing in an international robotics competition in the u.s., two teens were spot crossing into canada. we still don't know the whereabouts of the other four. some experts say the visa likely limited their visits to just a couple of days.

trying to find out who vandalized a station. it happened is it the third district station on milestone drive in white oak someone shot at the windows with a bee bee or pellet gun. if you know anything about the vandal ism police want to hear from you. >> you heard of microchipping your pets. perhaps you've done that >> there's at least one company microchipping people. the first in the country to do it. we're going to explain where they're doing it and why. as we head to break, harry potter fans, listen up a new wizardly world of harry potter coming to islands of venture, the ride will be a roller coaster, universal said it will combine story telling with an action packed venture. new ride set to open in 2019, universal is closing the dragon challenge

new ride. we'll be right back we'll be right back . finding an affordable dream home might be turning into a nightmare, jumping 264,000 in june, with costs rising and the supply dwindling, it's probably no surprise that sales were indeed dropping. a sale sign going up on web md, the health information website said the private investment firm is buying it for nearly $3 billion. a 2.7 billion dollars fine from european regulators, if you recall, google was accused of unfairly pointing customers to its own shopping services when customers were searching online. shares taking a hit after hours trading. microsoft pulling the plug on paint. the computer giant announcing that it will not b

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mayor muriel bowser launched a new initiative. nearly three hundred low income residents will have solar panels installed, it's a enjoy the effort between the department of energy and victim of a crime. by installing residents' yearly expenses should drop by about $600, also give job training to

youth employment program >> dc is one of the best places in the country to install solar, especially for how much not just the power generates, but the renewable entering credits you get to sell to help pay for the panels. this project we're supplying solar pretty much for free for people on mixed lower income and to help them have solar in their roofs and at the same time, we're teaching young people how to install the solar. it's a win be win for the city. the mayor's office says more than 1600 sills have been installed. delta passengers may no longer need a boarding pass just the fingerprints >> it let's them use fingerprints for boarding a plane. this program is only available to delta who are also enrolled in a scanning program called clear >> if you think that s

future risk >> three square will will become the first in the nation to implant microchips in some of its employees. >> think about that for a second. >> more than 50 workers will have the device implanted next week, they're about the size of a single grain of rice, they're implanted between the thumb and index finger. now, you may be wandering why. employees can use the chip to make purchases in the break room, open door, log into computers and use the copy machine. >> come up, scan the item. we'll hit pay with credit card. and it's asking to swipe my products tea it will pay for my product >> the chips cost 300 bucks but the company is picking up tab. will it have a gps tracking system? the company says no >> i don't see what the need is for. can't you just use your c

>> we already have, you know, you probably have where you work the cards you have to swipe to get in the doorways, that's totally reasonable >> i think i've lost mine once, it's not inconvenient to hold the card as opposed to putting your hand up. coming up next at 10:30, incredible view from space >> a better look at this video of the northern lights taken by nasa astronauts, back after this. this.

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cats adopted. after the yoga class, anybody in the class gets time to play and cuddle up and decide whether they want to possibly adopt. it looks like they would just get in the way >> right. >> there's the whole downward dog thing >> i don't think they'd like that >> a master astronaut captured this video of the northern lights glowing over earth, the time laps shows the green colors dancing around the earth's atmosphere. the lights are moving at a speed of more than 17,000 miles an hour. the video was shot from the international space station 250 miles above the surface of the earth. >> beautiful. >> have you been able to see those in person >> no. >> i'd love to >> it's totally on my bucket list. i would travel to see them 100%. >> let's make it happen. >> probably a little more comfortable now. but your time to see it is in it winter. anyways. >> rough night for some people or last night. >>

>> storms that were moving through earlier this evening >> we still have some active severe weather across the eastern shore parts of delaware, moving out of our area, still, strong storms and we've had them on and off all day, right over the district between 5:00 and 5:30, much quieter in dc, but we're seeing last of these thunderstorms push through, this is along the cold front which will bring us welcome relief from the heat and humidity. and what has been three long days of severe weather. saturday, sunday, of course, the tornado last night then again this evening, so your weather headlines improving every hour. as we get into tomorrow. thunderstorms move out overnight. heat relief arrives in the form of cooler drier air, you'll notice as soon as you step outside tomorrow, and most of the forecast stays fairly comfortable. we'll have a little heat returning late week. but nothing we can't handle. thunderstorms are likely by friday, that's really only active day in the next seven. storm tracker radar towards the

heavy rain lots of lightening and damaging winds including columbia and ellicott city. that's northeast of baltimore, but someone getting struck by lightening while riding a bike, these are storms that you have to take cover in. severe thunderstorm warning in effect. moving through central delaware. tail end producing heavy rain and a lot of lightening across parts of queen anne's county just north of stevensville and north and east of stevensville from queen's town to centerville slammed with the heavy rain and lightening. luckily just clearing island and they will have fair weather over the next couple days to continue the clean-up. one cell that moved east of la plate starting to diminish. tomorrow will be different, right now, it's 85 in dc. rain cooled air 74 in baltimore, 78 in gaithersburg, upper 70 north and west. with the cold front moving south, that allows

we got a flow out to the northwest. that's good news in the summer, that means it's pretty pairible outside and we've got high temperatures tomorrow that will peak really only in the low to mid 80's here for washington. so by late july standards, that the greatly only in the 70's as you get up into sections of pennsylvania pens. low humidity will feel comfortable. 74 with sunshine tomorrow, 80 by noon and 85 for that high temperature later on in the afternoon. it will be beautiful to have dinner outdoors, and you can actually do it without oppressive humidity. seven-day forecast, it stays pleasant through wednesday, more clouds but otherwise, 84 degrees, very pleasant be little bit warmer more humid with a chance of showers on thursday, thunderstorms likely. we could go severe again on friday, 87, monitoring that. but then a welcome change as we head into the weekend. yet again, it looks right now like we stay dry with a mix of sun and clouds. it will be comfortable. making up for this past weekend, champion and featured a lot

rain, high temperatures looking pretty nice in the mid 80's. that's a look at your seven-day forecast, sarah, back over to you. >> thanks. the family of a world war ii veteran has a piece of his history back. sergeant bernard macnamara died in 1975. earned a purple heart after wounded in the war, somehow that medal went missing >> about a decade go, it was discovered by a man in new york laying in the dirt. chuck schumer's office was presented with finding its owner. >> there is no database with a list of all purple recipients. and to top it off, thousands of mac in a amaras served in world war ii >> my dad was a very quiet humble man. and having these medals given back to us is great. >> sergeant mac in a amara was

in it tall until 1943 and was a nazi prisoner of war nearly 500 days. last time they saw the purple heart was back in 1962. >> you have it >> amazing. coming up fox 5 news at 11:00 >> here's shawn and tony >> we're heading back out to maryland's eastern shore, of course, you know, the tornado there carved a path of destruction through neighborhoods, we'll take a closer look >> a local police officer ended up helping out a woman he had busted for shoplifting. why he says he felt the need to help her out. the teacher who turned the pan handling to get school supplies for her classroom. those stories and much more at 11:00. ore at 11:00.

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apparently they won't stand a chance, during a block party in california she went in the front seat of a police car, the officer played along more than an hour without realizing his party was recording the exchange. there's no word on whether the bad guys got away or not >> give her points for imagination. and him for patience, that's what it's about. >> thanks for joining us here at 10:30 >> we'll see you coming up at 11:30, in the meantime fox 5 local news at 11:00 begins right now. ♪ ♪. this is fox 5 local news at 11:00. right now at 11:00, the tornado aftermath. >> looks like a war zone. >> the storm

moved this home off its foundation. a closer look at the damage and the neighbors who are cleaning up. >> this is my neighbor's roof. her satellite dish. >> also tonight, we're hearing from the local police officer who made a heart warming gesture after he caught a woman shoplifting turns out the illness outbreak had a virginia chipotle was worse than originally reported. and the health hazard in a local lake. your news starts now. new tonight. gop senator