thigh. and that dc police were not needed, that the situation was under control, but they did need an ambulance to come here to this location to take one person to a hospital. that person was not transported to a trauma location. >> down the street here on 11th street you can see there are uniform division secret service officers just pulled up, they appear to be getting some equipment, out of the car, perhaps, to do some work inside to process the scene as to exactly what's happening, and where inside this building it is still unclear. we did contact the secret service, we asked them for a statement, we have not gotten an statement at this hour. i did contact dc police and ask them what they could tell us. dc police said we needed to contact secret service, again, very basic

wounded here, secret service said one person wounded in the thigh. it is unclear exactly what happened, we're still trying to get to the bottom of it. live outside 1100l street northwest, paul wagner, fox5 local news. now to what's apparently becoming a dangerous new trends. >> people committing unspeakable acts while broadcasting them live on social media. >> showing violent attack while two women stood around and watched, streaming live for nearly six minutes. >> then there is this video coming out of california, 18 year old woman driving under the influence, life streams the moments she gets into a deadly crash, where her 14 year old sister was killed. >> it is happening all across the country, fox5's matt here now with new details about 12 year old attack by four teens in southwest. >> jim, this is tough one, the mother of 12 year old boy who was beaten up saturday called us to tell us she was

being attacked, she also feels like part of the motivation behind the attack may have had to do with getting attention on line, this video shared over 100,000 time. we warrant to warn this video is hard to see. >> we are not showing the face toss protect the young victim's identity. he's 12 years old, his mom says he was leaving the library in southwest, when he was attacked by a group of boys. and someone had a camera. >> i can't come to my son's add at all. >> the mother who didn't want us to use her name, said hours after her son was attacked then learned video of the attack had been placed on mediatake out, viewed millions of times. >> just the worse nightmare for 14 year old child to be assaulted, but boy, to just be on video for the worlds to

see, it is not a good feeling. >> the mother tells us police are investigating and told her they're using the video as one method to track down those responsible. she wanted to speak out and in hopes of finding them, while letting other know the impact of this type of violence shared on social media. >> heartless, no one cares, you know, no one cares until it hits home, until it is their child, or someone that they love. >> the mother tells us she took her son to the hospital. he has a black eye and other minor injuries. but she thinks he'll be okay. by the way, she also says she's going to make every attempt possible to get that video removed. police gave us a police report today but they didn't have any other details about their investigation to offer. jim, sarah? >> thank you, matt. an update on the investigation into the shooting after toddler in northeast dc. police made a second

today, taken into custody charged with assault with dangerous weapon. unlawful possession after firearm. police say suli, derek watson, and another man yet to be identified opened fire on july d boy in the 1300 block every "i" street northeast. that shooting apparently spark by a dispute over a dice game. again, there is thirds person involved. that is the video they have. police are still trying to identify that person. if you have any information, give mpd a call. >> three people arrested and charged in connection with the murder every teenager in prince george's county, kai land nettleton and darius johnson, all facing murder charges, in the july 18th shooting death of 17 year old dustin cory. police say cory was found shot in a car in laurel. investigators believe the three suspect shot cory after the four of them met to conduct illegal transaction. authorities will not reveal what was being

>> dramatic day on the hill after several starts and symptoms, victory for those trying to end the affordable care act, allow the gop to start new healthcare plan. >> came during the emotional return as well of senator john mccain, who was of course side lined last week with a brain cancer diagnosis. let's go live to the hill where tom fitzgerald is, and talks about mccain's symbolic return, and everything else that happened out there today. hey, fits? >> reporter: sarah, jim, we use the term drat attic in this city a lot. today, really was, let's get right to it. look at this video. >> this was about 3:00 this afternoon. the vote in the senate had already gun, when senator john mccain, you see him right, there arrived at the senate steps and proceeded into the senate. he cast a yes vote. that yes vote helped the gop win this day along with that tiebreaker vote from the vice

soon after that vote, mccain delivered a sidewinder after speech calling both republicans and democrats to put aside their differences, and finally start working together on healthcare. >> stop listening to the bombbastic loud mouth on the television, internet, to hell with them. (applause). >> they don't want anything done for the public good. our inch capacity is their livlihood. let's trust each other. let's return to regular order. >> emotional day there in the senate, emotional day right here, inside one of the u.s. senate buildings. you're looking at the heart office building and that is where demonstrators took over the main courtyard of the heart senate building today. those demonstrators, against any effort to repeal

obamacare, they took over that senate court, us capitol police soon had to move in. they did make arrests. now, back on the floor of the senate, what was this today? what i can actually have the republicans done? well, think about this. there is a big difference, folks, between an nfl regular season win, and an nfl pre-season win. >> this was a little more like an nfl pre-season win. this move today does not repeal obama care t does not repeal obama care t repeal, replace it, whatever phrase you want to use. this simply allows the senate to move forward on debating what they will eventually do. and the indication from both republican and senate leaders today, that debate is going to be brutal. >> we finally have administration that cares about those suffering under president who will sign a law to actually do something about it. >> one last plea to my colleagues: do not fall for the ruse that the

leader is putting together. we know what's going on. we all know, our constituent won't be fooled. oh, no. >> this is what we know, all 48 democrat were united in this effort to vote no on this. but they did not win. but keep in mind, republicans are not unified either. they lost two republican senators. susan collins, and lisa, if they move forward on this bill, they're going to need all of them less two if they're going to be able to proceed on any healthcare version that repeal and replaces obama care. live on the hill tonight, tom fit gerald, fox5 local news. >> coming up: police admit they made a major mistake. >> nfl player from prince william county accused of shoplifting and in turn cut by his team, the allegations were all wrong. where police admit they made a mistake. >> i was assaulted --ve

past year, that night plays back in my head over and over again. >> and an nba star is being slapped with a lawsuit for allegedly bullying and assaulting two victims, the dramatic press conference coming up. >> and a viral video showing a shark being dragged behind a boat has sparked an investigation. caitlin? >> hey there, jim, sarah. what a wonderful change to our weather today. most of us, have spent the afternoon in the 70s, just recently looming into the low 80s here in d.c. i'll have your first look at this evening's forecast, spoiler alert. might want to spends it outside. some of you will be keeping the windows open tonight. all have a look at that in your five-day forecast when fox5 news returns right after this. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> olympic gold medalist and nba player team

>> true story, straight out of baltimore. we'll talk with the cast and direct or of the new documentary staff tomorrow on fox5 news morning.

>> off season drama, kick returner lucky whitehead, after he was linked to a shoplifting arrest in northern virginia. prince william county police say whitehead was arrested on june 22, for taking about $40 worth of food and drink from convenience score in manassas, when the cowboys learned about the situation yesterday, they released him. but as it turns out, it was a case of mistaken identity. got a statement tonight from prince william county police, it is a long one, i'll read it in part. police department is competet in releasing it was falsely provide today police during the investigation, going on, the police department is working with the prince william county commonwealth attorneys office to clear mr. whitehead from this

investigation. >> meanwhile, golden state warrier star forward jaymon green is in legal trouble tonight, being slapped with a civil lawsuit by man and woman that claim he bullied and physically assaulted them. the suit stems from an incident last summer, when green was arrest the for allegedly slapping a former michigan state university football playing during dispute outside a bar. jermaine edmonson and his girlfriend also claim green's associates grabbed them by the throat couple days prior to the incident. accusers say green's alleged act every violence quote severely impacted their lives. >> on july 9th, green bumm napped at a bar at msu campus, i said he could at least say excuse me, but instead he asked people around me who i was, like i wasn't even worthy of talking to him. then he looked at me in the ian said: i know beep like you. i pay for beep like you schors

and last summer's case and avoided jail time just in time to participate in the leo olympics, in addition to this new civil suit the accuse remembers request ago formal apology. new information tonight about the potential link between football and the brain disease known as cte. researchers at boston university studied the brains of more than 200 dead football players ranking from high school to the nfl and 87% of them had some form of cte. out of the 111 former nfl players included, all of them, but one, had cte. one of the most alarming findings is nearly one quarter of the 14 high school players in the study also had it. researchers also had questionnaires of players loved ones who found nearly 90% of them had behavioral or mood symptoms leading to up their death. >> as the dmv continues to mourn the death of anchor jim vans, those who know him know he wasn't just a news man, he loved sports, more importantly he loved our sports steams. >> tonight the nationals

show some love back to him. he will be honored against the milwaukee brewers. some of you may remember this photo perhaps. vans got quite a quick few years ago when he threw out the first pitch at a that the game, of course that image right there, says it all. >> all right, well, we have baseball back tonight. i got to tell you, this is a good time to do it, because the humidity is -- >> it is like our one breaky think we have before it heats back up. >> absolutely, yes. these breaks are far and few between at this point in the summer but will be very nice evening, beautiful change to the weather outside today. nats game, your fine, it will be real beautiful out there. won't be sticking to your chairs due to the heat and humidity. 28 degrees if dc right now, 79 in baltimore, 80 in annapolis, mid to upper 70s north and west, coming off of stretch with many days well into the 90s, we had several round of thunderstorms the past three days too. twenty-four hour temperature change, most significant north and west, where we are on the order of ten to 15 degrees cooler, in some spots. and i think it is pretty refreshing. we had a lot of

today. and while that's thinning out a bit, seeing late day sunshine t definitely was a different day than what we are accustom to in the summer. had cold front go through last night, high pressure building in, there is enough cool air aloft, even thaw we started sunny allowed all of the clouds to pop up. they should start to clear out headed closer toward sunset, beautiful evening out at nats park, beautiful evenin for whatever do you have planned. maybe dinner outdoors, really just quite comfortable. seventy-nine in partly cloudy skies going through 7:00 p.m. seventy-seven by 9:00. by 11:00 p.m. mostly clear, 74 . okay, low temperatures overnight, look at this, maybe even a rogue 50 or two showing up in the higher elevations north and west. sixty-nine for the low here in washington, 69 annapolis, 68 in leonardtown. but we haven't started the day in the 60s in weeks. fifty-nine in frederick, 58 there in hagerstown, so this is the windows open weather far off toward the north and west, nice to say at this point in july. pleasant temperatures continue, that's our headline, they continue for at least one more day tomorrow.

humidity, returning by thursday, the latest on that still ahead in your seven day forecast, jim, sarah? >> caitlin wearing yellow. if you saw on the map again matches the temperature colors perfectly. >> requisite. >> might be planned. >> all right, coming up: dc law requiring good reason to carry a handgun is rejected by appeals court. >> what that means for gun owners here in the district. next. >> and you have heard it before. >> money can't buy you happiness. >> or can it? >> well, science says it can. we'll explain, coming up. >> ♪ ♪ >> money money monday ♪ ♪

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>> major blow for gun control advocates in the district, divided federal appeals court says dc law made it tough for gun owners to get concealed carry permits is unconstitutional. the three judge panel says the law violates the seconds amendment rights of dc resident. under the current law, people can only ap

threatened in their homes or at work. dc's attorney general now considering options he may ask the full appeals court to rule on the law. >> a new effort is underway in montgomery county to raise the minimum wage. the council introduced legislation today to boost the minimum wage to $15 an hour, by 2020. businesses with fewer than 25 employees would not have to raise the rate that high until 2022. currently the minimum wage set at 11.50 an hour. zombies owners we spoke with are not fans of the bill saying raising the rate that high will have domino effect. >> when a person comes to the front door, and i pay him $15 an hour, the person training says really? if you're paying him 15, i'd like to make 18. and then the more talented positions, such as cooks, they're looking at the 15-dollar minimum wage and they want to make 25. and then the manager says, you know, i'm

week, these guys are making eight and nine, i'd like an increase, also. >> the council tried to raise the rate back in january. but county executive isiah vetoed the measure, so the councils sill trying again. expect to hold a public hearing on the bill in the fall. >> we have some new insight tonight on that age-old question can money buy you happiness. >> researchers say the answer is yes. they say here is what monkey do, it can buy you time. if you pay someone to mow your lawn, clean our house, you have that free time to do whatever would you like. a team of researchers from the university of british colombian harvard business school, apparently had a lot of time, questioned more than 6,000 adult, found people who use their money to buy more time are happier with their lives. >> i can see how that would be the case, little more free time. >> consider, too, here is the thing, because talking about people working and making money, i mean, we're in this gig economy now, there are apps, handy, task rabbit,

hire people to, you know, hang pictures, put a tv up on your wall, yes, yes. >> kind of nice. all right. >> not a bad thing. coming up. attorney jeff jeff sessions remains on the hot seat today. >> ronica cleary working this story tonight. hi, ronica. >> reporter: hey, jim, czar, a the president airbeds the greer answers from inside the white house. we're going to take a look at who might take his job. if he decides to give him the axe. coming up. >> and responding to the criticism. the bow scouts of america issuing a statement tonight after president trump's controversial speech to a group of boy scout, that got some parent kind of angry. >> and caught on camera. a brazen burglar breaks into a home and gets away with items including a flat screen tv. now comes to search to find the suspect. that's a nice grill. we're back after this. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

>> this is fox5 local news at 5:00. >> all right, here's a look at your headlines. a man from southeast was arrested and charged with assaulting a police officer. authorities say 25 year old adrian smith approached an on-duty police officer a lock dick street northeast. moments later he pulled out a gun and opened fire. the officer returned fire, hit the suspect several times, as he took off from the scene. smith was later arrested and taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. the officer involved was not there is new video tonight of burglary that happened in southeast dc, happened at home 400 block of woodcrest drive. you see the suspect on the left side of your screen. suspect gets into the home, through the back, and then once inside he grabs a back pack before going upstairs. also making off several item, including some mack computers, cologne, digital camera, sunglasses and a

tv. and a river dale man wanted for stealing a truck full of produce is under arrest tonight. police say isaac davis stole a tiny produce truck from a parking lot in the 3300 block of 75th avenue in lands over. the truck was caring about $15,000 worth of food. and according to the arrest warrant, davis was recently fired from the company. >> attorney general jeff sessions remains in the hot seat today. >> president trump once again calling him out publicly, sessions of course one of the president's early supporters during the 2016 campaign, but tonight, he appears stuck in the president's doghouse with no apparent way out. political reporter ronica cleary live at the white house with more on there is an extrordinary to see this play out on line, ronica. >> reporter: on line, and today in person, jim, sarah. let me tell you, the president has been airing his frustrations, over the attorney general's decision to recuse himself from that

all start wad interview with the new york times, then on twitter, and then today in the rose garden there was a joint press conference. now this these joint pressers, they open for questions, they're very structured. only two members of the american press get to ask a question. both of them started their questions with really wondering what's the future for sessions, take a listen to one of the president's responses. >> i want the attorney general to be much tougher on the leaks from intelligence agencies, which are leaking like rarely have they ever leaked before at a very important level. these are intelligence agencies. we not have that happen. you know many of my views in addition to that, but i think that's one of the very important things that they have to get on with. i told you before, i'm very disappointed with the attorney general. but we will see what happens. time will tell. >> the president says time will tell. well, senator lindsey graham, he took

morning to defend sessions. after president trump tweeted that sessions has been very weak on hillary clinton's e-mail, and her server, gram said that sessions is one of the most decent people he's ever known in politics. and that prosecution decisions cannot be influenced by politics. well, i spoke with attorney sherrie cannon to help better understands why that distinction is so important. >> the attorney general of the united states and law enforcement, federal law enforcement; supposed to be independent of any kind of political influence. the concern that's raised by the president's tweet early this morning, regarding mrs. clinton, and her issues, is that it appears that he's trying to politicize the attorney general's job, as well as have law enforcement go after a former political opponent, which is completely inappropriate, and not done in this country. >> at the end of the

president trump has the right to fire the attorney general. so let's say he decides to do so. who might replace him? i spoke with white house correspondent john gizzy of news max to ask him what his thought are. >> certainly has been a lot of speculation about attorney general sessions being replaced by rudy guiliani, or environmental protection administrator scott pruitt, himself former state attorney general of oklahoma. that said, i don't see it happening. jeff sessions gave up 20 years of seniority in the senate to become america's top law man, and were he to be driven out and humiliated, his friends, and the republican side, not to mention democrats lusting for revenge against the president, would take the opportunity to make any nominee a sacrificial lamon the floor of the

>> so what do you think the future is for jeff sessions? weighing in, use the hashtag 5@6:30. let me know what you think. reporting live at the white house, ronica cleary, fox5 local news. and just about 20 minutes ago, the house overwhelmingly passed a bill to impose new sanctions on russia. the sanctions are designed to punish russia for its alleged meddling in the 2016 presidential election, also invading ukraine. the bill also makes it harder for the president to ease any punitive measures against moscow, some members of the trump administration including secretary of state rex tillerson have voiced concerns about imposing additional sanctions believing it could further harm us and russia relations. president trump's son-in-law, and senior advisor jared kushner meeting with members of the house intelligence committee. second day of private meetings, with congress gwen force looking into meddling. asked for questions from the senate intelligence panel. acknowledged did he have four meetings with russians, during and after the president's

but insists they were not illegal, and that he didn't column eude with russia to alter the outcome of the election. president trump's fiery speech at national boy scout gathering last night was infuriating or has infuriated, rather, parent and former scout. the president spoke at the 2017 national scout jamboree in west virginia, more than 40,000 scouts, their leaders, volunteers, are attending the ten day event. well, during the speech mr. trump railed against his enemies, and talked about his election win. >> and we go to wisconsin, now, wisconsin hadn't been won in many, many years by a republican, but we go to wisconsin and we had tremendous crowds, and i'd leave these massive crowds that say why are we going to lose this state? the polls, that's also fake news, they're fake polls, but the polls are saying, but we won wisconsin. >> trump also took aim at hillary clinton once again in that speech, and got in some fresh singers about the media. the bow scouts

pointed out in part it, quote, does not promote anyone position, product, service, political candidate or philosophy. on the boy scout of america facebook page, many parent cited the 117 year old organization values and suggesting that mr. trump had failed them. >> meanwhile, the girl scouts are looking to the future with 23 new merit badges. the stem badges for science, technology, engineering and math, are the largest edition in more than a decade. they cover everything from robot to basic programming and artificial intelligence. you the new badges, some of which were requested boyscouts themselves in a survey, are available starting this week. education secretary, betsy de haves and first daughter ivanka teaming up today to encourage student don't keep up with summer reading, were at an event today at smithsonian museum of american history, boston trump road from rose revere engineer, tail of young girl and her dream to become a great invent tore. students had a

at the spark lab, between six to 12 can become inventors for the day. >> you do not want to go on the summer slide and slide back in your reading, do you? you want to keep reading all summer long. read something fun, isn't it? it can take you many places that your body can't go, your mind can go, your imagination can go. >> it is all part of the push to get girls more interested in science, technology, engineering and math. >> coming up: a viral video after shark being dragged behind a boat now sparked an investigation into why the owner of the video hoped to get a difference response after sendin it to a shark entheusiast. >> plus disney is now watching you at the movies. how they plan to track your facial expression toss help them shape their new movies and theme parks. caitlin? >> sarah, mentioned earlier the nationals finally back in them with some fantastic weather f you are headed out tonight first

partly cloudy, and just beautiful comfortable evening to play some ball. it is pretty nice whatever you have got planned. how long these nice temperatures stick around, coming up in your seven day forecast, and fox5 news at 5:00 returns after this. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

>> new tonight a shark dragging video has people across the country angry. shows the shark tide by its tail being dragged by a speed boat. you can see the three men on the boat laughing as they look back at the shark, shark

shark" says social media admirer recently sent him the video looking for praise, he said he was so discussed he posted it on line and it instant lip went viral. video now under investigation for the florida fish and wildlife commission. >> the ends of an era, last whale born in captivity has died. born at see words in san antonio, fighting off an infection, they suspect had new moan y she was the last killer whale born after sea world announced it was ending its or kid breeding program last year, the company made the decision after public outcry, many criticized sea world for keeping whales in captivity. >> scary moment for bunch people at amusement park in arkansas. several stranded for an hour yesterday, after a ride called the x coaster broke down. it happened around 2:30 in the afternoon. magic springs amusement park. work hers to climb up the ride to give the stranded riders some water. witnesses say they didn't think park officials had any sense of urgency to get the riders down.

>> lady went by that had a blue collar shirt. i said did you know it was stuck, people up there 15, 20 minute now. because we had pack up to leave by this point and get a hole of somebody. and she said, yes, i'm wear, but they are in reclining position, they're not upside down. and we have emt's on stand by and somebody to work on the roller coasters. i really don't like the idea of my husband and son up thereon a roller coaster now, whether it is x coaster or any of them. >> well there is isn't the first time the x coaster has had problems. ten years ago a dozen riders were stranded upside down for 30 minutes, because after power outage. >> minus what we saw at the joker roller coaster, yes. all right, next time you head out to watch a movie, that movie could be watching you right back. doesn't that make you feel safe? disney scientists have developed facial recognition system to record smiles, laughs, other expressions, using the feedback to shape their movies and theme parks. you may not though in, system already tested 150 times for movies like the jungle

awakens. >> secretly being recorded apparently for. that will airline security getting tight they are days, but the transportation security administration admits someone goofed over the weekend when checking passengers in and out after airport. tsa reportedly banned passenger from packing comics books in check bags, sit had i just hosed comic convent. agent cited temporary rule but it turns out it was a fake. the tsa says there is no comic book ban, not sure why there was some confusion. a pair of bank robbery suspect had unexpected surprise after robbing a bang in columbia south carolina, as they were fleeing the scene the dye packs exploded which made it pretty evident that, hey, guess where they were before? take a look, this is a photo of the suspect's car before the bank robbery, no dy there. so far there are no arrests. >> those guys robbed the bank, he can finds the money pre

quickly. >> i feel like we don't have to say allegedly, because -- >> yes. >> look for the car with all of the red dy stains outside. all right. >> still, no suspect. >> so i've been inside most of the day. >> yes. >> but it has been nice. it has been far nicer than what we saw the last couple of days. >> what do you think? some people saying this is too cool watch do iy? >> this is amazing, i agree, guys, i mean, that heat, humidity gets draining, day after day. it is tough to be outdoors. than is invigorating, i thought, much cooler, drier air came through, we had a lot of cloud cover earlier this afternoon, but, i think it is all nice, it will be beautiful evening, give those air conditioners a bit of a break. they don't have to be, you know, chugging along, so forcefully tonight. open up the windows if you can. maybe not right in the city but when you get away from the urban heating effect. weather headlines much cooler in the overnight hours. when i stopped out 11:30 p.m. last night, incredibly humid. not the case late

we'll faulk back to the 60s, some of us started up ear's to the low 60s tomorrow morning. so police and temperatures once again in the forecast for your wednesday, it changes by thursday. heat, humidity back out ahead of thunderstorm system, or system with plenty of thunderstorms, that will roll in late thursday night, into friday, and actually last through much of the day friday. i think we're looking at rainy friday. i think we are looking at several rounds every showers, thunderstorms possible within the time frame of late thursday even into early saturday morning. so, heads up on that, the storm system may be affecting the weekends at least the first half of it. temperatures outside right now real nice. seventy-nine in stevens ville, 77 gaithersburg, 82 washington, 80 manassas, we've spent much of the past three weeks with temperatures well into the 90s. wow, down right cool. when you go up to new england, six an in boston, that's it, 62 binghampton. this is fall-like weather. seventy-one in new york city, incredible, 73 pittsburgh, for late july. it is not often you see that. thanks in part to a very cl

you have got a lot more cloud cover, up in places like new york, new jersey, and new england, even some showers there which is making it feel even cooler. so pretty remarkable, i think, not very summer like towards the north, pretty ideal back here in washington. cloud cover coming down from the north, it was kind of thick earlier today. seeing some breaks every sunday shine here this evening. so, high pressure is moving a little bit off shore. we head into tomorrow. we get the easterly flow around the base of the high temperature, which is around the high pressure, which is notorious for bringing clouds, even shower or two, and definately keeping things on the cool side. so we're once again seeing afternoon, where temperatures will only be in the 70s, to the north, low to mid 80s here in washington. and showers are in the forecast, nothing widespread and the further east you get, the better chance you have of running into s rain. i just showed you regional satellite. you saw that area of light showers from up-state new york down through central jersey. that's kind of going to be the set up tomorrow except it will favor areas around us a little bit more. so, spotty showers in the afternoon, not a big need for the umbrella,

threat. and as we show it to you on future cast, you can see it is not real a big deal, but makes it kind of cloudier afternoon. so as we fast forward into the afternoon hours, isolated, passing showers, especially from 95 and areas off toward our east. that threat should wayne as we head into tomorrow evening. so, tomorrow's planning forecast, i this i we start off with decent amount of sunshine, temperatures around 07 degrees, real nice, 79 by the lunch however, probably diagnose to see a lot of cloud cover, just like we did this afternoon with shower or two, and high temperature of 84 degrees, maybe even little bit below that, we'll see how much cloud cover we get. that all changes as we head toward thursday. warmfront comes roaring back in, heat, humidity, nothing too crazy, probably only see high temperatures around 90. definitely some increased humidity, then as a result low pressure rolls on top of us, thursday night into friday, we've got a lot of moisture play, with we've got plenty of chances for some showers, some thunderstorms, and, in fact, storm prediction center has out looked the whole area all the way newspaper philadelphia, new york

thursday night through, i think, much of the day friday. so seven day forecast still pleasant tomorrow. 84 degrees, passing shower. ninety with the late thunderstorms, on thursday, showers, storms, just in the mix, all day friday. showers may start off our saturday. but i think we clear out in the afternoon, it will be cool saturday. i don't think we hit 08 degrees. we turn that around sunday. it will be sunny, bright, beautiful, 83, then slow warm up into next week, but some nice pool weather thereon monday and tuesday. so, enjoy this nice warm weather, comfortable weather, before the heat and humidity returns on thursday. >> big news in the luxury shopping world tonightment fashion house michael kors is buying shoemaker jimmy choo. breaking news for you, the merger will cost over $1 billion, jimmy choo famous for still eight owe shoes and accessories put it itself up in april. once the hottest name if affordable luxury handbags, has actually been struggling in recent years with declining sales. kors says jimmy choo will

today under existing management team. >> finding dream home is becoming more after nightmare for your wallet. median prices for pre-owned homes are rising at record rate. prices reached almost $260,000 last month. now, where are they talking about $260,000 for a home? add to those prices, to builders struggling to get lands, materials, and killed workers, expert fear, this could make finding a affordable home almost impossible. >> i already thought that was there. >> one would think. but, you know? >> salt sung isn't making phones any more, tech giant will be selling cheaper version of the rheumatoid arthritis med. this version of the medication will be sold for about 35% less than the current price. samsung says they're trying do diversify beyond electronics. >> this is video out of shrill ankle a, saved the divers of two elephant stranded at sea, rip tide pulled the elephants 10 miles off the coast of popular beach.

patrol boat spotted the animals, pulled the elephant back to shore after lasso. >> teacher getting some attention turning from pan lands hinge, turning to pan handling, to get school supplies for her students? next we will show you how begging on the streets paid off much more than in the classroom. when we come back. back. z2e2hz z1a2z

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iodinates dollars you to tulsa teacher theresa damages. >> thank you so much,. >> i as she beg for money, so that she would buy classroom supplies. the story -- >> thank you, thank you for caring. >> and her genuine desire to help kids spread quickly. she received dozens of emails, with messages of support, and generous donations. and her go fund me account surpassed her expectations. but monday? >> we were coming down to advice. >> i was a surprise she never imagined. a mother, and aspiring teacher if ohio, saw fox 23 story on fox news' website. >> i was like oh, my gosh, look what this lady is doing. >> tricia bailey said she was determined to meet her when her family passed through tulsa, on their way to visit her in-laws, in oklahoma city. >> so while driving i was looking for you on facebook. >> nice to meet you. >> and she made it happen. >> from my family to you. we would like to give you $100 for school supplies. >> thank you so much. i love you. >> your

>> a visit that was about so much more than money. >> a sticky situation on a state highway. >> we're going to show you what happened when temperatures climbed a little too high for a truck that was caring pizza dough. back after this. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

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driver and he said that apparently all the yeast and the combination made the dough rice up out of the truck. it is so hot in tacoma washington that pizza dough is spilling out and rising on the highway. a state trooper captured it on video. the pizza dough was being transported in a dump truck. i'm not sure why, but the heat made it expand and fall onto the road. nor would i want to eat a breakfast made of legoses, but we know that was in the con ex t of art. >> yes, exactly for your entertainment. thanks for being with us at five tonight. the news at six starts right now. this is fox5 local news at six. first at six, a horrific new trend, live extreming gruesome acts on social media, the impact it's having right here in our area. i voted for the motion to proceed to allow debate to

offered. i will not vote for this billion as it is today. passing by a hair, senate republicans clear a key healthcare hurdle, but was he ' the next step for repealing obamacare? >> and ten i am grants dised after being locked in a swelter ing tractor-trailer. tonight the ones who survived are sharing their hair owing tail. the news at six starts right now. we begin tonight in the district, with a shooting involving the secret service. i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. let's get right over to fox5's paul wagner who is live with this story. >>reporter: this h is what i can tell you. it was around three:30 this afternoon that a call went out for a shooting inside this building here at 1100l street northwest. we're at 11th and l northwest. what we understand from d.c. fire and ems the secret service called to say

in the thigh. they didn't need the d.c. police department. they were going to handling it, but all they needed was an ambulance to transport someone to the hospital. let's show you a little bit of video that we shot earlier today. from our understanding this person was not taken to a trauma center, but was taken to a nearby hotel again shot in the thigh. we do not know at this point who this person is, whether this was an accidental shooting, but the secret service is investigating at this point. we know that inside this building the directly says it is the department of justice civil rights division. that's what's on the directory. however, when you go onto the secret service website it says it is the field office. but there's nothing independent side to indicate that is what is in this building . there is a number of officers coming from the building. we don't know the condition of the person that was transported. we did get in