this morning, the crime scene all the way as far as you can see. let's give you a closer look, earlier this is the crime scene. lots of officers on the scene. today, this is a quiet bike trail, it's popular early in the morning, riders and dog walker, but today was brocked off after gunfire, dc police, park police and the dc humane rescue alliance, a little bit later, animal officials were loading something into the back of a truck. it was in a black bag. here say police officer with what he had to say about all of this. >> officers arrived on the scene, and discovered an call black male suffered from multiple gunshot wounds in an unconscious state. dc fire ems has responded and he has been pronounced at this time. >> reporter: back out live here. once again, we're very close to the

authorities had this area right behind me blocked off for a good six or so hour, they may be a little bit less has that. the motive? authorities aren't saying at this point in time also, we don't know who the victim might be. we've been in contact with law enforcement today to ask them for further details, but at this point, they're simply limited. as far as the dog, we know that the humane alliance was here but we haven't been able to actually make that connection between the dog, there was also something being carried out, and also the victim. we're trying to tie those altogether. but for now, they're still a lot of unanswered questions tonight. live in the district, matt ackland, fox 5 local news. thank you, matt. fox 5 in fairfax county where we now know the name of the two men shot to death inside a car in the looter ton neighborhood. 20-year-old ryan cross and greg re dennis in a car

the edthe doors open. the murders could be drug related but they wouldn't say more at the scene, so far, no arrest. we now know the names of the two people killed in a fatal car crash in anne arundel county. this had happened just after 2:00 a.m. on the westbound lanes of route 50 near the bay bridge. it was a three-car collision caused by a driver driving the wrong way down the road. police say kristen parks died at the scene hit another car, head-on killing hui xu of herndon, a driver and passenger in another car were hurt. the crash is still investigation. new video now from a drive by shooting in silver spring spring in the 9400 block. the people who live there were home at the time but no one was hurt. police are offering a reward up to $10,000 for information

there are more details tonight after several illegal immigrants were found dead in the back of an overheated tractor-trailer in texas. >> one of the victims who died has ties to our area. and to the gang ms 13. fox 5 tisha lewis joins us from fairfax with the story. >> reporter: we're steps away from the immigration and custom enforcement office in fairfax, where 19-year-old frank fuentes was deported months ago after being convicted for assault and more, ice said agency records indicate that he unlawfully entered the united states in 2000 and last year, he was convicted of grands larceny and assault and they go on to tell us they suspect he was a member of the deadly street gang ms 13 and was deported to his native guatemala back on march 2nd. four months after being kicked out the united states and sent back to

frank fuentes was smuggled back to the u.s. >> you have the national security and public safety concerns >> ice, special agent in charge is not connected to case. of he was one of undocumented immigrants died on saturday in an overheated tractor-trailer in texas. this is the gofundme page for fuentes tells a very different story, of a teen who grew up in fairfax and graduated highways. this victim was a suspected ms 13 gang member. >> the gangs take advantage of those vulnerable populations. then they get people into their gangs and then that's a huge problem >> district guidelines to classified defendant as a gang member while participating in gang activity present challenges in getting gangs off the streets. that could explain

convicted last june for assault by mob instead of gang activity. >> we, here in america, we need to number one secure our borders. number two, we need an immigration policy in this country and the system we have is broken. >> terry mcauliffe went ons at the system is not work >> no individual should be deported out of the country and immediately be able to get back in the country. >> reporter: such was the case for fuente. he was here avoided deportation under anne obama era program. of he applied for renewal which was denied. the incident that led to his deportation involved three other individuals, who were attacking a victim at a bus stop and quoted as saying something to the victim, yelling at him in fact about that was their corner. tisha louis, fox 5 local

house majority whip steve scalise out of the hospital and back home. louisiana congressman shot on june 14th during the congressional baseball practice shooting in alexandria. now starting a period of what they're calling intensive inpatient rehab. they describe him as being good spirits and scalise says he's looking forward to get back to work. banning transgender troops >> ronica. >>. >> reporter: doesn't it always start way tweet? three tweets completely change the conversation from sessions and healthcare now, what is the fate of those who serve in our military who are also transgender? we'll break it all down coming up after the break. a dramatic crash caught on a dash cam. the mistake this lowe's truck driver made before the accident. we know the dangerous of

some police may be arm with a new way to punish people caught doing it. first >> how about this weather? my goodness, this is amazing, late july or really any time of the year. low 80's, sunshine, and low humidity. a perfect night to be outdoors, enjoy it because the heat and humidity return tomorrow. i'll have the first check of th news at 5:00 returns after this.

♪ ♪. in what is now known as his signature style, president trump used twitter to make a major announcement involving transgender service members >> the bottom line is they're no longer welcome to serve in u.s. military. ronica cleary live at the white house, this was a topic today, ronica? >> reporter: yes, a it was, jim and sarah. it seemingly came out of nowhere this announcement, started with three tweets that the president posted this morning, let's take a look at them. which seem to outline his plan. the first after consults with my generals and military experts please be advised that the united states government will not accept or allow now going on to the next, transgender individuals to serve in any capacity

it must be focused on decisive and overwhelming and the final tweet, victory and cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical you costs and disruption that transgender in the military would entail. thank you. in today's press briefly, sarah hackabee-sanders fielded so many questions on this topic that at one point she suggested ending the briefing, because she said that she shared with us all of the information that she had on the topic. take a listen to one of her responses. >> the decision is based on military decision. it's not meant to be anything more than that. it's simply about obviously, it's a very difficult decision, not a simple one but the president feels that it's the best one for the military. >> reporter: sanders said that the details have not been finalized for the estimated 4,000 transgender individuals who are currently serving in the military. now, a handful of questions t

tweet from the president, where he said that he would fight for the rights of the lgbt community. you heard in that response she just gave, she kept pointing to the fact that she says this was a military decision and she did so when responding to that point that reporters made. now, in the president's tweets this morning, he cited what he called, quote, tremendous medical costs associated with supporting the medical needs of transgender individuals who are serving in the u.s. military. now, a study out by the rand corporation, they estimate that the annual increase in medical costs would be anywhere from 2.4 to $8.4 million. of to put that in context, that is about a 10th of a percent of the annual 6 billion dollars in medical expenditures cited. we spoke

log cabin republicans if you're not familiar with the organization. log cabin republicans represent lgbt individuals and their allies who also identity as conservatives. take a listen. >> as the commander in chief of the united tates military, president trump has a duty to respect the dignity of all soldiers, especially those putting their lives on the line and we have transgender members of the military doing just that, it's important to show that leadership comes from the top and to show the pentagon and america that we believe american skepticism includes allowing those who are able to serve who have no limitations based on physical ability to do so. whether transgender or not. >> reporter: we will be back on 5at630 with your reaction to all of this, what we love to call the pulse of the people. what is your reaction to the president announcement? do you believe that transgender individus

to serve in the united states military? weigh in, tweet me, you know, where to find me. reporting live at the white house, ronica cleary, fox 5 local news. you heard or at least saw the tweet from the president, reasoning behind this proposed band. >> members of the transgender community, some who have served for the country, speak out. former soldier chelsea manning tweeted. biggest baddest most expensive military on earth. she also suggested dismantling the military and police to fund healthcare for everyone. manning was released from a military prison back in may after serving seven years for giving classified material to the website wikileaks >> jennerry tweeted one of his

twets, in response, jenner said there are more than 15,000 transgender in the u.s. military what happened to prom to fight for them >> a transgender veteran of the navy seals is calling the move a huge step backwards, she was responding to president trump's rational that high costs are associated with transgender services. that points out a study by the rand corporation which found that the pentagon finds it is spend nearly five times more on viagra than medical services for transgender troops. >> this was rare day outside in the context of the last couple of weeks because it was nice enough to take a little walk and catch a little breeze. >> i have a feeling it won't be long. caitlin >> jim and sarah, it has been fantastic. just, you know, let the windows down, take a walk outside, things you can't do with the oppressive heat and humidity we get. here we are in the thick of the summer, late july and what a

some of us have yet to even hit 80. 79 in gaithersburg. 79 out in winchester, 80 in baltimore and annapolis, 84 in washington. 82 up in frederick and 81 in martinsberg. this is thanks, in part to cooler canadian air, and the due points with the exception of annapolis plagued being by the water. everyone else you can see in the 50's to low 60's, uncommon but fantastic to have such low humidity during the afternoon hours here. satellite and radar just showing fair weather clouds that popped up in the afternoon, there were a few showers earlier this morning around the baltimore area, and this afternoon, i should say, and down around samples bury along the eastern shore, by the way, beaches pretty cool, temperatures in the low to mid 70's anywhere from the jersey beaches to

a nice day nonetheless and a beautiful evening. nats are enjoying being back and playing at 7:05 p.m. partly cloudy skies 80. and any time you can be out at a baseball game in the evening and not be swearing that is a win. during the day too, but that's harder to pull off in the summer. low temperatures overnight. 72 in washington, upper 60's can north and west. after starting the morning very cool today. it's going to be a little warmer overnight tonight. we've got southerly flow kicking in going to bring the return of heat and yes, humidity back in full force tomorrow out ahead of our next storm system and temperatures will be close to 90. the humidity returns tomorrow. heavy rain is in the forecast for friday. active end to the work week, i'll have the seven-day forecast and we'll break down the rain chances coming up. coming up new information about the virginia chipotle outbreak of norovirus >> what's now been determined as the cause for more than 135

once you start -- deadly cobra snake found inside of can in his teres of potato chips. almost got shipped to virginia. who members of the afrvar robotics team were found in canadian. if you have a story idea, give us a call at fox 5 local news. 202-895-3000 or e-mail those tips and story ideas to 202-8 202-895-tips inmate those tips to fox5tips@wttg.com

. let's take a look at what's trending. sick employee causing illness outbreak at a chipotle in sterling, loudoun county health department tells us 135 people reported feeling

at least two tested positive for norovirus. the customers were there between july 13th and the 16th. >> chipotle said the employee who reported did not adhere to company protocol, additionals trains will take place at the store to prevent further norovirus cases >> i don't like snake, imagine opening a potato chip can and discovering a deadly king cobra >> i don't think anyone would like that that's what happened when custom and border protection offices inspected a package mailed from hong kong to u.s. >> illegally monitoring the merchandise, agents says it was filled with reptiles, they found messages he exchanged with a person in asia >> he previously received a dozen of king cobras and planned to give five of them to one of his contacts's relatives in virginia. he could spend up to 20 years in prison. we're staying on top of developments involving the missing members of the

team. two of the teens are located safe in canada >> we spoke with the refugees and citizen ship, they told us because their country has strict privacy laws, they cannot disclose any information, and the whereabouts of the four other members is still a ms. >> the team came to dc to participate in international robotics competition last week and disappeared a day after the contest wrapped up >> by now, you probably heard about the security robot that fell into a dc fountain. >> he was hired to patrol the area surrounding dc office building but went for a dip in a fountain at the washington harbor, the maker say he's expected to make a full recovery. he'll be back on patrol although in a different area, presumably away from the water in the next couple weeks. >> in the meantime, rosy the robot is his replacement. she has several cool features including thermal detection, 360 video and audio capabilities and the ability to report issues

>> not on the list being water resistant >> maybe she can avoid the water better than he could. maybe she knows what she's doing more. all right. coming up. a virginia woman hears a noise in her attic and the police find there's actually a man living there. of she didn't know it >> the justice department makes new move against sanctuary cities, how the rules are intensifying. of first, hey, fitz. >> reporter: jim, the president is furious about leaks. now he's ordering his attorney general to start plugging them. coming up, we'll tell you how with a live report from the justice department. jim? >> reporter: big day at fedex field. you might take a look at that. a lot of the cars in the parking lot. big match between barcelona and manchester united. and arguably the biggest star in the world when it comes to soccer, football if you will is playing there. football. if you're near if he can't field expect to see delays, but meantime. that's a look

back after this at 5:00.

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. photos from metro police. wanted for indecent exposure on a red line train. potomac avenue metro stop. in northern victor, this man was caught living in the attic of a home in arlington. a woman renting that home called 911. after she heard footsteps in the middle of the night. when officers got there.

jones was arrested and charged with unlawful entry. we know of an update on the 12-year-old boy attacked by four teens in southwest. a 13-year-old is under arrest for taking part. charged with felony assault. the victim's mother said he was leaving the library when attacked by a group of boys saturday. one of them recorded the video and put it on a website. it was shared on facebook and viewed millions of times. an secret service special officer who accidently shot himself is recovering tonight. the incident happened yesterday afternoon in the 1100 block of l street northwest. secret service says the special officer was on duty when he shot himself in the thigh. he was assigned to the washington field office and no one else was hurt. >> new tonight, the trump administration set to launch a major crack-down on leaks. jeff sessions will soon announce seve

investigations >> tom fitzgerald live at the justice department tonight. you talked to them today, fitz how soon are we talking before we see the this starting. >> reporter: our understanding is that the works have been put in place for some time on this right now and we could learn early as next week the details of this planned justice department investigation. of now, you don't have to have secret information to know that the president has been furious about leaks, leaks about russia, about his meetings, about his staff. this is all an effort to put an end to that. a new white house communications director anthony scaramucci said this will be an effort at both enforcing the law and loyalty into this white house staff. >> if there are senior people inside the administration trying to get them to leak information on each other, we're getting that to stop right now. because that does not serve the president. it doesn't serve his agenda. it's an

institution of presidency makes all of us look bad. >> reporter: some of the president's critics has been using one of his favorite terms witch hunt to describe all of this. but some experts say that the law is on the president's side of this one. understanding it is against federal law to leak classified information or to violate a nondisclosure law which many people who join administrations are rider to sign. of course, the president, himself, in may, was accused of leaking the fact that israel was providing intelligence to the united states on isis to the russian foreign ambassador, how does this turn out? experts on the media, the press and the presidency say for generations now, presidents have complained and vowed to do something about leaks. unfortunately, oftentimes, they're not able to get much done. >> we do have to remember that sometimes you can

leakers in certain circumstances but the press has a right to publish this information, it's the watch dog on government. it can't do its job if they can't publish the information. >> reporter: the obama administration was most pro live rent of -- retired marine general jails cartwright, a former vice chairman part of president obama's national security team was charged and plead guilty to being the source of a "new york times" story revealing the united states capabilities in shutting down iran's nuclear program. he did not serve any time because he was pardoned by president obama before he left office. live at the justice department tonight, tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. the debate over

cities is heating up. jeff sessions announced sanctuary cities must give federal immigration authorities access to jails and tell them when any inmate facing deportation be released if they won't, they whisk losing law enforcement grants. both put on a list refusing to to cooperate the transportation security administration issued stronger security. at some of the nation's busiest airport, they will begin to ask travelers to remove electronics larger than a cell phone from the carry on bag and place them on a bin nothing on top and below. the new screening procedures are already in place at ten airports with plans to expand to all airports during the months ahead. the new security measures do not include tsa precheck passengers. there's a new game in town bringing together one of the world's premier soccer teams and dc public schools.

fedex field. the announcement at roosevelt launching a partnership to benefit girls soccer players in the city's middle high school football net will offer social and emotional learning starting in the spring. dc mayor bowser and football club officials calling it a win for both >> we recognize the importance of sports in the development of children. and we recognize having a robust set of sports offerings and facilities and coaches. teaches our young people fitness and discipline and teamwork. we know that all of those skills will help them live a rich and successful lives. >> it is teamwork and with teamwork, you can be successful in your football and in your life. >> barcelonala

fedex tonight at 7:30. at last check, tickets were still available. coming up allowing police to figure out whether a driver is texting before a crash. >> there's a device that does just that. but does the new technology violate personal privacy? . have you ever left something behind in an uber? i have multiple times. it's not fun. and here's the problem. now you're going to have to pay your driver to get it back. there is now a fee for being forgetful and we'll tell you when that will roll out >> i've left my phone in that uber way too many times. and that's what you really need back. if you want your uber driver keep your phone. we're tracking the return of humidity tomorrow and friday. get ready for it to be very sticky. this is all out ahead of a storm system bringing heavy rain into the weekend. once it's out we return to the dry comfortable temperatures over the weekend. i'll have a look how that play outside. what to expect with the severe weather chances and heavy rain coming up in your

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. unreal, a lowe delivery truck running a red light and leaving a crash with the red car sending the truck on to its side. here it is in slow mo. it happened in missouri, the two men were not injured. the driver was of the red car was taken to the hospital and apparently ok. >> can't imagine seeing that come my way. i hope you don't but police could have textizers. it's a device that connects to your phone and it can see cell phone activity before a crash or traffic stop

some, of course, are afraid it would violate personal privacy. the technology is catching on in states as close as new york, where governor andrew cuomo ordered his traffic committee to look into it. if you accidently leave something behind in your uber, it will cost you to get it back. uber has been on the good side of the pr. drivers will soon charge $15 to return lost items. it's already in effect for cities like boston and chicago. it goes nationwide by next month. when i've done it i tip the driver a little bit more. you apparently can new eat and wear your mcdonald's without leaving your house, many of you have been up wondering how can i accomplish this? apparently the fast food chain is teaming up with uber eats and making mcdonald's pillow cases, blankets, one sies and sandals >> that's kind of weird, bizarre. from burgers to

satisfying your late night mexican craving. taco bell is teaming up with the lyft ap. customers who have mun cheese between 9:00 at night and 2:00 a.m. and is currently being tested >> wait till you see what they charged you leaving them in the lyft >> by the way, burger, wendy's, join in. that's pretty, you know, taco bell at 9:00, 10:00, 2:00 in the morning? i know who those people are >> the last three stories are dependancy on fast food and transportation makes it seem a little lazy. >> i will say this, if wendy's starts handing out the little red wigs >> that's coming next, judging by the mcdonald's. >> it is a night for football. >> well >> at fedex >> it's going to be --

football. the football but this is football because it's -- soccer >> i actually was thinking football. >> training camps underway. so >> it is underway exactly. so i feel like this is the time of year where any sport goes. you're in the middle of baseball season, you got football, preseason, you also got football, and that's a beautiful live look at the stadium right there. what a gorgeous day. honestly. low humidity, sunshine, temperatures in the low to mid 80's. is this more reminisce he didn't say of a late august, early september day. gorgeous. hope you enjoyed it. past two days have been fantastic. weather headlines as we head to tomorrow, little active. warmer and more humidity on tap for thursday. we'll have high temperatures close to 90 for just about all of us. but it will be back to that summer muggy feeling. now, the humid air ahead of some instability could produce a thunderstorm or two in the afternoon, not widespread at all. we're talking about early friday ay into late friday night.t the heavy rain, several rounds of

showers and thunderstorms. it will be active, severe threat most south and east of dc. rain lingers into saturday. we'll start off the weekend soggy, i think it will be tough to clear out. saturday night. the storm system looks to finally exit. sunday it's savagible and sunday looks beautiful. a lot like today. 84 in dc right now, 80 in baltimore, 80 in annapolis, 79 in gaithersburg, 81 in martinsberg, 79 in winchester, few a days like this all summer, you got to take. it's a gorgeous night to be outside in the park. look at the temperatures he will where, 74 in new york, 72 in boston, 69 in binghamton. these are high temperature, 79 in pittsburgh and all along the coast. beaches high temperatures in the low to mid 70's, pretty cool, too cool. maybe to be out in the water. satellite and radar showing a lot of cloud cover off towards the north, we had a decent amount of sunshine, i thought yester

but we did not. tomorrow, low pressure rolling in from the midwest out of ahead of it you get the warm front that comes thorough you first and with the southerly flow, cloud cover and isolated thunderstorm or two, noticeably warmer. once low pressure moves in, this is by friday morning, we'll get a lot of rain, we got plenty of moisture available, were he got several sounds of showers and thunderstorms with low pressure slowing going to move through and not until midday saturday that the rain ends for most of us. here's how it plays out. futurecast tomorrow, 8:00 drive to work, doesn't even really like our thunderstorm chances inially after dark. you got a couple of thunderstorm that are possible during the overnight hours then we got round one of some heavy rain that's looking like it will come in early tomorrow morning, models as they tend to be all over the place with the exact timing and placement of where the first round will be, suffice to say, it will move from west to east at some point during the overnight hours, then kind of blows up. we got pockets of

thunderstorms, looks like the heaviest ones to be towards the south at least right now. but that is pretty hefty band of moisture, severe threat is highest south and east of 95. where we have a slight risk for friday. even if we don't get the severe weather, we should get the rain and that may be compounded as low pressure moves through friday into early saturday mornig, model doesn't go out that far. severe risks will be the flash flooding. damages winds doesn't look like much of a hail threat and the tornado threat low but there in any severe weather setup. 72 tonight. tomorrow, decent amount of sunshine, high of 90, isolated thunderstorm. but the models don't love that. seven-day forecast, 82

get breaks, i think friday into saturday morning, we could have a time period of heavy rain. in the morning, saturday should clear out. maybe some late day sunshine but sunday looks gorgeous even next week. sunny and a little bit warmer. that's a look at your seven-day forecast. jim and sarah send it back to you. it was a case of mistaken identity >> we hear from the nfl lucky white head about how the dallas cowboys reacted to his arrest that turned out to be totally wrong. first we go from football to football. brody? >> reporter: here in richmond, the redskins prepare for the nfl season, we'll hear from jay gruden on camp eve and while there was no practice, there was football being played. we'll explain ahead in sports.

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from the cowboys after reportedly linked to a shoplifting arrest me manassas >> it was case of mistaken identity confirmed by prince william's county police yesterday. it was a costly mistake for white head who was waved by the dallas cowboys >> now the new york jets claimed him but the investigation into who used his identity is ongoing, his agent joined us today >> he's going through the first training camp and the cowboys pull him aside and say hey, what about this arrest on june 22'nd? i had no idea about it. if there was a warrant up for the arrest because he didn't show up for the hearing because he didn't know about it because he didn't commit the crime. i had so many questions, my first one was how did you connect

because there was no arrest. there's no mug shot or finger prints. so i guess what happened is they caught this young man stealing something from a convenience store issued him a citation in lieu of bringing him and arresting him and send him on his way, i guess the guy gave lucky's name, said he didn't have his identification on him and either he knew lucky's date of birth and social security number or the police simply borrowed it from a prior traffic ticket or something in their system and populated the new ticket with that. i don't know. the police department may know but it gave us a hit. >> the main focus is make sure his client protects his whereabouts on social media. today is the opening of redskins training camp >> brody is live in richmond with the big action. brody? >> reporter: hey, sarah. not too much action so far. i'm calling this the calm before the swarm,

it's just me here on the field. emptiness as far as you can see. tomorrow there will be 90 players on this field and hundreds on thehill, lining all over, trying to watch this team to get some glimpses as to what this team will look like this season, is this jay gruden's fourth season it's crazy to think about. seems like it was just yesterday. this team hasn't had three straight winning seasons since the 1990s, and jay gruden is in training camp year four, he knows what he's looking for in this year's camp. >> it should be a 17-16, 15 hour grind. when they're not on football, they should be getting rest and sleeping, they should eat, drink football during training camp at the hotel, try to soak up as much knowledge as they can from the coordination position coach and continue get better and take care of their bodies. biggest thing you got to understand every day is a new day itil

hard on your body and you'll have to do a great job of what they eat, sleep, preparing mentally and physically coming out and maintain a great competitive edge day in and out. it will be a great challenge for them. >> jay gruden said everything is about football. today, there was no actual football, just conditioning drills, making sure the guys are in shape. there was a little bit of football. we caught josh norman and will blackmon engaging in soccer, getting their little one-on-one free kick drills target practice. actually, surprisingly, josh norman gotten trained by some of the best soccer clubs in the world, he has a lot of friends in the soccer world. will blackmon he bested him on that target practice. they had conditioning drills all day, all morning. yet, josh normal still getting

about the manchester united at fedex field. josh norman a future soccer fan he doesn't know if heating able to make it up and back for the game but i figured he could call a helicopter. there's a curfew for training camp and i want to make one last mentioning jim and sarah, breaking news came in, the pub lift, physically unable to perform list tied in jordan reed on that list, that means he will be able to come back when doctors clear him but it shows he is not 100% for training camp. >> it always seems there's a story line, for the wide receivers, desean jackson, who's no longer here, now we're looking at jordan reid >> thank you. on the way, we have news about a baby. >> kim kardashian and kenye west have a baby on the way. what we now know about the surrogate mother next.

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brianna scored a meeting with the president and first lady of france. brianna reached out to emmanuel macron. and tweeted him for support to developing education, ambassador. baby number three are expecting a baby by a surrogate. the magazine said the couple found the surrogate through an agency. woman is sai

of san diego. the two opted >> jim is taking stand and he will not say her name. hopefully you saw the tv so you know what he's talking about. >> the news at 6:00 begins now. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. at 6:00, search for a killer in the district. a man is shot and killed during an early morning walk along the anacostia river walk trail. reaction pouring in to president trump's ban on trespassed individuals serving in the military. he's clearly designed to discriminate rather than focus on those who can serve a country. >> get the redskins gear ready, we're live in richmond as we gear up for the first practice of the new season. fox 5 news at 6:00 starts

gunfire erupts on a popular dc bike trail leaving one man dead >> i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, dc lease are searching for the gunman >> many questions remain about the early morning murder along the banks of the anacostia river today. shots were heard just off a bike trail, which is just across the river from rfk stadium >>