solicitor at that time. it wasn't until he came back here this summer and saw that the same counselor was going to be here that the camper came forward. now the sheriff says he is worried that there may be other victims. last year and this year we need to have them come forward and talk with their kids and see if there is anything that their children may know that we need to know about and that we can look into. again, it's early in the investigation and we're looking into all aspects of h these communications to see what other contacts \he\e may have had. the sheriff's office says richard herns was a volunteer counselor the a the oak grove baptist church summer day camp on dominion lane last summer and this summer. for now he is

a minor under the age of 156789 but the sheriff says his detectives are also investigat ing allegations herns sent lewd images over an electronic device. all of the alleged contacts the sheriff say s occurred outside of camp hours. outside the church today we spoke briefly with the camp director joann brooks. what can you tell me about mr. herns? >> richard is just one of our youths. he is one of our youth that volunteered with us. >> when did you learn about what had happened and the charges against him? >> i am not going to say anything. all i can tell you is that this still under investigation and we're praying for the families that are involved. okay? >> are you aware of other. >> no, i'm not. >> it's still being investigated . we're praying for everyone that is involved. are you worried there are others. >> we're praying for everyone that might have been involved in this situation and i have no other comment.

that herns is no longer volunteering here at the church we checked records and we have seen now that herns is still locked up at the loudon county jail. we were told by the sheriff's office he was arrested last friday. so he is apparent ly not made bale and still behind bars. live in sterling, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> fox5 is in prince william county where police are looking for a man h may be suffering from a dog by the wound and there is he ' good reason. police responded to a neighborhood in woodbridge after a ten year old girl said someone tried to abduct her but the dog she was walking seems to be the likely hero here. >>reporter: this is a large neighborhood, a lot of row homes here. this his the neighborhood that neighbors tells us it happened on friday. the girl was walking here with her dog. she had her dog, taking the dog on a walk when the

approached her, grabbed her arm and then the dog reacted and according to that girl telling police the disog then bit the man's arm and the man then took off. let's take you to video earlier today. residents say police on friday, this happened around 4:00 responded right away to heather glenn court. a k9 unit searched the wooded area behind these homes and other officers went door to door ask ing people if they had actually witnessed the crime if he they were okay. we spoke to one man today who says that he's not letting his daughter go out unsupervised. he knew she was in danger. i'm happy for the dog and the girl. i hope they catch this guy because this is crazy. too many kids. there is kids all around this neighborhood every day. that man went onto point out that lines, it was 4:00 in the afternoon. there were people getting home present work. it happened right in the middle of the day and yet this guy did it

the dog was around. we did do our best to try to find this ten year old and the dog, but so far we haven't been able to find them. we're told it might have been some pit bull mix. authorities tonight are still looking for this man who the little l girl abud provided her h once again, grabbed her arm and a then the dog lunched and bit the guy. he ran off. matt ackland, fox5 local news. >> new tonight we now have the 911 calls from that deadly crash in annapolis that was caused by someone driving the wrong way down the road. it happened last week along westbound route 50 near the bay bridge. take a listen to those cars. there's a car going the wrong way on westbound 50. they're not look ing like they're trying to stovment we have a dark suv going eastbound on the westbound side. oh, my goodness. police say the dri

accent, 31 year old christine parks caused a three-car collision. she died after hitting another car head objection to the form the driver of that car, hew zoo was also killed. two people in a third car were injured. police say alcohol may have been a factor in the crash. >> and we have an update on the man wanted for robbing a supermarket and trying to ambush two women at a drive through atm in fairfax. police arrested richard myers for the crimes. he was arrested for a drive through atm. he's being held without bond. we knew it was going to be humid and there was a possibility that could be more showers. as we look outside, let's check in with sue and see if any of the showers are heading our way. we do have a few in the district. mostly these are just showers and they don't last very long. we have had one or two thunderstorm. not too long ago we had a warning for a

county. that's in west virginia . the nearest thunderstorm is in the the baltimore area with a little bit of lightening, but let's start with a look at radar and you can get the big picture that we're mainly talking about, just a few things here and there, including a couple of thunderstorms toward baltimore and out toward the mountains. but as we get in closer i wanted to show you what'sing whying on here in the district. again, mostly it's just some light shower activity crossing the river there not too far from the arlington area. these are tending not to move very quick limit i'll put this one in motion for you for the whras hour. you'll be able to see it kind of blows up in place and then wears its itself out. it will have some heavy rain it with no doubt about that. as we look up east of 95 near satisfy age and advanceville, we have another thunderstorm. it has a little bit of lit evening with it. might be very small hail or some gusts to 40 or 50. you have to get up north o

to find more. there is a little bit of lit evening around there heads up for that. most of these will dissipate, but not that many but they should be gone by seven:30 or 8:00. meanwhile it is 87-degrees in the district. we did touch 91- degrees again here in the city but you can see suburbs a bit cooler. 812 for winchester and how it feels right now is very close to what the actual temperature is. humidity is definitely noticeable rgs but not out of control. we'll keep a couple of those showers around for the next little while. by the time we get to about six, seven, 8:00 they are really i think going to be out of here, especially after seven, seven:30 . another check of the radar in just a few minute, jim and sarah. coming up it's a story you heard about on fox5. tonight there's new information about why two montgomery county brothers are being disee contained by ice. marina maracco is here with the latest on this story. >>reporter: ice responded to protestors soccer alstarz are detained and now c

deportation. hey, ronica. ms13 , the president has called those gang members animals. how are your local leaders trying to tackle the problem in we're going to break it down for you coming up after the break. and it may sound trivial, but there is a new push to keep women from wearing high heels at work. find out why when we come back.

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>> em ' broken right now. they treat my brothers like they're criminals and they are not. they're taking away opportunity to succeed in this country. i can't believe this. all my family is heartbroken right now and really sad because it's not fair. >> two montgomery county brothers still in custody of immigration and customs enforcement after reporting for a routine check in. the brothers are stand outs in their bethesda soccer league and they were college prospects. marina maracco has more on what we've uncovered about their immigration status. what's the latest? we're going to check in with marina coming up in just a little bit. this is obviously a big story we're going to stay on top of. ms13 gang violence has been a major issue including northern virginia far t

immigration officials say part of the solution to ending the violence could start with local law enforcement. fox5's political reporter ronica cleary is live with a look at how your virginia governor would tackle the issue. >>reporter: sarah and jim, you've heard the president he calls ms13 gang members parks he he calls them animals. he's made it his administration's one of their top priorities to con front the issue. according to those inside the white house they say they need local law enforcement to do it well. tom hol man, the acting director he pointed out the fact that in order for ice to do their job effectively, they rely on local law enforcement. he said sanctuary cities, towns and states make that job extremely difficult to do. the reason is because law enforcement, they are most always the first to come in contact with gang members like those

, we wanted to bring h this closeser to home to see how it might affect you since the administration is saying that that's who they need to do your job. you may be surprised to find out that the commonwealth of virginia doesn't officially identify any of their cities or counties as sanctuaries. but the center for immigration studies, they do identify arlington and chesterfield counties as sanctuary counties. so we reached out to the two men who want your vote in the virginia governor's race, ed gillespie, he's the republican nominee for governor. recall north a.m., he's on the democratic side. how closely interest twer twiend do they believe the issue of sanctuaries and gang violence are and what do they plan to do about it if they do get your vote? let's first take a listen to ed gillespie. >> clearly cooperation is spor and we cannot allow for any of our cities or counties establish themes as

ing they will not cooperate with local authorities. i am in favor of banning sanctuaries. unfortunately my opponent has a different point of view. i think that would be critical in ensuring that we can combat gang violence in northern virginia. how. q. ralph north a.m. was not available for comment, but here's a statement that reads in part from his communications director. it says that he understands the risks virginia law enforcement officials take to keep our communities safe. he wants to let law enforcement focus on its mission and make sure anyone who commits a violent crime goes to prison. ed gillespie admits there are no sanctuary cities in virginia and solving this problem requires congress to pass exre hence hive immigration reform. we'll have the full statement from north a.m.'s camp on my page. does either candidate resonate with you more? when you are going to the polls and

decision how important is their stance on an issue like ms13 mean to you. you know where to find me, rrt reporting live in northwest. >> let's go back to the story about the two montgomery county broashts who are still in ice custody after they showed up for a routine check in. the brothers are known as being standouts in the be these disa soccer league. quol edge soccer was possible with them. what's the latest marina maracco. >>reporter: the brothers 19 and 22 years old are undocumented. now after they failed to re surface following an ice appointment at a baltimore office last friday, their bethesda soccer community has protested their detainment. ice tells fox5 records indicate that 22 year old de \{^ing}a\ago\agriculture oh klehrs on was stopped at jfk airport in 2009 as he he tried to erchter the us with a fraudulent passport and visa under a different

since tweaks and his brother were instructed to purchase airline tickets and leave the country. however they've continued to reside in maryland and so far no word on when and if the brothers will ultimately be deported. jim, sarah. >> on the way pushing for thans as after a man was shot and killed seven years ago trying to stop a robbery. >> tonight we rewind the crime in an effort to find new clues about his death. and a violent road rage incident caught on camera. it was a dangerous scene that went on for several minutes. we'll show you how it ended coming up. pro tip: giant has great prices on produce. raspberries for john...

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>> seven years ago, a july 4 tradition was shattered forever when five gunmen surrounded a group of friends and announced a stickup. the men were setting up groups for their and youual cookout when one man decided to fight back.

rewinds to the crime. >>reporter: vernon wise had only been in the yard on nelson place for a few minutes when the memories of the july 3 shooting come roaring back. it's hard to relive stuff like that when you see stuff like that. he says it all happened in the blink of an eye. three gunmen enter from the street while two others jump the fence. when they put that that gun in my face and told me to lay down, it don't take a rocket scientist to figure that out. like i said, from whattive \he\e ' been through already before, i'm going to cooperate. but john purnell did not. the retired protective service officer decided he wassing going to fight back. now he knew guns . he was a protective service officer. he knew how to handle a gun. do you think that he was thinking a at the time that he could stop the rob

me, all of his instincts, all of his job training and the last conversation we had, it all kicked in. it all kicked in. and when i seen him go into action and do what he did, i could just only think about our last conversation. john purnell took a shot to the hand from one gunman and a fatal blow to the neck from the other. the gun hand man had a 45 automatic. that gun sounded like a canon. the police report says the gunman didn't get much, 50 bucks , a phone and some credit cards. d.c. police say the gunmen got away from a black chevy malibu and 30 minutes after the robbery a black chevy malibu was set on fire in the 1,000 block of yeuk way, but to this date no direct link has ever been established between the car fire and the robbery. over the years

detectives have investigatedded the case without turning up any real promising leads. mpd again has interviewed numerous individuals that we believe may have had information, individuals that we believe that may know of their involvement of some others. we've done that and again, to date we have not received any information. >> so the way you phrased that, have you gotten close to having people of interest in this h case? >> no we've just interviewed -- just interviewed individuals from the eamplet you've never come up with viable suspects. >> we've never come up with a viable suspect at this time, no knowing the type of person that he was, he didn't deserve to die like that. he deserved to die in his bed at an advanced age surrounded by his children, his grandchildren. joe lan dangerous deliveries vogel son are the kind of siblings w

their sentences. the love for their dad plane to see. tell me about p your dad. >> outgoing, zane i, loud. that was the biggest describe tornado watch. loud, funny. >> i remember we would go to eat in restaurants and he would talk to people and afterwards ask where do you know them from. oh , i don't know them. very social. >> john purnell lived on nelson place southeast where he and his friends would talk about everything from the redskins to music. that's john dancing with joe lan dangerous deliveries at her wedding. you couldn't wipe the smile off his face. >> purnell worked for decades as a protective services officer in the district policing the reef center and the wilson building. he had been retired for sometime when those five gunmen walked into the yard. on one hand i feel this sense of pride because , you

help his neighborses. he didn't want anyone to be hurt. i feel that he was brave. but then there's the piece of me that h wishes that he didn't, that he had complied like everyone else knowing him, who he was, that wasn't something that he was going to take lying down. you had set up this memorial right after john died? >> yes. q. what did you put here? >> he had a redskins hat? actually a redskins hat. he had like a little statue right here. >> the time has clearly taken its toll on the tribute to john, but certainly not his memory. words can't explain. with fox5 's rewind to the crime, i'm paul wagner. there is a a $25,000 reward for information in the case. and if you have any information that might help police close it,

9099. up next, a fatal crash in waldorf. what police say a man was doing on the shoulder of route five when he was hit by a passing vehicle. fits. sarah, the white house says it was a joke, but one local police chief says it's no laughing matter. coming up we'll talk to the man who is now taking on the president. jim and fits we have some breaking news. it is now why is toafer, christopher ray has been confirmed as the next director of the fbi. the senate just wrapping up their vote. it was an overwhelming vote 92 to five in favor of president trump's nominee to run the fbi, christopher ray. we'll talk about this in department coming up tonight at 5@6:30. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network.

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this is fox5 local news at five here's a look at a more of your headlines right now h. we are learning more about a deadly crash in waldorf. sky fox over the scene this afternoon for this. state police say brian smith was standing near his disabled car on the shoulder of route five when an oncoming car hit him from behind sending him flying into a grassy area. wendy moore was driving that car . she suffered minor injuries. smilt was taken to the hospital where he later died . three people were nders arrest for nearly a dozen car threats in anne arrundel. katie shank, kel situate and joshua shane i stole more than 60 items from pass diseen a to brooklyn park. a customer at a screen store reported her debit card stolen from her car. more charges could be filed. >> and take a look. this alexandria man is wanted by police for allegedly running or pulling

pretending to be a cop. police say 21 year old alex bar mel is accused performing a traffic stop. he identified himself as an off duty police officer. when the driver asked for id and the name of his supervisor, the suspect went back to his car and took off. if you know this man, please contact police. >> when you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddy wagon you just see them thrown in, rough. i said please don't be too nice. when you put somebody in the car and you're protecting their head, the way you put your hand over. don't hit their head and they've just killed somebody. i said you can take the hand away. >> the white house says those comments by president trump were just a joke. but police officer s across the country they're not laughing. tonight, the chief of the montgomery county police department is getting nationwide attention afr

president trump. it all springs from the pupt's remark during the speech toes on officers. tom fitzgerald at the national law urmt memorial with more on this. good evening, thomas major in addition to being the chief of the montgomery county, maryland police department is also the president of the major city's police chief association now, the white house says it was only a joke when president trump remarked that police officers should not be too nice in handling suspects. he did get a laugh from that crowd. however, one person who was not laughing was chief major. he says the president sent the wrong message about how police work should and actually works. my heart just sang. it just sang. i thought how can somebody in authority like this say something like that that? now, i think s

then it's been pointed out that he was joking and programs he was. i have no reason to doubt that this was an attempt at humor, but i guess i'm just too close to this this that i didn't find it funny. >> in response chief major then fired off a letter as president of the major city's police chief association in it he writes in a letter that's now gone viral on facebook and online that quote, our jobs just got harder and said he was q to hear that the president of the united states quoting now condoned injuring an individual in custody. major warns in the text of this letter that a small number of police involved incidents, he says, has created a false narrative on the progress that police have made over the last several years in diseelg with suspects. and understand, this is not the first time chief major has taken issue with a president of the

toe with president obama in person during a meeting at the e sayses in his current capacity and when he has access to high level authorities he he believes it is responsibility to speak truth to power. in that i am in a position where i do find myself in the same room as president bush and president obama and now president trump. so if i don't speak up on behalf of policing, talk to them about what they can do to help, and talk to them about perhaps what they're doing that is not helping, that to me is my responsibility. >> as far as fallout from all of this, chief major says he has not heard back present the white house as of yet. but says he has had five meetings with attorney general sessions and expects to continue a good relationship with the justice department. tonight, chief manninger will be going

national night out events throughout montgomery county. which he believes isoforming good relationships. >> a black law enforcement group heard from attorney general jeff sessions today just days after president trump's controversial comments. sessions addressed the national organization of black law enforcement executives also known as nobel at their annual conference in atlanta. he highlighted the group's appointment as a.m. bass ors. violence against police officers is on the rise. violence against police officers is on the rice around the country. last year 66 law enforcement officers were murdered in the line of duty. a huge increase of 61 percent compared to 2015. preliminary data this year shows that officers' deaths

first six months are up another 18 percent. >> he also spoke about the justice department's commitment to supporting law enforcement and reinforcing the rule of law the trump administration has left police officers worried to repair the relationship between police and communities could be derailed. current president of the national organization of black law enforcement executives or nobel. good epg, sir. good evening, how are you? >> we're well. give us a sense of what was addressed here and what was the take away from what attorney general sessions brought to the conference? >> we were happy to have general sessions attend our conference and address our body. it was a very large audience and his re marks were well received. we talked with him after he made his remarks and talked about a number of things of interest to nobel. >> and you know we heard that position that general

took about violence against police officers, use of force, there was a lot of talk about what, of course, the president had said, but your position as a group on what you heard over the last couple of days? >> part of our conversation with the the foarn general, we previously spoke about the comments made by the president, tingly how damaging those were as it relates to the good work already being done around the country by a number of police chiefs and sheriffs to continue to build legitimacy and of course trust with all communities. we talked about a numbe of other issues as well. specifically we also talked about the model use of force policy that nobel, in conjunction with the international association of chiefs of police have been work ing on over the last couple of years. i think it's important for people to at home to learn a little bit more about that and what that code would mean, what that entails. well, what we were attempting to do there was build out a

policy for law enforcement suggesting how best to go -- how best to apply uses of force, particularly talking about opportunities to avoid the olympics of force and inserting deescalation into that conversation and training law enforcement personnel around the country in the escalation. we heard a lot from -- not necessarily a campaign issue, but we certainly heard the president talk quite a bit about a general perceived lack of respect that there is for law enforcement these days. have you noticed any market change in the way that people have approached police in seattle orr couple of years? >> well, in seattle as well as a number of other jurisdictions where i've had the opportunity to spend time in my capacity as nobel's national president we are seeing those relationships improve. we are seeing a number of conversationses and greater interaction between law enforcement in all communities. events lik

night out and the like are certainly putting a positio in communities to have routine conversations with law enforcement in a non 911 response environment. it's important to have that one on one community policing touch that has worked to some benefit in a lot of cities across the country. absolutely. and again the intent of that model policy on use of force is a working document that any department across the country can pull off the shelf april apply, but the other part of that is nobel also spends a lot of time in all communities focusing on those conversations predominantly with youth. we've got a program called the law in your community that we take on the road and have done in about 4,000 different communities around the country and he we continue to do that program building on those conversations between law enforcement and the community. >> all right. national president of nobel. we appreciate i

>> sarah, back to you. coming up, all over the country police officers and the community are getting together for a good time today. hey, gary. that's right , so we decided we'd come out to the largo pharmacokinetic erg plaza where they are celebrating their national night out. it hasn't gun yet rveg but there is an army of volunteers, setting up, cooking getting everything for ready for everybody who is going to be out here. please keep the rain away . i see the storm right there. please keep the rain away. >> i've got my fingers crossed, gary because i hate to tell you we just heard a clapp of thunder at the station. most of what we're seeing tonight is kind of running from the district up through northern portions of prince george's county so not too far from lagger on. i can see the storm. it has some lit lightning with it. mostly across the district with some heavy rain, again, a little bit of lightening likely going to be show

as we put this in motion it does have some pretty heavy rain it with. i'll tell you what, i don't think it will last more than about an hour or so and then maybe we can get the all clear going. if your friends out there see lightening, i hope they'll seek shelt her. we'll talk about what we'll have to deal with tomorrow coming up in just a few seconds.

>> all right. this is a road rage scene in la. showing an un hinged driver and you heard this, repeated ramming into the back of a stopped car. there he goeses again. a dangerous scene that went on for several minutes actually. several people watching from the sidewal

the driver hit multiple cars and after driving off he hit five more. police showed up on the last crash scene where his car burst into flames. he will likely face multiple felony charges as you can probably imagine. >> panned letters are out to make money from tourists, but some of the tourists are complaining they're push i. that is not the real cookie monste and that's a very creepy bat man. many pan letters. officers have issued 150 summons in 2017 compared to 137 for the same time last year. there's the naked cowboy. they don't do that in d.c., though. >> thank goodness. q. there's a new push from keeping woman forced to wear high heels at work. one woman was sent home for wearing flats experts looked into the physical damage that can be caused by constantly wearing these

it's well known actually. while they did find a link there wasn't enough evidence to say create epa association between high heels and the risk of osteoarthritis.ive have nothing to contribute to that queshes sation. i know a few podiatrists that would probably think -- a. i would not contribute a picture of my desk which has four pairs of flats. did you hear a clapp of thunder just a bit ago? >> that was nice and loud. we have a few showers. they're in the district, north of prince george's county and up toward baltimore. you may be able to see not so close to the capital a main feature with these storms is very slow movement so they are once again kind of ringing themselves out in the same places. they blow up as a pulse -type thunderstorm. rain themselves out and don't move very much. not everybody

look at who is seeing them tonight and we're kind of on the clear end of montgomery county. frederick i know earlier you thatted a healthy thunderstorm that alsohood a little bit of hail it with. this is what is around tonight and we also have some act a tift in the mountains . a little bit of lightening that we're seeing here in northwest with our thunderstorm that is kind of groing in the same spot as you watch this. it kind of pulsed up in the arlington area and slowly creeping from south to north. into odenton and up into anne arrundel this has gusts likely to 40, but again it's the heavy rain that is likely a concern for those of you travelling home. it is running east of 95. so at least we're keeping some of the heaviest rain off. more action in the mountains and down toward the charlottesville area, but it looks like what we have around here will last maybe until the sun goes down. we're done with that, but we can't quite ditch the warm temperatures and the

humidity and we'll see that again back on wednesday which means we likely will cook up again some popup thunderstorms tomorrow and on thursday. again , they're in the severe. but we'll keep an eye on them. no really intense heat this week , but it will be on the warmer side, a few degrees above average. a little treat, the weekend looks as though it may cool off a beat and maybe the thunderstorm threat is diminish ing for the weekend. we're going to keep one more day of an eye on it just to be sure right at the moment our temperature 88 in the district, 89 in quantico. an average high of 88. we're going to be at or above 90 most of the rest of this week until we get to saturday and then a nice drop off for the relief of 835-degree s. our surface map will show that the warm pattern continues as high pressure is going to continue to drift off to the east but will also happies a bit of a trough, a very weak frontal boundary will form and we can't rule

storm during the day rm to. we also keep the humidity around, but watch in front that come through for the weekend. it should chase some of the humidity out of town, too and the weekend starting to look better even than it did yesterday. here's your planner or wednesday. 76-degrees at eight in the morning. by noon 86-degrees and then watch after two, 3:00 for the possibility of a couple of popup thunderstorms that will last until 8:00. 89- degrees at 5:00 down from our high of 91 here in the warmer city centers. mid and upper 830 s as we get north and west. fredericksburg you may also be able to touch 930-degrees as we go forward tomorrow. three more days at or above 90 in the city with popup thunderstorms each day. saturday we're going to say maybe it's a morning shower or thunderstorm threat and then clearer in the afternoon, 85- degrees. sunday looking pennsylvania fantastic. more storms possible on monday. we'll keep an eye on that forecast as well as tuesday with the trend of temperatures stay in

after we get through friday of this week. there is your seven day forecast, but don't go anywhere. we're coming right back with the news at five. q. there's a new push from keeping woman forced to wear high heels at work. one womn was sent home for wearing fl experts looked into the physl damage that can be caused by constantly wearing these sho it's well known actually. we they did find a link there wasn't enough evidence to say create epa association betwen high heels and the risk of osteoarthritis.ive have nothg to contribute to that queshessation. i know a few podiatrists that would probay think -- a. i would not contribute a picture of my desk which has four pairs of flats. did you hear a clapp of thunder justa bit ago? >> that was nice and loud. we have a few showers. they're in the district, north of prince george's county and up toward baltimor. you may be able to see not so close to the capital a main feature with these storms is very slow movement so they are once again kind of ringing themselves out in the same places. they blow up as a pulse-type thunderstorm. rain themselves out and don't mov very much. not everybody is seeing them but we start with a look at who is seeing them tonight and we're kind of on the clear end of montgomery county. frederick i know earlier you thatted a healthy thunderstorm that alsohood a little bit of hail it with. this is what is around tonigt and we also have some act a tift in the mountais. a little bit of here in northwest with ourng- thunderstorm that is kind of watch this. it kind of pulsed up in the arlington area and slwly creeping from south to north. into odenton and up ino likely to 40, bt again it's the heavy rain that is likely a concrn for those of you travelling home. it is running úeast of 95. so at least we're keeping some of the heaviest rain off. more action in the mountains and downtoward the charlottesville area, but it looks ike what we have around here will last maybe until the sun goes down. we're done wth that, but we can't quite dtch the warm temperatures and the humidity an we'll see that again back on wednesday which mean we likely will cook up tomorrow and on thursday. orms- again, they're in the severe. but we'll keep an eye o them. no really intense heat this

warmer side, a few degrees above average. a little treat, theúwy cool off a beat and maybe te thunderstorm threat is diminishing for the wekend. we're going to keep one more day of aneye on it just to be sure. right at the moment our útemperature 88 in the district, 89 in quantico. a average high of 88. we're going to be at or bove 90 most of the rest of this week until we get to off for the relief of will show that the war pattern continues as high pressure is going t continue to drift off happies a bit of a trough, a very weak frontal boundary wil form and we can't rule out the storm during he day rm to. we but watch in front that comed,- through for the weekend. it humidity out of town, oo and the weekend starting to look better even han it did yesterday. here's your planner úfor wednesday. 76-degrees at eight in the morning. by noon 86-degrees and then watch after two, 3:00 for the ossibility of a couple of popup thunderstorms úthat will last until 8:00. 89-degrees at 5:00 down from our high of 91 here in the warmer city centers. mid and pper 830s as we get north and west. fredericksbrg you may also be able to touch 930-degrees as wee days at or above 90 in he city with popup thunderstorms each day. saturday we're going to say maybe it's a morning shower clearer in the aftrnoon, 85-degrees. sunday looking pennsylvania fantastic. more stors possible on monday. we'll keep an eye on that orecast as well as tuesday with the trend of temperatures after we get through riday of this week. there is your seven day foecast, but don't go anywhere. we're coming right úback with the news at five.

well, tonight is kickoff for national night off. this is about building relationships between police and the community . including in prince george's county where we find our gary mcgrady who is live in pharmacokinetickerring getting ready for the big thing. how have we never been here before. >> i don't know. >> this is great. i scaid earlier in the tease it's kind of a beehive. this is kind of prenight outset up. i feel like i'm back stage in at a big concert. come here deborah. you can't get away from me this easy. debbies raised tonight is

the boss. everybody keeps coming up asking you all the questions. what is going on here. >> tonight is national night out . in fact, this is about our 13th or sanctuarith national night out. >> bigger and better every year it's a great time for law enforcement, community, family, faith based all come together in a fence fun environment and get to know each other in a different environment. and a it's free. we have free hot doings. he gives back to the imhunt. he's a vendor. we honor him tonight as well. his last one. >> yes, he's retiring to florida . hold on. that is a challenge. let's go talk to him h. let's see if could have him stay one more years. he come up from florida just to surprise. rob, come here. you're the man at the grill. they tell me this is your last yr

>> yes, this is our last year. >> live on television. >> is there any way that you can commit to one more year for all these fine folks in? >> no. i'll give you one more chance. >> no. deborah and i talked about it. >> okay. it's not a firm no, right. >> right. >> show some of this good stuff that they're cooking out here. >> is this for everybody or just the volunteers. >> it's for everybody. it's for the community. pharmacokinetic keterig and largo, which is about 25,000 residents. there's a huge school bus out there. it's from the prince george's county public school system and they're trying to stuff that bus . yes. >> we partnered with them this year and we are the only location on national night out that's going to help them stuff that bus with 10,000 book bags is what they're trying to

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>> governor larry hogan has de teared today august 1 as henr iette a lax day. it would have been the 92 pped birthday for the woman who used the first i mortal cell line in

the governor was joined by \lax\lacks' relatives as they unvailed a highway sign in her honor. her cells were used for research. patient consent and rights over your own genetic material. she was never told her cells were being used and it wasn't until years later researchers finally told her family. fascinating that's all for us tonight here at five. there you see marina and shawn getting ready for the news a at six. >> shawn is back. the news at six starts right now. in is fox5 local news at six. right new at six, a cam l l volunteer is a accused of trying to have sex with an underaged girl. the details on the disturbing allegations. plus, a man tried to grab a ten year old girl out walking her dog. she got away and the man took off. what police want you to know about him. when you see these

pad i wagon, you just see them thrown, in rough. i said please don't be too nice. and the president is under fire. the uproar over his recent comments about police brutality. the news at six starts right now. first tonight a counselor at a loudon county summer day camp is under arrest and charged with soliciting sex from a minor. thank you for joining us, i'm marina maracco in for tony perkins. and i'm shawn yancy. investigate rs arrested richard herns last friday after learning about the the campers allegations. tonight, the concern there could be more victims out there. paul wagner is live in sterling with the de tails. >>reporter: i talked to the sheriff out here today in loudon county and he told me that the initial solicitation actually happened last year, but the camper never came forward, but then when the camper came back to camp here at the church this year and saw the counselor was there again, the cam