so you can see what's going on along north shore drive in reston, the tall oaks area village center on the other side of where we are but you see that red crime scene tape roping off this large section of woods here. according to fairfax county police, they say around 2:30 a 22-year-old woman was walking on the sidewalk there, in this area, when a man approached her and then dragged her into the woods. they say this man tried to remove the woman's pants. she screamed apparently and neighbors heard and that is what scared him off. he returned to his car which, according to police, they believe is a gray or silver hyundai or honda, taking a look at video from skyfox over this scene as well. again, the suspect believed to have gotten away in a gray or silver hyundai, likely a four-door and they believe that the tag, license plate, starts with the letter v.

did not need medical attention. but obviously, she's working with investigators to tell them more about what happened to so they can get a better idea who this suspect is at this time. there is a description according to police of this man, they say he is a hispanic male, late 20's, early 30's, brown hair and full brown beard and at the tme, he was wearing a gray shirt with red writing. gray shorts and red baseball cap. a 22-year-old woman was dragged into the woods here in the tall oaks hear in reston, and this suspect attempted to sexual assault her. he was not able to get that far because she screamed and alerted neighbors, the man running out of this area and going to a car. we'll have an update for you at 6:00. back to you. now, to the chaos in charlottesville. >> central virginia college tow

white supremacists and prote protesters. >> call it what it is. they were white supremacists, nazis. they don't stand for us. >> if you're full of hatred stay where you are. we don't need you here. >> the hate that you hear around you, that is anti-white hate. >> silence is a choice. if you stay silent, you have chosen the site of the oppression. >> called me n word. telling me i don't belong here, i was getting beat by stakes, by signs, people were kicking me. i was just out here to voice my

opinion. >> all of a sudden, you heard the impact of a person being thrown over. a car. >> we're saddened by this, we lost a young woman, person who lived and worked here. she didn't ask for this to happen to her. had she was demonstrating for what she believed in. she wasn't hurting anybody. (chants). the man accused of plowing into that counter protester in charlottesville made his appearance in court >> lindsay watts is live in charlottesville with the latest. lindsay? >> reporter: jim and sarah i want to start off by setting the scene, it is calm, all of the demonstrators have left. there are still obvious signs of the trauma that this community faced over the weekend. you can see the flowers there on the corner. obvious signs like that, walking around here and looking at people. you can see it in their faces. we've seen people who are hugging each other, a

who just looked shell shocked. let's take a walk down the street. this is the street where the car attack happened. you could see all of the media set up down there. they are in front of the memorial that's been set up for the victim, heather heyer as we get closer, you can see all the flowers, all of the signs and candles that are there. just about 20 minutes ago, a press conference wrapped up with the charlottesville police chief. he was faced with tough questions about how us office prepared and responded to saturday's rally. he said that he absolutely has regrets, but he dodged questions about how he specifically would have done things specifically and a question from a reporter who said he saw officers standing by and not intervening as people were attacking each other. earlier, we spoke to a man who was on the street, he's at the rally. he was on the street as the car plowed down it. and he described for us what he experienced. take a listen. >> i started running and a everybody was just yelling, get out of the way, get out of the way. ju

like flying all over. when it started backing up, i was at the community foundation and people were hitting with bats trying to get it to stop, do anything they could. people were stopping trying to get people out of the street, we didn't know if he was going to try to come back and people were screaming saying he might come back, he backed up and we didn't know if he would want to keep going. of. >> he wanted to do more than what he did. he was aiming for everybody. if it had been up to him, he would have hit us all, you know, and like that's, and that we don't have here. we don't have people that go and try to cold bloodedly run through a group. i get a lot of people are coming down here for the statue. they came down for so much more than that. because this was not about a statue. this was not about a statue at all. this was about somebody who hated a different group of people so much they just tried to slaughter them in the street. >> reporter: the man polic

is responsible for the car attack made knives court appearance today. 20-year-old was in court, james alex field, he actually wasn't there in person. it was video link from jail. fields is new being held without bond. he is asking for a court appointed attorney and he will be in court again on august 25th

they dragged that man out and took him away. and that situation was over at that point. back here live now, we're going to be out here through the evening, and tonight at 6:00. you'll hear more from that press conference with the charlottesville police chief where he did take questions about how his officers responded and prepared for saturday's rally. live in charlottesville, lindsay watts fox 5 local news. we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred bigotry and violence on many sides, many sides. >> those were the president's words on saturday. and there was much controversy over his refusal to name the white supremacist groups involved in the violence >> today, the president changed his tune. fox 5 political reporter ronica cleary is live at the white house with

remarks and the reaction to that. ronica? hey, jim and sarah, the president really seemed to respond to the mounting pressure from democrats and republicans alike along with calls from citizens across the country to address the violence in charlottesville by name. well, today, in a set of unscheduled remarks, he took about a minute to speak about the economy, job growth, the stock market. and then he finally did just that. take a listen. >> racism is evil. and those who cause violence and its name are criminals and thugs. including the kkk, neo nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. >> reporter: now, the president's decision to delay that naming of groups like the kkk, neo nazis, white suprem

until today caused many concerns. one person in particular ken frazier, the ceo and chairman of merck was a member of the president's american manufacturing council and he was so disturbed that early this morning, he decided to resign from that council. take a look at part of his statement which was posted on twitter and ceo of merck and a matter of personal conscious i feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism. less than an hour later, the president took to twitter to responds to frazier saying now that ken frazier has resigned from president's manufacturing council he will have more time to lower rip off drug prices. many people pointed to the fact that the president is not one to shy away from a fight, not one to shy away from calling people out by name. as you saw in that exchange less than an hour later calling out frazier. it has begged the question and had many ask why it took three days to by name note the

white supremacist and neo nazis in the remark adam schiff. we to the street to get your reaction to that. take a listen. >> i think he should have did it saturday. you know, he -- mr. trump, he know what he say when he want to say it. i think he should have just came out and said this, this and this. >> better late than never but i really think that someone told him he probably should have said it in the first place and he didn't so now he's like my god let me come back and retrack what i said. >> that window creates a lot of possibility for different views, perspectives on the why. he does or doesn't do it. if he addresses it in that moment like his vice president did, like other members of the republican party did, and democrat party did right away, he would have dealt with this much more quickly. >> reporter: well, we have a poll going on twitter asking you to weigh in. hundreds have voted. do you think

too late? do you think it's better late than never or do you think that the timing is just right? make sure you weigh in we want your voice heard as well. reporting live at the white house, ronica cleary, fox 5 local news. coming up, the probe into charlottesville now taking shape here in dc. >> tom fitzgerald is on this story, fitz? >> reporter: jim and sarah, we're getting new details on exactly what the justice department has planned here in dc. but we're going to tell you why some civil rights organizations say it needs to go further than what's been announced. sarah? >> an ms 13 gang member on the fbi's ten most wanted list is arrested in virginia. what led police to his arrest after months of searching for him. sue? lots of clouds around today, it's very humid out there, and we've had very light showers, sprinkles mainly north of dc, how much long will they be hanging round and what can you expect tuesday? a look at your forecast, fox 5 local news at 5:00 will be right back

squeezing out probably maxed for the day there, 74 gaithersburg, winchester 72, martinsberg 73. but it is humid, you'll definitely notice that, due point temperatures near the 70, quite uncomfortable out there and that's why we're being able to squeeze out very light shower, no thunderstorms anywhere in the forecast, but we're going to keep them around this evening, especially north of dc, 7:00 temperature with a lot of clouds, about 77, by 9:00, 74, clouds maybe hit or miss showers hanging around even as late as 11:00. if you're heading out and you live north of dc, keep the umbrella handy, it's not a lot of rain, a hood will do you just fine, temperature is 72 degrees. there's our scattered -- stalled out frontal boundary bringing our could clouds and showers and it will still likely be there

also wanted to let you know that tropical storm gert will be passing our latitude as a tropical storm. i'll have the latest if it becomes a hurricane, we'll get the latest update from 5:00 but likely a mix of sun and clouds, some sun but clouds around as well. temperature s more seasonal. tomorrow, once again, about a 30% of a shower, not our best but not the worst day, that's how things are looking for tuesday, we got lots to talk about one week from today, we will be done with the 2017 total solar eclipse, we'll show you who needs to be watching outlet, we'll have the latest on gert as well as your seven-day forecast in a little bit. jim and sarah? there's definitely coming in the water >> officials in are responding to residents who say their tap water is brown >> some in prince george's county in a bit of a dispute over this,

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. some people in montgomery county are worried about their tap water after noticing its discoloreded. officials with the utility held a news conference to reassure residents the water is safe. wssc, said the cause of the discolorings is a spike in a naturally occurring mineral in the potomac river. >> this is an esthetic issue. this is not a public health issue. in other words.

>> experts say they have noticed more decaying leaves and other materials floating in the potomac this year, possibly because we've had a number of severe storms this summer. in response, wssc changed its treatment plan and allowed more manning knees into the water. >> if you don't like snakes, divert your eye, a prince george's county man got up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom and tripped over something on the floor, not news worthy then you see this and you realize why we're telling you about it when he turned on the lights he saw giant black snake thursday at the south view apartments. we don't know where it came from or how long it was there. he called police, they came and pushed the snake off the balcony. he's requesting to move into another apartment. believe it or not, the school year is starting for some students. today, dc mayor mayor bowser officially welcomed teachers back for the new school year, 13 dc schools started class

while the remaining schools in the district will start class next monday. of mayor bowser also announced a pay raise for teachers in the district. >> this is what it includes. 4% increase in fy2017 retroactive. 3% increae fy 2018, 2% in 2019, over the course of the deal, 9% increase for teachers in the district of columbia, which we're very excited about. >> the mayor said they've been working on the agreement over last five years and the money will come directly from dc taxpayers. the probe into what happened in charlottesville is taking shape right here in dc, we have a live report next. >> heather was my darling child taken from me. i miss her very much, especially this morning. i woke up and i thought my baby is gone. >> the

the car crash in charlottesville that deliberate attack explains what she'll miss most about her daughter who died for what she believes in. we hear from a former teacher of the man accused of crashing his car into a crowd in charlottesville. the story he recalls about james fields and his obsession with the nazis.

this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. it's 5:30, here's a look at your headlines, search son for a killer after a man found shot and killed in the district. police say someone shot a man in the 1900 block of martin luther

no word on the suspect or motive. right now there's a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the shooting death of 17-year-old ja mar sit more hit by a stray bullet driving in a car in the northeast. died on saturday. police have arrested one suspect, phillip mcdaniel but looking for others >> a tip from the public led to the arrest of the fbi most wanted fugitives, walter gomez was taken into custody on friday, one of two people charged with the 2011 murder. both men are identified as members of the notorious ms 13 gang. the victim was stabbed and killed for allegedly socializing with a rival gang, gomez has been on most wanted list since april. . here in dc, the justice department civil rights investigation is centered on events they say strike at the heart of america. tonight though is the attorney general promises

done, civil rights group are urging him to widen the probe >> tom fitzgerald is at the department tonight, fitz how big is this whole investigation? >> reporter: jim and sarah, at the outset this appears to be a massive effort. they will have the civil rights division involved. across the street at the fbi, they will be involved. also, there will be the us attorney's office from the western district of virginia. so all encompassing this you have many agencies in the federal government now involved in this probe. which was just announced by the president today. the attorney general of the united states, jeff sessions, he went on every single morning talk show today. he told cbs this morning, that the anti-hate demonstrators who were injured in all the violence in sessions's words had their justice department will act. - >> heather heyer was out protesting racism and bigotry, she has a

this individual had no right to drive a car into them and kill people and killing her. justice will be done, we're coming after these people. it will not be tolerated. it cannot be tolerated in america. >> keep in mind the criminal investigation is being handled by the commonwealth of virginia right now. but this probe, this civil rights probe, will have to answer a key question. were civil rights violated? and that is not necessarily as easy as it sounds, legal experts telling us tonight that even if a crime is motivated by hate, that does not necessarily mean it meets the statue of the federal hate crime law. now, even as this was announced today, many civil rights organizations are pushing the justice department, pushing them to go further than just those weekend events in charlottesville. one of those groups, the anti-defamation league saying they want the justice department

groups within the united states. the likes of which they say the justice department has used successfully since 911 in tracking down islamic terrorist groups. >> this is going to demand that kind of resource. of a national resource along with local law enforcement who do an excellent job and put in difficult situations here to on the one hand insure the first amendment rights of groups who follow the law but also maintain the public safety. >> reporter: and right now, virginia is handling the - criminal part of this case, all of the entities involved in this both at the state level and here are federal level now say they're promising cooperation with each other. this could change as far as jurisdiction, depending on if any charges are filed. live at the justice department, tom fitzgerald. fox 5 local news. now on the top story, man accused of plowing his car into a group of people

against that white supremacist rally was in a charlottesville courtroom today. his name is james alex fields. he's charged with second degree murder, malicious wounding and hit-and-run in connection with the incident on saturday. fields grew up in ohio and a high school teacher who knew him said fields would often express his support for hitler and the into a nazi movement >> i knew he had that stuff going on i never knew he'd go to such a next level. when you initially try to kill people because of your views. >> the teacher said the fact he couldn't get through to him and help him change his views, in his word he has a sense of failure. >> a woman hit and killed in the car attack was 32-year-old heather heyer. she's from the charlottesville area and came out saturday to protest against the white supremacist groups. her friends say the fight against inequality started at a young age. heather's father said she was a passionate stubborn and forceful woman, her mother said she isn't surprised her child died

standing up for cause she believed in. >> i'm extremely proud of my daughter. i'm extremely proud stood for what she believed in, not only gave mouth to it but heart and soul to it and now she's given her life to it. no mother should have to give up her 32-year-old child and i know people die every day, i'm not special that way. but if my child's death was for a cause, i'm going to speak for that cause and i'm going to make that cause important. >> heather's parents say they want justice but also want people to forgive the man who killed her. they say more hate will not solve anything. at least 19 others were injured in that attack. virginia govern terry mcauliffe called for healing in the community and confronting racism across the country creating a commission made up of community organizations faith leaders and police, the commission will be charged with recommending new laws and executive orders to further unity and public safety. his administration is also reviewing their

permits and police response to these kind of events. here's a statement from the governor, the events of this weekend only strengthened our result to combat hatred and bigotry. i want virginia to be a leader in the national conversation about how we move forward. also calling upon the federal government to focus on the threat of domestic terror. at the beltway, easton of baltimore is moving ahead on removing confederate statues after the violence in charlottesville >> the baltimore sun reports mayor catherine pugh talked to two contractors about removal of all four monuments, pugh expressed frustration to that the process wasn't further along, more than a year ago, the previous mayor's commission recommended removing two of the four confederate era monuments. now, pugh and councilman brandon scott want to take down all four and place them in maryland's confederate cemeteries. it's a move that could cost the city roughly $2 million. coming up. you may have heard the warnings in mexico about alcohol making tourists sick >> authoriti

than two dozen popular resorts in search for a legal liquor, what they found up next new study ranks nfl team fan bases and the redskins came up number one on the list but not for loyalty. we'll fill you in on that as we get ready for the nfl season, which is less than a month away. we're less than week away now from the total solar eclipse, 2:42 here, what is a total solar eclipse when the moon positions itself between earth and sun and you can see that sun, blocked out by the moon. we won't get the total eclipse but so far so good in terms of the weather forecast and those folks in this pinker will get the full treat. ly we will see about 81% of that sun eclipse, will the weather cooperate? you'll find out with the seven-day forecast. we'll be right back.

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all three shows are expected to remain airing but new content will now be appearing on netflix. >> that is a huge deal in the tv industry for sure. >> shows how netflix and some of these other company >> changing the game altogether >> totally. and my dvr is full. >> a lot of clouds, jim yesterday was so beautiful. frontal boundary nearby has allowed a little bit of a storm to develop along it and we got showers north of the city. we better keep them in the forecast, i would keep an umbrella handy for tomorrow. just in case. but a couple of quick updates for you, as we look live over the district. not only are we thinking that summer will make big return this week, but we also may have our second hurricane of the season later tonight. let's talk first what you can expect locally here is our two-day forecast and tomorrow i think we'll have a mix of sun and clouds and we cannot rule out showers or a

ith a temperature go 85 degrees. yes, still a humid day. keep the umbrella handy for tomorrow. you can digit on wednesday, but look at wednesday temperature, 89 degrees, above average and august said i'm not quite done with you, it will be getting warmer as we get to the mid and late week. tonight frontal boundary that stalled just to our south is allowing showers to pass along especially in northern communities, this is a very light stuff. less than a 10th of an inch of rain, might be a little bit heavier between cumberland and winchester everything generally moving east to northeast. we'll likely see this first wave go by later tonight. but i'm not convinced we might not see a little bit more later on this evening, because there still one more piece of energy in the pipeline there. and speaking of being in the pipeline, let me take a little trip off the southeast coast now, and what is this? at 5:00, it sure looks like tropical storm gert gotten stronger and that'

found with winds of 70 miles an hour and the beginning of an eye developing, looks like gert will become the second hurricane of the atlantic season later on on tonight. now, here's the good thing. it's going to pass well to the west of bermuda. it will pass east of the united states east coast, so we're not going to get a land fall out of gert. however, if you're going to be at the beaches, do know that this will really kick up big surf, it's not just getting stronger but we think it will start to increase its forward motion eventually. so here's where it is right now, halfway between bermuda and the florida coast and it will continue to strengthen becoming a category 1 hurricane likely later tonight, staying as a cat 1 as it moves northeast and out to see and we're lucky we don't have to have a close encounter with gert and we can thank that frontal boundary the same one that's bringing us a few showers for kind of keeping it at bay, the trough will steer it more to the north and east but the trade-off is we have to deal with shower later on tonight probably more tomorrow.

temperatures in the mid 80's here locally, 70's up to pennsylvania. at 8:00 in the morning, expecting a temperature of 75 degrees and a lot of clouds. by noon, maybe we get more sunshine through those clouds at 81, that could cook up more showers and maybe isolated thunderstorms tomorrow around 5:00 at 84 degrees. just about everybody is back kind of into the warm territory, and definitely feeling like it because the humidity will still be up with this as well. futurecast at 5:00 tonight, has a nice handle on those showers being north of the city. very bullish on overnight showers and storms, not sure i'm buying this but we'll see if that tries to hold together, that will be the second system but shouldn't be able to find that much energy and also wants to keep a little bit more shower activity around in the morning, we scatter it out in the afternoon and chase it away tomorrow night. so that's why we say keep the umbrella handy. just to be on the safe side. we're warming up to later this week, as a warm front moves in back into what we would describe as the hot

temperatures near 90, scattered afternoon thunderstorms and we'll look for that to continue as we head into the weekend. now you know we've got the total eclipse coming up next monday and this is the path of totality, that will be down to the south, a partial here locally 81% eclipse about 2:42 in the afternoon, will the weather cooperate? so far so good. we'll have to watch in the path of totality down to the souths there's a chance for showers and thunderstorms there. of let me show you where we're headed we're 90 by thursday, darn close wednesday. 91 on friday. we've got storms possible especially thursday and friday. hey, nice weekend, and that trend continues as we head on into monday, routing for a sunny day, so we can see a partial eclipse locally. that's your seven-day forecast, don't go anywhere, we'll be right back.

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welcome back. the events in charlottesville over the weekend drew a lot of condemnation from all corners, unusual one came down after seeing white supremacists wheeling technique key torches friday night, the dough wanted the world to know they were disgusted with the backyard staples being cooperatived. >> they released a statement saying tiki brand is not associated in any way with the events in charlottesville and are deeply saddened and disappointed. we do not support their message or the use of our products in this way our products are designed to enhance backyard gatherings and to help family and friends connection with each other at home in their

and talk about, you know, the fact that redskins fans have been crying in their beer for years now. it has been more than a quarter of a century since they hoist add championship trophy. yahoo sports polled people and asked them to name the top ten teams with fan bases longing for the championship feeling and good news. washington's fan base was ranked number one, not you baltimore. take heart redskins fans, atlanta falcons fans ranked third and even though they lost last year's super bowl. that would remind you 28-3. >> would be on that. baltimore versus dc in a battle of belting out a tune >> gary mcgrady is live in northwest where the team is warming up the voices for the karaoke show-down.

gary? >> reporter: this is guys, jim said it. this is all about the battle of the beltways and belting out the tune, you didn't hear that i'm talking to jesse, by the way who is the commissioner. what's going on >> it's city-wide finals the culmination of ten weeks of epic karaoke competition across dc and baltimore, our top teams are here tonight. >> safe to say that tonight's battle is the best on the la plata. >> it is absolutely. these are most fearless, most wonderful performerses of the car yo key hands down. >> reporter: i was will go to do the karaoke we couldn't get tv signal downstairs i just want -- how many teams, how many people will be doing this competition tonight? when does it start? can people come down all details. >> we're at penn social, 801 e street

we start at 7:00. there are eight teams competing in three rounds. each team has eight people on it. so we have 64 total performers coming in, not to mention friends, family, coworkers, pets, who knows, what's going to happen. >> just come on in. >> everyone is welcome >> everybody, another question is, how do you know who's -- how are you going to crown the winner? are there judge >> everyone who's here in the bar tonight will be a judge. everyone gets to vote on the smart phone >> that's super cool too. >> so we do have a panel of judges that will be helping us out. but half the score comes from everyone here. so if people want to come see good karaoke and be judgment al tonight is the night they can do that. >> reporter: what will they be basically singing? wide open. >> it's wide open, we not only get people singing straight through the songs but we get people making up their own choreographer,

people making up lyrics >> it's creative p>> this is pl that are lawyers and doctors and anyone who's in the city >> tv weather guys >> and tv weather guys. i was told that i need to get you a couple of shots to get you on stage. >> not supposed to tell them that. i'm kind of putting you on the spot. you're a big karaoke guy. now that you're commission you can't really take part in this, what's your favorite genre >> either 50, 60's rock or some all-time broadway disney. >> reporter: you want to hit your favorite for us, real quick >> i don't, you can't >> it's the finals baltimore teams and dc teams down here at penn social right off h street, what was the exact address >> 801 e street northwest. >> reporter: starts at 7:00. but will go for a long time tonight. come on in and

i just want to say this, you didn't know this but we're actually on fox 5 tonight at 10:00. we will be announcing the winners of the district karaoke competition >> i think everyone will be so pumped. >> reporter: jesse thanks for doing this and a last minute we pulled it off. it's greatly come on down, penn social, it's best karaoke competition on the planet. >> if anyone wants to join our league go to district karaoke.com. >> reporter: anyway, thanks a lot once again. come on down to penn social. enjoy the competition, we'll have the details and winners coming up at 10:00. stay with us, more news at 5:00.

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a little dog went missing in prince george's county is back home safe with its owner. >> firefighters rescue little coelho what was this morning from a busy intersection at route 202 and campus way south. coelho what was's owner

putting up flyers at a petco store. fortunately. the firefighters were able to reunite coelho what was with her owner at a fire station in largo. so cute. i can't resist a cute dog story, >> good way to end it >> tony and marina standing by for your news at 6:00 starting right now. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. right now at 6:00, violent protesters lead to chaos in charlottesville. >> it's called for what it is. they were white supremacists. they were nazis. they don't stand for us >> the unrest continues as a community mourns the lives lost >> i loved her and miss her so, so much. but i'm going to make her death worth something. no mother should have to give up her 32-year-old child >> president trump breaks his silence after

criticism >> racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the kkk. neo nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant >> the news at 6:00 starts right n now. first at 6:00, we're following breaking news in fairfax county virginia. i'm tony perkins >> i'm marina marraco in for shawn, police are on the scene of an abduction and an attempted sexual assault in reston. fox 5 evan lambert is live and has the latest on the investigation. evan? . >> reporter: marina and tony police still right now appears there are several detectives out here as well along north shore drive. this is the tall oaks section of reston right near a community pool, and we're also on the other side of the tall oaks village center as well. i want to show you video from skyfox over the scene earlier this