county's first arrest happened wednesday, 37-year-old gabriel del val of baltimore county now marched with involuntary manslaughter with the death of a 27-year-old man in january. investigators say they showed up to a house off home land road in as dina for an overdose pass on january 10th. they did everything they could to save the man even giving him narcan. however, it was too late. however, now more than nine months later, and with the hard work of the heroin task force apartnership with other local law enforcement as well as the state's attorney's office, they've been able to track d down downington. and charge him with the death. investigators say because of the growing opioid problem, they're now taking the same steps taken at crime scene to try and track down that su

they can find at the scene, including cell phones, paraphernalia, cds and they do it an extensive workup on all of the evidence. fingerprint examinations, they exam digital technology, whatever they can find in an attempt to link the narcotic back to the supplier. a lot of times when someone is suffering from this type of addiction, it is very difficult for them to resist the addiction. and you know, we find most fault lies with the person who is supplying the narcotics, and that's who we're going after. >> reporter:. >> reporter: the state's attorney's office put outer a quote. law enforcement will continue to do everything in our power to combat the opioid epidemic and foster safer communities. meanwhile, we have also learned del val had a pretty extensive criminal history already with various charge, including first degree assault. which is a felony. if convicted he could

ten years behind bars. he is you currently being held without bond and will face a judge in november. live in anne arundel county. angelie hemphill, fox 5 local news. . a suitland man is under arrest and facing serious charges after police found child pornography on his cell phone. 37-year-old ronald williams is charged with 11 counts of possession and drugs of child porn. investigators caught williams after receiving a tip from the narn center for missing and exploited children. they later arrested him new information in last month's murder of laura wall lynn, who was found shot to death and buried in a shallow grade. her boyfriend tiler testimonyier killed her >> the state's attorney said he will not prosecute in the death of her unborn fitz.

>> reporter: the state attorney said he will not be@plot for the murder of an unborn baby because the fitz was only three and a half months old, by maryland law and medical findings, mccarthy said he would be null hold testimonyier accountable for the death. >> when tylertesier was arrested. state's attorney said he was engaged to another woman, a fact she apparently discovered in late august and according to a court asked for a meeting quote women to women. detectives revealed detectives found a video showingtesier and what will lynn together at a safe 8:30 p.m. she was shot in the back of a head and before you had in a demascus field. tesier only been indicted on one county o

>> medical team established at the time of ms. wall in's murder, the child was 14 weeks old. based on medical testimony, the child was not viable independent of ms. wall in. >> reporter: he said if he is convicted the judge at sentencing may be able to consider the death of unborn fitz f. >> reporter: she was missing several days before montgomery county police held had a news conference and asked tesir to attend. at the time, investigators had not disclosed publicly he was a suspect and laura's parents sat next to tesier holding his hands and rubbing his shoulder. few days later, he was arrested. he'll be back next friday,. state's attorney is considering filing

imhi to be sentenced to life without possibility of parole if convicted. paul wagner. fox 5 local news. it's been an emotionally charged and contentious day in a fairfax county courtroom. of a preliminary hearing was held for a man accused of murdering 17-year-old nabra, has non. killed last june and prosecutors believe it was motivated by road rage. during the hearing -- her parents lashed out at the suspect. victim's father screamed at torso his daughter while his wife you hurdle a shoe intat hi. two people involved in a pretty strange incident involving kids in loudoun county and now we're getting an idea of what they may look like. deputies are warning parents about this unidentified man and woman, this happened after that woman who resembled

you see in the sketch was witness asking oh twice about children in the area. it it happened friday and morning, the pair was 16 in a gold care car and both suspects are believe to be in their 50's. it happened at the store on series mill road. one suspect confronted an employee at gunpoint. demanded cash, now, there's a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. another chilly one, and another overcast. what are we looking at >> that's a live look at london for you right now. big ben and parliament. anything you want it to be as long as you believe. >> we can see the white house back here. i don't know what that was. >> i mean, even >> you can see the haze or not the haze but, you know, it's thick out there. >> visibilities

a lot of fog, still gloom, but we'll see improvement. however in the meantime >> bring it on. friday the 2013th night. >> i'm glad i don't have a black cat. >> watch out for the black cats crossing your path. when you go out on this cloudy evening, 65 degrees outside right now. winds are light out of the northeast enforcing the cloud cover all day yesterday and today. not much drizzle out there. it has been drier compared to yesterday but temperature s haven't risen far. 68 at annapolis, 66 in stevensville you'll need a jacket as you head out on friday evening. the weekend is here, and it's not going to go like this the whole weekend. that's the good news. satellite and radar showing showers pushing on shore mainly confined to the coast from the delaware, maryland beach it's towards no

reached us. i don't think we'll see any throughout the course of today. the futurecast pickses up on the thick overcome. a little bit of green showing up on the map as we get into this evening, probably not much if anything, it would be a little drizzle and that could carry over into early saturday. you'll wake up again early tomorrow and say, no, it's cloudy and will be really gloomy. temperatures are steady in the 60s with cloud cover tonight's that's your evening planner, and overnight we don't really fall too far from where we are, maybe few upper 50's north and west, low 60s in the district. 62 for our low temperature. a warmer weekend is ahead. yes, by sunday it will feel much more like summer than fall. it's going to be usually mild for the redskins game. and the flip-flopping temperatures will continues we'll have a look at your seven-day coming up in a bit. setting the record straight about the las vegas shooting timeline. >> nobody is attempting to hide anything. referenced

investigation. >> conspiracy theories are out there claiming las vegas police might be withholding information, the investigation now we're hearing from the sheriff. >> she had just an amazing spirit that we always just want to treasure. >> friends and family gathered to say good-bye to ashanti billie. a 19-year-old from prince george's county found murdered in charlotte north carolina. how old she'll be remembered by the loved ones she touched live in reston, kicking off the first light night to raise awareness for leukemia and him him phone ma society. >> steve chenevey joining us later tonight. we'll be right back

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administration to work closely with congress and our allies to address the deals many serious flaws. >> lawmakers have 60 days to decide whether or not to reimpose u.s. sanctions on iran. to the latest on the investigation into the las vegas shooting. in a news conference, the sheriff cleared up the timeline of when the gunman opened fire on the crowd attending a music festival. he said a security guard in the mandalay bay hotel was shot around the same time that paddock started firing on crowd below. initially there were reports that six minutes passed between when the granddaughter shot and the assault >> there was no conspiracy between the fbi, between lepd and the mgm, nobody is attempting to hide everything in reference to this investigation. the dynamics and size requires us to go through voluminous

to draw an accurate picture. the sheriff was not able to he shed any more light on what motivated the massacre, the medical examiner didn't find any abnormalities, during the autopsy but they will be performing an additional exami examination. the raging wildfires through california. the death toll stands at 31. hundreds are still reported missing as the grim task of assisting through burned out homes is underway. the fires are still threatening neighborhoods and other sections. congress passed a bill that sends disaster funds to california. closer them to, police are pushing for clues offering a $10,000 reward for information about the death of ashanti billie >> the 19-year-old from prince george's county was found murdered behind a church in charlotte north carolina, hundreds of miles away from where she was last seen in norfolk. her

in fort washington to say good-bye. >> she was an amazing spirit that we always just want to treasure. >> not one person in this room that i can look around and say that ashantis into the touched. >> it hurts because having everyone here and seeing that everyone actually loved her, everyone, and i'm pretty sure it hurts as well. >> the deprayed human being that that did this to this precious little child put in motion something that no one could even grasp in their conceptwal idea of life >> when something as sad as this happens, there are no answers but there are countless reasons why we will remember. that this life was taken away so unexpectedly. >> this is not good-bye. ashanti, my soul sisr

meet again, queen, rest in peace with the lord >> don't be sorry for our loss, be grateful for heaven's gain. we appreciate each and every one of you, thank you. video you can see a student throwing a pencil into the victim's hair and then laughing. >> been tracking breaking news all morning, a deadly crash investigation >> issue is sparking an all-out brawl on social media. what color do you see >> big change comes next week, temperatures falling.

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amazon programming chief roy price has been suspended in the wake of sexual harassment accusations. >> she's a producer for amazon the man in the high castle >> and she told the hollywood reporter that roy price repeatedly propositioned her at a company party in 2015. she she did reported the incidents to studio executives who brought an investigators to look into at the allegations. but she was never made aware of the outcome. the allegations came just as actress rose mc

the studio ignored her claim that weinstein raped her >> it was sealed evidence in knight's murder trial >> he pleaded no contest to conspiracy to violate a court order. a los angeles judge sentenced her to 100 hours of community service >> kelly must pay $55,000 to a has no burger stand in compton that provided surveillance video. one man died and she sold it for $55,000 don't expect to see seek yell elliot on the field for awhile. >> it clears the way for punishment of domestic to take place immediately. we'll still have to wait to see how this plays out. . let's talk a little bit about the nationals. did you see the game last night? you probably did. you were up late. not a good one. mistake after mistake. and unfortunately. you once again, dc

mudville because there is no joy. >> i woke up and i got the news, brody logan standing by with the latest for us today. brody? . >> reporter: it's interesting you mentioning mudville because he did strike out. it's as consistent as the cherry blossom, 13 times since 1998, the wizards, capitols, redskins and nationals have had a chance to advance to a conference or leak finals and last night, the 13th attempt. as the clock struck midnight on the most ominous of days, friday the 13th, it ended like the 12 that preceded it with a loss. some say it could be worse, you could be browns fans, at least browns fans know better than to get hopes up and presumably they're cleveland sports fans, at least they had labron bring a championship they don't their desperate city. dc can't sniff a championship even with bryce harper, the supposed labron of baseball. washington teams can't get

to a championship game let alone win one, last night another season of hope ended with a swift punch to the gut. wondering why finance pick themselves up over and over again. >> it was all over again. it's -- it's a numbing experience, because we're so used to it now. >> it's like a chronic illness ness. >> you don't want to see the team win and get further every year. but what can we do? i'm not in the batter's box >> how are you feeling right now after this loss? >> no comment. >> very difficult i have sent my entire life following the nats, the caps, the redskins and the wizards. and we just do not seem to win any big playoff games. we have good teams. that's the most d

>> this is dc sports, it's who we are. of we're going to get them. i told you one of these years we'll win and it will be really sweet. right now, we're just enduring. one of these years we'll win >> we'll get them back, the year 2018, the year of the national. look it up. >> the bottomless is spring of hope that is the dc sports fan, the entire town is like charlie brown. we think this is the year that this is the year lucy hold that is ball in place and lets us kick one through the up rights and we'll celebrate with champagne an parade down pennsylvania avenue. alas, every year, we fall for it. lucy pulls the ball away and we end up flat on other collective faces, but jim and sarah, next wednesday, let's start that headcoach heartbreak cycle all over again. the wizards start their season >> we got to move on and i heard people talking about the wizards. >>he

wizards tip off on wednesday, the optimism you got to kind of feel for them >> we move on the best we can. so sorry, charlie brown. thanks, brody. the white house we go. as we saw some of those cameras before where you can't see anything, at least when you're closer to ground level, you get some sights out there. it's pretty foggy out there. and it will not let up any time soon, caitlin >> not probably until tomorrow afternoon, i need sports recovery time. need a weekend to pass before i can get back into any more washington sports just personally. but a warmer weekend is ahead and that will be warmer for sunday when sports starts again with the redskins back in the town and the 49ers pick up i was the 1:00 p.m. and it will be incredibly warm. here's the setup. warm front moving northward, still the clouds and drizzle early tomorrow, it will look a lot like today, it will be a slow climb to sunshine tomorrow afternoon but once we get there, we got beautiful weather that will carry over through sunday, and yes, it will feel

warm. for tomorrow, decreasing can cloud cover but most of the morning is gloomy. it's not until about mid afternoon but we'll still see the temperatures jump quickly. 78 and then 84 with nothing but sunshine on sunday. so i have to say, you're gwen tolbart wgoing to need sun screen. kickoff temperature, 82. it will be a warm sunday but cooler weather on the way next week. i'll have a look at your seven-day forecast still ahead. jim and sarah? >> thank you. cracking down on ms. 13 gang >> one local police department is making eight priority. tisha is on the story. >> reporter: hey jim and sarah. the top cop is calling on area law enforcement to step up their strategy on getting ms 13 gang members off the streets and out of the country >> sexually transmitted diseases in the district. a new report that said teens in

highest rate of sidss in the country >> if you stayed had a hyatt hotel, why your personal information may be in jeopardy. we're kicking off our first light the night walk in reston virginia benefitting, of course, the leukemia and lymphoma society. we got a live report coming up with our own steve chenevey in just a bit.

this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. domestic terrorists is one maryland sheriff, that's what one maryland sheriff calling ms 13 gang members >>. >> harsh words for law enforcement agencies. tisha lewis live with the story. >> jim and sarah we've been covering this closely and the frederick county sheriff is calling out neighbors law enforcement agencies w a

refusing to work with customs and ermined. some departments refusing to identify the group by name. sheriff jenkins criticizes. frederick county is no exception to violent crimes increasingly committed by ms 13 gang members. unlike some neighboring counties. but the sheriff took a hard stance >> this group ought to be treated lie a domestic terrorist group. >> reporter: five suspected gang members are locked up in frederick county right now for murder, and danger win alberto. two behind bars in a recent race >> once we on a lock these people up and get them off the street, our greatest is we'll be working with ice, we can get them off the streets and after they serve sentences, they're turned over to ice and removed from the country. >> doing what i was law enforcement should be doing but often don't >> i don't know why people in law enforcement in

leaders are afraid to admit the fact we have this problem to deal with. i think it's political. i think most people are afraid to tackle the problem. afraid of a kick-back, a blow-back, they won't have the political will or stomach to do it >> jenkins said over last two, three years there have been an influx in violent crimes commit by the ms 13 gang. group created a public safety issue. he wants them off the streets and if the county and out of the country. there are reported 8,000 ms 13 gang members here in the u.s. tisha lewis fox 5 local news. thank you, tisha. new status about teens and sex in the district. the centers for disease control shows washington, dc has the haste rate of reported std'ss in the country. the cdc said the rate with an std is 55 cases per 1,000 people. by contrast, utah has the lowest adult obesity reached an all t

numbers shoulder nearly 40 percent of american adults oh obese. researchers say there's no signs of it stopping. hispanic had the highest at 47%. african-americans at 46.8% and less than 38% of white adults are obese, only 12% of asians were overweight. we have a very important event. the annual leukemia and lymphoma light night walk. they will take place in virginia, maryland and the district in the next couple weeks. >> tonight's events is in reston and underway, it's a cause fox 5 has been passionate about a number of year, let's check in with steve chenevey live in reston. >> reporter: we're just getting started and it will continue to ramp up. bullet points, we're talking about funds raising in the area of $3 and a half million to try to find a

we'll hear some stories. this is the remembrance pavilion, we're out of at reston town center but this will be filled up unfortunately with a lot of memories including that member of the military right there, just people's messages they want to share about loved ones that have been affected, of course, by cancer. and the reason we're here, of course, is to light night you'll see lanterns raised. of you can see the area in the ice rink where it will be shortly at reston town center. where we're kind of our center point today to honor some of those, i want to introduce you to somebody who knows this story and the situation first hands. they will is bill houston. tell me about andrew >> andrew is a 16-year-old high schooler a is a leukemia survivor. we're here to celebrate what cancer awareness and help him raise funds for cures for blood cancer >> how are you dog?

are you feeling good >> i'm feeling great. >> reporter: it's been a wrong road since you were three years old. you kind of taken the charge here to make sure that the attention gets out there. you help in the fund-raising every year and in the attention every year. and you seen this event grow in leaps and bounds >> 100%. it's been a long time coming, we've been doing this 12 years, back in the day when andrew was little, there were people raising funds that led to the success they had back at that point in time. now it's our job to carry that forward ton continue raising funding for research that leads to cures. >> reporter: it's an event where you see corporations and individuals come together. everybody literally has their story to tell. they're walking for we see survivors. we see families of those who have been lost, loved ones, and people really just want to come out and make a difference and contribute. >> you would be amazed how many people are touched by blood cancer. we've had people that have participated in our teams last 12 years that have actually either been touched by it

been diagnosed by hodgkin's or their family members have, the awareness is key and this is one of the biggest events of the year, which is we're excited about how much we'll raise >> with this to guy here, i know you're feeling good about him right now, is it ever over though when it comes to the concern that you have for your son? >> for blood cancer patient, you're always attune to what's going on. he goes back to doctor, he's going to be doing that the rest of his life >> i wish you the best. thanks for coming. bilk thank you, i know you'll get back. he's got his funds raising tent, everybody else does the best they can to spread awareness and all the money raised goes to the ultimate goal, which is finding a cure for cancer. program starts at 6:30, stop by we're at reston town center and i'm see you again in a few minutes. jim get ready, you're doing this next week. >> at the national mall. looking forward to it. thank you, steve >> always beautiful event. every time to see that. order

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big honor for dc's museum of african-american history and culture. the u.s. post service this morning unveiled a new forever stamp depicting the museum which celebrated the fists anniversary. it shows the northwest corner and unique architecture which has back a lasting on the mall. nice changes. we don't want this what's outside right here >> i feel like the black signifies just the gloominess >> friday the 13th. >> i'm doing something with my sleeves >> e lvira. >> she's giving us hints on halloween already >> makes it easy for me if i already have my custom. requires no purchasing. exactly. yes, as we

it looks spook key with the allow clouds and fog, not so much drizzle as we did yesterday. but just kind of gloomy and that's how it will look as you see the lights on at the white house, they're probably on at your house as we gear closer towards sunset. of course, you won't be seeing anything. weather headlines start you out. low clouds possibly patchy drizzle around as we go through the rest of this evening, it will slowly turn sunny tomorrow. sometimes it's tough to get sentences out. but as we slowly turn sunny, it's going to take all day. of so that's what i mean by slowly. we'll start out gloomy like we are right now and i think probably the last few hours of the afternoon we'll have sunshine, the weekend is warmer in fact downright hot on sunday but the crisp fall air will return as soon as we get into next week. it's not exactly crisp but it's definitely cool. 64 in washington right now. 63 baltimore. 67 in annapolis, 59 winchester, 62 in martinsberg, at friday where you want to head out with

warm air nosing in towards the west, you see the 70's showing up in the ohio valley as well as 83 in knocksville. that's along the warm front which will push northward. on shore flow bringing few is showers along the coast. otherwise it's just cloud cover entrenched over the washington area, much of the northeast and midatlantic. you get into this pattern lot in these changeable seasons, cold air gets damped up across the mountains. kind of the situation we're in. fox futurecast continues the on shore flow through tomorrow morning and pockets of drizzle are possible early saturday. i think we'll dry out pretty quickly you'll get sunshine by early afternoon, probably take into the late evening. in fact this model wants to hang on cloud cover. i think that's a little overdone. but you get the idea sunday will be sunnier as you can see, high pressure is overhead. clear skies. i want to switch gears and get back to the

into the atlantic where we still have our category 2 hurricane ophelia and unlike most of the hurricanes move west ward is marking northeast ward and shockingly will be impacting the u.k. very unusual for an extra tropical system to be moving northeast that way and impacting portions of europe. but that's what it will do with wind and rain. us injures low clouds, pockets of drizzle. we will see a rapid warm-up tomorrow. it's cloudy to start but with the push of southerly warm air, we'll get into the 70's by late day but mostly cloudy skies. it will feel nice in the 80's, depends how you feel about that but it will be an unusually warm sunday in mid october. 84 degrees, so very warm for the redskins, early showers along the

monday is one of those days, temperatures will start in probably the mid 60, 66, but then fall throughout the day, it will get really cool. look at the low temperature, 48 degrees, 64 is it for a high temperature on tuesday. a slow climb back into the mid 70's but this is much closer to some fall-like weather, as we head into the second half of october. that's the way it looks, nice weekend. guys after a gloomy cob of days a man accused of murdering a 17-year-old fairfax county teen was in court >> evan lambert is on that story for us. >> reporter: chaos in the courtroom today here in fairfax county. it happened in the case of that 17-year-old muslim girl killed during ramadan. i'll have the details coming up in a live report. n broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him,

that live knowing that their attacker is still out there. ♪♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, for all of the victims out there. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. z2i1vz z16fz y2i1vy y16fy

l'enfant. this is fox 5 local news news at 5:00. a court hearing for a man accused of killing a stein-year-old muslim girl during ramadan spun into chaos today, the victim's parents had a very emotional outburst in the courtroom >> evan lambert is live with details on what happened in there today. evan? >> reporter: jim, 22-year-old darwin torres what you having his preliminary hearing this afternoon at the fairfax county courthouse and a lawyer for the family of the victim confirmed to fox 5 that the parents got extremely emotional upon seeing the accused killer in court. they had an outburst. of fairfax county deputies having to respond to the courthouse and have extra security after that outbreak. you're looking at video of that and of friends of nabra's who came to the courthouse to show support for her family of. according to several reports,

murder victim shouted at the accused killer, 22-year-old danger win martinez torres. at one point, witnesses the mother of the victim shout she would kill him and threw a shoe at him. martinez torres waived his rights to a preliminary hearing. meaning it will go to a grand jury. that will decide if it goes to trial. he's accused of attacking hassanen with a bat and killing her in june after teens she was walking with got into an argument, ice officials have said the suspect is believed to be in the country illegal logical. nabra's father and attorneys spoke outside the courthouse this afternoon. >> we're looking for justice for nabra, all of us we come here today, justice for nabra. we have seen how hard it feels

to lose someone's daughter and to see the suspect of the murder in front of their eyes. we were overwhelmed by the emotions. >> again, a grand jury on monday morning will decide if this felony case moves forward, they will decide whether or not to return an indictment and essentially decide whether this case goes to a full trial. live in fairfax county, evan lambert, fox 5 local news. ♪ ♪. let's get back out to fox 5 steve chenevey who's at the light the night walk >> this funds razor benefits the leukemia and lymphoma society. the festivities underway there. the walk hasn't quite taken place yet but at matter of time. >> reporter: yes, we're getting closer by minute. i want to to introduce you. z ana is a survivor for how many years? >> 17

>> reporter: congratulations. for you to be here and to be a part of this walk and this event, what is that like for you? >> probably one of the most amazing experiences to have all of the current patients survivors, people here in memory of people they've lost and all of the supporters here for one cause, and that's to get rid of cancer >> she has a lantern and there will be three different colors that will be here tonight that we will see that will light had the night. quite literally later and for you, as a survivor, when you see all of these lanterns lifted up in air, what is that moment like for you? >> it is surreal. i get goose, bumps when i see it. i'm one of the lucky ones. >> reporter: we have a great night. i know it look as little cloudy, overcast. you've been through much worse from the weather standpoint on these walks haven't you >> yes, i have. is this great. just hold off on the rain and

>> reporter: when when everybody comes together in an event like this, it's obviously about finding a cure but about raising funds to help find funds to find the cure. and you've been great at that as well. now, i know it's a lot of work in a short amount of time. you're also a corporate funds razor in addition to a survivor and a walker >> we generally start in august, we've raised almost 13,000 this year, over the years we've raised over $100,0. i've been a bright light for the last five years, as has my son. so we just, you know, it's an important cause and i want more people to know about it and raise money, donate, let's find a cure together. >> how many people are on your team >> 124. >> reporter: that is just one team and $13,000 is just the funds raised by one team. we'll have so many teams here tonight. we're expecting several thousand and the money ads up expected to be

million raised. and it's not just one, you're not just doing today. right >> i'm actually going to be as rockville tomorrow and dc next week >> there's the information we'll put up as well if you'd like to take part. if you can't make it out. i sure hope you can, if you can get out 6:45, there's plenty of room and if you can't, tomorrow in rockville and next saturday on the mall. and that's where jim lokay will be. how about that? best wishes with your walk and your health. >> thank you. >> wish you best. as we do for everybody else. back to you guys. ♪ ♪ country star jason aldean made an emotional return to the stage. the singer was on stage october 1st when a gunman opened fire. killing 58 people and leaving the

recent history. he led in a a speech honoring the people who lost their lives in the attack. >> not a day goes by we don't think about them and our thoughts and prayers are with them and their family and everybody else who was injured in that thing and everybody who just was there, because even though we may not have physical scars, it was -- it's going to be a mental thing for a lot of people for a long time. i just want to say thank you for being here tonight allowing us to take the next step and getting past >> aldean cancelled shows in los angeles, san diego and california out of respect for the victims and to take time to mourn himself, it impact himself as well being there. wow. hyatt hotels hacked the customer information now in jeopardy coming up next. >> if you fly delta you may no longer have to check in for flights. new tool the airline is offering that will do it for you. back after this.

if you recently stayed at a hyatt hotel, the giant is reporting a major credit card breached. accessed certain locations at certain locations between march and july. 41 properties affected in 11 countries including the u.s. company said its cyber security team fixed the issue and taken steps to prevent this from happening again. >> delta is making it easier, the airline released an update to its ap. it will automatically check you in 24 hours before. nothing about baggage items. as long as they can make the

the. early estimates suggest the annual increase in social security will be around 2%, translates into an extra $25 a month for the average beneficiary. the annual increase hasn't been more than 2% since 2012. the cost of living adjustment affects benefits for more than 70 million people including social security recipients disabled veterans and federal retirees. >> tony and lauren are standing by for the newscast at 6:00. >> they have the news for you beginning now. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. ♪. deal, no deal. >> i am announcing a new strategy to address the full range of iran's destructive actions >> the reason behind president trump's decision not to recertify the iran deal. and what could happen next. and new details in the murder of a pregnant howard county teacher. we're live with

her former boyfriend, won't be charged with the death of the unborn child. targeting the pushers. the first person in one local county charged with supplying a deadly dose of fentanyls to one of his customers, fox 5 news at 6:00 starts now we begin with a developing story out of the white house. president trump followed through on a major campaign promise >> he announced he will not recertify the iran nuclear deal. the responsibility now falls on across who must decide whether to impose sanctions on iran or attach new conditions to the agreement. >> we will not continue down a path whose predictable conclusion is more violence, more terror, and the very real threat of iran's nuclear break-out. that is why i am directing my administration to work closely wi