offices of the capal ga yesterday. police telling us that an unhinged man walked through those dhrs wit a planpossible. even barricading the doors to keep people from escaping. >> it was targetedta at, we . big news for beer drinkers, can'thom why that person chose to do orthis. guinness is t openinghe first >>ter: one day after 38ear-old jarred ramos took an brewery t the firste in 60 action shotgun a f murdereive years in baltimore in au ast, employees of annapolis capital gazette newspaper, police say guinness, two n's sd it seen they aren't exact sure what explains ramos's actions, we're the drop over the past couple getting a big clue from a man who has known and feared ramos years, as craft breweries gain popularity. come on. go, come for years. >> he's one of the most mal that's florida deputy fting viraer saving a scared thdog. event people i've heard of h boxer swam outo swam me obsesses on slights that he feels he suffered swim but too scared to >>y brandon mcc represented

ba without thinking twice, matt a female client in a years long jumped into the murky water and battle c who wasvicted for school clate.man a former high brought the dog named code deback to shore. zens of swimmers showing off he f wended theoman on facebook in 2009 and harassed skills f a belly follow up her soadly out of the years contest. if you're feeling the pain at she moved o of state home a littlbi >> he wrote to her employer and had her terminated from her job. the impact may not fl water pro and basically destroyed thi because the traemeepes whetunas woman's life. >> reporter: mccarthy said it nviction by the gazette that would fuel ramos hatred for the paper >> when i saw that there was a shooting at the capitol i told at ndg by for 6:00. my wife it's jarreradmos. >> reporter: documents released friday said ramos h under are a newsroom nightmare. a desk when police stormed the >> we got four bodies inside. bung and cnered him within people are coming out with hands two it's minute hs, they up. i need t covered. identifiim with facial recognition technology. police say the gun ramos used victims coming out. >>azhe capitette turned were you purchased legally into the scene of a deadly mass despite his past harassments conviction and threats he made ooting, a gunman a man wgeh a and a long legal history with the paper >> we're horrified what they against 20e paper in13. must have had to go through >> the surviving members worked

police told us that the newspaper declined to pursue round the clo to cover a criminal charg to press stories that all about them. criminal charg against ramos for those threats13 in. he is being held without bond, and being charged wite we have liv team coverage ivhnts of murder. tonight from annapolis. live in annapoliers, evan t, fox 5 local news. meanwhile, president trump a reflection afterhe t took time out from an event on deadly shooting inside a maryland newsroom tax cut to make his first f openiman accused official statements on the shootings athe paper. fire at the capital gazette o jarred ramos appeared in court journalists like aerll for the first time. amans should be free from the f he'l be held without bond. he aeared boy video by the ated while doing their job. county detention center and was told he's charged with five he families of the victims, counts of first-degree murder. he could face life in prison. there are no words to express meanwhile, here's a today's front page of the our sorrow for your loss. capital gazette. the newsroom put out a paper even t inhe midst of a deadly horrible, horrible event, horrible thingen happ. shooting inside their onus room >> the president faced criticism for many journalisttes on twitr it reads fivetea ae of the pointing out he's freaked slai ture staffers, four employees referred to reporte arss enemies arejournalists, one worked in of the people. sales > multiple vigils being held >> president trump spoke out for theilive peopled in today about thet hooting ae

capital gazette. he saidhe shooting shocked the the capital gazette shooting. conscious of the nation. this is one happeningow >> l journalike all ics shld be happening at the unitarian the fear of being violently church of annapolis rrebecca smith, sal is assistant, attacked while doingirhe t fami gerald fischman an editoal writer a editor. rob hiaason a writer. our sorrow forour loss.horrible jo mcnamara, an editor and repoer for the bowie blade, horrible thing happened. >> t focus turned to matt ackland is live in bowie memorizing the journalist left behind a legacy in the state of where mcnamara is being deeply missed. >> reporter: it is a sad day, john mcnamara spent a lot of ti in this building behind me an cd in tommunity covering this areaer. yesty we're told an hour before he was shondt a killed, he called the communicaons manager here just doing a beat call asking hey, anythg going on this weekend? and she sai. but as always, he would turn from reporter to a good guy and they wld just talk about things and in fact, yesterday,

they talk about looki forward to this weekend and going onca vaon. then that communications manager heard the awful news a short >> i wasa reception for an employee who was leaving and i mgot call fro my daughter and my phone had been blowing up but i've been ignoring it at this reception and she said you got to look. i texted him, i didn't get answer and i got this reay bad pa in the pit of my stomh. a lot of people thought he waow from bie because he sort of jumped right in and blended in and sort of got bowie. it's a different place ande had aough job. he was the singlrte er/editor for the bowie blade. >> reporter: mcnamara wore so many hats he was known well for the sports coverage. he even wrote two booksut sports at the universal of maryland where he graduated.

i also talked today t the chief of police here in bowie about him. he sd mcnamara was a wonderful person but a nnso ne reporter >> john was t he epitome o objective and fair reporter. he also had a great personal side. he would come and talk before the meetings and after the meeting. >> reporter: back out live now, you can really see a lopot of le in mourning across the area toda i've seen the maryland flaghe down, also t bowie city flag as you just saw a moment ago has been lowered to half staff just to recogze all of these journalists who were gunned down yesterday. bute again, really sad here at bowie cy hall. live in prince george's county, matt ackland, fox 5 localne . rom we're also hearing close friend of one of the other victims, wendy winters >> when we announced t

victims, her name was mentioned first, i jumped off the sofa, shocked.couldn't believe it. she was a giving rson. she did not hesitae to helny you in a way. >> reporter: in the midst of that deadly shooting inside of throe news, the capital per and delivered.o put opaut a >> this is a look ahe front page, five shot dead at the capil with pictures of the ty, some poignant messages, u o this is the opinion page. it'sostly blank. 're speechless.tom says, weday, this is ientionally left blank to commerate the victims of thursday's shooting ins office. andist thees of the victims and says tomorrow this page will retur in tts steady purpose of offering our readers' inform opinion about the world around them tha they might be

better citizen >> i can't imagine what it'av like but i hto commend these ys for their dedication, onjournalists d't make a lot of money in small t towns, andy do it because they love joursm and i was saying how, you know, who wouthld expat that would be in your job training, trying to be a teacher ry aboink you got to wor someone coming no a classroom. trying to be a journalist, worrying aboinut someone com to your newsroom. i don't know what's happened to our society. but we need to reset and do something about it. >>ofundme account raised nearly $150,000, set to go towards medical bills, funeral expenses and other costs >> there is much more news to a major immigration rally. what you can expect, >> more problems for the red h restaurant in lexington, details on the new problem the restaurant is dealing with. it is a hot and to e work

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to the zero tolerance policy. we got ae preview whatcan expect when nearly 600 people were arrested on capitol hill for staging a sit-in to senate office building. organized by women's march members, under the umbrella group called families belong together, several dozen groups are supporting marches here and in other cities this weekd. ma march starts tomorrow at 11:00 of a lafayette square directly across from t white house. the protest is expected to last around 2:00 p.m. take a look at this map showing the demonstration planned in other cities across the country, there are hundreds including baltimore. the president celebratingx months since the passage of his tax reform bill. claims it's slashing tax bills added a an average of $17 ton

the average mly paycheck >> six months after the tax ts, more than 6 million workers received bonuses pay raises and retirement account contributions. >> also impacting federal budget, president trump economic advisor claimed deficits are coming downdl y. they're sayin actually the oppote will happen that theon nati debt will rise by $2.2 trillion. the paul manafort wants anhing found in the locker to be disqualified as evidence, federal judge already rlaect add simi request. manafort's assistant told the court he gave the fbi his permission to search the locker 's behind jails on bank and tax fraud arges. more problems for the red head restaurant in electioning ton. scammers have apparently taken

over part of the website in order to drive traffic to their sides which things like discount viagra. theed hen in lexingtons after refusing to service sarah ckabee-sanders and her familyri allght. here we are on the precipes of what for many people could be af long holiday weeke they take monday and tuesday off >> or the whole week. we're supposed to have a lotf travel tomorrow because everyone just called eight weeks. >> i keep wondering do you celebrate before the holiday ora after? >>t's a good queson. >> i think it starts now. >> you're celebrating, it's never too early to celebrate america. come on. >> w champagne botere popping because you have a week ofy and i'm ver envy you don't say of you as we take a look outside, what a nice start to the holiday week. it's been awhile since we've been able to string together a going to takes placesbe d that

nning yesterday and through the weekend into the whole holiday week. we don really have thunderstorm chances until maybe dependence day itself, but that is still so far offhe big story is the heat, our summer heat wave has begun, temperatures in the 90's and the air conditioners working ertime. 92 in ba 86 at winchester, sunny an hot but nothing out of the ordinary for us here in the summer months., in fact the heat index not that far above the actual high temperature, theoi due ps aren't too terrible, so kind of just feels the way that it is, upper 80's toow 90's, satellite and radar not seeing much at all nationwide here. protected by high pressure bringing us this sunny hot weather, and clouds and showers circling around. this is kind of the way it will look, really into the weekend. and beyond. so here's your planning forect

ekend. start off at leastwe the 87 by 7:00 p.m. clear skies as we go t later on he evening, 83 by 9:00 p.m. 80 by 11:00 p.m. mildovernight. we f to 73 here in washington and some of us may slip below the 70 degr mark but you got to get out for a higher cooler evations where we're back into th 60's otherwise warm ni overt. much o same this eweekend. high pre offshore each day will get a hotter more d, sunday we'll be talking about possible heat advisories for the area, where air temperatu will be into the 90's and it will feel like 100 to 5 plus. saw the heat index not so bad. maybe a little higher but really on sunday when we got high temperatures in t upper 90's and that humidit creasing. so for your weekend forecast, clouds tomorr l, kind ofike today, but hott h, we 92 so far 5today, for tomorrow and the 97 on sunday with many areas cong closeo if not hitting the triple digits. again we'll watch for the

potential for a heat advisory. i'll have your fullineven-day forecastg up. and jim i'll send it over to you. new information aund a tool the police say could help track down the g annapunman melissa hl bac in annapoliswith. melissa? >> reporter: that's right.m, it's called gop. it's a social media intelligence tol that helps track dow b your locatiased on your social media post. now, today, the chief herouin anne arundel cy said losing that tool losing tliir abies track down like yesterday's shoo >> we get at least a threat of call a day. i'll say this again.we lost a g geofeed ai couple of years ago, it was the national conscious that decidee weren't going to be able to use made our job easier as it relates to following things. phrases,areas, on social media.

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held next month and a finalct of kind ness, anonymous shopper in north carolina purchased $1 millionth of toys today and they will be donated to charity. >> that's cool. nick, here's the deal. any timee have somebody new joining thee fox 5 team, make them sing and you di it already, so you can check that >> i'm done, thank you, guys. back to you in the studio >> nick, you'reng j the fox family, you've been with us before, been with fox before, glad to haveou back, we'll see you throughout the day >>in'm lov it here in the dmv >> we'll see you soon big news from the washington capitals, they now have a new coach, dave resigned. promoted associate coach toddde n to be the next headcoach. he was hugely successful during his four-year run, which ended with the team capturing its first ever stanley c and the caps made another big move

resigning michael kept knee to a four-year deal worth $10 million. caps fans, can celebrate some new moves at fanfest kicking off tomorrow. activities begin at 10:00 a.m. w ill feature the team's development camp rimmage. ly the annual equipment sale, a photo opportunity with the stanley cup, get this, cell phone photos and seles are not allowed. in fact, they're prohibited. all on icee sessions are and open to the. pu admission will be5 breaking news from the supreme court and white house on the search a new supreme court justice days after anthony kennedy announced held woue retires. plans to announce his choice july 9g cominp soon and on that list he's considering two women, we'll talk more about th coming up on 5@630 on fox

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>> thi person was prepared to shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. we do have fatalities and we do have serious injuries. it's a tragic situation. >> a mass shootin in annapolis isy. craz it's ridiculous. doesn't hpen here >> we continue coverage now, the deadly nsroom shooting in annapolis at the offices of the capital gazette, the suspected shooter was in court and a judge

ordered him held witho>> bail new information about some warning signs missed and how the legal system strug dings tol with people who may seem like a threat but haven't acted out yet. evan lambert live in with more. evan >> reporter: i spoke to the lawyer for the woman who says she was habit wally harassed by the suspect. that attorney tells me it was a story by the capital gazte about the harassment that fueled we're alsorning new ewspaper. information from cou ramos used pump action shotgune to murder employees in annapolis, they identified the shooter byia usingl recognition technology. after there was a delayinn g his fingerprints back. court documents say ramos was ndund hiding u a desk after police with nearly 300 officers on the scene cornered him within two minutes sleing css lives. we also sat dren with ban

mcca who representedas hhe tita the woman went hig lere hartos for years that that woman had move. mccarthy said everyone who inctraith ramos wedouldn't kne much because he had not acted. ramoss being held without bond, charged with five counts of first-degree murder. live in annapolis, evan lambert fox 5 local news. also new details about the five capital gazette emploes killed. many known for years of devotion to he journalism. shawn yancy with more they clearly left a rk, 59-year-old journalist rob aason worked for various news organizations the baltimore sun, palm beach post, his coworkers described him as a generous man wh had are a great sense o

humor. heust celebrated his 33rdrs wedding anary. yesterday was his wife' birthday. 61-year-old geraldischman was the capital gazette's editoredi years won dozens of awards b shy and with the tea man and all hours of the day. the office 56-year-old john mcnamara w also an editor. he worked at the newspaper more than 24 years. his coworkers described him as a grea person and a jack-of-all-trades, mcnamara leaves behind on a. wendy winters spent the early pa of her career in new york city before coming to il maryland, a is underway at the unitarian church of an apolis, she was described a wonderful what time, dedicated and a fantastic reporter a youn recent hire, working as a sales

assistant, she coworkers sayhu e made ser office ran smoolily described her as thoughtful, consider the and willing oh help othe. she leaves behind a fiancee. they had a combined 75 years of journalism experience. two others have been released from the hospital. a gofundme page has been,et up so far raised $155,000 i4n 2 hours. the money wil go towards mel bills, funeral costs and repairs to the newsroom. the page was a journalist who does not work at the capital gazette. tisha? jim >> thank you, shawn. law enforcement officers from acrosshe area responded to the scene in at the first arrived wi 60 seconds on fox 5 news morning news we spokeo derek park. he's the president and ceo o metropolitan protective services security personnel.e than 500

law enforcement always generallyry to train to exceed d the scary thing about it is that they're actually becoming faster and more responsive,g me that they're really practicing and training for these to kind of events that's the scary rt. they'r really preparing theirselves for the en t hses off to the first respblders who were ato get the think about mentaln stability, we really don't have the facilities anymore to deal with it, if you look at local jurisdictions, more and more closing down, places where people can seek help, and they'r kind of just, kind of, you know, dealing with it yourself, soalome of these indis need counting. >> parks saiif you find yourself in an active shooter situation, you should seek cover,rust your instincts and silence your cell phone. >> top story with ne newails a

keinomep one super fan that is taking his love for the team to a new. >> hat's being blamed for the e-colibr outk >> have you seen this,y f kicked out their own funeral and they're sharing their story with us, but first as we stand on the precipes of a long holidaytl weekendin roth standing by. >> this is for saturday, this happens when it gets humid out for any sensiti groups or those with allergy when is the air becomes thick tou want to limit outdoor activities in effects starting tomorro the temperature just keeps heating up, we'll have a look what it will feel like this weekend when your fox 5 accu-weather forecast coming up after the break.

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romaine lettuce i cold outbreak, thedc said water from a tainted irrigation system is to blame. the outbreak impacted dozens of st including maryland and virginia, five peoe died and about 200 others were sick. the lettuce was traced to a farm in arizona. investigators are trying to figu out how the bacteria got into the canal contamination anywhere hello f you coverage of the 2018 fifa world cup. tomorrow begins to match-up, we'll take on argentina and group a y asou're guy with a battle against portugal.tonight fernandoe on show as we preview all the matches. caitlin and i will be

watching the portugal match-up. >> one british football fan is taking his passion to an extreme. the tattoo says i all, that's on his stomach, jamie richardsoc is soonfident england will win that he got a tattoo on his stomach declaring england the 2018 winner >> we'll see what it is it happened. when it comes in two weeks, when we get to the fina around here will can come and toh the tattoo a say prayer to it. told us, it went and got it done, it won >> it'sbi a little off center, i thought maybe the world cup would be his belly button, regardless the final i match more than two weeks away. you can catchnhe a here on fox 5. rentnal dewas devastating, four years later, mexico has another chance, i see you believe we can make it.

budweiser giving out free beer if mexico breaks the curseh mexico been eliminated in the round6f for the lastix rld cups this year budweiser is rooting f them to break the world cup curse and they also get free advertising here. united.s official one stars is g wayne areen are greeted by fans,to e brspell ain s wev teralay he minutes signing his name a on to bench of things taking dozens o selfies with nifans, dc ud announced yesterday that has officially signed with them and will ware the number nine. andc washington, d is gearing up to host baseb major league all-star game and the's some good news forea peopleding to the all-star game, and that atn event at nats park.

master card is sponsoring latvi night ser for metro. extra trains will be in service and stations will stay open past midnight to getans home. metro is also selling a special lited edition all-star smart trip cards. >> everyone is buying them up alre >>ot going on obviously. no even as we head towards the all-star ga, before that we have to get to the weekend and holiday week and everything else as we kick off july sunday, f summerfestl force. that's what w want if you want to be out barbecuing, heading to the beach, as we take a live look outside onny a sun if not hazy start to the weekend. the a quality is fine, hasn't hbeen tooid with that strong sun,o there doubt about it. feels like summertime here in as as well as maryland and virginia. weather headlines let's get into the weekend.

temperatures gradually rising each afternoon, tomorrow's little hotter, sunday isot hr than that, primarily the whole weekendry and a lot ofsu hine, which we have not had many weekeavs thaten't been unsettled, this will be one that is not unsettled. heat index surpassing the 100 moree mark, if not tomorrow,eli we could have heat advisories out an looks like the hot weather does carry over into the holiday week itself. ,temperatures 90 here in dc, 88 in gaithersburg, 92 in ltimore,6 in annapolis, upper 80's to low 90's, humidity hasn't been too bad the heat index isn't very highpr but ably is high up by chicago wher it's 95 degrees. that's where the core over the heat r isht now. it will be pushing eastward over us this weekend. 81 me binghamton, 88 in york, boston still kind of cool, 79 and there have been clouds and showers across oartsf new england you can see them moving off the coast of maine but that will ce and everyone across the northeast corridor will be

baking this weekend with temperatures well into the 9des and those heax values surpassing 10 for tonight, 73 it is a warmg ev under mostly clear skies, light variable winds.as planning ft for tomorrow, saturday, up early, it's nearly 80 by 80 a.m. once that sun comes up, it's coming in stng, and itill heat things up quickly. by noon, 91 no problems with outdoor activities if you don't mind being so hot. 95 by 4:00 p.m. and the air quality alert is in effect. future heat index this is saturday, tomorrow as 3:30, with more humidity you start to see some triple digits readings for how hot it feels if you are going to be outside, breaks in the shades, a lot of water, even into sunday it can beatotter than, more triple digits heat index readings, some well ab 100, gaithersburg 103, sunday we may start to see se heat advisories in place, and that could carry over to monday

we're at the time of year when the sun is incredibly strong. temperatures are rising very gh hi accu-weather seven-day forecast, saturday, on sunday. again on monday, so whether you're going back to work or continuing the week off, it's very hot. 93 tuesday, by independence day, arting to see that pattern break down.e there m a chance for a thunderstorm or two, thursday into friday, doesn't look spread but at first glance that's when we think we'll introduce you to storm chances, ocean city maryld forecast looks hot but cooler by water. now 70, that will feel good thi8 weekend as8 on saturday at the beach 90 ay sund if you're going to be there george the niceweather. that is a look at your seven-day forecast. jim and tisha over to you. >> thank you. there's new attraction on the national mall this weekend.

big lego exhibit on display. large scale league legoels of the washington monuolnt, linc and jefferson memorize toe a few, visitors can help build a gnt flag on display and on monday f um 10:00il 6:00 p.m. >> sounds le a cool family fun activity >> a big version and little version >> i hopeft's free. >> absolutely. still aheadun aeral fight fall-out, a moment of mourning turning into chaos,hen a priest kicked them out of their own funeralring their stories exclusively with fox 5. ♪ . ♪ .

maryland family kicked out of their own funeral in charlotte hall t >>he archdiocese of washington is apologizing. anjali hemphill explains what ep happens. orter: take a look at agnes hicks and obituary for heh viewing funerald inside this church tuesday morning, hundreds showed up to pay respect but it ended abruptly when someone knocked over and damed the church's say credit cup also known as a challenge list. an argument between the past tore and family laying their loved one to rest escalahes, whil body of 54-year-old agnes hicks lays in herasket nearby. a short time lailr, they seen carrying out her casket to leave. which shocked attendees and police cars in the parking lot. >> this was uncalledfor.

uncalled for. at that church. really hurt me. really do. to see your loved one come there to rest and be shut down like that. >> reporter: hicks's family stl traumatized over what happened.ne ag hicks was baptized asyo a g girl at st. mary's catholic church in charlot and where she always wanted her funeral but things got ugly with the past , this is a photo of him from theebsite when family said someone went in for a hug and accidently knocked over the church's sacred chalist near the a >> he literally got on theic and said there will be no funeral, no mass,et everyon out of the ,church he was disrespectful, disrespected my mother, called my mother a t of my church, everyone get ng the hell out of my church. i s neen anything like that

before. >> reporter: the family said the >> bad enough we had to bury our own mother but for you to says she' thing and there wilbe no funeral, you're not a preacher, not a past or, you're decided the famy was not in the wrong and escorted them to another funeral home out of the county. the archdiocese issueean apology to th family that reads in part qu what occurred at st. hry's paris does respect nor does the incident represent e archdiocese commit to pthice undertake every day >> my mom is supposedeao have a t funeral. and all of this came up and now i'm so -- i'm traumatized i'll keep thinking about this every day, i can never forgethis day. >> reporter: the archdiocese ads they're taking this matter

seriously and it is still under review. father breezey is also expected to make a formal apology to the llmily. >> anjali he reporting. a b name breweryo getting read open doors in baltimore >> at 00, if youe a comcast customer, chances are you experienced some issue with your service today, we'll tell you what led to the outages.