okay. bring it on. standard rules. one book, two readers. punky reads a page, then the wizard reads a page. oh, frank, you're here. so we have two volunteer readers today? don't worry, miss librarian. we worked it all out. -pick a book. -okay. ts one? "the dinosaur went to the store." know it by heart. whatever. let's go. ok hi, kids, i'm punky boer! (amplifier disto -(children shouting) -no, no, no, no. no, no, no, that's not a scary sound. -it's a fun sound. -(laughs) hey gene, you been to bali no, why do you ask (grunts) 'cause you look ball-inknees. "and then the nosaur said, we better go down to the store." oof. he's good. gablack sheep have you any wool? yes, sir, yes, sir, i forget the rest. did you say something? au r said,o. 'i should buy some eggs. i don't wantgo egg-stinct.'" the end. thank you, library!

-(applause) -ah! ha, ha. huh. i got to hand it to you, that was a good read. that's not an easy thanks. you were pretty good, too. you know, maybe this read-off was kind of silly. story time shouldn't be about punky bookster or the wizard of books. 's-it's about the kids. yeah, sof them. -not that one. -oh, no. that one's a saster. okay, i guess the switchblade alard some parents. i just wantelito let you know thce are on their way. i didn't call them. i thought you even with the big words. crap. teddy, let's get out of here. r,ave the amp, leave the g let's go. you sure? that's mort's stuff. i'm sure. let's go, let's go! abraca-bye. yes. w epic battle. . guess it's time to get fancy. oh-- oh, crap! (slow-motion growl) (cheering) a stunning upset! gene belcher, the g winner. what do you have to say? (panting): i want to say... you people have taken this too far!

oh, this again. give me-- givee the megaphone. -give me... -no, i earned this! yes, ga-ga ball is fun. it'sood game. because they felt pressured to pressured by their friends. pressured by you, mr. frond. everybody wants to be here more than school activity we've ever had. why do you hate ga-ga ball, gene? i don't. i just don't like it when anything-ball is all anyone talks about. i think when people say "everyone" loves sometng, they're being a little loose wi everyone loves food and air. and matt damon. bl but that's about it, py. it's not a good feeling when someone says "eryone," but theyon't mean you. i... i guess that's all i wanted to say. matt damon! more about matt damon! well, congratulations, gene. eh, fine. zeke: hold on there, gene. you di n't not get through toe of us. (sighs) you got through to not none of us. i'm glou said what you said. i miss melting crayo on the.

i miss pla cats with my friends. meow? and what about you, mr. fron what? what about me? whut that little boy you told us about? the one whose used to talk to roly polies at recess? ha, well, this... the roly polies were... th-they were just... look, everybody, it's the roly poly pope. his holy roly poliness. boy: come on. we're pying football. but i don't want to play. we're playing foll. stop playing with your bugs! moans) frond: they're crustaceans, technicay. oh, my god. now i'm the super cool footbalguy on the playground. maybe we could make do everybody, do whatever weird things you want. mr. branca, tear down those walls. (groans) sorry we got carried away, gene. yeah, sorry, gene. i'm sorry, too hey. you want to play ga-ga? -seriously? -yeah. but first, when you look at that hedge over there, what do you see? uma hedge. no, wait! a hippo...? with a man bun? ah. yeah, i see it. i'm gonna say i see it?

i gote with you later, mr. hippo man bun shrub! okay, let's do all (chanting): ga-ga ball! captioning sponsored by bento box entertainment captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ gene: monkey booby man! tina: you just got banged. -frond:the ga-ga begin-gin! -(cheering) krystal moore krystal moore krystal moore

. a community comes together for the yng girl who suffereded an electrical shock atgm national harbor, her family is speaking out about the tragic >accident. a look out for dogs at wineries and more recess at school.bo we'll tell youut all theew laws going intoef fect. look out before you lock up your car. never want toideave yours and pets in this weather. can heat up.ckly your vehicle your news starts right now. ♪ . ♪ . tonight in calvert county, a comminityg together. showing strength and offering

prayers of home. 6-year-old g zynaeen suffered an electcal shock after touching a railing at mgm national harbor on tuesday, she remains in critical condition. at her elementary school ined prince frick, friends and classmhoeswed up to support her family. fox 5'svan lambert was ther >> reporter:e who were here wore green shirts with u can see the same message here on the school's sig zynae's uncle shared this picture of the6-year-old. dozens came together to say prayers, comfort and raiseheoney for t family at the school this evening. zynae's uncle tells fox 5 hers family i praying for a misdcle. lastay night, the 6-year-old was with her family the mgm national harbor, family says she got an electric shock when touching a metal in

g, zynae has been in the hospital ever since. >> rough times right now. sh fshting forer life, but we believe in god. we're a holly family. there's a child that's always smiling. you can see it in her pictures. she just fun, to be around she's loves to run, loves sports. just a beautiful child i that can't believe would happen to t us, werust god will bring her back. >> reporter: a spokesman for mga national harborsed this statement on wednesday, the next dayfter the incident. it says, quote, this is a and w heart broken. we offer ourupport and prayers for the family. we're fully cooperating within prince george's county fire ems department toci investigate the dent that occurred at an outdoor area of a resort last night. that area has been closed to the public while investigators andc engineers condu a comprehensive assessment of the

situation. i ask that spokesman fortigm naal harbor if the area was still cled. he s yes, he also sd there is no new information on why that railing became ieelecd. it's all still under investigation. in prince veederick, stigative lamp, fox 5 local news. a scare forse pasers aboard a united airlines flight that left reagan national this afternoon, the houston bound plane was taxing down the runway for technique-off when emergency crews were called in smoke in the cabin, passengersa otdown emergency sho to get off the plane. nobody got hurt. and the passengers werelaced on anoth plane. united tells fox 5 the incident did not impact other flights and plane w towed away to be inspected. taking a live look outside tonit. it was a scorcher there. pictures never really showat th but you can certainly feet

it >> if you were outside, you hknew, mike askere with more on what the work week is looking like for us, and nmike, it'ot going to be getting better >> pour of the same. thch more of same in the next couple of iday, the heats here to stay, monday and tuesday, we're talking about perhaps t hottest temperatures we've seen so far with this heat wave, so still more h to come as we head throughout the work week, right now, we still have temperatures in the 80's athis hour, 84 in dc, 82 in in westminster, 84 in rederick annapolis, another warm and muggy evening, p haps the warmest and muggiest we've son so far. more heat advisories, make sure you take extraio precaut drink plenty of fluids, try to avoid strenuous activity between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. ngarting off in the morni will

be 82 by 8:00 a.m. as you get up in the morning you steps outside it'lready in the thick of it by the afternoon, getting into the low 90's at midday and look at my, by 4:00 p.m. up to 98 degrees. some folkse m closing in on 100 for tomorrow afternoon. the big question i though, when does this big time heat come to an end? we'll talk more about that in ur full seven-day forecast coming up a bit. later on mike saidit. we're in the midst of a major . summer heat temperatures soaring intoe tripe digits som areas, the intense i s specially dangerous to young children and pets. fox ls melissa h is live in northwest with more on what parents and petld owners do to keep their loved ones safe when the temperatures rise. melissa? >> reporter: you know when you're in your car in the you might not think about how quickly it can shut up. there's an ap on your phoo

that's helping t insure you don't leave your kids in the car. >> according to the national oceanic and atmosphere administration, 99 can feel like 123 inside your vehicle within an hour >> make sure and make sure weat- much time in the car or take them out of the car when we get out >> i can't imagine a scenario where you would forget you child in the back seat. and at the sameme, i've always beenf mindfthe care of my child. >> reporter: safetyd council average 37 children die each year in the u.s. as a result of heatke. in 2017, 42 children died. up from 39 the year before. the feature in the waze ap is safe, youo up to settings and to general. and he you'll see c click on that and turn it on. simple additional precautions

law enforcement officials can help prevest the unthinkable. look before you lock when getting out and keep your keys fout of reach o children so they can't get inside your vehicle, and for folks travel this holiday weekend, aaa is reminding drivers they could trigge volcano breakdowns if yore traveling for the holid check battery, tires and pack an emergency kit >> there are devices for your car seat that will go off once you cut off ther,ca it's just another safety mechanism to help make sure that chiren aren't left in cars and to aid heat stroke fatalities. to the district now, where a man is under arrest after he allegedlyade a terroristre th across the street from the white house. the secret servicd n him last night. he threatened another person and claimed he had an explosi device in his backpack. he was in lafayette park at the time. poce checkedut his back teedn' h aytng dangerous with h.

thes man i now facing seval charges includingte making orist threats and hate crimes now, that the calendar has flip td to july,re ar new laws and policiesec takingt in virginia, maryland and the district. we'll start with virginia. july 1st is the start of a new budget year and commonwealth is allocated funding to expand health insurance for about 400,000 low income residents. that medicaid won't take effect til january 1st, staying in virginia, people caut shoplifting won't be a charged items worthe hundred dollars or more, the old law set the level at 200. the state made it easier forl school boards to increase the amount of time kids spend in recess and it's easier to bring you don't dog to a winery or brewery in state. in maryland. the minimum wage is $10.10 and

$12.25 in for businesses with more than 51 workers. another law requires teachers in public schools to undergo training for child sexual e.abus you can call itn the dec to 2.0, la bron las made up his mind where he will be changing and once againe's break, the hearts of cleveland cavaliers fans, he signou a newr year this is the t time in eight rs. years he changed team, he left the cavaliers in t 2010o play for the miami heat tn return r returned and ledhem to a championship in6 rough night though for cav's fans for sure

> a stabbing spree at a young girl's birthday's party. hundreds fleeing home as firefighters work tet g flames under control in northern california. tonight, authorities say the win is not helping. mothat when we come back. ♪ . ♪ . ♪ .

. a vigil is being planned for the nine peopletabbed at a little girl's birthday party in idah last night at an apartment complex where many of refugees c live,e say six nine those's those victims include

the birthday girl. some critically injured. a boyce police chief said it's e of the mos traumatic crime scenes he's ever encountered >> the crime scene, the face 's of parents struggling, the tears coming down their the faces of the children in the behospital beds w something i'll carry with me t rest of my life. as will every first responders that was there last night. >> the mharged in that stabbing attack 30-year-old tim me kinner of los angeles. he lived there but been asked to avele becausel of behav problems he hasn extensive criminal record in multiple states. the vigil will be held tomorrow firefighter are battling ai raging we in northern areaornialy in a remote

near sacramento. the fire is threatening dozens of homes and buildingses. the fire is not yet contained. no one gotten hurt but hunes are leaving their homes in nearby napa counties as a pr waution re in the middle of a heat wave. d unfortunately, it's nowhere near over >> a lot of people heading in the direction in for the big ho. and they will be feeling the heat. let's check in with mike bennett. hey there,ec >>ially early that's when we'll have t worst of it out there. certainly eve through july 4th it will be hot out there i you plans to wait outside perhaps for the today was hot. 93 at reagan, 93 atdulles, 96 at bwi. bwi gotten much hotter than both reagan and dulles, 84 at this hour with the heat index value

making it feel hotter into the 90's. at 10:00 still feels like 91. miles an hour, lighter as we en head throughout the night. is stuckhe in stagnant pattern, the big bermuda high continues to pump in the southerly and southerlily flow, pumps in the heat anhumidity an makes it feel even hotter. so feeling like 100o 105 as we head throughout the day tomorrow. so really weather headlines no the a whole lot of change, dangerous heatontinuing into monday and continuing i on tuesday, we're talking abouter tempures both days topping er out in the 90's, two on the hottest days we've seen so far this year to come, mostly d stray shower or storm out there. but first and fore vst, theast majority of it will stay dry and will be hot.u' ll make sure wherever you go if it is outdoor bng water.

storm chances, onda ty and friday, and saturday andehind at, we're talking about nally a bit o a cold front, moving through as we head into the dweekend,ropping off the temperatures maybe even below average by this timet nex weekend. we'll talkore about that in your full seven-day forecast coming up later . we'll check back comin up no one expected spain to go e he arly -- but russia had other plan e we'll all the action from today's world cup actions and reaction from around the world next. ♪ . ♪ ♪ at havertys we know everyone and this independey...s.da

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spain took the early and expected adle but a penalty kick before halfssime allowed ia to tie it back inne o run, both sides search for aot winner after b regulation time and an additional 30 minute that game wen to a shoot-out and that is wheress ia won. 4-3 on penalties, russia sent spain home early pulling up one of the biggest upsets in world cup thistory. there was croatia a denmark. they e managed toven it up only a few minutes later. then no one would score again until the game went into penalty kicks. there,roatia e out denmark 3-2, heading to the quarter aying russia.they will bepl here's a look at some reaction from around the rld.

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croatia. don't bowel out. fox 5 will have special coverage starting at noon, will be joined byoccer legend to break down the game and we'll take a look at watchnd parties arouhe region. >> people really getting into . canada making good on their threats. tariffs on billions of dollars in goods start today. how you could be impacted at the store. patience will be the key if you're plaingn hitting the road for the 4th of july. what you need to know to make the trip as smooth as rpossible. we'light back. ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . ♪ .

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prestrump's tariffs on imported steal and. alum canada is slapping tariffs on more than $12 billion in u.s. i guess. more from steve rapoport >> canada has no choice but to retaliate with are md perfectly reciprocal dollar for dollar response. and tet is what we ar doing. >> canada making good on a promise to implement new tariffs on u.s. goods starting sunday, 12.6 billion in tariffs. president trump end raging some closest allies to the u.s. after declaring certain import disparities are threat to national security s presidenttanding my his decision in an interview sunday. >> if you look at what'sen happ to steal and aluminum, we practically built a new industry, in a period of four, five months, but have to

straighten out trade sals. canada i slapping u.s. made iron and steal with a 25% tarift equaledo the same tariff to command sal in may. others will include tariffs. the ieereased f have some worries the extra costs could be passed otherhan >> it will be harmful to my home state, so far, this trade war, if it is that and it seems to be heading that way, has been of a modest scale, it hasn't done great damage yet but has the potential. justin trudeauin urg make their choicesaccordingly. a lookom now s top story. >> a vigil held for 6-year-old zynae green, little girl electrically shock on tuesday, fries and famil gathered at the girl's elementary school to

offer prayers and support. a vigil say green was shocked afr touching aetal railing near a decorive fountain. some passengs got a scare as tional.i t to leave reagan na the plane was taxingeryre w w ho because ofke in the cabin, passengers and crew members had to slide down emergency chutes to slide down the plane, the passengers were placed p on anotherne basketball great la bron james headed to holiday, james announced this evening he he's leaving the clevelandalf r a lears will join the ker, cav fans have seen this before, he left cleveland in 2010 to turn the miami. but he l heleave the cavaliers in 2016. the contract is four years and more than $150 million. all right. so 4th of july coming

one of our biggest weeks of summer. at least it's not goi to be raining. >> looking o the bright side >> i've had some rainy july 4ths in dc, that can be rough too >> what's worse? >> the rain or the heat? >> the rain you canet an umbrella, the heat there's no way t escape it unless you go inside. >> i'll be thinking that one now.ugh one is worst ow at 4:0 >> whe you're outside sweating >>ere's the view. wealked about this, hazy look, even at this hour, you still have the hazy look to . beautiful looking slot. otherwise. look out downtown, temperatures across the area are still in the 80's. so again, it's stillm a warnd muggy evening, iot to sho you some perspeci. it's not just here that we've been seeing the heat. you look across the rt of the country it was 92 in boston, 92 in buffalo, you keepoing west.

94 in natial, 9 in chicago, 96 in little rock. today was 90 in tampa, but much of florida topped down the mid toer 80. it was warmer here than mos of the florida. that's how warm it has beenhe last couple of days, 102. you expect that pretty much this time of year. it's 84 right now in dc. quantico, 79 inleonardtown. 81 in baltimore, 82 in weminster and 83n hagerstown. current heat index, you still showing this map at0:00 at night. you know it's a pretty warmnd humid out there. feels like the 90's from annapolis to dc to. quan goes to show you how warm and muggy it is in fact, at hour, and how warm and muggy it will be torrow, we take a look at the future heat index and you can see dangerous heat index

va,luhat'orw afternoon, we expect heat advisory values approaching the 105 degree mark, which is where it gets dangerous especially for sensitive healthgroups, children, elderly folks with asthma, bring your pets inside and of course, stayf hydrated you have any outdoor activities planned. tuesday afternoon, likewise, similar out there.he here wide view satellite and radar, not a whole lot of rain to cool things off, as you go up and down theastern sea board. west there's showers and storms. current temperature-wise, at least it's no the 8 degrees likk city, but still, again, p atty nd muggy everywhere. here's the futurecast. you look for maybe a couple ofs off afternoon and we may get some out along 81 and west as we he into tomor afternoon, but most of that should stay in kewise into tuesday, with the

heat and midity, it'sard to rule out the chance of a stray shower. tuesday or wednesday rain chances about 20%, 79, warm and fitting for d theay tomorrow, 98 degrees. just thin high hor sunshine, certainly very hot dangerously hot. for tomorrow, theext couple days we'll see th heat index climb,2 wednesday, 92 thursdaybl thunderstorms pe thursday, better chae of storms ase head into friday. a especially frifternoon and on into saturrny mog. and then by saturday and suay, we finally cool things off, highs in the mid to upper 80's, by then, guys, i think that will feel nice. >> suddenly, 87 is a cool-off. yes, that will feel good. compared to what it felt like day. th so much. lots of people will be on movien the coming days as the start of july 4th holiday travel gets underway. > aaa is predicting af record

number people. 47 million will be traveling betweenuesday and nextsunday. fox 5's tisha lewis has more o the holiday rush. >> reporter:f heading out o town tont celebrate indep day? more than a million washington, planning ts are travel this july 4th >> my son is six, my daughtere s and a half, they've never been fishing. we bought some finishing polls >> aaa sd it started tracking 18 years ago but this year could go down ashe busiest to date. >> so far, i don't know, we'red going to heaown 495 and out to berk lak bad it is. >> we were leavingarno tor w weeren't stooso it didn't really play a factor in our decision making >> dr. gerald more nay traveled witho littl no traffic.

>> it was easy. smooth. >> reporteal a trip usu ten minutes will reportedly take almost an hour as travel times are expected t quadruple across theet washington, dc mpolitan area and despite higher gas prices comred to last year,tr elers are expected to drive 50 miles or more this july 4th. nearly million expected to fto through security. ey handled traffic well and but people got on the planes and ultimately it easy. >> reporter: not fly? the worst day t drive tuesday afternn. terrible tuesday. between 4:00 and 6:00. speeds could slow to 12 miles per hour creating what aaa deribes as a get away grid lock. the best nadvice? leave i the we morning hours or late atnight. tisha lewis fox 5 local news. if you're leg to theti naal harbor to watch the

firerks, met is adjusting its train schedule on the 4th, y it's a plans to run on aho day schedule most othe 7:00 a.m. instead of:00 a.m. metro will close at 11:30, about two hours after the fireworks are scheduled to end. more than 800 teenagershorom thelic diocese of arlington. spanned out across northern and centirginia making repairs to about 12 mes, they did everything from weather proofing kids to replacing a roof for disabled man, the service project is now in its 29th year. coming up, a northern virgin veteran is demanding answers after a mechanic took his truck for a ride then crashed it. how dealership is responding. making sure history is remembered. a newer servant undy to insure

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. fox 5 ex fusive. veteran hrom afghanistan just wanted to be back behind the wheel of his truck. but first, someone in his neighborhood ran a stop stein and t-boned h and a car sleeperrecked it again. >> reporter: an employee took his fordf-150 in alexandria across county lines nrly 30 minutes away to prince william's county and crashed it >> what i thought was a g asset, was kind of not an asset >> matthew becker took his truck

to the shopnd this is h he got it back with front end damage which he said totally mo. but he said the damage from before he took it in. it was caused boy an employee at ive.y's for taking it on a testr >> the employee was trying to test drove it and they needed to give it eno t t fugure out what was wrong with becker 2016 ford f-150 had jus repaired and needed one last part frym's ford. he didn't expect to find out an ee of jerry's would crash the truck 15iles awayn prince william's county >> he said you need to talk to our lawyers because this is it getting too complicated >> becker is waiting on the company to make things right. his truck w isrecked and not drivable. fo5 spoke to a manager at jerrs in alexandria. she said she doesn't blame

becker beingal upset butled it an accident. becker said heo wantsple to realize their cars may end up miles from where they take them >> i'll check and make surehat if anyplace is repairing mcar, that they're going to treat my car with respect and not take it overnigh and if they do need to donedrive it, that it's within a reasonable dance. fairfax county police say once they identif the employee, that person could face charges forse unauthorized u of a e. ve coming uph, the searc continues for that soccer team acked in a cave and rescuers cleared a major hurdle rtist constantine know is best k nwnor the murals he painted inside the capital more than 0 years ago but there's an interesting story behind how he got the job, we'll tell you next. ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . ♪

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showed 22% of millennials had not heard of the holocaust in which 6 million jews were killed by the nazi regime during world war ii, not enough time is devoted to telling students abt one of humanity's worst tragedts >> it's taugh in history class it's glossed over when theyte h world war ii and they don't really go in-depth. i've gotten new perspective in terms of how to approach it >> you do your best to use the holocaust as an example of what can happen if people make choices that are the wrong choices and what can happen if they make the right choices >> the five day course was callediz hing the lohoust. l thousands file into the u.s. capital this 4th of july. constantine know bermhei,

unique way he scored his epjob. >> rter: to apply for a job irsome people up load the resume on line, the lucky onesin scoren rview but constantine know was granted an i was addition, it was for someone to paint the then incomplete u.s. capitol in 1855. inside the office suite of den >>brought him into the room and they said whyon't you paint the ceiling? and he said ok, fine >> in effect, that was his application. rather than filling o an application form he painted the ceilg. and as a re of that, he was hired. >> reporter: the most important building demand special artist, but there was no one in 19th century america who could int ithe same league at

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♪ extremeeat sticking around it might be a good timing to to the movies kevin mccarthy has a look at offi's new at the box >> kevin mccarthy here. let's start off with the sequel back stars.ims a ago, missing thise around is emily blunt who play a brilliant ro in the first fil but this time aroundhe focus is t more he perspective of josh brolin. also missing is the original director also scar winning. drug cartels are smuggling terrorists across the u.s.

mexico border and brolin.character. beinthey will kidnap the daughter of a major drug dealer. this feels like a step down from thfirst sacario which was an absolute master piece. the pacing of the writing on this writer. it feels a bit uneven and incomplete, it's the same writer, taylor sheridan. i just fl the sequel felt more like a bridge to the nextra mov er than its own film. brolin anddeltoro were phenomenonal. such depth to tse characters the film does noticeably feel different in tone, cinematography and direction a does ultimately feel like a step

down, that being i saidt delivers intensity, i gave it 3.5 out of five compared to the five out of five for the first. uncle drew based on the famous pepsi max commercials where kiri irving takes title character as heri t to put together a team t compete i tournament and he's introduced to uncle drew, who put together old school team including characters played by other nba stars like reggie, and shaquille o'ill. this film entertained me and i thought it had great message.wh basketball films ias r i go to he got gamen or white can't jump to fame a few but i don't feel ts film is on the level of those movies b