martinsburg. 91 fell short in dc. down to 86. a few points in the 60s. for tonight, muggy. you might need the ac tonight. i did break down and turn it on. bus stop temperature about 80. 90 degrees or higher thursday and friday and thunderstorms mainly friday afternoon. those are going to be a few scattered. not everyone will see a thunderstorm friday as the cold front pushes through. 92 tomorrow, 90 friday, 70 saturday, either side of 80 over the weekend. really not a bad weekend. 77 monday. for tonight, 81 downtown, 78 gaithersburg. pretty much like june or july. by 6:00, in the 70s downtown. there will be 60s again. 67 in frederick, 69 leesburg. by 9:00 in the upper 70s much everywhere. by 1:00, there will be some storms firing along the i-81 corredor. those storms generally to the west of us. by the time we get to the 6:00 hour, temps still around 90. heat index more like 92. 70s to start, 84 by 11:00, 89 by 1:00. better chance for storms friday and the morning shower saturday. only 79. the next seven days, sunday we are pretty

the record in dc is 92, 93 in dallas for 1960 and martinsburg, we may not make a but it will be hot withan air quality alert. if you have a respiratory condition, limit your time out doors. there is some relief on the way and it will be here by the weekend and we will talk about that with the heat in a few minutes and you can get that seven day on our wusa9 app. >>> the wusa9 special assignment unit goes to the er but not in an ambulance. some area uber drivers now call themselves uber to the er. >>> ride these days? what happens if your insurance doesn't cover the bill? >>> in today's health alert, cotton-tipped applicators. a staple in many bathrooms and reuse them from everything from makeup application to household cleaning. doctors said using these to clean inside your ears can have serious health consequences. a new study finds an alarming number of children end up in the ear -- end up in the er with ear injuries. they used a cotton-tipped applicator to get water out of her son's ears. when he jerked his head she knew something was wrong. >> he dropped could have been affected. it

by lunchtime, a couple showers sneak in parts of dc, maybe even fairfax. e of showers tomorrow really will be south of i-66 and south of route 50. by 6:00, only 67. 70 in frederick. temps struggle to get to 70 tomorrow across the area. then by tomorrow night, that's the next moisture with temps in the upper 50s to low 60s. looking at a fair amount of rain. more rain on thursday. a break on friday. tonight kind of a break. mostly cloudy, comfortable. winds out of the north about 10. just a slight chance of patchy fog tonight. on the date planner, low 60s to start, 64 by 9:00, 65 by 11:00, 67 by 1:00. not much change in temps. now, we get into wednesday some sun and clouds to start. maybe an isolated storm but a pretty good day. that could be the next yellow weather alert. showers and storms on thursday. also 76. pleasant on friday, isolated storms, isolated storms saturday. mid-80s on sunday. scattered storms and then a good chance for storms on and off all day memorial day but we are still warm with highs in the 80s. >>> now, wsa nine game on sports . >> th

hotel where he had checked in and arrested him in his hotel room on a charge of carrying a firearm in dc without a license and having unregistered ammunition. the u.s. secret service said that at no time were any of the people being protected in danger. >> we do a thorough examination and we will get to the motive as to why he was coming armed with these weapons to the district of columbia. i very concerned about this circumstance, a very peculiar circumstance. i believe that the officers and our federal partners -- in particular those coming forward -- averted a potential disaster in our nation's capitol. >> reporter: the arrest happen very early this morning but officials tell us that he did not make what was called the tunnel up, his paperwork wasn't processed in time to go before a judge. it will likely be tomorrow before he goes before the judge. it might be tomorrow before we get more details on those threats. live it dc police headquarters, bruce leonard chan, wusa9 news. >>> is the u.s. going it alone for climate agreement? nearly 200 countries on their core to reduce greenhouse

that is all well and good nationally in dc with the unique and democratic system. there i would say it's a little bit what i was talking earlier about everybody operating in their sphere of influence. what are the things when i noticed when writing this book. just like nobody said we want to be the world's biggest jailer especially no one said that in african-american communities. but what is also true is there is a harsh version of the statement. there is a pack the bus kind of attitude. when i interviewed prosecutors about this book they would often talk about the police in the problem was that they bring us in these cases and if the police would bring us a different set of cases the movements prosecute a different set of cases. the thing is the prosecutors they prosecute the certain type of cases. what i want to say is how someone else is working or not working is always a problem. but what can you control. and as a judge you a lot of power. if you don't like the way things are going under the sentencing system you a lot of authority and that is true for everybod

in the fall. is there some optimism for the dc sports fan going forward >> i think there's a lot of hope. hat the wizards did and what the nats are doing, they're in first place pretty much every year. >> it's like call me in october. >> that is true. the caps, man, i was routing for the caps. i was there game seven and everything. >> a message to the dc sports fans could be don't worry about a thing, receive a little thing will be all right about the redskins signed bob marley's grandson. you're going to be doing all right. we'll see you after this. >>> popular hang-out for the ducks has a cool new feature. one of two new duck ramps installed. the cute guys figured out how to use it. you can them waddling right up to the ramp >> they're calling eight perfect excuse for dc waste. >> just leave the ducks alone. >> that does it for the news at 5:00. >>> news at 6:00 begins now. ♪ ♪ >>> this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. >>> dramatic new video shows a woman being gunned down. steps away from a busy playground. >> a woman was kneeling in front of the entrance to the bald eagles recreation cente

here in dc, we were in the marginal risk zone for maybe a strong thunderstorm or potentially somethinggo severe and way little bit more sunshine today, we'll watch a couple of those thunderstorm a little bit more closely as they blow-up, it does look like the greater chance for more widespread severe weather is down here in the slight? the yellow is. that's approaching culpeper, and in down towards close to manassas. it looks like most will be farther to the south and this afternoon and this evening. this morning's futurecast, 7:00 a.m. it's doing good finding this little cell to the north and west. keeps us mainly dry until 2:00. it's after 2:00 we get the potential for some showers maybe a thunderstorm or two and then back out to the west, another group coming in and it's going to slide across the area later on this evening, and during the overnight. this is 3:00 a.m. then tomorrow morning, looks like we could have a couple of showers breaking through. memorial day is looking pretty dry and warm. that's the forecast, back over to you guys. >> we took a little in a bit he will here an

those honored have already been added to the national law enforcement officers memorial wall here in dc. on the national mall, lindsey watts fox 5 local news >>> happening in the district, the search is miss putting 13-year-old boy. sean well den last seen along the 200 block of k street southwest on may 10th. he was wearing green sweatpants, a black and white southwest, white green and pink tennis shoes, you're asked to call dc police if you seen him. >>> the search continues in virginia for a missing woman and eight month old daughter, they were reported missing on april 30th in had the hampton area. an amber alert was just issued this week. police say they learned of new information since they were first reported missing. that prompted them to issue an amber alert. they may have been traveling in a 2013 black kia optima, with virginia tags vaw 2197. >>> president trump is set to host a world leader at the white house next week, we have details coming up >>> tense illinois hospital. after a woman was taken hostage. coming up next. i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be

in a holding cell next to the dc courthouse because he didn't make the cut-off. therefore, he'll go before a judge tomorrow afternoon and that's when the police will release the evidence that they have in this case. what we know is that a concerned citizen called the pennsylvania state police some time this morning, to notify them about mr. moles coming here to the district. let's tell you what else we know at this hour. it was around 12:30 this morning, dc police say they received a tip from the state police, that brian moles was on his way to the firearms in the car. after alerting the secret service and security at the trump hotel, police say they found moles about a half hour after he checked in. they found a glock 23 handgun, a carbon bush master rival, 30 round of 7.62 ammo and 60 of .223 ammo. just outside of erie has been charge with carrying a pistol without a license and possession of unregistered. although he has not been charged, peter newsham said they took this initial tip seriously. >> i can tell you this. i was very concerned about this. very pecul

let's talk about the race in dc. it's for fighting brain tumors and raising money for research. >>> if you live in loudoun county and you have library books, today is the last day you can turn them in to wipe those fines clean by donating food. for the past week, loudoun county library has been participating in nods for fine to say, if you have an overdue book and you return there book, bring along a can of food or boxed goods, those fees are wiped away. >>> capitol yacht club is hosting. they kick off the season on the potomac river, we're celebrating the 125th anniversary of the club, southwest dc. not sure if the weather is appropriate for it, but kicking off regardless >> we have to plow through. yeah, very wet, very cool yesterday, tough to be outside, luckily we have the sunshine for the most part, it was still cool and we're talking about an unusually cool pattern for all may. as we take a live look outside this morning on this sunday with the sun shining on the white house not to see that. clouds will be quick

and it's always in dc always on the weekend. >> do you care? >> that it's going to rain? not necessarily. >> there is a pattern of rain every weekend. >> it is spring, so i'm not surprised. i've been in the mid-atlantic a couple years. it just does this. it gets hot in april and may is miserable. but june is nice. >> would you go out? >> i might go out for a little bit. keeps the pollen away, keeps the people away sometimes. >> a trip to busch gardens this weekend. >> you are thinking about this. will you be sad to miss it? this. >> i don't know if they'll be seeing anything that was gardens this weekend. >> probably not. >> let me cheer you up. they were all sleeping a minute ago. >> this is just adorable. we can help but look at it. talk to us. >> i'm going to talk to you about hurricane awareness and safety week. the hurricane that give us the strongest wind gust ever. let's talk about hazel. it went through the southern caribbean and kind of went in between cuba. the key factor is the track went just west of us. 98 mile-per-hour wind gusts. that's the highest one we ha

confidence confidence. >>> he spoke at the 36th annual national peace officers' memorial sheriff's sale in dc. o'connell did he meaned the recent uptick in violence and voweled to look at ways to reduce the crimes. trump and the vice president also agreed that protecting the american people is the administration's top priority. >> every drop of blood spill from our heros in blue is a wound inflicted upon the whole country. >> this president knows in his heart that to make america safe again we must also restore the tradition of respect and honor that is owed to every member of the law enforcement community in america. >> may 15 and was proclaimed national peace officers memorial day back in 1962 by then john kennedy. this week is known as national police week. >>> trump's youngest son will be attending school when he moves to dc. barren will attend saint andrew's piscopo potential school. he's finding up and entering the sixth great and tuition is just over $38,000, parents of students in the area talk about the changes they might expect next year. >> the concern he may affect the traffic dro

you know as soon as we hear from them. >>> fallout after that fight outside the turkish embassy in northwest dcyou remember that. those men in suits are believed to be turkish security guards, and they are seen attacking demonstrators who are protesting turkey's government. today the house of representatives approved a resolution condemning that violence. beeker called -- speaker paul ryan calls turkey an important ally. >>> a building collapse being blamed on dk. some cars were damaged when brick fell from the fagade of a building over a subway sandwich door. this happened around 10:00 last night. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> 23 suspected overdoses in just one day. that's what police in hagerstown had on their hands yesterday. a spokesperson tells the local paper there that the majority of those calls were related to the synthetic drug known as spice. some of those overdoses involve the same person. let's dig a little deeper here. space is made from shredded plant materials and man-made chemicals that produce mind altering effects. spice is known as k-2 and fake marijuana. don't let the n

leone takes a closer look at some celebrations. >> reporter: memorial day weekend is in full swing in dc lawn of the capitol. as you can see crews are putting on the final finishing touches in front of the capitol for sunday's concert. that memorial day weekend concert w and gates will open at 5:00. besides watching some incredible performances, concert goers will also honor the 101 soul survivor. no alcohol allowed but bring lawn chairs, parking is on a first come, first serve basis. speaking of parking it may be hard to find spots near the pentagon because that's hundreds of thousands of motorcycle riders will start the rolling thunder ride for freedom. this is video of last year and clearly the ride was a success. so if you're on the road between the hours of 7:00 and 3:00 in the morning, keep a look-out for riders and finally if you're barbecue or party plans don't pan out on monday, the parade will be going on 2:00. along constitutional avenue and draws hundreds of thousands of spectators. they will watch a moving timeline from the american revolution to presentment day. plenty of p

guys, back to you in dc. >> will check in with you later for an update. >>> we have a well deserved blast of summer on the way this week. each day they come up with something new. out on the weather terrace with more. >> it's a spectacular evening. we take a little walk after dinner with the dog. this is 10:00 tonight on future cast. 59 gaithersburg and manassas. 61 hagerstown. we will come back and talk about the 90s and if any record highs are in jeopardy. >>> how about this one? >>> separation celebration. it's a new trend. those are divorce cakes. >> may divorce be with you. >>> and an argument >>> a new complaint from a family saying they were mistreated by an airline. this family says they were booted from a jetblue flight headed for las vegas. mom, dad, and the two kids forced off the plane after a dispute over birthday cake. they brought on board and there was question about where it should be stored. >> i approached them and i said, everything is fine. she said, sir, this is not involving you. she told me that i was not being noncompliant and i said, ma'am, have you been drinking

how would we cope if we had rain here in washington dc? >> all you see is rain. you don't see any dry ground at all. >> we are a little sillier than they are in missouri, so we have a little bit going for us. talk about how much rain would have to fall here to equal that kind of flooding. >> reporter: many are wondering what would happen in our region if we were to get the same type of flooding they see in the midwest. we are no stranger to flooding. the most recent major flooding event was just last year. that was completely different. it was a different set up that could create an isolated event. we would compare the severity to how our region was impacted in 1972. similar to the midwest, this week rainfall totals were about 10 to 14 inches. in an already saturated soil, this would re-create widespread selling -- swelling of rivers and streams. the potomac would double in size and crest over 15 feet. rock creek would make another waterway. it is important to note that when we say a hundred year flood, that doesn't mean that it happens only every 100 years. it me

frontal boundary it's just off to our west and check out these temperatures, because it's still 76 in dc, behind the front drops to 62 in pittsburgh, 54 in columbus, it's going to be less hot human tomorrow, which is probably good news to a lot of you. was really kind of tropical feeling out there. but don't be surprised. if we keep those winds gusting tomorrow about 25 to 35 miles an hour, but instead of coming from the south, they will be coming from the west. so that's how things are looking for tomorrow morning, at dry day, not completely done with a couple of showers or a rumbles of thunder tonight but looking like a much more pleasant day ahead for tuesday and wednesday, we'll have a look at the seven-day forecast coming up later. tony? >> thank you >>> damage assessment is underway in parts of midwest and the south. after deadly storms whipped through those regions over the weekend. at least 15 deaths are blamed on the storms. some towns were dealt a destructive blow from tornados. other communities recovering from torrential rains and severe flooding. this was the scene earlier t

that was noe t thsame wizards team we saw in dc. we got the doors blown off at the celtics series 3-2. the wizards have been undefeated so far. they've got to stay that way or else. >> every team is different at home than they are on the road. you've got your fans there. in these areas, we have to do what we have to win and come back to try to win monday. that could be the last game. it ain't going to be another home game. >> maybe the wizards on the verge. only 122 days till the season starts. first round pick jonathan allen out of alabama. he would be in camp a couple months. >> biggest game ever for the wizards? >> yes. >> it's all on the line. we've got a yellow weather alert tonight and tomorrow. >> light showers tomorrow but heavy rain tomorrow night into early saturday. showers early saturday afternoon. >> cbs ev >> mason: the president's last supper with comey. >> i said, "if it's possible, would you let me know, am i under investigation?" >> director mccabe, is it your experience that people who are ceinnont of wrongdoing t

but it will be long term here in dc? that story is next in sports. >> now, wusa9 game on sports with frank hanrahan brought to you by xfinity. >>> there has always been talk that some day, bryce harper may walk when his contract is up after 2018. but today's news maybe helps the chances of him staying. nats and participator agreed on terms for the 18 campaign. his last worth $21.6 million. plus, another $1 million if he wins league mvp. bryce won the award a couple of years ago, he is having a great season so far for the nats. maybe this will make him stay when he is set for free agency in a couple of years. >>> how about last night, john wall sending us into a frenzy with a big time three pointer. catapulting wall into the next superstar level. wizards look like their season was over down with the seven ideas with the pullup three as the wiz. a game seven for the first time since 1979. game seven, monday night. >> it is definitely one of the biggest shots around. i was happy for a lot of reasons. there was a lot of laye

this hour down to 50 at manassas, 18 warmer here in dc at 68, 58 for gaithersburg, 59 frederick. about 57 in the district. and tomorrow, climbing to about 80. notice the wind direction, we had those gusts again today out of the northwest. but the southwest warm direction, sunshine, filled day, warm and very nice. here's a look at your planner, cool start in the morning, maybe near 60 in the district. there could be upper 40's to near 50 in the suburbs early for the kids. noon we're about 75, by 5:0080, looking terrific as we look across the region with upper 70's, to low 80's expected in our rio 92 wednesday, 93 thursday, storm friday, because of a frontal boundary, 90 on friday, we should be able to see a pretty good drop saturday and sunday because of a frontal boundary coming on. so far so good for a nice weekend, cob of pop-up storms possible sunday and monday, changing seasons once again. >>> mixed reaction to pepsi's latest marketing. >>> tomorrow morning, dealing with coworkers we're breaking down what you should and should not do in the office to handle well awkward situat

police body camera footage. >>> paul wagner has been following this. >> reporter: the attorney general in dc admitted he was wrong, and fox 5 was right in a dispute over body camera footage. i'll have the story straight ahead. >>> a record setting lawsuit. how much the company, johnson and johnson will have to pay a virginia woman for not disclosing the cancer risk from its baby powder >> an honorary degree years after his death, we'll tell you where trayvon martin will be recognized when fox 5 news at 5:00 continues. 5:00 continues. narrator: "the time is always right to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald trump stop us. >>> fox 5 paul wagner joins us live tonight with a fox 5 exclusive. paul >> this morning, carl racine sent me an e-mail say

will turn mostly cloudy quickly tonight, it will be a beautiful evening for the nats and orioles back in dcsports game but sports on the mind all across our fair city as we have a beautiful look at the white house and the washington monument in the distant, the potomac beyond that. that's your geography lesson. let's get to the weather, headlines we're starting off with showers in the forecast, arrive by tomorrow morning, yesterday looked like tomorrow wouldn't be that wet. now it does. so need your umbrellas all day tomorrow, cool and wet through probably saturday. on saturday, we'll have heavy rain that's possible across the area, f for mothers day, it is this sunday on mothers day, fitting we'll finally see the sun return. again, it's not going to be until sunday. of 76 in washington right now. very comfortable out there. 73 in baltimore, 68 in annapolis, 66 in westminster, 73 in frederick and 73 in martinsberg. we benefitted from the warm air nudging northeast ward. it's cool in new york, boston, upstate new york, 76 here and 77 there in richmond really nice. we got clouds streaming do

low 60s like columbia. 62 in the cool spots. 62 in dc and manassas. futurecast, a lot of clouds, we might get a sunny ea looks like a generally cloudy day but morning showers west of town. a look in the afternoon. showers, maybe a couple of thunderstorms. we will keep the yellow weather alert up. we warm up memorial day. i will telia about it in a few. >> thank you very much howard. >>> if you want to get tough on crime, you better get tough on literacy. that is what a radio show is diagnosis. matt yurus reports that the station is trying to open a bookstore. >> reporter: i'm in the middle of the radio studio where the idea all started. a group of hosts and producers were sitting around chatting for the need for a bookstore east of the river. that's when it hit them. let's transform the basement into just that. today marks the beginning of the journey. we act video was packed to jump start fund raising. the station's talent showed out. having hosted southeast dc native sugar experience unlimited. ♪ [ music ] [ singing ] >> reporter: the go go band made

so while i break down kind of how the sausage is made in washington dc in the book. at times it's so ridiculous it's hilarious. and so i take you through some of the ways that money is influential and other ways it's not as influential as you might think it is. money really moves the infrastructure of parties and so when you get to it if you haven't gotten to it yet, i can maybe bust out my impression of john and are a little bit later. and if anyone had a chance to read any of it at all? all right. so i take you through like what it was like meeting john boehner not too far from here in naples so what it's like, what it was like through my set of eyes. and when i tried to do in the book is not give partisan hacking talking points, i'm not, it's not any sort of, maybe there's a redemption and maybe some of that is happening right now . with you guys out talking to each other but it is not like a holier than thou book and it is not any political book that i promised you've ever read unless it was written by somebody like hunter s thompson. a few of you got that. and i

travel in northwest dc. a water main break has left portions of both roads closed. the street is pretty messed up. traffic expected to be impacted for quite some time. >>> the district planning to spend $3 million to overhaul the city voter registration database. the effort designed to eliminate the names of deceased residents and thousands of voters mistakenly listed in the 18 hundreds. that would make them like at least 117 years old. city officials say the upgrade has nothing to do with president donald trump's recent launch of the commission to light -- to fight voter fraud. >>> let's talk consumer news now. the recent turmoil at the white house blamed for the worst and wall street since last september. the dow jones lost 368-point. >>> household debt in the u.s. is higher than it was in 2008 in the this increase in that is tied to auto and student loans. the chief economist with moody's says this is a good thing because people need credit to do the things they want to do like starting a business or mayb

currently 55 in dc, 56 in anpo culpeper and 51 at fredericksberg and we're you talking a warmup for tomorrow. temperatures finally starting to climb, headed to the mid 70's for daytime high with no shortage of sunshine, a nice day ahead for moms, full forecast coming up in a bit. warmup on my seven-day, i'll have the details later. >>> new at 10:00. police officers are recovering with minor injuries after the patrol car collided. both responding to a call. it happened just after 6:00 at the 1200 block of i street southeast. we're told housing authority officers asked for backup from dc police as they were trying to make an arrest. police also say while the officer were in the area, multiple gunshots were heard. it does not appear anyone hit >>> police are investigating a triple shooting at a hotel in alexandria. a man and gunfire, the man life-threatening injuries but the women are expected to recover. police spent the morning searching for evidence they qestion add number of guests and asking anyone who may have information about this case to give them a call >>> search is underway for a mi

in florida that leads to an automatic rest. >>> it is school trip time in dc and there was a group ofschoolers from new jersey who became viral because they refused to take a photo with paul ryan. about 100 eighth a graders decided to sit in the parking lot. some students want to be in the poster. >> no matter what your age, you can have your opinions. >>> finding the swim suit, the right one isn't always easy >> viral letting it hang out in their pursuit to find the perfect one. . >>> the women's la cross national championship but can the guys will there be two trophies >> men seen back in college park after the nine to six win over ohio state. the victory is very special >> this is great feeling. i never felt this way in my life. knowing how hard we've been working since august and quite frankly, i seen everybody so happy, it's weight off chest. >>> this is maryland's first la cross championship in 42 year, big congratulations to the team and the coach >>> nor good news, maryland baseball they're going to make the third ncaa four years, watching the live announcements do i. 30 seate

live at the trump international hotel in downtown dc, wusa 9. >> he failed to make the cut off to go before a judge. today he will probably appear and at that point we are likely >>> the fbi said it searching for a man who inappropriately touched a young girl during the wreathlaying ceremony at arlington national cemetery on memorial day. that man is described as a hispanic male between 50 and 60. anybody who knows anything about the man you see in the picture is urged to call the fbi or the nearest american embassy or consulate. >>> new information tonight on the purple line, and it's not good news for supporters of the light rail system. transportation officials in maryland have suspended new construction contracts and hiring. transportation secretary pete ryan says that the steps are necessary because the judge ordered further study of the projects ridership estimates. marilyn is working on an appeal to yesterday's ruling but still no word on when that will happen. the purple line proposal would run from bethesda to new carrollton. >>> cleanup is underway in berryville, virginia w

. >> i'll take you behind the scenes of madam secretary as they shoot in washington, dc, what it's like and what to expect from the season finally >>> the dairy craze, why experts say there are health benefits. lauren? >> it was day three with high temperatures in 90's but a cold front working through the area. we'll kick the scenario-like heat to the curb. in the full "eyewitness news" forecast come up. >>> prominent statute gone, crews removed one of the oldest landmarks. landmarks. >>> the late show with steven colbert is all new news". >>> city of new orleans removed a statue of robert e lee. from a 60-foot high ped stall. last of four confederate area monuments. some argue that the monuments represent slavery and injustice instead of history and heritage. they plan to put an art sculpture. >>> more people are choosing whole milk. contrary to what many believe nutrition experts say there can be big health benefits to working full milk yogurt into your diet. it can slow down the absorption of sugar. >>> the chris drama madam secretary is about to wrap up this sunday. i recently trave

dc may see that. these are widespread go into pennsylvania not in effect for dc, points east or south, but it does include, western montgomery, western howard and most the frost advisory, the difference between the frost and freeze warning is the temperature. it's colder in the freeze warning and you may be below 32. that would be cumberland. frost would include hagerstown winchester, may be low mid 30's. it will be a cold start and definitely get ready for that. i wanted to show you temperatures are already in many areas into the 40's. including 45 in winchester. culpeper 47, furnace will be clicking on. hagerstown 51. much of the day we had a little bit of a blustery breeze. gotten much lighter. air is dry. skies are clear and that's why we think temperatures are going to fall into the low 30's. maybe freezing mark. 35 frederick, 35 gaithersburg. i wanted to give you an idea. the good news is we're expecting more sunshine but it will feel like a straight out of the freezer, dc near 50 at suburbs still in the 40's if not 30's, by noon we're about 61 and tomorrow still below average but few degrees warmer

. >>> in washington dc, new questions about president try's advisor and son-in-law jared kushner and his dealings with russia. >> he is so great. if you can't produce peace in the middle east, nobody can. >> president-elect donald trump during the campaign praised his son-in-law and visor jared kushner. >> a core pillar of his inner circle, jared kushner had been

the man they say is possible is in court. >>> dc trying to identify two people wanted for a attemptededthis is surveillance video. two people people who appear to be in disguise. trying to push their way inside. suspects pulled out a gun and the suspects took off. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> now we want to give a i was live look. a lot of clouds. a good amount. we could be getting wet weather coming tomorrow. >>> sue? >> sarah and jim a lot of people had to drive through this morning on the commute. tomorrow will be dry. but i believe the evening commute when you'll have oh worry about a little extra time on the beltway. we've been on the dry side earlier. we picked up about 1/3rd to one-half of rain. the rain will be radar. ly slowly work way up toward our region by the afternoon. in the afternoon you may see in fredericksberg as noon and start working their way closer by 1:00 or 2:00. we have the third round coming on thursday, a little bit unsettled, but here's good news, by friday, it looks like we'll brighten up and dry out in time for the all important uninitial start of summ

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>> a man is fighting to survive after a protest turns violent in dc. >> a horrific car crash silences a rising stair in the music scene. >> and we will look into whether minority students are getting special treatment at universities. dub dub news starts now. >> breaking news from the trump administration. they are issuing denials over the latest scandal to rock the white house. three main players, james comey, president trump, and michael flynn. now, comey and the president had dinner a while back. after that, comey had a memo detailing the conversation. acin president asked him to shut down the fbi investigation into michael flynn. agents were looking into the national security adviser's connection to russia and that cost him his job. tonight, congress has asked to see the comey memo and the white house is denying the president ever made that request of comey. >>> as for the president, he hosted the turkish president for meetings at the white house and took no questions from reporters. >>> more breaking news. one man is fighting to survive in a dc hospital after protests broke out a

. >> i'll take you behind the scenes of madam secretary as they shoot in washington, dc, what it's like and what to expect from the season finally >>> the dairy craze, why experts say there are health benefits. lauren? >> it was day three with high temperatures in 90's but a cold front working through the area. we'll kick the scenario-like heat to the curb. in the full "eyewitness news" forecast come up. >>> prominent statute gone, crews removed one of the oldest landmarks. landmarks. >>> the late show with steven colbert is all new news". >>> city of new orleans removed a statue of robert e lee. from a 60-foot high ped stall. last of four confederate area monuments. some argue that the monuments represent slavery and injustice instead of history and heritage. they plan to put an art sculpture. >>> more people are choosing whole milk. contrary to what many believe nutrition experts say there can be big health benefits to working full milk yogurt into your diet. it can slow down the absorption of sugar. >>> the chris drama madam secretary is about to wrap up this sunday. i recently trave

bit of your holiday with us this morning, we have a lot to talk about including president trump back in dcw, after rapping up the first trip abroad. the team is calling his trip a success he comes to questions, ongoing investigation to into the russian involvement in the presidential election as well >> the president's son-in-law and senior advisor jared kushner is a focal point, reports say he tried to set up a back channel with russian officials during the transition. national security advisor hr mcmaster responded to the questions on this. >> you be concerned somebody on national security council in this administration were receiving back channel communications with the russian embassy and with the kremlin? we got generally concerned not to address this specifically but in general terms? >> no. we have back channel communications in a number of -- with a number of the countries. so generally speaking, about back channel communications, what that allows you to do is to communicate in a discrete manner. so it doesn't predispose you to any sort of content of that conversation. so i would n

then there's a huge issue on the federal level with an example of what's going on right now in washington dc where a lot of the agencies are being defunded and environmental agencies are being defunded. we can't have your cake and eat it too. if you don't fund these agencies, don't count on there being much wildlife left in a few years so you can't take that away and expect to have wildlife. california is fortunate because california has always been a state that values its resources and all the policies have remained good and one of the issues has been the fact that there not being enough wildlife authors to go around because right now what is there, like 40 million in california and the field, the number of wildlife officers in the field is probably around 400 that gives you an example but working with the legislature, california officers have done very well, they say they're pretty well supported. i wrote both books for three reasons. first reason i had all these great stories to tell and i want people to enjoy these great stories and understand and the second reason was for people to unde

and played for everyone to see. . >>> in september of 2015, a dc police officer found this man behind wheel of a pickup truck parked in an ally. >> you're behind the wheel of a vehicle with the keys in the you're in control of this vehi >> are you not sitting behind the driver's seat? >> no, i'm not. >> that's a steering wheel. right >> the man slides over to the passenger side of the truck. gets out and begins to did you walk down the ally. the officer calls for backup. >> that's a negative as of right now. the subject is walking away. >> reporter: when they catch up with the man, he becomes combative and belligerent. >> put your hands up against the wall. >> stop touching me >> how much have you had a to drink. >> reporter: as the officers investigate they tell the man everything he has said has been captured on camera, a discussion that ended up in laughter. >> i wasn't in the driver's seat. it's on camera. that's what he said. it's on camera. >> reporter: in another an officer tells the suspected drunk driver he has the right to refuse a breath test but if he does, the driver will

live in dc, back to you. >> investigators in dc were told to stand down on the investigation. >> veryew state budget, millions of tax dollars set aside to shield illegal immigrants from deportation >> the state braces for $1.6 billion deficit. is this going too far? here to wayne is the author of government gone wild, you have $1 billion in debts, spin crazy liberal state adding $15 million for something like this gets a lot of attention. >> this is insulting not just to california taxpayers but to all americans was we are a nation of laws and now california taxpayers may be forced to subsidize legal battles against united states efforts to deport illegal immigrants, folks who broke our law by coming into this country illegally and it is very insulting because california is a border state so they have higher rates of crime committed by illegal immigrants. in 2014 the most recent year from which data is available, 75% of criminals convicted for federal drug offenses were illegal immigrants, 38% of murder convictions in california, arizona, texas, florida, new york, illegal immigrants c

they were trying to do sightseeing in dc. police have reopened all the lanes now. >>> we've got dramatic video of a deadly high-rise fire in downtown pittsburgh. those are the smoke and flames that poured from the sixth floor of the 17th story apartment. burning debris fell from the building as firefighters rushed to get everyone else out safely. >> it was a bunch of white smoke. the firemen helping everybody and everybody running and screaming. it was horrible. >> it was quite a scene. two firefighters were trapped and rescued. they are both expected to be okay. one woman who lived in that building died in the fire and it's still not clear when the residents will be aed the pittsburgh restaurant that served horsemeat last week. tonight the u.s. department of agriculture has warned that restaurant not to do it again. the restaurant hosted a special dinner with the navy. there it is on the right right there on the menu. the restaurant co-owner says the meat came from a sustainable farm in canada. it's not part of the regular me

the disease has not been transited by mosquitos in maryland. >>> and some lucky elementary students in dcrtunity today, students from morery elementary got the chance to learn about bees and harvesting honey. with the bee keepers for the program, brought in honey cones to teach the kids the process of how honey ends up in a bottle. >> i think it's important to know about the importance of po pollen aters. over 75% of the flowering plants in the world are impacted by a po pollen ator, a bee or butterfly, they're very important. >> that kid was -- dc's water treatment plan is home to three bee >> i noticed there's a big trend of people building bee hives and making their own honey >> that's my reaction when i see the radar. >> oh, no. we've had the month of may, the last day of the month. a lot of rain gloomy days, we saw sunshine earlier. looked promising. here's a view live view of reston where alexandra limon was just live with pouring rain and gusty winds, but the storm exited the area and moving quickly. it's raining a little bit although can't be raining too hard if people are walking

in washington, dc, just over an hour ago, the white house announced president donald trump has fired comey. he was leaving the agency charged with investigating the white house's links with russia. jeff sessions and his deputy made the decision. president trump said the fbi director was not able to effectively lead the bureau. he went on to say he was here by it terminated and removed from office, effect if immediately and that it was essential to find new leadership. joining me for more detail is the north american editor. what more do we know why james comey was removed as fbi? well, it is hard to overstate the sense of drama, the sense of shock, almost the sense that we are in a tv show, with the firing of james comey, that we are in a tv show, with the firing ofjames comey, only the second time the head of the fbi has been removed in this particular way. it has been a remarkable evening that has unfolded in washington and iam that has unfolded in washington and i am told that nobody at the fbi had any idea this was coming. people we re any idea this was coming. people were told t

i was in washington, dc and i was talking to officials.n worry is about democracy, what is happening, what is the impact, what will that leave of democracy itself? their main worry, is that society itself, it cannot guarantee to stop that impact in a way. he is very dangerous. they are really scared and frightened by him. this is really testing us institutions. i think he is democratically elected as president even if people around this table do not like him and he is following procedures, other people have been fired in the same role. he was accused of filling his expenses. he went for a process that as president and he is somebody, comey is someone that the democrats wanted to have fired. they have looked awkward because they have gone from saying that this man was responsible through the election, one democrat told me that james comey is a bit of a boy scout. it is difficult for the democrats to agree. they have said unfortunate things about him in the past. in a sense, you could read, their interpretation of this as having considerable

we have plenty of clouds in dc. michael and son weather camera. you see that 69. ds out of the east- southeast. the winds are coming in off the atlantic. we're feeling the cooler weather. there's a big storm in the middle of the country. see this spinning here? this guy dropped over two feet of snow. two feet of snow over parts of colorado. estes park. incredible pictures from there. that's going to move off toward the east and bring us our monday shower and thunderstorm chance. looking at the future cast. don't see much activity going on. might see a little sun tomorrow. especially east of town. we head into the afternoon. mostly cloudy. showers break out well to the south and west afternoon and evening. we may see a stray shower. a better chance sunday night into monday morning. alis is why yellow weather we have a chance for a few more showers and storms until this front pushes through. notice that sun start to pop mid afternoon. behind that front, looking pleasant for tuesday. more low pressure out to the west. so wednesday looks like we'll get unsettled once a

. >> a guy in dc offering cash for people's blinds. >> and did a confrontation with a reporter cost this guy his election? wusa9 at 11:00 starts now. >> first, the aftermath of a yellow ve great videos of flood and emergency crews. somebody tried to drive through flooded streets and that is never a good idea. when the first responders got to the area, they stopped traffic until the waters receded. topper, you told us long before today this is something. >> floods are a big deal. now, look at some of the pictures we have on social media. fantastic, this was almost a little shelf cloud down into southern maryland and charles county. the same that produced the flooding in brookville. another cool cloud. they had a wind gust of 51 in daldgren. more hail in broom's island and also, this came to us from saint mary's pretty intense storm. let's go back to the storm in brookville. you can see water rescue there. everybody was fine. but, you can see the abandoned car. that is about three or four feet of water across brookville. and across georgia avenue. so crazy stuff. here's the rainfall. gener

in there, learning the play book. learning some of the players. being out here practicing. it seems very real to me right now. >> reporter: besides being from the dcll the guys have something else in common. they are all trying to make the final roster, diane roberts, wusa9 sports. >>> all right, wizards headed to a game seven for the first time since 1979. visiting the celtics on monday night. biggest game for the franchise in almost 40 years. now, the wiz show some toughness in the game six win. came from five down to get the win and avoid the season being over. the goal is conference finals and they are one win away from doing just that. >> first of four, and you can't go ... you can't get ... you can't go crazy after a big one. you can't get too down after a tough loss. we basically have both situations. the last two games. >> it was the shot heard around dc. john wall to get the big six win. it was also heard around the world. even korean tv had the game and the call. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking korean [ [ screaming ] [ speaking korean ] >> that is awesome! >> how about that? >> from around the world. >> how about that? man, that

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