from what i hear from you allison. he's a happy baby. wish i could be back here when the myself on the field a smile or. the laughter you know for me the man of the household another the breadwinner. i'm not there to support or brother for my mother's family. percy says getting used to life in cambodia hasn't been easy everything from the food to the people feels foreign do you know what all this stuff has. done a lot like anything in the world we have done i was in. a field i feel like on the floor and. i don't know what type of cars are going over here and not accept it. when they find out you're at the point. that the back road. definitely don't fit in. despite their best efforts the distance is taking a toll on posi and allison's relationship. well i try to tell me i'm doing well and try my best to hold it together because the breakdown. is determined to stay strong but other deportivo have warned him that he needs to be careful there's alcoholism. drug a lot of guys lean toward to numb the pain the numb the loneliness the numbed. th

allison and steve will join me.e've got a lot of exciting things to see down here this morning and we'll get to talk to some military personnel about the weekend coming up so lots to look forward to here over the course of the morning. let's get to your weather and i saw stars just a few minutes ago when i s here into the base and we're looking at temperatures overnight which have certainly been on the mild side. there's a live look at satellite and radar. nice and quiet early. there might be a shower this afternoon but any showers we get, just like yesterday, going to be on the light side so we're not looking at a major rain event by any means later this afternoon. currently 67 in washington. a little cooler than it was yesterday morning. still fairly humid out. 62 up in baltimore. couple 50's there to the north and west. looks like a 59 this morning in winchester and a 60 in manassas. 84 for your friday. mix of sun and clouds, much like last couple of days. still a little humid out there with stray shower possible

steve and allison. >> caitlin thanks. let's continues our irma coverage with annie annie joins us from the fox5 news room. >> reporter: good morning allison and steve. with irma on the move and expected to slam florida this weekend mandatory evacuations are under way and you have anxious residents up and down the florida coast preparing for irma with hurricane harvey's devastation fresh in their minds. hurricane irma now battering the caribbean with record winds and heavy rain. it's expected to continue churning slowly toward florida with a potential direct hit this weekend and now people across the state are rush be to prepare with evacuation orders in effect in several counties including the florida keys. >> i'm sad because i've been trying to get to key west for years but i would rather be alive. >> reporter: state and federal officials including president trump promising the government will step up before and after the storm issuing an emergency declaration for florida and activating thousands of national guardsmen wa

i'll put down my helmet and toss to allison.. >> hey, tuck, thanks so much. >> tucker, thank you so much. so how cool is this, right? we all watch the crime shows i'm embarrassed to all watch those shows because of the air force and their special out reach to school students all across up and down the mid atlantic region this is the stem hangar where we are, and this is just one of the exhibits right here. this is osi office of special investigation, you've seen it on the shows. maybe you thought, hey i might be interested in that. what the air force is doing today through their out reach is giving kids a first-hand look at some of the cool occupations win stem. so when we come back, we're going to investigate more. not like this investigation just, you know, investigate from fox5. stay with us. good day dc rolls on. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. a delicious chew that protects for an entire month. ask your vet for more information. reported side effects include vomiting and itching. nexgard

. >> reporter: hey, good morning, steve and allison. and president trump as well also commenting on this yesterday from new jersey before he headed back to washington to begin the week and he did not back down from his comments that started the whole controversy. >> we have a great country. we have great people representing our country, especially our soldiers, our first responders and they should be treated with respect and when you get on your knee and you don't respect the american flag or the anthem, that's not being treated with respect. >> reporter: nfl players and teams made their own statements sunday either on the field or in some off the field. more than 200 players sat knelt or raised their fists during the national anthem. others chose to lock arms together showing unified opposition to the president's comments. three times decided to stay in the locker room so their players wouldn't have to make a public choice. the redskins raiders game had nearly all of the oakland team plus six from washington take a knee. the rest of th

allison, tell us where it is. i think one of the important things you highlighted earlier in the hour is how shallow this earthquake was. >> and i cannot emphasize that enough. we talk about earthquakes all the time, but this truly is an incredibly shallow earthquake. the magnitude may not be as strong as the ones we've seen in the last couple of weeks, but this is certainly probably the most shallow one we've seen of all of the ones that have happened in the last couple of weeks. again, this happened in the southeastern portion of mexico, about an eight-hour drive southeast of mexico city. so to put that in perspective, it's quite a ways away. but when we talk about shallow versus deep earthquakes, anything that is less than 70 kilometers from the surface is considered shallow. this is less than 10 kilometers deep. so that just goes to show you, again, how shallow this earthquake is. but getting aftershocks is not uncommon at all with a lot of these. and we've had two in the last couple of weeks. we had the 8.1 m

allison and steve. >> it is 6:17 right now.ve at of course the capitol building where senate republicans are trying to fast track a new healthcare bill to repeal and replace the affordable care act. they hope to hold a vote next week. that timetable however doesn't give the congressional budget office enough time to score the plan so no word on how many americans would lose coverage if this proposal passes. the graham cassidy bill calls for giving much of obamacare's funding over to the states so that they can spend it as they see fit. opponents continue to argue that the new bill would not cover preexisting conditions. >> speaking of healthcare last night host jimmy kimmel spoke out again about healthcare last night. ready for round two of his fight with u.s. senator bill cassidy. after cassidy appeared on cnn during saying that kimmel did not understand the bill kimmel wasn't having it. here's what he had to say last night. >> i don't understand because i'm a talk sho then help me out. which part don't i understand? is it the

allison and steve. >> erin thanks.eveloping this morning at 7 o'clock let's get to it, developing story right now disturbing details about a vicious attack in frederick, maryland. a teenager raped by two other teens, they're now behind bars. >> police have reason to believe the victim's own sister organize the entire thing. our own melanie alnwick is live from frederick this morning with the latest. mel. >> reporter: well, steve and allison we've learned that immigrations and customs enforcement have begun deportations proceedings against one of the suspects believed to be here illegally. the victim told police that both young men, both high school students were known to be charging documents say 19-year-old victor gonzalez gutierrez and 17-year-old edgar chicas hernandez and a third suspect ambushed the 18-year-old victim as she walked to her apartment around 12:30 in the morning on september 2nd and told her that her sister told them to do it. the victim says she was taken captive and raped by both chicas hernandez a

>> reporter: allison, wisdom g morning to you.hite house tomorrow morning but there are early reports that he has decided to end dacb but delay for six months implementation of the ending of that program. which was created back five years ago by president obama and basically what it does is, for roughly 800,000 people, it allows them to live and work in the us without fear of deportation. now, president trump during the campaign said he wanted to end daca. there are republican attorneys general across the country ready to take that executive order to court. but in congress, there are those saying no, in some way this needs to be preserved. congress has had a tough time in recent years coming up way dream act and yet by the six months delay president trump is basically telling congress to come up with something better, that is lasting that is law not something by executive order. here now some reaction last 24 hours including what president trump has had to say about this. >> we love the dreamers. we love everybody. >> if daca does

let's head to allison chinchar at severe weather center. allison, what is the very latest? >> the very latest, we are seeing at least a moderate increase in terms of gusts going from 180 miles per hour to 190 miles per hour. sustained winds are holding steady at 155, but i want you to understand, 2 miles an hour stronger, if this was 157, that would be a category 5. even though we are just a category 4 now, it is at the very top end of that category 4 strength. you can see this storm continuing its trek in between the bahamas and cuba. this plays an important role, because over land, the storm weakens, but it's over open water. this is where the storms like to be. this is where they can either maintain strength or get even stronger because of that warm water. we've also seen an increase, this swath of hurricane watches and warnings has expanded a little bit because we're getting closer to landfall time. and the closer and closer we get, the more these hurricane watches and warnings are going to spread further north into the state. keep that in mind. even if you see your cou

allison reporting tonight, in houston thank you allison. >>>the white house announces present trouble announces decision on the dhaka prop -- program. nearly 8000 people known as dreamers have been working and going to school under the program that was created by president obama. president trump has been giving mixed signals. the white house suggested the decision is weighing heavily on him.>> we love the dreamers. we love everyone.>> the president's pro--- priority on immigration to create a system that encourages illegal immigration and benefits our economy and american workers. the president is being very clear, he loves people. and he wants to make sure that this decision is done correctly, and that is what he is doing now is finalizing that part. >> house speaker paul ryan is among those who have urged the president to spear the dock -- the program. >>> a bill to allow safe injection sites are being cleared. it has to pass the senate by mid-september to go to the governor's desk. 8 counties including seven cisco, alameda, and santa cru

allison chinchar is in the cnn severe weather center.alking so much about hurricanes before but all the focus on the 7.1 magnitude out of mexico and the videos, i mean, that building collapse is stunning. >> yeah. let's take a look at where the earthquake is. it's this orange dot you can see here. that was the epicenter of the quake. 7.1 magnitude quake. a depth of 51 kilometers. give or take 32 miles deep. that is relatively deep but not deep enough that it wouldn't cause significant damage especially the closer you are to the epicenter point. here's mexico city and the epicenter. all of the yellow, that's what we call the shake map. those are people in those communities that could feel the earthquake. again here's a look. this epicenter is about 75 miles southeast of mexico city. here's the epicenter and here's mexico city. see all these communities around here that had some type of minor damage. they could feel it. in some cases yes we have had moderate to even major damage in some of the communities. also keep in mind just about two

berry, a counter terror expert and author who consults with the british ministry of defence allison good to be with you. >> adam: thank you for having me >> liz: allison do we have this right you were a passenger on the train right in front of the one where the bomb went off what did you see what happened? >> i was. when you work in this business you don't necessarily expect to be involved in an incident yourself and i hope, liz its given me even more compassionate insight into the stuff that victims go through. i was incredibly lucky as you said i was in the train in front and very lucky also for the passengers, you stressed quite rightly that it didn't go off and all of the bomb experts have spoken here suggesting it could have been far more powerful i'm hearing as much as four times as powerful as the bomb we had in manchester if you remember that situation, so we could have been looking at very mass casualties and i'm just still very blessed to be here. >> liz: on the level of what, allison? >> mass casualties? well those cars are packed, liz at that time of the morning i used t

good morning. >> reporter: good morning allison.ning, they conducted a live drill deploying number of land attack response missiles. this comes just oned to -- grants work permits to illegal immigrants broug thirty eight would be so congress could decide whether it wants to address the status of the so called dreamers legislation. houston texans star jj wallet and his teammates kick off the day of hurricane harvey relief efforts with a press conference held over the weekend. after the press conference texans players and their families hopped on buses and gatgathered at four locations tt were greatly impacted by hurricane harvey. watt began his fundraising campaign a week ago with a goal of $200,000 and get this, they've now raised 17 and a half million dollars are pushing towards 20. awesome. >>> a warning for instagram users here. your private data may be compromised social media giant admits a hacker exploit add security flaw to gain access to data case couldn't caneness contact information. the hacker claims to have compromised 6

let's go back to allison chin char.bviously in key west, and it's making its way up the west coast the florida. there are a lot of individuals who fled southern florida for places upstate that are now right in the eye of the storm. >> tampa being one of them. unfortunately what we have seen in this short term, the last couple hours is a shift in the track. around tampa it's only a 14-mile difference. it's no longer expected to go right through downtown tampa, but 14 miles et west. the problem with that is that it actually allows more of the storm surge to pile into tampa bay, so in theory, yes, your winds may not be as strong as the center of circulation but it increases for the height of said storm surge as well. we're going to go to key largo, where we find bill weir. you're in the upper keys. the hurricane made landfall in the lower keys at 9:10 a.m. describe the conditions you are experiencing. >> reporter: it's really a dramatic shift as the wind starts to whip around. actually irma came ashore at the exact spot we

steve and allison.traffic report. >> thanks, erin. >> from the catwalk to your doorstep in an hour. next, the new service that amazon is testing out. >> plus history at the emmys not surprisingly politics very present throughout the ceremony. surprise appearance from sean spicer. look at the recap coming up. up. he's our pediatrician, dr. ralph northam. born and raised in rural virginia went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director of a children's hospice. as lt. governor, he's fighting to expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, and we need to provide access to affordable healthcare for all virginians, >> ketch 40:00. welcome back. check this out. half all millennials say, you know, were surveyed say they would give up their right to vote if they could just get their student loans erased. the survey from credible says people aged 18 to 34 wo

. >> reporter: mike, allison, you can see it and hear it.inds still very strong here in the orlando area but fortunately those heavy rains, the dangerous life-threatening rains that kept people inside of course and kept everybody off the roads in this part of florida have passed. now, i know people like to talk numbers when they talk hurricanes. downgraded to category one, 75 miles per hour threshold for a tropical storm. the worst of it has blown through this area but this is still very dangerous so when daylight comes, we no doubt will see downed power lines, heavy tree and branch damage. we've heard reports of minor flooding, sinkholes those kinds of things and still people without power. there's no gasoline at any of the gas stations. no hotel rooms to be had. today, though, will probably be a day of cleanup assessment and people probably will try to be returning t homes. >> okay. so, today we were joined by you earlier today but today what are folks there expecting, you know, and i know it's way too early to ask but do you know when peo

now, you get to make the first shrek. >> allison. >> all right. allison. >> yay! >> hold on.ace you're going to drive. >> probably to the beach. >> to the beach. for the last unofficial weekend end of summer. right. >> yes. >> so eyeing up the talent i see you. what are you thinking you select -- >> i'm going to go with tucker. >> tucker. >> all right. [ applause ] >> contestant number three come on over here. tell me your name. >> robin. >> robin, where are you from? >> annandale, virginia. >> annandale, made the trip out here to national harbor. why have why do you want this car? >> well, i have a 2,004 vehicle right now. it's got over 200,000 miles. >> o. >> i can at any time easy on that if i had this for a year. >> that car served uh-uh well. this one might serve you even better. who do you choose. >> i think i'm going to take steve. >> steve chenevey. all right. >> okay. come on up here pretty lady. contestant number four channeling the red car with your read dress. tell me your name. >> debbie day. >> debbie day, where do you live. >> leesburg v have a. >> leesburg v h

allison. >> that's right, john.current numbers that we have right now, irma is a category 3 storm and a very strong category 3 storm. winds right now 125 miles per hour, just five miles per hour stronger and it would be a category 4 storm. you're talking a difference of 5 miles per hour here. so don't focus on the category number so much but the intensity of the winds. movement is west at about 9 miles per hour. but we have started to see at least a slight shift off to the north as well. one of the big concerns is going to be maximum wind gusts. take a look at some of these numbers. key west we're talking around 138 miles per hour. this will be at the peak as the storm is crossing over that region. naples and ft. myers also in that 130 to 130-mile-per-hour range. even tampa likely to be around 116. now, the east coast while it may not be as strong, you're still talking pretty strong wind gusts. in fact, orlando looking at 95 miles per hour for their peak wind gusts. storm surge is also going to be a huge threat with

. >> allison, good morning, they flying a plane through it winds gusts 160 miles an hour. the eye across the northern part of island during the overnight hours and 7 a5 thois residents. there we have to wait and see what daipd of damage was brought this. and that's next up. that looks to be up tomorrow morning hours time as major hurricane. could be category four or five hurricane. again it's category five at this hour with maximum winds 10 and wind gusting close to 200. it's a very, very powerful hurricane. lots more on maria and jose offshore. we'll look at that in a couple minutes. tossing and steve. >> tuck, thanks so much. fairfax air forts kavrk one preparing for their arrival. task force until nears expected critical infra stuck tour along the island. and searching for rubble pile at national guard facility. >> we're keep ago close eye on mur cane and even though the eye is hundreds of miles offshore rip tides would be found off the coast of delaware. >> prince william county family ooh a cop if nottation with their home. >> they're beg out about police pru tallty.

allison, what's left now?some people that there's no petrol pumps left so they can't get fuel for generators so there's no power, maybe no power for weeks generators so there's no power, maybe no powerfor weeks or generators so there's no power, maybe no power for weeks or months? we don't think we will have power on the island for months. it certainly won't be weeks. there is a general lack of generators on the island anyway. there is no fuel. water will start to run out very shortly, so we're start to run out very shortly, so we' re really start to run out very shortly, so we're really reliant on any help that can come. i know when hurricane lewis hit the island we had a lot of support from the islands around us, but of course those islands have also been hit. all we can really hope is we've got the navy here now and we have seen helicopters in the airdropping off and we have seen helicopters in the air dropping off supplies, we hope that continues, we hope we can get generators sent to the island. people ar

allison says, remember it's bowie state at jackson state.g, we'll let him silently answer us later. that was the best response, 66 westbound near nutley street. we have a crash blocking the shoulder, that's cleared. residual delays, eastbound side little b-1b slow. 95 northbound near 610 a crash blocking a shoulder. no big delays in stafford, dale city, 24 minute ride to the beltway because of a crash by 123. aside from that, we do have slow downs in maryland, 50 inbound be 15 minute trip from the beltway to new york avenue, keep in mind the outbound side to bowie looks nice, 270 from 109 split. metro rail we'll have more traffic in a few, toss it back to you guys. >>> i want to get to a fox 5 exclusive. a new picture which may help shed light on what was gone at a bethesda home >> could it help to piece together what a man who died when the house caught fire was doing there? our melanie alnwick is in bethesda with hor. >> good morning, fox 5 obtained somebody's photographs from friends of the victim, 21-year-old askia, kofra, and they're fa

. >> allison thank you. cloudy skies today. it's leftover irma we're talking about and maybe sprinkle or shower this afternoon. i'll go over details on the weather forecast coming up erin. >>:00 on the dot now and we have a brandywine northbound to slit and crash mrorking left lane. we have i afull look at the commute around the dmv next. >> thanks very much. let's get to the latest on what is left of irma now a tropical depression still hitting parts of georgia, bam bm and tennessee now leading death and destruction in its wake. >> ten people killed in the united states by irma at least another 35 p.m. dead in caribbean and millions without powner florida and georgia. fox's lauren blanchard as more from tampa this morning. >> irming adamage across nor day could have been worse. it will day a lot of time for the state to rebuild. >> residents across florida taking stock of the carnage. >> we got hit pretty hard. we have lot of wind everywhere and lot of broken trees. >> irma is still soaking parts of southeast while sunshine st

. >> good rping month, steve, allison. that's right evacuees are returning to scenes of def nation getting a fist look at homes or what's left of them following hurricane irma. access to many hard hit neighborhoods was limited at times. for florida keys we can tell you reenterserring ended last night due to curfew and residents be allowed back in 7:00 this morning and in middle and lower keys rescue and recovery workser are it's under a boil water advisory and people are asked no the to watch cars or rouses yet. florida department of transportation the bridges step the island have been expected and all safe for vehicles. transportation officials also say two sections of u.s. one tat were washed away by irma one at mile marker 37 and the other at 75 they're repaired. fema reporting that 90% of homes in the keys are danaged or destroyed. so far 18 people have geed in the u.s. because of this powerful storm and we foe at least five million remain without electricity mow and officials are warning resident cellphone service is

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yes, change in the air mass as allison mentioned. look at detroit. 52 this morning, chicago 54.te of that with overnight lows back in the 50's and daytime highs only in the 70's. today is kind of that transition day. we're still going to be warm today. we won't be in the 90's. we'll be right around 80. it will still be a very pleasant afternoon. you'll notice the humidity kind of falling back later this afternoon and the breezes out of the north and west should feel pretty good. here's your planner. plan on having a great day. >> let's do it. >> all right. temperatures in the upper 70's, low 80's and again, i think by this evening you could open the windows and let the refreshing cool fall-like air in. >> let's have a deshawn kind of day. >> right. >> i like it. >> thank you. >> tucks planner, plan on having a great day. keep it simple. hi, erin. >> unless you're traveling on branch avenue northbound because we have some big delays. >> bummer. >> such a buzz kill. right now branch avenue northbound after brandywine road, there's a crash involving at least five cars blocking the

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>> reporter: hey, allison and steve.he past few years as you can imagine classes start today here at wild lake high school. there are grief counselors and administrators in there helping everyone cope not just the students. but the teachers who were colleagues of laura's and joining us fifty five dr. michael martarano the superintendent of schools here in howard county. doctor, thank you very much for being with you. >> thank you for being here as well. first and for most i just want to extend migrate sympathy and support to the family. what a tragic day for us. miss wallen was an outstanding teacher our whole school community is in shock it's devastating news and we're trying to wrap our arms around our children and our teachers and our convey empathy and support as they go through this difficult challenging time. very confusing and devastating time for us. >> can you tell us what's going on inside because as we were mentioning off camera maybe in the old days kids would be just learning about what happened. >> the deve

. >> reporter: that's right, steve and allison.lso i should say very brave on the part of the victim here because she was threatened with even more harm if she went to police with this story. now, we have learned that immigrations and customs enforcement has begun deportation proceedings against one of the suspects. the young woman says she recognized two of the suspects from frederick high school and they're both known to be involved in gangs. 19-year-old victor gonzalez gutierrez and 17-year-old chicas hernandez and a third suspect ambushed the 18-year-old victim as she walked to her apartment september 2nd. they dragged her to a vehicle and drove her to an apartment building in the area. she said she was held captive and raped by both men for several hours while a third suspect recorded it on a cell phone. >> common occurrence in frederick, it's a very quiet town and we like to keep it that way. however -- and when an incident like this does occur we put all our available resources into solving it. >> reporter: now, according to

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, steve and allison. yesterday president trump declared a major disaster for florida and for puerto rico. that freed up a lot of federal money and also resources as you mentioned fairfax's task force one and task force two from virginia beach were activated for response to puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. they are now in saint thomas to begin their rescue work. at least 24 people were killed when irma swept through the island chain. there are shortages of food, water and medicine. the hospital patients were evacuated from saint thomas and saint john. the u.s. government is sending flights today to saint martin to evacuate american citizens there. they've been told to expect long lines and no running water at the airport. in florida, more than 3 million people are without power. exelon corporation has sent 1800 utility affiliates like bg&e and pepco down to florida to help get the power restored there. also in the florida keys this morning, that is when crews will start to go house to house to star

thanks a lot, allison. i want to get an idea of the physical size of irma here. you get a sense of it looking at the map. here's cuba here, this is the entire breadth of the storm coming towards florida. let's look at the numbers here. if you look at the center of the storm, about 140 miles across, hurricane winds in that 140-mile zone. 140 miles sounds like a lot. let's compare it to florida. this is the i-4 corridor that goes from tampa here to the atlantic coast. that's just 132 miles. so hurricane-force winds here, 140 miles across in irma, wider than the entire width of the state of florida this will get you as well. the entire breadth of the storm, it's about 375 miles with at least tropical storm strength winds. to give you an idea of that compared to the state of florida, this is i-95 going from the top of the state all the way to the bottom. that's only 352 miles. so hurricane force winds here, 140 miles across in this storm. that is wider than the fat part of the state of texas. north to south here, i should say, it's actually 382 miles from the top of

i know could you hear what allison was saying.u and the folks down there, the conchs as you say, my friend. >> reporter: they know storms but they don't know this kind of storm. this is the biggest since donna in 1960. that's 57 years ago so it takes some old souls to remember when sustained winds were this strong. we talked to so many folks whose mood shifted when they began to realize the enormity of this thing. a lot of people who were sort of throwing those hurricane parties and making fun of people who had evacuated, their tone had completely changed by friday going into saturday. that's when they started moving them. they had parked on high ground near the bridges but, unfortunately, there's an untold number who stayed behind at least 10,000, 20,000. at least 70,000 call them home estimating that two-thirds of them evacuated. the tourists got out of here. some people will never leave and will never leave their boat. on the atlantic side of the keys, chris. >> no, not a good situation and that's to put it as mildly as possibl

i want to bring back in allison, john berman, chris.is, there's going to be a lot of assessments and a lot of needs in the hours and days ahead and all throughout today i think we'll hear a lot more of what we clearly want to know, particularly, on the keys, what the situation there is, marco island, some of these outer lying areas that we haven't gotten the reports in from yet. >> reporter: yeah, and the cuban government is reporting to sources here that they lost 10 lives in this storm. so we saw what it did there. we saw it was similar to the keys. we're going to have to check. we'll take off after john's -- >> we'll all be in the field today and we'll report that, john. >> reporter: yeah, chris, i think assessing is the key word anderson just used it right now. so many people driving by and trying to get a sense of what the damage was, when they'll be able to come back. you know, miami not hit by the eye wall, but still hit by hurricane irma, you know, such a relentless storm. >> well, you're all doing a wonderful job, i can say. th

gooding morning allison and all of you.irma on the move and expected to slam florida this weekend, mandatory evacuations are underway and you have anxious residents up and down the florida coast pro pairing scrambling for basic supplies and gas. hurricane irma now battering the carribbean with record winds and heavy rain it's expected to continue churning slowly toward florida with a potential direct hit this weekend and now people across the state are rushing to prepare with evacuation orders in effect in several counties including the florida keys. >> i'm sad. i've been trying t west for years but i'd rather be alive than, you know,. >> state and federal officials including president trump promising the government will step up before and after the storm. issuing an emergency declaration for in order and activating thousands of national guards men warning residents not to underestimate the danger. >> we'll work together to help safe lives protect families and support those in need. >> every floridian should take this serio

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thank you allison gave meet don't talk like that tucker look. 70 eastbound near 40 we do have a crash down to under 20 miles per hour leading to that scene under about 18 miles per hour, 270 southbound between 70 and 109. 26 minute ride things start to open up after that and as you make your way on 395, delays picking up across shoulder by seminary road all in all about a ten-minute delay, look at the inner loop backup before little river turnpike a crash and a crash right by 644, 95 northbound before the beltway. just under a half hour to get from dale city to the beltway and look at that. 66 has been morning from an earlier crash by 123. a new one blocks the shoulder by 28 and centreville and all in all from 234 business to the beltway 43 minute ride slow role aside from that 295 southbound delays picking up from 50 down to pennsylvania avenue. metro rail lines are on time. i have my fall jacket on and ready for your morning meme. >> bring on the memes. ♪ ♪ >> this is where you get your meme before you go off to work and school >> first little laugh for the day >> i look forward to

. >> allison and steve thank you.he bottom line is unfortunately south florida bracing for some potentially catastrophic impacts from a major hurricane irma making a direct landfall somewhere along the lower peninsula. hurricane warni remark warnings. hurricane watches in that lighter shade of pink. hurricane warnings for the bahamian islands. at a category four it has weekend some but that doesn't matter. it is still a major hurricane with winds sustained at 155 miles an hour. it is moving west-northwest at 15 miles an hour. it just rocked parts of turks and caicos last night and that track would keep it along some open waters with the potential of restrengthening, the potential. we'll see how it interacts with some of the bahamas and potentially cuba. within this cone of uncertainty florida will sustain some sort of direct hit before then moving due northward through the state so there has been a westward shift in the models and there's been a lot of consensus with it during the overnight hours. from there it will w

tucker over to you. >> thanks allison.5 nouse in washi warm and for this time of year humid start to the day it will be a lot one this afternoon mid to upper 80s. we might even touch 90 here later this afternoon as this will be the end to our streak. by tomorrow, cooler weather starts to move in and a big cool down for the end of the week. that's maria. i've decided less attention i pay to it maybe it will go away faster it will eventually go away tomorrow as it will be push out to sea still bringing wind and waves to coastal areas and a little bit of tropical moisture maybe a sprinkle or shower along the lower eastern shore southern maryland later today. that's about it. otherwise partly sunny for us, and again hot for this time of year. upper 80s. so make sure you're drinking plenty of water if you're outdoors for any period of time. weekend forecast momentarily. i'll have it in just a minute. erin is back with another round of slow roads. >> 8:35. things clearing up a bit on 395 northbound past edsall road where we have

. >> reporter: allison and steve, it was a bit of a chaotic situation out here. so, basically last night around 11 o'clock, a bunch of police officers, the s.w.a.t. team came out here for a barricade situation. they spent about seven hours negotiating with a suspect who was barricaded inside a home further back along the 700 block of central avenue. this is central avenue right here and for seven hours they were trying to get him out safely. they say this man shot two people in annapolis about 9 miles away from this location. we have some video to show you. this was a double shooting last night around 8 o'clock. we're told this man shot two people, a 41-year-old woman and then a 36-year-old man and they're both recovering at a hospital this morning. he then came to this house on central avenue barricaded himself and officers came out here. we're not sure what tipped them off to this home and we're not sure if the suspect lives here but that is one thing that we have asked police to answer. and so basically they here to this house and for seven hours they were try

jim allison breakthrough actually change the whole field i mean what he recognizes that time doesn't just have on switches it also has off switches. and the yang and the man says that if you keep trying to turn it on it has its own internal controls to keep it turned off and he recognized that if you want to really attack cancer you turn off the off signals the blocking the brakes basically and he developed the first body this way which is enticing telling for because he identifies the telly for as the off signal are one of the off signals now we know there are so many and by blocking seitel it for what an antibody we were able to get the t. cells out to go and keep killing tumor cells and that's why some patients can have . he's responsive so now there's a whole field called the mean checkpoint blockade and that's immunotherapy that we know of today in the clinic. the human immune system is built around white blood cells scientists call t. cells these molecules are so tiny they can't be seen but the humanizing this image from an electron scan shows a healthy human. senses an infecti

allison, thank you. >>> puerto rico right now is under a state of emergency. many fear that if the power goes, it's not going to be restored for weeks, maybe months. cnn's george howell is there in san juan, puerto rico. tell us what you're seeing. we see wind, hear the rain. what is the vantage point from where you are? >> reporter: brianna, along the north shore of this island, which is the part of the island that will be impacted most, the north and the eastern parts of o it, but we are starting to see these conditions deteriorate and it's expected to get worse through the hour. let's talk about the different phases that we're expecting. so, the strong winds, of course, the rain, flooding, and then aftermath. as far as winds go, i just spoke with a meteorologist here at the national weather center, felix castro and he says that the island has already experienced an 86-mile-per-hour wind gust, keeping in mind that the eye wall of the storm will now be closer to puerto rico, so 30 miles off the north shore, he says, so it will be much more intense, given that

. >> trying to back my way out of that one allison.river road we have a crash reported on the inner loop between clara barton and river road. not seeing any delays. look how quiet traffic is. that was 395 northbound just to clarify at king street earlier, the camera you were looking at. we'll show you what else you're up against on the roads. quiet conditions branch avenue at southern avenue. look at that, wide opened in southeast. traffic is looking great. if you are trying to skip the roads and take the rails today, metro rail and bus operating on a sunday schedule. rail service kicks in at 8:00 a.m. friendship heights to twinbrook on the red line shuttle service replaces rail service through the end of the day today. tr wisconsin avenue. no problems in northwest. i'll let you know if anything else pops up. if you're headed to work this labor day traffic is not going to be factor slowing you down. we'll keep you updated, though. allison and wisdom. >> there is something fishy about this catch of the day. check it out. it's a white lo

hey, kev. >> good morning, steve and allison.ode nine pushed back by nine months. we'll tell you why, and is liam neesen retiring from action movies. all that and more coming up on fox5 news morning. tucker, stop staring at me, please. ♪ >> i saw you out of the corner of my eye, sir. [ laughter ] >> i saw that. ♪ ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor and i sponsored this ad narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a children's hospice. he passed the virginia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restaurants. and dr. northam is working to connect veterans to good paying jobs in virginia. ed gillespie is a washington dc corporate lobbyist. he shows up for whoever pays him. ♪ >> yes, we'll see some sun later today. >> envisioning the sun shining right now. >> just got to hold on. you know what, deep >> 80-degree, non humid day. >> deep thought. we will appreciate the sun more having beg

i know what you're thinking allison.ou're thinking we're going to send tuck ever out 'cause he looks like he graduated just two weeks ago, right. >> absolutely. >> i love that. hey, yeah, we're here in bowie state, the bulldogs got the rotc bull dog battalion behind me, they're up and practicing. we've got a very exciting morning around here. we're going to do lots of exploring, all about bowie state and our local colleges. they got a very exciting football team which is undefeated we'll meet the black and gold cheerleaders. all sorts of exciting things going on this morning and we'll talk to one of these young leaders coming up in a couple minutes. let's get to your weather. don't be fooled by my short-sleeve shirt. it's a little chilly out here. temperature is 52 degrees out here in bowie. currently 59 now, 59 degrees, yeah, that cool air mass moved in overnight at reagan national. 63 in annapolis. 52 in leonardtown. 50 up in frederick. quick look at your satellite and radar. all systems go for a beautiful friday. it w

allison is down there. hold morris is down there.n. >> what the wisdom martin. >> erin como is heading down there obviously that's not good enough maureen and i will leave at 9:00 o'clock to head down there. >> say what now, steve. >> if you can make it down there by 10:00 you get everybody. >> national harbor you saw fredericksburg bring it, culpeper bring it, spotsylvania. my goodness w else did we go everywhere. everybody brought the heat. do the same we're giving away a lease on one year tlx acura. come on. >> and life cuteness factor of the day. it's time to do that right now. let's check back in with holly and our fox5 first five. >> look at a bundle of cutie. >> i know, right. who would have thought it would be weekend went need a blanket to keep our cuteness warm here. good morning you guys. tell me your names. >> jenny. >> what's your name? >> can you tell me your name? >> she's like no. just look the me i'm cute. that's all i have to do. >> what's her name. >> ariana. >> how old is ari nan. >> three. >> three years old. >>

allison cuts back.got him, another move, he has jones in front of him, gets past it to the sticks. geronimo allison, for 73 yards. >> tony: can you believe this right here, you're going to see rodgers -- >> referee: offsides, number 90, penalty declined, result of the play, first down. >> tony: i mean this place is rocking right now. it's a cover 2 ball which means you have two verticals, rodgers about one of two people on the planet earth that can make the throw before the safety gets there. allison, the beneficiary. rodgers knows, we think we just got this one. >> jim: they're going to run another play here. >> tony: this is going to be a run. they'll center it to the middle of the field. most likely you will have the quarterback go or the running back to the right, yeah. covering the kicking unit in. and win the game. >> jim: crosby, to make it from 27 for the win. >> tony: and what a heartbreaking loss if this goes through the uprights, for marvin lewis. they played a great first half. as goods they

our thanks to allison. bill weir is in key largo.f the rugged individualists, the culture down there in the keys especially when it comes to storms. very savvy, very experienced. part of the life and often that breeds a unique form of reluctance to leave. we have tim jones joining us right now. he's in key largo. he's decided to stay. tim, can you hear me? >> yes, i can hear you. >> all right. so where are you? what is your level of safety and confidence? >> i'm at mile marker 92.5. i'm on the ocean side in a marina, where our boat is. we are not on the boat. we moved into a building here at the marina last night. we're literally 15 or 20 feet from the boat when we go out the doors. >> how is she doing? i know that everybody who has a boat, this is one of their biggest fears, how you tie up, how many lines and what direction and what you can hold off when it comes to a storm like this. how are you doing so far? >> well, to give you a little bit of an idea, because most landowners don't understand, we have a 41-foot boat. she's 14 by