fox5's melanie alnwick is live in fairfax county with the details.morning, yeah, a lot of changes here and a lot of controversy. in fact, this vote almost didn't happen because there s so much yelling and heckling going on. one board membe wanted to table the vote until they could reallyake a deeper look at this issue. e family life curriculum are going to go into effect. the most controversial was changing of the term biological sex to sex assigned at birth and this is controversial because many s that is universally accepted, 's something that is flod. also they're goi be providing more instruction about methods of contraception includ the use of the hiv preventive drug that' called prep, and that in itself is controversial for use in adolescehis. now,s was a packed board meeting. we can tell you that people sortf separatedtohemselves sides. they were wearing green if they were against the changes, they were wearing pink and rple if they were supporting the changes. supporters of the new proposal, the new curriculum believe it's more forward thinki

melanie alnwick is live on capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.hose tours will contie with nancy pelosi and other democrats heading tor the u.s.-mexico b and as you mentioned all of this ipe wrap up in this new immigration deb some possible comprise bills but no one knows if they have enough votes in o per tos. some members of congress did spend their father's day visiting a texas detentiin center and you'reg new images providedhe by t department of homeland security becauseedia was allowed to photograph ring the tour. me of the children here are among the 2000 kids who were separated from their pents ile trying to cross over the result of a zero tolerance policyed announc in april. theinistration argues it's trying to deter future illegal border crossing adding that the separation of families is the result of existing law. but democrats counter it's not law, it's just policy. >> nobody likes seeing bheies ripped from t mother's arms, from their mother's womb's frankly. >> the president could change thld policy today. he change it rightow. >> repo

. >> fox5's melanie alnwick i live i fairfax county with the details this morning. mel. >>eporter: hey, good morning, guys and this vote almost didn't happen. there was so mlih yelling and heck that the board at 1 point considered drsaying the controvel decision but in the end, they didke actually the vote and these changes areoing to go into effect.en first of all it comes to the section o human growth development, the words biological sex will be repl with gender assigned at birth, sex assigned at birtand there will be more instruction abont raception and the use of the hiv prevention drug, prep. now, it was a packed board meetingle with peopeparating into groups. those for the --hose againstthee for thehanges flashing pink and pur supporters of the new proposal believe it is more forward thinking a inclusive of lgbtq students but those against the curriculum says it bends the science of gender and doesn't put enough emphasis on health risks. parents are passionate onh bot sides of the issue. >> biological sex is the medically and biologilly accurate term to use when i

fox5's melane alnwick liv on capitol hill this morning with more.d morning, mel. >> reporter: hey, good good morning, guys. and the policy question here is whether families crossing the boer should be treated as asylum seekers or as criminals. and that's really what's gotten all these kids caut up i these detention centers. house minority leader nancy pelosi and some democrats will continue touring somof those detention centers today and all of this is wrapped up in a possibmmigration comprise that nobody really knows whether it has enough votes yet to pass. now, some memberssf congres also spent their father'say weekend visiting somefhese detention centers. in texas, new image here provided by department of homeland siaurity as medas no tt allowo photograph during the tour. some of the children here are among the 2000 kids who were separated from their parents in april and may while trying to cross over. there's no law requiring the separation of families, only the trutrmp admation's new zero tolerance policy facing growinsmg critici attorney gener

i'm melanieba alnwick. >> while the you border patrol says the suv that crashed near the texas mexicoocumented immigrants was being chased by an agent who suspected it was part of a "smuggling event." 14 week were in that suv all ejected from the chevy suburban when it crashed and o other suspected vehicles were stopped a third took off and that triggered a chase. the driver of the car a u.s. citizen was arrested. >> back to someop stories closer to home. a neighbor is credited for alerting a family tt their house was on fire. now, this happenedround 11:30 last night on ae hom on mahan road in silver spring. flames had engulfed the roof when fefighters got on the scene. fortunately, everybody i the ho escaped including two dogs. but officials say one person did run back inside and then had to be rescued. one firefighter was slightly hurt. damage to the home is estimated at $250,000. >> and a deadly crash between a motorcycle and a c in prince george's county still under inveseegation. you can s the front of that bike just rippe. this happened sunday afternoon near all atown road maxwe

mee alnwick live on the hill this morningo breakt all down.d morning,a dozen republican senators havee asking attorney general jeff sessns to reversehis policy, saying that it is inconsistent relationships here on capitolnd hill have did you involved. last night when presidentrump came here to the capitol, a congressional intern shouted expletives at him and then when he walked past a group ofcr demoic lawmakers listen to the treatnt h got. >> separatinghildren... >> quit separating the kids. you're separating the children. mr. president, don't you have kids? >> images of c immigrantldren forcibly separated that their parents stinsed up strong emotiond anger at president trump. the president trump l trumpad nistration strategy for zero tolerance policy is two fold. serve as s tong deterrento families trying to cross the egborderally and perhaps a bargaining chip with democrats o to coax their von larger immigration reform bills. after meeting with hourepublicad he'd support legislation that eases up on family separatio as part of a package tha

melanie alnwick live in fallsit church this mornih that story.el. >> reporter: hey, good moing, guys, yeah, this vote almost didn't happen. appantly there was so much yelling and hecklingoing on that 2 o the board members putp u a motion to delay the vote unt october. but that was voted dow and the changes to the famy life curriculum are going into effect.ig now, lastht it was a packed board meeting. people kind of separated o themsen each side of the issue. we can also tell you 1 thing impoant here, the major changes that are going into effect. one would be to replace the words biological sex with the wordsex assigned at birth. also, there will be more finstruction about metho contraception as well as the use of aontroversial drug that would mean -- intended to prevent hiv if it's taken before risky sex. now, this was definitely a controversial issue that's been debated many, many times over. youan see the people who are for the changes inai green -- nst the changes in green, those for the changes flashing pink and purple. pporters of the new la

melanie alnwick is live on capitol hill with the latest. >> good rningguys, we are seei growing number of republicans andven vocal trump supporters in the past. now, saying that this policy on the part of the trump administration isfu disgrace we do know that president trump had pla earlier to come here to capitol hill today late thise rnoon, to discuss the comprehensive immigration reform packages but now his going to have to fend off some growing lawmakers touringse detention centers in various places, texas,ca fornia, oregon and new jersey, sayheir worse fears were confirmed, lchildrening without their parents inom mine like conditions in some filities separated by fencing that looks like large cages, since april the new zero tolerance policy treats people crossing the border illegally not as asylum seekers but criminals, if they have children with them they're separated until the legalase plays out. despitehe t public trap it's trump administration and the department of homeland security are not backing down, democrats are of joined by

n but how hundreds of other immigrant families will be air.ited remains up in the fox5's melanie alnwickollowing all of these developments live from caps ol hill forthis morning. good morning, mel. >> reporter: goodd morning, an senior administration officials have td the associated press that about 500 of the some 2300 kids have been reunited but there really doesn't seem to be any organized pn yet forgetting united.t of thosere kids as you mentioned, just moments ago, one of those reunions did happen at bwi airport. take a look at theeo vidhat was obtained by fox5. and here you see the mother and seven-year-old son darwin. together again after a mth. now they crossed the border in arizona in may requesting asylum. she says her son was rped from her arms by immigration officials. she was backed by aup legal advocacy. she was able to pay bail then went to federal court in d.c. this week suing to get her son back. they do plan to live in texas while she waits for her polical asylum claim to be proces od. now heren capitol hill, there was little progress on a long term solution that would

live in the capitol, melanie alnwick, fox 5 local news. >>> 4:32 is the time. the pentagon formall suspendedm upco military drills with south korea. the drills are planned forst auguut were scrapped following president ump's summit with kim jong-un. made on jo exercises.have been exercises with other countries will continue. >>> president trump is promising to make spa great again. pentagon to force, thatld become the e for reducing satellitett clu in space. sets n upew guidelines for satellite design and operation for avoid collisionand space craft >>> happening, dc voters head to the urpolicy, mayor ml bowser is running for reelection, faces challengers ie th primary, there are also primaries for several dc council seats, the house delega and 7:00, close at 8:00. if you haven't had had time tor ter, it's ok, same day registration. fox 5 will have the election night results and if you head to the polls share your experience or photos. use #fovotes. initiative 77 would raise minimuwage fro 11.50 an hour to $15 by 2020. perhaps most controversial part impact res

melanie alnwick is live on capitol hill this morning with mel?.hose tours continu today with houseity leader nancyorin pelosi and another democrats heading to theor us mexicoder today and all of this now wrapped up in another immigration debate centered on a compromise bill which m or may not have enough votes to pass. let's take to you some pictures that were sent out to the media by the department of homeland security. lowed to photograph during the tour while some mfbers o congress spent father's day visiting a texas detention center. we 2,000 kids redren here are separated from their parents while trying to cross over. now this is the result of a zras trying to deter future illegal border crossings by treating families as criminals rather than asylum. seekers >> if i commit a crime and i am putn jailfour children are i you want the children polic inhe now, maryland democrat chris van hollen was one of those who toured heneher' on fox5 just ath s faty ha should be doing for these families who are sking asylum to keep while they go asylum proces

fox5's melanie alnwick is live outside the seventh district police department with what we know now.el. >> reporter: good morning, steve a allison. anden again, sev district ernight.ery, very busyov all of those shootgs overnight, 35 shootin victims within 2 hours, all of them here in the seventh district. the 1 on southern avenue, perhaps the most serious. we'll take you to video of that tha we shot when we arrived on scene a little before 4 o'clo this morning. there were stillsiany fc technicians therera taking photogs and documentingce ev. the bullets went across southern avenue,ven 1 lodging there in the wall of that shell station. what we know is that the victim is an adult male. he's said to be homeless and lives parently around t corner. now, initially he was said to be conscious and breathing but we learned a short time ago that his condition had degraded, he wasti cril and unstable and not sure if he's going to survive this shooting. we understand there's 1 victim, 1 shooter. there is a surity camera there at the shell station which apparentlyap cred some activity but did no

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. >>> melanie alnwick isvi live in burnslle with the details. mel. >> good morning, guys. thisin is second safcident the school has had within a week. just a wntk going a stude was brought to the office because he had a knife and some ammunition in a sandwic bag. this time it sounds likehis was serious incident. we don't know how the suspect got into the building yet and how long he was in the building. we can tell you that montgomery county police say he did not have anytact with other students. but, still, a very serious situation. it was during launch time, 11 :30 in the morning and school security staff noticed a teen they didn't recognize on school property and then they tried to stop him and talk to him. h they say was carrying a blackulder bag. >> had gave school security a fake name and i.d. number and when they tried to question him further he fled and took off >> the school resource officer and security staff memberhe found suspect walkingn brings cheney road colum pike a couple problems awayhe. tried to run there when they stopp to questi him. in the black bag p

melanie alnwick, >> we learned that babies and toddlers separated from their parents ar accepted to tender age shelters there's currently three in south tem text. visited these facilities said the children are hysterical becausehey don't know where their parents are. >> jeff seeings is facing major backlash from own church over the zero tolerance polic 6policy. more that0 liters of the you're. . it's violanging it's social principals andso "fox5 concerned that sessions occasionally attends st. st. mtthews diingt church in annandale . >> no official reaction ofwh itehouse to stop the use of national guard troops to help secure the u.s. mexico border including maryland governor larry hogan and ralph northam. soldiers and equipment todered return home until trupp administration sprayed the so sprayed the solcy>> 5:04 i btimore today fbi is raise ago wareness o sexual assault on pair planes it's seenptic of inflight adults mom cging intonu bwi te in national. today they want to alert people of the seriousness ofe issue and remind people it's a federal crime. raise ago wareness is important to

. >> how did he get i melanie alnwick live outside ban bridge high school with that story. good morning,el. >> good morning, steve, allison. that's a question we've about asking and have not been able to get an answer yet from police or from the schoolem syst. this incident still under investigation. we also don't know how long the suspect was inside the school. we believe it was a short period of time and police tellhe us that suspect did not have any contact with student students. now this all happened 11:30 yesterday morning during the d.nch p and security staff notice aid teen they did not recognize on school property. d idn't specify anything more than that. and they said he was carrying a plaque shoulder bag and security team try toy talk to him and elijah gave them a fake student id name and the teen ran out of the building and student resource officerwend police called and he was seen walkin on brings cheney road columbia page a few blocks away. police tried to stop them and he tried to runaway there too. he found a loaded 38 revolver and omall amountf marijuana. >>

trump saying him fix isifficult as a long time and is messrite roke of a pep.o it withst a melanie alnwick, "fox 5 news". >> attorney general jeff sessions facing backlash it's kovl laws and social principles. complaint mention sessions as active partipate apt at claire don united meth together church and the cecs occasionally attends st. matthew methodist in annandale. >> let's turn to results of primary election day in washington d.c.. asure increases minimumlotme waiming for timd work nertz district.ed great marriage upit desp low voter turnout. just 18%. q thestion on our mind when we will we go out to eat. >> good morning, steve, that's important to ints out. 18% of 479,000 registered voters in district of columbia came out to cast their ballots in the primary. it was lowest turnout since 2 10 in mayoral primary. but it did pass initiati 77 passed b 55% and it's importanmato njority d.c. councilos are opp t it includingo. >> ake typedr in d.c.. this measure races minimum waiming for tipped work in d.a base wage of $1 is $1 iso 2 2.50 app hour and by 2026 that pnumber would go to 15 ap

fox5's melanie alnwick live on the hill with wha the presi situation after yesterday's meeting with lawma what role his daughtervanka could play in finding a solution. mel? >> reporter: good morning guys. lawmakers are facing tbl le a on one hand you have leniency and preferential treatment for families and children crossing the border, it can encourageeople to make that dangerous journey and put those kids at risk. on the other hand, the vernment inflicting emotional children on trauma becauke their parents brohe law is an sacceptableituation. here on capitol hill tension has reached a boiling point. >> president trump walked out of meeting with hse republi on the hill and was quickly met with hecklers, members of congress.id >> don't you haves, mr. prident? >> one republican lawmaker was terrupted duringn interview by aleemocratic colue. >> you haven't helped us out ons at all. >> i wish that you wld have been upset when the obamast adration had children -- >> because we weren't doing this. and you know that. >> in a mexican restaurant of all places. >> secretary of homeland security kr

live in southeast, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 news. let's get to thet l now on there singapo summit.resident trump still boasting t afterhe summit and kim jong un's commitment to end north korea's nuclear some critics point out there's no grantee on how orhen pyongyang will disarm.s the rifle korea met in seoul for a rar meeting to discuss joint military exercises between the u.s. and south korea. >> white house press secretary sara sanders setting the recordsh straight. s not leaving her post she says.cbs news first reported lat nightha tsanders and deputy press secretary raj shah were leaving their jobs but sanders jsays she loves herob and is hored to work with the esident. she took to twitter last nighhe this is what tweeted. does cbs news know something i don't know about my plans my future? i was at my daughter's year end nt and theyn e ran the story about my "plans to leaveouhe white h" without even talking to me. i love my job and i'm honored to work for the president of the united states. now, sande has previously talked about leaving after therm november midte elections but

live on capil hill, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 news. >> ♪ >> all right.utes past the hour right nowt' and i a big weather day. >> yeah, day here in the weatr did he mean. department. still going to feel the stee as yesay but we're about an hour away. >> are you going to throw a little parade in the weath center. >> tucker and i got those party poppers and we go whoop and then we move on. 73 degrees outside. mostly cloudy start t the day. ere are a couple of showers here and there and maybe a little bit ofri spotty dle down to the south and west of town andto then the north in baltimore. here in d.c. it' c moreuds than anything else, a little humid, a littl sticky to start the day a we're g around the region.entifo of not seeing anything too terrible at this hour. y front fromesterday has moved a touch farther south and the areas that you see southro of that fal boundary will have the greatest chance of popping some thunderstorms later on today. those counties in green you see t highlighere are under a flash flood watch starting at 3 o'clock today and will

li fairfax county, i'm melanie alnwick. >> the nation and lawmakers divide the controversial immigrationolicy called 0te tolerance. >>rday protesters took to the streets across the nation upset with theicy that's ripping immigrant families apart. the white house though not budging. the policy will stand for now. our maureenhemeh policy and the latest pushback.in mo. >> good g both of you. the controversial policy annound back in may separates children from eir families at the u.s.-mexico border. the u.s. administration is saying it will keep illegal immigrants from coming into the u.s. thousands of children have ben separated fm their families. yesterday there between white house pressar secretsarah huckabee saers and playboy's correspondent>> carem. don't you have any empathy. come on,arah, you're a parent. don'you have any empathy for what these people are going sthrough? they have leshan you do.sh >> brian, settle down. >> come on seriously. these people have nothing. they come to the borderg with no and you throw children in cages. you're a parent. you're a parent with young chdren.

area so i think as far as southern avsue goes, guys, going to be impacted for quitetihi mng melanie alnwickfox5eime rights county public schools ceo kevin maxwell could a get pa his severance payment. weeks ago maxwell announcede will step down because of a h submitted a resignatiout never letter. the school year ends on june 20. county executive rushernay bakers s any discussion about a severance payment should wait until after the school yrnds.rs >> the uity of maryland foll pr.urheng tth dea jordan mcnair passed away. s death comes 2 weeks afterlains pil has not9t disclosed his medical conditio re' wven are liver trat and it's possible he sufferedhe at se righte.trok now. whitwhite house pre secretary sara sanders is setting therecbr ndbwijoth ahe president. she took to ter last night and tweeted does cbs know something i don't about n msy plans and my future? i was at my daughter's year end kiergarten event and they ran a story about my plans to leave the white house without even talking to me. i love myob and i'm honored to work for the president. >>> we're just under 6 hours from the

. >> the big question this morning is how did he get n melanie alnwick is live outside pain branch high school with the story. meloo >> gmorning, guys, that's a question we don't have app answer for you yet. we don't know exactly howong the us is picture is was in the building before confnted by security staff. police do tell us though that the suspect did not come into contact with any students. now, this all wept down around 110 during lunch yesterday. school security we're told notice aid teen they did not recognize on school propertyas carrying a black lk to him.ag and they tried tota >> he gave school security a fake name and fake student id numberoo and when sch security attempted to him further about why he was and why heil was in thding that is why he took off. >> the school resourcanofficer security staff found the suspect lking on columbia piaw a few blocks . police say he tried to run there when theyti stopped to ques him. so twice tried toet away from police. in the black bag, police found a loaded 3 with 8 caler revolver and small amount of marijuana. here's what we can tel

m fox5'sanie alnwick is live on capitol hill with the latests.elopment mel. >> reporter:ell, steve and allison, congressional relationships have splintered body here is optimistic that either of these immigration bills that are pending would actually pass if they manage to come up for a vote, and that leaves the fe of the border wall, daca recipients and those families torn apart unsettled. t ♪ >> reporter: debate ove immigration took center stage during a make america great ain rally in minnesota. we're going to keep families together but the border is going to be just tough as it's been. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: this hoursru after presidenmp signed an executive at keeping families together who edcross the southern border illegally. e order is aimed at keeping families together butt does not cha the administration'sed so-call zero tolerance policy.instead, e secretary of homeland security to "maintain custody of alien families while criminal improper entryr immigration proceedings pl a 2015 rulinghe related to t florida settlement proh

the practice of g immigrationbuthite house staie itreformt include money in forte hill, m belanie alnwickx5 newel. >>> propublica a non-profit inveupigative journalism gro release wad they say is audio border protection facilitye . you can hear immigrant children crying as an agent jokes about the emotional separation. it's difficult to listen to. (children crying) attorthro ane whistleblower to. hy.plehoneeoud to if you're anderstand. unclet, whatever you are can't empathize and you're to me about laws and we're a nation tolawrss. check your heart and check your puls because you are notha ven e how d you i'm encouraged t so breaking rank oi shouldn't say -- >> going acrs the aisle. >> exactly. because this is a hsan right issue. >> it is. >> it will a tough -- >> kids are not collateral damage. they shouldn't be. >> that's the key. don't use them as negotiating ploy. it will be a tough sell for the president even though we' had particularly some republican lawmakers and other who's have come out saying that they feel ithat thiss wrong. you know the president will go in and he's going to

melanie alnwick is livoutside te information, good morning, we have ask the that question to montgomery count police a blat it is nott believed the su was in the school very long or that he had any contact with students. it happened 1 is 1:30 y.yestda

live on capitol hill, melanie alnwick fox5 news. >> it will be interesting to see where the presidents with this one because rightouse is nt ames t the dreamer funding nyr help in gettinghe tsearents which money is mud december watmuch a. instead eheh w tng e u a prob red sen t he beingatf and stopping illegal immigration he won't bunch onevhat. st miller was the architect who hy beenstrict about immigration and want to go really just pretty much, you know, close off the borders anda get outnyone who doesn't look like him in particular. but i think the president caught has a campaign promise to uptop araather, gfather and perhaps having the women inon hs life't mean to be sexist with that saying listen, you are tearing families apart d you can'to this. i wish they could separate it, but even senator van hollen he heard today wasaving a hard time saying yes, we can as the r the wall is a tough sell. >> absolutely. >> as you get closer to the mid term it's a tougher argument to make. >> steve and holly don't you think peopleave been heartened now using a kid as a pawn i don't put it bey

melanie alnwick following all of these developments live om the hill this morning.d morning, mel. >>rn reporter: good mog, steve and allison. senior adminisation officials a saying that about 500 of the 2300 who had bn separated from their parentsni were reud with them in just a matter of days but there real is no ilear direction yet terms of how all these children are going to be reunited but at least one family we know one mother and son, back in each other's arms this morning at bwi airport. take a look. this was a little after o'clock this mor. b:atta mejia and herseven-year-n together after about a month. they crossed theder requestinged by federal court is week suing to get her son back. lthey plan toe with family in texas while she waits for her political asylumlaim to be processed. but here on capitol hill, there is little progress on a lo term solution for situations like that as one hard line immigration bill failed and hpse leadershi a second bill. off the vone now, that second bill called a compromise all families caught crossing the border to be held to

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live on capitol hill i'm melanie alnwick "fox 5 news". >> let's get to the recording we mentioned. non profit investigative jonalism group released audionside you can hear c imgranthildren crying as anag separation [ crying ] [ cryingn] ] >> the unverifieddi recor relooseed through human rights attorney jennaphr har bettery. she received i from a whistle blower who heard emotional cries of children. >> let's tur to local politics now. today primary election in distri of columbia. polls opened a couple minutes ago at 7 aex. there's a polling face northwest d.c.. >> mayor bauseer is running for reelectio and. there are also primaries for local d.c.. polls are open until 8leid ent barack obama. now, d.c. does allow same day voter registration and absent tee ballots must be in 8:00 tonight and there's initiative 77 that would require restaurants to pay tippedrk ers d.c. minimum waiming of $1 is is 2.0 auto an hour and right now they can pay them $3.33 an hour it cou be supplieding scale. work are makes up kivrn others say iwould be a more steady income for service indus workers. it's u

live on capitol hill, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 news. >> mel thanks. 7:04.lso in virginia governor ralph northam ordering an ivestigation a intobuse allegations at a facility that houses migrant children. the complaint are coming from shenandoah valley juvenile center. the governor says hhas concerned aboutt he calls disturbing allegations of abuse of the children being housed there. t the facility she claims areut withoerit. overnight virginia's two senators mark warner and tim kaine sent a list of questions about the claims to t head of the office of u.s. refugee resettlement. >> first lady melania trump is back at the white house this morning after visiting the u.s.-mexico borr yesterday and touring ahelter where migrant children are being held. but heris v was distracted by her wardrobe. mrs. trump ignited backlash for wearing this coat. on the back it reads "i really don't care. do you? ." the first lady only wore the jacket on the plane but not on the ground while visiting the texas facility. while many suggested the phrase refers to the immigration de

fox5'selanie alnwick is live on capitol hill following tthe lates delopments now.el. >> reporter: well, steve and allison, department ofhomeland s working on that issue, that it iso workiset up facilities and set up a reunification hotline for those children and famies. meanwhile, congress here working desperately to try to salvage those immigration bills that may offer a morrm peent solutn. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: in front o af supportive crowd last night at a rally in minnesota pnesident trump explaihis latest move on immigration enforcement. ee we're going top families together but the border is going to be just as tough as it's been. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: faced with growing backlash over images ofll ial immigrant families beingor separated at theder under a new zero tolerance policy, the president had just signed a executive order to begin holdingamilies togeth a solution, perhaps. but it does appear to violate a court agreement and wil almostke some pressure off of congress to find a longer tm fix. >> the question now is has trum given