anny?y education officials heared from parents about the plan last night. mount diablo is made up of 56 schools serving more than 32- thousand students. it covers a large portion of the east bay stretching from martinez to walnut creek, and pleasnant hill to clayton. the proposed northgate district, in red, would include five schools and 42- hundred students. opponents of the plan accuse county officials of wanting to create an affluent new school district, which supporters of the plan deny. <"none of that is true. this is not about segregation. we are following the boundaries set by the school district." "we believe our students will not be served as well if five schools leave.">(anny) if the county approves the plan, it would have to go through state education officials and then be approved by voters. (anny) back to you.. ( mark ) we are learning more about the 15-year-old who was shot and killed in san francisco's outer sunset district. he has been identified as reajohn jackson of daly c

(anny) (anny hong): dry weather and seasonable temperatures are forecast today and tomorrow. cooler conditions along with a slight chance of showers can be expected on wednesday. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. 9darya0 a security guard is arrested after a deadly shooting outside a bar in san francisco's mission district. it happened at the "la oficina cocktail lounge" on mission street just after midnight yesterday morning. one of the security guards heard another guard outside calling for help. by the time he got outside the other guard had already fired his weapon. police later arrested the guard who shot the man outside. one of the bartenders says she recognizes the man who was killed, and that he was drinking at the bar earlier that night. right now police are trying to collect surveillance video from the cameras outside the bar. the shooting is being investigated as a homicide. (darya) eight people are killed, including a sheriff's deputy... in a weekend shooting spree in mis

anny. ( anny @ land ) murfee is a rescue mentor dog.m his home on palomares road over the weekend. police say murfee has helped to mentor hundreds of rescued german shepherd dogs to help them learn proper social skills before they moved on to their homes. murfee was taken into police protective custody after he was thrown against a wall during a domestic violence dispute. there is a 7- thousand dollar reward for murfee's safe return. ( mark ) former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick is lending a helping hand to people in new york city. he donated dozens of custom made suits to the company "100 suits." they are an organzation that helps give out free business clothes people who are looking for jobs. kaepernick says he will continue to donate his money to causes that promote social justice. he also recently donated 50-thousand dollars to "meals on wheels" and helped pay for an airplane that sent food to somalia. ( mark ) the warriors are getting ready for tonight's game against the utah jazz but that didn't prevent steph curry from takin

anny hong is at the breaking news desk with the details. anny.ened early this morning near the u-s and german embassies in the city of kabul. at least 80 people were killed and 300 injured. this is new video the scene just into the kron 4 newsroom this morning. afghan officials say the death toll is expected to rise. officials say this is supposed to be a highly secure diplomatic area of the city. police say the blast was the result of a suicide bomber who packed explosives into a car. a spokesman for the american embassy issued a statement saying the u-s embassy did not appear to be the target. investigators say the explosion happened during the morning rush hour. so far nobody has claimed responsibility for the attack. we will continue to follow the latest out of afghanistan and bring you updates as they come into the newsroom. back to you. . ( mark ) in the north bay... despite protests from some neighbors, the novato school district approved a measure to install lights on its athletic fields at san marin high school. it was approved late last

anny? ( anny @ flash ) it happened in the sunset district yesterday afternoon... right near st. ignatius high school. police say the teen was not a student at s-i. he was driving in the area when someone opened fire. people who live nearby say they are shocked this happened in a neighborhood that's usually quiet and family friendly. ( anny @ flash ) right now police do not know what led up to the shooting and there is no description of the gunman. the teen who was killed has not been identified. ( mark ) bart police have made a second arrest in connection to the mob attack that happened last month. police are using surveillance video to identify and search for up to sixty teenagers involved in the attack. the mob

anny? and his family are now suing bart for three million dollars. they were returning from a birthday dinner in san francisco when the mob began pounding on the train as it pulled into the coliseum station. stapp and his family claim bart did nothing to prevent the attack and robbery. they say the person driving the train should have realized people were pounding on the doors and never opened them. ( anny ) stapp's attorney says bart must answer for its lack of security at fare gates. bart now has 45 days to respond to the claim. acting bart police chief jeffrey jennings says bart police officers were working extra hours before the mob attack and continue to add increased security after the attack. < jeffrey jennings, acting bart police chief: "this past weekend i don't know if they are juveniles or adults w

anny? (anny) as president trump considers a replacement for fired fbi director james comey...makers are urging him to steer clear of appointing any politicians. the advice comes amid more criticism over the president's dismissal of comey during an fbi probe of russia's meddling with last year's election and any ties to the trump campaign. republican senator lindsey graham says selecting an fbi agent to lead the agency would allow the nation to "reset." democratic senate leader chuck schumer says the new fbi director should be someone without a partisan background but with "great experience" and "courage." (mark) a woman is arrested in connection with a high- speed car chase that killed a pittsburg woman it happened in clayton yesterday afternoon at the clayton station shopping center. police responded to reports of a person looking into cars... when they arrived the woman hopped in an s-u-v and took off... driving at speeds of more than 80-mile-per-hour. the woman was driving down myrtle drive near ayers road when she lost control of the s-u-v... crashing into a wall and hitti

anny hong is following the latest from the breaking news desk. anny.t, which led the investigation into the 2016 shooting, will close its investigation and not seek charges against the officers according to an associated press report. the shooting death outside a baton rouge convenience store last july sparked nationwide protests. alton sterling, an african american man, was selling c-ds outside the store when police answered a 9-1-1 call about man with gun. the two white officers were placed on paid administrative leave after the shooting. sterling's family members were upset they found out about the decision in the case from the media and not authorities. ( anny ) the justice department's official statement says there has been no official decision released. neither the baton rouge mayor nor the the governo

anny. ( anny ) the white house saying comey was fired because he was not able to effectively lead the was leading the investigation into the possible connection between trump advocates and russia during the 2016 election. the president says he acted on the advice of attorney general jeff sessions. the deputy attorney general also cited comey's handling of hillary clinton's email server saying comey did not handle the investigation properly. democrats in congress are now calling for a special prosecutor to lead the russian investigation. ( anny ) california lawmakers are reacting to comey's firing. senator dianne feinstein tweeted - in part... 'the next fbi director must be strong and independent ....

anny?nny @ land ) experts say earlier versions of the ransomware used in the attack were found on computers linked to a hacking group connected to north korea. they say the computers used to launch the cyber attack last friday were also used in the hack on sony entertainment back in 2014 as well as several european banks. north korea has been blamed for those previous attacks. president trump's homeland security adviser is responding to people who are blaming u-s intelligence agencies for the cyberattack. he says blame the hackers, not the national security agency. cybersecurity experts say the unknown hackers used a hole in microsoft software that was discovered by the n-s-a. that hole was exposed when the n-s-a documents were leaked online. microsoft executives criticized u-s intelligence agencies for "stockpiling" software code that can be used by hackers. . (mark) hillary clinton has announced her post-election plans. clinton says she is launching the political organization called "onwa

anny?d ) a student video taped a classmate using the restroom at the san ramon valley high school. although the student was arrested for invasion of privacy, that student was allowed to return to school after a short suspension. this is the latest in a string controversial incidents in the san ramon unified school district...dating back to last year including racist graffiti on bathroom walls. some view the incidents as bullying, racially insensitive and anti-islam. ( anny @ land ) the district superintendent and the school board released a statement saying th

anny?ing happened back on may 5th when there was a major power outage at the valero refinery. nearby offices were evacuated, two elementary schools were ordered to shelter in place, and a dozen people were taken to the hospital. now mayor elizabeth patterson says the refinery needs additional oversight. she is proposing that the city adopt a new safety ordinance that would prevent future chemical releases, and create a safety plan for the community.

anny. ( anny ) it's known as the "wanna-cry" virus. it hit on friday...sinesses to halt, and experts are concerned it could happen again this morning when people come into work. the virus froze hundreds of thousands of office computers in 150 countries. it locks down computer files in out-dated versions of microsoft windows. it then demands users pay three hundred dollars to get their files back. microsoft's chief legal officer says that the company is working to address the problem... but also said companies have a responsibility to update their systems. security experts say they are concerned as the cyber attack threat is not over. ( anny ) the security flaw that hackers used was made public after information was stolen from the n-s-a. a british researcher found a way to stop the initial spread of the virus... but it was a tempo

anny?rts say earlier versions of the ransomware used in the attack were found on computers linked to a hacking group connected to north korea. they say the computers used to launch the cyber attack last friday were also used in the hack on sony entertainment back in 2014 as well as several european banks. north korea has been blamed for those previous attacks. president trump's homeland security adviser is responding to people who are blaming u-s intelligence agencies for the cyberattack. he says blame the hackers, not the national security agency. cybersecurity experts say the unknown hackers used a hole in microsoft software that was discovered by the n-s-a. that hole was exposed when the n-s-a documents were leaked online. microsoft executives criticized u-s intelligence agencies for "stockpiling" software code that can be used by hackers. . ( darya ) hillary clinton has announced her post-election plans. clinton says she is launching the political organization called "onward together".

anny?anny) the storms overnight come a week after a tornado hit the area. it happened late last night in sampson county. take a look at the new video this morning showing the damage. you can see the debris as homes are completely destroyed. at least 14 people are injured... but they are expected to be okay. trees fell on houses and power lines... cutting electricity to 2,000 customers. right now there are more than a dozen reports of flipped homes and farm buildings destroyed. people who live in the area were still cleaning up after a tornado hit one week ago. we will continue to monitor the situation in north carolina and bring you updates as they become available. (mark) president trump is renewing his criticism of germany. this comes as chancellor angela merkel suggests her country needs to adopt a more independent stance in world affairs. president trump posted a tweet earlier this morning. it says --quote-- "we have a massive trade deficit with germany, plus they pay far less than they

anny? ( anny @ land ) rusty stapp and his family are now suing bart for three million dollars. they were returning from a birthday dinner in san francisco when the mob began pounding on the train as it pulled into the coliseum station. stapp and his family claim bart did nothing to prevent the attack and robbery. they say the person driving the train should have realized people were pounding on the doors and never opened them. ( anny ) stapp's attorney says bart must answer for its lack of security at fare gates. bart now has 45 days to respond to the claim. acting bart police chief jeffrey jennings says bart police officers were working extra hours before the mob attack and continue to add increased security after the attack. < jeffrey jennings, acting bart police chief: "this past weekend i don't know if th

anny. ( anny ) the president is on the defense this morning and the white house saying comey was firedecause he was not able to effectively lead the f-b-i. comey was leading the bureau's investigation into the possible connection between trump advocates and russia during the 2016 election. the president says he acted on the advice of attorney general jeff sessions. the deputy attorney general also cited comey's handling of the hillary clinton email server saying comey did not handle the investigation correctly. democrats in congress are now calling for a special prosecutor to lead the russian investigation while trump's camp is sayin it lost confidence in comey. president trump took to twitter earlier this morning saying... "comey lost the con

let's get a check of the forecast with anny hong. dry weather and seasonable temperatures are forecast today and tomorrow. cooler conditions along with a slight chance of showers can be expected on wednesday. fatal accident in livermore eb 580 at first. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( james ) officials in mississippi say the suspect in a weekend shooting spree stands charged with murder. the killings -- rocking a community after it claimed the lives of eight people, including that of a sheriff's deputy. reid binion reports. barbara bouie / victim's grandmother "i'm just going to miss him. i'm just going to miss jordan."the grandmother of a shooting victim in mississippi -- -- expressing shock and grief after a weekend rampage that left a sheriff's deputy and seven other people dead.warren strain / communication director, mississippi department of public safety: "about 11:40 saturday night a domestic disturbance call came into the sheriff's department." aut

annie mccormick is live at the scene with details. the fire marshall is calling this suspicious. >> firefighters responded to a 911 call around 7:30 this morning here on the 2100 block pof west susquehanna boulevard. witnesses describe the deadly blaze. >> it was a bunch of flames. i was in shock mode. i didn't know what to do. >> whoever was in the house, they were getting people in and out of the house. they said someone didn't make it out. >> police confirm firefighters discovered a 35-year-old woman dead in a seng second floor bed. the victim was vi visiting her boyfriend from out of town. the fire marshall returned with investigators collecting evidence and taking photos of two vehicles, both parked outside of the residence. >> the victim is from out of state. at this point police have not released her identity because they are reaching out to family. annie mccormick, channel6 "action news," back to you. >> now to a fire in the wynnefield section where a couple and their adult son were killed this morning. neighbors say the victi

. >> reporter: annie was just 6 when her aunt noticed her back did not look quite straight. after getting checked by doctors, the defers got the news. >> you need to be braced and that was it. >> dr. jack flynn at the childrens hospital in philadelphia says that x-rays showed two serious curves in annie's spine. 58 and 40 degrees. scoliosis can have a variety of causes and tends to be genetic but 80% of the time there is no known trigger and appears at 8 to 10 years of age and happens as often in boys as girls. >> but girls curves are likely to get bigger. >> annie's would normally mean surgery but because she is so young that would be complicated. >> you are looking at a half dozen operations. >> dr. flynn recommended a back brace first. >> they usually go from shoulder to hip and should be worn 16 hours a day including in sleep but getting comfortable could be tough. >> you go on your side with your hands like this so they don't get caught for your brace because it hurts. >> some girls are self-conscious because the brace shows through clothing and causes bullying but anni

well, that looks like annie yu. >> hello annie. davis. she adds david has a big crush on annie. >> who doesn't? i have a crush on annie. who doesn't. >> you posted a picture with her yesterday. >> she postd that picture with me so david isn't that awe awesome. >> have a happy day, david. >> ♪ >> we all love annie. >> of course. >> david glad you had a good day today. all right, kevin is with us. big day today kevin. >> allison good morning. >> i wore this tie completely accidentally. >> that's a lie. >> i'm not lying. i forgot today was the fourth anniversary. i'm not lying. >> what's impossible is that 40 years have gone by. >> so, may 25th, 1977 was the first "star wars" release which was episodeou hope. the cool thing was little fun fact in 1977, the first "star wars" cost $11 million to make according to box office mojo. how about the budget of the force awakens episode seven, $245 million. little jump up there but awesome there. i'm want to show -- >> that means it would have had to make like 20 times as much money and what di

that's awesome annie. >> sometimes it's difficult and that makes it challenging. who wants goat in that bikini right. >> one last tip. eating wise. >> lots of water. >> don't skip meals but also too if you want to talk to me ask me different tips, then -- thank you jess, you're rocking it. >> you can relax now jess. >> she's rocking it. yeah, exactly. so, all the things there take before and after pictures, it's great. the tips that you can do. eat throughout the day, measure your food. >> keep yourself motivated folks. you can do this. >> if you want to see me ask me more questions i'm having and event at south moon under on wednesday 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 20 percent awfully whole store men and ladies fashion fitnes t >> and get to hang out with you lady. >> my team of trainers will be there. thank you jessica. >> thank you jess as always. if you love will ferrell as much as ron burgundy loves scotch then there is a place you must check out that is popping in days. more on this classy place coming up nex

>> the changes don't seem to bother annie calvello. she nears 70, she's still selling those tickets. >> they want all the young girls, you know, with the nice figures, but i don't have a bad figure, and they're real! >> what's all too real -- the off-track life of an aging roller derby demon who never remarries, never saves money, and makes end meeting pushing carts and bagging groceries at the safeway. it's around this time that jim runs into ann at a roller derby reunion. he's compiling a book about the history of the sport. >> i kind of put it together for just some of the skaters as a keepsake. i started asking her questions for my book. >> over a string of long interviews and sharing stories, they become close friends. so close that jim's by her side when ann learns she has eye cancer, then it spreads to her liver. ann confides to jim her worry that she'll be totally forgotten when she's gone and her wish for one last night in the spotlight. >> she really wanted to skate, and she was 70 years old, and i really thought that this is

(anny) (anny hong): high pressure will maintain very warm and dry conditions for inland areas through today. a shallow marine layer and weak seabreeze will keep the coast seasonably cool. a cooling trend is expected regionwide from tuesday through friday. warming is then expected for inland areas during the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) former t-v personality billy bush is breaking his silence about the leaked tape with him and president trump that cost bush his job. the tape from 2005 was released last october showing bush engaging in lewd talk with donald trump for a segment on "access hollywood." the tape cost bush his job on "the today show." in an interview with the hollywood reporter, bush says if he could go back to that day--he would have just changed the subject. president trump has dismissed the talk as "locker room banter." after being out of the public eye for months, bush says he's planning his v. (james) happening today... the jury selection for

now i'll send it back to annie. >> ♪ >> time now 7:33.out of alexandria. police are investigating a triple shooting. it happened overnight just after 3:00 this morning. police responded to the 200 block of blue stone road and they tell us that one man and two females were injured.& they're currently in the hospital. no word on their condition right now. police still investigating this one. >>> also happening right now, police in arlington are looking for a man who broke into a woman's apartment and sexually assaulted her. it happened last sunday at the clarendon. once the suspect got inside the building he knocked on some doors claiming to be maintenance. when one woman opened her door he forced his way in and sexually assaulted her. the man was able to get away but police have this surveillance video that you have been looking at and they hope they can bring him in. >>> also happening right now, manhunt is under way in prince george's county a man accused of killing five people in a deadly dui crash in 2014 is on the run. this is kenneth

tom and annie? >>> to north carolina where we are getting a closer look at the devastation left behind from a tornado, take a look. the confirmed tornado hit friday with within speeds 60 to 70 miles per hour. the clean-up, of course, begins but the damage is ex homes were nearly destroyed, roofs torn off and front porches no longer exist >>> oregon where a home when was destroyed by a bolt of lightening last week when wild weather was hitting parts of the country. a fire started inside the walls of a home. this house is unlivable right now and it will likely be several more months before the house is cleaned up and ready to live in again. >>> a growing wide receiver in georgia, the raging fire is in the wildlife refuge, it's the heavy smoke forcing people to pack up and go and crews say that the fire itself is four times the size of disney world and growing. that is crazy. thoughts are with those folks. time is 7:16, an autistic is slapped on a school bus >> this video has gone viral and now police

let's get a check of the forecast with anny hong.(anny hong): high pressure will maintain very warm and dry conditions for inland areas through today. a shallow marine layer and weak seabreeze will keep the coast seasonably cool. a cooling trend is expected regionwide from tuesday through friday. warming is then expected for inland areas during the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. san no major hot weekend. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) former t-v personality billy bush is breaking his silence about the leaked tape with him and president trump that cost bush his job. the tape from 2005 was released last october showing bush engaging in lewd talk with donald trump for a segment on "access hollywood." the tape cost bush his job on "the today show." in an interview with the hollywood reporter, bush says if he could go back to that day--he would have just changed the subject. president trump has dismissed the talk as "locker r

i'm annie yu. >> and i'm caitlin roth. saturday morning after a hot few days. felt like the middle of summer the past couple afternoons. >> it did. when i stepped outside i almost felt like it wanted to rain. >> it does feel like that. there's still some humidity in the air but that will be lessening through the morning hours. almost jacket weather by later this afternoon. wild these spring months as we take a live look at the capitol dome. those are intimidating looking clouds behind the capitol itself. however, nothing really going to come out of those clouds. it's just some low level moisture hanging overhead and that cloud cover will provide refuge fm we've seen in the past couple days. first time we get hot each year it's always still kind of comfortable in may. talk to me in july though. totally different story. reagan national it's 71 degrees right now, 66 at dulles, 67 at bwi. where the temperatures are right now is likely as warm as we're really going to be today. 71 in quantico, 70 in fredericksburg, 64 in leonar

mccormack is live at the airport with details, hi there, annie. >> reporter: hi there walter.hinks all because of a glitch that british airways is having with their it department, somewhere, in their computer system. in fact, flights here at philadelphia international airport, for british air waves have been cancelled and british airways officials are saying people in london airport to not arrive until they have this glitched figured out. british airways cancelled all flights from heathrow and the georgiawick airport after global it failure leaves tens of thousands stranded. >> we have been given absolutely zero information from anybody here at the airport. none of the staff know what is going or. >> reporter: british airways took to you tube to address the issue. >> our it department is working entirely to fix the problem. root causes power supply issue and we have no evidence of sign's tack. >> reporter: among those stranded musician from his philadelphia's curtis institute of music including musician teacher david, speaking from a london hotel. >> all musicians and composer

annie yu is live on capitol hill with the very latest. good morning, annie. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you erin and wisdom. that's right, it is on to the senate floor now. question is will it pass in the senate? the momentum is certainly on the republican side right now but as you mentioned it does face an uphill battle moving forward onto the senate. iit was a razor thin victory the bill passing with just one vote over the 216 needed. of course this is a victory for president trump on revamping the american healthcare and act. 20 republicans and all democrats voted no. and, you know, the president is very confident that this bill will pass in the senate. he added obamacare is "essentially dead" and promises this bill will lower premiums for folks give people more choices by providing more competition in the marketplace a critics of the bill that that if this passes it could mean less coverage higher cost for americans and overall confusion about what's inside this billy. >> as far as i'm concerned, your premiums they're going to s

tom, annie? right, let's take a look now at some of the top story, the search is on for two gunmen who shot eight people in northwest dc on q street not far from north capitol yesterday. now, one of the victims died from his wounds and police have identified him as jones, investigators say he was standing outside an apartment building with a group of people when two men started firing, six other men and one woman hit by the gunfire expected to survive. >>> happening today, the motorcycles will be hitting the streets of washington, dc and this can only mean one thing, this is the 30th day weekend ride for freedom. >> and thousands of bikers will make their way through dc to honor the u.s. military and prisoners of war. kristen leon live from the pentagon as the event gets underway, just a few minutes ago we saw the live shot of the bikers converging there at the pentagon parking lot. good morning. >> good morning, annie, they're still coming in, so to speak. this is my first time, you can hear the

annie mccormick, channel6 "action news."to you. >> annie, thank you. >> much more to come tonight, a frightening ride at a waterpark in california. watch as he slides off the water slide. >> later -- >> i pray a lot on the river. >> a vietnam veteran making peace with his past on this mmed memorial day weekend. >> and the phillies try to get back against the reds. ducis rogers has sports when we come back. what if there was a paint for your door... ...that not only made a big first impression... ...but was designed to withstand sunlight this bright... ...this bright... ...or even this bright. if a paint could protect your door's color against the strongest uv rays... ...it makes you wonder... is it still paint? aura grand entrance from benjamin moore®. only available at independently owned paint and hardware stores. >> a freak accident at a california waterpark was caught on camera. the video is a bit graphic but the ten-year-old is okay. as the child goes down the slide he becomes airborne and bounces on the pavement. he wa

annie yu is down on the national mall.hat they're dealing with a lot of puddling and rain coming down very heavily. of course we've seen from melanie's live shots as well there's a lot of heavy rain going around all around the region. so, again, all around the beltway dealing with heavy rain at this time. let's pull out the picture and you can see just about anywhere you're waking up maybe somebody portions of calvert and saint mary's county waking up dry at this time but most of the rest of us waking soaking rain. again we're in for several hours of it. down to the south there are some warnings. they're a flood warning in effect for rappahannock counties green counties madison counties and nelson counties as well as the city of charlottesville until 9:30 this morning. that yellow you see at the bottom of your screen those are severe thunderstorm warnings and we'll have to watch out for a couple severe storms later on this morning and into the early afternoon. 67 degrees by 11:00 a.m. with showers around. by 2 o'clock, 72

back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much annie.ep you updated on that traffic impacted as well. >>> at 4:49 we're also following more breaking news now. this from northern virginia. an 18-year-old shot by police in manassas after a chase. prince william county investigators say manassas city officers were responding to reports of shots fired. they came upon a vehicle which may have been involved in an initial call and tried to stop it. the officers say the car then took off. they chased the car into memorial where the 18-year-old driver was shot. opened fire. why officers- the man was flown to the hospital with serious injuries. there was a juvenile passenger in the car who was not hurt. we do have a crew on the way to the scene and we'll keep you updated on that breaking news. >> police in prince george's county are investigating a deadly crash involving a school bus in temple hills. witnesses say the car and the bus were traveling in opposite directions when they collided. the car burst in flames trapping people inside. the perso

"action news" reporter annie mccormack is live at the scene in north philadelphia with the details, annie. >> reporter: walter and sarah an hour ago the fire marshall did return to the scene, along with the crime scene unit, and detectives from central detectives. at this point the fire marshall, according to police, is calling this fire suspicious. at this point it has not been ruled an arson. a 911 call came in around 7:30 this morning here in the 2100 block of west susquehanna avenue, the call reported a fire broke out in this row home. the neighbor described the scene. >> it was, whoever was in the house was coming in and out of the house, getting people out of the house. they were yelling, you know, one or two people run out but they said somebody didn't make it out. >> reporter: police confirmed fire fighters discovered a 35 year-old woman dead in the second floor bedroom, she was five months pregnant. medics pronounced her dead at the scene just after 8:00 this morning. two people, who live in the home, told "action news" off camera, that the victim was visiting from out of town, a

live at the hospital, annie mccormick. annie? >> jim, several years ago he was charged in the death of a 12-year-old girl. it shook the town to its core. tonight members of the family are disturbed hearing about the newest arrest and unrelated crime however they are not surprise. >> today camden county authorities charged the 21-year-old for a violent home invasion, the same man charged in the autumn 2012 killing in clayton new jersey. autumn's father says the court shouldn't have let robinson out when he did. he was charged with his teenage brother justin. the young girl was found in a garbage bin after she went to the boy's home to buy bike parts. >> in 2013 dante was released after pleading giltdy to an obstruction of justice charge. just after midnight monday, the camden county prosecutor's office says robinson broke into a home. off camera the homeowners say four or five men beat and terrorized them. the homeowner shot him to protect themselves. >> in the memorial park in clayton, the family gathered, autumn's father vowing

live at east detective headquarters is annie mccormick.ie, you have the full story. >> jim, one officer was taken to hospital. three tyne teens were arrested d more could come. >> this video captures the moment philadelphia police tried to gain control of a flash mob of students. you can see cellphone video where police get one teen on the ground. it started with a massive brawl that spill frd the sidewalk to the roadway of the elle. this played out with three high schools. a message on social media urged kids to go to the septa frankford line. >> there were two juveniles arrested. there was a fight around the corner. another was arrested for that. >> one employee says they watched as the crowd moved down eerie. >> they didn't have a care in the world, honestly. >> during the second fight one of the teens fook off with an officer's baton. police gained control of the crowd. septa officers assisted. philadelphia police have a message for parents. have them come home after school and do more constructive things than start fights. >> philadel

fox5's annie yu is live in college park this morning for us with the latest now. annie?on and steve. the killing of richard collins, ii. certainly prompted school officials here at the university of maryland to come up with an action plan that they say will specifically deal with hate bias incidents. i want to show i was statement from the university president wallace low and he says, "we all want a culture that rejects hate and forges a more perfect union in our nation's rich multi cultural and multi ethnic diverse have the. more needs to be d done together people can be good. they're creating a rapid response team. this team is going to provide support and services to anyone subject to do a possible hate incident. they're actually $100,000 specifically for this team and the university will also release annual reports on campus hate bias incidents and they're also going create a separate task force that's going to go and review and recommend changes to policies and procedures as a way to prevent future incidents. now lieutenant collins he was stabbed to death early satu

. >> annie yu outside head quarters with more. good morning, annie. >> good morning to you holly and maureen. you're right there's been plenty of reaction from both side of the aisle. democrats and republicans, quickly reacting to the news yesterday. which really surprised a lot of people. this is not very common this is a major he vengt happening in washington. we know the white house is defending president trump decision to fire fbi director james comey and we're told that the firing comes after the recommendation of some members from the administration. >> while it was the president who fired comey, white house sources say it was newly minuteed deputy general rosen stein that lost confidence in comey. he was confirmed 14 days ago and assessed the situation and determined comey should be replaced. democrats could not question the man only the timing of the action. >> and the first question administration has to answer is why now? if the administration had objections to the way director comey handled clinton investigation they ha

annie yu is live from headquarters in northwest with the details. good morning, annie. >> hey, good morning to you maureen and holly. this morning it's not clear why officers fired their guns that last night. they -- we don't know you this this placed out. when about the events they said they will review multiple cameras in the area to find out exactly what happened. now, here's video from when this happened last night. shooting happened before 6:30 juliet street in the bellview be neighborhood. it's near the balanced eagle remember center in northwest. police got a call about a car at the crash of end of juliet street followed by a car a driver a woman was armed with a gun. according to police chief she was alone in the vehicle and officers that arrived to the scene made contact with the woman and ended up shooting her. however, again, it's unclear how this all played out. neighbors tell "fox5" none of them saw the woman or gun just saw gun shots. chief is not giving details of what happened. >> i know that we did have at least two officers that fi

annie yu is outside. annie. >> good morning to you power even and wisdom. when the news came down it shocked and surprised many in washington from both side of the aisle. of course, this say decision that does not come without controversy. as you mentioned white house is defending president decision to fire james comey and they're also saying that president trump showed no reluck nans firing comey saying the change was necessary to "restore public trust and confidence" president fired mr. comey after recommendation of members of mi attorney general jeff sessions told president the fbi needed to "have a fresh start. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein sent a scathing memo and told them when they thought he should be fired. democrats were quick to link the firings between the trump campaign and i rawshia. comey said the fbi was still investigating. pane democrats are calling for independent investigation into this firing as well as special prosecute others to investigate allegations of russian medaling in the 2016 presidential election. both democrats and

back with me, annie, francesca and susan.on the plane with her during the campaign. what do you think listening to her? >> first of all, i think she thoughts she was on the path to winning until tuesday night. i was on the plane monday night and it was a victory lap. so, i think that she thought she was winning till much later than she's saying. she's still blaming comey, she's still blaming the russians. we can all relitigate why she lost till the end of time and no one will ever agree. i don't know that it's helpful to democrats to be doing this, to be -- to have her out there and to be looking in the past. i don't think the clintons should be the leader of the party any more. i think there needs to be new personalities to fill this void and they can't be looking at hillary clinton as the leader of the democratic party any more. >> although i can't get over senator bernie sanders who people say is the leader of the democratic party. he doesn't want to be one. i raise it every night like a broken record. francesca, your thou

reporter annie mccormack is live on the scene with details. annie? >> reporter: walter philadelphia police were out here, about an hours ago they suspended the search for today, weather permitting they will be back tomorrow. >> the philadelphia police marine unit focused in this section of the delaware at the ramp at linden avenue in the torresdale section. police say after 10:30 friday night, a 911 call came in that a 16-year-old went missing after swimming in the water. >> his friends came and knocked on my door and told me that my son was in the delaware and they couldn't find him. >> the missing swimmer's father identified him as 16-year-old antwon fox. police say fox went in with three friends, a 17, 18 and 19-year-old. his father said the son doesn't know how to swim. >> my son would not jump over that gate to jump in nine, 12 foot of water and can't swim. that's the bottom line. >> when he went to under never came back up. >> reporter: steven smith was there and witnessed the moments the teenagers tried to find fox >> people swimming with him

fox5's annie yu live from upper marlboro with the latest.r: hey, good morning, wisdom and maureen. yeah, about a month ago in april we told you that the number of misconduct cases at that time was 636 and new numbers show that the problem here in prince george's county has not gotten any better. as a result of those cases, we know hundreds of faculty and staff, mostly teachers, have been placed on administrative leave and we're told through a open records request that the numbers today now stand at 788. we're talking about over 780 cases recorder this year for alleged misconduct and cases in prince george's county. that's 152 more cases than what was reported just one month ago and many of those staffers placed on leave will not be returning to work. so, what is going on? some teachers tell fox5 that the high number isn't about the mass abuse but more about a system that is not working. prince george's county schools, they revamped policies last year following some high profile child abuse cases in the county. everyone agreed something had t

annie waldman: be skeptical about everything.l about every study that you read, whether it's in the "new england journal of medicine" or some journal you've never heard of. sharyl: annie waldman writes for the nonprofit propublica. annie waldman: well, in academia , there are a lot of expectations. some of it is the influence of wanting to get a promotion, wanting to get tenure, wanting to get another job somewhere else. if you get a result which is not what you want, do you still go ahead and publish it? perhaps you have millions of dollars of funding behind it. sharyl: besides misleading doctors and the public, fake science and provable fraud can cost taxpayers millions. dr. eric poehlman got $2.9 million in federal grants and published hundreds of medical articles on obesity and menopause before he got caught university of vermont school of medicine. in 2005, he became the first academic researcher sentenced to prison for fraudulent studies. from 1992 to 2012, taxpayers shelled out $58 million to scientists whose papers were l

over to you, wisdom. >> all right, annie yu reporting. thank you very much annie. 4:50 is the time. news this morning the white house is redoubling its efforts to eliminate all federal funding for cleanup for the chesapeake bay. in fiscal year 2018 budget $73 million has been wiped out. the decision has alarmed environmentalists who see the bay getting cleaner every day. this mom environmental scientists gave the bay a grade of c. the best backwards. maryland senator chris van hollen says he'll fight to restore that that fund something we have an update to a story we told you about earlier this month. two men in anne arrundel county facing hate crime charges stemming from a noose found hanging at a crofton middle school. police used surveillance video to identify connor prout on john havermann. a teacher found a noose hanging on a light fixture in front of the school. >> coming up on fox5 news morning a settlement is offered to a woman who says she was repeatedly assaulted by police officers during her time working as a prostitute. >> and today friends and family will say goodbye to

. >> and annie, let's not forget the way we started our news day, so to speak. and that is the report that it was barack obama in the oval office saying to donald trump you really shouldn't hire this guy. donald trump hired this guy. annie, is it fair to say that donald trump may tonight be the last defender of mike flynn? >> that donald trump might be -- he likes people who are not part of the establishment. probably people like barack obama and other politicians telling him don't hire this guy probably made him feel like, you know what, i'm different. i'm going to do it. i'm going to double down on my guy. he liked him personally. and mike flynn was a huge part of his campaign. he traveled with him a lot. so, yeah he -- now sean spicer today tried to defend the hiring saying flynn worked for obama and it's their fault. they approved him first. but i think that his predecessor telling him don't hire this guy probably made him double down d say yeah, i will. >> so brian, take me to the briefing room tomorrow. how do they counter-spin against what we watched this

.">( anny @ land ) a bill passed earlier this month will make it a crime for officials to ignore federal immigration detainer requests. opponents fear it empowers police to question someone's immigration status at a traffic stop. ( mark ) former panama dictator manuel noriega has died at the age of 83. noriega ruled the central american nation from 19-83 until he was removed from power by the u-s military in 19-89. noriega spent nearly two decades in a u-s prison for drug trafficking and money laundering. after more jail time in france, noriega returned to panama in 20-11. he later apologized to his country for the offenses of his regime and his own actions that led up to the 1989 u-s invasion, and his