little break from it, but that's not going to be the case for tomorrow of the right now 58 degrees at dcero nine at frederick at this hour, 58 dullos, popular number, 82 at winchester, eight a martinsburg, 88 at westminster, 82 degrees at annapolis, leonardtown at 84. dew point right now not bad. we can kind of live with this, the upper 50's, low 60s, quantico, how much, 69. so, you know, creaming its way back in. and i always call that the week. we will, however, tomorrow, move intothe low 90s, to the mi, so i'm talking anywhere from about 94, to even maybe 95 degrees, in some of the neighborhoods. we have a little bit of activity that will happen once we get near tuesday night and wednesday. we've got boundery to deal with. it will be a frontal system. that will be the park that could set us up for chance of some showers and even some thunderstorms. bye, that's not until we get into the late tuesday-wednesday period. meantime, we are talking that we want you to make sure you stay hydrated. out of direct sunlight. avoid any strenuous activity for tomorrow. no running, wear light colored

. >>> and a dc high school setting the standard for excellence. wusa 9 at 11:00 starts now. >>> we will get results. the drama on capitol hill in a few minutes, but we had to start with this. it is a story of success, achievement. we found all of that east of the rir. their seniors graduated tonight and every single one of the young men and women who crossed that stage got into college, every one. here is stephanie ramirez. >> this graduating class sent a message to all of the nay sayers out there. they didn't have to say anything. the excitement being from their faces at tuesday's graduation >> [indiscernible] we all came together and graduated >> allan: but it wasn't easy. in addition to the violence and poverty surrounding the high school. last year students met reading standards. they had the second lowest city public high school graduation rate, according to our media partner, the washington post. they uncovered the bombshell this year, that nearly 200 teachers quit their jobs. it lost a quarter of its staff. >> learning why their grades couldn't get p

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i know what's going to happen. >> it's a problem across the dc metro area, bikers even going up on sidewalk at national harbor. and swarming eighth street in dc. so the question is, what's finally going to be done. >> well, i wish the police would come together, dc, maryland, and virginia and maybe set up a task force. >> reporter: and right now, police are saying at this point, all of the different incidents that we've been telling you about that have happened over the past few days, they don't know if it's the same group or if they're related, wendy, back to you. >> kristin wright, thank you, kristin. >>> a man who was charged with abducting and killing a muslim teenager in sterling last week was implicated in another violent attack just a week before we have learned about why that man is still on the street. . here is more on this. >> national attention and june 18th and that shocked. >> sought treatment in the hospital. and but >> the services report was not related to a hate crime motivation, significant information, obviously, as police continue to investigate the murder. live in sterlin

highs: 81-84 winds: nw to sw 5-10 mph happening today - equaliy at dc d-m-v's. in just a few hours the city will begin option for drivers licenses. it's the first of it's kind anywhere in the country. sam sweeney is live in southeast - sam? the virginia governor's race comes to the d-c governor's race comes to the d-c suburbs today. republican nominee "ed gillespie" will be campaigning in alexandria. he'll make two stops in old town later this afternoon. gillespie is facing democrat "ralph northam". feels a bit like october this week at nats park.. tonight the best pitchers in the national league the past two years go toe to toe.. max scherzer vs. jake arrieta of the cubs.. the defending world series champs in town for a 4-game series.. the nats down 5-0 going into the bottom of the 9th.. but they'd rally.. "mister walk-off" ryan zimmerman up with a chance to do what he's famous for. instead, zimm strikes out to end it. cubs win 5-4. game two begins at 7:05 tonight.. longtime virginia attorney patrick killebrew was an avid nationasl fan - and he apparently had a

. >>> there but let's look at dc's most accurate forecast, topper? >> reporter: bruce, i thought we might have a bulls eye tonight. we were close. high for 89. it was 88 today, so pretty good shape and go 90 for high tomorrow. average high creeping up into the 80s. winds have calmed down, gusting out of the south at 28 miles per hour earlier this evening. so almost hot wednesday, but not that humid. and summer arrives shortly after midnight. i will put a post on my facebook what that means, summer solstice. afternoon storms on friday and i think these storms will continue into saturday as a cold front tries to roll through, which could set us up for a nice sunday. 91 on friday. some of the guys come in lower than that, but upper 80s on saturdaynd average high is now 86. on the futurecast, really nice, 63 in gathersburg. pretty comfortable. by midmorning back in the 70s. still generally clear and 77 downtown. and by lunchtime, 87 downtown, 85 in frederick. a couple sprinkles possible in the mountains around lunchtime and by afternoon, a couple sprinkl

it is absolutely very pleasant if you want go out for a walk or just head out at this hour. 78 at dc.ulles, west minister, gaithersburg and manassas and a cooler relatively speaking 69 at culpeper. overnight tonight, it is going to be fairly comfortable. we're talk overnight lowing into the on this matter the 70's. it's going to be warm, winds will be light. we haven't had too much to deal with in terms of humidity, just kind of feeling it a little bit. that will be pretty much the same story as we head into tomorrow. jet stream stays to the north, the heat continues to pump its way in. this hot weather is going to last into the beginning of next week, so this is jus the beginning. because the temperatures are going to get higher in the beginning of the week than they will be for tomorrow. here's a look at what else. code orange for air quality sunday and that means it's unhealthy for sensitive groups, limit your outdoor activities, baltimore, hartford anne arundel, as well as carroll and we want you to be careful if you're an older person with breathing issues or young children. not

baltimore comes in at 199. dc isn't much better. coming in at 197.ng to the report, kansas city kansas has the best drivers in the nation. all state used insurance claims data to generate the list here. >>> that's wusa9 news at 5:00. the news at 5:30 starts right now. >>> hundreds of friends and year-old rayhan. the fairfax county eighth grader hit and killed by a train while walking over a railroad bridge. the family is asking people not to wear black to the funeral. they want everybody to wear something colorful to celebrate her life. bruce has been sharing this story throughout the week. >> they're hoping to pull something positive out of this tragedy. one positive thing would be to convince other people to stay off the railroad tracks. rayhan's voice silenced but her cousin and best friend who watched her die hopes one message goes out loud and clear. >> never go on the tracks. even if it's a joke. even if you have a way out. just don't go on it. >> despite the dangers, ever

dc police looking for a person of interest in an armed robbery. this is surveillance video they just released, you can see the suspect going into a convenience store and pointing a gun at happened yesterday morning in the 700 block of h street northeast. the suspect made it away with cash, of course, if you know anything about this, give police a call. >>> dc fire and ems introduced new member of their department today. meet their new arson dog, ban del. she will be joining the arson investigation team to help determine the cause of fires across the district. the former arson dog ru who is on the right the retire. he looked happy about it. >> fire officials tell us that band el has been trained to is sniff out axle relevants >> these dogs are used to detect ignitable liquids. of they assist the investigator with locating ignitable liquid and potentially locating evidence. to look for a small sample, it could take us hours, days. where the dog can come in and tey can find it usually within a matter of minutes. >>> ru, the former arson dog served on the force by the way 10 years. >>> senate democrats gathered outside the capitol to protest what's been called the mean gop

at 5:32. breaking news. dcinvestigating a deadly shooting that happened after midnight in northeast. >> annie yu joins us from the scene with breaking details. good morning annie. >> reporter: good morning to you, holly and wisdom. dc police detectives on the scene here, we have been out here almost three hours, they've been since midnight when they got the call for a shooting. a woman shot and killed right behind me this is the 700 block of 51 it's street northeast dc. to kind of give you an idea. it's right next to the house of praise, next to the marvin gay community greening center and police have the forensics unit and if you look beyond the minivans, there's a staircase that leads into a unit and they have been focusing attention there. there's also crime tape blocking of it's unclear if this building is being occupied. looks like for sure it's being renovated or under construction, we see a lot of debris and equipment. forensics unit taking photos, now that we have daylight, you can clearly see they bloc

coming up at six - a fire rips through a dc apartment.. sam live tease and we're still following tha breaking news on the beltway. the inner loop shut down at van dorn street. julie wright has your workarounds - in two minutes. >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. we begin with a breaking news alert. breaking right now, all lanes completely blocked on the inner loop. autria: take a look at this. let's issue right to julie wright with more on what's going on. and how you can get around it. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the monkey easy this morning. we know that two vehicles were involved in the crash and we are hearing from the scanner report that one person may have been

we're at 80 degrees right now in dc. current setup. not much happening near us, so it is fairly pleasant. but i want to show you back to the west you can see this swirl happening back here to the northwest with a weak little cold front dragging behind it. they will bring in more cloud covers tomorrow to our area along with a chance for a few showers. so for today it's pretty nice and nice for the nats game this evening. but this is futurecast tomorrow morning. now i'll tell you this is overdoing the cloud cover, overdoing the shower chances just a little bit, but it's a good idea of the timing of what this is showing. noontime tomorrow it's midday throughout the afternoon. we will see some hit-or-miss showers with a partly to mostly sunny sky, rathepa hit-or-miss showers. it'll keep our temperatures tomorrow afternoon much cooler. that'll not be long-lived with the flip of the pattern by the weekend. that will happen. we've got the heat, day by day the temperatures will be getting warmer, we are going to increase that humidity. and eve

temperatures right now 85 at manassas, same at dc, we have 81 degrees at winchester at this hour, 82t hagerstown. winds have been fairly light. the dew point, you know what, not too bad. but we are going to start to see it increase. yesterday i talked about the humidity starting to build in a little bit. ever so slowly as i call it that, unwanted house guest, oh, yes, so once we get into tonight and tomorrow, we will start to see the numbers rise, humidity level will start to kick in. so you will start to feel like a little sticky once we get into tomorrow. little bit more even as compared to today. even though today wasn't all that bad. up and down the seaboard, mid section of the country, temperatures very much on t our way, however, and we are going to see tomorrow a lot cooler than it was today. as our daytime highs will not be in the upper 80s at all. so just be prepared for. that but still going to be fairly okay in terms of the temperatures. winds, we've had pretty good southerly flow, still continuing, right on the breezy side from three to at least 14-mile per hour winds. an

. >>> at dc city hall a show of respect for a public servant with a pension. he served 16 years on the dc council. his body has been lying in repose all afternoon giving folks a chance to say fair well. among them, council members past and present. >> jim was a fighter. he was a fighter for the poor and the needy. he was an early fighter in the epidemic of hiv aids. even though today and tomorrow are solemn, remembering and celebrating his life, at the same time, i can tell you there are a lot of former colleagues of his who are telling stories about some of the funny things that he said >>> and he'll be sharing more of those stories tomorrow. a viewing will take place at 10:00 a.m. at all souls unitarian church in northwest. followed by religious services and bow ties are encouraged. >>> we're just getting started here on wusa 9news at 5:00. >>> a teen from prince georges county is the talk of the nation after becoming the number one pick in the nba draft. we talk to people who now markell well. >>> your season reminder to be careful around fire works this 4t

dc department transportation also hit, at last check their condition is improving. >> we are family out here. the midday crew. our public's work. >> the's charged with assault with intent to kill. they found a military style weapon inside the truck charges against his passengers have been dropped. >>> coming up on this over nightn discovery from investigators in the wake of the latest terror attack. the troubling problem of one of our visited tour sites, how the national park [hissing] uh- i- [sound of wrench] [intricate guitar riff] [engine starts] [guitar continues] it's custom made so you know it's good quality. i'm just speechless because it's perfect. >>> more searches and arrests in london. the the total number of people in custody is at seven. eight people died and nearly 50 others injured after three men mowed down pedestrians and went on a stabbing spree. police are trying to >>> he's a convicted sniper. he had to be resentenced because recent supreme court's ruling making mandatory senstences. >>> a live look outside this saturday. a cool start, it is going to get hot though,

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dc firefighters said the body is that of a hispanic male. there's few other details at this time. dc police are handling the investigation. >>> tracking metro for you, the end is full-timely -- finally in sight. safe track surge number 16 is underway. to complete the repairs they closed the shady grove and rockville stations. the closures will remain in effect until sunday, june 25th. metro is providing free bus services around the stations while the safety repairs are understood way. this is the -- are underway. this is the final phase of the repairs in the safe track program. >>> when you think of cheating in schools students and notes might come to mind. >> tonight it's the administrators accused of fudging the numbers. we will hear from a whistleblower coming up in just a little bit. >>> topper is tracking the strong storms making their way through the area. he's back after the break with the latest >> and the supreme court makes a ruling that c every truck guy has their own way of conveying powerful. yeeaaahhh boy. kind of looks like a monster coming to eat ya. h

fireworks at 9:15, 83 just a few clouds, should be a nice night here in dc. that's a look at your seven-day forecast. lauren, sending it over to >> i'm here. having a nice conversation with hagler about 4th of july. you got your barbecue fired up, red white and blue streamers. we want to know about interior. he has ininterior designer. we want to talk about ways to spice up inside. a lot will be hosting guests. this is fun, i cannot believe which she has done to our studio. walk me through what we're looking at >> we do it big in the nation's capitol. i wanted to show festival but elegant decor for the 4th of july. >> you want to invite your friends and show off our patriotic >> we want your house to be the talk of the town for the 4th. it's a simple place setting that you can get from your local gallery store, how cool is this? here, fireworks, so this is a cool have that reassembles a fireworks display >> definitely going with the red white and blue theme >> yes, this is something so cool, from z galleries this is a jar with gum balls in it. you can be nice

is moving well. >>> back to that breaking news we have been bringing you from washington dc. . >> it happened at a baseball field about 90 minutes ago. just outside of washington dc. >> reporter: this happened just after 7:00 a.m. eastern time so about 90 minutes ago. shots fired at a baseball field in alexandria. that's where there were a dozen republican members of congress practicing for a congressional baseball game that was going to be held. steve scalise was shot in the hip during all this. he is the house majority whip. it's a powerful position. the second highest office behind the speaker. he is expected to survive. we are told he is in stable condition and that some of his fellow congressional representatives there -- actually used a belt to try to stop the bleeding for him. there were at least three other people hurt according to latest reports including two capitol police officers who exchanged gun fire with the gunman. there are reports that the gunman was using a rifle and that there were as many as 50 to 100 shots fired with in a ten minute period. this baseball field. is there are

only one of those all night dc fold at philly, 1-0. got to score. if you want to win. >> 12 goals in 17 games. >> pretty much true for just about any sport huh? i'll use that. >> not rocket science. >> this is true. >>> all right, our own kristin berset had me just in tears tonight. she was honored at the capital emmys yates award. it is given to someone who demonstrates outstanding professional and personal quality ins their contribution to television. she showed her bravery on and off the job as she battled breast cancer for a second time. and tonight, she thanked us, her wusa9 family as well as her own family and friends and you at home, our viewers for supporting her through her journey. >> thank you for flowing through me and keeping me strong and keeping me healthy. there will be good days and bad, but you guys will lift me up and keep me strong. >> her second breast cancer diagnosis came in january this year a month before her wedding. she used her public platform as a tv sports anchor to promote breast cancer awareness. so proud of you. >> s

will take on the washington, dc press core, aka the the money going towards the young survival coalition. dedicateded to young women diagnosed with breast cancer. it starts at 6:00 p.m. >>> the unveiling of chilly bowls new muir relay. features the faces of dozens of african-americans who have made contributions locally and on the national state. the obamas, dc congress women, prince and muhammad ally. >>> it is 71 and mike, i couldn't help but notice when you walked in. it's beautiful >> we enjoy what's the beautiful last day of spring it wasn't too humid. a little top of humidity back but still pretty good today for the first day of summer. let's get over to it. cloud moved in overnight. there are showers down in the lower eastern shore, that's about all going on this morning. those clouds will be in and out this af amount of sunshine. 72 degrees in your current number at reagan, dulles at 68. as well as bwi. good amount of sun. by 2:00 few more clouds, 87, 89 by can 5:00. highs around the 90 degree mark here in dc. later day. we do have a couple interesting things to talk about in the tropic. . >>> wednesday, midway through the week. early crash, on the

at 8:00 in the morning, 79, by noon, we're 89 and by 5:00, 95, the record in dc is 96. rd is at dulles, 94 and bwi 97, we'll be close. i do see a break in this heat wave coming up and i'll let you know when to expect that coming up after 10:30, tony and shawn? . >>> president trump's approval rating hits another record low. the latest numbers released today. >> one of his sons is becoming quite a hit on twitter. we're going to break that town for you when we come back. narrator: the washington post endorses dr. ralph northam. mr. northam would make the better governor. progressives agree. ralph northam is the only candidate who stood up to the nra after the virginia tech shooting. dr. northam led the fight to stop the republicans' transvaginal ultrasound law. ralph is a leader for education, expanding pre-k for thousands of families in virginia. ralph northam: making progress means taking on tough fights, and as governor, i won't let donald trump stand in our way. >>> poll released say 58% of americans disprove of the way he's doing his job, 37 approve. the poll was cond

. >>> up next the family of a popular dc >>> new at 6:00 tonight, a well known dc business owner is dead. his family doing everything they can to make sure his legacy lives on. michael explains jeffrey's love for the nation's capitol and dc's love for him it's never easy losing someone you love. >> i was the first family member to arrive at the hospital and found out that he passed and that was tough. >> 74-year-old jeffrey guildenhorn died after a choking incident wednesday. his family says it's so much more. >> our brother suffered from parkinsons. >> loved ones say he's been battling the disease for three to four years and it's been hard to manage. >> he has really had choking incidents that in this case, he wasn't. >> his story goes back much further. he dropped out of college when his dad died to run the family liquor store business. >> he had a great sense of business and marketing and advertising. that's what he loved to do. from that business he ended up developing ten other businesses on the block. >> the native washingtoniaf is described as a man with a big heart. who was a lit

police closed grocery store at northwest dc after one employee there stabbed another. >> this was at the giant store on connecticut avenue right near the metro station. d.c. police tweeted that they apprehended the suspect. you can see crime tape up inside the store. we're working to learn the condition as the person who was stabbed and we'll keep you updated on the nbc washington app. >> now video just released in connection with the shooting at come met ping-pong in dc. >> edward welch recorded this message to his daughter as he theory. he said he was trying to protect children when he opened fire inside that restaurant. tonight, he's in prison. news 4 darcy spencer has more on his sentence and reaction from there who was in the court from back to back. darcy. >> reporter: we're right across the street from cumming ping-pong where this all played out about six months ago. i covered it as breaking news. you can see it is open. some of the employees, as well as the owner showed up in court today to talk about how this shooting has impacted their lives and this business. >> it sort of

at the time of her disappearance she was living at the dc general family shelter. alicia was 8 at the time. >>> last month we showed you this vide before she disappeared in 2014. ralisha was one of several children filmed for a video for the homeless children project. if you think you have anything that can lead investigators to ralisha, call dc police. >>> the man arrested for having guns and ammo in his vehicle at the trump hotel is back behind bars. brian moles was arrested may 31 may 31st. he was released two days later on certain conditions, one of them, they added dc. the pennsylvania doctor violated that order and moles will be held until trial. he was discharged from a va facility in georgia quote against medical advice. prosecutors say he posted newspaper headlines on facebook yesterday about the mass shooting in alexandria. >>> d. c. resident which -- residents can text 911 in case of an emergency. you can make the text on any smart phone no matter who your carrier s. officials say it's best if the baltimore sun is reporting the people in maryland should b

they swept through several buildings and now they are looking at surveillance video. >>> dc is given a huge salute to all things awesome. awesome con happened today. at the washington convention center it. celebrates everything from come can bikes to science and a lost excitement. -- comic books to science and a lot of excitement. >> people were lined up to get in there since 4:00 a.m. >> it is like being with family. most of my family doesn't do this does and dad does and being around these fun is really fun because they understand me. >> the head of mar shellvel was there, stan lee and a couple tied the knot at the convention. >>> what could be better than a dog in clothe, not a thing. the 30th annual bark ball in downtown dc, it was a sold-out masquerade at the washington hilton. provide a lot of necessary services for us, people, and rescue dogs, and whether it is two our veterans, and their therapy dogs, and all of the money goes to helping maintain, getting these animals into a good home, getting them out of the shelters. and sometimes making a home with family. >> they say adop

that were the mentions of meeting at the mayflower hotel in washington dc at which both present.re according to jeff sessions, he doesn't recall any formal meeting happening. the other line of questioning, much of which is still con -- is still to come. remember that jeff sessions recused himself from any investigation into the donald trump campaign because he was a member of the donald trump campaign. so the question there is, did he really recuse himself? philip there in washington. i'm joined in the studio by a legal expert, good to see you, eric. you were listening to that testimony as well, which is expected to go on for a lot longer. somesessions answering tough questions, he did defend himself very strongly. a detestable lie, scurrilous allegations being made about me. he's really not taking this on the chin, izzy -- is he? , rightame out swinging out of the gates, so to speak. he said i have not colluded with the russians. there is nothing here, and i think it's going to be very hard to get anything out of him on that line of questioning. a problem for him is that he did not disclose

. >>> so wray is a partner at the dc and atlanta-based law firm and served as assistant attorney general from 2003 to 2005 under president george w. bush and joined the doj as associate attorney general back in may of 2001. >>> he should have been starting the next phase of his life. but instead, 17-year-old sadi adi najjar of somebody shot and killed him and his friend, 18-year-old artem ziberov. the day before the two were set to graduate from high school. debra alfarone has the latest on the investigation tonight. >> reporter: police won't say the two teens were targeted here on monday night, or if they were killed at random. they also won't say if they have any suspects. the father of sadi adi najjar says he has a message for his son's killer. >> i want whoever did this, please, if you know anyone who killed my beautiful boy, please, please call. and we have a reward. it is $20,000 now. and i will keep increasing it until i find who killed my beautiful boy. >> reporter: it is tough to imagine how he is holding it together. he is burying his only son today. >> i love my boy. i do love

in it, you hear a man shouting to two dc police officers. at one point you see dc police appear to try and restrain him. but what happened next anthony says was uncalled for. >> they never said i was under arrest. they they ever told me to stop, they never told knee anything. >> anthony, the man in that video, told fox 5 today two days ago, he got a call about officers trying to take away his pitbull. at these apartments off of g street southeast. turns out, according to the incident report, officers were trying to arrest him for squatting in the apartment >> talking trash the whole time, they was talking trash about how strong they were >> he admits he shouldn't have been living there in the first place. and that he was smoking marijuana. but in the end, he believes he shouldn't have been beaten up. >> kept asked them to please stop grabbing me. i asked them many times, please stop and he never stopped. had they said i'm under arrest, i would have let them arrest me >> karen rich bow president of the tenant association says this isn't the firs

this was the scene of a homicide, seven were injured and sewn, dc police have been at hand at this neighborhoodisers, officers, stationed in this in addition, dc police posted up this remote on the corner of first's q streets in northwest in the bloomingdale neighborhood hoping they will catch more people behind bars. >>> duane is finally out of the way but the question is what can we expect >> let's get over to sue from what we can expect >> i think tomorrow will be a drier day, a little bit more sunshine but we will have times of clouds and a spotty shower, can't be ruled out. nothing like we had had, felt like light rain, it was less than a 10th of an inch. don't be shocked again spotty shower possible, especially tomorrow afternoon. and especially north and maybe to the west of dc. slightly better chance of showers around again, very hit or miss on wednesday. and thursday will be cool. thanks to a stalled low pressure system that will be parked over pennsylvania for the first half of the week. that will brings us couple of shower that, will not last long, as soon as that breaks down opens t

was an improvement in reading though it was found not statistically significant, so if you look at the dc voucher it says there is no statistically significant improvement in reading or math in the latest study looking at one year of the students show they performed worse in math and reading and there was a statistically significant decrease in achievement in reading, so i just want to make clear that the prior study did not show any statistically significant in reading or math and graduation rate did show higher but it's important look at that portion of the study where that was not based on actual student records, it was based on calling parents who students should have graduated and they called them and said du jour student graduate from high school and it was a very small number like 400 some parents who responded. that is the graduation rate everyone is hooking into for the prior five years of study is that the parents to answer the phone, 450 of them a proximally said their students graduated from college. i just wanted to point that out. >> we will talk a bit later about the resear

>>> there is a series of mysteries unfolding at one of dc's famous landmarks. th>>> e drug saving this youk man's life is about to cost his family $9,000 a year. >>> and why some activists are boycotting. >>> and big surprise at nats >>> let's get your weekend started. a lot going on this weekend. a lot to look forward to. what is it going to look like outside? >> hot tomorrow and hotter sunday. all this weather, just about out of here. let's start with the evening temperatures, running down to 60 already, that's one of the coop spots. futurecast shows tomorrow morning starts with the 50s and 60s, so not [bleep] cool as we have been. by lunchtime already into the low 80s. upper 80s by 3:30. we are on our way to 90 tomorrow. tomorrow night is not going to be as nearly as cool. look at this, by 8:00 sunday morning, low to mid-70s, some in the 60s and lunchtime up to 90, on our way to 95. the high heat and more humidity will be with us for the first half of the coming week. i will tell you about that and some of th to have in just a few minute snoos all right. get

you are looking live at washington, dc this morning at the capitol right there. in two hours james comey will testify in a hearing being closely watched all around the world. the fired fbi director is expected to testify that president trump asked him to end an investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn. according to prepared opening remarks, that request came during a meeting in the oval office. comey detailed the meeting in a memo directly afterward but didn't show it to attorney general jeff sessions because he believed sessions would soon recuse himself from the investigation into potential ties between russia and the trump campaign. the former fbi director will also testify about a dinner when comey claims president trump asked for his loyalty. >> i think it's very close to obstruction of justice. i think we need more evidence certainly. the question is, did he have the men's raya? did he have a guilty mind? and i think you can certainly make that conclusion when you hear that he asked everyone to leave the room so that he could talk p

dc. >> sises at the station fox dc multiple shot fired around 7:30 this morning, and they believe that ect is in custody, but they're still advising people, to stay clear, of that area. so, looking now at their, showing you map of where this happened in alexandria virginia. >> that's from sister station you say, what they are showing right now, exact location, as steve scalese with the house of rep tis, majority, i think he took that three years ago. from louisianna. >> sean spicer, spokesperson for the white house, he said both the president and the vest president are aware of the developing situation in virginia. our thoughts and prayers are with all affected. we say all affected the aids that were there, as well. so multiple people who were there, still getting more info. there is a reporter out of dc got text from someone at the practice, and they believe there was more than 50 shots fired. >> my god. >> and five people hit. >> okay. >> but this is still developing. so -- >> okay, again, our report remembers almost to the scene there. from our fox5 station in d.c. okay, our live cam

>>> first at 4, dc and prince georges county police are going after atv riders that took over the road over the weekend. >> officials are saying they're sick and tired of the stunts putting drivers and pedestrians at risk. >> it's dangerous and it's pa thet cli juvenile. grown men acting like juveniles. >> we have live team coverage on our top story. >> tracee wilkins is in prince georges county. >> t, more than 50 images and one of the biggest breaks we've seen in this case, but actually fine this men, they're going to need your help. they're been pouring over social media post trying to find out who was on board that roared through the district. they think some of the riders came from as far away as independent independent and florida weaving in and out. right now dc police are offering a cash reward for information and urging witnesses to send in what they see. >> if you're in a safe position and you see something like this happening and you can take a photograph, do that, send it to us and we'll do the rest. >> we put all of these new images on our washington app and the chief said

discovery at a burned out dc apartment. a body found - where officials say the flames started. the new developments in the investigation - coming up. plus - a big day in washington. the supreme court wrapping up it's term - as the health care battle ramps up. what both could mean for the president's legacy. good morning washington. toss to eileen - beautiful start to the work week; low humidity - slightly below average highs through wednesday - 90s return thursday - hot and humid f

president trump will hold the first fund raiser for his 2020 reelection bid this evening at the trump hotel in dces with a price tag of $35,000 a plate. president trump will welcome donors at his hotel just down the street from the white house. critic say fun raises raises conflict of interest questions nough to cut financial ties done with his businesses. democrats plan to protest the event and the healthcare reform nertive. critics say $35,000 for one dinner is more than a family of four on medicaid makes in a year. >>> it's been nearly a year since an explosion rocked central park critically injured a but despite a they don't investigation, no arrests have been made. officials announced they're offering a $40,000 reward for any information that could help solve the case. they're also pleading with the public to send out photos or video they may have from the sc scene. >> attempting to ascertain who left this homemade explosive device at this location. right now, we still missing a lot of answers. specifically, we're calling out visitors to central park who m