collette. >> all right, man.ou got some serious soul searching to do. >> all right. >> i suggest you do it. >> yes, sir. >> all right, man. >> all right. >> while nava remains in segregation, the inmate who initiated the attack, rafael gonzalez, is back in general population due to a technical error in the filing of his disciplinary report. >> rafael was let out of seg to j-12, to general population, by our discipline hearing officer. he did his job correctly. there was no paperwork turned in as far as incident reports that narrated what had actually happened. without those reports, we cannot justifiably hold somebody in the seg unit. doesn't mean they didn't do it, it just means they're let out because of the lack of paperwork. >> rafael gonzalez. >> gonzalez! >> but gonzalez's return to general population does not protect him from facing possible criminal charges. nor does it take him off sergeant collette's radar. >> remember what happened? what put you in seg? >> yes, sir. >> you stomped that guy? >> yes, sir

. >> seth: for toni collette. >> yes. >> seth: and so how did this begin? >> toni.seth: fantastic. >> thank you. she's a very specific actress to be obsessed with as an 11-year-old. >> seth: okay, you're 11. >> yes. i was 11, i saw the movie "clockwatchers." a criminally underrated indie by jill sprecher staring lisa kudrow, parker posey, toni collette, alanna ubach, i could go on. [ laughter ] it's literally not streamable. so like, call your senators and get it on netflix. [ laughter ] because, it's so good. it's so good. but i rented it thinking it was this like gal pal workplace comedy. 'cause it covers like, you know. and like -- and i rented it, but it's like, it's truly this like slow burning existential nightmare about like female friendship being like dismantled by white men in power. >> seth: wow. >> it was so much heavier for me than i was prepared for at that age. >> seth: yeah, sure. >> but, it like, it got to me. and it was like, it was toni played this like wallflower, this like kind of temp at this office. and i just, you know, as like a burgeoning g

grandma collette is on the right. and her daughter sierra dressed up and attended her granddaughter nikia's fifth grade dinner and dance last week. she's headed to middle school next year and we wish her all the best. >> absolutely. super cute. love that photo. >>> and actually you know what mike thomas, i love the hot weather. i don't mind that it's going to be record highs today. i'm all in for summer. >> all right. and you know what, good mix around here. same deal like with winter how some people like snow, some people don't. some people love the heat and humidity, some don't. i like the heat, don't like the humidity. that's what i can't stand. let's get to your headline for the day today, which you already saw. record highs possible later on this afternoon. 95 would tie a record last seen in 2002 for today, so we'll see if we make it there later on today. code orange air quality in effect for just about everybody around d.c., baltimore. this means take it easy. your there, the elderly, the extremely young, limit

grandma collette is on the right. she says that she's a huge fox5 d.c. have a good day, ladies. >> have a fantastic day. so there you go. >> all righty. kevin mccarthy up here for fox beat big night on the great white way last night. >> by the way, yeah, huge show last night. dear evan hanson took home the major awards at the tony awards. we'll get to that right now and we'll tell you why this is a massive d.c. connection. >> cool. >> very shortly. dear evan hanson was the big winner. last night at the tony awards the actor right there, ben platt took home best actor in a musical and the show itself also took home best musical. this is a little part from the show itself. the musical focuses on a high school senior played by platt who has a social anxiety disorder and is faced with drama after the death of a classmate. now, kevin spacey also hosted the show which aired on cbs. his opening number spoofed many of this year's shows. space did impressions of johnny carson bill clinton i think you saw corey hawkins in the crowd and also kevin kline took home b

collette spot of the pack will be the poconos just because you have got clouds, showers, more numerous up that way. >> great to know. great to know about some of the damp roadways out there, as well. good morning the burlington bristol bridge did go up about 4:00, to burlington bristol i can bridge looking pretty good. vine open, closed tonight overnight through thursday, again, our overnights between the schuylkill and broad kind of used tonight heads up, stay, the vine looking pretty good as you move in the westbound and eastbound direction, maybe starting to heat up just little bit in the 4:00 hour but overall it is looking good. construction here crews are out there this early morning, northeast extension, north and southbound between lansdale, quakertown, left lane is block there. and also, some more construction route 130 between route 322 and route 44, one lane block each way there. so a lot of clues still out there. very dark, very early, give them some space to work, we'll let you know as soon as they clear out of your way. >> shelter in place order remains in place for parts

shortly after michael collette i from -- colletti from mog county received a discharge from the coast guard, he found himself in the grips of a serious addiction to opioids. to support his habit, michael started stealing from his employer, resulting in his arrest and jail time. his crimes were caused by his opioid use disorder, and michael found himself in the montgomery county veterans treatment court. finally, given the accountability he needed and connected with the benefits he earned as a veteran, michael began the process of leaving behind his life of addiction and crime to start a new path. today michael colletti is a partner in a successful small business and a mentor to others in his community struggling with their own substance use in that community. he says of the veterans treatment court, quote, i wouldn't be here without the support network from the court. i wouldn't have my girlfriend. i wouldn't have my beautiful place. i wouldn't have my career. and most importantly, i wouldn't have the sound clarity of mind to be myself again. now i am committed to paying it forward, u