d.c. and it was hot out. if you see green on the map metro is on time. we'll let you know if that changes. >> thanks airport, mike, 5:01 now. >> we want to get you caughten on today's top stories. what is a violent light in the d.c. region. >> there were at least 7 reported shootings overnight and 6 in d.c. and one in maryland and two of those shootings were deadly. >> bob barnard is live at one of the scenes in south east d.c.. good morning, bob. >> hey, holly, wisdom, good morning to you, most recent scene reported in the past hour from d.c. police this is the 4100 block of sixth street south east and we understand the scene moved a couple problems from here and we'll check it out momentarily. this is not far from where two hours ago a woman as shot in the hip two looks down chespeak this shooting we're not sure of details other that looking for a man with dreadlocks. it's been a busy night since late last night and overnight this morning oui show you a map with some different crime scen

d.c., gaithersburg 76, good morning hagerstown 75 for you coolest spot is cumberland and they are also at 70 degrees along with winchester so that gives you an idea just how mild it is. futurecast, 9:00 a.m. today you see clouds thickly holding in place. it will depend on how much sun breaks through. you see some breaks in the clouds on futurecast, we get enough sun that will build the heat, build the instability and you'll see as that cold front rolls through, between 3 o'clock and 6 o'clock is the time frame that's most likely for these storms to come across. once they get through they're take shelter for an hour as they rumble through. as soon as they pass you'll be good to get outside, we'll clear it out and be on tap for a very nice sunday. hot and humid with the clouds out there, 90 trees a little bit of sun breaks through from time to time will build the instability for those storms later on this afternoon. again we'll talk about sunday and we will preview that fourth of july foreca

not so much here in d.c.nd along the i-95 corridor but watch as we head into the afternoon, those to the east alon the bay and then eventually those to the west in the mountains could pop an isolated shower or a thunderstorm. again, i think futurecast probably overdoing it a little bit there but do keep your guard up. anything that pops up will be relatively brief and it will move on quickly. there we are at 7 o'clock tonight, you can see a few more showers and thunderstorms in the mountains there but again here in d.c. t-baltimore, we mostly keep it dry all day long with a good amount of sunshine. once we lose the heating of the day any showers and storms that are out there will kind of quickly be back to clear skies for the overnight hours. 91 degrees. heating up today. again humidity not too bad especially the start. it's a very pleasant morning for now. by the evening you'll notice it. by the time we get to tomorrow, look at that very hot conditions on the way. 97 degrees. we'll be feeling like a hundred

d.c. law as it stands. now that could happen at n a couple of months, but the reality is the district will likely fight it. they'll challenge it and it could end up at the us supreme court. most people realize how i be credibly difficult to get a permit. there are 124 concealed handgun permits in the dists of colombia according to the crime prevention research center, a number the center says would be closer to 48,000 if d.c. were like the 42 right to carry states. the people in the high crime areas of d.c., poor black areas, it's impossible for those individuals to go and get a concealed carry permit. surprised if there is a single l individual who lives in those areas who is, you know, anywhere middle income or poorer who has a concealed carry permit. >> the d.c. circuit circuit court 23 to one decision found the good reason law too restric tive. peter new sham ultimately determine thes if carry permits are finally issued . demonstrating a good reason to fear injury to themselves or thei

d.c.erior court as this dane powell the man from tampa will, were guilty to one count of felony rioting and one count of assaulting a police officer. we all remember how things looked on inauguration day as president trump was taking the oath of office up at the capitol. starting in logan circle and then spreading for about 16 blocks here in the downtown area. there were more than 200 protesters on the street, 230 of them arrested, 212 prosecuted. this is the first plea deal and apparently mr. powell is facing many years in prison and a dozen charges or so. he's going to plead guilty to these two charges and we're told facing up to one to three years in prison. on facebook his supporters say we must show him and the state that he is not forgotten and that we will that continue to resist. again, they are vowing people from that resist movement to come here to d.c. superior court at 9 o'clock this morning to show support here on the street and in the courtroom as well, guys, and we'll be dow

d.c. since announcing he has brain cancer. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson is taking timing off from duties. spokesperson says that tillerson is not resigning department. citing tillerson return return from mega trip earlier this month with spots in ukraine, germany and tillerson is entitled to take a few days to himself. >> new developments in the human trafficking story out of san antonio texas one of the undocumented immigrants that died grew up in northern virginia. 19-year-old frank feunts graduated from fairfax county high school. he was one of ten people who died after packed into a poorly ventilated truck for hours and in an attempt to cross the u.s. border. the truck driver said he had no idea there were people in the back of the truck and faces several charms. >> d.c. police want to you call them if you recognize this man. they believe he was involved in an armed kidnapping a few days ago 13 street northwest started a conversation and pulled out a knife and forced the victim

it has become so rampant, d.c.olice calling these aggravated assaults and yesterday was particularly bad, 11 victims. shootings all within the span of an hour and a half and all in southeast d.c. police have put together two photos of the vehicle they believe was involved. that is the vehicle police suspects in a tan or silver ford fusion with maryland tags discharged paintballs at random people, one victim a construction worker at a jobsite. obtainede video we week ago actually shows one of these dangerous paintball battles going on out in the open in broad daylight, homes and cars damaged, and several people injured. some other areas include stanton road, morris road, trenton place , and multiple shootings on martin luther king avenue yesterday. no arrests have been made. reporting live, john gonzalez. larry: the afghan girls' robotics team won the courageous achievement award that recognized teenagers that exhibit a can-do attitude under difficult situations. they will tour capitol hill autria: women who wear he

d.c. police say they're investigating. alleged sexual assault in northeast on june 15 in the 1100 block of 51st street. police say the suspect forced the victim into a shed around 4:00 in the morning and sexually assaulted the person. police have released video of a person of interest in this case. if you recognize the person in the video you are asked to call d.c. police. >> white house is facing a new wave of criticism this morning after president trump tweeted a video which shows him wrestling another man whose face is covered by cnn's logo. >> the president tweeter it out from his personal twitter account on sunday, then he or someone on his staff retweeted it from the and official presidential twitter account. cnn is not taking this lying down saying he's promoting violence against the reporter its but the president stands firm on his stance. >> the fake media is trying to silence us but we will not let them. the fake media tried to stop us from going to the white house but i'm president and they're not. >> white hous

d.c.'s current law. now that could happen in months, but the reality is the district will likely challenge that and if they do this could end up all the way at the us supreme court most people realize how incredibly difficult it is to get a permit probably don't even bother going through the process . there are 124 handheld permits in the district of columbia, a number the center says would be closer to 48,000 in d.c. were like the 42 right to carry states. the people in the high crime areas of d.c., poor black areas, it's impossible for those individuals to go and get a concealed carry permit. i'd be surprise pd if there is a single individual who lives in those areas who is, you know, anywhere middle income or poorer who has a concealed carry permit. the d.c. circuit court 's two to one decisio restrictive. peter new sham ultimately determines if carry permits are issued by first completing a set of firearms in self defense training and then quote, demonstrating a good reason to fear inj

d.c., here's a closer look at it you see that down 295 and western side beltway there is the cheverly area getting hit. 193 getting hit and plantum getting rain. dropping heavy rain. then we slide over to cherry dale. walker, chapel village that's another weak eping areas of showers and storms. this is strong though. this storm over the chantilly area is really slow moving and gust of 30 or 40. as we look at the bigger picture watch the storms to wiped down,:30 fizzling on out. we can't fizzle out the heat wave of the week long heat wave is out of the way and hotter that we thought yesterday. high temperature. rain koled down to 82. when you factor in the humidity it's tropical. it feels like 102 right now in quantico and feels like 85 d.c. and 97 culpeper and 98 fredericksburg. how hot it will be tomorrow and whether they chase more storms around for wednesday. coming up later, tony and shawn. >> thank you, sue. >> we have a follow up tonight. d.c. police arrested a d.c. man and charged h

if you see this car, you're asked to call d.c. police. >>> and a search is on in d.c.house fire in southeast. now, this house went up in flames early sunday morning on wheeler road. two neighboring homes were damaged as well. no residents were hurt but one firefighter was injured battling the blaze. fire crews say someone used an fire. so far though no one is in custody. >> today marks one year since seth rich was shot and killed in northern west d.c. the 27-year-old was killed in bloomingdale while walking back to his apartment early in the morning. police have said he was killed in a botched robbery. later today there will be a vigil for seth at the spirit of the justice park in. >> i'm not kidding i think i might have said at least 50 times this weekend what an amazing weekend. >> evening. it turned out so perfect especially sunday. >> yesterday was the jewel for sure. >> not a drop of humidity, lots of sunshine. it was perfect. >> we'll remember it fondly. >> we got to pay for it. you got to enjoy those weekends when they come along. reagan 73, bwi 66. it's not too

they deny that. >> d.c.ing for person responsible for scrolling hate graffiti on side of d.c. business. this is surveillance from the alley next to universal flooring. building 41 street northwest. suspect pulls up to the store on bike and writes white devils and other hate graffiti on the wall. police are asking anyone with information about the grv eaty to give them a call. >> local crab industry. 15,000 new foreign worker v visas to enter u.s. to work for maryland seafood industry. crab picking and oyster s shuking industries rely on help for the busy surprise. some are surprised by the decision to expand the program given stop sign on travel ban. >> college park maryland consider ago louing non u.s. citizen to vote if local elections. six other communities allow they would have to pass am amendment to allow non citizens to vote. counsil expected to sot ron the change august 8. >> put down cellphone or pay a fine. city of honolulu want to fine people up to 99 if they are caught looking at their phone. cit

we want to get started with sam sweeney live at a down three in d.c. -- down to tree in d.c.traffic might mayor. we have a traffic nightmare. this is one of the problems across theory would be severe weather. crewnal park service had a out here. they tell me they should have this cleaned up the next 45 minutes. if you're leaving the house right now, you should know that beachn between 16th and is shut down because of this tree. just one of the issues we're seeing around the area. eileen whelan is tracking some severe weather. she is in storm trak 7. what can you tell us? the rain is falling the heaviest it has all morning for us in storm trak. springfield5 in headed north. the rain is coming down really good. i will show you a look at the back of the truck from one of our rooftop cameras. there is a lot of spray. there's been a lot of ponding and hydroplaning. we need to be mindful of that. we have a flash flood watch in effect until 7:00 this evening. julie wright mentioned are are reports of some flooding from some of these heavier rain bands. we will be keeping a close eye

questions erin d.c. back to y you. >> 4:48 this long holiday weekend people were out of up to and cheap gas prices deposit hurt. federal rate for gas taxes was not changed in a decade. on average 49 cents in state and federal tax on every gallon. gas. diesel 5 a5 cent a gallon. since the tax has not been raised it's concerned it will impack the highway trust fund to take care of infrastructure. >> gas tax finances the highway trust fun. it's most significant source of funding for building federal highways. congress it it's unpopular with mot motorist. >> law makers in divided over the issue. some calling for a 10 cent raise. the president has not made a definitive decision over what he'll do regarding the issue. >> every year the u.s. holds special citizen induction ceremonies on or around the 4th of july. this year 15,000 people were sfwhorn as u.s. citizens. at more than 65 gatherings across the country they took oath of citizenship in public libraries, national parks and museums and one at montcello f

any questions erin fox d.c. on twitter. we'll keep you post odden that scene. holly, maureen. >>> 4:48 is the time following breaking news out of district. fire crews on the scream in the 4300 block of 7th streets northwest battling flames in two-story row house. we have a crew headed that way and we'll share updates as soon as we get them. if you plan on flying out of the d.c. region today pack your patience. >> cancellations and delays are possible at all three area major airports due to residual effects of smoke filling control room of faa washington center in leesburg yesterday. >> live at reagan national with what you need to know. mel. >> good morning, guys, i was surprised when we got here today to see a lot of people the airport overnight. you can see one family here i understand they are on international flight and there were many people lining the hallways who were hopeful that their flights would get out lasts night and they kept getting delays and delayed and ended up having to stay here hoping to ge

around 1900, washington, d.c. was celebrate iing the centenni and of course around the country, many of the cities were developing parklands, such as central park and new york. there was an interesting congress in doing something similar here in d.c. and senator james mcmillan was appointed chairman of the senate park commission and the purpose was to really look at the laffont plans and to attempt to implement the laffont plan and really make washington, d.c. a premier nation's capitol and one of the greatest cities in the country. of course, part of that plan involved creation of a national mall with public buildings and monuments and museums along a grassy area ventures south from the capitol building. in order to accomplish the plan, the railroad stations which were located too close to the capitol building, needed to be removed. if you can imagine not only did you have two train stations, but you had a number of tracks and railroad crossings throughout the city in order to get to the stations. >> daniel bernh

coming through d.c., we're drying out in northest with, but southeast d.c. hill you can see the heart of this storm just about toward route 4 on the beltway over toward pennsylvania it's headed right toward nellwood and joint base andrews southeast at about 30 mile-per- hour. upper marlborough just after 7:00, dunkirk over there in calvert county we're expecting to reach you about 7:18 and clinton at 6:57. we should gain some visibility back as the rain lets up some in the northest with. temperatures tomorrow are hotter than today, 94, maybe even 95 at national but less humidity and only isolated afternoon storms. stephanie ramirez said nsa, well, it's nasty -- nasty, well, it's nasty outside with these dew points in the mid- to upper 70s in spots. there's a lot of low level moisture, the heavy downpours and rain has cooled us to the 70s, but 90 culpeper, fredericksburg and orange and a very sticky evening, 73, dew point over 70 and currently north winds with that. hey, we've got some drier air moving in. we'll start to feel it tomorrow. for tonight, though,

they say d.c. has no soul.day. this is our town. these are our neighborhoods. and we love this place as much as you do. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> right at scene of a violent and deadly crash in prince george's county. a live update from fort washington and where traffic on a section of route 210 is at a standstill while police investigate. >> going to be some time there. devastation overnight in resort towns in turkey and greece. tourists running out in the streets in the middle of the night and we have learned this quake is deadly. >> and a live look outside on this friday july 21st. this is a shot of poolesville, maryland, tis morning. of course the site of this morning's zip trip. tucker is there already with the hot, hot forecast and we'll see him in just a few minutes at 6:05. first we say good morning to you. i'm in for allison seymour on this friday. she's also headed out to poolesville this morning. >> annie good to see you. i'm steve chenevey. let's get t

in d.c.ut off to the north and west we have a marginal risk and for the panhandle of maryland and west virginia parts of you in a slight risk for severe weather. today's risk a little lower than yesterday's for flash flooding but still possible given all the rain we just had. strong winds and large hail can't be ruled out. not a very good day f tornadoes so low threat for tornadoes later on this afternoon. morning showers early afternoon sunshine and then a chance for some later -- some storms later on this evening even here in washington. tomorrow a hit or miss shower or storm as a cold front passes through. 90 degrees. stale good amount of sun and mostly a dry day. more sunshine and total a dry day on sunday. pleasant temperatures, too, 85 degrees. little unsettled towards the middle of next week but you know what we'll hit that speed bump when it comes. enjoy the weekend. that's a check of your forecast. erin como back to you for traffic. >> mike thomas 4:56 right now. take a look at our m

tweet me with your traffic questions erin fox5 d.c.twitter. >> antigay discrimination is perfectly okay under federal law at least that's according to the justice department in former mirrors lady michelle obama opening up about the racism she faced during her time in the white house. >> as we head to break here's a live look across the dmv. 4:37, 73 is the temp. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> we are back with what's hot on the web. >> holly morris is standing by with our realtime news tracker. >> good morning, everybody. first up president trump's announcement that he would bar transgender people from military service has generated a firestorm from outrage to supp now, some outspoken transgender service members remain defiant. logan ireland said "i would like to see them try to kick me out of my military." others question whether they would be allowed to retire with benefits. last year the ebb obama >>> u.s. justice department declared sexual orientation discrimination is not a form of sex discrimination under the law. according to d

here in d.c.around the region will stay dry today and not see thunderstorm activity. once we lose daytime heating tonight we'll dry it out and clear it out once again. marriage nam risk of severe weather. mean physical we have one or two storms they contain gusty winds and large hail. not a severe weather threat today. daytime high partly cloudy, very hot, sticky, muggy, humid, early storm will fade after sunset. 78. overnight low. that is really warm this time of year. in fact "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast. check out these days. lows in the 80s. that's nas 98 thursday is peak heat and as we head into the weekend temperatures close to normal around the upper 80s. lower 90s. that's weather and erin is back with traffic. >> 5:47 now and we have crashes slowing things down for this tuesday morning. and starting you off in stafford. 95 northbound out by courthouse road 610. you can see the delay now. even though it's blocking shoulder 17 fred rikdzburg all ut way to norm of that crash scene it's a

live in northwest d.c., q mccray, abc 7 news. kimberly: q, before you go, do we know if the cruiser cam was rolling or body cameras? q: i asked that question, kim, and that is part of the internal investigation going on now. they will see if there is any video, body cameras, any information they can get to get to the bottom of this. kimberly: q mccray reporting for us, thank you. new information about the bicyclist who was hit in southeast d.c. he was on 29th street and failed to stop at a stop sign before turning left onto erie. a car that had the right-of-way then hit the bicycle and took off. the man on the bike is in critical condition. the police said the car that hit him is a four-door white or silver sedan with paper tags that start with the letters call the police if you can help track down the driver. developing now, gunshots that lasted for 10 seconds, in the end more than two dozen people hit by bullets, others injured in the stampede to escape the gunfire at an arkansas nightclub. the police are desperate to find the

michelle: the d.c. police trying to find six members of a robotics team from burundi missing since tuesday. they were in town for the robotics competition at constitution hall. they were staying at a dorm at trinity university. d.c. police say two of the teens were seen entering the canada. no foul play is expected. >> we all know the dangers of the dehydration and overheating. but there is a risk that isn't easy to spot. scott taylor has more on that threat and what to do to fight back from this. scott? scott: i got the experts here who told me everything else on the playground is ok slide here is hot. that is when mom and dad have to pay attention to danger zone. look at this. see how hot it is. 118 degrees. just below 120. earlier we were all over the area to double check if the mom and dad should be safe for kids at the playground. >> this is what the summer fun is supposed to look like. when the temperature soar, you couldn't ask for better relief. we are talking playgrounds. "7 on your side" test

these ploeters want the d.c. government to make sure all employees are trained on gender expression. employees are already required to receive transgender training. >> it's important to notice humanity. >> reporter: the group wants the mayor to address hate crimes that target the trans-jgender community. a spokesperson says the mayor is committed to the lgbtq community. monroe hopes she can live in peace one day. >> the safety, normal, authentic life. >> reporter: in northwest d.c., shomari stone. >>> vice president mike pence will try to lobby republican governors to get on board with the senate health care bill. some are pressuring senators in their states to vote against it. so far only two republican senators said they'll vote no on this latest propose a rand paul of kentucky and susan collins of maine. one morphines e means it won't enough votes to pass. it keeps the cuts to medicaid and includes the so-called ted cruz amendment, allowing insurance companies to sell plans that are much cheaper but don't incl

any questions erin fox d.c. on twitter, wisdom and maureen. >> coming autopsy 130 million of sunk ep treasure is discovered and now mropingz the fight over who it belongs to. >> and 90% of all u.s. men have the same health problem. doctors say it reached an epidemic level. >>> as we head to peck a live look across the d.c. region, time 4:37 and 75 is the temp. "fox news morning" back in a moment. moment. time 4:39 become awith what is hot on the web. holly morris is back. >> good morning, everybodysh first up driver of semi-truck packed with 90 illegal immigrants is facing serious charges and possibly even the death penalty for illegally transporting immigrants. ten people inside the overheated and crimeed semi-die and several others recoughing in the hospital and gruesome discovery was made over the weekend in walmart parking lot in san antonio texas. james math eye bradley jr. claims he did not know he was transporting humans. when he found out police say he never called 911. the original owner of the truck sa

d.c. police say sulu, watson, and one other man were firing at each other in d.c. when white was caught in the cross fire. he is expected to survive. >>> the clean-up is just beginning for some homeowners in our area. >> we are checking in with neighbors after a tornado hit some marylanders by surpris you're wate.ch >>> clean-up continues today in queen ann's county after a tornado tore through there. take a look at some of the damage here. winds as strong as 125 miles an hour. not only ripped houses apart by actual but actually lifted some buildings off their foundations. this was the first tornado in that area in 13 years. as you can see, homes and businesses were no match for this ef-2 >> everything's got to be completely rebuilt. yeah, it's just -- it's amazing, the debris field, i don't even know how far it goes back into the woods. but it's pretty big. >> no one was killed in the storm. governor larry hogan has pledged state support to help with the clean-up. >>> now news about that tornado caught a lot of folks by surprise in the early morning hours yesterda

mccain is back in, d.c. since announcing he has brain cancer. >> veteran groups are waitsing to see what lawmakers will do for veteran choice plan. the choice program is proming he canned to run out of funding next month. veterans use the program if they live more than 40 miles away from va hospital. chairman of the house of of veterans affairs committee is working with lawmakers to find a way forward and second vote is expected sometime this w week. >> this morning many still digesting president trump comments about jeff sessions and president letting out fruingt rights in posts and public. >> president making it clear he's not happy that sessions chose to recuse himself from the russian probe. some wonder if sessions days are numbered. melanie alnwick joins us in the studio. mel. >> you may remember senator jeff sessis s was one of tr the campaign trail. during confirmation hearings for turn general he said he was committed to the rule of law and his decisions appear to be upsetting the president. >> i'm v

repping d.c. you're going to be going up against all the other teams from mls cities. >> it and i'm going to take that to chicago. >> reporter: he's taking it to chicago. we have an all-star right here in d.c. association be looking for this guy at the mls all-star game shawn and tony. yeah, there you go. don't get it messed up. barley on the back. >> yeah, we won't forget his name barley there you go . >> [laughter] >>> thank you brody. >> thank you brody. >> still ahead, president donald trump may be in paris but his troubles here at home are following him. >> that's right. details on the efforts to begin impeachment proceedings. we'll have more on that coming up. >> and united airlines is changing its ways. the new plan to get you to give up your seats. that's coming up. >> before we head to break tonight the retailers adidas and refinery 29 are partnering to bring you pizza sneakers. they're part of a limited edition sneaker series representing 50 states. 11 women paint these sneakers. the piz

just south of d.c.t is working its way north and eastward so i would expect rainfall to pick up near d.c. within the next hour or so. it does look like a wet morning commute as erin is going to tell you in a second. definitely leave extra time as you head out this morning as you head to work. you'll probably need it on the roads because you know roads in d.c. they always slowow when anything is falling out of the sky. at 11 o'clock, rainfall coming down 77 degrees. as we head into the afternoon, we'll have some breaks in the action from time to time. if we get any sun, that will just destabilize things more and we'll have some stronger storms rumbling through today. 79 by 2 o'clock. temperatures not going anywhere fast but we'll have a very heavy and humid feel later on this afternoon. all right, that's a look at the weather. erin is back this morning with traffic. hey, erin. >> 4:36 right now. we were telling you about an outer loop crash out by 50. that moved over to the right shoulder. now we have a

just this week, d.c.ergency legislation to crack down on people that leave their pets unattended in hot weather. are you not allowed to leave your pets outside for more than 15 minutes if it is more than 90 degrees and police now have the authority to break your car windows if they find a pet left unattended in this high heat. you could face fines up to a thousand dollars so guys today is not a day to mess around with that. that's the latest here in northwest. send it back to you in the studio. >> anjali thank you. sentencing day for an alexandria woman who is facing charges for shooting and killing her husband. her name marshall. she'll face a judge today. officials say they shot and killed her husband at their home on duke street in october 2016. marshall claims the shooting was accidental. >> also happenng today, a hearing for a cab driver accused of kidnapping his passenger after a fare dispute. he picked up three women in d.c. and drove them to woodbridge. once the passengers got to their destination

., nothing near the d.c. area. we look at the values here where they're sitting, the greens and reds are sitting next to each other. we have areas of rotation. this is doppler indicated and i am trying to find where the center of this might be. i think they're talking about the whole storm itself that looks like it's rotating. this is a doppler-indicated tornado warning. generally in the red box south of fredericksburg from chancellor between chancellor, spotsylvania and fredericksburg, the storm is moving to the east-southeast at 40 miles per hour. we're going to watch the storm. we don't have anyone saying hey, we have seen a tornado on the ground, we have the concern there could be something developing. i am seeing some on the last -- and we got the new data. i want to check that out. looks like right here, there are some of the winds stronger than they were a moment ago. with the brighter colors and tighter part of the storm. that is the change and wind direction toward and away from the radar site. 65 mi

. >> reporter: her d.c. vacation got longer and less comfortable. >> washington is beautiful this is not beautiful. >> reporter: ava jones will miss out on her daughter's first day of college. her flight was cancelled until tuesday. >> this is not reunion with his wife and niece is not going to happen as planned. >> they were coming in from toronto and were redirected. >> reporter: after being in the air since 11:00 a.m. our time. it was only after hours of on the runway that these passengers learned why this was because of hazardous fumes at some place they have never heard of. >> the fire department -- anyone in the building. >> reporter: knowing the situation doesn't make up for missed moments or delayed reunions. but the best laid plans of mice and men often go awry. and much of the best-laid plans will have to delayed until tomorrow. the faa said that people were being allowed back in that center at 9:40 and that's when we started to see movement here. cancelled and rerouted. things won't get back to no

pretty good clip in d.c.ially just south of the district, northern portions of virginia just down i-95 dealing with some very heavy downpours. there's your storm tracker radar. again, just south of dale city where they're dealing with heavy, heavy rain. that's going to make the morning commute a little bit of a mess here. temperatures in the mid 70's at reagan national. dulles bwi low to mid 70's as well this morning. there. 81 degrees today. on and off kind of waves of these heavy showers coming through. tomorrow starts with some showers, we'll break into sun later. that's a look at the weather. erin is back with traffic. >> and 5:36. rain's coming down pretty heavy in some locations. because of that we're dealing with crash activity. this is 66 on the westbound side as you make your way out by the beltway just one lane getting by. pretty big scene there and very wet conditions. allow for extra time eastbound dealing with heavy volume as well. as we switch it back over for a look at our maps this morning, i'

d.c. with details ahead of tuesday's big celebrations. >> and heat moved in but when will we finally start to see relief. news at 10 starts right now. >> thank you for joining us i'm laurean. >> i'm maryland >> sir. ing for a killer in prince george county. >> police are baffled now. a map was driving opt beltway when someone shot and killed him. police found this man's body before midnight and still don't know what happened or who is responsible. "fox5" lindsey watts is live in upper marboro with the latest. lindsay. >> this is so unexpected for the family. aid reon owe was a father of four and well known in townhouse community. i've told people here what happened and they've been shocked. nobody, including police. know what led up to this. i talked to lumber's daughter here a little while ago. >> the most caring guy you could ever think. he was very caring. i'll miss our talks like we would literally talk every day. he would ask me to come in his room and we would have a little chat ever

but tim, we've seen d.c. drama, some will call it dysfunction, whatever you want to call it, another big change in the white house from a markets perspective -- >> might be the white house calling me now >> is your phone really ringing right now? >> go. >> he could be the next ag right here >> we almost got through that but -- >> again, does this matter for the overall markets or is it just a continued d.c. show that is separate and distinct from the market show? >> well, look, we've been going through a transition all week. and if you think about it, you know, yesterday, the news on the retail sector was that the border adjustment tax was dead on arrival, and in fact, you were starting to get some movement towards possibly compromise in tax reform so one can make an argument that although, you know, this has been political theater that we've never seen before, that the whole reason for the white house to make some changes was to get on with an agenda that has been badly stalled, so if you think about, again,

ha northeast d.c. a man was arrested yesterday, he and another man charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. police are looking for a third person. you can see that person in a white hat on surveillance video. the child's mother says the baby is recovering. >>> 5:36. two out of six african teens that disappeared are safe. they confirm they're safe in canada. the six teens vanished after a robotics competition in d.c. last tuesday. officials believe the teens planned to leave. the other four teens are still missing. >>> great news for all of you that plan to run or watch the marine corps marathon. organizers released a transportation plan yesterday. metro opens at 6:00 a.m., which is two hours early. organizers paying thousands of dollars to have the system open early for runners. last year you metro safe track program caused a number of problems for the marathon. the marathon is sunday, october 27th. >>> katie ledecky is unstoppable. the bethesda native is the most decorated woman in women's swimmi

. >> and someone is shooting random people on the streets of d.c. with patients ball guns. 11 people were knit six different locations in southeast. and thanks for joining us tonight i'm shane shawn. >> i'm tony perkins. >> it's not clear if the same suspects are behind all of the attacks but in one case, investigators say two people in a gold ford fusion sprayed shots into a group of about a dozen people. >> "fox5" evan lambert is live on martin luther king jr. southeast tonight. evan. >> reporter: two of those victims are hospitalized with non life-threatening injuries according to d.c. police. i spoke to two other victims who did not seek treatment. they tell me they are still sore tonight. i want to get to you fresh pictures from surveillance of the car police think was involved in these paint ball attacks. witnesses tell m four people were inside that car investigators say the gunman shot 11 people. one may have a serious eye injury. police believe the suspect car drove around southeast spraying victims with paint balls fist on trenton place ne

a d.c. police car involved in a wreck. a live look from seventh street northwest. that car severely damaged. we'll get more information as we speak and we'll get that to you as we know more. >> right now a mother is missing her two children are with her. the information police want you to hear right now. >> a violent weekend in d.c. the ten shootings they're investigating this morning. > plus here's hoping you enjoy that cool fall-like weather into the 90s. i felt it yesterday. >> just a little. >> i was like this is not what it was like on saturday and sunday. >> the week before much warmer. this is kind of pleasant. >> this is what we're supposed to have. >> i was not ready for saturday. it's going to be a classic summer week for us. a little heat, a tad bit of humidity. >> we like it. >> let's get you started this morning. your temperature change just 24 hours ago temperatures were a little lower not by much. 4 degrees higher now in d.c. but look at the numbers off to the west all that ye

any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter t we're going to keep you updated on all the traffic conditions here on fox5. >>> okay, wisdom, you got to listen to this one. >> okay. >> while you were asleep beyoncÉ was breaking the internet once again. >> oh, that's great: she took to instagram to post a of her and jay-z's new twins. here are the pictures. just hitting the internet about flee hours ago. beyoncÉ holding the twins in a somewhat similar look as she did for that big maternity photo shoot earlier this year. queen bey captioned it with several heart i emojis two baby face emojis and their names confirmed as sir for the boy and rumi for the girl. there you go, your day system complete. there's your beyoncÉ baby twins update. >> off to a strong start for this friday morning. >> what more could you ask for. >>> still ahead two former congressional staffers facing serious charges this morning accused of cyber stalking the lawmakers they work for. >> in the midst of this heat wave d.c. slapped with another notori

d.c. police are preparing to give more details. >>> as a former charles county school's aide sits behind bars accused of sexually assaulting students, parents are gathering this evening to learn how they can protect their children. we are live with what they are doing and what we have learned about the agency investigating this case. >>> and it is hot outside. look at these temperatures. misdemean mid 80s right now but feels like the 90s. i'll show you how much hotter your week's about to get. this morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm pat lawson. we kick off with a check on that forecast. sheena parveen joins us now with what you need to know before you head out for lunch today and you've already given us a hint, sheena. hot. >> well, take a look. i have a feeling, pat, you're going to ask me how hot it feels. 93 degrees right now. only 85 in the district. almost feels 10 degrees hotter. it's similar to what we had yesterday and that's how our weather's going to play out. as we go through

the good news from what d.c. fire and ems tell us it was working smoke alarms sure they got out safely. live in north west, melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> thank you, mel. >> 4:31 is the time. the gop plan to appeal the obamacare is dead. mike lee of utah and jerry moran of kansas said they could not vote for gop healthcare reform bill. >> the bill never addressed increasing cost of healthcare. they're among four that would not support the bill. this was second straight failure for mitch montgomery connell. mcconnell issued a statement conceding effort to repeal and replace the affordable air exact. the plan is to repeal obamacare immediately and have a two year delay for a substitute. >> president trump took to twitter after the gop health care failed and president tweeted republicans should just repeal failing obamacare now and work on a new healthcare plan that will start from a clean slate. dext ms will join in. >> evolving overnight a house panel a proved new legislation to cut funding of transportati

he was driveing a freend them to d.c. they he called his family on the way back here and said he was 15 minute out. he never returned. police say even this morning nobody called to report anything. i just hope someone comes forward with something that can help them solve what happened with my neighborhood. >> we're copfy denlt somebody had to see something again that the beltway that time of night is extremely busy. >> take one more look at the car. '99 mercury grand marquise with white chrome wheels and disstivkttive redskins decall. homicide detectives are asking any drivers traveling opt beld way 11, 11:55 with any information opt case. new if you want to remain anonymous call 202-895-3000 and there's a reward of up to 25,000 leading to arrest and conviction. live in upper moreboro, "fox5 local news". >> another day of brutal heat. will it move out any time soon. that's the big question. >> we want to check in with caityln roth. we've about talking. >> look ago head to fourth of july. everybody want to know. i know. >>

solar works d.c.ives job training to more than 200 kids to summer youth employment program. >> d.c. is one of best places in install solar and not just pow ter again rates but renewable energy credit you need to sell to pay for pa panels. this project here is we're supplying solar pretty much for free for people on mixed lower income and to help them have solar on their roves and at the same time teaching young people how to install it. it's a win/win for the city. >> since they took office in 2016 more than 1600 solar energy systems are installed. >> coming up the president's son-in-law in the hot seat on the hill. >> what jared kushner said about alleged trump campan first ronica. >>> hey, jim, sarah, protesters have just started to gather behind me they're calling this a die in. tomorrow mitch mc connell says they'll vote on repeal obamacare bill. >> an a d.c. man gets stuck inside a trash chute. apparently trying to get ahold of his cellphone he thought had fallen inside. >> let it go. >> fire i c

put it in the garbage. >> d.c. officials passed the law to make sure the companies that make the wipes mark them as either flushable or non-flushable. to prevent the wrong wipes from clogging pipes. >> the law says do not label flushable as something that is not flushable. that is pretty straightforward and simple. melissa: d.c. is the first in the nation to pass such a law. it will go i year. members of congress getting pushed back from the paper products lobby that wants to block the law before it starts by threatening to add riders to local spending bill to wipe the wipe law. some in congress say they shouldn't be involved the local issues. >> it's not as if congress held hearings on this or talked to residents or constituents. melissa: and every clog costs money from clearing equipment to the man hours its takes. it all adds up. a recent big clog involving nearly 2,400 tons of debris including the wipes cost the d.c. water and sewer $100,000. a cost that is covered by the d.c. water customers through the water

tonight d.c. police need your help finding the person responsible for two armed robberies in the city. thank you for joining us, i'm marina maracco and i'm teisha lewis in for lauren. these hold jups happen within just a day of each other. fox5's evan lambert has more. >> d.c. \police\police have not confirmed that this is the same suspect, but as you'll see in this video, it's a similar mo and a similar outfit. new video release just dayses shows a brazen armed robber getting violent in just seconds. watch him on june 14. he points his gun straight at the clerk at this 7/eleven in the 2300 block of 14th street northwest. police say he got away with a few hundred dla stole a wallet from a customer on the way out. notice the head covering, possibly a shirt tied around his face. a man with what appears to be the same head scarf targets a cvs store just a day before. this time it's the 3600 block ever 12th street northeast. the gun isn't clear in the video, but d.c. police say this robbery was also a

locally around d.c.far which is good news for the zip trip. 779 by 11 o'clock. scattered thunderstorms by 2 o'clock. it's mostly this evening that the storm activity kicks up. we'll keep an eye on all that of coming up. that's a check of the forecast. over to erin for traffic. >> right now we have some breaking news. 66 westbound out by nutley street crash blocks the right shoulder and right lane that's causing a significant delay. from the beltway to past nutley street watch for that. it looks to be a tractor-trailer involved disabled and some other vehicles causing a heavy flow of traffic on the westbound side. a bit of a rubberneck the eastbound side that's 66 past nutley. wanted to talk about metro. right now all rail lines are on time but this weekend we have track work. weekend shut down on the red line friendship heights to grosvenor. as we forward our maps blue line also impacted well. single tracking stadium-armory to morgan boulevard 10:00 p.m. to close. right now metro is on time. any question

d.c. at quantico, 81 for fredericksburg, 82 for leonardtown. again a warm muggy mild start to the day. here's your temperatures for later on this afternoon. wait for the map. it will pop up in a he could is. there we go. 97 here in washington. look at that. 99 for fredericksburg. some of those numbers could easily push 100 degrees. regardless of whether or not they do it's that real feel temperature that will that certainly be above 100 later on this afternoon. heat advisory starts at noon. we'll show you that map in a few minutes. that's weather. erin como is back with traffic. >> on-time traffic brought to you by toyota. visit buy a toyota.com for special offers. >> 5:07 on this thursday morning. inner loop crash at georgia avenue. caution there. at least one lane still blocked. good newsily is traffic is not slowing past that scene because volume is so light and outer loop looks good. 95 baltimore-washington parkway quiet if you're heading toward the baltimore beltway today. va3, virgin

d.c. row house up in flames and a family is now without a home. >> all right. listen up. we're talking from schools to police and a whole lot more. we're doing to walk you through the new local laws now in effect that you've got to follow. >>> this holiday weekend you'll be feeling the heat. form team 4 a major warm-up and when showers might dampen your backyard fans. that's no fun. >> 6:00 this saturday morning. can you believe it? we made it to july. first of july already. doesn't feel like >> supposed to be a warm say. >> i'm david culver. >> i'm meghan fitzgerald. a little warm for the holiday weekend, right? >> july 4th, always warm. we're looking at warm conditions over the next few days. i do believe days going to be the warmest day we'll see from here until tuesday. so again it is doing to be warm. let's go ahead and look at those temperatures now. temperatures in the 70s at this point. 77 is that temperature in the d.c. area. 75. you can definitely feel that humidity out there. te