d.c.t for weeks and months now. the signing of wayne rooney. >> yeah. >> c.cld become a. united player here pretty soon. >> we wantne wayooney to come in. what a gbal name he is. fantastic player and finishg his clear with everton he startedt 15, 16. signed a pro deal ever ton at 16 moves to manchester. ends his whole career at man united.unbelievable player. now coming here at the age ofe'6 years unb oelievaldble. we want ho come here hungry ready toy,re p jersey on and say i'm rea towor. >> the i excitements all-time high. >> two and a half years, 13 million, will we get that out of him. >> sure. >> the same we get paid here on the set. >> i don't know how we balance this out. i mean.. thanks, fox, we love you. bu look, i mean, i don't know. i mean how do you equate that? you can'tye putrs down because they make tha much money. the pressure comes with thato money perform. okay. the expectations are going to rise. >> because a lot of timespe this hasned before we get players from europeto

. >> with d.c. primary behind us many are looking for twoord the results of yound a i. >> "fox5" annie yu live in norm west this mornreg with mo good morning, annie. >> holly, maureen b this wasig issue at the polls and passed it races minimum wage tos $12.50 nor sebereas those that rely onle tixz that work at you know thau restnt and bars and that type of thing, this is diner here on 11th street. it basically races that minimu wage to a base wage of $12.50n hour and eventually in several years that will go up to $15 an ho. right now tipped workers in d.c. are paid a base wage of $3.33 an hour they make tips on top of that. we've been telling about you pportersing minimumra o wage says it guarantees steady they don't have to rely on tips to learn erp a living. those against it argue the pay would burden restaurant own werz extra costs and it would crippl their business. most tipped workers make moreim than min wage already. as you mentioned the big question is how does this change affect you and i w

any questi erin fox5 d.c.bringing you the018 fifa world cup. it is day 15 of the tournament whh means it's the last dayup of stage matches. group g has had a showdown for topbe stween england and belgium. tunisia playing pana. japan against colombia and either japan colombia or senegal will get thet las spots. join us as well recap of the day's game. >> fe 5 will bvering today's matches. world cup kicks offt 9:00 followed by the showdown that begins between colombia then this afternoon england will go head to head with belgium and in between the games is a fox5 worldt cup special you want to miss. it's right here at noon today. american soccer legend john barnes marina marraco liveer from rfk stadium breaking down the best plays from the 10:00 a.m. game and look ahead to the p 2:00.m. matchup plus awesome guests and we'll be live around the region with than best watch pty. >>> from the soccer world cup to the british world cup, check it out. harry potter fans gathered in italy for the international quidditch a

here at home d.c.le watching the world c than anywhere else in the country.im so, this t around bars and restaurants are opening early and expecting big, big crowds. fox5'supt a i pop-up -- at a pop-up bar in the district. >> reporter: it's 1 of the biggest sporting events in the and tv screens across d.c., maryland and virginia will be tuned in. >> it's going to be mayhem. >> reporter: even wit u.s. out of the mix this time, soccer fans aren't deterred.>> orlg me, gium and go england. >> reporter: tysons beer garden was busy for the first day of the world cup.ld >> youn't find a seat outside. >> reporter: the owners are expecting crowds to get even bigger. >> we're preparing. we have an extra tv wall we just set up we the projector se set up. >> reporter: the0:re opening 00 a.m. and the same at patti's. >> gat guests, always aood time here. >> reporter: in d.c., tec cityided to allow dozens of bars to open and serve alcohol at 7:00 a.m. >> breakfast before going to work. >> reporter: julia is from arg

pass >> todayn mng opg tension d.c. police arrest a number of people in a crowd that gathered to coront them and while resident t say theivrd being harassed for what aiey cl are illegd serves. maryland primary election. what should have been easy y at the polls is expected to being packed with frustration for 0,000 voters all caught in a computer glitch. >> falling down. confusion about president trump's trade taivrs with china leads to msive stock sell-off on wall street. "fox5" morning at 5 a.m. startsow right n. >> to good morn you. thank you for joining us. it's tuesday, june 26 and it is is georgous outside. it's. just the beginning we have so long to enjoit. it's only 5 a.m. let's check in with mike and erin talking traic as well. >> full day here top joy the beautiful weather in d.c.. things will be khaiing as we head to middle and end of week. we'ltalk about that coming up. >> i got to read by the pool yesterday michl thomas set my week off on good moody. peai13 cancelled and train departing -- i started thinhen

any questions at erin fox5 d.c.. a big cleanup s b it's goine out there for quite some time this morning. aside from that we have a crash on the inner loop aoner roe blocking the left shoulder causing a little bit of a slowdown and then some earlier construction coming from fredericksburg to stafford. look at that backup. 46 mutes just t get from virginia three up t 610. any questions at erin fox5 d.c.. >> 4:36 is the te right now. reminder about tomorrow's zipe trip. headed to leisure world in montgomery county p allison is going to be there along with t tyucker erin and kevin. this is not a zip trip that the general publican come told as leisure is a private property. make sure you watch because we esome thinawesome things planned. >> you can ride in style thish summer witr fox5 zip trips. 1o f5d.c.com/contests now through au9th. that's where you can enter for your chance to win a two year lease on a brand new 2019 acura tlx. five finalists will be selected byra randomwing on august 20th. all finalists though must

d.c. little humid t start but drier aires mov sunshine, highs in the 8 >> 5 ck shitraight up. we'r tracking ae crash 9 northbound aftertr5t g t deon tomheys r cest of your commute as t well. >>nk you. if you're getting yinr dt .e'ay ll district. eoovhoeerni sght in the span oft a few hours. >> right nowol of 1 of those lae beenerne fon don' hiseurs. ngh a the tictiale condition, but it certainly has all the ang homicide investigatio we do have detectives hern.e on the continued to across the street photograph evidence andlace markers down the detectivhees andre w thesic technicians are standingen righr now. they're looking at a bicycle and somel perbelongings. there were bullet markers in the middle of the street, 3 of metro benchthere, there were af bullets as well, 1 lodged in the wall there at the shell statn and 1 on the ground. so, not a barrage of gunfire but ctainly enough to do some damage ayou can see us zooming right there to the bullet hole in the now, this was just 1 of 3 shoot

oxy questions at erin 5 d.c.>> ♪ >> ♪ >> r under arrest.5 morning behind bars accused a woman with intellectual disabilities on board the vehiclhe was supposed e driving her home in. >> we're going to keep families toget border is going to be jus as tough as it's been. [cheers an applause] >> after president trump migrant families at thparating border, the debate is still nter stage on capi hill.ll wi republican lawmakers vote on a pair of immigration bills today? and the big question this morning, how will all those families already torn apart be reunited? >>> fox5 exclusive. a teenaged girl slammed to the ground by a mallec sity officer in prince george's unty. now mother is demanding o thaticer face charges. >>> andgh daylight deli as we mark the lgest day of the ye fox5 morning at 5:00 a.m. onst this firay of summer starts now. >> ♪

now, the d.c. council says it will have hearings about the issue when it returns in the fall in december, including into whether the district has the proper requirement f staffers. the education department kwirmtd to news 4, it too has oversight of the d.c. licensing. a spokeswoman says theha agency s not spoken to school districts about the issue yet, but says the agency expects an update this year from d.c. officials about what they're doing to -- d.c. officials say they've already planned to tightin up requirements. >>> those government agencies the d.c. office of state superintendent of education is now monitoring the problem, by the way. >>> here are some other stories making headlines this morning. today a vote by the d.c. council could affect the of your next uber or lyft ride. councilmembers will vote on a proposal to raise the ride share tax from 1% to 6%. that money wouldo towards d.c.'s share of dedicated funding for metro. uber and lyft worry that it could drive customers . >>> prince g

d.c. uryted h. we'veot g all the scoopey on wayne . >>> fox5 morning at 7:00 a.m. starts now. >> we are all things soccer. >> i know, aren't we. >> listen, good morning. we're so glad you're with us on this thursday morning june 28th isn't if you'r 28th.u' >> ire just waking up here's a live look outsi. kind o mild right now but it's going to geteally hot. >> thermostat is goinget up. let's g a quick check of weather and traffic. mike a erin are standing by. ngmike we're goi to start with yong >> ladies good m. lots of blue out there. out to the west could be a brief shower or sprinkle this morninin we're cg it out this afternoon. highs in the 90's. wait until you see the weekend forecast. i'll have a few minutes.in jus >> all right. we want to get to erin now though with some breaking traffic news. all mning, erin, we've been on top of the cleanup from the tractor-trailer wreck in montomery county. where to things stand right now>> erin. hey are making pretty good but there's still a huge

d.c. dean wood neighborhood. d cutler joins us from te fest in this store yes, i >> well, that neighborhood and the community at large showing increasingly frustrated and last nighthis motion boiled over in a class with d.c. police on sheriff road. in the end, three people werere sted. two people were hospitalized. and now go ahead app taklo a at video that is ed to all this controversy. it hows us a group of men outside nook's barbershop last week actually two weeks ago. officers search a man they say a had bb gun and that led them to search the other help for illegal weapons. some believe the man with the bb gun was undercover cop a claim peter newsam denies. >> we frookly get complaint in that area about people out there smoking marijuana and drinking and that of thing. and they found bb gun on -- officer this was a guy up there had a bb ghup waist band and they continued t search the area for additional weapons in the area. we'll take a close look at the body warn camera to see if there was any inappropriate

here in d.c.e clouds to start. we'll trackhe chance for showers this afternoon. shouldt be as bad as yesterday though but we'll show you the risk coming up. >> love idea of first day of summer i also love quiet roads and metro being on. time i'll let you know if that ♪anges. >> ♪ >> if you are just waking up with us at 5:00 a.m., all lanes ofil the woodrow wn bridge are now back openedfollom yesterdayning. one man w killed and eight others injured after a tractor-trailer driver lostp control on the outer crashing into several construction vehicles and trapping three men wking under the bri now, the last of the closed lanes reopened around 10:30 last night.♪ >> >> want to take you to developingtory out of prince george's county. a metro acces driver charged with sually attacking a woman who has intellectual disabilities while o on the job. >> very disturbing stories. >> reporter: that's right. police say that the metro actress driver allegedly sexual assaulted a woman withll intetual disabilities.

d.c...ltimore.67 degrees at this h satellite and radar around the region showing clouds to staris poking through in some spots. more sun we get todayhe more unstable oui we'll get. fronts am boubdry across the d.c. region gives us chance for showers and thunderstorms. second halday into the evening hours tonight. 7 your daytime high tmoay. toow, first day of summer, 86 of. spotty storms around. today looks worse than tomorrow.id headed tay. more clouds than sun.s, shower cooler, 7 weekend will try dry it out a little. chance of storms. temperatures return where t should be in upper 0s. erin is backith trafficing. 5:, 66 at speed and no problem chantilly looking good on 26d 7 traffic on way to bwi,re an, dulles looks good and this respects entire strep of mphire avenue no problem there volume increasing at church road. noroblems. questions, a.cport fox. on twitter. "fox5" morning at 5:30 cop twitter. "fox5" morning at 5:30 cop tips i moment. aruna miller: almost every law i write comes from

d.c. police are nooking for that man. unclear if this case is connected to several other reported sexual assaults in the dupont circle andto george neighborhoods. wisdom. >> hollyhank you very much. >>> time right now is 6:04. more than a thousand women are expected to gather in d.c. today to protest the trump lerance border policy in what organizers say will be a massive display of civildi disobece. the group is demonstrating against the separieion of migrants fs. the protesters will begin gathering a freedom plaza around 10 o'ock this morning just before noon they'll march to the department justice to demonstrate tvire before ng on to capitol hill later in the afternoon >> today we should learn the date and location of a summit between president trump andre russian pdent vladimir putin. the meeting is expected to taketh place sometime after nato summit next month. summ will likely spark criticism from some u.s. allies. meantime, the president there. the president was there to show support for senate republican represent

d.c. thewo restaurants have no connection to each other beyond the accident of the same name. still the d.c. restaurant has been vandalized and the owner tells news 4 he's gotten death threats. rrick ward has that story coming up in our next half hour. wendy. >>> if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, at aso ne station, you get out. and you tell them they're not welcome. >> president trump seized the mome. he called congresswoman waters in his word an extraordinarily low iq person. so democrats are urging restraint. >> we've got to get to a point in ourountry where w can talk to each other. some of those tactics that people are advocating for to me don't reflect tt spirit. >> the sara sanders thing, the maxine waters plays right where the white house wants it to. they want to be able to say see, these people hate you. >> democratic leader nancy pelosi pushed back on the president and congresswoman waters in a tweet pelosi wrote the daily lack of civilityas provoked responses

mari. >> a d.c. contractor working at a d.c. pool gunned down in the middle of the day.itnesses say it was children that stole his cell hope to and he ran aftch those drennd hopto a andwa ts confronted by unknown adult who shot and killed him. witnses believe this was all a r setup. suryeob. >> marina, it has been a very humidn' day i'm sure i do have to tell you that. and we have not seep much in the way of rain. thunderstormsg out of pennsylvania. it looks like these get closer to places like western maryland and maybe cumber land and hagerstown. as they t get closer to region they look like they'll fall apart to just showers. the goodri news they're deng much less humid air behind it and it's a prefreshing change to greet when you you step out in the awn.rning. >> thank you, sue. >> virginia senate show down is set. stewart will take on tim kin. the race between stewart and cane is shaping up b toe one of the most watched inountr hacountry. a republis not won in virginia in a decade. day weidalk to both ates. >> i'll do whatever it takes to get the truth out of tim ka

in just theal lastf an hour, d.c. police gave us this photo of the weapon they recovered after the shooting. they say this belonged to the map who was killedment d.c. police chief peter newsham who was on scene earlierht tonig he says three officers were on routine patrol in this w neighborhoodn they came upon a group ofen. when officers entered the backlley there was a groupdu oflt mails there. one ofdu the a males oduced a weapon there were shots fire and the suspect in the case has been pronounced dead. we do want to clarify here that it's still unc if the man was shot october actually fired the gunr o it no of the officer involved. - were hurtt all. i talked to a man tonight who isri aend of terrence sterlg the motorcyclist who was shot and killed by police in 2016 here in the district. he said he came out just as h soon aeard what was going on. a. you have to almost be here to feel energy and feel the disappointment in what has happened and transpired here tonight. it is absolely questions are yet unanswered and

d.c. a votersroved the measure giving workers a significant boost in pay.ia inve 77 was the most contentious issue on the ballot and it passed 55 to 45%. >>> the fight could be far from over. adam tuss is live to explain what comes next. adam, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is for tipped workers in the city, and it would rasz the minimum wage to $15 an hour by now currently the minimum wage in the city is $3.33nd an hour that is for tipped workers. this is to push to get workers more money. even though iwas opposed 55 to 44% yesterday, both the mayor and cou members have said they oppose this measure and certain people are talking about revisions already even though this was just proposed l t night. this certainly is going to face some opposition here in the city. there are people obviously for and against it. take a listen to the people talked to on both sides. >> understand that this is bad for tipped employees and this it bad f city. >> the tipped workers prevail. the wom

expect a high here in d.c.out 9degrees with again, just a passing cloud or two. 92 is your daytime high here in d.c. 90or annapolis, 91 quantico,87 leonardtown or you and we'll be up near, if not over 90 off to the north and west of town asis well. weekend high pressure off the coastline gets ki stuck here and it willust continually bring in the heat and humidity from the -- from the south overf the course saturday and sunday. expect both days to feature temperatures in the middleel 90's. ing like a hundred degrees plus. in fact, we're going 95 degrees for yourhi daytime on saturday. we're goida 96 ony. plenty of sunshine both day head to the beach, head to the pool. do whatever you need to do to stay cool. be going toen to be going to weekend forecast for the beaches.es 85 d on friday. saturday 88 degrees. please wear the sunscreen this weekend. u.v. index extremely high. sunday 90 degrees, looks hot. ocean temperature not so bad. we hav ocean temperatures about 70 degrees this time of year. here's again as i

any questions at eri n fo d.c.>> thanks erin. 4:49 is our time right and prince george's county police addressing communitieio concerns of gang vnce in a local middle school. according to a recent washington post report students and teachers have reported a rise of ms-13 gang violence at the middle school iniverdale maryland. ptember 2017 through may of this year, there have been 74 calls for police service. prince georgsas county police only four of those calls werell ay gangat r s school allege that ms-13 mbers are attacking students two to thre times a day to pressure them to join gangs. >> d.c. public schools have confirmed in teachers do not have the license they need to lead the classrooms.s the city sayhey're working to make sure more of their teachers are fully s licensed. theool system will require all teachers start the application process for credentials by the start of the academic yea the office of theri state supeendent of education de the discovery during an internal investigation this winterge >> sc

he was 68 years old. >>> the entire d.c.area in a fight for amazon's new headquarters, but next at 11:00, sophomore local groups say ty wanto part of it. >>> new video from the wilson bridge. >> they are so lucky. >> a bird's eye view of thatg harrowscue. >>> rain at times tomorrow plus the chance for more rain and s understorm vo: "ludicrous." that's what the washington post calls the attacks on david blair. it's dirty politics. the washington post endorses blair for mogomery county executive. "an energy and passion for innovation." blair is "the best chance of injecting a dose of vitality in a county that badly needs it." david: we can invest more in our schools,ro badly needs it." expand pre-k and i transportation and we can do it without more taxes when we create jobs. that's the change we need. vo: david blair. democrat for montgomery county executive. endorsed by the washington post. . >>> 2018 almo half over. zoat means about six months have passed since a announced the finalists for its new headquarters. >> as many a

there's a local component of d.c.here are residents, people like myself and like yourself that grew up, you know, born and raised in the city, and there's that history, these wonderful neighborhoods. there's so much that d.c. has to offer that people don't know, and there are two sides. there are the haves and the have-nots, but he came in, even talking about food, talked about that and brought that to life. and that's something that most people don't do. >> do you remember what the reaction was like for the other customers who were there, anthony bourdain, the crew, et cetera? do you remember what that feeling was like? >> people were excited. they are used to crazy things, kind of used toth. but it was a very special day. it was very, very special to have him there. the other thing, just to remember the show for today, is the specific words that he uses. so we talk about all these other things about him, but he's very intentional in his words. so when he says the magnificent virginia alley, talking about mom, or tal

d.c. metro area. just know this is going to be quite a bit of rain now across much of culpepper, warrenton,fr ericksburg and stafford. all getting the heavy rain right now. heit's come straight upi-95 corridor. temperatures not going to budge much. low to mid 70s now with the eady rain moving in. that will be it for temperatures today. rainy weather start t finish. we're not going to stay in the upper 60s and low s70 for most of the day. high temperature for today, 78 degrees. that's already in the rearview mirror. melissa, how is traffic on a friday? >> good mornine a cou problems here right now, but nothing too major. in the district southern avenuet near 23rd sthere southeast, lanes blocked for police activity. silver springm in has cleared. a fatal crash investigation involving a pedestrian. can you see no big delays there. outbound, same situation. eun. >> melissa, thank you. >>> now to the crisis at the u.s. southern border. hit-or-miss republicans are pushing back on a ve on immigra

d.c. council. they're building to -- the metro station has more on the proposal. adam, how much of an increase are we talking about here? >> we're talking about potentially 60% increase on an a trip or $1.20 o a $20 trip. that does add up. let me explain why this is actually happening. okay metro is getting dedicated money for the first time ever in our dygion. that means everyas to pay for it. well, in d.c. the mayor and the council have come up with a plan to raise the tax on ride sharing companies, likeber and lyft to help get money that would then go to metro. obviously ride-sharing companies are huge in our area.ou this wld increase the tax on ride sharing companies from 1% to 6%. ripa sharing comnies are now starting to push back. e mayor talked about it, and uber talked to him one-on-one about it. take a listen p to what they had to say. >> that is how we are supportinh metro needs and what the region needs. >> to the affect that the tax gets passed, it will be a part changeprice, a

sun is rising across the d.c.o goody so downtown but you don't t haveo go too far to the south to get into the rainfall tivity. so, 75, mostly cloudy here in the city to start the day. winds out of the east and means don't expect these temperatures to move all that ab. we head into theway afternoon. wnere is that rain we're go i-95, waking up inni fredericksburg thisng to a lot of rainfall down through culpeper county. in fact, there are flood warnregs down in that eavy fell just about all night long. here in town, watch as i put things in motion. you can see everything is kind ofn trending our direction. it'sadlow and ste but it is expected to get here over the next cou of hours. already starting a little bit of light rainfall activity in what about the weekendip. forecast? will the rain stick around. details coming up. >> still no problems on the roads which is what we like to see thisng time of m even despite the rain. metro il lines on time so we like that. s kenilwouthbound looks good. all of our northwest se

tipped workers will make $3.89 an hour two years ago, the d.c. council passed legislation to increase minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2020. it's on its way>> virginia state republicans are looking for a new leader tonight. john whitbeck is out. kurt cox released a statement today. he praised him for mobilizing support. th biggest stateace this fall is republican corey stuart challenging senator tim kaine. >>> metro locked in a standoff with the feds over safetypa s. authorities ordered the transit agency to quickly install new barriers, b we'll tell you why metro said it can't do it. >>> many ofed you enjhis hot, but gorgeous day outside, including the folks in old town >> announcer: you're watching news 4 at 6:00.> our commute on metro could be a lot longer if the agency can't install barriers between rail cars. this is all in an effort to help visually impaired riders. federal authorities say some of the cars don't have the chain barriers. they're not safe for vision-impaired peoee. two peo with those impairments have fallen onto the tracks wher

why wouldn't a business want to settle in the washington d.c.? >> so gives me a good excuse to come see you more often too. >> you're welcome. >> so more than 100 years ago the national association of attorneys general was created where the states banded together in response to the overwhemilmi force of standards oil as fear as federal preemption. here we are more than 100 years later and anti-trust issues, market dominance, the protection of the little guy in the marketplace, and now the vogue term of federal overreach still dominate attorneys general. give us a little thought on what it's like to be an attorney general today? and how businesses come to talk to you about the issues facing them? these are sophisticated players. and the states and the district and the territories have a role. tell us a little bit about what that is. >> sure. it's extraordinarily interesting, as you say, and to be sure oftentimes the companies do come and speak to the office of attorney general, city council in advance of pitching their tent in the district of colu

d.c. metro area right aroun 11:00 p.m. i'll be in at that point updating the forecast. we see showers overnight. even dry nditions. this is 7:00 a.m. on saturday. a few widely scattered showers out there. notice as we move toward the midday and especially the heternoon hours, we start to track pop-up thunderstorms with very heavy rainfall that could be on the strg to sever side with gusty winds out there that could lead to some isolated damage. we're not talking about widespread severe weather tomorrow, but again, we're going to have fewtronger thunderstorms out there. somaro is going to be in tomorrow updating the forecas a few scattered showers, sunshine later in the day. it's hot andte humid. scd showers and thunderstorms around throughout the day. you can't plan on exactly when t they're goi happen, but there's a good chance you're probably going to be dealing with at least a lite bit of rain if not a severe thunderstorm. here are the flood warnin. these are in effect through the weeke

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a nochl d.c. council seats aren alsohe ballot. >> the big issue we're watching, though, is initiative 77.l it w decide whether to raise the minimum wage for tipped workers, but there are some strong opinions on both sides. >> justin has more on explaining the initiative. goodmorning. >> good morning, eun. workers that keepdestaurants ars running here and across the district as well. if initiative 7 pes pa their lives will change, and that is not all. let's break this down for you here. currently right now tip workers in d.c. earn $3.33 appear hour. that's on track to go up to $5 in just about twoyears. initially it's 77 almosraise that wage to five times the current weight. now, raising -- it couldt ive workers st a reliable income but improve current conditions, and others worry it could lead to extra stress on restaurant and bar staff. >> people are not making ends meetff of 333. they have to make u the different in tips. of tip workers in the subcommittee ez are any voter in any any suld ever d

. >>> n this morning, d.c. police on the lookout for a car they say was involved in an early mning shooting. we're told it happened at 3:00 this morning on 695 eastbound, southeast, southwest freeway portion before the navy yard exit police sat man shot while driving is conscious and breathing. they're searching for a silver lexus but no other information about the car. >>> a transgender wan says an employee at a popular restaurant refused to let her use the women's bathroom. >> she's planning to a complaint. charlotte climber was at a bachelorette party friday night and went to use the women's bathroom, the worker asked her for id. when she refused, the worker started to search her, threat epidemic to call t threatened h. she then called the police he elf. >> didn't expect it to happen. this can't happen to another person in d.c. it can't. >> the mayor tweeted out we won't accept this type of discrimination in d.c. she apologized to her and said staff.ill be retraining >>> a new name for major roadway in north

. >> it was d.c.'s primary day here and the resul are now coming in, including one that could affect you the next time you dine out in the district. er with 1cent of the precinct s reporting, d.c. voters approved initiative 77. you may ising the minimum wage for tipas pe workers. seventy-seven passed here with 55 percent of the vote. supporters say it guarantees a teddy income for tipped workers. those against burdenthis is going to restaurant owners with extra costses. most of t city work ers often make more than minimum wage already with tips. earlier tonight we spoke with andy sha law thewners of busboys and poets about wha thisea m for the industry and yo i think prices have to go up. i do think they have to g up. the day of the five dollar burger is out and think people have to understand that. you can't have everything and expect not to have consumers be involved with this. i dosp ect that there will be a little bit of change. i do believe that there will be more technology people will use to off

to be clear, d.c. public schools is violating d.c. regulations by having and employing unlicensed teachers. that's this morning from the deputy mayor tore ucation. >> another issue for the d.c. public school system to deal with this year thank you, scott. >>> now to president trump's reversal on the policy that thseparates families a border. there are growing concerns about the children already in custody. nbc news continues to request access tosi facilities h babies and toddlers and little girls. so far, we are forced to rely on images provided by the government. nbc's craig melvin is at the border. >> as they move in search of a better life. >>eporter: in mcallen, texas, supporters of migrant families coming out in ful force. >> we're families. they should remain together. >> holding an evening vigil to stand in solidarity with children still in>> custody. oncerned about those reuniting the families who have been separated from their children. now there's been thousands of children. just like my little guy. >> reporter: the gatherin

but d.c. law allows us to indict an deunknown off under the pseudonym of john doe. >> and that's exactly what they're doing. is is the first time the district has been able to charge an unknown suspect using dna. >>> next at11:00, members of congress meet with two migrant parents separated from their a childr the border. >> their children were taken away. >> why they're being held here and what's happened to their children. >>> the cost to drive one of our local highways isbout to go up. tonight, drivers are not happy about the toll hike i or what pays for. >>74 years after two american brothers were killed on aruna miller: almost every law i write comes from listening to peoples' stories. i'm aruna miller, and growing up as an immigrant, i know we have the power to improve peoples' lives. that's why in the state legislature, i fought for more computer science in our schools. gps tracking for domestic abusers. and some of the strictest gun safety laws in the nation. in congress, i won't let do

>> yes. >> d.c. deputy mayor for education, annami says the district conducts background checks on newly hired teachers and starting nex year, the district will require all newly hired teachers to at least apply for licenses before starting work. >> d.c.ublic schools has rigorous interview they hire teachers in school years across the system. >> we found a nearby schools distri100% of teachers have licenses. in prince george's cnonty, they'r allowed to teach without one. >> why don't we have this? >> this h man two sons at oyster adams school. >> license requirements exist for reason. it doesn't make a lot of sense that in d.c. embraced and builds upon the knowledge that goes into a credentialing system. >> who are the unlicensed teachers? >> hundreds were first-year teachers according to records obtained by the i-am. others had years of experience and some are high-profile. of the 19 teachers of the d.c. public schools chance lors, achers cabinet and regularly meets with the top brass, four are unli

any questions at erin fox5 d.c.. back to you. >> 4:37 is the time right now. coming up on fox5 morning comic and late night talk show host jimmy fallon responds to president trump's calls for him tbe " a man." >> gay pride month draws to a close with paradesnd events >> this is a look at the route along route 50 and 4:urch 37 is the.ime, 71 is the temp back after this. >>>>♪ ♪ >> we're back with what's hot on the web. >> holly morris standing by with what's trendin >> good morning, everybody. the latest celebrity caught the a war of words with president trump. msterdayr. trump called fallon out for saying heregrettp when he was a guest on theho tonight s back01 in6. fallon famously tussled the then candidate's a hair. in tweet the president told fallon "to be a man jimmy" >>> next up an odd mome at the bet awards preshow last night whenr a membe of redur carpetity interrupted the live broadcast by blocking the camera while telling people toove and that they were done. host terrence j said exce me, sir, you know we're

. >>> new this morning, d.c. police on the lookout for a car thnv say wasved in an early morning shooting. on ll happened aroun 3:00 695 southeast, southwest freeway portion before the navy yard exit. police say the man shot while driving is conscious and breathing. theye searching for a silver lexus but no other information about the car. >>> it is the first weekend of for many, it means firing up the grill. felt like summer for awhile. first official weekend of . summ >> we didn't really have a spring. if you don't want to today, go out to the bbq battle. derrick ward is standing by in northwest washington. >> reporter: indeed you do. i am indeed hungry. smells like summer. i was talking about that. secrets.ng to show us first of all, you have been inducted into the barbeque hall of fame. >> yes, sir. >> congratulations on that. >> thank you so much. >> you say there are three secrets anybody can apply. >> three things i teach everybody. first of all, cook meat until it is perfectly right now, i have smithfield

she could only afford all those trips because d.c. recently adopted a program who helps pay transportation for adults who are in school. >> now i want to go back to school, but how am i going to get to school and how am i going to continue t t get school and get back home without, youknow, being broke? that's what the program really helps. >> reporter: moore will finally get her high school diploma tomorrow and sng's also g to be giving the class speech at graduation. >> well, here's one for you cat lovers. it's a classic story you've heard before. firefighters saves kitten, except this time that firefighterd u a smartphone to get the job done. mark segraves with the rescue and what's next with this little ball of fur in that box. >> reporter: the call came in directly to t fire station. a woman parked at this walmart heard a noise coming from her car. this is the sound she heard { meow } >> reporter: she could tell it was a kitten but she didn't know why the kitten was. only that it was somewhere in her car. the captain was the first

. >>> d.c. voters pull for initiative 77 a contentious measure that increases minimum wage for tip workers in d.c. how ts affects coming up in a live report. >>> ♪ >>> and later, the king of pop on tte great whi way. a michael jackson musical has gotten the green light. 'll tell was it could include u coming >>> good day at 9a starts now. ♪ what good day tickets for the michael jackson musical sold out. >> they haven't set the date y yet. >> it's wednesday june 20th. >> dj sparks with us right now.n ning for cardi b and for us. how coois that? >> also ahead this morning all new season of objectified h latr ont harry levin of tmz wilh join us a sneak peek as he sits down with tt man we all know lakers legend magic johnson. >> first at 9:00 let's talk about this. the weather because we have another hot day on the way with a chance for thunderstorm. but we could get a break from htheidity. details tuckster ih back the first check of the forecast. good morning, mr. tuck. >> good morning. littleodett

a new initiative from d.c.'s mayor.dted at teens could keep others in the city safe. >>> butst fp tonight at 5:00, the backlash over a restaurant owner's decision to turn away the white house press secretary. >> that restaurant involved in theincident, it's closed today, but the debate over what happened on friday night in lexington virginia is wide open. today psident trump weighed in slamming the establishment with a tweet saying the owner shoul wo painting and cleaning the building instead of picking diners. ing its >> meanwhile at the white house today sarah huckabee sanders began today's briefing by addressi the issue. >> i was asked to leave because iork for president trump. we are allowed to disagree, but we should be able to do so freely and without fear of harm. this goes for all people politics. o >> the restaurant's co-owner told "the washington post" that she asked sanders to leave because somean resta employees are guy and sanders defend president trump's desire to keep transgender people out >>> meanwhile

by d.c. has the latest it's official jordan's government has responded to the people's demands by accepting to replace prime minister and wilkie parliament speaker out of a total not told al-jazeera he will reject the law that initially sparked protests last thursday. although it seems to the protesters demands have been met they continued to march for the fifth night in a row and. the resignation is a first step to reduce the tension that exists in the country the second step which is the main step is to withdraw the decision by king abdullah from the parliament otherwise things will not calm down. they want to make it clear to the government that simply replacing them with the same old thing will not fly people are looking for a paradigm shift they're not looking for changing faces like you know. sacking one prime minister and getting another one they're looking for a change in the policies of the policies have been detrimental to the daily lives of the people in jordan and they're looking

homicide detectives in d.c. we busy trying figure out who shot a man inside a home. now, this hapned around 2:15 this morning in the 2400 block of skyland place southeast. the man was pronounced de. a short time l no word on the victi identity or a lookout for suspects. callers to fox5 says a large and rowdy crowds gathered police first got on the scene. they have since dpersed. >> also overnight the search continues for a missing woman from olneyd. marylan 27-year-old rachel elizabeth monsho was last seen leaving herel home on darn court yesterday0 aftern police say monshour's vehicle was later located unoccupied in the district. but they weren't specific abt where that was. >> today montgomery county police and members of the states attorney's office will meet to discuss whether to release body cam video from a deadly police-involved shooting in silver spring. on july 11th officer anand bad geyser shot and killed robert white. white became combative and saulted the officer mors than once. fr and family say whi

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pr provided by d.c.a dealers and complete rules fox5dc.com/contest >> ucker barnes will have rules fox5dc.com/contest >> ucker barnes will have your forecast in seconds. quick shout out adrianna and ari we had a chance to talk weather and wanted to encourage you guys to keep doing the weather amazi right guys? >> total ain will g. saying.ting that goes >> that's why we didn't say it. >> last day of spring. first day of summer. in is making plans. we'll have to doin something amaz here. temps here in the 70s. 75. warm, humid start to t day70. leonard up to and 75 quantico. doing 60s north and west.e it will bother warm and sticky day.me still plenty of humidi out. there the reason why we have a front that came through yesterday and broht us thunderstorm activity in the early afrnoon and with that front here we're likely to see additional showers and storms roll ago long later this afternoon. and you know just imagine thisnd is train tracks then locomotives roll add rounds that and bring us period of rain

d.c.nited right here practicing at rfk todaye'll be talk to some of the players coming up a little later this t we are going to start with one of the big games todaynm. dek v france that ended in a draw. zero-zero no goals there>>. o goals. little bit of a cautiousll approach. andy when you look from th of the managers i think it was probably expected a little bit. france the manager made six changes to his line up resting players for the next round and from denmark' as approach as well a lot of pressure was christian erickson to make tors ga them at the end of the day they're both going through to >> what's the mental will in game like tha. if you don't need to score do you care if do you. >> want to school goals. hel you where yound finish first second and who you play in the next round whether the first place team or runner upo. but the confidence. you need to have that confidence and finding ideas in the ge. >> to be winner right. >> correct, correct. how do we find different ideas wit

soundsm arriving to the of d.c.'s own chuck brown. ♪ get get get get get on up >> i want t capitals for bringig the stanley cup home to our city! >> reporter: team owner ted leonys acknowledging the part the fans played. >> we have the greatest fans in the world. now we have the greatest hockey team in the world. >> look at the people who are re. you know you thought it was going to be crazy, but it's -- it's basically nuts. >> reporter: alex ghechkin deng the crowd by leaving us all with these words. "back to back." ♪ we are the champions reporter: back dito back. >> check out this move by the capitals organization. they took out a full-page ad in the "las vegas review journal" congratulating the golden alights on quote the most successful inaugeason in the history of professional sports. that is a class act. s> the stage now set for virginia's senate race, and it might bring flashbacksf the 2016 presidential contest. stewartpporter corey won the gop nomination to challenge incumbent senator and ntrmer hillary c run

d.c. police now tell us they are focused on finding the shooter in this case. e do want to tou to video from just a few hours ago he. the call came in into d.c. police about 1:40 or so this morning. hocide detectives as well as crime scene investigators were called to this scene.th r focus has been throughout the morning this shell gas station here at southern a wheeler. also, a driveway right across they foundwhere several shell casings on the ground. it also appears there was no confrontation leading up to the shooting, so they are now focused on figuring out what sparked all of this. i do want to take you now t a map showing you the three shootings that d.c. police are no investigating. five men shot in this span. the first shootin coming in 11:48 last night. two men shot at stanton road in southeast. they were conscious when they were found by authorities. the second one, this onehere, about s 40 trning at southern avenue here in southeast. one man shot, and also a third now at ivan ho

>>to wasn d.c. george sgloun where on the street. >> i believe it was across the street over there. >> you're right, right across the street from this store front is other nal store fron front. fo c anyone that want heck out filming it will happen early in the morning. for now reporting live in georgetown, melissa howell, fox 35 local news. >>ove they're bringing back some of the old stuff. >> if it's set in the 80s. now involved again.arted itis >> great warm for shooting the next couple ds, too. etbeuse it's humid and we have to wait a few more hours closer to early morning hourso predu know this is producing showers and thunderstorm and driving less humid air into the region. things can change in 24 hours. we have beautiful weather yesterday for caps parade and completely tropicily humid tonight. as these showers and storms are coming in our direction they are getting wearinger and could produce a heavy down pour and wind gusts to 40an mi hour. >> we andhat got dropped. holingd together much.not

her family is concerneause her uniepd car was found miles away yn d.c. she's rs old wrrks about 4'1" 1 weighs 97 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. she was last seen wearing a white tank top, blue blouse, and black leggings. >>> it's going to be an emotional day. family of antoine will say their final good-byes to the rising senior. rose was shot and killed last sus toous byce poli the 17-year-old wasn't armed. police say the jacket rose. >>> this morning san diego police will troy to figure out why a suspect lured police into a shootout. take a look at e police response saturday night near san diego state university. two officers wereshot. police say when they arrived at the apartment complex, thesm led smoke and immediately called the fe department. firefighters were met with gunfire when they broke down the -- to one of the units. officis say the suspect was wearing body armor. thedfficers are expec to be okay. >>> 4:06 we are sll waitingo learn more about a shooting in northwest d.c. so far this is what we know. it happened on oak place. the gunm

a transgender woman says a d.c.taurant empskyee her to show idea as she tried to use the women's bathroom. the situation. escalated police got involved and the mayor is weighing in. news4 is outside that resta tant wi fall out from this tonight. amy? >> reporter: that woman told us she's never had a problem using the women's problem but when she tried to lastig at cuba to e, management asked her leave. >> i just didn't expect this to happen. >> reporter: it was supposed t be a fun night with friends. charlotte, whose transgder was on a baccalaureate party there in north west. she went to use the women's bathroom and a employee asked to see the woman's idea. >> i tried to reason. i tried t reach a solution and he wasn't havingr:t. >> reporhe went in any ways and that is when the employee came in and started searching for her. llentually calling police. >> we're deserved of equal rights. i wish every transperson c have that kind of support. you shoulden have to have a platform or a hundred thousand follower to care ab