. >> so far, so greek here around dc. elsewhere a little different stories, thunderstorms starting to fire down to the south and west. we had our first severe thunderstorm warning. let's take a look at storm tracker radar. a piece of energy swinging out of the mountains today is the cause of all of this. the frontal boundary drifting cras our region. very scattered. not everybody is going to see the storms. those that's that do see storms could expect heavy downpours, clouds to ground lightening and small hail as well. this is the severe warning out there until 5:45 this evening, includes portions of culpeper and spotsylvania counties in virginia. that is currently sitting over the city of culpeper. stevensberg, you're up next in about ten minutes, he will var hill, 27 minutes, about a half hour gold vein will be right in the path of this storm. just south of that particular cell is probably the second strongest storm on the radar at this hour, going right through orange virginia this hour, just south of locustdale. there

here in dc german embassy lowered to half-staff. still not clear what's motivation was behind thisa latest attack according to onee witness attack german gunman yelled out anti foreigners slurf police believe he claimed his own life after the president obama spoke todayba saying germany is onema of our crow set allies, we will pledgep all support they need. more than seven hours after the attack police gave a cautious all clear.l live in studio law p renne p demarco fox 5 local news. >> we know who will join hillari clinton on the ticket clinton unveiled her choice on twitter. it is virginia senator kim taken. clinton says cane devote haded hives in 2000 women caine senda as lt. governor and mayor of richmond. former chairman of the democratic national committee. m flute in spanish and personally opposes abortion. abo he will campaign with clinton and miami tomorrow. tom fitzgerald will be in philadelphia for the democratic national convention, you can ca catch his report starting sundan fox 5 on the hill that. begins 8:30 am. a rem

we'll see portions west of dc are looking better and better. most of the threat is kind of the i95 corridor off to the east over the next few hours here. 68 degrees at your overnight low tonight. thunderstorms early. once we lose the daytime heating things should improve for us and we have a great start to the weekend. as method we'll have to watch out for those fireworks. will we be able to get them off on monday afternoon? i'll let you know in just a bit and sarah back to you. >>> dc leaders laid out their plans earlier to keep the public safe over the 4th of july weekend. fox 5 alexandra limon is live tonight in northwest with what you can expect this independence day weekend. alex? >> reporter: hey guys, the dc fire chief told us if it was up to him, everyone would head to the national mall leave it to the professionals and just enjoy the fireworks displayed. the director says if he had it his way, rely on public transportation. however, since they know that's likely not going to be what happens for everyone, they have an all encompassing s

dc fire responding thankfully no one injured at that home. one house near by did have to be closer to the maryland line northwest dc a large tree you see uprooted and then came down the middle of the roadway blocking traffic to the residents there in that area. in montgomery, more trees blocking the roadways. this is the scene on due val disappointment now power still out for some folks. dominion power reporting at this hour less than 20000 customers still in the dark. here in dc, montgomery and prince george's county pepco reporting about 400 customers still white-out electricity. of course sue palka standing by with what we can expect the rest of the week. >>> we are not going to have a repeat of what we had today. all of these behind me wind damage reports. 50 and 60 mile an hour wind gusts. took down a lot of treatments just to give you example of some rt storm reports in leesburg large branches down and slideing off houses. storms out o few more showers and storms that linger down to the south. these will be gone and if we see anything t

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they do confirm that he is under investigation by dc police, as well as dc fire internal affairs. they take this very seriously, basically all of the information they put out in a statement. did say this this firefighter has been on the job since 2007. and works here at this station in foggy >> paul, thank you. >> so much anger. tonight police in fairfax county are investigating after a bullet was fired through the window of a child's bedroom. fox5's lauren demarco live in hearnden with the very latest on that, lauren? >> laid, along monahan drive, and in this neighborhood there are so many children, we're standing here, kids walking by with their families headed home from the pool or from playing activities. you can imagine that they are rattled after. >> this take a look at the video. a bullet went right through the window of a seven year old girl, around 10:30 last night, now, she is on a corner unit of these row homes. and they are sort after small field, clearing, behind that unit, so there are some people is the thought, people hanging out possibly back there, not sure if it

where dc water has been working on flood relief. last week, a howard student was robbed at gunpoint. >> i was walking to this construction area and as soon as i got into the construction area, there was a spot that walked past me on my left. as soon as he passed me, the shooter came out of the backache the construction and put it to my face had. >> reporter: a premeditated hold-up. >> reporter: did they ask you to wipe your phone clean or anything. >> they made me turn off my iphone, all the security protocols only phone before they took it. >> reporter: how long did that last. >> reporter: minute and a half, two minutes. >> reporter: monday morning following the murders, just a block away another attempted robbery inside an occupied home, a resident able to scare away the would be thief. >> i had a brief conversation she wanted to stay safe but she turned her phone camera on. and got some pictures with phone down low. >> reporter: just hours ago dc water ceo releasing a statement saying effective immediately in the bloomingdale nei

i taught>> testify 7th grade bo. >> evan grew up in dc. he classroom.lso wanted to wear a badge and keep the streets safe. >> i come from a long family of law enforce p many officers. >> there are many other similara stories here at the academy. a lot of other people just like evan leaving professions to joio the police force. its not just for the young young people. we're talking people in their 30s, 40s even 50s joining the police academy and then hitting the streets of dc. >> my youngest recruit can be as young as 21 to as old as 53. >> sergeant open bryant teachesn at the academy and still works patrol. >> we talk about protesters, officers losing their lives, liv citizens losing lives.ing >> he says mutual respect is lesson number one. >> treat people how you want toh be treated. as i train my officer, pretend there your mother, how would yoh treat your mother on a traffic stop.. will be putting lessons he learns in the classroom to theso streets of dc. he will teach people onene important thing about policent t officers. >> we aren't all bad peopl

look at this hail in northwest dc, 1.9-inches in diameter, and there's video from northwest dc, and look carefully. you see it bouncing off the car . but at least marble-sized hail. listen to it. so, one of the signatures with the storm, also hail, in addition to the lightning and the heavy rain, and gusty winds. we will come back with the hail track, and look at this. it looks like the hail track became intense moving south of the spur, inside of the beltway, down to northwest dc, and it moves to the north and south and east at about 20 miles an hour, again, we will come back and talk about the heat wave, and right now, severe thunderstorm warning for the immediate metro until 11:15. ♪ [music] ♪ >>> mourning the loss of chief z. the native american head dress, remembered tonight as a superfan. 40 years with his real passion was possible. >> tonight friends who loved him are remembering the 75-year- old and the team's unofficial mascot. diane roberts got to know him pretty well. >> reporter: the team confirmed late this afternoon he died saying they appreciated his unique passion and ded

c >> today dc police hosted a block party in the deanwoodoo section. one of 13 parties planned for the summer t with community. there were more protest across the nation evene more are expected throughout the weekend. today at the white house demonstrators gathered for the second straight day. they want justice for the two black men killed by police. lindsay i was struck by very diverse crowd out there protesting today. >> reporter: shawn, that is something that stood out to me as will had all.s w all types of people that came out for this protest. something else very important, p this was a peaceful protest. the crowd never got unruly for the most party they were not only presuspect full of each other but respectful of the police officers who were keepinw aner eye on their demonstration. the protest is over.ve only evidence left behind you can see right here some candlesc and wax in shape of a heart along with a few posters left lf behind. you video from earlier when several dozen protesters gathered this is evin last night.st it was during that time

we're here live outside of the german embassy in dc. take a look. we do have the flags at half-staff i asked ambassador spokesperson if i would make a statement. he's weighing he didn't roughly translate a statement from thent president saying the president said murder us attacks shock me deeply. my thought are with the victimsi everyone impacted p the police p force, which is here to protect people and to save live.. now police have been week in bee german and also in english for any tourist who may before had be there there asking one to refrain from posting images, video of what they may going o they are afraid its a helping gunman. they are asking people upload it credibly. there have been disturbing images, one appeared to be one of the b gunman firing toward victim. tense situation we'll continueon to follow this four at fox 5. that's the latest here from the german embassy. lauren demarco fox 5 local news. >> hillary clinton speaking at in tampa florida. there was speculation she washe going to use the event to talk about her pick. he's of co

here in dc it's no different. today i must have gotten 10 phone calls from family members and friends you okay, you all right. keep your head up. we support you. that's the nice part. end of the day your family are the one that really suffer. >> 26 officer have been killed in the line of duty this far this year that is a 44 increase from a year ago. officer targeted in separate attacks a man opened fire on a hotel. he killed one person and wounded three others including a police officers. suspect was black told investigator he was targeting officer because he was troubled by the recent police shootings. officer shot the man he is in serious condition. >> in georgia a man called 911 when the officer arrived the man started shooting. the officer shot back both wounded the officer will both will survivor. officer in missouri is in critical condition after he was shot at a traffic storm police say the driver shot the officer in the back as he was walking to his kreuzer the driver tonight is in custody. >>> now to prin

tickets from traffic cam rains n dc can be up to 300 dollars. sterling is trying toryn ticket sting out of traffic tickets by giving customers a brick. most of the people filing into his restaurant with tickets in hands. >> any type of ticket you have we'll take it. >> reporter: the ticket will geg you a few dollars off any item on the menu. men when he moved here from detroit he was shocked at the number of camera tickets and amount of fine which is what gave him an idea. their making money the city's making money whose losing me and innocent buy standers rush to work. >> reporter: by the way every month he anybody who has the winningni ticket he will pay that ticket. parking ticket, speeding ticketg whatever it is. mind you those could be a hundred dollars if not more. so that's quite a good deal. he's also hoping to possibly open up additional restaurants in the future. what keeps him motivateed he,e, the money the city is making last year alone dc made over 50 million dollars on these cameras. that's the date had latest heres in northwest fo

i grew up in washington dc, st. augustine church and a school, i have a deep connection to my community. what i saw was a bias and difference between the program and going in the community and watching my dad be harassed as i was growing up. now my child is experiencing that with her father. this is generational, a pattern, this is not about individual cases. this is a pattern of racial bias against black and brown bodies. >> why is it i can be a lawyer at 54 and have the same story of police harassment as a poor black kid in southeast washington that may or may not be selling drugs and call my people from college where i went to school those black men have a story, a negative story, of involvement with the police across the board. i to want want to paint wit a broad brush, they can't all be wrong, the homeland security, or me, or talking about a 12 year-old kid. the interaction is too consistent, negative across the board. >> the only republican senator, okay on capitol hill, addressed his colleagues and he had som

dc fire fight is her under investigation, after making serious threats on facebook, stemming from that shooting in baton rouge. paul wagner live tonight with a story you will see only on fox5. paul? >> he works here, in foggy bottom the campus of george washington university. this is what we understanded happened. earlier today, brooks allegedly went on facebook, and made this rant, and he was angry about what happened in baton rouge, someone who saw this rant very disturb, got in touch with the dc fire department, they got in touch with brooks, they placed him on lever, immediately, and the dc police department ghana investigation on what they perceived as threat, written by brooks on facebook. we have a copy of what he posted and here it is, cleaned up for television. bottom line, these racist expletive comes, who are murdering our people, need to start turning up the same way. they shouldn't feel safe walking the street, and neither should their supporters. protest something a lost cause, makes us look like a bunch of expletives, these evil will he tifs don't have any compassion, th

dc police called beat the streets way for dc police to engage to meet the community meet with the people that they work with every single day giving away free food, music here, the police officers are even encouraged >> i think the rain put damper on this little bit, don't have the crowds out here we expect. >> told me police really hasn't changed that much over the years, but the atmosphere certainly has. >> dc police officers we talked to today on the phone, in the street, and on social media, all had similar reactions to what happened in dallas. their hearts are heavy, but the work goes on. >> after hearing what was going on last night, obviously, it is a painful time for the law enforcement community around the country. here in d.c., no different. you know, our officers, obviously, follow the news, and see what's going on, you know, they have their concerns, as well. >> many officers we spoke with said they feel like they've become targets, which makes things difficult for their loved ones at home. >> what struck me the most is my family. every day i get up, every day all every us ge

the east we have occasionally moderate rain showers, mostly light rain showers, just want to zoom in dc prince georges much of the county seeing light rain showers there, this goes back to montgomery and frederick as well. out to the west we have seen heavier showers moving toward quantico, warrenton up 28/29 toward manassas and hay market. south side of dulles approaching chantilly, route 8, toward fairfax county temps 60s and low 70s not going much if you are going out toward it is fireworks grab a poncho or rain gear i think they will go off just after 9. >>> weather has lead to rescheduled fireworks shows so far in frederick, green belt, college park, gaithersburg but so far not the big one. over the alison barber, people down there are they worried about tonight's fireworks at all? >> reporter: it depends it ebbs and flows rain comes through and picks up then slows back down like it is right now the national park service says right now they are expecting the fireworks to go on as scheduled we are expecting another update from them between thousand and 7:30 the good thing is firewor

both the fbi and dc police are investigating that theft. right now it's unclear if the fbi employee is on administrative leave because of this. it's also unclear if leaving the loaded weapons inside a lock box in an unattended car is against standard operating procedure or not. also why didn't the fbi notify the public right away? we reached out to the fbi, who says they can say little about the case right now since it is an ongoing investigation. shawn. >> thank you. >>> developing tonight to being five people shot at a candle vigil in baltimore. several dozen peo remember jermaine schofield. he was killed yesterday, the gunman walked up to the vigil opened fire, shot four women and one man, their injuries are not life-threatening but so far there have been no arrests. >>> to a deadly shooting inside a western michigan courthouses. investigators say an anatomy was trying to escape. wrestled a gun away from an officer killed thigh bailiffs and hurt other people. he was being moved when the shooting began. investigators are still trying to d

according to the dc police crime mapping website, robberies in and around the bloomingdale neighborhoodare up 50 to 80% in the last two months when compared to the same time last year. they're carried out in a variety of different ways. >> folks are upset, angry, terrified. i suppose i had to leave with a sentiments that folks are terrified. when you have something like this happen on your doorstep, it's like where am i safe? it's a terrible situation all around. and at this point, folks are looking for an opportunity to kind of grief as a community but also to move on to what do we do now? how to make ourselves more safe? >> as recently as yesterday, dc police were asking for more help in trying to solve the murder of seth rich. i'm now standing on the street where he this is first street northwest. he lived in a townhouse over here with roommates. he was only a block from here when he was shot to death early last sunday morning. in about an hour from now, friends and family are going to arrive here on the block, going to have a vigil right around 7:00 to remember seth rich. live in bl

doubling up officers to ensure they have a buddy to keep them safe, with half a dozen pr planned in dc over the next week, they are also promising to keep doing their jobs. >> reporter: plenty of heavily armed police officers outside the justice department. so far, just a dozen or so protesters, the organizer of this black lives matter protest tells me she had a flat tire and on her way and says she is absolutely devastated by the attack in dallas. i will tell you what, the police keeping an especially weary eye out. organizers of a half dozen scheduled black lives matter demonstrations say they are shocked by the mayhem in dallas. committed to continuing their struggle. . >> for us to retaliate is going to make it worse for us. >> there is no reason for us to go out and just kill innocent police we don't even know. this could be the good guys. >> reporter: dc police maybe more experienced working with peaceful protesters than any other department in the country. in congress heights thursday, a motorcycle cop shook it off when a protester shoved a sign in his face. the chief says her o

right now, a lot of clouds in dc. that stray shower through the evening hours will see temperatures falling back into the 70s. still see an isolated shower by 10:00. and after the clearing and less humid. so we will see the clearing later tonight. saturday is going to be the pick. too bad tomorrow is not july 4th. few more clouds on sunday. monday, another yellow weather showers and storms likely. the dry air to the west with dew points in 50s. our dew point is still 71. so in a few hour, it will feel better. upper 80s right now. 88 in town. when you factor in that humidity, that 88 feels like 94 thanks to the dew point in the low 70s. so here the big picture, the front, the dry air to the north and west. and by monday, again, unfortunately, not looking good at all. 60s tonight. once we get rid of the evening storm, clearing. and winds northwesterly at 10 miles per hour. and 60s and 70s, refreshing start to the day. topping out between 80 and 85. three day forecast, sunday, still good, maybe a late shower. monday, sca

salt radar you see the cell moved over dc that cleared the area.s is the cold front that will come through in the next few hours and clear out all humidity. 76 here in was 70 gaithersburg. baltimore 71. leonardtown 73. p win chest 70 degrees at this hour. one more night of humidity. then the weekend starts absolutely great of the lots of sunshine. straight to future cast here. 2:00 tomorrow afternoon just maybe not even clouds in the sky beautiful start so saturday. sunday a little different. mix in with clouds. it won't be a cloudy day per se. we'll have a mix of clouds and sun. should stay dry here in washington. this as brand new model run i mentioned earlier you have to stay tuned for the details look at what this latest model is doing till monday it is not as wet just clouds at six am. in the afternoon showing showers but not as much in the way of heavy rain is this one right or the one earlier right. honestly don't know we have to work out those details as we head through the next couple days. we will get the details straight over the next co

69 still here in dc. 64 gaithersburg. 66 degrees this hour up in westminster. there's your weather make k lowe pressure off to the east.ff t again, here in dc mostly dry few showers off towards maryland pan handle upcoming through theh mounts of west virginia. that's it for right no. newight future cast model is dryer. you'll see that, why did it keep changing so much. what's the problem of the the problem is your geography. models don't handle how this area of low pressure is going to cross mountains too well jumping from a big time wash out to a little bit of agent this model you can cedrine the morning whee we were hoping for. heavier rain out virginia where they real don't need it. afternoon showers start to builo in from the west about one or 2:00 in of the afternoon.. heavy rain, pocket of heavy rain around dinner time hour. the big question does it get out of here in time so that we cann do fireworks down at the mall at 9:o 9. mean another round avenue rainoa

right now the rain has pretty much stopped in dc. we do have a few hour window will the rain roll back in in times for fireworks.irew right now i think we'll be okay. if you look at salt radar, pushing up towards baltimore, philadelphia and all the beacheh still raining there unfortunately. bit of a break. you can see from washington to about eastern west virginia. there is a good amount of o showers and thunderstorms moving through central west virginiairi right now. looks like that arrives about 10:00. we don't have lightening, i'm thinking we might be okay. closer to home you see widely scattered light showers circling the beltway. up to blue rich, win that shouldn't be enough toh t delay fireworks. it will be a pretty soggy night out. far northeast of the washington area we are not included in it.. looks like the heavy rain threat will remain during the overnight hours. not raining right no. drizzle and light showers could bee around through the first part o the evening. temperatures study in the low 70s. showers in again between

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dc police ... security out here. woman who organized this, and a conversation, two days ago, she expressed it to be her and her friends from grass roots. she says that she is thrilled, rally, by any means, she said this is anti-violence, and about demanding justice. live in northwest, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. >> hey, lindsey, kind of hard to hear you as they were going by, because they were chanting, but where did they start, where did you say they would ends up tonight? >> the group here, gathered right in front of the justice department building, and they remain here for about an hour. they marched twice around the built willing, and what you saw is the group. what police officers actually told me is that there is a second group of protesters gathered right now in chinatown. we weren't aware of that. and these protesters are meeting up with them, and then the larger group is going to be caring on to the white house. and this group of people has gotten so large really in the last 15 minutes, seems like, other

live in northeast dc, christian wright, news 4, back to you. >>> thank you, that heat was top on the firefighters. lets turn things to our chief meteorologist lauren rickets. >> yeah, as we go through next week it is going to look a lot worse. not only we have the heat but the humidity. we have temperatures around seasonable. that does not mean it is not hot out there. our seasonable temperatures is in the upper 80s. here is a look at our live tower camera, you can see a lot of clouds. sunshine, you can see kristen's life sho live shot, we'll continue to see some clouds and isolated showers. we are seeing some right now moving through montgomery county and barnesville. could be more scattered in the afternoon. we'll time it out coming up a few minutes. >>> thank you, county police are investigating of what they called a targeted killing. this happened in upper marlboro over night. the homeowner says he was not at his house. the victim is a 22 years old man who was renting out his basement. the homeowner learned of the shooting when he received a text from the victim's aunt. >>> new i

dc's most accurate. >> busiest melissa nord.hanks for joining us. [ laughter ] you have been running around all day getting great pictures and video from the storm. but gone? >> it is gone. it is out oaf here. the second half of the weekend looks much quieter. doesn't mean it will be cooler. still going to be hot. but hey, i wanted to show you guys the bright ending to the day. >> okay. >> here is a beautiful photo. this is in fort washington. aaron sent this photo in of a rainbow, if you can see it there. and the photo, and, there are more rainbow photos. you can follow me and see more of those rainbow photos. three degree guarantee. here we go. once again, forecast high. 91. we hit 93 this afternoon. there you go. correct once again. it is going to be hot. here are the forecast highs from this afternoon. everyone pretty much made it into the s in earliest today. the front is on its way just to our south. with that, slightly drier air moves in for tomorrow, so, that limits the amounts of cloud cover we get and it limits the sto

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and concert will happen late in the evening if you want to get that information asap text july four dc888777, that is the park police emergency alert system if you did register for that last year you will still bin the s inthe s front of the capital lindsay watts fox 5 local news. >> huge crowd in time for the te fourth. metro making changes to the rail service. tomorrow's "safetrack" work suspended met row open 7 a.m. a. until two saturday schedule. we've got more details on the changes in details about metro bus and parking options online fox5dc.com.. >>> we are learning details d about small explosion in central park that seriously injured affair fox man, it appears app someone left a homemade explosive in the park golden jumped off a rock his foot landing on that explosive nearly tearing his foot foot off. >> we have no evidence that this is related to terrorism. there are no specific credible i threats directed at new york fof the july 4th celebrations. it is not unusual for the public to make or cry try to re 888 homemade fireworks around 4th of julyly which is completely un it s

marquis goodman of dc. they drove into the river last saturday night, one of the passengers dropped his -- and drove to the shore. police are investigating what happened. >>> a healthcare facility back open tonight, a suspicious note forced everybody out of building from 900 south washington street, of an abundance for caution. the cruz gave all clear before noon.>>> adc federal judge handed a 22-year-old a prison sentence for doing this. live from dc federal court, what is squatting? >> reporter: it is sending a police special weapon to tactics team into somebody's home, guns drawn usually with a false report that there is some kind of violent crime going on inside, often they are young internet hackers committing a sweet -- six joke. one victim tells me the one year in prison that the guy did it to him was nowhere near enough. heavily armed fairfax county police turned up at this front door in annandale. after a 911 call saying four russian men had broken into the home, shot hi explosives. it was all a li

. >> we know you are bummed everybody in dc wanted him home. fans are sounding off.ndan say where is has my team gone. the last person i expect to leave for gs he betrayed the fans. >> eric say ifs you can't leave them join them. >> betrayal is harsh. >> nicolys i am a warriors fan hashtag no shame. band wagon betty there. >> trevor says there is so much hate on kevin durant you would think he was running for president. detail tons deal and more reaction coming up in sports. >> we do not play when it comes to our sports. >> after a brief break for holiday next phase of >>> tracking metro this is the first day in a month there is no track shut down. now this break is short virginia commuters will start feeling the pain tomorrow, at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night, it will have a big impact on blue and yellow lines they will be closed between braddock and regan national that cuts off the morning rush from alexandria, into dc a lot of people telling us they will hit the road instead of the rails. >> i just hope no body else has the same idea so we don't have like a big delay i

outpouring of emotion at the law enforcement memorial in downtown dc. muriel bowser and cathy lanier led a moment of silence and a color guard layed wreaths in honor of the fallen officers dallas. >> reporter: we saw all sorts of people here from families to retired officers, to people who were here tourists for the first time, some expressing anger over social media, here it was a somber mood and many people extremely emotional. >> i'm watching tv this morning, having breakfast and i break out in tears. >> reporter: tears from a wife whose husband was an officer for decades and a mother whose first thought was, this could have been her kids. >> it's hard to see people hate each other because they wear a uniform. >> reporter: mary smith had plans to be here. she runs her fingers through the names of thousands of fallen officers and when she find the officers her sons grew up with, she can't hold back the tears. >> i knew this would be emotional. having lost so many >> reporter: the dallas bliss and transit officers were gunned down and killed in a viole

temperatures here in washingtono only reached about 74 degrees here in dc very very cool for an early july day. it's 69 right now. 66 gaithersburg.sbg. 66 fredericksburg.sbur quantico at 70 degrees this hour. there is your satellite and radar.ra lots of clouds out there.he not a whole lot of rain pockets of drizzle its that's about it. main event still to come out to the west that's the main waivea of lowin pressure. slowly inching east ward as it continues to do so it will bring heavier rain. 67 eight a.m. tomorrow b goodomr amount of rain.ount it won't rain every minute ofve thery day tomorrow. but the details still have to be ham bedder out a basement we'll do future cast in 15 minuteses here. we'll go hour by hour just to see how tomorrow is going to pan out.ou lauren in jim back upstairs to you. >> mike, the final prep under way for tomorrow's big fireworks show everyone wants to know what happens. >> get outside a day early chece out tonights dress re hersall. lindsay watts was there. she has details what is planned if the storms roll in.ll a lot of excitement there tonight lind

live in northwest dc, marina marraco fox 5 local news. major terrorist attack on france in past year and a half. in january of 2015. isis gunmen killed 12 people at the charlie hebdo in paris. they were getting defense. last november 13th, isis attacked several locations and killed 130 people and injured hundreds more. the terrorists did he do 98ed suicide bombs outside the city soccer stadium. gunmen targeted people and on the street another group killed people and held them captive inside a concert hall that marina just talked about. today's attack was different than the others. right now, it appears the terrorists may have acted alone. of. of. police say the man behind the wheel was the only person in the truck. we spoke with a terrorism expert. he explained what this means. >> there's no shortage of soft targets. you can't harden this problem. you can't secure every sidewalk or every night club. so the idea of somebody just getting behind the wheel of a vehicle, and conducting this kind of attack, of course, is concerning. >> keep it

m heat in dc going to be pretty oppressive. back after the break.y with us . 3272 so its the dress thatres everyone is talking about.talk last night ivanka trump admitted price see designer labels and wore her own line.ine. she's a good marketing girl.ing mass dress cost 138 bucks, she apparently won her own >> thanks for joining us. fox 5 local news at six. >> we are following breaking foi news here right off the t at of this hour a manhunt is under way in munich jeremy for three gunman. responsible for deadly shooting outside of mcdonald outside ou popular mall. one victim is dead. one victim may be budget shooters. called in anti terror wrist force. city's train, bus and subway systems are closed. while police try to find people responsible. oi

this was the second time in less than 18 hours dc police were fire upon. happening now. police in baton rouge file charges against three men police in baton rouge file charges against three men accused of conspiring to kill police officers. one suspect is still on the loose. the plot is reportedly tied to a pawn shop burglary- where 8 guns were stolen. 6 of them have been recovered. there have been numerous protests in baton rouge in recent days following the death of alton sterling. he was shot to death during a confrontation with police officers outside a convenience store. we continue to follow the ambush in dallas. loved one prepare to attend funeral today-- following an emotional visit from president obama tuesday. spoke at an interfaith service honoring the five police officers killed during a sniper attack last week. feet away -- five chairs sat empty, a folded flag and police hat on each. the president called on americans to channel their anger and sadness at recent shootings into change for the better. while en-route to dallas, the president called the mother of

. >> police tracked their suspect to a hotel in capital heights but arrested him in southeast dc.is name is now one answer in a case that is overflowing with uncertainties. >> we still have not developed a motive in this case. sometimes on murder scenes the motives are right in front of us. this one we are still working >> hours after police announced the arrest of laurence rogers, jr., friends and families of his victims gathered in forestville. >> we gave him rides. >> he is sadly missed. >> they all lifted candles to remember the 3 people murdered in the house behind them. the suspect laurence rogers is 24 years old. he has a minor record in the state of maryland but nothing like this. on friday police say rogers shot 5 people 15 minutes after stopping by a convenience store. according to charging documents right after the shooting he went to a parking lot and asked a man if he could give him a ride to a nearby hotel. police say rogers checked into a hotel using his own name. they arrested him in southeast dc along this block of burbank street. >> we still don't have solid conn

. >>> one of the three suspects involved in the police shooting through the third street tunnel in dc goes before a judge according to police he was a passenger in the getaway car when another occupant fired a machine gun at officers on tuesday. after the vehicle crashed jones ran off before being arrested. the other two were arrested at the vehicle, the incident forced the capital and the surrounding office buils spoke -- >> things are beginning to heat up on your friday, not going to be quite as hot as yesterday, humid but it will feel hot and humid outside as well. there is a hazy look outside right now, partly to mostly cloudy sky, despite that, temperatures warming to the 80s, they will be in the 90s this afternoon and it will feel more like the mid to upper 90s in some spots, 84 leesburg, washington 86, andrews 85. you will notice the heat index already running near 90 degrees. this afternoon we will see a cold front moving in, that will spark a few isolated showers. what does that bring for the weekend? slightly cooler temperatures, a look at the rest of today, isolated shower

a quarter of a million dollars will go to dc.ome of the federal funding is going to florida where they are looking into a second possible case of the virus that is not related to travel. they're trapping them near the home to see if it is in the mosquitos. >>> one town in colorado has thc water. >>> and responding to a computer scam. a woman who paid hundreds of dollars to a company who said her computer was infected with a virus. turns out her computer was fine. >> as soon as this woman realized what she did, she contacted her credit card company immediately to report the scam. but they would not remove the charge. she called nbc 4 to get the results that she thought she needed. >> i could not shut it off, this had never happened before. >> she was told her computer was hacked and they could fix it. >> he took control of your pay $300 and she did. as soon as she hung up with them, she had a bad feeling. i shut it off and i started to cry. i just had a strange feeling. >> she was right, she contacted the company but by then it wa

just being able to have someone identify with losing a parent. >> the dc group's parent would know. died while working in the line of duty. hughes said he was accidently electrocuted as he tried to help a person. >> his life was dedicated to helping others, serving others. >> he said he feels for the families of the police officers who lost their lives in dallas, especially when it comes to the road ahead. >> it makes it very difficult to grieve when you're in the public eye. when you want to be strong for both your family and fellow officers. >> cast is a tragedy assistance program. said the dallas shooting is a traumatic memory that will shape those family's lives forever. >> their family's will be wove en into their life story. do for the rest of their lives question the whys. >> that said, concerns of police survivors says it will do families through this hard time. >>> concerns of police survivors has chapters all over, including texas. he expects that chapter to reach out to the families. with the very latest john henry. >>> if you would like to learn more about that group, go

philand row castile was 1 of 2 black men shot and killed b prompting protests here in dc, and including dallas where a sniper killed 5 police officers. with racial tensions hitting another peak, we are asking you to join us tomorrow night, 6:00 p.m. for the next install nlt of "race: an honest conversation." examining the relationship between police and the community. tomorrow night at 6:00 on wusa 9. >>> could he be the future vice president of the u.s.? coming up, mike pence already has at least one big backer besides donald trump. >>> fleet week is coming to maryland, that is later on wusa 9, my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis... vaccine he had received. ngitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can... lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through 25 year olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects were injection-si

. >> reporter: dc senior centers are a cooling center. the washington center happens to be celebrating the 31st anniversary. >> the best thing to do is stay hydrated. thank god for water. if you can get in to an air- conditioned place. >> reporter: coming to the senior center is a good option. >> always. >> reporter: it's about taking care of each other, during this heat wave from hill crest to pet worth. >> you have to look out for your fellow man. someone has to look out for them. if you don't, what will happen to them? >> reporter: neighbors are taking care of each other, the city is taking care of you, bannicker pool staying open until 9:00 tonight. if you can't make to it the pool or the many cooling centers, the dc office on aj, they tell us they have outreach coordinators who are visiting seniors who are stuck during this heat wave. >> we have to grin and bare through it. for a list of pools, splash parks and cooling centers, head to our wusa9 mobile app. >>> the campaign trail is buzzing with speculation and anticipation. hilary c

dc fire put brooks on desk duty, and they are investigating social media policy.ald temple is now his lawyer. >> you're concerned about equal treatment and the protection of his constitutional rights. >> reporter: brooks said he was exercising his right to free speech, and he says he has police in his family. >> reporter: what about you going to a call and you have to work with the police. do you think it changes anything? >> i have a great relationship with every police officer i have ever worked with. i don't think it will change anything, because my comments were not directed to the police officers. >> reporter: brooks did say please share at the end of the post, but he said it was on his private page, and he thinks someone took a screen shot of it and then shared it, and he says he has nothing to say to that person. >> pete, thank you. by the way, he's a married father of two. >>> will tomorrow be the day hillary clinton and bernie sas the clinton campaign says sanders will endorse her tomorrow around 11:00 a.m. >>> donald trump delegates in virginia, they don

. >> i believe it on his -- it is always heightened especially here in dc and there have been stations targeted in transit. >> am glad to see security here . it is a good thing. >> over the holiday weekend there will be it will notice like the stocks, others we will not.>>> breaking news tonight in the hostage situation in bangladesh. >> a short time ago commandos reportedly stormed the restaurant where at least 20 hostages are held by militants and gunfire stopped minutes later but they had been engaging with gunfight inside the bakery cafi. 2 police officers were killed and they claimed responsibility -- the islamic state claimed responsibility but officials are skeptical saying it is more likely al qaeda that is conducting the attack. >>> turkish media says authorities have determine the identities of 2 of the 3 suicide bombers responsible for the airport attack in istanbul. 43 people died in a state-run news agency said the investigation into the third suspect's identity and in one case a suspect with id to a photocopy of his passport that was given to a realtor to rent a house in