and the wizards this team they call themselves death row dc, they've had death row dc shirts made, if they want a stay of execution, they're going to have to do better on defense and fast breaks than they did up in boston. now, in that out to a 15-0 start. fast break points in the first quarter. john wolf bradley heal, you start off like that, you're not going to come back on the road. the good news is they're back here at the verizon center where they have combined to out score the team by 46 points. now, yes, you referenced -- you referenced the capitols, you just had to, tony. night that was dabbed the dc trifecta, where it was the capitols playing game seven, the wizards playing in boston and the nats. the only the team that kept it from being a dc cry fecta were the nats and all the fans crying after another capitols loss in the second round, one of those people very disappointed with the result was headcoach barry trots and voice that day today in his final presser >> we didn't get to where we wanted a get to, and tha me. you get angry, if something doesn't go your way, you can

dc police arrested two they now face assault charges.ay, police chief peter newsham spoke out about this incident. >> that's not something we will tolerate here in washington, dc. this is a city where people should be allowed to come and peacefully protest. the police involvement in that case was dicey because there were people up there who did have firearms and had to safely restore order and thankfully that was done without more significant injury to anybody. >> reporter: mayor bowser issuing a statement condemning the violent attack. >>> calls from capitol hill for cannabis reform. eleanor holmes norton going so far to call it a civil rights issue and urging studies on racial studies. coinciding with a major cannabis convention, it's the marijuana business and conference >> we gathered 3500 of the top attenders, everybody here, are here to network, to understand the products and services. the latest practices and trends in the industry so they can try their best way forward for their own businesses >> we make led pro lights been in th

all dc police officers working patrol are now wearing body cameras.them on as soon as they begin an encounter with a member of the public. paul wagner fox 5 local news. ♪ ♪. >>> we have new details now about a bizarre police involved shooting in manassas from overnight. police say someone called 911 for a report of shots fired near grant avenue and described the suspect's car. when police tried to pull the 18-year-old over, he took off hitting two police cruisers with his car. the driver eventually stopped and was shot during a confrontation with police. he is expected to survive. a 15-year-old girl who had car. she has since been reunited with her family. turns out the suspect is the one who made the initial call to police and there were never any shots fired. no word yet on what charges the suspect could face. >>> sheriff's in montgomery county are now being forced to remove bible versus decals, they say blessed are the peace maker, matthews matthew 59. the chevy said they were placed on the patrol cars in march to honor their fellow brothers and si

. >> reporter: dc where they can be running but locked at the same time. in the district, if an ambulance is running, it has been attended by someone. in montgomery county, a vehicle cannot be left unattended and running at the same time. we'll give you a look at more video. we've seen several high profile cases across the country where ambulances have been stolen. two months ago in new york, man hijacked an ambulance and ran over and killed the emt trying to stop him. april fool's day in west texas a man stole an ambulance and led police on a chase over 100 mines. video shows him being dragged out and arrested. last year in oklahoma city same thing, a woman arrested after taking off in an ambulance. this certainly does happen from time to time. fire officials today says locking up these vehicles is so important to protects not only from low level criminals, but also potential terrorists. there is concern could steal an ambulance then use it as a weapon or access a restricted area. the suspect arrested in this case is facing a long list of charges. in chev

the general council from the washington, dc taxi operators association. the victim was apparently picked up in the u street entertainment district in point during the assault, she said the cab driver threw her phone out the window. that phone was discovered about a block away from where we're standing, the cab driver's attorney quoted as saying his client is presumed innocent. tisha lewis, fox 5 local news. >>> the fbi is now asking for the public's help identifying this man accused of sexual assaulting a girl at arlington national cemetery. the incident happened memorial day during a wreath laying ceremony. the victim said she and the man were standing in the crowd and he repeatedly touched her inappropriately. if you recognize this man, call dc police. >>> also in virginia, police are trying to track down a man who used fake movie money to get change. it happened saturday morning at wawa in the 2900 block of plank road in fredericksberg. this man asked a clerk to make change for a $100 bill. shortly after the transaction, she realized the bill was fake

we set a new record high of 92 fell short in martinsburg. 91 fell short in dc. down to 86. a few points in the 60s. for tonight, muggy. you might need the ac tonight. i did break down and turn it on. bus stop temperature about 80. 90 degrees or higher thursday and friday and thunderstorms mainly friday afternoon. those are going to be a few scattered. not everyone will see a thunderstorm friday as the cold front pushes through. 92 tomorrow, 90 friday, 70 saturday, either side of 80 over the weekend. really not a bad weekend. 77 monday. for tonight, 81 downtown, 78 gaithersburg. pretty much like june or july. by 6:00, in the 70s downtown. there will be 60s again. 67 in frederick, 69 leesburg. by 9:00 in the upper 70s much everywhere. by 1:00, there will be some storms firing along the i-81 corredor. those storms generally to the west of us. by the time we get to the 6:00 hour, temps still around 90. heat index more like 92. 70s to start, 84 by 11:00, 89 by 1:00. better chance for storms friday and the morning shower saturday. only 79. the next seven days, sunday we are prett

a dc man who pleaded guilty in a dui crash that killed five people is i i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, the man skipped the sentencing. the victim's family understandably frustrated, because they were told he was wearing a gps tracker turns out he wasn't. >> tisha lewis joins us with more, tisha? >> reporter: well, we're told a warrant squad arrested kenneth kelly today. he's been a fugitive as you mentioned since friday when he didn't show up here to court. three days ago. that means he's been on the run since then. we're still awaiting details about his arrest. prince george's county sheriff's office says that they plan to release more details about the take-down tomorrow. in the meantime during kelly's sentencing, family members say they were repeatedly told by the court kelly's location was being monitored with a gps device, and he was, quote, on his way. now, turns out none of that was the case. prince george's county circuit court said issued a gps monitoring device. a spokesperson for the court said the case file does in the reflect an order for a gps monitoring device. vi

. >>> we begin with breaking news from southeast dc where a u.s.senator collapsed during a charity run. >>> good afternoon and thank you for joining us at noon. i'm andrea roane. >>> 56 old republic senator thom tillis collapsed during the capitol challenge, a three- mile team race. bo in this annual race that is popular with members of congress and the media. >> reporter: a bunch of us ran the capitol challenge today, and part of the race route goes around the second mile mark and i came around the bend and saw a person down. people were attending to him and on one side was a guy named matt flood and he is pushing on the man's chest. on the other side was a man named tj cooney and he works for aarp. he had his phone up to his ear and was calling for help. i realized that they were talking to senator thom tillis of north carolina. i didn't realize that they were trying to revive him and keep him alive, basically. it didn't look like a good situation for a while. at one point, they were pushing on her's -- that they were losing him. then, it seemed

alleging former dc school chancellor gave preferential treatment. official and another memorial point tea are said to be among those granted school transfers. more on this. >> reporter: we're told this is one of the most popular schools in the district. it has a very long waiting list. a lot of parents wanting to get their kids in here. but the washington post is reporting that deputy mayor courtney snowed en was able to communicate with former school's chancellor kia henderson and get her son into the a lot are concerned about that asking whether or not she got preferential treatment. >> the wilson building is buzzing over this probe. we first learned last month, former chancellor henderson being investigated for giving he preferential treatment to some, including dc officials by authorizing transfers into some of dc's most sought after schools, now a deputy mayor admits she asked the chancellor to help with her son's placement. >> it certainly raises an eyebrow because it's a popular school and great school. >> when they say there are district off

he created dc theater arts.org to see place and music cals that don't get enough attention.resented him with a lifetime achievement award. >> a great man calculates the odds and knows that they're wrong. he considers the consequences and knows that they are serious. and that he does it anyway. and that description fits joel to a t. >> joel plans to keeps this theater website going as long as he can and when he can no longer do it his friends vowed to take it over. >>> shawn and i will be back at 11:00. jim and sarah fox 5 at 10:30 >> i think we took a look outside. sue will be back with the latest on the winds and rain impacting the area >> a high price for political correctness? what critics are saying about how much it will cost to rename a virginia high school named after a confederate general. >>> stopping the hate. the effort in montgomery county to help people learn and recognize prevent hate crimes. >>> can you make the grade when it comes to being a grown-up? the new adulting school teaching people some basic skills they may have missed out on. all of that and more c

live it dc police headquarters, bruce leonard chan, wusa9 news. >>> is the u.s. going it alone for climate agreement? nearly 200 countries on their core to reduce greenhouse gases but now president trump is expected to withdraw from the agreement. why the president thinks climate change is just a hoax. >> reporter: president donald trump is ready to make good on another campaign promise. >> we are going to cancel the paris climate agreement. >> reporter: he tweeted, i will announce my decision for the paris accord over the next few days. he plans to pull the u.s. out of the landmark global agreement between almost 200 nations. former president obama played a large role to negotiate that to cut carbon emissions. >> history may well judge it as a turning point for our planet. >> reporter: president donald trump has been working on reversing u.s. chime in -- climate change policies but some of the top aides have been divided on the issue. the president met with the epa administrator, scott pruitt, on tuesday. he asked if humans are to blame for global warning. mitch

these men were after some of those prescription medications and today, dc mayor mayor bowser as well as chief newsham talked about their efforts at solving addiction and enforcement >> hours before the mayor and chief came together to announce what they say is the successful work of the narcotics enforcement unit, the department released videos of two violent robberies at two pharmacies in the city. last friday, at 2:20 in the afternoon, three gunmen a artisted a pharmacy in capitol and announced a robbery. two jumped the counter while a third watched the door. according to a p the men wented promethazine, percocet and oxi. two men jumped the counter with bags looking for drugs, while standing in front of a table full of pistols taken off the street, chief newsham said the dangerous work of stopping thieves and dealers is beginning to pay off >> i must note that the men and women on this unit face some of the most difficult dangers that law enforcement faces. they're involved in very high risk operations. but they do it in a highly effective, safe and respectful way. in 2016, the nar

around dc.e in the house of cards. you may recall suea served as the form photographer. spending the day with pretty underwood. season five of house of cards primaries may premiers may 30th. >>> he looks like he's the president doing it. >> you've got a former real, you know, the president photography taking pictures. there you go. >>> we will be back at 11:00, coming up news at 10:30. >> we're falling the breaking news out of england, >> 19 people confirmed dead and dozens more injured >>> former national security going to answer questions before a congressional committee. >>> what it means for the future of the rail project to connect montgomery and prince george's county up next. flush newsham (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully.

let's talk about the race in dc. it's for fighting brain tumors and raising money for research. >>> if you live in loudoun county and you have library books, today is the last day you can turn them in to wipe those fines clean by donating food. for the past week, loudoun county library has been participating in nods for fine to say, if you have an overdue book and you return there book, bring along a can of food or boxed goods, those fees are wiped away. >>> capitol yacht club is hosting. they kick off the season on the potomac river, we're celebrating the 125th anniversary of the club, southwest dc. not sure if the weather is appropriate for it, but kicking off regardless >> we have to plow through. yeah, very wet, very cool yesterday, tough to be outside, luckily we have the sunshine for the most part, it was still cool and we're talking about an unusually cool pattern for all may. as we take a live look outside this morning on this sunday with the sun shining on the white house not to see that. clouds will be quic

one man is fighting to survive in a dc hospital after protests broke out along dc's famous embassy road. one happened at the turkish ambassador's residence and another took place at the turkish embassy. >> reporter: things are quieter. very different than a ago when a riot sent nine people to the hospital. if you are curious who started this fight, it is all a matter of who you ask. the group of protesters made up of kurdish and armanian protesters were charged. one claimed one of the president's bodyguard put her in a head lock. >> he held my neck and twisted my neck. i'm angry because we are in the united states. they can jot gnus attack a woman or any person. >> it is one thing for there to be this violence in turkey, another in america. >> reporter: on the other side, a different story, this group, many of whom claim to be of turkish descent said they planned to be others set off the scuffle. >> they are attacking turkish people. >> we want to do it peacefully. >> those who provoked were successful to be responded to. >> reporter: dc police said two people were arrested. john henry,

some areas west of dc may see that.re widespread go into pennsylvania not in effect for dc, points east or south, but it does include loudoun, western montgomery, western howard and most the frost advisory, the difference between the frost and freeze warning is the temperature. it's colder in the freeze warning and you may be below 32. that would be cumberland. frost would include hagerstown winchester, may be low mid 30's. it will be a cold start and definitely get ready for that. i wanted to show you temperatures are already in many areas into the 40's. including 45 in winchester. culpeper 47, furnace will be clicking on. hagerstown 51. much of the day we had a little bit of a blustery breeze. gotten much lighter. air is dry. skies are clear and that's why we think temperatures are going to fall into the low 30's. maybe freezing mark. 35 frederick, 35 gaithersburg. i wanted to give you an idea. the good news is we're expecting more sunshine but it will feel like a straight out of the freezer, dc near 50 at suburbs sti

yellow candle to represent hope >>> the search on for two gunmen who shot eight people in northwest dcurday morning it happened on q street. one of the victims died from his wound, police have identified had my as albert jones, he was standing outside an apartment building with a group of people when two men started firing. six others and one woman were hit and expected to survive. u.s. park police this morning are investigating a noose found hanging outside on the national mall. it was found in a tree near the museum grounds during a security check friday. it's not clear how long it's been there, anyone with information about this is asked to call u.s. park police. >>> comg president trump, as you know, is back here in washington after his first foreign trip as commander in chief. . >>> an fbi still to be name and a decision on the paris climate accord this week, fox's garrett tenney has the details. >> reporter: there's a lot of the momentum coming off president trump's first trip abroad and they plan to build on that in the weeks ahead. president himself is already touting the trip

more people are coming to dc. they are bringing their dogs.s on their children and they almost feel like they should have the same rights as people when you go to a park, a lot of times you'll see those dogs running off the leash and letting them have their one of the place. see some of the video we got there. the problem is one local government says has gotten out of control ready to crackdown. there's going to be a public announcement tomorrow about what we are talking about tonight because they say the issues are so bad that they are ready to start giving out tickets and fines to people who are letting their dog. >> in dc. the dog is pushing back? >> they are. they say there is an open park and there's kids around, why can't i have my dog running off the leash. the government says there's a host of reason why and they have some ideas about what they want dog owners to do instead of going to these public parks. we will get into all of that as well as letting both sides air their grievances. it can get pretty emotional. more emotional is when

. >>> dc police said the secret service moved in quickly after learning a pennsylvania man was on his with to the new trump international hotel with weapons >>> he was arrested after police say they found an assault rifle, a handgun as well as ammunition in his vehicle, which was parked inside the hotel's garage. fox 5's paul wagner joins us live outside the total tonight with more on the story. paul? >> reporter: jim and marina. brian moles is still locked up he did not make cut-off at the courthouse, so he'll have his then release the evidence. what we know today is that a concerned citizen notified the pennsylvania state police early this morning and said that there was a concern about why this man was coming to washington. and at this hour, we still don't know. i reached out to several of his relative today, one answered the phone. then hung up on me for the second identified himself as a relative, and i asked him, do you know why he was coming here to washington? he said no. but i said, do you know whether or not he might have been coming here to harm people and he said absolutel

the dc crew is grilling up with the king of barbecue. fox 5 news starts at 4:25 a.m. ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. . >>> tonality on the crash an update on i95 it happened this morning. maryland state tell us a car heading southbound tried to pass a charter bus on left but the driver skidded across the highway, clipped the bus and the bus turned on its side carrying 26 students from philadelphia plus three chap roans. all of the passengers and driver were taken to the hospital. the driver stayed at the scene, it's unclear if he will face any charges. >>> two people are dead after a plane crashs into a building in new jersey. it happened t

millenials to historic dc neighborhoods.e'll talk about it with a guest coming up next >>> this is fox 5 local news at >>> top stories, anne arundel police officer under arrest, accused of soliciting sex on duty. the allegations were exposed by a woman he was interviewing in a criminal investigation, investigators found four different cases where he either solicited sex or sent inappropriate text messages to women on duty. >>> police are needing your help identifying the suspect in a deadly shooting at a gas station in suitland. it happened after midnight in the 4700 block of silver hill road. when officers arrived they found man suffering from a gunshot wound. he died at the scene. the victim, 27-year-old wayne pope of suitland. police say he was a customer at the gas station. they believe robbery was the motive. >>> the fbi investigating the racial incident targeting a black sorority at american university. someone hung bananas and nooses early monday morning. harambe and the word aka were written referring to the historic

travel in northwest dc. a water main break has left portions of both roads closed. the street is pretty messed up. traffic expected to be impacted for quite some time. >>> the district planning to spend $3 million to overhaul the city voter registration database. the effort designed to eliminate the names of deceased residents and thousands of voters mistakenly listed in the 18 hundreds. that would make them like at least 117 years old. city officials say the upgrade has nothing to do with president donald trump's recent launch of the commission to light -- to fight voter fraud. >>> let's talk consumer news now. the recent turmoil at the white house blamed for the worst and wall street since last september. the dow jones lost 368-point. >>> household debt in the u.s. is higher than it was in 2008 in the this increase in that is tied to auto and student loans. the chief economist with moody's says this is a good thing because people need credit to do the things they want to do like starting a business or mayb

i recently traveled to washington, dc as the cast and crew shot on location for the first time since the pilot episode. >> guidance malfunction. we hit the russian position. >> my god. >> three seasons we watched elizabeth mccord navigate high stakes politics and family life with her husband. >> i think one of the things to make the show relatable is that granted it's on a high level but you have two people dealing with moving, changing careers, have kids lives changing, teenagers. that's something everybody goes through >> for the finally the cast and crew shot in washington, dc for the first time since the pilot. the miller who plays >> for the past three yearses we've been making new york city our dc, they've done a great job. thus far but it's nice to be able to in the end of the third season to be in actual dc filming at different monuments and being outside and being among everyone here >> our army is your army >> the cast is led she first realized she was a hard worker when shay shot a dinner scene together >> after the first take i was looked up and over and taylor was doing

we're told housing authority officers asked for backup from dc police as they were trying to make an arrest. police also say while the officer were in the area, multiple gunshots were heard. it does not appear anyone hit >>> police are investigating a triple shooting at a hotel in alexandria. a man and gunfire, the man life-threatening injuries but the women are expected to recover. police spent the morning searching for evidence they qestion add number of guests and asking anyone who may have information about this case to give them a call >>> search is underway for a missing 13-year-old boy, he was last seen along the 200 block of k street in southwest dc on may 10th. he was wearing a green sweatpants, a black and white sweater and white green and pink tennis shoes. if you seen him, take a good look at that picture. dc police would like to hear from you. >>> latest in the search for a missing woman and eight month old daughter. take a look at the pictures. they were reported missing back on april 30 in this the hampton area. an amber alert was issued this week. they learned of new

but none has moved its way north up the i95 corridor towards metro dc at all.rm watches to the south, spotsylvania has ended in terms of their watch. if you're anywhere inha and heading through to visit family or friends do be very careful. not much happening. few sprinkles to the north and to the northwest, other than that not a whole lot of activity. i can't rule out maybe a sprinkle or two or light shower won't pop up and i can't rule out we don't see a little more activity to our southern area, bears watching. temperatures right now, 70 in the nation's capitol, 68 at gaithersburg, that's the same for baltimore this hour, 69 at annapolis, warm at fredericksberg, winchester 64, 65 at martinsberg, due points are into the 60's. low to mid 60's and you're probably feeling that a little bit. today's highs some four to six decrease above average as we headed into the low 70's. as i said not a lot happening in the sunshine department. as we take a look, here's our temperatures once again, you can see that we're actually even below the seasonal average and continuin

she was last seen earlier this year in january in dc.ontgomery county police want to know where she is and so what does her family. she's just 15 years old and she a tiny little thing at 98 pounds, and she might be wearing the nose ring. if you know any information, call 911. you can also learn more about her disappearance on our wusa 9 apps and on our website. that's where you will find other stories. just search bring our kids home. >>> one young girl's disappearance has captivated the community. i brought you a story this week . so many of you have questions, including two people who have never met her are making it their mission to shine a spotlight on the little girl with debra met them in southeast. that vast 700-acre property where police searched for her three years ago. >> why do you work so hard to keep the story alive? >> she's a little girl. >> she's become community property. you know, she doesn't have a family fighting for her. she has a whole community. >> i just can't fathom how we have all this footage of the sky that ta

housing authorities asked for backup from dc police as they were trying to make an arrest. police also say while officers were in the area, multiple gunshots were heard. it doesn't appear anyone was hurt. >> police are investigating a triple shooting at a total me alexandria, it happened after 3:00 this morning on blue stone road. a man and two women were hit by the gunfire, we're told the man has life-threatening injuries but the women had expected to recover. police are asking anyone who may have have additional information about the shooting to give them a call >>> dozens are countries still scrambling after a massive cyber attack, the ransom wear attack affected tens of thousands of computers. we're told the outbreak could have been a lot worse if not for the action of a british researcher, he helped stop the spread by accidently activating a so-called kill switch in the software. experts warn more cyber attacks could be unleashed soon. >>> it's what you're all thinking about with the holiday. the weather, the washington monument the chilly temperatures made it feel mor

if you recognize him, call dc policegh >>> bringing dc's missing home. at this hour, dc mayor, muriel bowser, gives an update on six initiatives announced in march to address reports of missing young people in the district of columbia. michelle garcia is a cochair of the runway and missing youth working group group and spoke on greater washington this morning about how the city's campaign can help missing teens, runways and their families. >> many of them are runaways and have run away repeatedly. keep it in those circumstances, we need to ask what they are running from or running too. what else can we do, to try to prevent it? we want the youth and their families to know there are resources 1-800-runaway is for youth that have run away or for families who are trying to keep their child safe. >> it's estimated that more than 900 children from the district are missing media played a role to bring missing children and teens home sooner. >>> everyone makes mistakes. a local father who spent 10 years behind bars that you don't have to live with them forever.

low 60s like columbia. 62 in the cool spots. 62 in dc and manassas. futurecast, a lot of clouds, we might get a sunny ea looks like a generally cloudy day but morning showers west of town. a look in the afternoon. showers, maybe a couple of thunderstorms. we will keep the yellow weather alert up. we warm up memorial day. i will telia about it in a few. >> thank you very much howard. >>> if you want to get tough on crime, you better get tough on literacy. that is what a radio show is diagnosis. matt yurus reports that the station is trying to open a bookstore. >> reporter: i'm in the middle of the radio studio where the idea all started. a group of hosts and producers were sitting around chatting for the need for a bookstore east of the river. that's when it hit them. let's transform the basement into just that. today marks the beginning of the journey. we act video was packed to jump start fund raising. the station's talent showed out. having hosted southeast dc native sugar experience unlimited. ♪ [ music ] [ singing ] >> reporter: the go go band mad

i recently traveled to washington, dc as the cast and crew shot on location for the first time since the pilot episode. >> guidance malfunction. we hit the russian position. >> my god. >> three seasons we watched elizabeth mccord navigate high stakes politics and family life with her husband. >> i think one of the things to make the show relatable is that granted it's on a high level but you have two people dealing with moving, changing careers, have kids lives changing, teenagers. that's something everybody goes through >> for the finally the cast and crew shot in washington, dc for the first time since the pilot. the miller who plays >> for the past three yearses we've been making new york city our dc, they've done a great job. thus far but it's nice to be able to in the end of the third season to be in actual dc filming at different monuments and being outside and being among everyone here >> our army is your army >> the cast is led she first realized she was a hard worker when shay shot a dinner scene together >> after the first take i was looked up and over and taylor was doing

the pennsylvania police alerted dc cops and the secret service. when the officers arrived, police say they found his car in the garage. with the bushmaster ar 15 assault style rifle in plainview. when they searched the car, police say they found a 40 caliber glock handgun and 90 rounds of ammunition. >> do you have any intel into what in he intended to do? >> we will do a thorough examination if we can get to the motive as too why. >> is unclear if he was legally entitled to carry the weapons in pennsylvania, but police say he wasn't in dc. they charged him with possession of unregistered ammunition firearm without a permit. >> i can tell you this, i was very concerned about the circumstance, very peculiar circumstance, and i believe that the officers and our federal partners and in particular, the tipster coming forward, averted a potential disaster. >> president trump opened the hotel just before the election and has visited it repeatedly in the days since then. >> now, he is a former navy corpsman and some sources suggest he may have been strug

dc for the second year in a row. 25-year-old cara mccullough will go on to compete in the miss universe contest. she's a smart lady. a chemist at the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission. her platform was stem research. to the city of the district of columbia for producing two at that. >>> and tonight consumer alert. scammers targeting our best making decisions about their medical care. the department of veterans affairs set up a program that allows vets to call a number to see if they're eligible for medical care outside the va. but the scammers have come up with a phony number that looks like the real thing. they are using this to get personal information. first, the u.s. government will never ask for financial information. second, write down the real numbers for the veterans choice program. >>> farmers in california say they are facing a labor shortage and they blame it in part on president trump. as the harvesting season approaches, they say the administration's immigration crackdown is making things worse. in ventura county, most crops can only be picked by hand. finding migrant crew

the last two games. >> it was the shot heard around dc. john wall to get the big six win.also heard around the world. even korean tv had the game and the call. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking korean [ [ screaming ] [ speaking korean ] >> that is awesome! >> how about that? >> from around the world. >> how about that? man, that was amazing. >> it was great! >> yeah. i lovered how he reacted after. >>> so, are the skies going to clear up for mother's y? right howard? >> uh-huh. >> >> so the wet weather dampened the spirit but not the turnout. they are raising funding for diabetes research. from a four mile family fun ride to a 100-mile bike ride. yes. today's event offered basically something for everyone. >> there are almost 30 million people in the country living with diabetes and we need to do something to fight the epidemic. this is a way to remind everybody we can take control, we can fight the epidemic and raise funds for much needed research. and for much needed programs that happen right here in our community. >> they have helped 200,000 individuals and fami

and it's always in dc always on the weekend. >> do you care? >> that it's going to rain? not necessarily. >> there is a pattern of rain every weekend. >> it is spring, so i'm not surprised. i've been in the mid-atlantic a couple years. it just does this. it gets hot in april and may is miserable. but june is nice. >> would you go out? >> i might go out for a little bit. keeps the pollen away, keeps the people away sometimes. >> a trip to busch gardens this weekend. >> you are thinking about this. will you be sad to miss it? this. >> i don't know if they'll be seeing anything that was gardens this weekend. >> probably not. >> let me cheer you up. they were all sleeping a minute ago. >> this is just adorable. we can help but look at it. talk to us. >> i'm going to talk to you about hurricane awareness and safety week. the hurricane that give us the strongest wind gust ever. let's talk about hazel. it went through the southern caribbean and kind of went in between cuba. the key factor is the track went just west of us. 98 mile-per-hour wind gusts. that's the highest one we h

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a dc firefighter has been placed on administrative leave after allegedly posting vial comments about fairfax county firefighter who committed suicide last year. they were posted on a closed facebook page and claim nicole mit end dover committed suicide because she was bullied. it was written on a card called hit it hard from a yard. it advertises as a save haven for firefighters who have been ostracized for their tackics and looking for a friendly zone s sources who have access say it is frequently used by firefighter who mock other firefighters, these offensive facebook posts come over a year since firefighter firefighter nicole mit committed suicide aged comments were made about her in a popular online forum. dc fire and ems released a statement that reads the remarks made by this individual do not represent the views of the department. the facebook post and the member are now the subject of an internal personnel matter, and thus the dc fire and ems department is precluded from making any further comment. fox 5 reached out to the firefighter who made that offensive post, but he dec

i call it to the islands where we went out and took it to national park scientists from washington dc out to santa barbara island and the island hadn't been declared by the president franklin roosevelt as a national monument years before and it was their job to turn this island back to its natural state because during the previous century, all these ranchers had come in and brought in all these exotic animals and they brought in cats and goats and pigs and they were literally destroying the island so anyway, while we drop these assignments off on this island, we went on an adventure of her own and my dad made this great case while we were there and so that was just the beginning. here i am peeking out of the galley, watching this whole thing take place and you got besides yelling and screaming, these poachers and it was quite an experience. >> then later on, there was a case where i was with my dad when i was a teenager on a night patrol where there is these poachers down in the willows area which is south of here where there were a lot of rice fields and they call them market hunters

we think of being a centricity as part of safer, stronger dc and part of our dc values. as michelle said, cities that are centricity's are safer and she showed data about that and we believe we are all safer and people feel secure in their persons. and that they can report crimes as she mentioned with respect to our metropolitan police, metropolitan police will not question persons about their residency or immigration status unless the member is investigating crimes involving criminal and harboring of immigrants or other crimes in which immigration status is an element. in a brief that means we don't have a show me your papers a lot and if someone fenced off for other reasons, speeding ticket or whatever, no one is going to be questioning their immigration status. mpd won't make inquiries into the immigration status for the purpose of determining whether an individual has violated the civil immigration laws and for enforcing their loss. nor will mpd make any inquiry into any database solely for the purpose of inquiring about an individual immigration status. now, our npd

now it is slow going between dc and baltimore. we zoom back down to the south. pretty moderate rain. you get a little further south and you get into the heavy rain. again, this is the warning box. laurel, you are in it. dayton on the edge of it. that goes until 6:30. why? because of the hail. this is hail over an inch in diameter. about a quarter size. we have a hail track that extends across the river. actually, back to western montgomery county across the river into fairfax county. we will show you pictures of that in just a minute. the storm itself is going to be out here pretty shortly. by the time we get to 8:00, we are in pretty good shape. in the mountains. we will come back and talk about the prospect of showers and storms returning for the weekend. >>> right now at 6:00, a dog is haund tortured and killed. it ppened steps away from a school in woodbridge. >> we spoke to family members who say the dog belonged to a 12-year-old boy. >> he had just a horrible story. that little boy was actually on a road trip with his family when someone sent him a picture

at dc superior court, wusa 9. >> a spokesperson for the dc health department investigating and trying to figure out if it will need to offer extra help to the people who sold their blood. >>> you may want to bring your pet everywhere, but it's not always safe, especially thousands of miles in the air. this dog, a pig, a kangaroo. they aren't supposed to be there but somehow their owners have gamed the system and gotten them on board. watch how it happened. look at that woman. she's like, i'm not buying this. emotional support animals tonight at 11:00 only on wusa 9. >>> thinking about getting out there beating the rush. >> if they are going now, let's try to say they are skipping tomorrow, if the flow go. let's start with a live look outside. looking at most of the storms beginning to taper off from southwest to northeast. still some pretty ominous clouds. 63 right now. temps have fallen about 10 degrees because of the showers. wins going to the southeast t . the storms crossing over i have been 270 on the east side and crossing over 50 toward annapolis and up 95 for baltimore. there

but it will be long term here in dc? that story is next in sports. >> now, wusa9 game on sports with frank hanrahan brought to you by xfinity. >>> there has always been talk that some day, bryce harper may walk when his contract is up after 2018. but today's news maybe helps the chances of him staying. nats and participator agreed on terms for the 18 campaign. his last worth $21.6 million. plus, another $1 million if he wins league mvp. bryce won the award a couple of years ago, he is having a great season so far for the nats. maybe this will make him stay when he is set for free agency in a couple of years. >>> how about last night, john wall sending us into a frenzy with a big time three pointer. catapulting wall into the next superstar level. wizards look like their season was over down with the seven ideas with the pullup three as the wiz. a game seven for the first time since 1979. game seven, monday night. >> it is definitely one of the biggest shots around. i was happy for a lot of reasons. there was a lot of laye

, the killing of a family and here housekeeper in north and west dc two years ago.lice of pizza now police say there's new evidence in the case against a suspected killer. >>> then a brazen robbery caught on camera once again. tonight police need your help in identifying this suspect. >>> hillary clinton takes agent at president trump during a commencement speech at her alma madder. what she said about the administration, and life after losing the election. losing the election. and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. local news at 5:00. >>> a maryland man is facing murder charges tonight. roll lynn procter is accused of fatally stabbing his 82-year-old father. it happened yesterday morning at their home along mill street in fort washington. investigators say the pair got into a fight prior to the stabbing. procter is charged with first and second degree mu

and fact in national interest to try to discern what the dc metropolitan police, and fbi have not been able to do to this point, we'll do see with every sensitive tiity, we can bring, with every effort to get to the truth. rod, this federal investigator, we're in a unusual situation, fbi forensic report, 44,000 e-mails 18,000 attach amment, aprompt mai aproduct mates -- a proximating what was leaked, do you believe that is a coincidence? >> i do not, but i want to emphasis i have never seen the e-mails themselves, information that i have gotten is in. could that has come through fox news from federal gues visit gator, and try -- corroborate it, when we have a source, we always like to check on the credibility of that information coming in. lou: what have you found? >> i have found that his information that he shared with fox news, is consi consistent with everything else that i have been learning, including no one seems to know where the computers are that belong to rich, they were confiscated at some point, police deputy tells me they don't know where they are, fbi said they are not i

to send us your go to fox5 dc and send us some sunshine. our happy period. now back to more clouds and grumpiness. >> all right. let's see 58 in washington. we'll be cloudy and cool and overcast. that's cloudy and main knee here for your thursday. in fact i'll be honest with you here friday and saturday are looking gloomy and wet as well. rain showers moved across the knife and some of this is coming down pretty heavy here. just be warned that when you hit the roadways you're walking to work or school, that you'll encounter some pretty good rains in fact thunderstorm activity reported as well to our south early this morning as this whole frontal system continues to move across the area. there you can see it moving in west to east. looking a little down the road, we've got plenty of showers on the way. what's happening is we have a frontal system which is just off to the south and west and we're watching showers and storms kind of propagate ang not going to budge for few days we'll keep the forecast rather intact here and keep the showers ar

cbs reporter seth lemon joins us live from washington, dc tonight. seth. >> reporter: liz, that's right. today on capitol hill, there's been lots of commotion, lots of clamor, as senators have been reacting to this news. this hearing with the senate intelligence committee was scheduled in advance of comey's firing but now that he is no longer with the agency, the acting director andrew mccabe sat in his place. there is contradictions between what the white house says and what the fbi is saying. >> i was going to fire regardless of recommendation. >> reporter: president trump told nbc's lester holt that he didn't need the recommendation of deputy attorney general rod rosenstein to fire fbi director james comey. >> he is a showboat. he is a grandstander. the fbi has been in turmoil. you know that, i know that. everybody knows that. >> reporter: but on capitol hill, acting fbi director andrew mccabe shot down one of the white house's excuses for axing comey. >> is it accurate that the rank- and-file no longer supported director comey? >> no, sir. that i

he'll make his first appearance in dc superior court tomorrow afternoon. it was around 12:30 this morning, dc police say they received the tip from the state police. that brian moles was on his way to the city and he had firearms in the car. after alerting the secret service and security at the hotel. they found moments about a half hour after he had checked in. after searching his car, police handgun, a carbon bush master rival, 30 rounds of 7.62 ammo and 60 rounds of .223 ammo. moles of erie pens has been charged with carrying a pistol without a license and unregistered ammunition. although moles has not been charged with making threats, chief peter newsham said earlier, they took the initial tip very seriously. >> i can tell you this. i wa circumstance, very peculiar circumstance. and i believe that the officers and our federal partners and in particular, the tipster coming forward overt add potential disaster here in our nation's capitol. >> the protective intelligence interview of mr. moles was conducted by agents of the washington field office which

dc,he south of washington lies the huge naval air test center.he naval air station is located on the east shore of the anacostia river. the naval receiving station is located on the east bank of the river. river stretching out over 125 acres in the heart of navalgton plastic u.s. gun factory. a huge industrial plant of 200 buildings. here is the headquarters of the potomac river naval command where they coordinate communications, transportation, personnel, distribution, legal matters, instruction and repair, -- nevernd medical closer look at some of the major installations and their missions. block after block of great factories and shops. andly arts, fears, roads, rail lines as well as developing and testing laboratories. for the navy of tomorrow. as a prototype laboratory, the first working models and new guns are built for test. there's a factory for new and a producers of intricate weapons that require extreme technical skill and know how in many different fields. let's take a quick look at a gun in the making. after paperwork and many depart