it's summertime in dc officially. have to deal with the heat eventually. >> they will have daylight because it's the longest day of the year. >> almost up until 9:00 >> they can take selfies because it's national selfie day. >> this is a win win. >> it is a whacky. christmas and all those other holidays, my birthday. but, send the selfies in. #fox 5 selfie? sure. i think i actually if i recall, i think it's fox 5 summer selfie >> that's a pretty long hash tag but that's the one to use. send them on in. satellite and radar showing clouds this morning, but mr. sunshine through the second half of the morning and afternoon. temperatures steady at 72 right now at reagan national, dulles at 66, bwi 67. here's a look at your forecast. today, couple of clouds from time to time. but 90 degrees daytime high on this first day of summer. tomorrow, hotter, more humidity, 92 degrees for thursday. good news, we should keep it dry. let's check the forecast. back with traffic on selfie day. >> mike, 5:37. volume is picking up on 295.

there's an effort to help them in dc. i'm matt ackland, that story coming up in a live report >> the news at 6:00 starts now. >>> a child and two other people were hurt in a snoop dogg prince william's county. it is good to have you with us yi'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins. still developing at this hour, we believe the shooting started to an apartment complex and ended a few blocks away. paul wagner starts us off from triangle. paul? >> reporter: that's right. let me give you persp complex is just about two blocks up route one from where i am on a triangle. this right behind me is the trans to the marine corp quantico marine base right here off of 95, and route 1. what we understand is the people in that car where the shooting took place drove out of that complex down route one and up the street where i am right now and stopped right here, right in front of the first assembly church of god. where they called 9/11. let's show you video we shot earlier. we understand it was around 2:30 this afternoon when police got cal

highs around the 90 degree mark here in dc. later day. we do have a couple interesting things to talk about in the tropic. . >>> wednesday, midway through the week. early crash, on the ramp to connecticut avenue. all lanes open, outer loop looking good. the construction zone on the outer loop is before the toll road should be clear oh by 5:00 but a tap of the brakes as you across the bridge getting closer to the toll road on the outer loop. inner loop looks good. no problems in mclean as we move over to a wide view of morning commute, you can see the entire -- excuse me. tuesday, it's wednesday. that's not ok. any questions at erin@fox5dc, i can assure you it is wednesday. >>> 4:36, coming up. one of the most celebrated actors of our time is retiring. >>> people were wondering how much wonder what time was made compared to super man >>> the time is 4:37. 71 is the temp. back in a moment. back in a moment. . >>> the family shot to death by the same cops she h her home are demanding answers about her death. officers came to her home on sund

dc firefighters put the fire out but police don't believe the destruction was connected to the memorial from the night before. . >>> a week into the investigation, the fbi says last wednesday's shooting at the republican congressional baseball practice in alexandria was not an act of terror. agents say james hodgkinson had the names of six members of congress on a piece of paper but they never confirmed exactly which congressman or senators were named, or called it a hit list. hodgkinson apparently had anger management issues but wasn't mentally ill. he fired off more than 60 rounds from a rifle an .9 mm before being caught by police. we've asked the fbi what they learned and whether that could help prevent another attack. >> we're always vigilant with pro actively looking for these incidents through all types of investigative techniques. we do the best we can every day to prote live here. and we'll continue to do that. >>> hodgkinson was 66 years old from southern illinois, apparently had 200 rounds of ammunition in a storage locker in virginia. the attack last week wounded four people

program pretty much is an after school program where we're actually based in seven programs across dc, and what they do is we have mentor coaches that work with these student athletes. discipline, accountability sresponsibility responsible and are the four components they focus on. >> off in elementary age, they get left out and focus on middle and high schoolers, and these need the same kind of discipline as the olders. our mentors are the greatest and work with these kids tirelessly. and if anyone out there want to be involved and a coach, how can they get involved >> we often encourage anyone who wants to participate be part of our program, when we started we started with three, our goal next year is to be at 12. because we believe this something that impactful. we've seen the results, data and influential it is for these kids. >> you talk about what they get. what are these kids getting from it on the field? they're already talking >> it's extreme competitive. these coaches been all the over facebook and twitter. we know these people sufficed. i hear in the classroom and on the fi

the pop-up bars, they open up in dc. theme spreads across three pubs on seventh street northwest, mocking birl, and southern efficiency and eat the rich. according to the dc 'ist, the theme goes through august 27. and the game of thrones season seven debuts >>> actor daniel day lewis is done. retiring from acting. >> the 60-year-old has three oscars under his belt. and "usa today" says he is considered one of the greatest actors of his generation. it is one of the most clicked- on facebook stories today. he is not saying why. he recently finished the film phantom thread and it hits theaters december 25. >>> and the next piece of video here, a couple of guys from texas, freaking out. after a snake slithers out from underneath the hood of the truck. and that is a mean-looking snake. you can hear them squirming and carrying on. listen for a second. >> get it off me. >> get away. >> oh, guys, you sound like a couple of little girls. >> yes, they do. >> i resent that remark. >> a rattler? >> that's a dangerous-looking snake.

it's dc strong. we are not going to be intimidated. >> more than 20,000 tickets sold tonight and that is a lot more than usual. typically, this raises about a $500,000 for charity. tonight, more than double that. >> thank you so much, pete. one last note on the game, the democrats won tonight 11-2, but they didn't go home with the trophy. they gave it to the republican team to put in the office of congressman steve scalice. >> speaking of -- >>> speaking of the congressman, there is new information about his condition. he remains in critical condition, but his doctors say he is improving a bit. he went through a second suer are still more surgeries to come. representative scalice and his family got a visit from vice president mike pence and wife, karen, earlier today. the two were there at med star thanking doctors and staff and checked in with capitol police officer griener. >> she was more than just a officer yesterday. she ran on to the field trying to protect everyone. members of the republican b

mayor bowser officially named today orlando united day in dc. earlier tonight, this area was filled with people who came to remember the 49 victims who lost their lives one year ago. ♪ ♪ that's the gay men's choir of dc who this was ordering by a political action committee called pride fund to end gun violence. the group works to elect pro lgbt candidates who support stricter gun laws. the names of victims who died at pulls night club last year were read out loud one by one. this was an emotional gathering attended by people who live in this area, othering visits also here, a woman who lost a friend that night in orlando. >> the grief that we as his friends and family feel in the wake of his death is not unique. of i'm not sure many of you here know what it is like to lose someone, to feel the presence in this world. to sense a long shadow where they would otherwise be next to you. >> the pulled attack affected me personally and deeply although i didn't know the victims being a lesbian and being a hit close to home and it's such a senseless trag

and especially north and maybe to the west of dc. chance of showers around again, very hit or miss on wednesday. and thursday will be cool. thanks to a stalled low pressure system that will be parked over pennsylvania for the first half of the week. that will brings us couple of shower that, will not last long, as soon as that breaks down opens the flood gates to very warm air and the feel of summer is back with us just in time for the weekend. a lot of clouds and sun, a couple of showers, we'll details more of that and take you hour by hour through tuesday and wednesday as well as the seven-day in a few minutes. jim? >>> we're just days away to hear from james comey who was set to testify before the senate intelligence committee on thursday. earlier we learned president trump will not assert executive privilege: >>> vladimir putin denied that any presidential election happened and now speculating u.s. sympathies could have faked evidence >> kelly right is monitoring the latest. >> in the grand scheme of things, we don't care who's t

residents, in dc afire investigators say the fire started on the top floor. the flames went through the attic and out the roof. one resident and five firefighters suffered minor injuries. >> we were able to make those rescues. the good story to tell. but we are fortunate we got called when we did. >> reporter: 100 firefighters battled this blaze for hours. more than 200 people lost everything in the fire. >> we are going to give someone money to buy the change of clothes that they want to give their child to wear. we are going to help someone replace the medicine that they have lost. so, financial support is the key thing for an event like this. >> reporter: these residents know it could have turned out much worse. they are incredibly grateful. >> at the moment, they are doing that and they are going to go back up the ladder and get other people. now that they are get an opportunity just to think about the impact of what they did today. >> reporter: because the damage is so severe, the investigation into the cause of the fire is going to be difficult and it i

dc police and park police say they are prepared. both rallies at the lincoln memorial are hoping. >> we are not worried. >>> we checked about the park service about permits and organizers of all those rallies are expecting a total of about 1,000 people. >> let's talk about the gop healthcare plan. in order for it to pass, republicans can afford to only have two of their senators. i have bad news, majority leader mitch mcconnell, four are not happy. andre years was if you elected a doctor, you could keep it. this is the second biggest lie. if this bill passes, second [indiscernible] premiums going down. there is nothing in this legislation [indiscernible] >> we would love to show you what the white house has to say about the future of the healthcare bill, but we can't. the white house told news organizations to turn off their cameras before today's briefing began, no video, but we journalists, we are a resourceful bunch. cnn brought a sketch artist into the briefing room so you could have at least something to look at, a sketch artis

rated dc's most accurate forecast. >>> the baseball forecast. people have their eye on that for tonight. how's that? >> it's perfect. perfect tonight. even tomorrow. the cubs are in town through tomorrow. okay tomorrow. but a little hotter. >> you'll be there tonight as well. if you see topper and you like his forecast, buy him a beer, if you don't like his forecast, poor it on his head. >> let's start with the forecast for the 4th and the weekend. we're trying to refine this. saturday, probably the day with the most storms. mainly west of town. mainly along i-81. and just sunday. but that's the hottest day, 93. mainly dry on monday, 91. and then july 4th, isolated storms. 3-degree guarantee. it should be fine. 83 today i believe for a high. we'll let you know how we did tonight at 11:00. i think we'll be okay. a live look outside. it's 82. look at the dew points. in the 40s. the dew points, a good measure of humidity in the atmosphere. .9%. it's a good measurement of the low temperature last night dew points were in the 40s yesterday. and we ha

dc fire investigators say that the fire started on the top floor. the flames went through the attic and out the roof. they don't know what caused it yet. investigators say this is one of the biggest fires dc has had in the last ten years. >>> red cross turned the nearby emery heights center into a shelter. 400 of the 200 people displaced by the fire are staying there. that is where our matt yurus interviewed a woman who quite possibly saved her mom and her daughter's life. >> reporter: debra keone- gardner lived with her five- year-old daughter and elderly mother. all three of them were in the third floor unit when the fire began. that is in the top floor near where the fire began. that left her with a lingering question. >> what if i was asleep? >> reporter: that is the question she asked herself reed >> reporter: it was around 2:30 in the morning she was watching a movie, she smelled smoke. >> i go in the hallway, and there is just smoke. just smoke. >> reporter: she grabbed her baby girl, yelled for her mom and they made for the stairwell. they s

this one with the attorney general's of dc and maryland. we tried to bring you this story a little bit ago now it is ready a complex case, and pete has the three things you need to know about it. >> reporter: first really get this you have to understand what are called amall youments u.s. constitution. the framers wanted our government to stay neutral they wrote this in there the president cannot accept gifts from other countries attorney's general from the district and maryland say the president's businesses break particularly the trump hotel on pennsylvania avenue. >> as we know, foreign governments are giving the trump businesses, businesses he has not separated himself from, incredible amounts of money, why? to curry favor. >> reporter: second is there a case, those behind it say they can prove damages they say hotels like the four seasons in georgetown lost business that used to be a favorite of foreign governments and visiting dignitaries. >> now they are doing business and diplomats favorite business, the trump hotel. >> reporter: la

dozens of photos were released today by dc police. these are people who were apparently riding the bikes over the weekend. police say they want your help to get them identified. let's show you a few of them. there are 54 men that police are trying to identify in this investigation. they say through social media. these guys have been coming from as far away as florida and indiana. police say they were on the streets riding the illegal bikes, atv, minibikes, you may have seen or heard them on sunday. they're on pennsylvania avenue, eighth street and down by the towel basin. the chief said today that many of these guys are young men who are not acting their age. >> there is reckless, it's dangerous. it terrorizes our kids, our moms, our dads and seniors and it pathetically, in my opinion, juvenile, grown men acting like juveniles. >> now, if you recognized any of the men in those photographs, you are asked to call dc police. it could get you 250 extra dollars in your pocket. they're providing some reward money. you may have also heard th

described as wearing a gray -- green shirt, a gray if you have information, you are urged to contact dc police. that's latest in northeast, angelie hemphill fox 5 local news. >>> to prince george's county where police are investigating a possible murder suicide around 10:00 this morning. officers responded to the 5500 block of 45th avenue in hyattsville. that's where they found a man who was shot to death. a short time later, river dale park police got a call about a man a few blocks away suffering what appeared to be a self inflicted gunshotwound pronounced dead at the scene investigators believe the shooting was domestic related. >>> we have an update now on a bizarre story involving a rockville man collecting blood at an apartment in southwest dc. they say prosecutors have dismissed the charge against 43-year-old newan accused of practicing medicine without a license. after his arrest, a woman in prince george's county reached out to us after recognizing him from o she claims he drew blood from her after she answered an ad on craig's list. also said a rash showed up on her right arm.

he worked out of a vacant apartment in southwest dc. they found blood being stored there along with used needles he told police he was working for a bio medical company. but there's no word on why he was collecting all that blood. >>> a cause discovered of the awful fire in london. 70 people died. and some think the number could grow. >>> tornadoes left a trail of destruction across the southeast. and left one woman with a wooden stake sticking out >>> british police are considering manslaughter charges over that deadly high- rise apartment building fire last week. investigators revealed a faulty appliance sparked that fire and both the building insulation and tiles failed safety tests. >>> here's gavin. >> investigators say a faulty fridge freezer sparked the london apartment fire that killed at least 79 people. and they've ordered an immediate examination of the model. >> we know this fire wasn't started deliberately. and we know that the -- had never been subject to -- before. >> the insulation and tiles didn't pass safety tests for

look at the relative humidity levels. 46% here in dc. it is low humidity though it is well into the 80s . it is comfortable. a dew point now 62. expect us to creep close to the 70s . futurecast, yeah, lit be a warm evening and a warm night. 60s pushing 90 to 95. very quiet. monday morning, again, we will start 60 to low 70s . but in the afternoon, off to south. may just fire some spotty showers. and storms. highs in the mid 90s and tuesday, yeah, more of the same. a chance for a couple of storms here and there in the afternoon. so, tonight, mainly clear. it will be mild. temperatures 60 to 70. south winds at 5. sunset at 8:33. tomorrow morning it will warm quickly through the 70s and 80s to about 90 at lunchtime. a bit more humidity. today was really nice. monday, 95. that would tie the record. 96 would tie the record tuesday with isolated afternoon storms. wednesday, scattered storms. 91. a few more chances for storms and cooler temperatures. thursday, friday, and saturday. we will be back with a look at sports in just a moment. the ins

up to 80 degrees here in dc. a little breezy at times today with the winds coming in generally from the west right now out of the northwest 10 miles an hour. but humidity is only at 28%, which is so comfortable in comparison to what it sometimes is like at the end of june. it will be by the time we get towards this weekend. we've got upper 70s and the mid- 70s showing up in a lot of the suburbs, still only 73 out in winchester, virginia. and 79 right now in culpeper and waldorf. i want to show you there's not much happening on first alert live doppler near us, but there is a weak disturbance we will be talking about tomorrow that will bring a few or miss showers for the rest of the forecast. we keep the sunshine going, just some fair weather cumulus clouds passing by here and there. 4:00 p.m. we're up to 82 degrees in dc with some upper 70s. fredericks over martinsburg. then for this evening, still just a few passing clouds. a slim chance for a sprinkle by that, i mean like 5%. so for the most part looking specta

dc isn't much better. coming in at 197.ng to the report, kansas city kansas has the best drivers in the nation. all state used insurance claims data to generate the list here. >>> that's wusa9 news at 5:00. the news at 5:30 starts right now. >>> hundreds of friends and year-old rayhan. the fairfax county eighth grader hit and killed by a train while walking over a railroad bridge. the family is asking people not to wear black to the funeral. they want everybody to wear something colorful to celebrate her life. bruce has been sharing this story throughout the week. >> they're hoping to pull something positive out of this tragedy. one positive thing would be to convince other people to stay off the railroad tracks. rayhan's voice silenced but her cousin and best friend who watched her die hopes one message goes out loud and clear. >> never go on the tracks. even if it's a joke. even if you have a way out. just don't go on it. >> despite the dangers, ever

discovery at a burned out dc apartment. a body found - where officials say the flames started. the new developments in the investigation - coming up. plus - a big day in washington. the supreme court wrapping up it's term - as the health care battle ramps up. what both could mean for the president's legacy. good morning washington. toss to eileen - beautiful start to the work week; low humidity - slightly below average highs through wednesday - 90s return thursday - hot and humid f cloudy. low humidity. highs: 80-84 winds: nw to sw 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. comfortable. lows: 55-63 winds: nw 5-10 mph tuesday: partly to mostly cloudy. stray afternoon sprinkle/shower. highs: 75-80 winds: wnw 5-10 mph breaking news at 5:xx in the district. mutliple people southeast. the call first came in around 11:30 last night on southern avenue. d-c police say four people were hit. all their injuries are non life-threatening. right now part of the 55-hundred block of southern avenue is still we have a crew on the way and we'll update you as we learn more. happening right now - a d-c apar

>> don't talk >> it would just be nice to lock up the stars of the dc sports >> it's dc >> galaxy. >> exactly. >> pay him. >> pay him up for an agreement. >> culture to k9. who says a dog can't love classical music >> one pup loves it so much he stormed on stage during a live oorchestra performance. the video is going viral. deo is going viral. . >>> during a concert at a festival in turkish this pooch wandered on stage, got a around of applause. he gets up comfortable laying down next to a violinist as the orchestra continues to perform. one of the performers called it a cutest moment in classical music history. thank you for joining us. the news at 6:00 starts right n now. >>> this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. >>> multiple people shot inside a new york hospital. we'll have the latest details into the newsroom >>> strength inc maryland's statute. the reason why prosecutors want this done. especially here in montgomery county. >>> and a fox 5 follow-up >> investigators say they have a new tactic to catch these atv and dirt bike riders that police say are a menace on the road. i'll hav

the bathroom by the dc war memorial was in great shape. not neces must like constitution gardens by the reflecting pool. it was hard hit bathroom. >> the bathroom at the mlk memorial was top rated for the most up to date appliances and fixtures. >> updated appliances and fixtures? i don't care about cleanliness >> who cares. >> we got a map on our website, fox5dc.com to find a map to all of those rest rooms. students at west springfield high in virginia came up with an idea to motivate the classmates and created a positive pay it forward movement using three must tear bars. the #shine campaign was turned into a mini it was. stwau to inspired by what the students did. it is planning to pay for a new mural for the high school. just the positivity and spreading it around >> and if we could have more beach time in the world but if you're there. maybe you should go outside because it's probably too nice to be inside. the beach forecast looks great, sunny and 80's thunderstorms tomorrow evening. 5at630 is next. for years, fios has been promising

a dc police officer is fighting for his life.got hit by a truck in adams morgan, the two officers were on bicycles, the truck hit a traffic control aid and then crashed into another vehicle. one officer in critical condition, the other two in serious condition, police did arrest two people who were in that truck and police are telling us they did recover some sort of weapon from that vehicle, however they did not give details on what kind of weapon. no word on whether accident or intentional. >>> road closures to pass along in regards to this, a few blocks of 16th closed-- 18th closed. no expected time of reopening. >>> lets talk about the forecast, what to expect when we wake up in the morning. >> down in the 50s and 60s, 84 by the afternoon, 89 saturday. a few storms here and there and then the heat really builds in starting sunday. >> start to work out the ac. >> all right. >> late show with colbert is on the way next. see you tomorrow. the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's wh

dc police general order 301.04 says otherwise. and so does this department memo from january of this year, which documents all five officers live outside the 25 mile radius allowed by mpd. we checked in virginia, arlington county police told fox 5 all k9 from the 40 mile restriction for two reasons one to safely transport k9s to and from work, and two, so k9s can be rapidly deployed and/or called back into service in the event of an emergency or critical incident. in maryland, prince george's county police tells fox 5 the department allows k9 officers to take their k9 cruisers home and provides mileage exceptions to these officers because the dogs live at the handler's home and here in dc, the dc fire department tells fox 5 the agency has k9 handlers that live as far as la platea maryland. they have no mile restriction on their k9 cruisers allowing handler for the quote safety, protection and comfort of both k9 and handler >> what they're telling us as k9 and police officers you don't care about us. you don't care about us. you do

parking in dc is already tough.or some who might want to come into the district. but they got to pay. >> to get out of the driveway pretty soon the way it's going. . >>> time is 8:09. a man known for playing the caped crusader during the classic 60's version of batman died >> we're remembering the life and legacy of actor adam west who died this weekend. >>> caitlin is back with another look at today's weather, stay with us, fox 5 morning on sunday we'll be right back. we'll be right back. twenty more years of this job? yikes. my kids say go for it, mom. be that woman who does what she loves. knows what she wants. yeah, mom's gonna go for it! i don't have a clue where to start. hey we hear you. that's why aarp has resources to help you navigate the job market. we'll connect you with employers that value your experience and provide tips and tools to find work you love. if you don't think "this is right for me" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". get to know us at aarp.org/possibilities. restlessness... e

dc fire went those with no way out.dow. >> we had people hanging out windows and told couple people from the second floor had firefighters were able to catch them and so we had a principle chaotic scene. >> ricardo was on the second floor >> a lot of smoke. in hallway >> he gets emotional. remembering what he saw. his three boys in there with him. firefighters helped rescue the family. >> this was an overnight fire, most of the people were probably sleeping when it happened. three alarms. assists from two outside agencies. and the fact that we're here talking about property damage and not loss of life is just a remarkable test meant to our first responders. >> reporter: no one was seriously hurt. but some families everything. >> this is probably one of the most significant responses at least in the past ten years, if not farther back for the district of columbia and for the red cross >> the red cross is helping get those everything they need, providing comfort. five firefighters and one resident had minor injuries trans

. >>> first tonight, dc lawmakers question u.s. park police over some pictures being shared on social media tonight. >> that's right those pictures show three young black men in handcuffs on the national mall. take a look at this, they were apparently out there selling bottled water in the heat without a permit. tonight people are asking why that was serious enough for officers to bring out handcuffs. >> we spoke to the man who took the pictures, what have you learned on the mall? >> reporter: good evening, the teens tell us they did not have the proper bottled water, but they questioned why they were put in handcuffs. >> they sell water on the national mall outside of a smithsonian museum. >> $1 ice cold water. >> vincent said he is making a honest living, except there is one problem, he and his friends don't have a vendors permit to sell. >> why are you out here today know you're selling without a permit? >> trying to get my kids pampers and stuff. >> park police confirm they handcuffed and detained three teenagers and one consul

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a lot of pressure for dc united. >> can you imagine?repare and has been drinking. >> they're tasting that liquor store by the way? >> yes, everything. i just want to say tap just went belmont steaks, and patch the one eyed horse got thirds,. >> hey, there you go. we were rooting for the patch. thank you, brody. hot out there for everybody. >> very hot. >> outdoor activities. >> definitely make sure to stay hydrate dollars and stay cool tomorrow. the heat can be very dangerous, we want you to be safe out there. we are ooh sunday. >> a lot of people headed out to pride. so really pay attention to that. >> that does it for us at 6:00. we will be see you after the game. >> orioles next. speaker you can create any projection you want. the chemistry that we have a net clubhouse, it can't be measured. speaker right now, the baby bombers are exceeding all expectations. anything is possible in the bronx. >> were not satisfied with just making it to the playoffs. we want to make it to the world series every year. >> so far

>>> new at 6:00 tonight, a well known dc business owner is dead. his family doing everything they can to make sure his legacy lives on. michael explains jeffrey's love for the nation's capitol and dc's love for him it's never easy losing someone you love. >> i was the first family member to arrive at the hospital and found out that he passed and that was tough. >> 74-year-old jeffrey guildenhorn died after a choking incident wednesday. his family says it's so much more. >> our brother suffered from parkinsons. >> loved ones say he's been battling the disease for three to four years and it's been hard to manage. >> he has really had choking incidents that in this case, he wasn't. >> his story goes back much further. he dropped out of college when his dad died to run the family liquor store business. >> he had a great sense of business and marketing and advertising. that's what he loved to do. from that business he ended up developing ten other businesses on the block. >> the native washingtoniaf is described as a man with a big heart. who was a litt

per month, montgomery county about 70, 100 in prince george's county and about two 260 per month in dc. costs are averaging more than $100,000 a year. >> medications they use this is probably with the exception of oxygen the most frequently used >> dc ems supervisor says paramedics are going to overdoses in all types of neighborhoods. some patients are homeless, others high ranking government employees >> we're encountering individuals who have had surgeries and medical conditions due to chronic pain ailments, they're getting mixed with other medications and creating issues we're seeing them them as overdoses >> one of the issues as the use as it has increased so has the deposit. it's more than doubled in recent years. cities and counties have to find a way to absorb that. in prince george's county. recently started a task force to look at the impacts of the opioid epidemic. in northwest, lindsey watts fox 5 local news. >>> to the latest on the terror attack in london that happened. at least seven people are dead. dozens others hurt. they drove a van into pedestrians and started stabbi

there's an effort to help them in dc.story coming up in a live report >> the news at 6:00 starts now. >>> a child and two other people were hurt in a snoop dogg prince william's county. it is good to have you with us yi'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins. still developing at this hour, we believe the shooting started to an apartment complex and ended a few blocks away. paul wagner starts us off from triangle. paul? >> reporter: that's right. let me give you persp

first raise r first raised and praised the care >> in my opinion, that the -- that metro employee, the dc fire department and the folks at the hospital saved a life last night. >> reporter: newsham said officers found an assault rifle inside the pickup and according two sources familiar with the investigation, officers found a 100 round magazine drum but unclear if it was loaded with ammunition. the suspects have been identified as branden figures more man of prince george's county virginia and duane nicholas taylor also of prince george. figurers mormon was the driver and has been charged with assault with intent to kill. according to a recording, paramedics believe the driver may have been under the influence of something, and noted a pipe was found in the truck. newsham had nothing but praise for the officers who were struck. >> members this elite unit that we have down at adams morgan or night life unit. this is a team of unbelievable officers who were -- they're devastated by this. this is someone in their family that was significantly injured. and his prognosis, like i said is uncle

by wednesday, that'll be your next chance of rain. >> humidity in dc, no way. >> what? laughter ] >> never happens. all right. lauryn. >> colorful path on a powerful weekend. the unique message behind a bright >>> talk about the belmont stakes and a mile and a half of the three triple crown. the winners of the first two is not competing. he's listed as the early 4-1. it is >>> if you are going out to today's capital parade, there are seven of these rain owe cross walks. >> i like them. >> definitely bright and only temporary though. >> we have our dedicated artists participating in the parade. >> perfect >> touchdown that side and paint. >> yeah, what's our time tag? i am all in. >> what we are doing? with the help of the city and crosswalks are spray painted. >> this is great. now we are here >> so thank you for coming out today to help paint the sidewalks. [ applause ] yeah! a live look outside right now. a perfect day for a bike ride and maybe a run. lauryn is updating the forecast of how hot things could get the next few days. >>> he was shot and killed hours after

and swarming eighth street in dc. so the question is, what's finally going to be done. >> well, i wish the police would come together, dc, maryland, and virginia and maybe set up a task force. >> reporter: and right now, police are saying at this point, all of the different incidents that we've been telling you about that have happened over the past few days, they don't know if it's the same group or if they're related, wendy, back to you. >> kristin wright, thank you, kristin. >>> a man who was charged with abducting and killing a muslim teenager in sterling last week was implicated in another violent attack just a week before we have learned about why that man is still on the street. . here is more on this. >> national attention and june 18th and that shocked. >> sought treatment in the hospital. and but >> the services report was not related to a hate crime motivation, significant information, obviously, as police continue to investigate the murder. live in sterling, jackie bensen. >>> and we're looking at a couple

especially dc pride. >> i love that.ses, again, love is love. the vibrant see, the culture and fun of today and bringing people together, i've been with my partner 21 years. i advocate that love is love and we need more smiles in today's world and we need a lot more love >> when people walk on to your front yard, what feeling do you want them to get when they see all these characters and colors >> i just want to see a big smile on their face. there's nothing better than when i walk into the front yard and see a group of people and people just say thank you. >>reporter: greg, i've got a big smile on my face, this is clearly working. on the streets in dupont today- tke a look. ♪ ♪. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands are coming outlet and celebrating love. more importantly they're celebrating each other for who they are. >> it's like such an immense amount comfort to know that it's a community behind you? . >> reporter: katie never been to a pride event before until now. >> it's like kind of getting like a giant warm hug fr

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♪ >>> first at 5:30, severe storms and heavy rain around the dc area.is some video of the storms moving through our weather terrace in northwest washington this afternoon. do you hear that? that's the rain. you can see how dark the sky is. >> i know, you could hear it out my window. it was crazy. here's a live look from our storm tracker on the beltway headed towards silver spring where there are reports of damages to some homes in the area. >> let's get to the chief first. topper has the latest on the storms. >> we have some good news, leslie and andrea. we are clear west. we still have the watch for charles county, prince george's county until 8:00 tonight. but for the most part if you're in montgomery county, the district, fairfax, points west the threat of and strong winds. heavy downpours are not out of the e request. pretty -- are not out of the e request. pretty -- are not out of the question. pretty good rainfall. everything is moving northeast ward. that's going to roll through the beltway here shortly. by far and away the heaviest activities t

those storms were crazy. >> especially right up the dc corridor. lots of wind damage.had the one tornado and south winner portions of montgomery county. the good news is quiet day locally. what's active which is rare for june, which is officially hurricane season, we have tropical storm brett well to our south and now the major concern here, i did want to mention that winds up 40 miles an hour. in this area, some of these models show it getting up into mexico. for the most part, this is a favorite zone for development. we kind of expect brett to fizzle out. this in the gulf. it's potential tropical cyclone three right now. it's kind of got the strength of a tropical storm but not organized enough to be a tropical storm yet. we're going to be watching this, because it could make land fall in louisiana or texas over the next 48 hours or so and look at some of these tracks bringing it into our neck of the woods. it we only have a whole lot of wind but enough moisture as we get towards friday and saturday here in washington. it could increase our chances for showers and st

and far away from the beltway, so here in dc it will be storm-free and rain-free night.game got underway. we thought maybe they'd have problems, but doesn't look to be the case, still pretty warm out there but relief is headed our way. >> that's good. >> yes. >> you got the haze casting a shadow over the city as you take a live look. couple hours from sunset and it is still hot. temperatures hit 90 today. not as hot on the mercury as the past two days, but the humidity starting to feel uncomfortable out there throughout the day and we're not here in dc getting relief from the thunderstorms. easier commute home. but the rain, although temporarily does at least cool you off on warm summer evenings thunderstorms moving towards south is going to provide relief and break from the high heat for just about all of us. that's tomorrow. but the hot temperatures will be back as we head to the weekend. 91 was the high temperature, reagan today, still well above normal, 90 at dulles, 88 at bwi before a cool front came through and early afternoon hours, still warm out there, current 8

and so if you're headed home from dc and going back to baltimore.et ready to have some heavy downpours. so we will keep the chance of an isolated early shower or thunderstorm in tonight. i think in the immediate metro area, nothing at all. a nice evening. hot and humid tomorrow. and that is the first full day of summer. and then showers and friday. and each into saturday morning. and so we have to wait until saturday, early afternoon before the cold front kind of sweeps the remnants of cindy out to sea. and tonight, though, really nice. taking a walk after dinner. 74 leesburg at 10:00. 74 manassas. and just a few clouds. partly cloudy by morning. and look at the temperatures. plenty of 60s again. even la platta will be 68 to start. as will fredericksburg. not bad with the first full day of summer. warming up quickly. near 80 by 9:00 and by lunchtime near 90 everywhere and top out in the low 90s everywhere and then by 6:00, the 24 hours from now, a lot of clouds, and i mean a sprinkle here or, there but not the main deal tomorrow. but then we get int

dc police out here. there are a couple of pro trump groups we've heard, not organized, kind of cat calling as they went by for the most part, this has been orderly, peaceful. there's not been any conflict of any sort. but we will tell you that the perfect opportunity for the trump protesters they got him in this building tonight, having this fund raiser with the rnc they expect to raise several hundred million out of this, is this no small ticket event tonight, sarah and shawn. they expect to make a lot of money here and put a big dent in their bill heading into 2020. >> i guess they're kicking it off very early, fitz thank you. the lady made a point about saying how close it was to the white house. i mean, it is very close. and it is, you saw the protesters out there. so they will definitely get attention or attract attention >> and that hotel is ground for the protesters, it's a hot spot and it will be for the protesters to get their message across. >>> let's check in with sue palka and get the latest

in it, you hear a man shouting to two dc police officers. at one point you see dc police appear to try and restrain him. but what happened next anthony says was uncalled for. >> they never said i was under arrest. they they ever told me to stop, they never told knee anything. >> anthony, the man in that video, told fox 5 today two days ago, he got a call about officers trying to take away his pitbull. at these apartments off of g street southeast. turns out, according to the incident report, officers were trying to arrest him for squatting in the apartment >> talking trash the whole time, they was talking trash about how strong they were >> he admits he shouldn't have been living there in the first place. and that he was smoking marijuana. but in the end, he believes he shouldn't have been beaten up. >> kept asked them to please stop grabbing me. i asked them many times, please stop and he never stopped. had they said i'm under arrest, i would have let them arrest me >> karen rich bow president of the tenant association says this isn't the f

rated dc's most accurate forecast. >>> i'm in the weather center with howard bernstein. you're outside. i was jealous about that. it's beautiful. let's take the show outside. >> i wish we could. it's going to be nice this evening. by the way, i never wear a green tie. because we use a system, debra, come here, debra is wearing a green dress. i'll show you what's going on here. i know i'm wasting my weather time. you can't wear green. this is whatten has if i to wear green. this is what happens if i were to wear green. we have a heat wave that's going to build in here. we did not plan that by the way. that's going to build in here as the upper level winds and jet stream goes north. high pressure off the east coast. that's what happens this time of the year. summer heat, highs in the 90s. and limited rain chances. could last through next week. right now through the middle of next week. in toward the second half of the week, a better chance for showers and storms. that down a little bit. but it's going to get awfully hot around here. heating up a bit saturday. a little more

from washington dc. we appreciate it.pe that all is well back there in washington. >> so do i. >> thank you sir. congressman of the east bay. congressman from louisiana, steve scalise was shot and we will tell you more, have more details on this throughout mornings on 2. ? >>> we will check traffic with sal. >> with very had some traffic problems. 580 westbound is still pretty slow on the pass. the tracy commute driving into the livermore area and traffic is going to be set back there. we have traffic that will be very, very slow on 205. i want to mention that southbound 680 is a mess because of an earlier accident. southbound 680 at vargas. they are clearing it from the left lane. at one point all the lanes were blocked photograph sick a huge mess out of pleasant on. getting in to san jose. if you use 680 this is the morning to give yourself extra timef. you use 680 from pleasanton to san jose you will see a huge traffic jam this morning because of an accident. that was blocking all lanes. they are making progress in get

. >>> first though good day dc. hit the road.e're celebrating georgetown today from a hometown hero to the hometown team. from first responders the five must stops to all the food and drinks you'll need. you won't want to miss our latest zip trip. good day at 9a starts right now. ♪ >>> i like it when that song is played. >> i like it good day dc. 9:01 on this friday, june 9th i'm annie along the beautiful allison and handsome wisdom. holly and steve having the morning off. >> we'll head out to georgetown later also get a check on the weekend forecast in just a few minutes. first though we want to start this hour with some breaking news. >> all right. we're starting with this wolf d.c. police officers hospitalized after hit-and-run in ada it happened late last night along 18th street just south of columbia road. this morning, two suspects connected to the case are in custody. the officers and another person hit are still recovering and right now, a motive is still out there. they're trying to find a motive still anyone's guess why

it's the guy who fired a shot inside dc's restaurant. here's edward welch driving up from north carolina last december recording a message to his kids. >> at least standing up for you, for other children just like you. >> welch says he came here to investigate an internet rumor that tied hillary clinton to a child sex ring inside the restaurant. every element of the story completely false. no one was hurt by welch's gunfire but the judge sent a message. he gave welch four years in prison. >>> it was the worst metro crash ever. eight years ago tonight, nine people were killed. 80 others were hurt. tonight, the story of one family il loss. >> reporter: brown wears her heart on her sleeve and her daughter on her chest. nicki king was only 23 years old, the youngest killed here eight years ago. >> it helps when you're together. >> reporter: two dozen gathered in grief here at legacy memorial park. it's in the shadow of the crash site. some here are just now understanding what this day means. >> the boys are a reflection of how much love she

from here in potomac, back to you in northwest dc. >> the rough is this thick. and within you're a member, you play out there, you lose the ball, you get to drop one free but you >> mason: stopping the next attack. homeland security considers drastic action. a possible ban on all electronic devices from some airports. >> our enemies are adaptive. we have to be adaptive, as well. >> i'm about to put you in jail. >> mas aon: white officer threatens to jail a black man for jaywalking. he's the $17 million man, the president's former campaign chairman registers as a foreign agent. families sue the makers of a guardrail linked to highway deaths. >> it is causing horrendous damage. >> mason: and survivors open up about a taboo subject. >> it gives people permission to talk about it, which is often all we really need.