it is again, hot and stick temperatures 79 in dc, 78 for quantico. 80 in hagerstown.t's hot, sticky, anything over 70 is considered extremely humid. we're 73 degrees due point this hour at dcnd that will help things to feel rather warm as we head into ene yterday, i guess say is there could be relieve in the the form of thunderstormi ng our way a little later on this afternoonly. we'll talk about that coming up. two-day forecast, warm humid stickys, 92 today, yes, it is tomorrow. that's a check of weather. >>> 4:37. keeping eyes on the roads and traffic is super quiet. backups, 4:37 if you're hitting roads,'re in great shame. i'll letou know if that changes we'lla take live tour of every area. metro service picking up:0t 5 a.m. any questions erin of my dcn twitterlily. >>> coming up onrn fox 5 news ing supreme court decides to pass up a fight over maps in maryland >>> a 6-year-old is newester winnf google contest >> 270 near clarks berg it's 4:37 and we'll be bck with more news, weath and traffic after the furniture. where are you? test. tes test: 25years. >> this wee

dc.order that bus must pay with their smart trip card. cash and coins will not b accepted and you won't be ablee to add to your smart trip card on the bus.he right now t proy for route.in order to see if go cashless makes morning quicker to impro travel times. >> also today new service begin for the dc circulator. chan are the the your onnation navy route and the potomac sky land ruth are cancell instead they're going to run new routes betweenet eastern , navy yard and water front as well as betweeningongress heights an union station. run between anacostia andre congress heights. >> tay dc mayor muriel bowser wn reet in northwest.nue andst quiy featuresccessible paths through the ewpark, plants, bike racks and benches. the ribbon cutting ceremony bens at 3:30 this afternoon. >> this is really popular, movie pass, a lot of peoe here have it. if you have a movie pass, you may have to pay more for ets.exti first, hey, gary. >> what's going on jim. lokay listen, we have aittle fog there this

overnight clear skies, 56 degrees dc. a little cooler to the north, northwest, where those temperatures are going to ben the upper 50s. and tomorrow heating it up, look at this, up into the upper 80s in most locations but once we get past tomorrow, some big big changes coming our way. look at these numbers will you? we're headed right into theow and then to the upper90s. get ready to pump up the ac. i'll have more details in all important 7-day forecast in just abit. back to you. >> dc police have fired the i officer involn the deadly shooting of a motorcyclist brian trainer shot terrence aerling during traffic stop in 2016. the shooting was ruled unjustify and p dcolice panel recommended the officer be fired. during his appeal officer trainer argued the administration board wasan bias activists are speaking out about it. notif you and train police officers both would have been charged with murder. and it took 21 months from the time of september 11, 2016, when this final decision the entire th dc taxpayers paying for him

we can go o and enjoy dc and then come to work.rue. >> mid-july, stay out till 4:00 a.m. >> exaccey. >> you have som to go when you get off of work. >> exactly. >> world cup action picks up again tomorrow and you can catch pregame"" 10a year. morocco versus iran 11 a.m. afternoon pre 1k. o'cloc part gall spain match up starting at 2 p.m. >> just a reminder "fox5" coverage of the world cup and u.s. openom madee programming changes. tomorrow morning world cup0 a.m. on "fox5." good day at 10a air on "fox5 plus." channel 20 u.s. open begins "fox5" 4:30 p.m. catch the 5 news on "fox5 plus" as well. >> tune into " wantfo the news, go to the plus. >> channel 20. >> early voting for maryland available for primary election. everything you need to knowo cast your vote early. >> family ff aallen detective is now suing the f low officer who shot him. tonight they have a request for prince george's county. >> who says lightning doesn't strike t same spot twice? met the virginiaan who won the lottery two times. >>> ♪ aruna miller: almost every l

>>ter: come tomorrow, the dc restaurant industry could be feeling some real shock waves., we'll have more on the last minute grab for votes on initiative 77ext. ♪ i feel most times we're hh and low ♪ ♪ high and low ♪ if i hamy way ene your moments. san pellegno. tastefully italian. in lamont: i always wanted the publicschools to perform at a partilar level. i'm very satisfied with what we have. vo: mayor muriel bowser has accelerated av education reforms the improved our schools. she's made our teachers the best paid n and the most accountabthe country. and parents are staying in the district for our schools. but her work isn't done.d now's the time forideas to continue making progress. and parents are staying in the district for our schools. lamont: i'm voting for mayor wser because she's moving in the right directione and that's wed and our kids are thriving a result of that. . >>> kids playing in sewage, it's aralnd evan lambert is on that. a development in ellicott city. one council member says he wants to fix the problem leaving the devastating flooding,elissa howell

. >> reporter: the comlissioner thereng out dc police as well as the mayor, he sent a leer to dc chief of police petet the incident had happened june 13th. he said he was told by the police chief there was going to be an investigation into what happenednd he asked for a publiclogy but he was out here again in outrage with community members to see police cl with community members. at this point, we're still going to be reaching out d toc police to see what's next step might be but as of right now, the feeling out here in the community here in front o nooksrs barbep is very yotense. backu guys. >>> more breaking h news,rs before t polls open in maryland, motorist administration s d19,000 people could have issues following a computer glitch. we're learning that number is more like ,000 voters. problem began in april of las year, when new software was installed on the motorist vehicle website and walk, urge kiosks. people who changed the voters were affected they were not submitctd to theions board for processing. officials say they discovered i to update the voter roles. larry hogan said

broken sunshine here acros the dc region.orms between thehe noon and 4:00, storms will be south of dc across northern and central portions of virgini today.and e down pretty quickly tonight. not an all day rain event keep your eye on the s for few storms. best chance of severe weather as be south of dc today well. seven-day forecast showing 92 today. little bitorf tomw at 88.t day of summer thursday 86 grees. zip trip friday the cool day c moloudy chance of showers, 80 degrees for friday. hat's weather off to erin for traf . >>> 5:18. we're keeping an eyes on the roads and i can telyou 395 northbound on the ramp to gw parkway crash is t block left lane as well as the exit ramp what was that keep it to the right to cross theet 14 and bridge and you'll have byps the parkway. we're dealing with a new crash on the outer loop at 50th ocking the left lane in the distance, this causing a big delay because of volume is still relatively light this morning. as you make your way outer loop toward bw parkway, metro rail lines on tim and

that is a violation of dc regulations. >> today we asked the dc mayor why so many teaching certificates. >> i know they require new hires to be sert fired. >> the washington teachers union says the ahead for licenses is too bureaucratic. >> no teachers, manym of t have to recertify. >> for students, first and fore mos most. >> now new highly -- teachers must be applying for a certifica cert bicate. >>> aody cam footage of a police officer running toward a house explosion. volunteers and another officer helped free the woman from the rubble. she and man wer rushed to the hoital, they both had critical injuries. e home was supposed today be vacant. authorities are trying to fure out why the pair was inside and what caused the huge explosion.> anthony bourdain had no drugs or alcohol in hishe system he died earlier this month. a french prosecutor released those dae taietails today. he killed himself in a freh ho tell room. he spoke openly about his addiction to heroin earli in life and many wondered if that played a part inis death. he informs france working on an episode of his show "part

high temperatures in the low 90's toda we do that often here in dc.warm overnight as well. temperatures gradually r for the weekend, becoming pretty uncomfortable by saturday and sunday afternoon. ry will be d and sunny all weekend long nothing else to watch out for. the main focus with the weather will be just the heat and of mi course thedity, heat index values at hundred plus tomorrow and sunday. as weo getthe week itself itak t lheoo heat into next week. air quality alert is out for tomorrow.ca basiy means there's a lot ofo i hard for those withe allergies r mayb a little bit more sensitive with this type of airo mass, you want to limit theou ouehtrw,tivi ac 91 lyny deeegrs 95.le i mean,ast from this. there are still heat index values,e oo elsewhere at 90 lp, i fredericksberg. 86 baltimore, 90 in frederick. area-wideewk , nyw i boston, 85 in pittsburgh, if you look towards the west, in detroit it's i 90, chicago, they're feelg the worst on the heat. toat dome will be over us mo73 arr degrees overnight toni, mostly clear and it will be a warm one.a

g devel now a dc daycare at the center of sexual assault investigation tonit.fox5's anne northwest dc with more. anne. >>reporter: parents here atnt ro nia learning today that a fong time employee is accused o sexually assaulting a young girl here. we're talking sexual abuset tha allegedly went on for four i monthsnside this school up on the rooftop playground. evennside some of the classrooms. many of the pents here understandably reluctant to go on one of them told me off camera that she had suspectedou things t this teach are for years. and she said this news so upsetting that it felt like someone threw a bucket of ice at colder on her. >>> parents leaving centro nia's columbia road location with their child an a letter today. >> just a few minutes ago. so i didn't knowbo nothingut it. i don't see nothing like at. well, i didn't see the pern who tak care of her, they dot greajob. >> learning that 65-year-old juan arturo perez assistant p k arrest. charged with second degree child sex abuse. lice reporting touched a child ovg clothin multiple finals, 20. >> showed upo his home less

temperature in dc rightow 78. get o to the suburbs and a lot cooler. 61 wincster. culpeper.burg.62 nassas 68. baltimore 66 right now and annapolis coming in 79 degrees. fall 64 here in the cy with winds out of the west,fi northwt to ten miles com afortable nig. again we'll see 50s out there. this is something we have to hang on to june. 56 hagerstown 59 martinsburg. everybody else bottom out in low to mid 60sniay again beautiful high pressure still out to west. that brings the flow out of thea and that's t d dryirection with the nice low humidity and pyles. so w comfortabletus ss aplf degrees cooler than they were today. but still wm for this time of year. 70 degrees to start you at 8 in the morning and as we look at planning forecast. by noon about 79. lots of sunshine and few hig c thinlouds 4 o'clock with temperature 83. check of everyone else, top for quantico. 08 gaithersburg 81 annapolis. lexintton park in sai mary's coun tomorrow with fox morning news crew. chk them out i the morning. beautiful day t forhem as well. as well as everyone coming out to say hi.

but we don't have faith in what staff has been doing in dc. taking full advantage of the trump administration to try to kill environmental improvements on the tuolumne. and really, decisions need to be made based on the best available science. we're willing to sit down, discuss that with you, try to come up with ideas that can save money. there's a lot of things we can do together. we feel right now we're not at a fair table with your staff. and we need you to step in and change that table, make it more fair. thank you. >>> thank you. those are all the speaker cards i have. any other public comment? >>> commissioners -- >>> forgive me, i'm sorry. i do have a speaker card from mr. barry nelson. excuse me, i'm gonna call mr. nelson up first. pardon me, please. >>> thank you, chairman kwan and members of the commission. barry nelson working with the golden gate salmon association and the other organizations here today on the issues in washington dc. to put this in a slightly larger legislative context in dc, the salmon fishing community is fighti

i'm glad dc was there to represent the truec value we don't accept this in washington, dc and cuba libreestaurant posting a statement saying'r e extremely sorry and that they plan to immediatelyin r their entire staff to iure this does not happen again. climber tells fox 5 this isn the end of the road saying she plans to file a claim on monday. >>> the rai came deadline in this area earlier tonight and now it appears the heat is on the way. mike bennett is on the way. >>> the rest of tonig dry sunday, may be a couple of showers and storms out there. i believe the bigger story on sunday is going to be the heat and humidity around. ataste of what's to com as we head towards the end next ek an onweektend.

with that established, t big story we're expecting to go lking abou there's a job opening in dc, just about thisanthony kennedy we know the president said he'll make a decision july 9. what do we expect to see >> the president h a list of 25 people he released during the campaign, his first choice kelg. i would expect the odds are abou 90%hat his second choice will come from the list, there may beot one or two rs that are in the exact same molve tha a consensus from the people whoo this butou will findin- will yd up with a nominee that is almost exactly in the mold ofce j gorsuch >> let me ask you, >> who i might add is far more predictable at justice thas antwan scali in terms of his judicial pattern >> a lot of folks are concern rv'll see a conseive judge, and what this could mean to the balance of the court a they're saying democrats need to doev er they can do to stop it.g is there anythinhat democrats can do? . yes and no, first of all the democrats are still steaming over the t facthat the republican would say not move obama's nomination forward but majority baoh jn mccain in th

she called dc police but she said thein respond officser affirmed her rights under dc law. bowsero took twitter. saying i'm so sorry this represt happened to you. we won't accept this discrimination. ba lee b ra saying they'reex emely sorry and plandi to ately retrain the entire is it a staff to insure this es not happen again. the followersin are arms, series of tweets about the incident receiving thous of interactions >>> women that saudi arabia are cebrating a histo day. the country has allowed women to drive. when theti reson was finally lifted. many women hopped into their cars.women and men who sported m fought nearly three decadht to have the to drive. puntil now women had to rely on and others to run basicands and get to work. now it's changed. >>> let's table a look outside. here say live look. hope youe enjoying saturday. storms came through area earlierly.ik looke we could see more before theeekend is over. mike bennett joins us in f gwen. >> not too bad. weot showers and rumbles of thunder north of baltimore. as we get rid of the shower, you can see back to the

i moved to dc, just all the heartbreak we had in game 7s.y killed the penguins and moved on won the cup babe. who would have known this would have happen. >> i cannot believe it. i've been a fan for 36 years. it's amazing. pretty cool team. they played like a tear. >> they amazing. they did it as a team and we're gonna cheer them on as a team. >> did you bring your family. >> i did not. my family is all the wayhe in t back. they didn't make itup . >> well you've got a pretty good spot here. i did.. >> so hard to know really how many people actually came down to the parade route and then onto the mall for the rally. d the one thing wo know, metro centertoday, metro ramped up its efforts to make sure people could get in and out. apparently they went all day long with rush hour service. so folks could get in and out of here. let's take you to video. rush hour service was in place l day today. metro trains kept running more often to get fans in and out quickly. metro announced in tweet right around noontime today tha ridership this morning was u

washington dc, april 29, 1872. a german immigrant wrote this, a year after the murder because townsfolk thought he did it. he was never on the investigators radar, but made his life, he and his whole family packed their bags and moved to the united states. in washington dc, the critical clue that cracked the case, the german prosecutor was able to find corroborating evidence in germany to prove that what work was telling was true and close the case solved 37 years later but that brings us to the next record. not only the coldest case ever solved but 19th century germany's only murder case ever solved in the united states. next one, first use of forensics, we had a very frustrated detective in this case who could not find any good leads. out of frustration, he took the shot pellets the doctors autopsied of the victim's body and discovered funny little scratches on them. this is what police called striations, and the murderer, usually you use a shotgun to fire shots, a rifle to fire a bullet but this murderer happene

dc voting unanimoly to raise takes taxes onri rideng appears. six percent up fro just one percent which means a $10 ride will carry a $0.60 tax. they plan o using the money to help metro. it t effect october 1st. >> not too bad a night sue palka but i understand it will get hotter. >> eventually but before we get hotter we have t get wetter you may have noticed clouds started to increase a little bit tonight. we certainly had ay beautiful though, no complaints. a couple ofot sp central virginia and western virginia c may have had aouple of showers but by in large it was a great day and these temperatures gaill ain and the humidity was stillomery crtable today. we got up84 degrees, actual high for this time of year, definitely bargain territory there. and as we look at temperatures tonight, is verycomfortable, ot goinge probably the 50s as we did last night.tao weinly have great numbers winchester 68, dues 73, ma nasse 71, culpeper 79.he here in sdrikt 73 but notice the wind dection coming out of the southeast eventuallyghat's to start bringing i

in 1972 a dc-9 was flipped over and crashed 21/4 miles behind a much larger dc-10 and increased the separation space to 5 miles and i used to do a lot in this talk with explosive decompression including two people who got sucked out of windows, so keep your seatbelt on, you are supposed to do that anyhow. a few people have been known to break their neck and bouncing their head off the ceiling in severe turbulence. a plane is fine, the people can rattle around. this 14' x 18' blast whole, beyond any rational design. it also says something, quite a few planes survived in flight bombings and managed to safely land which everyone had their seatbelt on and lived except one unfortunate flight attendant standing near the blast whole and the problem is metal fatigue, every big plane you cycle enough it will fall out of the sky. they know how to prevent it. things still happen for a variety of errors mostly manufacturing defects so to scale ribbing on at 737, a highly redundant structure that had something to do with the plane surviving, remarkable it didn't break in two. one of the first things i like

march in dc start 11 lafayette t scare across from white house.xpect to see that last unti 2 o'clock. anned across the country.rious d youy see p much everywhere there's going to be one. expect to see that taking center stage in the media over theen d. rallies come day before election, south of theat's bein in mexico's history.88 more than illion registered voter get aelhance toect the next president. more than 180,000 mexican living abroad mailing in llots. voters in the u.s c payinglose attention including border states. want to see how the new president will deal with president trump. former candidate andres man we will lopez or because of initialsok he is outsp critic of immigration picies and proposed border wall. expectn to crack down o dr swept through the country. according to the last three polls ahead by more than f 20 po. you listen to president trump don't trust the pos. that's more than half the vote by the way. i >> this mans honest man. we think exco get ahead.>> believe if we don't haveig a chanht mexico is going to a worse. there

ur>>> basketball t, day in dc oofficially, heading to california. the la clippers struckl a dea trading austin rivers to washington. rivers averages5 points for assist, add another guard to the rotation and get rid of the big man, the polish ahamms the tattoo shows. good guy, helpful here in the mmunity. big animal lover. we have a couple of horses >> we'll miss him >> he's been goodo the community. >>> you'll be able to c day 14 of the world cup series on fox we'll be you covering matches starting at 9:00. followed by show a downst mexico and sweden at 10:00 and szibia andl at 2:00. live at noon, our fox 5 special with tucker and marina at american socced l from rfk. breaking down the best place from the 10:00 a.m. game. the 2:00 match-up have great guests and i we'll ben some of the areas watch partieswe as . >>> if you're a caps fan and you have to touch the stanley cup or at least get a photo. you'll get a chance. it will be on display this saturday. you want to snap a pto photographer will be there to do so. no selfies or photos yourself. ilfan

. >> and dangers exposed near the dc streetcar after the death of a>>eenager. if you're a maryland voter it wil could want. it might take a week and a half for them toount it. >> hey. 20,000 may have to vote with a provisional ballot because of a computer glitch. the problem much more widespread than first thought. >> democrats are blaming themi adnistration. before we get t that we are live with what voters need to know tonight. >> well, this is certainly not what election officials want us to report t night before a primary election. we are hearing the maryland motor vehicle is saying roughly 00 people, 80,000 voters are not properly registered to vote in tomorrow's primary election all because of this computer glitch. thisews comes at the worst time, the eve of election day. the eve was discovered on id . only about 19,000 voters were impacted. about 12 hourse polls opened they revealed the problem was much bigger. >> it effectstransaction between april 22nd of last year and june 5th of this year. all told about 80,000 voters.ai officials no one will be barr

dical centered me just outside of washington dc. nbcrecovered, for contributor and national economic adviser to president suffering a heart attack. that is all we know at this hour. the president just waiting that two minutes ago. he is tweeting from inside the coast.ff the 115 rooms. it is a high-end resort hotel that has been transformed into a security, as the present needs with the korean theater. our great larry kudlow who has been working hard on trade in the economy has just suffered a heart attack. de is now in the walter ree medical center just outside of washington dc. there are pool photographers which mean just a select group representing the news organizations taking pictures and distributing to the other news. >> we continue to watch as the preparations get underway as we prepare for the meeting between kim jong-un and president trump. the former u.s. possible store -- star flying to singapore ahead of this meeting. rodman who has struck an unlikely friendship with the vest while loving north korean leader arriving in

as a result, not much happens in washington dc. even on a more fundamental level, in addition to dysfunction, you also see in on representative congress and state legislatures where the will of the people is not really wrote -- really reflected in the policies that we see enacted. the vast majority of the american people, i've seen numbers i got from 67% to as high as 97%. that majority of the mac and people want to have expanded backbenchers when it comes to the purchase of guns. but the possibility of that happening and that being enacted in washington dc is slim to none. i would've said zero before those brave kids from florida put together that march. i think that raid up from zero to slim, the possibility of that. the people in washington dc were doing things or not doing things don't have to worry that there is an literal consequence to that. they are safe. all they have to do is worry about getting primary. if you make happy the gun lobby. it is not only in regard to getting guns. why is this issue so important? howill y mak

she wore it on the plane and when she got back to washington dc.an said there was no hidden message, today's visit with the children in texas impacted the first lady greatly. of the media spend time and energy on her action and efforts to help kids rather than focus on her wardrobe, we could get so much accomplished. the president chimed in with more insight and the meaning behind that code say i really don't care, do you, written on the back of milania's jacket refers to the fake news media, she has learned how dishonest they are and she no longer cares. there's a lot of criticism coming in. jennifer says don't generally care what she wears, the message and optics of this code is horrible. of this is in the message she is trying to send on this issue she shouldn't have worn it. others say it is just a coat, who cares. >> the white house doesn't need this this week. >> we have a political panel to debate other issues later in the show. >> kind of sad how this unfold because she did such a great thing going down there and we are talking about the co

de wasngton dc, some rough neighborhoods in dc, an influx of kids from central america, this is the other country seems to be pretty understanding of the situation, they want a deal on daca, they don't have good families or a father but very vulnerable to this recruitment because everybody wants to the long to something. >> you have hillary clinton telling people it is okay to join a game, being a part of a family but that is not a family unit i would want my son or daughter to be part of. we have to have more constructive ways to take out their aggression and feel they are part of something, the boys and girls club, the military, these institutions in the community for that reason but when you hear ti and again that it is okato join a gang, if you are an immigrant you are not wanted here, that is the issue here. >> what are police doing it was can folks in the community who are scared what can they do? >> leave that to law enforcement, go to battle with gang members, have faith in your law enforcement and law enforcement needs the support of the community and the government. we have an a

>>ys he o teelebra more byn spending a month i russia with his family and t he will comehe back to dc to get ready for the next season. >> back after this. . >>> a texas man came do the aide at santonio. someone called authorities,ou everyone wnd in the trailer in good health and after seeing the story, a san ant man ordered pizza on for those detained >> i could see that was only water. i don't know how long they've t en there in therego before th

court of appeals for washington dc, and amy connie baer, a former notre dame professor, who served as a clerk for the late supreme court justice. minority leader nancy pelosi says the stakes of kennedy's departure cannot be higher. >> republicans now have the opportunity to erase a generaf for women's rights, lg b ghts, workers rights and healthcare.>> our republican colleagues in the senate should follow the role they set in 2016 , not to cons year. >> reporter: democrats are still angry that republicans blocked president. obama's supreme court nominee before the 2016 election, on the grounds that voters should have a say and want the same deal now. she tweeted, for months away from an election there should be no election for a supreme court nominee until the american people have a say. mcconnell said that the senate when he denied judge garland hearing for nearly a year. the senate should follow the mcconnell standard now. nate ma mcconnell says the situation is much different. >> we are in the middle of this presidency and the first term. to my knowledge, no one on either side has

dc is see trera oemverntuigpeh 60's.bottom out about 65 but you can see we take it down slowly and keep a little bit of cloud cover around we'll call it partly cloudy skies. but as we looto towards morrow, you can expect another really lovely day. tomorrow is loly.nt goudy the end of the week, fridayil wbe the third heat wave of 2018 the big heat will be returning, high pressure in the birm high positite, sd near the island of bermuda. pumpin the s wind getting the temperatures really hot and humid. get hready. we don'te to get there just yet. if you haven't had enough pool time, this weekend will be your poeekend if you can get to the utbeaches. we'll pt altogether with your seven-day forecast coming up in few minutes. jim and sara >>> there's a warning for parents about pool noodles, because nothing can be fun for us anymore. what can be lurking inside of those things.nt i waou to sit home, shocking find inside a pool noodles and m it's a legite concern but 's crazy. >> yes. so you're not going to believe what one fami

pharaoh is her in dc. last time i saw through the b monitor. you her in person. >> much better in person. >> i don't know how to take that. >> now let's talk about this. father's day upon us. you've been making the renals going around the country. first of all, let's tell people. you said america's in a boy isis i think for people who di't see last time what was a b. >> boys are doing worse in every united states but all over the eveloped terms ofrld. emotional intelligence, intopr. used to be depression girls thing, now more with boys. doing much worse in terms of physical health. they're living -- they' having trouble with sperm counts. their iqs are going down. it is in 70 different areas boys are having problems b it's mostly boyst do not have involvement.amount of father he >>re are people who look at a lot of theou situations y mentioned and say this is a maer of politicalwr eckness, boys are softened these days. it's more than that. >> it is more than that boys have opportunities today that they've never had throughoutor y. historically

there is a push to allow teenagers to pick our next president was washington dc city council considerto 16 even in presidential elections. supporters say some pay taxes and the change would increase voter turnout. four cities currently allow teenagers to vote in local elections but dc would be the first to get them to cast votes for the oval office. let us know what you think of that as well. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," lots going on. "fox and friends first" continues right now. see you then. jillian: continuing coverage, friday, june 29th, fox news alert, deadly newspaper shooting, all five victims identified after a gunman opened fire inside a news room. what we learned about his vendor and the possible red flags that were missed. we are live in annapolis. rob: a heated hearing on capitol hill as the fbi and number 2 official at the justice department take the hot seat. how the ripple effect of bob mueller's probe dominated the hearing. jillian: satellite, blastoff and reach for the sky, toy story land is finally here, live at walt disney world, your childhoo

dc but we'll tee showers ourselves. nimpoveratghurere rising closer daybreak, much warmer and m more like summer tomorrow. 87 degrees for that high te utme clearing late b alsoe. aatp erchance much thunderstos. i'll go over those weekend storm chan and have groourl seven-day forecast still ahead. back upstairs to sarah and guy. >> two men are behind bars tonight accused of robbing and beating a man. c montgoounty detectives say the man just stood there and watched the man getce hit twi by two different vehicles d die. >> t a look at where this happened.it as on georgia avenue and aspen hill on june 8th notro to far f a wooded area. fox5's evan lambert joins us with the very latest. evan. >> guy, this crime has a lots of layers to it. first montgomery county police y on june 8th just bush 4:00 a.m., 40 year old ggory atwood was walkinga in this at georgia avenue and hewitt avenue. that's when police say and adul two teens, 15 and , attacked at wood and beat him, also robbed him leaving him nee ly immobil the woods near h

join dc united >> trying. >> that's tal fox sports nationanthem.n t coming days, he'll sign a two ited, he'll be the highest c un paid player in team history. coming b weeksefore it's expected to move into the newgs ataudi field. >> it's a proper soccer stadium. >> it will be wonderful. everybody is into soccer these days. we are enjoying comfortable afternoon that is fairly storm-free right now. but i'll r watchingadar closely because we're not quite off the hook, sarah and jim, we have aou frontal bary that will get closer tonight, clouds have protected us, because if we had a sunny day i think we'd be ch a lot more storm activity right now.ve but oast skies kept the mperatures on the load side only topping out at 82, when avere 87 and w we have seen the sunro poke thh, we have seen storms fire up especially out through the west virginia pan handle. we'll keep them in the forecast for the next nber of hours, we'll see them winding down overnight and if there's anythiom left trow morning, it will be a very early shower o casting for tomorrow morni

story, you can get updates.ing we will be tweeting outbreaking details from our fox 5 dc account andupdates on the facebook tge. >>> let'se a break from that news and talk a little bit abour the weath that we've been having, humid, but you know, not badhen you consider wt will be rolling this weekend. pand with , you know, comes what he we usually get. heat and humidity. not a lot of thunderstorms, the hot weather will come with dry weather, so get used to that beginorrow and really last straight i ho theoliday and perhaps even beyond that. live look outside this evenin quiet, but it is warmn iose conditioners will be working overtime as w get into that part of the year, the weather headlines let's begin with tonight. mild, temperature around 80 in the district. tomorrow, we'll have lots of sunshine, and it will be the beginn ag of dry weekend. last weeke was pre unsettled we've done my over the spring and now into the early thsummer. will be oneor the beach mid 90's, the heat index values pushing and exceeding 100 to possibly 105 through weekend. high temperatures hitting 89 at reag

what a great day for dc. in thi s towno many yearsmyself, i don't remember a parade like this, that is for sure. ather being more cooperatives. >> athe capitol, a few cloud coming in. beautiful evening. hudity continue to increase around the region tonight. so a totally different feel tomorrow to our wednesday as the quest for the cup begins anew. turn up the heat on wednesday, too, clo to 90 degrees in some areas. feelingwarmer. humidity make us a little bit unstable in the afternoon. could be a few storms around. i do mean few. doesn't look like organized line, i mainlyn the afternoon. can't re out quick light shower in the morni when the warm front comes through. that will b very spotty as well. after we get thrgh tomorrow's little bit of ersettled w, a warm stretch and a dry stretch begins on thursday and it takes us through the first part of next week. so it's a really nice run of days coming in. wee excited about it. feels a lot more like summer, warmer with the few thunderstorms in trn oon. should be a

hed att the u two con certify in dc with friends but mied the last t home. the last contact anyone had with the teen was aext saying he found a way home. also a c snaphat about 90 minutes later walking along train tracks. his father wants his son home. >> the police are telling us that they can't accessertain information because he 19 and there's no edence of a crime. we are a littled frust with that because, in our minds, the fact that he hasn't communicated with anybody in four days, hasn't reported to work, hasn't used his cell phone, he's a teen-ager, that's evidence of a crime. ocess. frustrated with thepr we don't understand why they n't do things like access the metro vide. tell us where his phone las c pinged aell tower. these are things that we haven't been told yet. >> there's bn n activity on the 19 year old's bank accounts or his phone in five days. raymond mcgavin had just graduated from gonzaga high sch attends william and mary college tin fall. >>> the new a shawnity alertel could h find critically missingdults in virginia.or govern ralph nort

guess washington, dc. over his long career he has interviewed justice thurgood marshall, covered antiwar protests, spent jimmy cart's' presidential christmas in plains, georgia, and gone crabbing and oystering with marilyn waterman but the clink he has way speaker views the beats in philadelphia 1966. gene myer. >> thank you, will. i'm delighted to share the statement with by friends paula and will. one thing perhaps you'll note but the people that will mentioned, they're all well-known people, and -- but the people i write about in "fight for freedom" are not well known today and while undoubtedly you have heard of john brown, i would wager that few of you have heard of per perry anderson shields green, lewis herery and john anthony cop lean, the five many out of 18 that john brown led to harper's prairie in 1859 and i write but these men who are forgotten hidden figures, treat at footnotes and also about the world into which they were born and raid, and of course, their role in the raid, their families t

i'm in washington, dc on the national mall, and right by the reflecting pool.shington's most popular tourist spots. but even though i've lived here for more than three years, i've never been able to experience this walk alone. but that just changed. of course you have the reflecting pool on your right hand side, and i can see we off in the distance the washington monument. what's helping me do this is a service called aira. the name a nod to artificial intelligence and, i'm told, something to do with egyptian mythology. egyptians aside, though, it requires a dedicated smart phone connected to new custom—made classes with a camera between the lenses, with an impressive i20—degree field of view, both horizontally and vertically. tap a button on the phone twice and your connected to a trained sighted agent who gets your video feed. while there are other apps that connect sighted help to blind people, it's the combination of the tech and the quality of the agent that makes this feel different. the tasks it can help with can be a simple or as complicated as you want

staying with football, england's record goalscorer wayne rooney has signed a deal tojoin mls side dcrton this afternoon. he'll officially complete his move when the us mid—season transfer window opens injuly. there's no transfer fee but the deal is worth £10 million, meaning he becomes the highest paid player in dc united's history. just four days away from the start of wimbledon, kyle edmund has been beaten at eastbourne by kazakhstan's mikhail kukushkin in the quarter—finals. edmund, ranked 18th in the world, lost the deciding set 6—1 to his 90th—ranked opponent in the first ever meeting between the pair. england warmed up for the women's twenty20 tri—series final against new zealand by thrashing them by seven—wickets in bristol. the home side chased their target of 130 with 25 balls to spare, natalie sciver with the winning runs with sarah taylor making 51. england bowled well to dismiss new zealand for 129. new zealand earlier put themselves and england into the final with an eight—wicket defeat of south africa. they meet on sunday at chelmsford. so we now know that england will

she's pace to become first dc mayor to win a second term since 2002." many resents in wards 7 and 8 are disappointed in the lack of work she's accomplish east of the a river. bill controversy this tuesday is initiative 77. restaurants can pay workers $3.33 and workers make up the dierence with tips. if initiative 7 becomes law, restaurants would be required to pay each tipped worker the distri's minim wage of $12.50, proponent say it would mean higher and equal wage, but many restaurant owners and they're fine >>> creators say it's different than anythinglse on the market. there's a ap for parents that claim the contracts cyber bullying on children's cell phone. kim pose? >> reporter: 52 report being cyber bullyinged, in some cases it's been linto suicide. >> it's one of the biggest concern. a>> reporter: but there'sew way for parents top track. >> here i can r see. >>orter: the computer science professor at cu bolder helpedevelop an a called bull alert for android phones, parents can register their child and the ap w slcan for bullying on instagram. p

today in the court of washington, dc a32 today in the court of washington, dc a 32 page indictment was already faces a number of charges relating to his work as a lobbyist on behalf of the ukrainian government. those early charges include conspiracy to launder money and making false statements. he is awaiting trial for that. these two new charges accuse him of check tampering with witnesses, trying to get them to change their statements. the two new charges that have been existing —— added to the existing charges seat is conspiracy ofjustice and a structured justice. one of his associates, someone called konstantin kilimnik, said to be his right—hand man in ukraine has also been charged with those two charges. he is said to have resided in moscow, there are rumours that he may have been linked to the russian intelligence, although that has not been confirmed. so right now we have these two extra charges for paul manafort, two extra charges for konstantin kilimnik, all of this comes as robert mueller earlier this week was calling for his bail conditions to be changed as well. let's take

, do i think there is a lot of stuff broken in dc, would i love everyone to work together.hat is why senator mcconnell kept them, do i think this stunt will make democrats more likely to comome wit the president i don't think so. >> democrats have obstructd and worked senate rules out, senate recess is a new thing, it came in 1971, do the people's business. liz: go ahead. >> modern campaigning, constituents need to be talkd to, and republican are scared. >> i promise you willie win the senate. liz: i promise you will be back in a bit to fight mere more. >> thank you. liz: rumors about a trade war, were they overblown? look at china offering a 70 billion dollar olive branch to the white house. coming up our guest said that president's tough trade talk is working. >> and this, president pardons ex navy sailor christian saucier, and now saucier wants to sue president obama and officials for unprotected -- under the law. we bring in judge napolitano. up next, don't go away. >> i would have taken my punishment the same way, like a man. i made a mistake when i was a kid, clear at

. >> there are a lot of egos in washington dc. that can be frustrating sometimes, but hopefully the people on our team are here to get things done. >> you mentioned the president's twitter account. is he ever give you a heads up? >> sure, he does. office,came into members of congress would say mr. president, i understand how powerful a tool that was on the campaign. please put it away now that you are here in the white house. get members of congress sending can you get the president to tweet this for me? could you make sure the american people understand this by tweet ing this on our behalf? >> take us through the process of one major piece of legislation. let's take the tax bill as an example. a lot of concern among republicans that the bill would blow up the deficit. a lot of concerns that it would not cut taxes enough. walk us through what you did last summer and fall that led to the legislation, and tied work through political minefields. >> one of the greatest misconceptions is that that is done here. in many cases the we are

still to come on sportsday: wales in action in washington, dc.it's all about. a certain different image from sidecar, a sidecar crossword the passengers are not just sidecar, a sidecar crossword the passengers are notjust their... it was derby day at epsom, arguably flat—racing's most famous race. and we had a big uspet in the 239th running of the classic. the queen was there to see the outsider masar come home at 16—1 charlie appleby‘s colt denied the odds—on favourite saxon warrior. it was a first derby triumph for the trainer and jockey william buick. £920,000 in prize money going to the winning connections. warrington are into the semi—finals of the challenge cup after a comprehensive 23—0 victory over wigan, the first time they've beaten them at home in the competition since 1936. incredible! declan patton scored the final try of the match, and in doing so, exorcised some demons from last year, as craig templeton reports. 0ne swing of declan patton's boot. he's put it wide! they can't believe it! that is what it came down to in last year's q

it is not possible anymore to rush to washington dc whenever there is a problem. that was the case in previous it decades. what does european sovereignty mean? does it mean protectionism? the european union is the most open market in the world. it is the largest market in the world and one of the most open markets in the world. thatally do look protectionism leads to nowhere. two things. the first is the idea of fair trade. i said in the beginning that our are styled to free-trade agreements. we negotiated a free trade agreement with canada. they are the closest society, relationshipountry thuropean can have. so the agreement for the negotiators was an example of so, free-trade agreements are not really frankly at the end of the day. we have to try to figure out whether it is free-trade, they are asking free-trade. whatonversations, that is we should have with our american friends. one of the elements of fair trade is with china. president marcon told president trump we should work together on some issues, and one issue tellecalrty. but you have market access. you

every genera to solve tblems their developments create. . >>> ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . >>> immigration debate in dcouse gop had two bills on reform but couldn't musr the votes. on the texas borderhere are real livesbserved by what's going on here. she's been on the groundup last le of days, anne, it's good to see you. whatee have you beening >> there's a lot going on in the rio grand valley. i'm stationed in texas, reporting there are protests going on every day outside of the mccal in border. it's outside where the largest familynit unaccompanied miles an hour and adult center for processing is. you have the media outside. you have a lot of people protesng still. even though dawa we learned was hough the trump administration has said you're going to t continue prosecutes or refer tocu prose people who have illally enter the country they're not separating families, they're not referring those parents for precution. so it looks like zero tolerance is essentially dead. >> we've been seeg the images. we saw some protests going on. ho sending back an ice have been sending back photos and images of some

rally dc and across countriment big decision south of the border this weekend.inal 5 let's do this. ♪. >> we're going to start with the afath of capital gazette newsroom shooting.or invests believe the had long mmering feud with the paper. at one pnt he sued for defamation and lost.os five people l their lives in the targeted attack. see them rebeccamith sales assistant. gerald fischman editorial page writer and