under epa rules, dupont and the release of genx into the water may have been perfectly legal. that's because the it is a byproduct of another substance. >> there is a loophole that needs to be looked at. by congress to make certain that we have safe, good drinking water. in this country. >> state inspectors are now testing the current levels of genx in wilmington's water and the epa is also investigating. >> we as citizens of this nation, need to know what those chemicals are. so at least we can make decisions for our own families as to whether we should drink water or not. >> it will no longer release the byproduct of genx into the cape fear river. and they believe that, product has the not had an impact on the safety of drinking water in wilmington. anthony, today the north carolina department of health said it will take a look at cancer rates, specifically, in this region. >> jericka duncan. thank you. >> we'll be back in just a moment. ahh. where are mom and dad? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude

"action news" reporter katherine scott is live outside of a.i. dupont hospital.t's where the boy is in critical condition. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. tonight there's going to be a prayer an rally at the scene of the shooting. meanwhile family members remain here at a.i. dupont hospital where the little boy remains in critical condition. let's go to video from the scene in wilmington. this happened around 2:30 yesterday afternoon at sixth and spruce. police say a gunman opened fire into the intersection hitting a six-year-old boy in the head and his 31-year-old mother she was behind the wheel and she was behind the wheel struck in the a police do not believe they were the targets. the little boy was rushed to a.i. dupont in critical condition. his mother was taken to saint francis in stable condition. she has since been released and joins the boy's father at the icu. the gunman was last seen fleeing south on spruce. he was in a white pickup with another person inside. there's no clear motive in this case. >> started hearing the gunsho

the little boy was rushed to a.i. dupont in critical condition. his mother was that taken to saint francis in stable condition. she has since been released and joins the boy's father at their son's bedside in the icu. the gunman was last seen fleeing south on spruce. witnesses say he was in a white pickup with another person inside. there's no clear motive in this case. >> people need to be outraged. 'cause i'm outraged when i see something like that. any shooting. >> it's senseless violence that's going on in the city of wilmington. >> reporter: as for tonight's rally and prayer it takes place at 7 o'clock at the scene of the shooting which is at sixth and spruce. we're live at at i dupont katherine scott channel6 "action news" matt. >> stray gunfire in the tioga-nicetown section of the city struck a woman who is seven months pregnant. the 27-year-old woman was leaving a friend's house on the 3800 block of archer street when she was shot once in the leg. she is in stable condition. police say the intended target was shot twice at the other end of

dupont circle that overlooked dupont circle and it was a room that was set up with cameras are you the whole nine yards. and the room has a participate and sexual activity with various congressmen and senators and. and polluting ambassadors the president richard nixon which i. never thought. they would then you know watergate break in if i was not told karl and karl and the whole thing up three weeks has a very very nobody would know it would have been a very good it would have occurred and on monday morning the way was going to work and there is nothing there was no. cabinet are going to be overturned it is going to end there. very soon additional wire taps that end and they leave in the same order of perhaps even better than what they. had told her about this ever on june the first from the drag playing by the way at dupont circle when they read or read the real name the gains read and james color read it was never found this day when read it tell me about the very get go he was working as a clown the applause of a by the across the street from watergate all the very one of these t.v

. >> here locally a candlelight vigil is in dupont circle.ip joining us live ahead the victim ill thanks. >> thanks for having me. >> it's hard to believe one year and i think it's e remember where they were when they started seeing result and what's planned for tonight. >> well tonight the ending gun violence organizing this rally and members of lgbt communities and guns against d.c. and others will commorate and chorus of washington sings and mayor becauseer will be there and remembering those who died or were injured and also the khunty affected and still recovering from this tragic event. >> hoy have things improved or stayed the same. and we'll see the push to get a little handle on guns after we see the horrific shooting and you look at the national level in states like washington and connecticut and california and elsewhere and state strong moves to improve gun laws and make restrictions logical and background checks and those who had optimistic violence and and things ever that nature. we have to remain vigilant and try to get them to

let's take a look at dupont circle this morning. we've got 77 degrees we are definitely already feeling the heat. these metro riders at dupont circle and farrington north have been dealing with cooling issues. they've had fans set up. this is a problem that's been going on for years, guys. the problem is that metro has cooling systems known as chillers. they're not really air conditioners. they get cool air over pipes. then it gets pumped into the metro system. these have been leaking over the last couple of years. so metro has had to shut the whole system off. people are dealing with hot, sweltering conditions and on a day like today when it gets to 90 and above, it is going to be really hot in the stations. the good news is metro has just installed a temporary fix for this problem. they're working on it right now. it should be in place by the end of this month, but that means we've got another couple of weeks before a cooling circle and the farragate metro-north station. be prepared to sweat it out. guys, back to you. >> thanks so

rules, dupont and chemours' release-of-genx into the water may be perfectly legal, that's because it's a by- product of another substance. >> there is a loophole that needs to be looked at by congress to make certain that we have safe, good drinking water in this country. >> reporter: state inspectors are now testing the current levels of genx in wilmington's water and the e.p.a. is also investigating. >> we as citizens of this nation need to know what those chemicals are, so at least we can make decisions for our own families as to whether we should drink the water or not. >> reporter: chemours says it will no longer release the by- product of genx into the cape fear river, and they believe that product has not had an impact on the safety of drinking water in wilmington. anthony, today the north carolina department of health said it will take a look at cancer rates, specifically in this region. >> mason: jericka duncan. thank you, jericka. the co-owner of a massachusetts pharmacy, barry cadden, was sentenced today to nine years in federal prison for his role in a meningitis outbreak i

dupont circle that overlooked dupont circle and it was the room that was cameras are you holding out in your. room as you participate and sexual activity with various congressmen and senators. and clearing ambassadors the president richard nixon which i. never thought. they would then you know watergate break in if i told karl and karl and the whole. three weeks and has a very very nobody would know it would have been a very good it would have occurred and on monday morning they were very was come to work and notice nothing there was no. cabinets or desert will be overturned it is on the end there needs very some additional wire taps that end and they leave in the same order of perhaps even better than what they found. when i told her about this everyone in the first round i dragged playing by the way at dupont circle and they read a read the real name was james reed and james. read it was never found this day when i read it told me about the very get really was working at the columbia applied to across the street from watergate although very one of these t.v.'s switchboard the one w

he's at a.i. dupont children's hospital.e'll have a live report from there in the next 30 minutes. >>> and also new this morning, police say they've arrested major drug dealer in pleasantville in atlantic city. police say when they arrested terrence harris last week they found drugs worth $140,000 along with several guns in his home. harris is being held at the atlantic county jail. >> bill cosby's main accuser will be back on the stand today. the defense will continue to question andrea constand's claims about a sexual assault at the entertainer's cheltenham home 13 years ago. jeanette reyes is live with more on constand's emotional testimony. jeanette. >> reporter: matt tuesday morning bill cosby walked into the courthouse outside a small crowd of supporters missing by his side was his wife of more than 50 years. but the focus today will continue to be on his main accuser, the defense's goal and it will continue from yesterday is to poke holes in her testimony and to point to what they call contradictions. bill cosby's def

anna-lysa gayle is live from dupont circle, where the vigil was held. this is a tough night for those folks. anna-lysa: jonathan, certainly a tough night. hundreds of people were feeling dupont circle from all walks of life with the same message, that she will not be forgotten. >> we will not let her story just go away. we will not let fairfax police tell us this is just a case of road rage. >> this is the moment we look deep in our heart. anna-lysa: anger and sorrow phil dupont circle, days after the teenager was beaten to bat with a baseball bat. vigil, it wasthe trending on twitter with people speaking out about their frustration with the motive. >> i don't think it was road rage. anna-lysa: the police say the suspect, darwin martinez torres, attacked her after he had gotten into an argument with somebody in the group. they were returning to their mosque just as vigils were held in six other cities across the nation. >> this is a public matter and we all need to take a stand on it. anna-lysa: there is also a vigil scheduled for tomorrow evening at 6:

i like that andrew will be staying on as a dupont entity. so let's check in with andrew. thank you so much. >> good to see you. >> you created tremendous value for sharers, but you've also been a good teacher to me about what we have to do internationally. and internationally means fighting climate change, but also american manufacturer. the president's daughter even appealed to you to fight for this one. >> craw, jim, we're disappointedch the business community that's global like dow and my peers out there, really do believe it's a new business model for all of us, sustainability. >> yes, first time i met you, that's the word you used. >> and all the trends going on in the world, generationally we've got to invest, and i think the united states is at the lead. so leaders don't leave tables. leaders stay, and that's the part where i'm disppted there. >> well, bob, a terrific businessman like you, he says he has to leave. you feel you can create more of your viewpoint if you stay in than if you leave? or is it great thing to write a check and leave like mayor bloom brg did

flames were shooting from the back of the home on dupont street. so far no reports of injuries. >>> the jury in the bill cosby case could soon here from the comedian himself, even if cosby does not take the witness g insi

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beautiful creation here, celebrating all things love in dupont circle.was out celebrating. there were protesters out there marching against police brutality on minority groups with the #no justice no pride. again, not everyone was separating out there. there were people out there using this opportunity to speak their peace or speak their mind on that. if you didn't get out there, there are plenty to celebrate. you have the equality march starting tomorrow at 10:00 in the morning and following that, is the pride concert, which is from 2:00 to 8:00. get on out there, if you can, it's g beautiful weekend. we're here in dupont circle, kristen deloan, fox 5 local news. >>> other news, the man accused of striking two dc officers in a transportation worker in a hit-and-run crash made his court appearance, he's charged with assault with intent to kill while armed as well as aggravated assault. the three victims injured thursday night in adams morgan are recovering. along with figures morgan, police arrested duane nicholas taylor a passenger in the pickup truck.

dupont was ordered to pay a fine.bruary dupont and chemours domed out more than $6 million over the contamination in the ohio river valley. jennifer adams was asked why the water company never made its genx study public. >> thrustn't anything in the report that indicated that action was needed. >> adams learned that they worked if from 1990 to 2001. >> do you know of anyone who works at the commercial plant? >> yes, i do. >> have there been any discussions between any board members including yourself and anyone at chemours? >> no. >> or dupont? >> no. >> reporter: results are not expected until late next month. it's an excruciating wait for a mayor whose community is desperate to know if their water is safe. >> we don't know what this is going to do to us that have been drinking it for long periods of time. how long has it been in the river? since 1980. but how much of it has been in the river. >> reporter: genx is usually used in nonstick products. it will voluntarily remove, capture, and make sure it has disposed an

it will go through dupont circle and then end around here.any folks we spoke to who are planning to attend that parade and this weekend's events say they're coming to have a great time and also send a message. >> it's a lot going on right now with the administration that i think a lot of people in the gay community are concerned about and i think it's important that we get together and raise our voices and make sure that those concerns are known. >> celebrating, you know, being lgbtq and openness and the freedom that comes with that, so, it seems like the right time to be here and really show up and represent. >> we don't talk publically about the measures that we are taking but we are aware of th steps to make sure that doesn't occur. >> we have been hosting pride in the district for a number of years with thousands of people that come from around the region and around the country and we want them to continue to do so. our police department will be out in full force. >> reporter: that was d.c. police chief peter newsham and d.c. mayor muriel

dow and dupont announced the merger in the late 2015. meltdown at british airways that stranded thousands of passengers last month at least called 80 billion british pounds. the estimate was released thursday adding up to lost revenue, rebooking and accommodation costss from the debacle. aig said his independent investigation is still ongoing. very expensive mistake. >> thank you. the latest from the business world for its time for the press .eview -- world -- it is time for the press review. a look at some of the papers. focusing on french politics today. with extraordinary moment what is coming up on sunday, the second round of the legislative a vote. the business paper is leaving on this as so many of the french papers. it is saying what we will expect is a tidal wave of support for macron and his new party, la republique en marche. you can see very complex, full coverage in the basic message is 470titled wave will of the seats out of 577. that is the latest opinion poll is slightly more than what we have been. the comment is, in his

lindsay watts was had a vigil earlier in dupont circle. lindsay? >> reporter: shawn and tony that vigil end add few hours ago, we're still seeing people passing through the circle and stopping to look at what's left behind, the flowers and candles is a little difficult to make out but the candles sell out orlando united. 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 man

good news coming to dupont and north farragut. jim, sarah. >> besides the heat obviously that's a huge issue. what is this new program it's called fair share? how does this whole thing work? >> it's pretty simple to tell you the truth and it's underway it's at gallery place and forth to the em. the way that it works is you know that those gates right next to where the station manager sits? well, there's a gait that swings open and closed. people can get through those preet sti easily. let's show you those. we've went down to give you an idea of what they look like. they're typically used for folks who have wheelchairs or big luggage now this new program is basically securing those. metro we have some video of this they basically showed off the progress of this program. you can see through the video that some people in the beginning of the video are able just to go through easily, but then once the program began they shot video at the same station, the forth to then station and folks aren't able to get through because there's a mag

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we call it urban living reenactment. >> they're calling this dupont circle. fully furrished luxury apartments that you can rent for a couple of weeks, months or a it also becomes your social club, with all kind of built in amenities. >> so that would be continental breakfast in the morning and everyone here is going to have a liquor license. we're in the ballroom here, we have a bar. so when they come home, most likely, they'll come up here, they'll nibble on some delicious snacks and grab a drink at the bar. >> all of this unfold in several large spaces designed for relaxation. there will be a speaker series, rotating art installations, rotating artists coming in to explain their works. politics and pros bookstore will providing authors, all in the rare air of this high end sanctuary. >> bringing the city in for our residents. >> for the apartments, they range from 350 to 600 square feet and can cost from 2,800 to you stay, the better the price. with the brookings institute and other think tanks nearby, this dupont circle haven provide location and luxury wi

rick scott orderrd flags state wide to be flown at half dozens gathered for a candle vigil in dupontcle. >> reporter: the vigil is over but tonight there are people stopping by to look at what's left behind the photographs of all the victims, the flowers and the candles, it's a little hard to make out but what the candles spell out is orlando united. earlier tonight, dupont circle was filled with people here to honor those who lost here lives. ♪ ♪. >> reporter: the gay men's choir of washington performed before the candles were lit the tonight. this was organized by a political action committee called pride fund to end gun violence. the group works to elect pro lgbt candidates who support stricter dc muriel bowser was here. the names of the victims who died were read out loud, one by one, this was an emotional gathering, attended by people who live in this area, others here in dc for this weekend's capitol pride event 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. i'm not sure many

reporter: your officer seem to be looking at a second scene in dupont?ef newsham: there is no second scene. there was a weapon recovered in the suspect's vehicle. reporter: can you rule out terrorism? look newsham: we have to at that close, but we do not have a motive at this time. reporter: how are you feeling right now, two of your officers? chief newsham: i feel horrible. we had two officers doing exactly what we ask them to do in the adams morgan community. they were struck. thankfully, nobody else was injured, but i have two of my officers unnecessarily in a chief of police wants is to come to the hospital when one of their officers is critically injured. reporter: any pedestrians hit? chief newsham: we don't have any indication of any other injuries other than the officers and suspects. reporter: and the d.c. government employee? chief newsham: yes, sir. we are in the process of doing that right now. we will let you know further as this moves along. reporter: the adams morgan area is very busy. are you stepping up security following this? chief new

we are standing at his dupont circle mansion which was really his i have arrived statement after he made it in america and felt up his brewery power. this was built between 1892 and 1894. it was a technological innovation of its time. familyd here with his until he died in 1945 and his wife died in 1956. heurich is an american story and he is an important story in washington, d.c. history that has been lost over time. in washington we are used to focusing on federal government and was going on in congress and our culture is focused on the smithsonian's. they are histories that have been lost over time, people who built up the city. there are people who have lived here for generations and this is their story and where they came from. aroundgoing to show you the house today, it is one of the most intact historic houses in the country. it has always original furnishings and fixtures, one-of-a-kind objects, original family archives, and they help us tell the story in a deep meaningful way. came from very little. he was born in a small town to the south of bavaria in germany, before germany r

dupont circle and furrow gate north. why is that? that's because the cooling system for these two red line stations have been broken for years. here's what you need to offline right now. they are working on a temporary fix which is a temporary cooling tower on the streets. that won't be in place until the end of the month. so it's going to be some time before you see some relief. back here as we go down frart into the station. you can feel a little bit more of the heat coming from the station down here. 75, 76, it's warmer inside the two red line stations. be prepared for that if you are coming down here into the red line today. dupont circle faragate north will be hotter than outside. the cooling system will be in place hopefully by the end of this month. give yourself some patience and try to stay cool. back to you. >> adam tuss live for us. thank you. >>> 6:33. here's a look at some of the morning's top stories. polls open in the pry rare ri race for virginia's governor. 4's justin finch is live. >> the popular national museum of

. >> reporter: the long-term health effects of gen x are unknown, but studies submitted by dupont to the e.p.a. show it caused tumors and reproductive problems in lab animals. lisa grogan's son nathan battled a rare kidney cancer. she like many other parents of children in cancer in the area aren't pointing fingers but are wondering whether toxins in their drinking water were the cause. >> because of what our kids have been through, i think it's hard to people to look at us and say, the water's probably okay, we're not willing to accept that risk. >> reporter: amy herman's son jacob had leukemia. >> it just seems odd that we're having to fight for clean water after we've fought for our children's lives. >> reporter: there are currently no federal drinking wa under e.p.a. rules, dupont's release-of-gen x into the water may be perfectly legal, that's because it's a by-product of another substance. >> there is a loophole that needs to be looked at by congress to make certain that we have safe, good drinking water in this country. >> reporter: state inspectors are now testing the current

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this one was down near dupont.eporter: van ness to dupont circle no red lion service either direction. >> okay. >> wow. >> that's quite the scene there. we sure appreciate you showing us what's going on and keeping to date with wt' out there. we'll continue to monitor it throughout the morning. thanks martin. >> reporter: okay. >> check back in a few. frustrating to say the least. >>> let's talk about something a little more positive, wisdom. i think you've got that. >> all right. you're right. 10:33 is the time. our next guest needs to introduction because he is a multi if as is heed hiphop veteran not only is he a rapper with hits like play like a pimp and shorty say, he's also a grammy award winner producer an activate. we're talking about david banner who new released a political album charge -- charged album called the live box. he's live in the loft to talk about the all bum how he went from homeless to a super star. >> i was homeless. [ laughter ] >> no doubt. ain't no halfway homeless. >> pretty much homele

fox5's bob barnard live dupont circle. >> reporter: wisdom good morning.r growing up in the new york city area my dad always complaining about the new york city subways, they keep raising the fares and killing the service. well, sort of the same thing happening here starting sunday here in the d.c. metro system and they've been putting up announcements. joining us is martin dicaro. there's the sign there. the metro changes on june 25th, metro messaging is going out there. martin, you're a contributor a r what's this all about? why -- why fares going up and service cuts? >> that's right. metro had a big budget deficit. rider ship has been going down. metro is really at a crossroads. let's not just talk about safe track. let's look at the last decade or so as service has continually deteriorated. there have been safety issues a number of other issues. they went almost a whole year without a general manage before paul wiedefeld g here. safe track ends and whether it is a success will be termed by the people we see coming and going here today, riders. 750,000

the same thing happened outside the dupont circle station. this caused periodic suspensions of red line service and here's a live picture from the dupont metro station here where service was just restored but it could take some time for all the delays to clear. news4's kristen wright is live with more problems. >> reporter: hey there, guys, just talked to a woman who is so incredibly frustrated with metro at this point. she said she waited outside the station here for a couple of hours waiting for a shuttle and never saw one. just got off the phone with metro. as you mentioned, service has been restored on the red line. the problem, they're saying, an arcing insulator which we have heard before. residual delays. a group service has been restored, some of them are choosing to wait out here for the bus because of the residual delays and all the crowds that are still around. we want to show you video from just a few minutes ago before service was restored. the sidewalk outside the station swamped with people all trying to get somewhere and they

last night-- mourners held a vigil for nabra hassanen at dupont circle. police say the 17 year old was attacked in a case of road rage early sunday morning. 22 year old darwin martinez torres is now charged with murder. many of the mourners say expressed frustration with the police investigation. a funeral for nabra will be held this afternoon at 1:30. an online donation drive has raised more than 300-thousand dollars to cover those costs. another vigil for the teen will be held tonight in reston. now to a case that shocked the nation. a black man - shot to death in his car by a police officer. the aftermath, streamed live on facebook. last week - officer jeronimo yanez was acquitted of all charges... prompting marches in the streets. new dash cam video showing what happened, after the officer pulled castile over, saying he looked like a burglary suspect. we want to warn you that this video is graphic and may be disturbing to some viewers. yanez was found not guilty of second-degree manslaughter. the police department fired him after the trial. you'll fin

pile my pattern tonio and this is america's lawyers you know for decades dupont was using a chemical called ca to produce their blockbuster product teflon the pot was well aware of the toxicity of ca the cording to their own internal documents but it wasn't until the company was facing thousands of lawsuits that they finally stopped dumping this toxic chemical into the ohio river were poisoned thousands of people but the chemical that were placed c eight a chemical known as gen x. is beginning to cause similar health problems same things we saw with ca in close to three hundred thousand people along cape fear river may have been exposed to dupont's newest toxin tonight we'll tell you the story of genetics and how do part quietly swap the one poison for another and later in the show we'll talk about the details of california's recreational marijuana laws so don't go anywhere america's war starts now. in two thousand and two pot officially stopped using a chemical known as c eight in the production of teflon mostly in response to massive lawsuits that the company was facing the company

derick ward is live at the dupont station with everything you need to know. >> reporter: while you were sleeping metro was making more changes. now, there's a new paradigm of operation and costs with metro and a good way to think about this, this will cost you more or less in service. and today will be the first time metro riders will see these new hours or weekends. today metro opened at 8:00 a.m., and will close at 11:00 p.m. until 11:30. if you are going out for weekend plans for metro you have a little more time. they will close at about 1:00 a.m. in the morning. so that will get you back and forth to wherever it is you are going. now, since 2014 we have not seen a fare hike, and all that changes today. rush hour will cost 10 cents more starting monday and monday will be the first rush hour under the new pricing paradigm and you will pay $2.25 for a rush hour trip and at most 6 bucks for a rush hour trip. off peek like today you will pay 25 cents more, and that starts today. if you are riding outside of the rush hour you will pay at least $2, and at most $3.85. not just on the rails