the four—times major golf champion rory mcilroy has split from his caddyjp fitzgerald.all of his major titles. last month, mcilroy gave fitzgerald credit for geeing him up after a poor start to the open. it was actually this month we are not in august yet. mcilroy‘s expected to explain his decision on wednesday ahead of this week's world golf championship event in ohio the hosts ireland have some bad news ahead of the women's rugby world cup that starts next week. their captain niamh briggs has been ruled out of the tournament with an achilles injury. ireland's first match is against australia on 9th august in dublin. briggs — who missed the six nations because of a hamstring injury — suffered this latest setback in training. munster‘s louise galvin will replace briggs in the squad — while a new captain will be named later this week. it's not unusual for children to follow in their father's footsteps. but when your dad is former champion jockey frankie dettori — those are some shoes to fill. emma jones has the story... an impressive training ground and an equally impres

fox5's tom fitzgerald live with more details on this.porter: yeah, jim, shawn it goes further than

fitzgerald ended up prosecuting , obstruction or of justice. comey was unconcerned about the jailing of journalists and never threatened to resign over the infringement on their first amendment freedoms. have ce mueller did not the moral sense, recuse himself when he was offered this special counsel job because of his close personal lationship with james comey, then who he's hired since then, it's very clear, the president is not going to be able to fire him. there will be such screaming about saturday night massacre and mueller knew that. and this is part of his vin dickive -- vindictiveness. when it became clear from comey's tom there was no collusion with russia by trump by president trump, then he leaks out that, oh, i'm investigating the president for obstruction of justice. why would he to that? because by leaking out that he was now investigating the president, then if the president fired him after he leaks out he's investigating the president, then you'd have the allegations of saturday night massacre and all this kind of stuff. so the

fired from somewhere just north of the intersection of santa teresa boulevard and fitzgerald avenue,he slug shattered the rear window. a second vehicle was also hit. grace's mother julie is outraged and worries someone is going to be badly hurt unless the culprit is caught. the sheriff's department is stepping up patrols in the area in gilroy rob fladeboe kron 4 news chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins u

new images of the uss fitzgerald.omorrow marks one month since the collision with a container ship killed seven sleeping crew members. hulldivers welded onto the below the waterline, and there was also extensive damage to the superstructure. the navy will decide whether to repair the ship in japan or bring it back to the u.s. the repairs are expected to take at least one year. back in hawaii, the navy welcomed the fitzgerald's p this week, named after the first medal of honor recipient of world war ii. the next destroyer will be commissioned in san diego next week. said news from hollywood -- actor martin one day after his 89th birthday. best known as the master of disguise on "mission impossible," he won the best supporting actor oscar in 1991. he was also known for the role that he turned down, mr. spock in the original "star trek." fans also mourning the death of famed horror film director george romero, credited with creating the zombie movie genre with a 1968 classic, "night of the living dead." his family said h

be reported and for any one else who may have been shot at in the vicinity of santa teresa and fitzgerald com forward. meantime they will be stepping up patrols here. in gilroy rob fladeboe kron 4 news a couple of big fires in the east bay remain under investigation tonight. yesterday we told you about this fire that ripped through several businesses and the lafayette chamber of commerce. investigators were out at the scene today... but we still have not heard if they are any closer to a cause. among those businesses affected are a popular italian restaurant. the damage to the building alone is estimated at over a million dollars. meanwhile it has been exactly one week since a massive construction fire in oakland. the a-t-f arrived earlier this week to begin its investigation. so far while the fire has been called suspicious... they have stopped short of calling it arson. it comes on the heels of three similar fires in the east bay that devasated housing developments under construction. (pam) let's take a live look outside on this friday night.. this is s-f-o..(steve) our chief meterologi

news 4 megan fitzgerald takes us to congressional cemetery for two officers we're thankful for saving lives. >> reporter: we pledge allegiance to a flag which reminds us that the liberty we enjoy has come at a cost. >> our founding fathers signed the declaration of independence. of those men only one is buried here in washington, d.c. >> reporter: so, in the congressional cemetery where many american heroes honor two more. >> special agent bailey, you and special agent greiner embody the essence of self sacrifice. >> reporter: it was last month when a gunman opened fire on a baseball field in alexandria where members of congress were practicing. >> all of a sudden we heard shots. it was clear pretty quickly it was a shooter there with a high-powered rifle. >> reporter: while the members ran for cover, special agent david bailey and crystal griner both highly respected veterans of the force instantly fired back. not thinking twice about sacrificing their lives to save those they swore to protect. >> thank you to the d.c. society of the sons of american revolution. greatly honored to be

. >> news4's meagan fitzgerald now with an interview you'll only see on news4. >> it is the majority of my life. >> reporter: mia mason served as michael. she did five tours in iraq and afghanistan and received several metals for her service. the biggest fight for her life, she says, was in 2010 when she began transitioning to female. the military eventually found out and she was discharged. when the ban on transgender service members was lifted in 2015, she was back. >> it's no longer an issue. you don't need to identify me as transgender anymore. you need to identify me as a woman. >> reporter: but today everything changed and president trump tweeted, saying transgender people are no longer allowed to serve. >> now i may be forced to lose all of my benefits, again. i may be forced >> reporter: she's afraid of losing it all. >> taking thousands of people that are currently in uniform and kicking them out of the military is more disruptive than anything that any critic can say about allowing transgender service members. >> reporter: eric fanning is the former secretary of the army, a

. >> megan fitzgerald, all over it. let's start with doug in the storm system. >> you're talking about the heat and humidity. that's the factor that contributes to the heat advisory that we have now across the area. today for the hottest day of the year. we've hit 97, 97 down towards richmond. so some extreme heat. it'sth take a look at that heat index right now. 105 in quantico. and baltimore right now at 101 degrees. now, you mention the heat advisory there it is through 7:00. part of this southern zone is for tomorrow, too. i fully expect to see another heat advisory tomorrow, saturday and most likely into the day on sunday sunday, as well. heat index values approaching 105 degrees extreme heat. we go hotter tomorrow and most likely on saturday, too. that is something we'll be talking much more about. not only that, we have air quality issues, amelia is going to join me later to talk about that. we have a good chance of some strong to severe thunderstorms over the next couple of days. we'll break it all down for you

fox5's tom fitzgerald is live on the h hill with more. tom report report we've seen a the lot of emotional moments up here on the senate over the years this certainly now goes on that list the scene, the l 80 year old john mccain, a war hero stall wart of the republicans going onto after just last week announcing that he he had bhen diagnosinged with brain cancer, a dramatic scene not only in the senate, but throughout capital hill today as emotions have been run ning high as the republicans es planned to up end obamacare. this is the heart senate office building as demonstrators took over the center court of the senate office building. many of these protestorses opposed the plans on upenned republican plan. many more in h wheelchairs. the us capital police finally had to move in and enact some arrests because of all of this today. inside the senate meanwhile a squeaker victory of a vote of the republicans. this doesn't repeal obamacare, it doesn't re place obamacare. what it does is to allow debate to start on what form of replacement or

tom fitzgerald thank you so much. we're learning about the controversial meeting donald trump with russian officials in 2016. >> the "washington post" identified the 8th person in the room and special council robert mueller now says it's okay for don jr. and paul man for the to testify publicly on the xhition on medaling and 2016 elections. let's bring in lexi. axios.com. a short time ago "washington post" is reporting that second previously undisclosed meeting with the russian president at the g 20 summit in germany i understand it was an hour. we know about the first meeting two hours and second meeting one hour and only person in the room was translator i'm sure we'll hear more about tha forward. >> as we look at the subject at hand tonight. what's new in this investigation and where are we at this point as we move forward. >> so as you previously mentioned it's now known that there are eight people in this room with trump jr. during the meeting which you know, it's now becoming a clown car meeting like how many pe

the trump administration named fitzgerald to succeed the who serve friday 2009 until january. fitzgerald is obstetrician practiced in georgia for three decades and served as of georgia department of public health and 2011. health officer since uan calling from new york, on democratic line, what is on your mind today? to er: i'm just responding t the -- or the gentleman that to say that people should go back to their country injustices there. the united states has been a welcomed people all have been fleeing from kind of persecution all over the at this point, because someone experienced persecution chosen to leave their come here at their choosing to the americans. reason believe that is a to bar anyone from entering the country. from newport, virginia. what do you want to say? couple things. first on immigration, of course, the world. other countries are very, very, when ough on individuals you come in, they track you. they know you are there and know what you are due to leave. you had a show sometime ago, said,s ago, the young lady now we have a strong vetting rocess and the

seven sailors died during the collision between the "fitzgerald" and a cargo navy ship. they must decide if it can be relocated to the u.s. under its own power or must be towed for needed repairs. >>> active duty soldier arrested in hawaii on terror charges. the fbi says army sergeant ekika kang p isis and helped purchase a drone for isis to use against american forces. the 34-year-old kang served tours in iraq and afghanistan and was highly decorated. once awarded the global war on terrorism service medal. >>> slightly cooler temperatures are helping fire crews wage war on the dozens of wildfires scorching parts of the west but containment is still a long way off for some including two major wildfires in southern california that have gutted more than 20 structures and forced thousands of people from their homes. fire crews could be further hampered by incoming storms with the potential to spark new fires. now here's a look at today's weather. >> good morning, the interior continues to sizzle. staying hot in utah, nevada, california, as well as arizona. this week we'll h

tom fitzgerald joins us with the latest on this. fitz?porter: to answer your question, christopher wray is man who found himself in a very hot, seat on capitol hill. this was a remarkable confirmation hearing for an fbi director in a number of ways. and remember, christopher wray is only in that chair today because his predecessor james comey got fired in the spring by president trump and that unleashed all of these allegations that the reason comey was fired what to shut down the fbi's russia trump campaign investigation. so here we are today, and by a lot of democrats and republicans, they say went well for christopher wray through the his questioning they seemed to be receptive to what he was saying. what did he say? well, a lot of things that he said were in contradiction to the white house has said. this, for example, senators wanted to know about ways independents would he be somebody who was his own man in that job? he made it very clear today that he was not going to be going into a lot of one-on-one meetings with the president an

. >> tom fitzgerald has reaction from some of the lawmakers who are close with him as well.ey, tom. >> reporter: good evening, sarah, jim. we spend so much time up here talking about the political battles that go on that sometimes it gets lost in the mix that this is a workplace and that people build relationships up here over long periods of time. remember, john mccain has been in the united states senate for 30 years. he was in the house of representatives for a couple of years before that so he is a stalwart up here. there are many senators and category men who don't -- congressmen who don't remember a time when john mccain was up here when they were not. factor that into the reaction here. the feelings are very strong. perhaps mccain's best friend up here arguably i think everybody would say is that probably senator lindsey graham. they are times. graham spoke today. he was at a preplanned event for an immigration bill but obviously the question turned to the fate of his friend right now, which many people are concerned about. lindsey graham got pretty emotional when he

but first tom fitzgerald out to you. >> reporter: jim, one of the lines of the u.s.ght now with serious health concerns. senator john mccain's revelation of brain cancer is rocking capitol hill but it's going to have political impact as well. we'll have that story. sarah. >> and busted. police seize $2 million in cleaning jugs. how the shocking discovery was made during a traffic stop. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 5:00. >> we're back with your headlines at the half. not guilty. a jury in charles county maryland reaching that verdict today in the sexual abuse case against charles county teacher ronald wells. he was accused of sexually abusing two students last year. he vehemently denied the charges. he was removed from lackey high school in indian head more than a year ago when the allegations arose and was placed on a paid administrative leave. >> woodbridge woman wanted for child neglect is now under arrest. police say they found a two-year-old boy and an 11 month old girl by themselves outside of their apartment in dumfries. 30-year-old amanda allen was found

please join me in welcoming frances fitzgerald and david gushee. [applause] >> good evening. we would like to thank all of you for being here this evening and all who are watching via c-span. it is good to have such an opportunity to talk about i think as an evangelical myself the most important book on evangelicalism that i think has been written in a very long time. and it's majestic in its scope. it covers everything you can possibly cover about evangelicalism. it is the work of many decades of reporting and my happy task this evening is to get the ball rolling by asking as many questions as i can fit in and about 40 minutes and you all will have a chance here in the audience in atlanta to ask some questions yourselves. i will start off this way. welcome to atlanta. i am sure you enjoyed our -- as you made her way to the airport. i'll start by asking you this. frankie, is that okay? what motivated you to do a lot of research on the evangelicals and to decide to devote so much attention to the evangelicals community? >> let me preface this by saying the last time i met davi

this is called high hopes, the journey of john fitzgerald kennedy. we began the exhibit with the tragic end. every body knows how his life ended. we wanted to get that out of the way first. we begin with a big tv screen that shows the soap opera running on that day in november. as you walk by the tv, it interrupts the soap opera with the footage of walter cronkite announcing the presidents passing. emotional,ming taking his glasses off. our focus is not on it kennedy's death, but kennedy's life. this exhibit examines one of the most iconic parts of his life, his world war ii service. he was a world war ii hero. he did -- we have some amazing items, including a letter where he request to serve in the military. he wants to serve on a pt boat. flight logbook is believed to be the only evidence that exist that he took flying lessons. after he recovered from his back injury, he took flight lessons for a while. this was the logbook signed twice that he did a solo flight. stopped the training after his brother was killed in a plane explosion. we wanted to b

this exhibit is called high hopes, the legacy of john fitzgerald kennedy. we begin the exhibit with his wife. life and knows how his spirit we wanted to get that out of the way first. the cbs soapshow opera that was running that day on tv. then it interrupts the soap opera with the image of walter cronkite as he took his glasses off and had to catch his breath. announcing the presidents passing. it is not on his death, we focus on his life. focusest of the exhibit on one of the most important parts of his life. it contains some amazing one of a kind items. letter whereigned he requested a survey of the military and specifically how he wants to serve on a pt vote. this logbook is expected to be the only evidence of this. after it was great quite -- recovered while he was still on duty this was the logbook that contain evidence that he did a solo flight. he then stopped the training after his older brother was killed in a plane next lotion. with his to be sure legacy to highlight that this was one of his most important parts of his life. the incident where he

navy for the uss fitzgerald crash off the coast of japan. seven service members died. nothing to prevent the june crash. >> number four, wildfire in mariposa county has now destroyed 99 buildings and is threatening more homes. the detwiler fire has burned more than 70,000 acres. it's just 10% contained. >> number five, we're in the 50s this morning with fewer clouds. that extra sunshine means warmer weather this afternoon. and your 12-hour day planner with temperatures near 60 at the coast, 75 to nearly 90 around the bay and inland. >> number six, we do have a crash in fairfield working right now. still have the three left lanes blocked. some injuries reported in this, too. three cars total involving a semi and about a three-mile backup. that's westbound 80 just before abanarthy. >> number seven, and alexis, you may want to chime in, because this sunday, drivers will be facing numerous road closures before, defer during and after the san francisco marathon. that includes lanes on the golden gate bridge. we have the complete list of closures on abc7news.com. we're certa

. >> this took place on fitzgerald and santa teresa. the girl's mother is worried this could happen elsewhere and somebody appears to be shooting at cars. david louie is live in gilroy with more. david? >> reporter: larry, you can see that the glass is missing on the back of this minivan. a pellet or bb went through this glass, shattering it and struck a 7-year-old girl who was in the middle seat just behind her mom who was at the wheel. and to everyone's surprise, the evidence of what had struck the girl was later found tangled in her hair. >> glass just popped and got me in the ear. >> reporter: imagine the shock when 7-year-old grace realized her right ear was bleeding. she and her younger brother, michael, were riding with mom on their way to go swimming at grandma and grandpa's. the back window shattered and a bb or pel elt was found in grace's hair after it grazed her ear. >> she's bleeding. it was just really frustrating to not know what to do and to feel so like confused and overwhelmed by what the heck is going on. >> reporter:

details for her day in court coming up next but first tom fitzgerald what's going on?good evening, jim. busy day up here on capitol hill. the senate out. we'll tell you about that and also new troubles for president trump's presidency. first over to ronica cleary. >> reporter: thanks, tom. well, today the president announced efforts to work towards a second ceasefire in syria. we've got details from inside the white house on what that may entail coming up after the break. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ why are you deleting these photos? because my teeth are yellow. why don't you use a whitening toothpaste? i'm afraid it's bad for my teeth. try crest 3d white. crest 3d white diamond strong toothpaste and rinse... ...gently whiten... ...and fortify weak spots. er enamel. crest 3d white. ♪ ♪ keep your hair strong against styling damage... ...with pantene 3 minute miracle daily conditioner. a super concentrated pro-v formula makes hair stronger*... ...in just 3 minutes. so it's smoother every day. because strong is beautiful. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 55:00. >> here's a look all righ

findings show multiple errors by the crew of the "uss fitzgerald" in a failure to take action in the final moments leading up to the crash. two defense officials tell our barbara starr, seven of our country's finest and bravest died in that collision, you see them all right here. among them xavier martin, just 24 years old, a son who followed in his father's footsteps, joining the navy as a teenager. his father called him a supernova and a bright shining star. >> how proud of your son are you? >> words can't describe how proud of him -- i can't -- i have kept every text from the time he's joined the navy. and there's just numerous texts that i've expressed how proud i am. i'm so proud to be his father. i could not ask for a better child. never. >> joining us now live at the pentagon is our pentagon correspondent barbara starr. barbara, you're the one who got this reporting, this information. what else are the investigators telling you? >> reporter: first, continuing utter heartbreak for these seven navy families, but what investigators are finding, and it is the preliminary findings,

fired from somewhere just north of the intersection of santa teresa boulevard and fitzgerald avenue, the slug shattered the rear window. a second vehicle was also hit. grace's mother julie is outraged and worries someone is going to be badly hurt unless the culprit is caught. the sheriff's department is stepping up patrols in the area in gilroy rob fladeboe kron 4 news ((pam))the weekend is here... and much of the bay area is under a heat advisory.((steve)) meteorologist brittney shipp is back to tell us just how hot its going to get. a warming trend is expected to begin today as high pressure builds into california from the desert southwest. very warm to hot conditions are expected to return to inland areas over the weekend. some cooling then appears in store for the first part of next week. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this july visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. >> he didn't act alone. >> i'm sorry. >> the lost boys murder investigation. he

and patrick fitzgerald, patrick fitzgerald was gunning for somebody, anybody when he did not get whatd went after other people. there is a mandate for this special prosecutor. they are beyond it. >> sean: i will get to the sean spicer issue. you know better than anybody how tough it is to be behind the podium, what is your reaction to this? >> i hope pat is wrong. it will be terrible for the nation if it gets to that point. i'm not sure donald trump can sustain a saturday night massacre. frankly if you are donald trump, what you want is bob mueller to look at this neutrally, and then come out and say, there was no collusion. if that happens, donald trump is home free. and if that happens from the hands of bob mueller, all of the critics have egg on their face. that's what you want to cheer for. >> sean: i will take the egg, but do you agree with me and the judge and pat that it seems a little bit odd to hire hillary clinton's attorney and all of these obama and clinton and democratic donors? >> yes, i respect bob mueller. he is a fair and impartial man. he made a mistake and is hiring

this exhibit is called high hopes, the legacy of john fitzgerald kennedy. we begin the exhibit with his wife. life and knows how his spirit we wanted to get that out of the way first. the cbs soapshow opera w

and patrick fitzgerald, patrick fitzgerald was gunning for somebody, anybody when he did not get whathe turned around and went after other people. there is a mandate for this special prosecutor. they are beyond it. >> sean: i will get to the sean spicer issue. you know better than anybody how tough it is to be behind the podium, what is your reaction to this? >> i hope pat is wrong. it will be terrible for the nation if it gets to that point. i'm not sure donald trump can sustain a saturday night massacre. frankly if you are donald trump, what you want is bob mueller to look at this neutrally, and then come out and say, there was no collusion. if that happens, donald trump is home free. and if that happens from the hands of bob mueller, all of the critics have egg on their face. that's what you want to cheer for. >> sean: i will take the egg, but do you agree with me and the judge and pat that it seems a little bit odd to hire hillary clinton's attorney and all of these obama and clinton and democratic donors? >> yes, i respect bob mueller. he is a fair and impartial man. he made a mi

in hawaii, the navy welcomed the fitzgerald's sister ship to the fleet. it is named after the first medal of honor recipient of world war ii. there are now 63 early part class -- 63 destroyers. larry: aaron carter plans to go ahead with his meet and greet with fans after spending the weekend in jail. he faces misdemeanor charges of dui and pot possession. he is a former child star, best "aaron's his album "i wantnd his hit candy." .eorge romero died yesterday he was 77. autria: some star wars legends getting huge recognition at the d23 expo. especially carrie fisher. >> her timing was impeccable, except for in this case. she should be here. but she would want us all to have a good time and laugh and not be sad. autria: emotional words there. fisher died after filming her jedi." le in "the last the film is due out in december. oprah winfrey is also among the honorees. she has produced and starred in many charges -- roger asked for jitney. she will costar -- for disney. as mrs. whichr for disney. veronica: the anticipation on that one. autria: the humidity

area, here to explain are melissa fitzgerald and robert williams.welcome both of you. >> thank you, we are very happy to be here. >> more than excited. >> tell us what happens in drug court? >> this week is national association of drug court professionals national conference here in d.c., the largest conference of its kind in the world. over 5,000 professionals, including judges, treatment court providers, mental health professional, are here to get hundreds of hours of training and assistance to promote and to implement these veterans treatment courts, drug courts, dui courts, all across the country. what treatment courts are, are alternatives to incarceration for people who enter the criminal justice system with substance use disorders, mental health connells, trauma. they need to rigorous programs with strict accountability, and huge success rates. 75% of drug court graduates never seen another pair of handcuffs again. >> wow. >> they save livers, save taxpayer dollars and reduce crimes. >> robert, you are a graduate. >> absolutely, proud of t it

news 4 megan fitzgerald lost it along with family and friends in a place where it all began. >> for the young kids for when i play college tennis. >> making it to the pros of the dream for most of the kids who train here. but they also know it can become a reality. >> i feel it's complicated. >> they feel that way because one of the rising stars is francis, he trained here at the center in college park his entire life and now he's playing at wimbledon. >> it's ridiculous. >> his twin brother, frank lynn says their family's this point hasn't been easy. >> and i remember when they're running here, they were three, four, five years old. >> their father immigrated from africa. he found work here as a maintenance man. he worked around the clock, which meant his boys were always with him. >> they spent some nights here in our trainer's room in the office and it's off to the place where they came and knocked on the door. >> watching and playing tennis was all the twins knew. at a young age, it was clear, they had become stars. frank lynn now plays tennis at salisbury university, his brother tu

let's begin with megan fitzgerald, she's down at the mall and a look at what they can expect down there, hey, megan. >> reporter: yeah, we've seen we've seen them with k-9s and large guns in their hands. if you look behind me, you can see officers sort of securing the grounds here behind me. the national park said, yes, you'll see a larger police presence if you come down here tomorrow. another thing to draw your attention to, you'll notice they there's the fencing that's all around the capitol securing the grounds here. we're told there will be check points tomorrow and if you're attending that concert, officials say bags will be checked. there's many reasons why people come from all over the world to spend a fourth of july here in the nation's capitol. >> people dream to come to see this. >> it's a dream come true for this family who traveled from albania. >> where are you from? >> missouri. >> reporter: being in the district to celebrate independence day is personal. >> we're a military family. we have a son that's served two tours overseas. it's a freedom is awesome. >> reporter: to

as fitzgerald collision last month near japan. the fitzgerald has advanced radar and muscles that could be used to shoot down a north korean missile. the test failed when the missile missed the target. north korea will be near the top of the agenda when president trump touches down in germany for the g20 summit with world leaders. china will lead the u.n. security council today as it debates what to do about north korea's missile program. >> meghan: thank you so much. president trump is responding to an north korea's launch of an icbm. north korea expressing doubts about his ability to work with china trade between china and north korea grew almost 40% of the first quarter. so much for china working with us. we had to give it a try. this tweet was just hours after the launch saying north korea just launched another muscle. does this guy have anything better to do with his life? hard to believe that south korea and japan will put up with this much longer. perhaps china will put a heavy move on north korea and end all this nonsense

i'm meagan fitzgerald in for angie golf. >> i'm david culver. a lot of folks thinking about the weather, warm weather here. >> good morning, lauryn ricketts. >> definitely feeling the heat today. you're feeling it as temperatures are already in the 70s at this opponent but the humi c 77 is where we are in d.c. maybe drop a degree or two in the 7:00 hour before we take the temperatures back up. 72, 76 in gaithersburg. wake up this morning, a little breezy but definitely a muggy start. we're taking those temperatures into the low 90s today. scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms. we're going to time those out. also, what does your fourth of july look like? we've got your full forecast by that hour by hour, we've got that in a minute. >> today family and friends will say good-bye to the teen killed in a train in manassas. a funeral for 13-year-old will be held at a mosque in goddard, maryland. on wednesday she was hiking along the tracks with her cousin and brother when the accident happened. no one else was hurt. the community, though, has

jeff sessions will soon announce seve investigations >> tom fitzgerald live at the justice departmentight. you talked to them today, fitz how soon are we talking before we see the this starting. >> reporter: our understanding is that the works have been put in place for some time on this right now and we could learn early as next week the details of this planned justice department investigation. of now, you don't have to have secret information to know that the president has been furious about leaks, leaks about russia, about his meetings, about his staff. this is all an effort to put an end to that. a new white house communications director anthony scaramucci said this will be an effort at both enforcing the law and loyalty into this white house staff. >> if there are senior people inside the administration trying to get them to leak information on each other, we're getting that to stop right now. because that does not serve the president. it doesn't serve his agenda. it's an institution of presidency makes all of us look bad. >> reporter: some of the president's critics has been usi

tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". >> well, while i was driving down 270 to d.c.2:00 this afternoon and it was on and off rain, rain, stopped, came back. >> it's been awful stormy out here. sue palka with the latest own warnings we've got going on and what else we can expect. >> hi, sarah, jim, things are better than when we spoke at the tom of the news kalingt. we have a lot of storms out there but that moved alittle bit which was problem stationary and dropping heavy reign and being aware the water will continue to rise after the storms are gone and hope we don't get another one. montgomery county and howard you're getting nat prince george as well. we'll put it in motion and timely had has moved away a bit and you can also see storm up here towards balling ger creek and a lot of lightning and heavy rain and hail with her. this storm is moving north east than the storm in montgomery county. you'll get an awful lot of rain out of that one as well. that's tracking to northeastern maryland. jonesville, middleburg, union bridge, taney town headed in your direction h

. >> i'm meagan fitzgerald. a little steamy today, i think that's what lauryn is saying. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, yesterday, feeling it today, this morning hits you like a ton of bricks. that's for the remainder of july 1st. mark off some pool time for today. 80 at 9:00 a.m. you know we're going to be warming up. temperatures in the low nunn for daytime highs today. going to feel closer to 100 degrees because of that humidity. we he do have a chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms any time after 1:00 to about 7:00 tonight. again, if you are added to the pool, make sure you keep an eye on the sky even if you're traveling as well. i do believe out for fireworks. we're dry after 7:00 p.m. that's something we'll watch. i've got the exact timing on those storms coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right, lauryn, thank you. new developments in an overpass row house fire on u street. one firefighter treated for minor injuries. d.c. fire officials say flames started on the roof deck of one row house and spread to a neighboring house. that fire is now un

. >> megan fitzgerald is on the scene with what we neighbors were walking alon this trail early this morning when they spotted a body right next to the bridge. they called 911 within minutes this area became a crime scene. >> all of a sudden, five trucks -- >> there was a dead body. >> and where children come to play. >> they found an adult hispanic mail unresponsive along the trail. >> the adult mail did have trauma to his body. >> for nearly five hours, investigators and they collected evidence to try and figure out who killed this man and why. police don't believe this murder was gang related they're asking the public with information. anyone who has information might have seen something or and that's a contact of the police department right away. megan fitzgerald, news years ago but a final battle over con fred rat general is expected to end tonight at fairfax county school board is scheduled to decide to remain jeb stuart. heated debate has been going on for two years. meetings about it have been packed from people from both sides, a school board committee came up with two repor

. >> fox 5 chief circus correspondent tom fitzgerald spoke with the ring master. he joins us live with more on this. actually, fitz, this is a big deal for some areas. >> reporter: it is. i only wish i had the top hat to tell you about it. a lot of people remember going to circuses as kids and watching these performing animals. they will tell you, it was the time of their lives. but now, officials in montgomery county are saying times have changed. there is a proposal right now between the montgomery county council that would ban animals from performing in circus or any other kind of paid entertainment performance. now, why do they want to do this? why do they want to take this piece of americana, the author democratic councilman george leventhal said he has come to believe that animal don't want to perform and it is inhuman >> circuses can be popular and successful utilizing humans. humans have informed concert. they know what they're doing. an animal cannot consent. >> reporter: turns out includes wild animals in exhibit shows for entertainment purpose that is c

megan fitzgerald, news 4. teenager was killed and three others badly hurt after a ride unexpectedly flew apart in midair hurling riders to the ground. a minute later, a seat fell off and then hit the glound. >> what we're showing you is company video of the fireball. today ohio governor john kasich took a tour of the park. he said this tragedy will not define the state fair. safety of the park's rides. >> what you need to make sure is you check, recheck, you do the best you can. but the ability for human beings to. >> state investigators say they'll do an autopsy on the machine to figure out why it fell apart, meanwhile, the marines are confirming that the 18-year-old victim, tyler gerald, had enlasted in the service less than a week ago -- enlisted into the service less than a week ago. >>> you can weigh in on our flash survey this afternoon, a little more than half of you saying, yes, you can see that in our nbc washington facebook page and continue to vote on doctors operated on the baby's tiny beating hear

has one less ballistic e missile defense after the uss fitzgerald crash last month. the fitzgerald had advanced radar and missiles that could be used to shoot down a missile. the navy's last test, melissa, to shoot down a missle from a war ship on june 22nd failed when the missile missed its target. melissa. >> melissa: all very worrisome. thank you. we are awaiting a speech from president trump in warsaw, poland. his brief visit coming ahead of the g-20 sum it in germany where president trump will meet with world leaders including china's president and will have his first face to face discussion with vladamir putin. john roberts is live in warsaw. john? >> melissa, good afternoon to you or good evening here from poland. the president expected to land in about 2 1/2 or 3 hours. he's got a full slate of activities on hand here in warsaw. the big meeting of the week, i don't think there's any way to say this other than it's going to be the event of the week is when he meets with russian president vladamir putin. of course, the president has during the campaign and as p

case where comey brought in the godfather to his children, fitzgerald, to a.a special counsel when they knew there was no crime. valerie has already been no longer a protected name at the cia and they knew who had done it, richard armitage had leaked. they still appointed an independent counsel who promptly decided his mission was to get dick cheney. the most grotesque example of a ms. character of justice and the danger of the power of the government. that is why i am worried about mueller, not that mueller is a bad person. he is the guy who served with great distinction in vietnam. i have no doubt he is a person who will do his best but he is surrounding himself with a collective group of people who will engage in a witchhunt and i encourage everybody to read arthur miller's the crucible which is about the witchcraft trials in the 17th century salem. that is the mentality of the left, engaged in the salem witchcraft process. we know somebody is evil, somebody is bad, who should we burn at the stake? maybe it is you whoever you are. i have two young ladies after i gave a speech earlier

. >> news 4 megan fitzgerald takes tous us to a special ceremony at the congressional cemetery. >> wedge allegiance to a flag which remind us that the liberty and justice for all has come at a cost. >> the 2017 law enforcement accommodation medal. >> today two american heroes were honored for risking their own lives to protect others. >> special agent bailey, you and special agent griner embody the essence of self sacrifice. >> on june 14th, a gunman opened fire on a baseball field in alexandria where several members of congress were practicing. >> all of a sudden, we heard shots and it was clear pretty quickly that there was a shooter there. it was high powered rifle. >> while the members ran for cover, special agent david bailey highly respected veterans of the force instantly fired back. not thinking twice about sacrificing their lives to save those they swore to protect. >> thank you to the dc society of the sons of american revolution, greatly honored to be here. thank you for the award. >> griner wasn't able to attend the event, but her supervisor accepted the award for her. >>

we need to channel -- news 4 megan fitzgerald is inside a cooling center in northwest with more information for megan. this is serious heat. >> it really is, doreen. ems officials tell us, of course, hydrate. everybody knows that. in addition to that try to get into a cool location as you mention where we are here. it's one of 30 of these cooling locations set up across the city. i took a ride with ems officials today and they told me about the key warning signs of dehydration. stay hydrated, especially, in the oppressive heat. if you find yourself in the elements or without air conditioning, captain alex capice says there are a few things to look out for. >> it comes when your body actually stops sweating. it no longer has the ability to cool itself, you're so far into the heat stressed process. they start to, you know, nod off a little bit as they are profusely sweating. >> since monday, dcems crews have responded to nearly two dozen heat-related calls, but they're hoping if more people know the warning signs and what to do, they can now, the city opens up these cooling locations, as we m