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if you have information, give them a call. >>> to a fox 5 exclusive, prince george's county school ceo dr. kevin maxwell spoke to fox 5 in dep and for the first time since we broke the news of claims of grade fixing to boost graduation rates. the exclusive interview comes as the maryland state board of education has approved the hiring of outside investigators to look into the claims. >> these accusations that there is systemic core reputation are completely and utterly false. the reason you've gone on board with the investigation is what? >> to make sure we put this to rest once and for all. these allegations were first alleged about a year ago in the school year, and were investigated by the department of education and both msde and the united states department of education cleared us of any concerns whatsoever and closed the matter. that these four board members reopened it is sad. >> reporter: why do you think, dr. maxwell, then that this continues to be there, continues to fester, be brought to the forefront if a previous investigation, as you say cleared the school district? >> y

live in prince george's county, lindsey watts, fox 5 local news. >>> thousands of people already decedenting upon the district for this year's gay pride weekend and it could draw record crowds. big parade is sere. an quality march will start at the white house on sunday. matt ackland with more from freedom plaza. >> today, dc officials told us that there are no known threats to gay pride this weekend. but things are taking place behind the scenes to make sure that everyone is protected one of the largest events on gay pride weekend is the festival that is held right here on pennsylvania avenue. basically, roads are blocked, so people can't get through. but today, we asked the police been taken to protect folks who come here after several terrorist attacks including in europe where people are have used vehicles to actually strike folks. here's what he had to say. >> we don't talk publicly about the measures we're taking but we're aware and we will take steps to insure that doesn't occur >> here's the area nearby dupont and logan circles. uniformed officers will be stationed all over, and ther

fox 5. maryland govern larry hogan is now calling for a state investigation into allegations of fraud and corruption in prince george's county schools. fox 5 reporter lindsey watts and journalist van apple gate broke the story and spoke to the governor today. >> reporter: the biggest news today, he says he want to see outside independent investigators looking into this. so that would go beyond any investigation by the maryland state department of education. the governor says he has not seen any evidence of this alleged grade fixing and fraud in prince george's county schools. but he says he's getting requests after request from people who are calling for an investigation. he says he's very concerned. >> we keep hearing all of this out cry. we haven't seen any evidence. but when there's smoke there's usually fire. there's an awful lot of we want to find out if there's fire. >> reporter: sunday governor hogan wrote a letter requesting a thorough exhaustive investigation. the state board met today, but did not make a decision on next steps. we're expecting more from the board and potentially a decision tomorrow. we asked

fox 5. the school year now over in prince george's county. and we just learned the final tally of staff on leave for alleged misconduct and abuse. >> there have been employees accused and placed on leave. saturday, prince george's county schools is making changes for next year. school officials were just discussing it at an annual retreat at national harbor. lindsay watts is there with more on what's next. >> reporter: sarah and jim, at this we have got new information about staff members on leave as well as how the district plans to deal with this next year. first, those very latest numbers for you. 848 prince george's county school staff members have been accused of child abuse or misconduct this year. about half of them are teachers. 233 employees remain on leave right now as we head into the summer months. and we also learn that 67 employees who were accused were either fired, resigned or retired. we'll show you video and take you inside the meeting today. school ceo dr. kevin maxwell he was here along with staff and members, as we've bee

major developments in a story you saw first on fox 5 >> these accusations that there's systemic corruption false >> the head of prince george'spoke can exclusively with fox 5. the atm wouldn't budge and these men are on the run. do you recognize them? >> coming up at 6:00. we know how it is competency it is in this area, so expensive some small business owners are having to leave. there's an effort to help them in dc. i'm matt ackland, that story coming up in a live report >> the news at 6:00 starts now. >>> a child and two other people were hurt in a snoop dogg prince william's county. it is good to have you with us yi'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins. still developing at this hour, we believe the shooting started to an apartment complex and ended a few blocks away. paul wagner starts us off from triangle. paul? >> reporter: that's right. let me give you persp

thrive. ♪ z23wpz z5yz y23wpy y5yy >> back now with sky fox over the scream of water main repairs in prince georgebranch avenue and suitland road. traffic gets by but it's down to one lane in both dire directions, slow going as you can see at 6:30 there. welcome back to "fox news morning" we'll have "weather and traffic on the s" att 6 6:35. first though now theer is search on for killer in montgomery county. this after a deadly double shooting in montgomery village. it happened before 11 last night in the 8200 block of gallery court. police say the two victims were founds in a car. no word yet on possible suspect or motive. >> all new video this morning two brazen burglars caught on camera breaking into a home in northeast d.c., d.c. police need your help finding two. break in happened perry place northeast may 22 and broke into rear window of home and took off with valuables you know these men you're asked to call d.c. police. >> and opiate abuse has reached a crisis level and keeps getting worse. on average there's 260 cases a month in the district. when someone is overdosing on opiate this med

live in freedom plaza, matt ackland, fox 5 local >>> in prince george's county tonight, car break ins are surging, there were 15 thefts from cars overnight, 14 the night before, and more than 20 monday into tuesday. fox 5 lindsey watts is live in hyattsville talking to police about the trends, and lindsey these numbers are huge. >> they are. just a lot of break ins, we're hearing the chill em neighborhood this this week, police say they're see apartment buildings and shopping centers being targeted, and you might be surprised by what's being taken. it's not just typical valuables but investigators say even loose change and disability placards can catch the eye of a criminal. prince george's county police hope visuals like these make an impact. they've been tweeting photos from recent car with the numbers. more than 2300 year-to-date and nearly 15% increase over last year. >> many cars as they can. >> reporter: deputy chief sammy pitel says thieves will use tools like this one. another case a car's lock was broken off >> that's not quite the norm. the norm is they walk up and put it on

. >> and we begin with breaking news tonight out of prince george county. sky fox over the scene of a fatal shooting in the 6400 block of pennsylvania avenue in forestville. >> now, officers were called to the apartment complex 8 p.m. thi evening and discord a man with a gun shot wound. right now it appears to be a fairly large crime scene. can can see police vehicles and first responders vehicles across the scene. sky fox moves around and we'll stay on top of the story and keep you updated with any new information. >> and we also have developing news tonight from virginia. a tragic train accident near mannasas park claimed the life of a 13-year-old girl. thank you for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> the accident shut down part of the vre mannasas line right during police worked to figure out what happened. "fox5" lauren demarco is liver with the details. lauren. >> tony, shawn, police have not yet identified this young girl. we know she was a student at lake braddock secondary school and she was oylt hiking with family members when hit by the t

could be legal ramifications or problems because of the things he boasts on twitter like george conway said fox. >> take a listen to what she shto say. >> not at all the president is very focused on exactly what that order spells out. and that's protecting americans, protecting national computerty and he as every con sti tultion. >> that poke has not changed in the lightest. >> i reached out to she is an attorney and asks for reaction to the property p.m. p.m.. >> whether you're for the president or not for the president i think any lawyer would agree you don't help your case when you go out and talk you know against what your lawyers are trying to say. i mean to put it more bluntly the attorney that aring you ued the case the other for foreman. >> now, while all this is going on there were a lot of other things happening at the white house. >> earlier today the president hosted an event in the east room announcing air traffic control reform and then this evening he'll be oingting gold star families for re. >> we'll speak with two cold star morps white house, ron rop, frorm. >> d.c. mayor bowse

fox 5. claims of grade fixing at some prince george's county high schools.y delegates of the maryland general assembly is reacting to the story. >> members say they have reviewed correspondence between the u.s. department of education and the state department of education dating back to january >> at the time the report indicated that there was no evidence to suggest grades had been wrongfully changed, but the delegateses says questions have arisen how the data was collected and it is now encouraging the state department of education to conduct a further review. meantime last night, school ceo dr. kevin maxwell spoke publicly about the allegations of grade changing during a school board he denied wrongdoing. >> the false allegations about or graduation rates strike at everything that prince george's county schools stand for, past, present and future. these allegations denigrate why teachers teach and why principals lead. they're a personal attack on every teacher, counselor, administrator and employee in this system. >> this issue divided leaders and school

george w. bush. and bill bennett, both are fox news contributors. we have that moment i would just watch.lf reflected up in that moment thinking about why he did or did not make a different choice there. and i want to play one other moment, then i will get bill bennett to react to both of them. this is the one that stood out for him. let's play that. >> the president put it on friday that i hope there is not tapes. i woke up in the middle of monday night. there might be cooperation for our conversation that might be a tape. my judgment was, i needed to get that out into the public square. i asked a friend of mine to share the content of the memo with the reporter, i did not do it myself for a variety of reasons, but i asked him to because i thought i might prompt the appointment of a special counsel. >> martha: that might prompt the appointment of a special counsel, bill bennett, what do you think? >> knocking me out of my chair. you know, the president talking to him on several occasions talking about league's command by complete can do about the leaks, and comey is leaking. he gets out

a prince george's county sky fox after a suspect was running from a home burglary.arricade situation. officers were out there trying to negotiate for about two hours before the suspect piecefully surrounded. there was a warrant out for his arrest. >> there have been some events, but other things over shadowing the white house the white house declared this infrastructure week. you may have missed the headlines. fox5's political reporter ronica cleary is live outside our studios in northwest with more on how some democrats would like to work with the president on this issue. the tweets have really not stopped since saturday night, that terror attack in london and it really started with tweets about that and it continued to be on a variety of travel ban to saudi arabia and there was a lot of reaction to it. so this morning the president took to twitter to really respond to that in particular, if you will, defending his use of social media. if you look at these e says that he has to because of the quote, honest -- he has to provide his quote, honest and unfiltered messa

fox's george franco reports the suspect is claiming to be a witch. >> i saw it it really bothered meke this was malicious intent. >> reporter: jenny king still bewildered after a strange woman came to her home wednesday night and according to the sheriff's office set it on fire and before that fired a couple of rounds into the house. >> it went through here and then this was on the inside. >> miss king tells me one slug shatter the back glass door. the other launched in the family's ottoman. forcing her two teen children home alone at the time to take cover. >> they were sitting on the couch and they both darted behind a wall to protect themselves. >> your daughter and your son. >> correct report roar sheriff's office tells us after the women drove away she went to his nearby waffle house, called 911, and surrendered herself and the gun she used at the home. >> probably still in some shock. maybe probably some denial but i know there's evidence right there and when i see it -- >> sheriff's officer identified the woman as 36-year-old lindsay wells of decatur. miss king says investigat

fox 5. allegations of grade fixes in prince george's county. now the maryland governor stepping in. >>> a ruling on the controversy travel ban. the partial win for president trump tonight, and what comes next following the major decision. fox 5 news at 10:00 starts now. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm sarah simmons >> i'm tony perkins. a painful morning commute. not because of train delays. transit police used pepper spray to stop a suspect inside the gallery place metro station and that caused riders to cough, suffer eyes and more >> they were forced to use the chemicals after the suspect became combative. but passengers say they were caught in the line of fire. angelie hemphill is live with more. >> reporter: this incidents happened near one of the entrances to gallery place, where metro says the suspect tried to enter the station without paying, but some question if police put others in danger his arrest. >> a concering scene for rush hour metro riders monday morning as they came upon four metro police officers restraining a man lying on the g

it was tough in prince george county as well. sky fox over 270 southbound delays spur heavy leading to beltway and 270 southbound need to give yourself extra time and stop and go 70 to struck scales and ever hade through montgomery country. right now 70 to beltway looking at 25 minutes slow down congestion and no crashes to report. that's a pleasant view right. there we'll move it or cameras a crash in virginia at prince william parkway northbound side. left lane and shoulder blocked causing delays because just those two rights lanes getting by in main legs and hov qu quieter and dale city to beltway up against a 30 minute delay and i cross 395 crash 14 street bridge moved to shoulder and see how jammed it is bumper to bumper 110 to across the bridge dealing with 15 minute slow down. watch for that one. as we look at maps other issues you need to be aware of. good news, silver lining, metro not dealing with slow downs now. safe track on time now. rest of tuesday morning commute in prince george county silver hill road dealing with fatal

that was during the investigation into the george washington bridge lane closing case. >>> stay with foxge of the james comey testimony on capitol. we'll air strike hearing live on thursday starting at at your a.m. and if you're not near a tv we will also stream the hear anding on our facebook page as well. >>> donald trump junior said he's going to launch a chain of three-star budget friendly hotels and nothing to do with politics. the younger trump said the trump organization is trying to make money off a brand they kneel r feel there's an undeserved market toward and added more companies could probably do better by being a bit more patriotic. the hotels call american idea will be located in small towns across america. >>> the president traveled and spoke to reporters in cincinnati ohio. the president's new infrastructure proposals with plans to investigate 200 billion dollars into infrastructure. the u.s. will once again become a nation of builders. >> it's time to recapture our legacy as a nation of builders and to create new lanes of travel, and discover and we're going to go see al

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year after year, after year. >>> faking the grade, a story you first saw here on fox 5, prince george'snty public schools accused of boosting grades for hundreds of failing students. ahead at 7:30, a maryland state senator will join us to kaheep ♪ ♪. >>> 7:24 and the extreme heat has caused the cancelation of at least 20 regional flights out of the phoenix airports. the planes have a maximum operating temperature of 118 degrees, its forecast to reach 120. meanwhile in las vegas, visitors are being told to take it easy. it's considered one of the hottest spots due to long >>> speaking of a heat wave, rising temperatures becoming more common across the country, due to climate change. this is according to a study by the group nature climate change. a study also found by the year 2100, three out of four people on earth could be subject to at least 20 days of heat associated with heat waves per year. separate study heat waves becoming more deadly. the bottom line is they're saying it's getting hotter >> it will get hotter for us >> talking about it all morning, today is the best day of the w

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george w. bush and a fox news contributor. karl, good to see you. is it a witch-hunt?you know i would be careful about using that phrase. bob mueller, my sense is, is an honorable man. the idea of being able to get the president of the united states indicted convicted of a charge of obstruction of justices absurd. the president of the united states is the head of the executive branch. he could have told jim comey, shut down the investigation. david: that's right. >> of michael flynn. david: absolutely. that was my first thought. >> is entirely within his powers to do so. would have paid a political price. i've been talking to legal experts about this and one of then, took that theory he didn't have the authority to do it, what if john f. kennedy said to j he had car hoover i want you to shut down your investigation and surveilance of martin luther king? would president kennedy have been guilty of obstruction of justice. david: you alluded to it. it doesn't make sense. it was february 14th, when jim comey said, the president said i hope, you know, that general flynn doe

fox news. >>> to prince george's county. jury returned a guilty verdict in a murder case that upset a community in district heights. october. 15, she was killed while driving her car. the vehicle crashed into an apartment building. prosecutors say she crashed after the man she was dating at the time joseph shot her in the head. we heard the people trapped inside the apartment after that crash. >> (inaudible) >> (inaudible) >> a car ran through my apartment window >> prosecutors say potit will he sentenced in august. >> prince george's county there's been a huge spike in thieves targeting items inside of parked vehicles, bob barnard showing us what police are talking about. >>. >> reporter: prince george's cunty matthew is dusting for fingerprints, somebody dusted out the passenger side door lock and stolen some expensive tools >> what's been stolen >> a bunch of hand tools, a hammer jack, a kind of stuff like that. i can't even work, i have no tools to work with. >> we learned about the growing number of thefts from auto cas

george roach is currently serving in the reserves. we look forward to seeing him back here at work at "fox 29 news" in august. >> good job, george.ersey teenager who escaped from war torn syria is one step closer to living his american dream. muhammad cha-cha syrian refugee, he graduated yesterday with honors from the school of architecture, construction and trade in patterson, new jersey. he and his family left syria with only the clothes on their backs when he was only 14 years old. the family went to lebanon for a few weeks, then they went onto cuba, from there, they came to patterson, new jersey. and became one of the first syrian families accepted into the united states refugee program. muhammad says it is a long road to graduation. >> i barely was able to ask the question in english how are you, like it barely came out of my mouth. i want to set up an example to everyone how refugees do, they work hard. >> wow. >> sweet. wow. now muhammad is headed to rutgers university. he's going to be studying engineering. >> good for him. >> right? >> days after dozens of people were killed in a high-rise fire in london, the uk is facin

joining me right now fox news contributor, former george w. bush deputy chief of staff, karl rove. good to have you back on the show. >> thanks for having me. >> you're thoughts whether or not this will get done? is it realistic to talk about july 4th as a deadline? >> very much up in the air. i think they can get it done. they will have to do some convincing because there are five people publicly who say they are concerned about it. at least one of them, i think senator paul of kentucky is never going to vote for a bill under any circumstances. they can only out of those four announced senators with concerns, they can't afford to lose anymore than one of them. and there may be some other senators who have got concerns. this is period where leadership has to be working adroitly to corral people. get their concerns. to explain parts of the bill about which they may have issues. see if they can't arrive at 50 plus the vice president or 51 and let vice president cheer from the sidelines. trish: what will mitch mcconnell do in this particular case? i almost equate it to pull a rabbit o

. >>> it was a beautiful morning in prince george's county around the region. as the town of bowie welcomed fox 5 for this morning zip trip. erin all had a blast.dom and - check it out. ♪ ♪ >> i got on the train and i picked up students. say hi everybody. that's a lot of enthusiasm. i love it. you guys trust me to drive this train? >> yes >> well, i don't know if i would >> ok. o ok. >> reporter: five questions in what year did kernel william bowie paint a charter to construct a rail 39 southern maryland? the mayor is correct. the answer is he is correct >> tell me about your place here in bowie. you've had a lot of success here >> bowie is one of our premier restaurants, bowie is fantastic. we have a lot of customer, a lot of repeat customer. . >> reporter: you're sure you want me to do this? there you go, my first and ever experience face painting. michelle, you are? >> a brave, brave soul >> sweep it the base, side to side. >> wow. yes. >> these are my obsessions. >> i love it. i love it. >> my obsessions. i like that. >> how do you like me now? >> it's not my obsession. >> come on. let's go

i think george will essentially got fired from fox for that reason.ave all caved and in some way or the other have accommodated themselves to trump. >> yeah. either those of us in the class are high bound and rigid or stuck with our ideas and not reflecting reality or the politicians are craven and don't want to lose their jobs and they will go where the people are. that's basically where they are. one of the things we've learned and trump demonstrated, parties are not that ideological. trump ran against a lot of republican positions and republicans signed on. what parties are these days are cultural signifiers, social identity markers, and just teams. and people think, what team has people like me on it? what fits my social identity? what fits my social identity? people looked around and said sarah palin. she's kind of like me. whether she believed in low or high tax rates, other health care policy. they weren't thinking about that but, "who's like me?" for a lot of people in the republican party, older, whiter, less educated at the core, trump was l

fox 5 local news. >>> horrific. thank you, matt >>> prince george's county police are investigating a deadly shooting in oxon hill. investigators say someone shot and killed saheem body di in the 5200 block of leverage street, taken to the hospital where he so far no ar the facebook page, he was graduate of hampton university and the member of the oxon hill band alumni association and they plan to hold a vigil friday >>> neighbors caught police on camera trying to arrest a man at an apartment complex in southeast. fox 5's kristen leone is near where it happened with the video. kristen? >> reporter: good evening, marina, we're told that the man in that video, anthony shatow, you saw dc police try and arrest he has a history of breaking in and squatting at those apartments on g. and that's why we're told police were called there from the beginning. neighbors there say some of them say that even though he shouldn't have been there at that time, that what police did to him he didn't deserve that. that's why they pulled out their phones and and started recording. take a closer >> reporter: the video itself is going vir

this weekend george lucky us will company did just that. once again climbing into a b25 bomber. fox'sreporter: as bucket lists go, this is george's number one wish. >> we learned that there are planes that saw combat in different wars and he pointed out the b25 and said if i can get up in that i could die happy and so we made sure george got to fulfill that wish and got in that plane. >> reporter: 99 years old an veteran of world war ii, george lucky lusko was an anti aircraft gunner in the pacific he and his units are credited with 29 shaat downs the japanese plains. after the army he got his private license on the gi bill. >> on this day, george will fly again. >> its flying is. good it's fun. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you too. >> are you going to critique h him? >> he can give me a few points. 99 i can use them. >> reporter: little friendly banter with the fellow pilot the man who flies the 72-year-old yankee warrior at the yankee air museum. the b25 bomber on george's buck list. >> wonderful. i never thought anything like this would ever happen, you kn know. i mean i co

greatest intelligence operation in the world and he is retweeting the george report apparently a false story here. >> retweets foxnd friends. he watches that show in the morning. retweets that. but also amazing to me, and the white house refusing to answer a simple question. remember the root of this whole conflict is that donald trump remains angry at jeff sessions for refusing himself from the russia investigation and turning it over to rod rosenstein. talk about no good deed going unpunished. session says right. there is no way he could have supervised this investigation. he is involved. his testimony is scrutinized. he can't super advise this investigation. but trump seems to think that if sessions had simply held on, this problem wouldn't be as big as it is. but you know what, the rules are the rules. and sessions had to get out. >> as you know, we've been reporting, we have heard that the president was so angry at jeff sessions for refusing himself because he saw that as a sign of weakness that eventually led to the creation of the special counsel former fbi director robert mueller and the president remains

george's county to catch fire. take a look. h h was the view from sky fox. crews were called to the fire on cross road trail in brandywine around noon today some of the surrounding brush also caught fire. you can see most of the house the the firefighters got all the flames out. fortunately no one was hurt. here's a look at what is coming up on five at six. thirty. after a series arrested on an outstanding of terror attacks, is the nation's capital vulnerable to a similar threat? ronica cleary and we're telling you about fewer on camera briefings at the white house. do you care? does it matter to you? weigh in, use >> we have a look now at the top six stories. first up a brutal setback for senate republicans, gop leaders announced they are proposting their planned on a re formed healthcare billion. this comes after the legislation began losing support this equal woo. the president is now hold ing a meeting with republican senators to see what needs to be done to get the billion passed next month. we have an update on the allegations of corruption in prince g

fox 5. the school year is over in prince george's county.tally of staff on leave for alleged misconduct and abuse, there have been 848 school employees placed leave and as a result prince george's county schools is make changes next year, school officials were discussing this at an annual retreat at the national lindsey watts with more. >> reporter: at this board rsu.eat today, we have gotten em 848 school staff members accused of abuse or misconduct and put on leave this school year. about half of those are teachers. 233 employees remain on leave right now. as we go into the summer months, also learned that 67 employees under investgation have either been fired, resigned or retire the. we'll take you inside the meeting now. ceo school kevin maxwell was here along with members of his staff and school board member, we've been reporting new policies put in place one year ago to address cases of child abuse by school staff. policies meant to better protect kids. some school employees have said this has gone overboard. we're innocent people and

fox colleagues, jenna lee. look at her. during her tenure year, she has covered a variety of stories. everything from the statue of liberty and the george she is saying good-bye after ten years and she has been a fantastic journalist. so, jenna, all the best from here at fox news channel. >> greg: this is going to kick your eyes out. anyway. let's look at this. etiquette news and when you are at the gym, it is really important when anybody is doing yoga or a provocative exercise that you don't sit and stare. >> kimberly: stare? >> greg: that's the gym. look at them, they are staring at her. that's rude. disgusting stalkers. >> kimberly: talk about getting mad at other stalkers. all right. it's time for can i remember -- it is national donut day. here are some donut facts from our brain room, so must be true. donuts were known as oily cake. they first appeared in 1803 and this is interesting for the russian conspiracy stories. did you know that? these are from dunkin' donuts. all right, set your ♪ >> president trump valving victory takes political -- to the nation's highest court. this is "special report." ♪ >> good evening, welcome to w

fox 35 's story and has new details tonight. >>reporter: top brass in prince george's county say that report you mentioned absolves them that the it is now case closed. however, there are questions about how the investigation was conducted, who was interviewed, who was not. the biggest question now will there be another investigation by the state with new evidence and whistleblowers coming forward? fighting back against corruption claims, prince george's county schools gave us this report. it says a year ago the us department of education got a whistleblower tip alleging the ceo of schools was forcing educators to change grades to boost the graduation rate. in december a representative from the maryland state department of ed was sent to investigate. she met with ceo dr. kevin maxwell and says she asked him to identify others with whom she could talk to. in january she spent several hours interviewing maxwell and four brought in. none of them recalled any complaints that grades had been changed. the investigator says she found no wrongdoing and the case was closed. i t

george w. bush and fox news contributor karl rove. u.s. attorney general michael the pc is here as well. big show ahead. don't miss a moment of it. president trump headed to wisconsin as part of his push to expand apprenticeship programs to help the so-called skills gap closed that the president is said to visit lakisha county technical college with his daughter, ivanka and wisconsin governor scott walker. the white house pushed to bring skills training which appeared on "fox and friends." >> we are visiting one of the great examples of skill-based learning and skill-based education in this something which we are very excited about to talk about the skills gap and really highlight the fact there is a viable path other than a four year experience. there are 6 million available so we are constantly hearing from ceos that they have job openings but they don't have workers with the skill set they need to fill those jobs. maria: this is a real issue we hear all the time here that there are jobs available. we are not training people to take those jobs that are available. >> abcd wage inflation

fox 5 local news >> thank you. >>> 4:50. car break ins are on the rise in prince george's county. this is according to police. car break ins are 14% from last year and dozens were targeted over last week. police say there were 21 car break ins reported in prince george's county on thursday. seven on friday and 11 break ins on both saturday and sunday. some of the items including tools and electronics. police say it's important to remember to hide your valuables and make sure your car is loc locked. >>> refugees, faith leaders will gather for a rally in order of world refugee day. it aims to bng the world wide refugee crisis and immigration laws. >>> coming up on fox 5 local news news morning, the girl scouts of america plans to make sure its member can safely navigate cyber space. >>> and potential deadly heat. >>> here ap live look at 4:51. 71 is the temps. back in a moment. >>> 4:53. crews are battling brush fire, which have been breaking out in california and across parts of the west. forcing evacuations in some area, firefighters are battling two brush fires in and around los angeles county. in utah, a la

fox. >> let's talk about it. >> jimmy: i know george foreman's son is going to be in it this season. >>"american grit" where we took really dedicated people and put them through intense physical challenges. and that was really cool but it was tough for the viewer to relate to like, "hey, man, what does it feel like to carry a a 250-pound log 13 miles?" so because -- [ light laughter ] i mean we don't really do that. >> jimmy: no. >> not every day. >> jimmy: most of us, no. >> i really try to use my voice to inspire and to try to motivate. and on wwe i proudly wear the mantra of of never give up every time i'm in the ring. >> jimmy: sure. >> so this year on "american grit" it is all about finding your grit. and the challenges are more built around mental focus, team building, leadership. some challenges are physical, some challenges are very nonrun a wonderful group of we're very open that they have flaws in life that they need some direction, that they need some help. and then i got a crew of brand new military mentors to help these people. so, yes, it is a competition show. somebody's

george's county. recently started a task force to look at the impacts of the opioid epidemic. in northwest, lindsey watts fox 5 local news. >>> to the latest on the terror attack in london that happened. at least seven people are dead. dozens others hurt. they drove a van into pedestrians and started stabbing people. police shot and killed all three terrorists they've identified two of the the men. it aired on british television last year, police say he was known to authorities but there's no evidence he was planning this sort of attack. say isis isg concerns, experts - for operations using vehicles and easily obtainable weapons like knives >> locations we can do barriers. better way to use intelligence to stop these guys from getting to the target >> if they got the keys and they're in the vehicles too late at this point to upper sent them >> you need to intercept them before they get to the mall >> u.s. park police confirm they're actively working with other law enforcement agencies to safeguard the mall and the monuments. . >>> northern virginia school district is doing damage control after some of their

fox 2 news. >>> coming up here, big news for actor george clooney and his wife, the announcement the happy couplee's something very different about you. you have the power to make your marshmallow wishes...come true. you can make your marshmallow wishes come true by winning one of 10,000 boxes of only marshmallows. find your code in special boxes of lucky charms. they're magically delicious. >>> 73 years since one of the most significant battles in military history, the invasion took place on june 6th , 19 had 4, a turning point leading to the over throw of the nazi regime and adolf hitler. the event was later nicknamed d day, day of combat attack or operations begins. homes of refer apses are held along the beaches and cliffs. >>> coming up at 4:00 today, tara moriarty awaiting the appearance of david morial. we are learning more about what led to the fight and tara will have more for you. >>> we want to check in here, the big board, the new york stock exchange, down about 47 points here. as we head about 5 minutes left until the closing bell. there is a live look at the big board. >>> a woman i

sky fox on topside of pelt way outer loop delays 95 to george aavenue perked up already because we had earlier crash george aavenue and initially blocked two right lanes and moved to shoulder that cleared we're in for about a delay to college mark. and for there because of that delay we're seeing southbound 95 south of icc backing up and calvertton you hit a 5 minute delay and northbound value past powder mill on baltimore washington parkway inbound new york avenue in north east rightly blocked ken sdal street a investigation causing earlier delays than we typically see this morning and wide view of the morning commute you can. >> as you make your way nods new york avenue and aside from that bottom side of beltway pleasant through oxon hill. we have tap of breaks from congestion he found outside the beltway and soul of that point on 95 and stafford traffic as well as we take a look fredericksburg to aquia harbor earlier crash moved to shoulder and you're super jammed past courthouse road. it's a 15 minute slow down and once you pass the kak he aharbor things work up to dale city we'll

fox 5 local news at 5:00. >>> we begin in prince george's county.s recovering tonight after being hit by a truck. police say it happened just before 4:00 this morning at the intersection of wood yard road and richardson road in clinton. the woman was taken to the hospital in critical condition. the truck was towed away. >>> in montgomery county investigators are trying to figure out what started a townhouse fire. skyfox over the scene this morning. it was in the middle of a row of townhomes along autism hill way in gaithersburg. took about 80 firefighters to battle the fire. several people were evacuated. no one hurt. >>> a wood bridge man arraigned on murder charges today. jones is charged in the shooting death of a donis wright. shot last friday on south lower street i investigators say the two menu each other and got into an argument before the shooting. >>> dc mayor bowser will be up for reelection in 2018 and the polls show she has a strong approval rate >> but still concern amongst district residents about specific areas of job performance, ro

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george w. bush, and juan williams as cohost of "the five" and a fox news political analyst. it trump no to this agreement, you say what pretty >> i'm so interested in the way that you put it, he also said that he was going to repeal and replace obamacare, get rid of nafta as you recall, he said a lot of things. i think the reality hit home today and i think that's why you see the strong reaction that we're getting from the liberal front. i don't necessarily think it's all liberals but you had a statement for president obama, you had statements from the mayor of pittsburgh all saying that they feel the president has stepped back as a leader. >> sandra: we heard that from many on the left, we heard that from many in the media as we just showed up. can you explain this outrage and the shock that we're seeing it considering the president promised this on the campaign trail multiple times? >> i served in the bush administration when george w. bush withdrew from the kyoto treaty, this is kind of like groundhog day. all the same outraged and all the same productions of apocalypse i