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and by wednesday and points after thargs gt, can at the ti . car wash, wait until tomorrow. and right now rain in central maryland, they're going west and southwest but there will be more redeveloping over the eastern shore, crossing the bay and coming into our area. so don't put the umbrella away. best rain chances away will be south of the city, already a little bit of a dry streak up here across the pennsylvania border where skies have tried to clear out just a bit. there is thick fog early this morning up across northern maryland. future weather then, here comes the continuation of rain drops by 7:45, a wet rush hour here this morning. by noontime, showers tapering back a little bit, but with daytime heating, there is a possibility we could have a rumble or two of thunder south of the city down towards fredericksburg and northern neck. here is the "7-day forecast" you have all been waiting for. today clouds and raindrops. tomorrow, maybe a shower early, but a dry day coming tomorrow, highs 78. that is an average high temperature for this time of the year. and starting on

wor they'll join us in a bit.it right now we want to get back gt to that breaking news in news alexandria.exandriaolice are on the scene of asc o shooting in a parking lot.ot >> fox5's melanie alnwick islank joining us live with the details. on the scene but what can yout u tell us? >> reporter: yeah, not a lot, guys. all the fairfax county policeyol will confirm at this point iss n a person shot but we can tellel you certainly looks like aooks very serious crime scenerime sce investigation here. we're at the very top of theinh hill here off of richmond highway. the city side apartments at huntington and you can see c this is the parking lot here, hr the entire parking lot is l taped off and you can see theee police activity towards thetowae back there. looks like you know, some mobile crime processing going on and thend en there's a large wooded area woo back lined this parking lot and a path that takes you to tke the huntington metro station. so, we don't even know the k exact time that this happened.ih we can tell that you fairfax faf county police put out notification about an hour orut so ago

gt?ause we always -- washingtong always gets this knock thatck t we're like inside the beltwayelw and that we don't know what thet rest of the country is thinkng but look at this.but all right. these are headlines from thiss morning.mornin newseum every morning puts outut their headlines from across the country.coy. take look at this.take lhi this is outside of d.c. d.c this is richmond. times dispatch the face of polal saying. donald trump. disappointed trump is on the way. it's trump and the gop is easy -- uneasy. can pressure the presumptive nominee unite the gop.op this is around the country. >> who's your daddy. w >> this is around the counthoryy >> that's headline.in >> people are concerned aboute this. they know he has the nomincoati. what they don't know is how this plays out in november. nov >> here's the other question non up to this point donald trumpldt has made point of spending hispn own money on his campaign andpan when you do that, you're reallyr kind of off the hook a lit

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meanwhile, clinton needs just 17% of the dell gts at stake in the remanning contests to win the nominatione held a rally in kentucky last night. today, clinton will speak at camden county college. her husband will stump in mercer county tomorrow ahead of new jersey's primary june 7th. while hillary clinton has a commanding lead in the delegate count, sanders is still winning states in the primaries. some experts question whether the democrats could be headed for a contested convention. that convention begins july 25th at the wells fargo center in south philadelphia as we give you a live look at the wells fargo center. the democratic national convention's ceo told nbc 10 she's prepared for whatever scenario may unfold. >> my job is to prepare for every eventuality. so we're preparing for a contested convention although i don't think there will be one. we'll see and we'll let the voters have their say. we have several contests. >> reverend leah daughtry made the comments after attending a meeting of the association of black journalists held at our nbc 10 studios last evening. on the republic

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nick nobriga, an electrician for gt jordan electric incorporated says, "not only does his fellow employees have tattoos but many people in the construction industry do." he says, "tattoos are self-expression. but beliefs to be professional in certain businesses, covering them up is the way to go." >> personally, if i went to a restaurant with my girlfriend and i-- someone came up with two fold sleeves and it had maybe something gang affiliated, maybe a naked girl or something tattooed on. yeah, if i'm sitting there at dinner, i'll probably be like-- i feel like that's unprofessional. >> some people say that tattoos are distracting to the work environment. and instead of paying attention to the business, the focus will be on the body ink. even though time has changed and more corporations and businesses are open to hiring people with visible tattoos, there are still others out there who like to keep their business looking clean. >> when we come back, we'll sit down with students and employers that either have tattoos or are against them. discussing how such art can be a problem in the workp

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donald trump finally gts the number to clinch the nomination.s he any closer to selecting a running mate? president obama weighs in on the trump came pain from overseas. >>> big information in the hillary clinton from the state department. how does if impact her race to the white house. >>> headaches over long waits at the tsa security checkpoints. is there any relief in sight as the summer travel season gets under way. we're looking ahead this morning on "sunday morning futures." >>> we begin with the presidential race. donald trump securing the republican nomination. now they're digging in for the fight come november. the front-runners exchanging nasty jabs over the 2008 economic crash and bill clinton's past sex scandals. a bombshell for the clinton camp. a watch dog says she knowingly broke rules by using a private e-mail account. >> she's as crooked as they come. she's bad news. reports came down that weren't so good. not so good, inspector general's report, not good. but i want to run against hillary. i just want to run against her. >> ala

. >> they can gfill out a form, gt on a plane and escape. there's some gaping holes. >> clearly it's the goulding passport of the u.s. >> frank cilluffo is the director of homeland and cyber security. >> we're looking at a way to tighten up the visa waiver program. >> we do know that shortly before this incident took place there was a pledge of allegiance from her to al baghdadi and isis. the information we have would indicate that she also had a lot of that idealistic component when she came to the country. >> the couple lived in this 1,100-square-foot apartment with their baby daughter. farook's 62-year-old mother raffia who worked in the billing department of major california hospital also lived with them. the morning of the massacre, they left their 6-month-old daughter in the care of raffia. >> eventually we saw him near the residence address. as marked unit had fatten in behind the suspect car, the back passenger who turned out to be tashfeen malik opened fire with an assault rifle at the officers behind. >> all hell broke loose with t

major a league baseball, we grew up with american america's past time bu now you see more kids getting gtccer into football so it's important for them to do this kind of outreach and spendd what is a great way to spend a summer day. also just a way to bring back in that younger generation. it is kind of an elder sport. get them involved. get them out there with theirith favorite players, like some kid in d.c. gets to stand next to bryce harper.arpe you have the stars. the nl raise is looking like a battle royal. roy it was thought to be the mets division, but quarter way into the season, the nats lead the mets and right behind them are the surprising phyllis. get a load of this t guy's life preserver. two men on, a fly ball to second. loses it in the sun, two runs score, the nats trail by two. tw he's like, man, cop on, i on haven't seen the sun in threeun weeks here. i wasn't used to it. ryan zimmerman drives one to right. a collision in right field, both men down. an inside the park homer, both players would be okay, including, well, unfortunately n for the nats stanton. a homerun to ri

they don't want to get mugged gt going home. >> i'm not completely satisfiedm because all the lights are not out. i am thankful i do see some lights that deter ring the crime and stuff right here, i hope h th within the next 30 days. >> reporter: now, given what we saw earlier this week, today was a much calmer day in thehe district as it regards to crime. violent crime however remains up here in the city. homicides continue to be up versus 44 last year at the samem time. live tonight in southeast dc marina marraco fox 5. >> if officers arrested brian ar grace last night in fairfax county. x 5 an officerfo responded to an add he placed and craigslist, he was armed arm with drugs and guns. fire captain was assigned to ass engine eight in southeast. he's been working for the department since 2000. he is now on administrative leave. >>> maryland governor larry l hogan signed a bill known as as noah's law. law. after montgomery county policeyp officers noah leotta a suspectet drunk driver hit year.ar. ignition lock devices will beesw placed in cars of people convicted of driving under th

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you can see we've got another gt wide band of rainfall that's well to the west of us. u there's actually just a little bit of lightning to the southouh embedded in that right now so we're going to watch that closely. a few showers right now for frederick and the i95 corridor pretty okay except to the t northeast of baltimore. here's a look at it all in action as it moves its wayts towards us and we're going see this heading our way and i do d anticipate, especially in the te overnight hours, that we will see some rainfall tonight. we'll see a few showers earlierr than that, maybe now some of you experiencing just a little bitci ofng drizzle.rizz our highs today well blow seasonal, only in the low 60s once again. we should really be in the upper 70s. no such luck there and right now if you're stepping outside, it is 57 in the district, 56 in6 in baltimore. dulles at 65. that's the same for winchester. martinsburg for 54 and leonardtown at 57. by 9:00 hour, 56-degrees. i can't rule out seeing a few showers, then, the same for 11. another soggy day to talk aboutt i'll hav

that's why we need to stand behind our troops and say we gt your back no matter what. >> let me ask you about some news that just developed over the last 24 hours. we heard about the deaths o of isis members in iraq. i want to ask you about that effort that's underway. >> one step forward, two steps back. we're neutral. the problem is, you saw this death. the problem here is these guys were in a noncombat role. but this became a combat role because they are in a combat zone. when are we going to admit we are still at war with isis. we left iraq saying we had won the war. the enemy get assay. they are saying it's not over. >> i know that your new book takes a hard look at what structure is in place right now and the concerns you have. as we look to how we support our military, how we support our troops. right now, there was a recent report, which was very concerning, about afghanistan and the fact that a number of people there on the front lines are saying that they don't know what the rules of engagement are. they are very concerned because they don't know how to react when confronted w

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is a big day in pretz deshl politics with primaries in kentucky where only the democrats were vote gtts and republicans are at the polls. >> abc 7 news anchor kristen sze is live in the newsroom with early results just in. >> ama and larry, polls closed in cokentucky just a half hour ago. we're getting a look at some results. let ales take a look, sanders holding a slight lead 47% to clinton's 46%. that is with 40% of the vote reporting in. this thing has been going back and forth so it is closer than close with the lead going back and forth. so we'll keep our watch on it. right now bernie sanders holiday'dhold a slade slaed. kentucky may only offer 60 delegates but it's a must win for bernie sanders. seen here campaigning in puerto rico last night's behind hill clinton by more than 760 delegates including the superdelegates. but clinton is also desperate for a win. she's made of a dozen stops in the bluegrass state in the past two weeks pry trying to stop sanders' surge. the underdog has won 10 out of the last 16 primaries. the clintons have historically done very well here. 0 former

there's there is a problem in gt schooling today but it doesn't educate many children particularly those growing up in the poor neighborhoods. >> host: one of the topics on the radar as the presidential election. it will be interesting to see how much support bernie sanders has with his focus on inequality, and it has a really driven his numbers much higher than they would have been otherwise. can you talk about why that is? >> guest: this fits into what is going on in the debate is it that bernie sanders just has tons of charisma and sex appeal or that he actually has some ideas that have a lot of power, and i think that it is the power of the ideas and it comes from two things. number one, is he standing up for a moral idea of economic inequality commanded the second is that he has on his side would call the moral narrative that tells us when you abide by my idea, you flourish and when you abandon the idea, you flounder. this you know doubt heard is the idea that america reached into the golden age in the postwar era when the government fought income inequality and fielded better. and

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let's check in with erin geti gt details on the bay bridge when w hopefully we'll see things t movingl soon. ra >> that's right. as you mentioned the serious breaking news we're tracking aek polic it's side of the bridge has been lived to safety by police butolb police activity still closing ci all eastbound lanes on the o t middle of the span.f you can see trafficth park. p some folks still out of their t vehicles just patiently waitingi to get across the bridge this morning. traffic is backed up for several miles completely parked past exit 30 so have patience thisate morning.rning. let you know as soon as police are able to reopen lanes and geg folks moving across theoss eastbound side of the bayhe b bridge. we'll keep you posted on that p situation this morning. morng >>> let's switch it over for o look at our maps because we havh several other traffic problems around the dmv this morning. mng as you make your way in from fm gaithersburg, 270 southbound onn the spur after there's a crash c seen because of delays are hadse he heavy on 270 south all the a way back to 124. 124. huge

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reporting live in arlington,gt alexandria limon, fox5 local news. >> up ahead, president obama visits flint, michigan today to assess the water there. there >> meanwhile here officials much officials aremu announcing a massive lead l testing program at city schools. >> fitz. >> reporter: good evening. we have just gotten thoseho results tonight and they arehey eye opening for some parentsar in northeast.. we'll have a full live report r coming up next.ex >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i'm doing something i positive and i want boys to'm follow my footsteps.tste >> how two college students are changing the landscape of o charity with their lawn care service. sue. >> hey there laura.ra. that lawn care service isvi going to get quite a workout woo once we shut the rain off. o everything is growing likewing e crazy with all the rain and allr you can park those sunglassesuns for a little bit longer too. to. we've got showers out therewerse tonight.toni we'll show you where they areou and what you can expec wt for your thursday. fox5 news at 5:00 will bewi right back. t back. >> president obama getting ant o

you know, the families, they gt so little attention.ention is on the wounded warriors. the families will be in the stands. wives, husbands, parents, and kids. they just want their dad or their mom to win. and i think that will happen. >> first lady michelle obama will be there. and former president george w. bush. you're talking to him later today? >> the first lady has been very active in all of this. and for years and years done so many changes. yes, and, president bush, we're going to talk to him shortly. he'll talk about his new concentrations chr concentrations, which are really those invisible wounds. ptsd and traumatic brain injury. about other things and be surrounded by some of those wounded. one topic, george, that he's not going the talk about is trump and politics. that one is completely off the stage. no chance. >> he's made that clear. robin roberts have an interview with michelle obama and prince harry tomorrow. >>> and now, we honor our fellow americans who serve in sacrifice. since april 1st, two american soldiers have

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everyone needs to know getw get their plans in place ahead of af time for how they're going to gt get around through the t sign they try to get metro back up b into good repair.ep lie at l'enfant plaza, i'mlaza melanie alnwick, fox5 local locl news.ne. >> public health leadersh l praising the obamaprai t administration for its latest move in the fight against herin win addiction.n a >> the administration hasn proposed doubling the numberhe n of patients doctors can treat ce with the drug used for used fo withdrawal. for years doctors have longe fought to lift the currentur treatment cap of a hundredencaph patients. many saying the cap limits cap m actual access to treatment.me >> happening today, people, peol will pay their respects to oneon of the victims of the of the montgomery county shooting shoot spree. claudina molina was shot andas a killed in the parking lot of af giant food store in aspen hill. hill. police believe she was anelie se innocent victim of ann attempted carjacking.arjack eulalio tordil is charged withew second degree murder in herree u death. molina's viewing is

morni let's do some traffic get the gt latest from erinly i haven't hen seen you yet erin but you'reut good.look >> good morning tucker.ood right now breaking news, n skyfox over seven eastbound.ver it had been shut down completely at cole bin run at lb road. the left lane is getting by.ane the crash is involving anolng overturned vehicle. you can see it off the road there and sideways. huge delays however lingering li back for several miles so give yourself a lot of extra time. t at this point i would avoidi wo seven eastbound.ea let's go ahead and take a lookad at our maps. our i want to help you pick an alternate.altern 267 or georgetown pike your p best bet to get around that. t seven had been shut downown completely on the eastboundou side. it was closed from middleton mdt ridge road.e road delays back to bear and cameron avenue.ro the crash is at colvin run. 267 or john town better bets. partial building collapsebu yesterday in the district. dtr fenwick street still shut downrt right now between okey andke gallon dealt street.llon d 295 south look at that red tt r soap. typical d

family and friends gathered f gt last flight for a visitation vin to remember malcolm winnfel.happened in gaithersburg.tr police say law shot and killed by eulalio tordil while helping a woman that tordilt tor was trying to carjack. steve to you. >> let's get to the morning. t lots to talk about with your w y washington nationals.ationals max scherzer what a game last flight on the mound against his former team.hi let's check in with the sports junkies 106 f.m. the fan.6 f.he max scherzer unhittable, untouchable.unuc he got hit but he fanned a a lot. >> he had like no-hitternoit stuff. st always funny with him, he'se's either amazing or gives up aes p bomb. he gave up two home runs runs yesterday but the 20dat th strikeouts the 20's strikeouts was just -- how many balls? >> 23 balls. b >> 23 balls. >> 90 percent strikes.pe >> he was unreal last night.ight >> we had four balls when wellsh threw out the first pitch andith that was just four pitches.itch >> i threw a strike.tr >> mine was right in the middle of abe's midsection. mide mine was a strike.mi >> abe is 30 feet tall to

if the republicans gt t 51% and d th democrats get 49%, the republicans get i it and vice versa. all european countries have what's called proportional representation. you get as many seats in the parliament as you get percentage vote in the population. the idea is s if 20% of the people believe what youou believe as a party you should not just be able to run, but you should be able to participate in the makiking the laws. otherwise, those people aren't represented. it's a kind of idea of, i don't know, democracy. [laughter] because you're not gonna exclude 20% of the people, which you do if the winner takes all, and by the way, in the united states, we do that sometimes. some of the primimaries of the two parties are--if you read that ron paul got x% and romney got y%, then they each get a certain number of delegates. that's proportional representation, and we've had that in elections in the united states, too, but we got rid of it. the europeans have it. so in germany when the die linke party got 12% of the vote, they get 12% of the seats in the parliament. so 12% of the people

you see some of these increasingly violent storms, and every time t they haven't you gt the predictionsother rising sea levels. it's getting harder and harder and harder to ignore. and the more people are affected personally by it, the more interested if a change. that said, i think was amazing that we finally got to paris accord on climate change but i don't know anybody who thinks that it was enough. at the anybody who thinks it's going to be implemented fully. so that's a real cautionary tale. in most cases of action you see a day late and dollar short that is never quite as far as it ought to be. >> right. and it seems to me at least my lifetime we've always been trying to fight predictions, especially thin about every menl problems and related things like tragic death, issued or to cite a number of examples in the book about companies that are taken a leap frog approach to starting out, for environmental that problem of realizing by dressing as long they leapfrog to new technologies that make the business more efficient or change the business model or allow them to morph completely

equality says thiseq is a reminder that more mor education is needed.ee we did reach out to giant and gt spokesperson told us again a there this is a mad for their t third party contractor and because of the ongoinge criminal question the companyst can cannot comment anyment a further. >>> live in northeast, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 local news.news >> happening today, maryland governor larry hogan is expected to sign noah's law. >> [inaudible] >> well, it's been more than ana month since the maryland general assembly passed the legislation.le noah's law is named for montgomery police officer noah leotta killed last december to create stricter penalties forenl drunk drivers. the driver who hit deleotta pleaded guilty yesterday toterdo vehicular manslaughter.cular mag >>> police investigatingting several bullet holes found at two homes in manassas. mas >>> bullets were shot into thes wedroom and bed of one home. and a car and a shed ofd o another house.another hou they'll not saying if this is a random act or a targetedted act. >> montgomery county high reatol is being threatened onomh so

>> well, as you know, it was governoror hiram johnsonon, a gt gift t to the people of california--i wish we had d at in connecticut, where i come from--and we had a little experience with that in prop 103, the auto insurarane property, casualty reform initiative of 1988 that we advocated here, because your auto insurance premiums are among the highehest in the country. and we had $2 million to spend. the insurance indndusy hurled $80 million a against us- tv adsds and so on. anand we bet them. and there are about $80 billion less money you alll have had to pay in the ensuing years. why did we beat them? one is we e went up and down the state. it was a real grarassroots effort. harvey rosenfield and others were involved.d. second, the media covered it every day, and especially the "los angeles times." and, third, it was something everyone understood, when they write their auto insurance, you know, checkck so it wasn't complex to understand. so it is true. the corporations have twisted grotesquely ththis ininitiative right thahat you have against y. i mean, even the tobacco companies block