reporting live in hyattsville.en, wusa 9. >> a lot of unanswered questions there. >>> good evening, i'm bruce johnson. and i'm jan jeffcoat. new at 6:00, a montgomery county schoolteacher is being denied paid medical leave from her teachers union. it's over a controversial surgery. it's she was -- shoo

that's the latest in hyattsville. "fox5 local news". >> tonight, extra police officers are on patrol at the university of maryland after a string of obryes linked to pokemon go game. a man armed with we four people tidings and queen anne haul police sent out an alert to students and let campus know. one person committed all robberies poke yes monday go at the time. >> it's terrifying and sad because it's so much fun and i have not gone out and played it and found someone else playing it. >> it's important to understand that at night if you have a phone out and of course he illuminated will make you somewhat of human fire fly. >> police chief recommends people not play pokemon go at night and if you do play in groups to avoid any dangerous incidents. >>> well, we turn to arlington now where a man is under arrest for allegedly recording video under a woman's skirt using his phone. this happened at the courthouse metro station this afternoon and police say the woman caught him in the act. "fox5" sarah simmons is live in

tom: hyattsville police encouraged the dozens who came to turn fear into action. with your land of nascar, turkey, and the false , turkey, and the false alarm in the morning at joint base andrews, people came out. thingst of times when happen, people freeze. >> don't freeze. you are not helpless and you can get through this. tom: the first thing to do? >> get out as quickly as you can. tom: but that is not always possible, so you can also barricade doors. if that does not work, it is time for the final option -- fight. >> they will call you injury or death, so fight with everything you have. says a lot ofmike times when people cannot get out of the building, they hide. back and be a good option, but sometimes people hide behind things that are not bulletproof. it's important to think in advance, what would was ever in a mass shooting situation? live in hyattsville, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, tom. valuable information. jointerent drill sent base andrews into lockdown this morning. there were reports of a possible active shooter at the medical center,

fbi agents flooded the hyattsville apartment of the mother flora catune, came out, carrying a baby in a car seat wrapped in a blanket looking very healthy, we just confirmed the baby is in good condition tonight and in the custody of child protective services. a few minutes after that, police rushed back to the apartment and brought out the baby's mother. earlier in the day we all followedup this amber alert where we learned this six week old baby liz catomb was considered to be in extreme danger. we hit the road and went door to door talking to people seeing if anybody knew this mother and we stumbled upon someone who did. not only did this man know the mother, he believed he knew where she was holed up with this six week old baby. we called put journalism on the back burner for the moment and let police do their job. we were here on scene in hyattsville when police went in, as you saw in that very dramatic video and, again, the baby is in good condition, the mother is in jail tonight awaiting extradition, awaiting charges of parental abduction. we also learned from sources and from

reporting live in hyattsville. andrea mccarren, wusa 9. >> a lot of unanswered questions there. >>> good evening, i'm bruce johnson. and i'm jan jeffcoat. new at 6:00, a montgomery county schoolteacher is being denied paid medical leave from her teachers union. it's over a controversial surgery. it's she was -- shoo brack -- she. >> has the bracka gene. >> she's laughing now. but this mother of two is dealing with one of the hardest decisions a woman has to make. >> this is life-saving. this could save my life. >> reporter: she has a gene mutation. she is brca-1 positive. it means she has an 87% chance of getting breast and ovarian cancer. so to try to prevent it, she's choosing to have a double mastectomy and hysterectomy. >> nobody would choose to have your female parts removed. nobody would choose that. >> not everyone agrees. >> jill is also an elementary schoolteacher. when her doctor said she needed the surgery, she submitted the ferms ferm -- forms and she was denied paid medical leave. >> i am in shock. i c

he believes he took the child to another residence, a new residence where she lives in hyattsville, maryland, where she was located by police. show you pictures why this was urgent. what happened. this mother identified as 31-year-old flora khatun had met with the child protective services as of yesterday. they filed a civil complaint because they were concerned because they didn't know where the child was. they had gotten word that this mother was not acting correctly with her daughter. but she would not reveal where that child was. she was declared an unfit mother after she left that c.p.s. office yesterday. they called police. they issued a warrant looking for the mother trying to find her. they did come to this residence in falls church where we are now searching for him. his friend tried to tell the mother not to flee. let's listen. >> it's not right. >> why don't you think it's right? >> she is a good mother. she is a good person. i told flora to stay at home. her lawyer told her to stay at home. richard: so for whatever reason she apparently did not do that and went back to the hyatts

and "fox5" lauren demarco joins us liver from hyattsville with the details, lauren. well, tony whether you were near a tv, radio, sdriving down the highway and saw one of the signs or got the alert on your smart phone there's a good change the you heard about this amber alert today and a search for missing 6 week old baby police believe the little girls with with her mother a virginia woman and they were found in the hyattsville neighborhood for several hours police were very concerned for the child's safety. . >> the baby is considered to be in danger and that's why there's a focus on us putting amber alert out. >> fortunately 6 week old liz catoon is safer tonight found six hours after rescued. fair favrm country police say they were contacted by child protective services because there was a court order calling baby months mother unfit parent. flora was at the offices sometime tuesday when they went to take custody of the infant they could not find imer one of them. van outside the apartment complex matches description of the vehicle listed in the amber alert. no o

he was working out of district one predict in hyattsville. he hyattsville. he has been a police officer for five years. the police chief saying if the allegations are true, the actions are disgusting. this is what else the chief has to say. >> i will say as much as i regret having to come before the community to talk about this, this is the process working. this is our commitment to this community that when we find misconduct we are going to address it. effectively, head on and immediately. we will hold individuals who betray the trust of this community accountable. brad: so what the police did, they took their concerns to the state's attorney office and they conducted an investigation as well. today the indictments were returned. six counts. four of them surveillance with a prurient intent. taking the upskirt photos. two of them misconduct in office. he faces potentially jail time of one year for each of those counts. headquarters brad bell, abc7 news. leon: thank you, brad. now to a developing story out of capital heights where officers are searching for t

reporting live in hyattsville, alexandra limb mope. "fox5 local news". >> all right.oil in turkey life is returning to normal after friday coup attack and at semble is sopd and we're out and about on the streets. last year was deadly, more that 200 people killed and 14 others wounded and military leaders detained 3,000 officers and 3 dozen jms have about fired. fox's gary tipy has the latest. >> they've about keeping a close eye froking out and for policy tools on the situation. the president reiterated united states is unwaiveerring support for democratically elected civilian government at turkey. they believe the coup was led by a secular group weapon the turkish military at odd with islamic stek yolz of. >> turkey is key alli in middle east and vital partner in fight against iraq and syria of isis. >> secretary of state jop kery says u.s. stand for democrat he he cannily elected leaders like turkeys and indicated u.s. officials did not see it comin coming. >> if you plan a coup you don't exactly 'tis to your partners in nato. it surprised everybody in it does not a

there are a >> the police say an officer struck and killed a pedestrian in hyattsville near university boulevard. the investigators say the man was not in a crosswalk at the time and they were responding to a call. the name of the pedestrian has not been released. another crash claimed the life of a bicyclist. it was around 1:00 this afternoon at turkey branch parkway in aspen hills. died and a second was seriously hurt and flown to the total. the police are investigating the death of a man at a home. he was found unresponsive in a pool and died they found evidence of underage drinking. 11 people were charged with out the whole possession. the republican national convention begins in 24 hours. coming up, what you need to know about the rnc and who can steal the spotlight. taking a look outside and cranking up the heat. it is a hot and ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. anchor: continuing to follow breaking news. both nominees have weighed in in the shooting. must all stand together to reject violence. donald trump condemned the shooting that left three officers inju

hit very early last monday morning after nearly cars onhit i two other university boulevard in hyattsville. officials say he was not in the crosswalk. investigators in germany say the man who opened fire at a withald's was obsessed mass shootings, and the police say there is no indication of religious or political motivation for yesterday's attack. nine people died, nearly 30 injured. investigators found computer searches and writings about mass murder at the shooter's apartment. the shooter killed himself after running from the scene. a protest ended in terror on the streets of kbu least 80 people died when suicide bombers blew themselves up in the capital. isis claimed responsibility, though that has yet to be confirmed. demandingters were that a powerline be routed through their province. the democratic national convention starts monday. a look at the lineup of speakers. though theven highest heat of the day is over, we still have a heat advisory until 8:00. >> hey, i'm tim kaine. good morning washington. and to wake you up -- [playing ok, that is something i did not know about senator

denis kudla of arlington and frances tiaf-oe of hyattsville, maryland. kudla would put up a fight against john millman but would lose in straight sets. tiaf-oe would also fail to advance. carolin wosniaki advances to the second round. she will face number one seed samantha stosur a quick reminder, all main draw matches on all three courts from the citi open will be broadcast on tennis channel. it is channel 217 on direct tv. still ahead. an investigation into doping in the olympics. and the results may have a big impact on the upcoming games in rio. what investigators are saying about one nation's athletic program. and lots of sunshin coming our way-- but in the next few days, get ready to feel the heat. eileen whelans breaks it all down. plus, jaime sullivan has an updated traffic report. it's 5:xx... can show you coverage options to fit your budget. oh -- ohhh! she slimed me. [ laughs ] sunny. a few pm storms; mainly sw of d.c. highs: 88-91 winds: nw 5 mph tonight: mainly clear and comfortable. lows: 63-70 winds: light wednesday: mostly sunny. less hum

frances tiafoe from hyattsville, maryland and denis kudla from arlington, virginia. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. at 90+ in d.c. we'll catch a brief cool-down' wednesday before another, even hotter, airmass moves in n 100 degrees! highs will soar into the upper 90s this afternoon with feels like temperatures around 100 degrees. a few storms are possible this afternoon and early evening. storms will likely start over western md shortly after lunchtime. some of these storms may be on the strong to severe side. storms will move east, into the d.c. area, between 4-7pm. a stray storm is possible tomorrow, but mainly sw of d.c. highs will reach about 90 degrees tomorrow. wednesday looks delightful! expect ;ow humidity and highs in the mid 80s. the heat and humidity build by friday. highs will soar into the upper 90s friday through sunday. this will be our hottest heat wave, so far this summer. 2 issues on metro right now. affecting red line with single tracking and also on the blue orange and silver lines, there is a signal issue at stadium armory. no accidents

officers moved in on a hyattsville, maryland apartment. and came out with a baby in a cart. look at her. a few minutes later, put the mother in handcuffs and canceled the amber alert. tonight, viewers on social media, asking questions about why they took the baby from the mother. she said she doesn't want to misjudge the mother without knowing the entire story. wusa 9 reporter andrea mccarren is the one who called police with the address beforic braking news. -- breaking news. now you will tell us why you made the call. >> reporter: the decision to call police right away was easy. basically, the health and well being of a 6-week-old baby was at stake. what had happened, like any reporter, we were covering the story on foot. going door to door, looking for people who knew this mother. >> uh-huh. >> we met somebody who told me privately, he knew where they were. so we moved forward. he was uncomfortable calling police. in fact, very reluctant to call police, out of fear. he asked if we would. >> okay. the back story. so were you still the reporter at this point? and become a c

after video of him assaulting a passenger was posted on twitter.tw the assault happened on the hyattsville the person of interest is seenis hitting a passenger in the head and then threatening the victim when he confronts him. the man faces second degree assault charges. the temperatures certified intoc the 80s today, but it felt a lo who ther. sue palka says we're about to hit another heat wave. w it's the news nobody wants to hear but we differ deliver itt pretty regularly in july, right. >> yes, we do.o. > we'll probably have anotherya day in the 80s tomorrow. that's some good news. we hold the start of the heat waive off until thursday. but it will get launched with at bank. we'll see the temperatures soring into the mid 90s. it's still very humid as yous know and we're going to continui to see no break-in the humiditye department but we did have tonight a few showers and some down powers especially down tos the south.es most of the area from d.c. ond.c. north didn't see anything, butut south and also west of interstate 81 a few showers and we're still seeing that toward portions of we

they tell us the small, golden-colored dog wandered onto the west hyattsville station alone and was not thi tags to identify him. the transit police tweeted today they would love to get him reunited with his family. the shelter now has can you say toid of t -- custody of the dog. if you think you know who he belongs to, you can call the number on the screen. >> in the middle of a heat wave. when will it let up? today and tomorrow may be the hottest days in this heat wave. 93 today, tomorrow going for 94 degrees. a very nice sky out there tonight. a couple planets you can see there. 85 degrees, winds out of the west at 7 miles an hour. 85 at 8:00. the heat index still close to 90 degrees in parts of the area. now, storm team 4 radar clear around our area. we did see a couple showers and storms down to the south in charles county and stafford county in fredricksburg, and still tracking a few showers to the loop. some of these may clip parts of st. mary's county and some parts seeing rain, but that's about it. there's a little disturbance in the atmosphere just to the south. that will move

police arrested kah-tun' in hyattsville, after receiving a tip. people in arlington and alexandria did not receive get the amber alert, and investigators are trying to find out why. both jurisdictions are near the child protective services office where kah-tun' was last seen before being arrested. today.. funeral services will be held for philando castile, the black man fatally shot last week by a minnesota police officer following a traffic stop. sparked nationwide outrage and fueled recent racial tension in the country. his girlfriend streamed the shooting's aftermath live on facebook. castlile's funeral will be held at the cathedral of saint paul. his mother, valerie castile says she wants the funeral to be an opportunity for people to come together in a new way. alton sterling will be laid to rest tommorow in louisiana. sterling was killed in an officer involved shooting in baton rouge last tuesday. the incident--which was also caught on camera sparked protests in baton rouge leading to dozens of arrests. steling's son cameron spoke out for th

metro transit police tweeted photos of an adorable dog who wandered into the west hyattsville stati t an id and there was no owner in sight. that pooch is now with the county's animal control. >>> just ahead, parts of the park are shut down, they say blame it on hungry bears. >>> we will hear from the man who took the cell phone video that is part of an my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis... vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were... no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can... lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through 25 year olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. headache, muscle pain, and chills. ask your doctor about... all the risks and benefits of trumenba and tell them if you've received any other meningitis b vaccines. meningitis b can be spread by typical sharing behaviors. a drink... a spoon..

good evening, i am bruce johnson, that emotional scene unfolded in hyattsville, maryland yesterday, dramatic video captured only on wusa 9. fbi agents whisked away liz and moments later let her mother, flora, away in handcuffs. she will face charges of parental abduction. why did child protective services get a court order to take the baby in the first place? getting an answer will be tough. >> i can't tell you specifically the history that cps has with this mother other than she had a number of kids that have been removed from her home in the past. >> sources tell wusa 9 a previous cps investigation led to the termination of flora khatun's parental rights involving 4 children. she could be moved to fairfax within the next few days. >>> a grand jury indicted a home owner on weapon charges in the shooting death of a paramedic who tried to break through the door to render air. state attorney angela says the grand jury considered murder charges but backed apay. >> it a-- away. >> it appeared the home owner was asleep, immediately following this event, he thought his home was being broken into.

police arrested kah-tun' in hyattsville, after receiving a tip.lington and alexandria did not receive get the amber alert, and investigators are trying to find out why. both jurisdictions are near the child protective services office where kah-tun' was last seen before being arrested. an emotional tribute to the murdered democratic national committee employee who was gunned down early sunday morning.. a vigil was held last night outside seth rich's home in northwest d.c.'s bloomingdale neighborhood. more than a hundred people were there. rich was shot less than two blocks away during what police believe may have been a robbery attempt. who attended the vigil: d-n-c chair debbie wasserman schultz. during the vigil, d.c. police handed out fliers, in an effort to find clues that will lead them to the killer. a reward of up to 50-thousand dollars is being offered for information leading to an arrest. update this morning on the recent robberies on the university of maryland campus. a thief robbed four people at gunpoint tuesday night. three of the four

southeast d-c is expected in court today in north carolina. 32-year-old klein andrew lawrence of hyattsvillearrested in raleigh yesterday, after a police chase. police say on june supermarket on alabama avenue southeast. after a special police officer confronted him, he allegedly stabbed the officer in the neck. lawrence is also wanted in prince george's county on robbery charges. police are investigating a shooting in southeast d.c. that left a man critically injured. it happened around 11:30 last night on ridge road southeast.. near "b" street. police say the man was shot multiple times. he was rushed to a hospital. there's still no word on his identity. an eventful ride home in falls church. there weremajor backups last night -as route 50 was shut down twice! it's all because of a chain of events that started with a bank robbery- and ended with a robot investigating a possible bomb! jay korff fills in the blanks. source: tu 11p n pkg bank robbery & add gmw tag tusitefeed10pm tc 22:03:25 developing now: attack- stopped. now: a virginia national guardsman- is behind bars for contact with is

the animal what happened into the west hyattsville stationta this afternoon.ers say will he no identification and no one came a looking for him. >> awww. >> dog is currently withurrently prince george's county animale'n control.ro anyone with information isformas asked to call them or metro transit police. police. that's a beautiful dog. d >> somebody go pick up your y little doggie out there.re look at him. >> he's lost. >> he looks worried.e loworr >> on a hot day too to beo wandering out there.t the. hopefully his owner comes forward soon.oon. >> hope they see him. hope >> all right, sueth palka.al so the sweltering heat will continue. >> it is indeed going to continue. we changed things up with theup possibility of a couple apl thunderstorms around.ro free cooling if you get onelif o but it looks like another hotnot one tomorrow.one shawn if we hit 95 tomorrow5 tor that would be the hottest dayott in this streak.hiseak. we were 93 today.oday we think saturday's also ay' right up there again at 94 then relief on sunday. now, 88 doesn't sound likeoundik reli

now, we also learned today that officer sims patrolledims a district one, that's the hyattsville area, and now that t this case has been madee public, investigators fear f that there could be more victims, that noticed something suspicious sos s they'rea there who has concerns to contact the prince george'since' county police department.eepart. reporting live in palmer park,ar alexandria limon, fox5 local news.news >> in the district another anoer black lives matter protestma today. this time it happened in frontrt of the rnc offices on capitol cl ground.gr we were told there were nod th arrests but yesterday therdayhe group protested outside of the t fraternal order of police'se's office for more than 15 hours.. police closed several streets ss along mass avenue for the demonstration. protestors chained themselves to the fence of the fop.ed they even blocked pedestriansck and bikers who were trying to get through the crowd.eder >> ♪ >> the man responsible for the deadly terrorist attack in i nice france may have hadrae ma accomplices. the prosecutor says the man who drove the truck t

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i really like what i'm seeing in hyattsville. no issues. glen echo. clara bartonsville quiet. safe track three is affecting metro and blue and yellow line next. back to you wiz dpom and holly. >> 5:26 the time fox news morning gun maker remmington. >> and department of veteran affairs suggest profound linge lingering deficiencies continue to impact the service proceeded to nation veterans. >> as we head look outside people starting to get moving on the roads this morning. 5:26 the time. temperature 77. back in a moment pats ♪ keep on track with dunkin' donuts' fruit smoothies, made with low-fat yogurt and real fruit blended into feel-good flavors like new wildberry. american runs on dunkin'. >> straight ahead water testing to begin on capitol hill after reports surfaced as congressional staffers drinking lead contaminated wat months. safe track surge three today is first true rush hour test of latest around of metro safe track plans. and the efforts to repair the memorial bridge just received a much-needed financial boost

he believes he took the child to another residence, a new residence where she lives in hyattsville, maryland she was located by police. show you pictures why this was urgent. what happened. this mother identified as 31-year-old flora khatun had met with the child protective services as of yesterday. they filed a civil complaint because they were concerned because they didn't know where the child was. they had gotten word that this mother was not acting correctly with her daughter. but she would not reveal where that child was. she was declared an unfit mother after she left that c.p.s. office yesterday. they called police. they issued a warrant looking for the mother trying to find her. they did come to this residence in falls church where we are now searching for

arrested a teen they believe ault said man on the green lane at the prince george plaza station in hyattsville the teen surprise seen on video heating a passenger in the head and threatening the victim when he confront him. that teen faces second degree assault charges. >> 5:12 no, i is the time and coming up on "fox" five news morning pokemon is this must have app of the summer and if you happen to be a critic there's good news. >> it's having a positive impact on users believe it or not. >> and today a woman will assume the title of prime minister for only the second time in british hto . >> and as we head to break let's look live across the d.c. region. everything we do is ma'amic♪ . >> carter died during the battle during pacific campaign in 1943. he was 19 years old. >> today british prime minister david cameron will nandipati resignation to queen. his successor will may. cameron is step cop convincing britain to remain in european union. may becomes first prime mipster since margaret thatcher. >> we're looking outside at calm 75 degree temperature day. heat and humidity making a come bac

he has been a police officer for about five years working out of district i in hyattsville. today he was indicted on a number of charges. including surveillance for purian intent and misconduct in office. the police chief saying he is disgusted. >> i will say as disgusted i am to have to come in front of the public to talk about this, this is the process. when we find misconduct we will address it effect live -- effectively, and immediately and hold individuals accountable. had to say. when we come back at 6:00 we will have more on the story, how the investigation laid out and more details on the allegations as well. the prince george's county headquarters brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. you can probably already feel it outside. it's starting but we are on the verge of another heatwave across the area. this is a scorcher. chief meteorologist doug hill with the forecast. we almost dodged a bullet today. felt not too bad out there. doug: the moisture content slowly starting to climb. definite increase in the moisture levels and the temperatures the next few days. at th

police say 32-year-old lawrence from hyattsville was arrested after leading police on speed chase througheigh. it reached speeds of 110 miles per hour during the morning rush hour. lawrence was accused of shoplifting before he stabbed a special police officer at a southeast giant store last month. >>> well, the trial for a fourth officer charged in the deaths of freddie gray gets underway tomorrow. lieutenant brian rice is the highest ranking of the police officers charged in the death. he chose to have his fate decided by a judge, not a jury. he is charged with manslaughter, assault, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office. >>> the summer olympics in rio are a month away. >> it's up to the military to protect the venues where construction is finally done keeping all the people safe will not be easy. security experts are worried about an increase in crime from this time last year, everything from muggings to homicides. >> this does seem to be bad timing for a crime spike in rio. >> more than $550 million was shav budget in 2016 at precisely the moment when we need to ramp up securi

. >> reporter: minutes later, police returned to the hyattsville apartment and brought out 31-year-old flora patoon and placed her under arrest. she will face charges of parental abduction. the case has raised questions about what patoon did that prompted child protective services to get a court order to take her baby away. >> i can't tell you specifically the history that cps has with this mother, other than she has had a number of from her home in the past. [ crying ] >> reporter: sources tell us a previous cps investigation led to the investigation of khatun's parental rights, leading to the removal of four of her other five children. >> again, it is challenging to get answers from child protective services as to why the baby was taken. of course, we've asked. but every case like this involving children, is confidential. those records are sealed. flora khatun will face an extradition tomorrow morning. if she waives extradition, she'll be moved to the county jail tomorrow. >>> coming up at 6:00, andrea will be back with more on the back story of this case, including what prompted her

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police say that is klein lawrence of hyattsville. weaving through traffic at 110 miles an hour. police eventually stopped him and arrested . stabbing a police officer at grocery store. he's wanted for strong arm robbery charges also in prince george's county. >>> a man accused of shooting at a number of locations including the national security agency. 35-year-old hong young is accused in a series of shots fired incidents that happened over a week last year. police say they found a semiautomatic handgun and shell casings in his 1999 lincoln. police matched the bullets to those collected at the scene. they happened in howard, prince george's county and an arundel. >>> scheduling a vote on gun control legislation today. it comes weeks after the day-long sit-in on the house floor. dozens of local families marched on capitol hill and held a sit-in on their own. this is tuesday. they were demanding a vote for gun control. six people were a vote on a gun-related bill. it would allow the attorney general to delay the sale of a gun to a suspected terrorist for three days. some democrats

police arrested khatun today in hyattsville, maryland, today. >> thank you, scott. >>> it's like a junglehere, the humidity. >> it is muggy out there. >> yeah. >> temperatures will feel around or just over 100 during the afternoon hours tomorrow, we'll be just below that heat advisory criteria. here is the latest on storm team 4 radar. central anarundel is under a flood watch. potentially 2 1/2 inches of rainfall in spots. you did see aside from that -- that cell has fizzled out already. not really a lot going on. activity back to the west. if you have plans in the metro area, you should be just fine. you're dealing with the heat and humidity. tomorrow feeling like one of the hottest days so far this we'll have scattered thunderstorms around for the afternoon and evening hours tomorrow. about a 40% chance that you're dealing with rain. as we look to the weekend, it's hot but it's mainly dry. and the humidity not too bad this weekend. still hot next week. we have a 90 on the forecast on our exclusive ten-day forecast. tomorrow, the weather having a moderate impact on your day. extremely ho

another rider on green line train this happened yesterday afternoon prince george plaza station in hyattsville. video of the alleged incident posted on twitter shows the person wearing red shirt and hat there. approaching a seated victim. and striking him in the head. right there. the person of interest is then seen attempting to assault the victim again along with another person before that video ends. >> take a good look here you go metro transit place put out wanted poster anything to the video you saw. if you recognize this person give authority as i call. >> 6:06 warm in here. maybe i'm ju warm outside right now. >> well you know the humidity is starting to climb back a little bit. >> that is what it feels like. >> not as cool and dry as yesterday morning. still all in all by our standards not a bad looking day ahead. >> we victim improvement though. we have all stations reporting this morning. >> we do. you're right. we have reagan national starting there 74 this morning and nice and warm inside the beltway 73 annapolis and however we're still happening in the 60s north and west. frederi

it was in hyattsville.ed unsuccessfully to revive the person until medical help arrived. we are told that the victim was jaywalking. morning on i 35 due to police activity. this is taking place on the northbound side of benning road. we are gathering more information on this, and we will have more updates on our website wjla.com. right now, we want to get an update on the weather. ryan miller is standing by with the latest. >> we have sunshine to greet us this morning and one temperatures. 75 degrees currently -- warm temperatures. 75 degrees currently. we are going to see temperatures beginning of the nationals game. today will be our 15th day at 90 degrees or higher. we will see them again today and tomorrow. no rain today. had to the pool. 90-93 degrees today. 95 degrees tomorrow with a chance of afternoon storms. >> for more weather and news, you can join us on our sister station at news channel 8 at 10:00. my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he w

asos you make your way out on o pennsylvania avenue foure towards the district as wells wl and in hyattsvilleraffic is i moving along just fine. not seeing knishes throughhe rockville or gaithersburg on o 270 southbound and 66 still s flowing freely fromee fro centreville inbound.ll inbound. 95 still quiet in dale city.ity. i'll let you know if anything ah else pops up you need to be b aware of and any questions atnst erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. twier back to you wisdom and holly. h. >> coming up on fox5 news morning one company shells outco more than $61 billion mpfor itss role in the largest oil spill oi in the world. >> and an effort by some in se the republican party to derail i the nomination of donald trumpnu winds up going nowhere. >> as we throwed break let's take a live look across thecrost d.c. region.c. we are at 5:09 right now on a friday. it's friday, folks, that's a reason to smile. fox news morning back. oh, it's more than a feeling.li >> ♪ funeral services for alton ss f sterling will take place today. his death sparked protests across the country.cntry the reverend al sharpton

today the animal wanted into the into west hyattsville station sti thursday afternoon.on.ation and no one hasti come looking for him.im the dog is currently withntly wh prince george's county animalrg control.cont anyone with information isform asked to call them or metroet transit police.olic >> that is a cute dog.t is >>> all right, heads up if up i you're planning a trip to shenandoah national park. par some trails have beenrail temporarily closed because ofsef a recent bear activity there.it they include the entire big b run loop trail and a sections ac of the big run portal trail.ra visitor access inside this area of the park iss prohibited. park officials say the officia closures will be in effect eec until further notice.otic >>> also happening today, h virginia governor terryy mcauliffe will join regional rea officials in fredericksburg.ricb >> they're getting together to r celebrate a newly awarded 165 million dollars grant for the fast lane project along interstate 95.terstate they're set to discuss how that's to ease traffic development in the region.en >>> pepc

suspended withedw pay.pa now, we are also told that he te patrolled district one, whichwhc is the hyattsvillerea and now that this incident hasen been made public, investigators fear there coulds be more victims so they areo ey asking anyone out there who w suspects they may have been thea one to contact the prince the p george's county police department. reporting live in palmer park, r alexandria limon, fox5 localocal news.ws >> new tonight police needhtic your help to identify a ideif suspect wanted in connection cot with a deadly shooting inhooting prince george's county.ince ge take a good look at thisk at t surveillance video right here.ce it was taken yesterday.este this is at a gas station in the 4900 block of marlboro mor pike in capitol heights. hgh police say 68-year-old alonzo jackson had just filled his fle car up when the shootinghoot happened. where he later died from his injuries. the suspect took off inok of in jackson's car following that shooting. the description of it is a it is 2015 black dodge charger with d.c. license plates df0113.01 , a $25,000 reward is beingeing off

he was from hyattsville. a police cruiser hit him as he crossed the road. say he was not in a crosswalk. two other drivers almost struck him before the police cruiser did. >>> there are new details this morning about the teenage gunman who shot and killed nine people in munich, germany. search of the 18-year-old's apartment turned up documents on mass shootings and he didn't have ties to any terrorist group. he also carried 300 rounds of ammunition with him when he began the rampage at a mcdonald's restaurant before he moved on to a shopping mall. >>> the wnba took some heat last week after fining players who supported the black lives matter movement on the court. three teams were given t-shirts in support. the league said they violated the uniform policy. after they were fined. players then refused to talk to reporters about the game and only addressed social issues. but after fans -- after i fan outrage, calls and letters started coming in, on saturday the wnba reskinned those fines. >>> well, you can turn up the air conditioner or hit the pool, try to st

francis from hyattsville and dennis from arlington. the final day of metro's safe track surge for this phase, caused some confusion for airline travelers. during phase 4 a section of traumatic from reagan national airport to the pentagon city station was shut down. phase affecting the orange and silver line from boston to east falls curb. you can get more news, weather and traffic on good morning washington on news channel 8. [ fly buzzing ] did you know people can save over $500 when they switch to progressive? i got your nose! i got your nose right here. i know that's your thumb, grandpa. talent! learn about it! life's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. life's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. deadly attack in baton rouge. three police officers killed. three more injured in a fatal ambush. >> de

host: up next we have debra from at-bats -- hyattsville, maryland. caller: good morning, eric. wssc consumer board and we bring different talk to us once a month and the meeting goes on an hour and a half. but we are doing things here in maryla wssc serves two and ies, prince george's montgomery county and wssc tests over 500,000 times a year and that equals out to 1,300 a day. didn't , i believe they est the water a lot and i'm so happy that they are going to do that. theat wssc they really test water pretty much like i said, year.0 times a that is a lot of times to test day.ater per host: let's give eric a chance to respond. wssc, washington suburban sanitary commission oversee two wealthy counties' drinking water supplies in suburban washington and they can afford to do a lot of things that a city like flint was not unfortunately. we would like to see more rigorous testing requirements in the u.s. s especially for lead. what you were referring to is that is all testing all for all caontaminants year. for lead a lot of cities they re testing maybe 100 tools per year and in so

we will try one more time for anthony and hyattsville.et's go to sharon joining us from columbus, ohio. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. thank you for c-span. i wanted to point out the first is -- from indiana anderson, indiana is the northern capital the ku klux klan. i'm from michigan originally. in 1855, the state of michigan legislature passed a law that fromde any peace officers in any way giving any aid or assistance to slavers coming back south of the nation this in line -- south of the mason-dixon line. one more thing, if you ever read henry epson, the danish playwright, i think it is in an enemy of the state, this one life,ter i hated all my hated because i could not love. that is the trouble with some of these people. is your name steve? host: yes it is. caller: you're one of my favorites. calls again for taking my because there is so much hatred in this country today. heckountry is going to in a wastebasket. thanks again, have a wonderful day. host: thank you, from columbus, ohio. one of our viewers saying, p

calling we have michael in on our democratic line from hyattsville, maryland. morning, michael. caller: hey good morning, c-span. having me on the show. condolences end my to the people of france for what night.d last but i have to agree with the two gentlemen just a while ago in what they were saying, and as they were saying about the presidential election here they're saying anything just to get the vote in. and that is true, because a lot saying, they are know they can't really do it, especially donald trump. these promises, all these promises, and he even no, he can't fulfill them, nd i don't understand how come the people that are listening to them are really backing him on things he's saying because he can't really build a wall in people,ecause all these all these countries that he's they do business with the u.s. host: let me ask you this, satisfied with what secretary clinton is saying as well? seems that donald trump has a lot of support based on his tough talk about fighting terrorism. you satisfied? aller: the difference with donald and hillary is hillary is a way.plo

he is in hyattsville. caller: good morning.'m looking forward to the convention, just to tune in, like last week, for the spectacle of the whole thing, which i think is just of seen. for a democracy -- just obscene. for a democracy where it is just one person, one vote, to have these delegates, super delegates, what an obfuscation, what a way to do business, really, for a democracy. host: we learned yesterday that the city and the host committee nearlyreed and raised $64 million to put this convention on in the city and to pay for some of the parties and the amenities, etc.. what do you think? caller: now, the added burden of the security costs. they used to not have to worry about that as much. all these balloons and silly hats -- you know there is so much partying. what a farce. i don't know why there couldn't be -- despite voter registration and all the upset there is about that, i think there needs to be a good way of knowing who the voters are, people having some kind of identification to know who is who, and an electronic