that may help mueller figure out the original intent of the fir ing. the white house issued a separate letter drafted by the deputy attorney general that talked about comey mishandling the clinton case that leads us to new information unearthed by republicans, fbi officials suggesting that comey was draft ing an exoneration for clinton in april of 2016 leading the senators that comey came to a conclusion before any fact gathering. the president tweeting it looks like he exonerated long before the investigation was over and so much more, a rigged system. now remember comey came out in july 2016 and said despite apparent wrong doing, clinton would not be charged. so look at this exchange under oath in september of 2016. >> director, did you make the decision not to recommend criminal charges related to classified information before or after hillary clinton was interviewed by the fbi on the second. >> after. if colleagues believe i'm lying, please urge them to contact me privately so we can have a conversation about this. all can i tell you again the deci

are look ing for the vandal ales who left this racist graffiti in crofton. a woman discovered the chalk drawings in the parking lot. one was a derogatory image . neighbors recalled see ing two boys, about ten years old. no word if they are the ones responsible. coming up tonight we are following breaking news, a massive earth earthquake in mexico. tonight the death toll is climb as we learn mor left behind. president trump today taking on the you united nations in new york city. coming up we're going to show you his dramatic message to north korea when fox5 news continues in a moment. [music playing] across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if, one day, there was a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor? what if there were millions of them? register today at alz.org/walk. we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. from scandalous romance, to ridiculous plot twists. (gasping) son? dad! we also know you can avoid drama by getti

couples therapy, you've been do ing this for a while. tell me about the who he. you do h once a month, right in. >> actually it sort of just started. we only had two shows so far but they have been so much fun. i kind of had no idea what it was going to be like to just sit around and basically talk about -- we talk about relationships. we talk about lack of relationships, some online dating stuff,ex whatever people want to talk about. it's cool to watch a group of strangers open up and share ideas. we do a little standup comedy as well. i've had local come iks like rob mayor. we've been here on the show, too. >> we have danny ruin i coming. when people come up, when you do these shows, we're in d.c., i mean the two questions that everybody cans are what do you do and then you start talking about politics. is politics a big topic of discussion in the show? >> i guess it is if you allow it into your world. for me permanently it's so heavy right now that i don't know that it's something that i want introduced , certainly not in the first few dates. people talk about

a lot of people are ask ing why. icon ron cli i don't think they ever met but her first picture is what he used for something as called the predecessor to the play mate. i thought it was interesting. i read somewhere that he he actually bought that plot 25 years ago. >> i didn't know that. clearly he had a huge influence on 20th century culture for better or worse depending on your point of view about it. he was making a lot of things, civil rights and he usedded his magazine as that platform to do that. two redskins players scored a touchdown oof the field and made a little boy's dream come true. it was all thanks to a chance encounter in a video store. redskins players, they're used to . yesterday they handed off a new game system to t an un suspecting boy and they might have turned him into a fan for life. here's a look at what's ahead tomorrow. we are live at bowie state university to kickoff our fox5 college tour. this is something new we're do ing, very exciting. tucker barnes is going to be there beginning at

lauren, what are those folks say ing. >>reporter: everybody who has arrived here just happy to be here, feeling pretty lucky at this point. we had a little bit of of hours there was a man with a gun reportedly shot by police and miami international airport and police say that there's no threat to the public, but of course it is not what anybody needed this evening with all of the people trying to get out and escape approaching hurricane irma. right now there are still pretty hefty delays here from the flights headed in from miami the not arriving until after one in the morning. we're also see ing delays from flights coming in from orlando and fort lauderdale. earlier this evening we spoke with people who were coming off a flight from miami. they told us that there were nearly 80 people on standby just to get on the flight. it was just a long line. there was nothing that people worked at the airport could do. >> a mad house. it's pretty intense as far as the airport, extreme. i was just lucky. gas stations, the few that ha

she was definitely fight ing against the police. paul hudson with flyers rights org says however there is just no need for a situation to come to this where somebody may end up hurt. >> there's really no need for an airline to use force to take someone off in these kind of situations. they could have evacuated the plain, taken everyone off and isolated this person or was appropriate in the terminal and then reboard people. >> but as a passenger you have to be careful as well. as part of the patriot act it is a federal felony to interfere with the flight crew. del lot sigh was arrested by the maryland transportation authority. she's facing several charges, includ ing disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. >> also caught on camera a man who smashed his way inside a montgomery county store from the wood mart beer and wine in bethesda. after he smashed the glass, he stole several bottles of wine and then ran off. if you recognize the man, call police. >> we have an update now on that local massage therapist accused of sexually assault

jackson seven easterned runs in just over two. >> the interpreter: ings. the at home seven to nothing. >> today the capitols dropped the puk on training camp. yes, hockey season is here. summer is over. kevin shat in, carl also inner, they're all gone. but alex ovechkin is still here and the key this season is you quo hear that. >> can you translate? i i don't want to be suck this year is actually what he said. they're going to be fine. that was his quote. >> i'm sorry, you you couldn't hear it. they're not going to be suck this year. they're going on be good. they're going to be fine. thank you for trans lating. any time. we hope they don't. thanks, proad did i . we've been talking about a lot of stuff going on in d.c. this weekend, tomorrow especially weather wise. folks are going t to have to maybe dodge a few rain drops. we're not talking a total washout by any means, a stray shower popping up here and there. 85- degrees, a little bit of humidity than a the rest of the week we are talking into the 80s as well. same story for sunday thank you very much.

there are mandatory for parts of the state, includ ing the keys. i asked the nt for a predisaster declaration . i talked to president trump last night he's committed that he'll provide all the resources that he we'll need . friday i willow oh i've directed 700 florida national guard members to report for duty and there are more tanning by if we need them. >> the national hurricane center says irma could be potentially catastrophic but it's still too soon to tell. people have been through this sort of thing before. they're stocking up on food, water, cash, everything else they're going to need. this is not a storm to be taken lightly. this is probably the worst one that we've faced since we moved here in 2003. i got my generator at 6:00 this morning. i got my money out of the bank at s one. i got the alert about the sandbags so i'm here. >> as it tans now irma is the strongest atlantic hurricane go back to the latest on the threat from north korea. once again the south korean military is conducting missile drills. they're simulating an attack on the

i know he was hoot ing for 15 percent. he even said redline. even on the small businesses that we're advocating we got 25 percent. that's pretty darn good. about a 40 percent drop for main street businesses. renovating their own businesses, higher more people and invest back in the local economies. you look at this whole scope of plan, are there elements that you think may have to go by the wayside to protect whether it's the small business taxes or whether it's some of those lower income tax brackets? is this recall or nothing. >> i don't think it's all or nothing. i think the president has shown that he's willing to do a deal. i'm sure there are opportunities and some things that may have to be revisited in two years. we're saying let's focus on at least at a minimum get a tax package done. let's make it retroactive to january 1 . get the biggest refund check for next april for all of s that. i like your enthusiasm. i guess we'll see if it stands the test of washington. we're back after this on the final five. >> sure. thank you. . we are the

the president also complained the media isn't treat ing him right. also today after a wave of krits many a century old shipping law that will allow supplies to be more easily brought into puerto rico the waiver will be in effect for ten days. local celebrity chef andreass in purity to help with recovery efforts. he rounded up volunteers and supplies and cooked meals for those in need. his world central kitchen will provide 200 daily meals to patients through sunday. he also used his twitter platform to find people missing after the storm. house majority whip steve scalise received a standing ovation today as he returned to the capital for the first time since the congressional baseball shooting the louisiana lawmaker took part in today's votes and addressed his colleagues on the house floor. representative scalise was shot in the hip during the attack and has since undergone several surgeries. today he thanked crystal grinder and david bailey who were capital police officers who saf ed his life. and let me tell you if they didn't act so quickly and a

pepco is work ing on fixing the system. ho patients who have scheduled procedures will be contacted for rescheduling. d.c. police night are looking for the gunman connected to a shooting in northwest. it happened along n street. we've learned there are multiple crime scenes connected to this particular case. fox5's kristin leone is at d.c. headquarters tonight to explain kristin. >>reporter: residents in this northwest neighborhood say there's they're in a cross hairs . as you you mentioned there are a at least three different yiem seens that we know of, the first one starting here, a couple hours ago, whereas you can seeol possibly gathering some evidence inside where again the shooting took place. take a closer look at your screen from the crime scene earlier keavment police said they got a call about the shooting a little before five tonight. with he they arrived they found two men shot both conscious and breathing but now are fighting for their lives in the hospital tonight. they also found multiple shell casings on the

it's target ing parts of tennessee and the southeast. but as the skies clear in florida we're getting a better look at death and destruction the former hurricane left hin. here's fox's joel waldman. >>reporter: in south florida the keys were the hardest hit while at miami international airport flights are resuming on a limited basis as the cleanup process continues. this is going to be a frustrating

both movies treated mc-ing, dj-ing, graffiti as connected art forms created by the youth in new york'syed borough, the bronx, which suddenly became legendary for its artistic creativity as well -- as much as its unprecedented devastation. so when hip-hop spread to paris and berlin in the early 1980's -- and it was not just as music. it was a dance and visual art as well. and this continued through the 1980's and 1990's as it spread to asia, south america, africa, and eastern europe, all with the understanding that it started in the bronx, and that the bronx has an honored place in global cultural history. so, what is the meaning? hip-hop's origins in the bronx are replete with irony. a new form of music was created when houses were abandoned and burned, police and fire resources were cut, violence spread, and young people lost the ability to learn how to play musical instruments in their schools. yet it was precisely hip-hop's emergence from this tragedy as well as its multicultural origins and connection to immigration that were essential to its appeal. because what happened in the br

we are look ing into the possibility of gang ties. however we do not have anything solid at this point. >> ice would information on that seconde teenager as he is a minor. police are still looking for that third suspect who they believe filmed this attack. right now, the victim's 13 year old sister is only considered a person of interest. she's not facing any charges at this time. >> live in frederick tonight, anjali hemphill, fox5 local news >> we have an update to the breaking new news you saw here on fox5 last night. a d.c. family is grieving the loss of their son. he was shot and killed just steps away from his home last night in northeast. someone tried to rob 16 year old sky air kelly near 13th and down ing streets. police say he defended himself with a knife and tabbed his attacker. but moments later the attacker shot and killed sky air. the teen was a student at thurgood marshal academy. he was on his way home when the gunman approached him. minding his own business, walking home from a college seminar. twelfth grade was a led

>>reporter: neighbors are fight ing that plan. you'll hear from both sides coming up in my live report. plus, amazon is macing a lawsuit. why one couple says the eclipse glasses that they bought on the company 's site accident work. back after this. >> we're following breaking news right now out of prince george's county, these are live image fres a deadly hit and run in suitland, maryland. this happened right around 8 p.m. in the 4500 block of suitland road took off. the victim was rushed to the hospital where he later died. again these are live images from the scene. police have the area roped off. disturbing right there. it look s like what appears to be the victim's shoe. police are looking for the driver as we get more information on the description of the vehicle we will let you you know. now to a battle that is brewing between neighbors in logan circle and a popular beer garden looking to add a second location. neighbors say the expansion would just bring more noise and traffic and even worse. fox's evan lambert is at the c

this chicken are so black police are screaming at it to stop resist ing. this one shows an officer calling an asian woman sushi because he can't pronounce her name. the posts aren't funny. >> if you feel like you you equate a black person to a chicken then absolutely you need to be fired because you are no longer competent. >> on posts on the the account officer dennis foagly publicly identified himself as the operator even posting pictures of occasion. the accusations of \section\section{#n}ry sensitivity come at a time when officers are already under a microscope. wearing this t-shirt which has a sun cross on it, a symbol associated with the kkk. then you have a police chief who comes out and says this is not mpd, but clearly it is. these are your officers. these are your officers turning to do these things after you've come out with statements after there's been complaints, after there's been nationwide coverage . so it'sen raging to me. mpd told fox5 a commanders talked to officer foagly about the intermediary gram account and he told them he sold it.

the things i seen when i came outside was terrify ing.olice haven't seen what led up to the crime or if any suspects have been identif ied. family left wonder ing how they could have stopped this. i was just on the phone with her. if i would have went and got her, she wouldn't be gone, she would have been with me, but i missed that phone call. with a suspect still on the loose, neighbors say they worry what might happen next. i just wish all of this would stop . it looked a lot different here at this te there was still a crime scene and some distraught family members and friends. more officers had to be brought in to control the crowd, a very volatile situation things have bench quieters here tonight. in southeast, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. >> and also in southeast another shooting happened this afternoon on pomeroy road. the gunfire hit a teen this time and we're told the team's injuries are not serious. he is expected to make a fuel re coverry. police are still looking for that shooter. breaking news out of washington the associat

they began march ing from last monday.is said and done they will have marched a total of 1100 miles. coming up on the five, another assault on a metro bus. a driver tells fox5 he was p spit on by a rider. now he wants the transit system to take some action. then keeping police away from nurses. change s that could be coming to hospitals after this viral video shows a nurse being violently ar rested. [music playing] across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if, one day, there was a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor? what if there were millions of them? join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's. register today at alz.org/walk. >> mcdonald's is sell ambulating national literacy month by work ing to help kids in the us read more. starting today the fast food giant is teaming up with harp ers publishers to re place the foist in happy meals nationwide. the program runs through october 18. over the past few years mcdonald has given a

it's target ing parts of tennessee and the southeast. but as the skies clear in florida we're getting a better look at death and destruction the former hurricane left hin. here's fox's joel waldman. >>reporter: in south florida the keys were the hardest hit while at miami international airport flights are resuming on a limited basis as the cleanup process continues. this is going to be a frustrating it's going to take sometime to allow people back into their homes particularly in the florida keys. in places like charlie ton south carolina it now has that area dealing with flood damage. jacksonville, florida is also reeling after ir ma triggered historic flooding monday. power outages, lots of trees down in our area. power and emergency crews are spread ing out across the region to help but some two thirds of florida's population still remain without power. i stayed in a hotel room for a couple of days. the money ran out and now i'm waiting to get back in. in the hard hit florida keys officials now say it appears a quarter of all homes ha

tonight we're look ing into what happened. diplomatic immunity is playing a role in a school stabbing. the daca outrage and fairfax first responders return from the disaster area in houston. your news starts right now. we begin tonight with a fox5 exclusive, a back-to-school night mare for a prince george's county county family. today was day for seventh graders instead of getting dropped off at his normal bus stop, a student says the driver left him nearly two miles from hition house and then thieves robbed him. when his mom couldn't get ahold of school officials she called fox5 for help. lindsay watts is live with the story. >>reporter: principal here at james gol son middle school says she is looking into how this happened. this was a 12 year old boy who says that his bus driver dropped him off in a rough neighborhood far away from his home and we can show you just how far. the boy says that he was dropped off at the d.c. prince george's county line at eastern and kenilworth avenues and you can get a sense in this video how

they are thank ing the us capital police officers for being heros that day.a cleary is live in alexandria where a special presentation got underway just a short time ago. hey, jim and sean. when you talk about how long ago that was or how it feels i think that anybody who works in news in this town, if you work in law enforcement in this town or if you you work on the hill in this town you you remember where you were that morning in june when you you heard the news of that shock and horrifying hooting at that congressional baseball game. and today those officers who responded putting their lives on the line they are being honored the resolution was spearheaded by virginia senators time cane and mark warner. though i'll tell you for all of the devisive in on the hill it was unanimously by senators to honor and recollect myself those officers from capital police and alexandria police. now, i spoke with chief brown of the alexandria police department really about what this honor means to him, what it means to the officers of his who really put their lives on the

that's what we're seeing unfold ing here and we received some useful information but threes a lot more to go. we got congressional investigation and the special council investigation much the special council wants to interview white house staffers who were present when president trump helped craft his son's statement on the controversial meeting. robert musclier and his raters want to talk to tafers to see if any at primarily discussed adoption of russia children but an e-mail proved that was not the case. facebook says it will continue to investigate hokes story is. the yesterday the company discovered $130,000 ads. facebook says the majority of those ads didn't target a political candidate but instead focused on hot button offerings es including race relations. they filed a complaint with the justice department demanding further investigation. this revelation races a lot of questions. first who were these trols that engaged in this activity? who was paying for this activity in we've seen intelligence reports dating back to january that they believe some of the internet trols putting

by the way the group is also coordinat ing thraifer efforts with fema. the attention has shifted to florida with hurricane irma. folks in texas are still recovering from the damage caused by harvey. yesterday paid a visit to the george r brown convention center in houston where some storm victims are staying. many say that jackson's visit brightened their day and they're glad she took time out of her schedule for them. i got a chance to shake her hand. which hand did she shake. >> actually i had this hand out i guess the glove hand. throw ing in the glove now, not going to be washed. >> slut. >> about 1600 he vac 's are currently still saying in the convention center. not only miss jackson, beyonce also stopped by houston yesterday. she paid a surprise visit to the church. she gave out nike air jordan you shoes to everyone who attend td. beyonce is originally from houston. i love that he when you hear about all the tars going in to help. there's so many people in need. i know we're talking about irma tonight, but there's still h many people recovering fr

we are start ing ing to see som airlines cancel flights to and from san juan. that means for one woman from delaware county she'll be celebrating her 7th anniversary here at home. >> that's how stephanie todd planned to spend her anniversary on a beach in puerto rico. she should be looking forward to the rest and relaxation. instead she's keeping an eye on irma with baited breath. >> close contact with my friends who had family there. >> i have been in contact with my brother, aunt, sister, cousin, we have been texting and calling. >> reporter: e she works for an international hotel company. she's scheduled to fly to puerto rico tomorrow for an annual trip to visit with family. >> we were without power and electricity for over two weeks. >> aaa recommends that everybody heed the evacuation warnings. if you do not have to travel to these destinations, don't. if it you're there now, do everything in your power to get out of harm's way. >> davis and todd are hoping irma spares the island. >> but they are prepare d to reschedule their trip after the storm. >>. >> a

plenty of people will buy ing online.ales forces predicting black cyber monday will be the busiest online shopping. the big day for people to shop will be between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. sales force also predicts most people will have laugh of their holiday gifts purchased by december 3. this may not be a great thing, but twitter is going to double the number of characters you can put in a tweet from 140 to 280. that's a lot. the social media site will see how it works and consider to launch the feature more down the road. the thing about twitter is it's 140 characterses, it's brief. people don't have the attention span. we already have that, it's called facebook. unless you're going to start a whole new site leave things the way they are. >> or twitter xl. >> weather wise we are still in the summer-like temperatures. i don't need 140 characterses to tell you that. hot hot was about 86-degree. ten degree s above average. warmer p that tomorrow with more sunshine . did you notice late this afternoon and evening we had more clou

he's with the tackle tal train ing and response unit. police also said dethey found no gun, no bomb and that they said that the teen had a coat on which prevented them from seeing what he piet have had under it because he said he had a bomb strapped to himself. also one other note, we asked the father today about the teen's mental health. he declined to discuss it. in manassas, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> in the district more than 200 people died last year from opioid overdoses which is triple the the number two years earlier . district leaders say drastic times are calling for drastic measures. they're look ing at plans to open up injection clinics. matt ackland is live building with more on this plan. >>reporter: as you can can imagine a the look of people inside city hall is talking about this one. the director of the department of health will head to vancouver, canada. that's where they're doing this already. she wants to he see compactly how h works out. a plan works where someone who is an addict comes into one of these inject

that trio now fac ing charges. staying in the district, police were called to benning road northeast this afternoon after someone pulled out a knife and tabbed a man. we're told that man was arrived when officers arrived. police say they now have a lookout forth suspect. police are investigating a series of robberies throughout the city. there were at least six rob is in the district overnight, including four in northeast, one in southeast and one in northeast. some of the cases were armed robberies with the suspects having guns, police did make an arrest in at least one of those cases. we now know the identity of a mab who kept police at bay for several hours in the district. he's 67 year old robert miles. investigators say yesterday afternoon miles threatened a neighbor with a gun . that man called police and when officers arrived miles barricaded himself inside a unit at an apartment the minnesota metro taition. metro closed the station as a precautious while police negotiated with the mab. the standoff rested p

a fund ing cut that could be another blow to the affordable care act. that is your final five tonight. but first let's talk harvey much the massive flooding continues in texas tonight and look it's going to take a lot of time and a lot of money for the region to reof could. today the white house said the president will be donate nateing million dollars of his money to the relief effort which he hasn't decided which organization to gift money to in the first

for now report ing live in hey market virginia tonight. kristin leone , fox5 local news. >> we are following more breaking you news right now out of charles county, maryland. a deadly traffic apartment live over the scene. maryland state police tell us one person was killed in a single vehicle accident. you can see a number of emergency vehicles there. you you can see what appears to be some sort of liquid there on the roadway. again, this is a single l vehicle crash. we know at least one person was kid. there is no word tonight on what led tho h accident. we will keep you updated as we get new information. a montgomery county mother is being held without bond and will now face murder charges in the connection with the disappearance of her two children. catherine hawg also's child remember are still missing to this day. today a judge ordered that she be held without bond and undergo another mental evaluation. hoggle is the last person to see two year old jaib could be and four year old sarah. today their father have talked about the case.

you normally do that when you think someone is go ing to get rid of evidence.f someone flushing their tax returns down the toilet in five minutes. for whatever reason, they believe that he was going to destroy something. a judge did sign off on it. >> so a judge would have to approve that in advance? >> you would have to justify it to a judge that you have to take that extra intrusive step of potentially using a battering ram to knock the door down. a judge is going to have to sign their name to it. when we talk about the targets in this investigation, every judge knows that their name is going to be on -- whether it's a fisa order or search warrant. so i think they will always be scrutinizing it with extra care. >> you may not know this, but if they're picking the lock to get in the house, does that mean the fbi picks a lock and open the door and they announce, fbi we're here, or do they go into the office and try to get files. >> they will announce. i think what they would do is you would have a team of agents. probably the lead agent would go to his bedroom

we're glad that he's fully recuperat ing.he point that we're making that we have the vote on the substance, but not necessarily on the process which is why we're still confident that he woo can move healthcare forward and get it done in the spring. when she say she have the votes on the substance, not the process, remember john mack kay said he supported, he was disappointing in the process. really no substantive hearings, no realtime for debate, but when the president said we have the votes period that wasn't necessarily true because you did have three republican senators who said they were no votes at that interest post office. we'll see what happens forward. senator chuck schumer side they're on the verge of a deal. they were working on healthcare in fact mitchell mcconnell had looked at that plan early on and lined lindsay gram don't have the votes. we don't want to make it bipartisan process. we may have the votes to pass it which they didn't. at least both sides recognize there has to be some movement and some stability

police are now investigat ing. do you think that you live in a safe neighborhood, but anything can happen. >> looking at that next door app there have been several other neighbors from around this area who believe they have had girls. nothing as violent, though, as what happened to mack peakment d.c. police say tonight this is something they're investigating, no arrests yet. live in northeast, lindsay watts , fox5 local news. >> a high school student is fac ing charges tonight for taking a loaded gun to school. potomac high school in oxon hill was on lock down important two hours today while police investigated. a teacher alerted a school resource officer after she spotted a 16 year old student exchanging money with another teenager who was trespassing on campus many. the officer quickly reacted and found the current student and began questioning that student. digger the questioning, the officer found a handgun on the student quickly took that student into custody. the governor said we are doing a great job. in fac

dave you pointed out the mix messag ing there. a the look of people were surprised to hear that on one under that, but on the other hand saying we need to allow free speech. maybe we don't understand it all. basically what he seems to be saying there is maybe the athletes have free speech to act the way they want to, but the president has free speech to say , you know, i don't like the way they're exercising their free speech. it's a couple layers there and i think, you know, he was having a difficult time sort of making the two statements reconcile. i think it's kind of a difficult spot. here's the thing, the president of the united states like any private citizen can say whatever they want. but donald trump trump is not understanding his w the president of the entire country, not just his country. donald trump is still tweeting like he's still a private citizen. as we look at the role on college campuses of free paid space. when you bench shapiro coming on congress, these areas, if you're triggered by something somebody may say

i'm reading it's gust ing even higher than 180 miles an hour. we just had a hurricane hunter go through it it found 171 in the eye. i'll show it to you in a moment. there's so much warm water there and that's the problem. do you see what i'm showing. something behind it. that's a new tropical storm, the last thing that anybody wants to he see but i wanted to explain. this is tropical storm jose and this is irma. we'll talk first about ir ma and then i'll show you the track of jose much it's jaw dropping. the most amazing, perfect cyclone of devastation and we're so worried as it approaches the islands as well as puerto rico here in the next 12 to 24 hours. obviously everybody is doing everything he they can to get out of the way. that's all you can do. save yourself, but the hurricane hunters have been flying into it he relentless limit we get so much good data out of just flew into the center and found 171 miles an hour. we'll see if it makes a difference later on tonight. the latest \track\tract has it with the moving west at 156789 you sook s

let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen ings. >>> senate republicans have revived the effort to repeal obamacare, but time is quickly running out. >> yeah, the last-ditch republican plan would give states broader control over obamacare funds and what will it mean for you? here's mary bruce from capitol hill. >> reporter: the mad dash to deliver. are you finally going to get health care reform the capitol to rally republicans. his message, now is the time. six working days left for republicans to overhaul obamacare with a simple majority vote. the white house is fully on board. the president working the phones. the new gop plan ends obamacare subsidies and the medicaid expansion. instead, states will get some money to use as they see fit. >> here's choice for america. socialism or federalism? when it comes to your health care. >> reporter: but states could allow insurers to charge more to people with some preexisting conditions. and stop covering certain essential health benefits, like prescription drugs or maternity care. re

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both movies treated mc-ing, dj-ing, graffiti as connected art forms created by the youth most decayed borough, the bronx, which suddenly became legendary for its artistic creativity as well as its devastation. when hip-hop spread to paris and berlin in the 1980's, and it was not just as music, it was an dance and visual art as well. and this continued through the 1980's and 1990's as it went to asia, south america, africa, and eastern europe, all with the understanding that it started in the bronx, and that the bronx has an honored place in global cultural history. so, what is the meaning? hip hop's origin in the bronx are hip with irony. spread and young people lost the ability to play instruments in their schools. but it was precisely hip-hop's emergence from this tragedy as well as its multicultural origins and connection to immigration that were essential to its appeal. what happened in the bronx was going to spread throughout the world. factories closing, school being shut, people wanting to live together not as they migrated, not only from countryside to city but from one countr

tonight we're look ing into what happened. in a school stabbing. the daca outrage and fairfax first responders return from the disaster area in houston. your news starts right now. we begin tonight with a fox5 exclusive, a back-to-school night mare for a prince george's county county family. today was

high think these models are over do ing the amount of rain it's going to produce. i think there will be a possibility of light showers overnight by the time your commute starts seven, eight in the morning. maybe you see some white spots. likely the rain is east of nine a five. it's going to be drizzle or very light rain clouds. as the day goes on by the noon hour we see the brightening skies present southwest to northeast and it looks like tomorrow afternoon is going to brighten up considerably and have the feel of late august. maybe with temperatures getting up to about 82-degrees. to give you an idea of what to expect at the bus stop tomorrow morning. i'm going to say cloudy skies a chance of a couple of showers before school, 656 to 69. most of it east of d.c. by 8:00 and after school much brighter and much warmer, 78 to 82 greece. thats ' a look at what you can expect on your wednesday. we'll have much more on hurricane jose , the lurker that's still out there in the atlantic. what is he he up to, we'll let you know that and the seven day forecast. stay away jo

manafort, the former campaign chairman was under surveillance, sources tell us that he was also talk ing periodically with the president. and so the big question is were any of these conversations with the president swept up as part of the surveillance on paul manafort? you'll recall, don, that months ago donald trump tweeted that president obama was tapping his wires at trump tower. so what the justice department has done in the wake of that is come out and said, no, the fbi was never tapping the president's phone. but what is still unclear is whether his conversations were picked up. and we should also mention that paul manafort does have a residence in trump tower. though it's not clear whether the fbi was using surveillance on him at trump tower. don. >> okay, so the initial investigation, pamela, started in 2014. it was stopped, i believe what the reporting is, for lack of evidence. i'm not exactly sure. and then it was picked up again, but it's not exactly sure when it was picked up and if it's the same investigation or two different investigations. i don't know. >> well, there's t