deputy john, her davis will be stepping in. we are in headquarters where the employees this afternoon learned that their false of the last five and isalf years, kaya henderson, resigning as d.c. school chancellor. she has been with the system even longer, serving as part of the team of the previous chancellor, michelle rhee. she is resigning as of september 30 and will be replaced on an interim basis by her deputy john davis, but a nationwide search will be conducted for her replacement. five-and-a-half years makes her one of the longest serving school chiefs. her tenure has been largely free of controversy, and enrollment in public schools is up somewhat. school modernization seems largely on track, and they are moving ahead despite some complaint about a high school for boys ofor wants color. so far, we have not been able to reach the chancellor for comment on why she's resigning. i spoke with councilmember david grasso, education committee, and the he says the resignation came as no surprise to him and that he had talked to

the chief of schools, john davis, will serve until a permanent chancellor is selected. a staggering number of criminal charges against the prince charles county school aid accused of abusing students. a 270 count indictment includes sex offenses, abuse and child photography. prosecutors say they have identified 23 are possible. and choirolunteer aid director. he is facing life in prison if convicted. a former fairfax county police officer convicted of manslaughter is a free man tonight. he left the county jail five days after being sentenced. he had served 10 months and in virginia, time served count towards a sentence. in 2013john deer responding to a disturbance call at his home. -- via has shown he had his hands up at the time of the shooting. still ahead, the efforts underway to help those who lost everything to flooding in west virginia. leon: plus the virginia governor response to a glaring mistake. why he calls it understandable and what he is asking for. maureen: learning about this very collision between two freight trains in texas. doug: absolutely beautiful t

they have improved but achievement gap daiingt of the job is october 1 and john davis serves as interim chancellor. chancellor henderson and d.c. mayor muirial bouser will join up and discussion if you have any questions for the chancellor or mayor about d.c. public schools tweet us at fox5dc. we'll try to ask those questions tomorrow morning. >> new proof smart phones and tvs are taking over our lives tony. yeah. >> the disturbing story as rio get set for washing up on the same shore where olympic athletes will play beach volleyball in a few weekend. how rio is respopding to a -- it was such a beautiful day in d.c.. temperatures could start tomorrow morning some spots in how long this pleasantly cool weather will last and the holiday weekend coming up. shawn. >> take a look at other stories in the run down tonight. keep it right here the 11 will come right back♪ cheese burger in paradise sneet ♪ pats pass pats pass. it was a national day of mourning in turkey toda today. 42 people died and 200 injured and it's not known if any americans are among the victim. no group has claimed respon

the chief of dc schools john davis will serve as the interim cans lor while mayor bowser searches for replacement. >>> fox 5 is in prince george's county. a former school aid was was indicteded on sexual abuse and important. he remains behind bar, alexandra limon is live with the latest. alex? learned disturbing new details after a grand jury indicted him on 270 charges related to child pornography and child sexual abuse. 's you may remember 22-year-old car way served as a teacher's aid at school beginning in august of 2014. now, the prince george's county state's attorney says they believe there are at least 23 victims, keep in mind these are children we're talking about. some as young as seven years old cork do to court documents, and they range up to 12 years old. authorities say it alleged abuse happened from august of 2015 through february of 2016 when are a relative of one of the victims found nude photos on a phone and reported it to police and the school. today, we learned 20 of the children have been identified. however, prince george's county state attorney's office say thre

the chief of schools john davis will be serving in the interim until a permanent chancellor is selected. alison: a fresh start for a veteran tonight, fired for stopping a robbery. infirst told you about joe february. he confronted armed robbers at a cvs store where he was working and then lost his job. tonight, as jay korff reports, he has a new beginning. jay: joe returns to the cvs with a roller coaster story. >> it's bittersweet. i was just in the store talking to some of my old employees. returnedebruary, he from afghanistan and get a job at cvs. while managing the storen prince george's county, he stopped and disarmed two robbers who were trying to steal narcotics from the pharmacy, but cvs fired him because of a company policy preventing employees from confronting criminals. the story aired, we got hundreds of calls. >> phone calls, e-mails. i did not know how people were getting my information, but it was great. jay: he lost count of all the job interviews he received. four months later he landed a government contractor, a dream position. he said the long wait between jobs was tr

her last day on the job iss october 1st.ber chief of schools john davis will serve as interim i chancellor>> be sure to stay with fox5. 5 henderson and mayor murielayor r bowser will join us today atjoio 9:00 a.m..m they'll discuss why theeyl chancellor is stepping down and what it could mean for youor and your children. if you have any questions for the chancellor or the mayor tweet us ae tce fox5 d.c. >>> planning on using uber usinr before you catch you were next c flight starting tomorrow that t four dollars airport fee you pay will be here to stay. >> metropolitan washington airports authority is issuingss a permit to the ride sharingit company to mak te the surchargee permanent despite criticism from uber itself. the company is just as frustrated as its passengers pag it transports claiming that the fee will hurt their their business because customers will start to choose too traditional cabs which come with just at three dollarse do service fee over them. uber says the shore trip increases the price. pri >> hello. >> what's going on. >> enjoying the weather.er. >> yeah. >> bonus wea

john davis in the meantime will serve as trump chancellor. >> joe biden, is calling on researchers to submit their findings. >> he made the remarks at a cancer summit. he said the culture is standing in the way of finding a cure. >> when i began to moon shine i was bringing to bring together all the human and financial resources we have to break down and seize the moment and double our rate of progress but i'm also committed to doing everything in my power to change the culture that too often stiffles that project. we have to change the culture a >> the vice president called for a moon shot to cure claventz cancer last year. >>> crowds grabbed. runs from the 4th of july then from july 7th through the 10th. open from 11:00 a.m. to 5:30. festival features two programs, innovation by culture and sounds of california. special events will be held at 6:30 p.m. >>> you want to make sure the weather will help you out a little bit. this has been a pretty nice day. >> compared to yesterday. i'll hang outside with this weather any day. this is the nice break from yesterday's severe weather. >> a

john davis who has been serving as the chief of schools will be the interim chancellor. a search for a replacement begins in the fall. >>> coming up, a child at day care assaulted, his hair ripped out. we have more from the parents and the attack caught on video. >> thousands of ex-felons coming to voter registration offices like this since april when the governor restored their voting rights. coming up, what the governor is going. >>> new poll numbers reveal what other countries think about our presidential candidates. the results may surprise you. >>> there are countless polls that show how americans feel about hillary clinton and donald trump. there is survey that provides insight on how the rest of the world views our presumptive presidential candidates. the pew research center asked people if they are confident that donald trump or hillary clinton would do the right thing in world affairs. countries that expressed little to no include germany, france, the united kingdom, australia and japan. confidence in clinton in those same countries ranged from 66 to 79%. in the

. >> mayor becauseer chief of schools john davis is temporary chancellor until a permanent is pound. chancellor henderson and mayor bowser will joins us tomorrow 9 a.m. on good day d.c. to discuss why the chance lor is stepping down and what it means for the children. tweet us right now at "fox5" d.c.. a man discovered using an atm. individualo cellphone own posted to youtube and more than 3 million views. an id skipper that looks like the real thing and that's not all. tish alewis joins us live from northwest with the story. tisha. >> 3 billion views and countin counting. here's a displameer. it's not this atm but it looked just like this. there was a screen. card reader. just like the one you look at. what i can tell you is something about the particular card reader that this tourist was using just deposit quite seem right. it all struck a cord very odd and strange cord with this savvy tourist. >> i went to the atm and kind of tugged on the card reader if you will and here it is this literally popped off. as it came off i noticed there was a little bit -- i don't know if you can zo

the mayor's's statement says henderson will be replaced on an interim basis by john davis as chancellor. he currently holds the title of chief of schools. the mayor says she will conduct a nationwide search for henderson's replacement. accolades for henderson have flowed in from a number of quarters since the announcement was released. the chairman of the d.c. council's education committee, david grasso, says it came as no surprise to him, and he tried to convince her to stay another year, but she did not. she was praised by the federal city council, that said she did a good job increasing student test scores. news.rd, abc 7 alison: we have new information tonight in the inves today turkey's prime is said one -- prime minister said one of the suicide bombers blew himself up in a parking lot outside the airport, giving two others the chance to take advantage of the panic. jonathan elias has the latest. jonathan: so far, still no claim of responsibility in the attack, but u.s. and turkish intelligence say it has all the signs of a strike by the islamic state, isis. 42 people were killed w

john davis will serve as the interim chancellor. he most recently served as the chief of schools for dcps. >>> dan writes, a one in a million leader. it's a hashtag, thank you, kia. >> thank you. you were hard working, honest and so humble. you'll be missed. rose tweeted, it's an honor to work for someone who is leaving behind such a legacy of progress at d.c. public schools. thank you, kia. >> and daniel henderson wrote, she is a leader who deserves all the positive accolades that come her way. >>> deadly terror attacks in turkey. consider ia director john brenon said yesterday the attack at the airport bears all of the hallmarks of the islamic state's depravity. surveillance video, showing travelers and workers, scrambling before the blast. another showed an attacker on the ground, after police shot him. seconds later, he blew himself up. >> he opened. there was a bomb here. yeah. he and it explodes. >> reporter: witnesses say the attackers had grenades, suicide theft and automatic weapons. just five hours after the assault, the a

john davis has been chief of chancellor. the search for a replacement will be in the fall. what a difference a day makes. we don't have any rain in the forecast. >> wow. did we get relief today, doug. >> i tell you what. beautiful weather. yesterday at this time, 95 was the heat index. today, no heat index to talk about. i know you're loving it. let's see what we are dealing with. yesterday we were dealing with thunderstorms. some severe weather. we were in weather alert mode. now storm team 4 radar is all clear. that's the way we'll stay through the next 24 hours or so. notice plenty of sunshine out there. just a spectacular afternoon. going to continue to be a nice evening, too. take a look at the headlines. a cool night. a great thursday. thursday looking good. storm chances increase on friday. we'll talk about that. and tracking the holiday weekend. most of the weekend looking good. there is one day that has rain. that just happens with the -- [ simulates explosion ] >> what's that code for? >> thank you, doug. put on your sunscreen and walking shoes. the annual smithso

john davis who has been serving as chief of schools will serve as interim chancellor. >> the landmark gun compromise between virginia's governor and republican lawmakers takes effect on friday. one of several laws that you will want to be aware of. the new gun law allows out of state concealed handgun permit holders to legally carry guns in virginia but prohibits people subject to permanent protective orders from carrying firearms. police will be at gun shows to conduct voluntary background checks. a new law bans smoking in cars where there are children ages 7 or younger when there are passengers in the car. one law requires 20 minutes of physical >>> maryland state highway crews are inspecting trees in arnold after a tree came down on a van this morning on richie highway near u.s. 50. the van was a providence center transport van. the tree fell on the front windshield trapping the driver inside. firefighters got him out. he was taken to baltimore shock-trauma with critical injuries. traffic was backed up for miles. >>> we have another tree down on the inner loop earlier. winds gustin

. >> reporter: today, before sentencing, judge john davies said, quote, the excessive violence and theault that took place the first time and second time is why i'm sentencing you beyond the miller was sentenced to 15 years in prison for first-degree assault. >> think the judge saw the video and he saw everything, what happened that night, and i think he make the right decision. >> reporter: again, this was considered a very violent attack which is why instead of the four to nine that someone would normally get for first-degree assault in the guidelines, he was sentenced to 15 years. he did apologize to the family for what happened. coming up, what they have to say about that apology. reporting live in upper marlboro, i'm tracee wilkins. back to you all in the studio. >> a man is shot in front of his girlfriend who was carrying his child. >> what happened next was like a scene out of a movie and we'll tell you how the scene ended in the district. >>> a dog has aeen nos ke ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who

john: fred davis, great man, harold ford, adequate man. [laughter] john: you are both fantastic.g you on the show. coming up, we will have more from our bloomberg politics national poll. if you are watching in washington dc, you can listen to us on the radio radio. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ mark: joining us to talk more about our bloomberg top politics national poll, our colleague john mccormick who has dug , through the numbers. you can read his stories on bloomberg politics.com. he is in our chicago bureau. talk about this issue of brand we asked fred davis about. it obviously creates the environment of this election. guest: i think this poll offers some concrete evidence that donald trump is not doing anything positive for the republican brand right now. discussed, maybe only about one third of americans view the republican brand in a favorable way and that's the lowest level we have recorded in a bloomberg poll since the polls inception in 2009. mark: how is the democratic brand doing? guest: much better. not great, but about half of americans view the democratic party in a

spencer levine going john mcenroe. and davishe number one golfer in the world looks like the worst golfer in the world. five back and struggling. and johnson tied for the lead. second-round play resumes in the morning. >>> arena football, nobody better than the soul, trying to keep pace tonight. going on a run in arizona. opening kickoff, 54-yard kickoff return, but it is not how you start, it is how you finish and the soul is down big now at the half. we will see if they can make a nice comeback on the road. >> all right. >>> wait a minute, whoa, can we go back to a tee shot? do we still have it? it is your first father's day sunday, congratulations. jeff skversky. >>> finally a night for new beginnings in west philadelphia. the charter school taking part in a rite of passage, these 75 students now on to high school and the ceremony in african tradition. >>> "jimmy kimmel live" next, and jimmy has philadelphia's own kevin hart, constance zimmer, and music from fitz a . "action news" continues at 5:30. now for cecily tynan, jeff

. >> yeah, we want to see people stay in the eu and thank you joey davis from john. >>> before we go break let's get to a big question. what happens next in the uk? well, frost is live in london with more on this very question. >> reporter: kelly, this sums it up with the speech. the first one is that he says that he did not think that it was a right one for the uk and despite the losing side, and then it's perhaps the idea of the second referendum. he made it clear that when to invoke the article 50 and begin and that would only happen in place and then the part confirmed that it would be by the start of september. he also spoke about bringing the country together and stamping out the hate crimes. he did site it and said that the economy and the banks are not stronger than they were when they took office in 2010. just to come back to the part of the speech that you dipped back into in the presentation and that it's possible to have a early general election and the next one scheduled for 2020 and the next one i would say is george osborne and the campaign er and prime minister is ver

john: we just talked with harold davis and -- with fred davis and harold ford.rs, potential running mates were trump and clinton, the fact that 15% of democratic voters say hillary not sure who clinton's running mate should be is sort of striking given that it suggests there's a little thin this on the democratic bench when she serves to cast about and think about who she should put on the ticket. talk about that a little bit. guest: about one third of the people think that she should pick elizabeth moran, but one person we did not ask about was bernie sanders. while it seems highly unlikely that she would pick sanders as her running mate, if we had him on the list, i'm sure he would have gotten a large share of the vote as well. not that any of us know very well how this will play out. really only the two presidential candidates have a good field who they will be picking. asked about the clinton controversies and which ones bother the voters. i think about this is good news -- 50% say they were bothered by the her wall street speeches. e-mail server. you have t

. >> john we talked with fred davis and harold ford about the vice presidential element of this poll.se number, the running mates for trump, potential running mates for clinton, 15% of democrats say they are not sure who hillary clinton's running mate should be is sort of striking. it suggests there's a bit of a thinness on the democrat bench when she starts to think about who she should put on the ticket. talk about that a little bit. >> well, about a third of the people supporting clinton at this point think she should pick elizabeth warren as her running mate. one person we didn't ask about was bernie sanders. while it seems highly unlikely that she will pick sanders as her running mate, if he had him on the list, i'm sure he would have gotten large vote as well. we tried to put people on the list who we thought was the most likely possibilities. >> 50% say they are bothered by her wall street speeches. 45%, the e-mail server. you have to assume those are republicans. seems to me those numbers could be a lot higher. i think it's good news for her. what do you think? >> yeah. i'm be

john, talk about the issue of brand that we asked fred davis about. y's brands are doing. which, obviously, creates the environment for this election. john: well, i think this poll offers some real concrete evidence that donald trump is not doing anything positive for the republican brand right now. as you have maybe discussed, only about 1/3 of americans view the republican brand in a favorable way. that is the lowest level we have recorded in a bloomberg poll since the poll's inception in 2009. mark: how is the democratic brand doing? john: much better. not great, but about half of americans view the democratic party in a favorable light. that obviously sets up the contours for this race, both at the presidential level, and it can affect congressional races and down ballot races for governor ships, etc. john: john, i ask you to go beyond the confines of the poll in one respect. i am struck by the wrong track number of this poll, which is very high. 68% say the country is on the wrong track. the wrong track number has been over 50% for a long time. it

. >> reporter: that's what founders pete davis and john staff intended. >> i like being connected, i'm away their smartphones and trade surfing social media for soaking in the surroundings. >> when you get here, you do nothing. you just are in a beautiful, tiny house, you're in the woods, and you're with the people you love and your own thought. >> reporter: americans today are taking less vacation time than ever. in 2013, 169 million vacation days went unused. the equivalent of over $52 billion in lost benefits. >> it's crazy. there's a lost week for americans where you could be etting away and you're not. and i'm pretty sure it's not because you love your job and want to stay there. it's because vacations are too hard and expensive. >> reporter: that's why accessibility and price are important to staff and distance and start at $99 a night. >> this is cool. >> reporter: for meg and ryan, it's an alternative to a more traditional vacation, not a replacement. you don't think the resort chains have anything to worry about yet? >> no. >> i don't think so. i not those will always be fille

. >> good afternoon john kathy davis executive director bayview senior services guys want to acknowledgesupervisor cohen taking the lead on this and really understanding that 25% of the city's population are seniors or disabled people. the colleagues that stood by her and work with us to quite a labor this process to get where we are now but i really appreciate that. just to it knowledge that this fund is really about prevention. we need to start recognizing people need to age in place when he to put the support systems around the people don't age and gets sick or more frail just because we don't have the sports of his around him. in the long, dissident help the city save money help seniors live a better lifestyle. i also want of knowledge the fact that we been begging for crumbs for many many years. there to go to the board of supervisors every year and it's time for us to really put some teeth behind services for older people. were all about libraries, trees and kids. we need to be about the seniors and people are disabled, people with hiv and people are veterans. they deserve our atte

john lewis! cheers and applause] speier speier everybody who has been here for -- mrs. davis: everybody who has been here for hours today, i just want to remind myself and everybody as well, i think we deal with a pretty complicated issues here. it takes people a long time to work through them. this one to me is not so complicated. i think when you go out to people and talk about it, it seems pretty simple to them as well. i've spoken with my colleagues, i've asked them about this. i've had them ask me about what's happening today. and every time i ask, they seem to start talking about all the reasons that we shouldn't do this. i think we should think about why we should do it. that's what we have to acknowledge here today. a lot of us raised our hand earlier when someone asked, do we have a child, do we have a neighbor, do we have someone that we know who were very close to who died at the hands f a gun. many years ago i met a program of high school students and john lewis has been so gracious and so wonderful to meet with students, not the same, a different group every year

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davis will start the bidding around $90 million for gawker. >>> donald trump took some swings at hillary clinton on the campaign trail and on the economy. and hillary clinton swung right back. john harwood watching it all in washington. good to see you, john, as always. trump made some of those comments when he spoke to religious conservatives. what was his message? >> it was two-fold. on the one hand he went after hillary clinton, said she wouldn't protect the country from islamic terrorism. he repeated his description of her as crooked hillary, said she would raise taxes and hurt the poor in this country, be bad for jobs. he also was playing defense against a lot of this criticism of his remarks about the judge, and he went out of his way to say, i'm not for discrimination against anyone, nobody race ethnic group should be discriminated against, trying to clean up that problem. >> elizabeth warren endorse ms. clinton tonight and they had a private meeting in washington. is she really a possibility to become ms. clinton's running mate? >> i think you'd have to say she's a possibility. i'm certainally skeptical that's where she'll go in the end. some of this turns on your concep

john will not have died in. >> reporter: the year's sentence comes with time served and torres has been behind bars since you august. justify davis fox 5 local news. >> torres did the no speak in court today. outside the courtroom, she said she loved her husband but declined to comment on the sentencing. >>> the death toll continues to rise as blood waters from heavy rain heavy rain fall sweeps through pictures of west virginia. a body of a child, who was swept away in the fast moving flood waters was found today about a mild from where he was last seen. rescue crews including the nash guard are now working around the clock to help rescue stranded residents and clean up the damage there. >> our bifoil challenge continues to how high water. initial reports where local emergency management officials indicate at least six counties have seen extensive structural damage. early reports indicate more than 100 homes have been seriously damaged or destroyed. >> the governor declared a state of emergency for 44 counties in west virginia which allows the state access to resources needed to deal with the aftermath of the storm. >>> power too

john will not have died in vein. >> reporter: torres has been behind bar since last august. that mean officials say he will likely get out very soon. perhaps within weeks. jennifer davisk in court yesterday. his wife was there with the couple's baby. she spoke outside the courtroom and she sentence, but said she loves her husband. >>> in other news, bernie sanders hasn't suspend his campaign for president but he did do something yesterday that will make hillary clinton's supporters happy. sanders announced that he will vote for presumed democrat nominee hillary clinton in november. he wants to do everything he can to defeat donald trump. sanders plans to attend the democrat national convention next month in philadelphia. presumptive gop nominee is in scotland he didn't waist any time at anything about brexit. trump said the move could just be beginning. >> i believe people really see a big parallel, a lot of people are talking about that and not only united states but other countries. people want to take their country back. >> donald trump is in scotland to reopen the scottish golf resort he purchased two years ago. >>> a year ago this video out of texas captivated th

john. can you tell me what the rules are in california as it relates to a recall of a judge? as i understand it he was appointed by democratic governor gray davis. but he is running for re-election and is unopposed. what's going on? >> that's right. he was unopposed in june. and when you are unopposed, you are essentially elected in california. so we have no choice at this point but to mount a recall campaign. we need to gather somewhere in the neighborhood of 60 to 70,000 signatures of the respects, voters in the county of santa cla clara. >> santa clara, right. >> that's about the case was and we need to put it on the ballot and give voters the opportunity to vote up or down on this judge. we think strongly they will vote him down. >> the sentence, the kid move cased 14 years, after a jury trial, judge gives him six months. that six months was legal. so do you see a recall when the sentence was legal? and the judge within his statutory right to issue that sentence? >> whether he is in his statutory right or not, reality is, this was a jury found brock guilty on all three felony counts of sexual, violent sexual assault. >> right. >> and the pr