so at least here in d.c. we've got several more hours of dry but hot, humid weather. this morning we've got down to the the lower 60s west. we stopped in the low 70s. you see 68 in easton and frederick and la plata 63. right now while easton is actually 90 at the airport, a little more sunshine. out west and southwest, more clouds and showers. leesburg is 80 while we are kind of toasty, 87. some hazy sunshine out there on our michael & son weather camera. cloudy skies but the high thin ones being reported at national with the humidity at 43% of the i checked the heat index still in the upper 80s. we're watching this line of showers and storms ahead after cold front. some severe storms down across southern missouri, northern arkansas. that's one piece. then you've got moisture flowing north. that's piece number two. all of this is going to come together late tonight and tuesday giving us showers and thunderstorms. some of them could be around for the morning rush tomorrow and the afternoon rush. so today green, good, just hot, 90. there will be an isolated storm or two

and a ufo sighting right here in washington, d.c. at least, that's what panicked drivers thought.raft, creating a frenzy on the beltway. what did driver -- drivers really see? it was a drone aircraft. the military was moving it on a flat-bed truck, taking it from west virginia to a naval air station in maryland. and it sure looks like a rodeo, but it's not. it is a police chase in arizona. police turning into cowboys, trying to corral a horse on the loose. they chased the horse for hours. they tried to keep the horse in a desert area, but that didn't stop the horse from running through the streets. even expert lasso riders couldn't ride the horse. finally the horse ran out of scottsdale and is now far a way from cars. >> but coming up, something really big is happening tomorrow night. night. [ male announcer ] imagine facing the day with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, ca

countries in the european perspective to discussions here in washington, d.c., and i think we have two terrific panelist this is morning here. last but not least, i want to thank you, daryl, but also tom kalina and tim for their support and the entire aca team. so i wish you an interestinginginginginginging g i interesting keynote now and look forward to this. thank you. >> thank you very much, sebastinan. very gracious of you. my staff will say something about that later i'm sure. and now we have with us -- vn honored to have with us today, acting undersecretary for state arms control and international security. unofficially speaking, rose has been a key reason for the progress, i think, over the last three years on several key nuclear risk reduction initiatives. she was a key architect and a key negotiator of the start agreement, which was spoken about earlier today. she's played a key role in the administration's nuclear posture review, which we were discussing the morning, the successful review of the amputee conference. we have investor susan burke who was critical to success at that meeting. also the undersecretary has been a part of the

here in washington. >> reporter: the house has set a repeal vote but it is ruled by democrats meaning this will last at least until november. >>> george zimmerman heads back to court today. plus a smoky smell in d.c. have you smelled it in it is coming from a wildfire more than 100 miles away. fox 5 morning news continues in just a moment. ' >>> world stock markets are rising and the euro is surging this morning after european leaders announceed a breakthrough at their sum knit belgium. they met for 13 long hours and agreed to use europe's bailout funds for funnel money directly to struggling banks. they are wrapping up a two-day summit. >>> a shooting at ft. bragg in north carolina has left one soldier dead and two others hurt. investigators say a soldier shot another member of his unit and turned the gun on himself. a third soldier was also hurt. the suspected gunman survived. he is in custody this morning but still no word of a motive. >>> george zimmerman will go back before a judge today asking once again to be released from jail. during the last bond hearing, the neighborhood watchman and his wife misled the judge about how much money they actually had. zimmerman is behind b

here in washington, d.c. and i think we had two terrific panelists this morning here. last but not least, i want to thank you for your support and the entire team. i issue an interesting key note now and look forward to your input now. thank you. >> thank you very much, sebastian. you thanked our staff before i had a chance to. that's very gracious of you. my staff will say something will that later, i'm sure. >> now we're honored to have with us rose gottemoeller. rose has been a key reason for the progress we've seen on several key nuclear reduction risk initiatives. she a key architect and negotiator of the new start agreement, which was spoken about earlier today. she's played a key role in the nuclear station's posture review, successful conclusion of the review conference. we also have here ambassador susan burke, who was critical to the success at that meeting. also undersecretary gottemoeller has been part of the p5 dialogue on nuclear transparency issues and helping to revive reconsideration of the conference treaty and much, much more. we're very happy you're here today, rose.

here, at least the majority of them in order for mr. kelly to become an employee or a director here. back to you guys. >> all right, matt ackland, thank you very much. >>> another big story we're following. d.c. police arrested three robbery suspects in a classic sting operation. a team of undercover cops convinced the men they were being recruited for the job. the guns, mask, getaway car and target location would be spreeed. paul wagner is in the newsroom with this one. paul? >> reporter: d.c. police and the fbi used male and female undercover officers to pose as band its with a valuable prize. telling the men that a woman having an affair with a liquor store owner was willing to give him up. the setup began here at this restaurant on georgia avenue where the undercover officers laid out their plan for the first time. it was june 10th and, according to the affidavit, marshal and boyd said they were interested and mentioned committing robberies in the past. two days later, the undercovers and defendants met up again in this southeast neighborhood where they were driven to a secret location. while being recorded, began planning the job marshal and boyd said they would need 9s, a common term f

here. some teachers were fired because of this one. >> they fired the teachers, or at least they started the human relations process. in d.c., if a school gets public money, all students are subject to standardized testing. there have been questions in recent years about test integrity in the city, but according to an outside audit team, it looks clean. former d.c. schools chancellor who got rid of a third of the teachers in the d.c. public school system claimed higher test scores. but a nine month investigation by u.s.a. today found remarkable rates and switches from wrong to right answers clouding that perceived success. current chancellor, kya henderson promised to concentrate on test integrity. many more schools are being closely scrutinized. >> if the classroom had been flagged two years in a row, we threw them into the investigation as well. but even with that, still came up with less than three classrooms having some firm and serious critical violations. >> two of the critical irregularities happened at two d.c. schools. martin luther king elementary. the chancellor spoke with reporters by phone. >> there are a very

here in d.c. >>> homicide by text. >>> we have got wet weather out there right now. showers moving through the area. these are going to be sticking around, at leasthance for some showers through your evening rush. take a look up in montgomery county around hagers town lightning and one cell there. and ashton to south laurel that all will be headed toward buoy and bethesda area. wet weather for you. so mechanicsville will be getting more rain as well as around dahlgren and more in calvert beach and dahlgren. a chance for showers and chance for thunderstorms up up until 10:00 p.m. >>> a loudon county cup is off the hook after they were criminally charged for not getting their kids to school on time. >>> within a year, the three children had nearly 160 tardies combined. >> eric ka gonzalka gonzalez wa courtroom. >> the charge has been dismissed. >> whatever the commonwealth is happy with, we are happy with. we are about partnership and not punishment. there was not about punishment. >> reporter: the couple were slapped with court paper work. the loudon county. >> unfortunately, it teaches them that you don't have to follow the rules. >> reporter: th

help folks here in california at least, a trip to the gas station usually comes with a lot of pain at the pump. >> there could be relief in store. tracie potts joins us live from washington, d.cwith good news about gas prices. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. gas prices averaging under $4 a gallon in california. we've seen them suddenly dropping across the country over the last ten weeks. taking a look at the bay area, right now you're at $3.99 as of it this morning in oakland and san jose. san francisco is a bit higher, it's 4.11. all of those prices are down around 30 cents or more just in the last month. so people aren't feeling as much pain at the pump. part of it has to do with the weak economy here and as you were talking about in europe that drives down demand. that also drives down prices. the other part of that is the fact that oil prices have been dropping, so that has an effect on the pump also. what does it mean into the summer driving season? more people on the roads. aaa says you can expect about 5% more people traveling this fourth of july than the year before. taxes also having a big impact on what people pay at the pump. the highest state taxes are in new

really enjoy the european perspective to discussions here in washington, d.c., and i think we had two terrific panels this morning here. last, but not least, i want to thank you, daryl, but also tom and tim for their support and the entire aca team. i wish you an interesting keynote, and now, yeah, i look forward to more. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much, sebastian, and you thanked the staff before i did. i thank you for that. my staff will say something about that later, i'm sure. [laughter] now, we have with us, honored to have with us the undersecretary, unofficially speaking. rose has been a key reason for the progress, i think, that we've seen over the last three years on several key risk reduction initiatives. she was a key architect of the s.t.a.r.t. agreement that we spoke of earlier today, played a key role in the administration's posture review, the successful conclusion of the 2010 review conversation, and we also have with our am ambassador susan bu, a key success at the meeting, and the undersecretary has been part of the ongoing p5 transparency issues and reviving reconsideration of the test ban treaty and much,