bull run here in southern maryland, again, southern maryland not northern virginia at 5:21. laurel grove at 5:37. so, again, this is continuing to move to the east. amelia, how quick is it moving? >> it's pretty slow, right. >> this is moving to the east at 10 miles an hour, folks are tuning in. i think the other important thing to let them know this is radar indicated tornado warning. what this means up enough rotation to, potentially, indicate a tornado on the ground. so, again, i think the area most under the gun right now is going to be the area, lauren, as we're look at this, so, again, let me kind of -- >> let's move this up, a little. >> we've got this bug right here. we're can't see it on here, it's right where this thing, where you see tornado warning for saint mary's county. amelia was absolutely right. this was radar indicated at this point. we're have not seen anything that's touched the ground. they are pretty good with this area. maybe let's go back to that radar right now, to show you, not only are we're getting possible tornado warning, we're getting heavy ra

i group in buoy maryland. i remember learning your name as my representative. >> what he means i've been in office a long time. >> i'm not that old. i appreciate your leadership on this. i appreciate what you said today. i think it's really important. what we're seeing though, this is off your last comment, is that all discretion by i.c.e. is wrong. they're telling us, these folks we're seeing, these are mothers and children. there's nothing we can do for them. i understand that we're fighting for legislation but realistically, that's not going to happen in the near future with president trump in office. what do we do now to keep families together? how do we protect the various different family member who have different documentations including dps. how do we fight to change enforcement practices to go back to having some priority status as we had under the obama administration. how do we protect cps and other statuses? >> i think this is one way to do it. because stories matter. one of you said that. stories

heights in maryland. robert e lee himself did not put marylanders were going to rise up by the thousands and join the confederacy. to bring maryland into the confederacy. he did have some leeway, pun, buthe jefferson davis was fully aware of what lee wanted to do. >> ladies and gentlemen, kevin pawlak. [applause] just a couple quick announcements. if you need to order lunch for tomorrow's tour, we will be doing lunch orders in the lobby. this will be your last opportunity to order lunch. it looks like all of our authors are in the author's area. it looks like they are lonely. please go and see their books. i will ask my son jackson to stand up. he has been especially lonely. i guess because he is my stunt double. please stop and see jackson as well. if you have any questions, feel free to see me. in just a few minutes, we will go into 18632 and at stones river. we will be right back. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which

they play the state song maryland my maryland at the football games.aring this year. university has suspended the playing of this song. ♪ >> listen. ♪ >> suspended the playing of the song at all under collegiate athletic events. critics say the civil war era song is racist. some of the lyrics refer to president abraham lincoln as a did he say pitt and they call on maryland to join the confe confederacy. university issued a statement saying in part "as part of the university's efforts to reaffirm our values as a campus comm community, we are assessing the songs that are played at inter collegiate athletic events. we are suspending the playing of maryland, my maryland to evaluate if it is consistent with the values of our institution at this time. "maryland governor larry hogan is also reacting to the news. >> there is a paragraph, there is one verse in that song which is pretty agregious but never been sung before i never heard it before. it came up in the legislature last year. legislature chose not to do anything about it i'm sure they'll be discussin

only in maryland. so you have to do your shopping in maryland. i just talked to a man who walked by. i told him about the deal. he didn't know it. he said oh, yeah, he's going to do some shopping. back to you guys. >> good idea, right? megan, thanks so much. two more days. >>> you know what, if you are getting a pet during clear the shelters, you will want to really give it some love on monday. eclipse. those things can make animals a little weird. >> the sky gets a little dark and they begin their nighttime routine. if you have a nighttime routine hold off. >> aaron -- >> only going to last two minutes. >> wait a minute. just enough time. >> wait, wait, wait. let reel it back in, gentlemen. solar eclipse. >> they say birds stopped singing or fell out of the trees. researchers reported spiders taking down their webs, chickens coming home to roost and bees went back to their hives. >> they think it's the apocalypse. >> animals, it's hard to explain the solar eclipse to animals. >> speaking of. look at these bunnies. you could have a truck full of

two were from maryland.ctronics technician second class kevin bush el from gaithersburg and second class timothy thomas from manchester, they were killed after a collision between the war ship an tanker near singapore. the navy caused the crash. >>> steven colbert keeping metro up and running. mayor meets with the governors of maryland and virginia to figure out how to fund the troubled transit agency. how that could affect you. >>> kevin? what are you working on >> this crime scene tape here is supposed to deep people off this landing. last night, two people ignored that warning. they ended up in the potomac river and they did not survive. coming up. i'll talk to a witness who saw it all. >>> we'll take you on a tour of dc's first ever wine re. it's opening its door this week and we got a sneak peak. we'll be right back. . >>> ♪ ♪. >>> developing right now in new mexico a gunman is in custody accused of firing shots inside a public library. it's in the southeastern part of the state. city manager tells the

heaviest of the rain is east of i-95 now down through southern maryland. zoom into city here to show you. this is not light rain. this is light to moderate rain and it looks like it will continue now on and off for several hours right on through the day today. it looks soggy. rainfall we're expecting here along the east coast the heaviest of the rain 4, 5, 6, 7" looks like primarily offshore and some of those little high totals are showing up in southern maryland. here's what i think for us. north and west you get anywhere between a half inch maybe a half inch and further northwest off to maybe quarter of inch. it looks like i-95 east that's where heaviest rainfall totals are. i-95 corridor and east we're talking inch, inch and a half some places up to 2" before said and done and shifts further out towards delaware and the shore and you're talking 2 to" and maybe more than that. one day of rain and it looks like it will be pretty sog out out there late this afternoon. here's a look at traffic on this tuesday morning. >> well, gary, rain causing problems, 4

lee decides it is time to leave maryland. and this is where we think the story of antietam typically ends. and the armies don't do anything for a while until frederic fredericksberg. but lee's withdrawal is not even a withdrawal. it's a change of plans. here's lee's idea. september 18th his army is going to cross starting with his cavalry. we'll cross up stream from sharpsberg, swing north as quickly as possible, gets a bridge head back into maryland and then lee is going to swing by with his infnfry, swing is north, recross into maryland and keep the campaign going. from there what is lee's intention when he gets to haguerstown, here's what he says one week after the battle of anticipatetime to jefferson davis. when i with drew, it was my interest to recross and move into hagerstown, but the condition of the army prevented it. in a military point of view the best move, in my opinion, the army could make was to advance upon hagerstown and endeavor to defeat the enemy at that point. lee is still talking to people, but his will

live in gaithersburg maryland. tucker is there checking in with him for a look at the weekend forecast in a couple minutes. first good morning to you i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm allison seymour. >> on way to gaithersburg. >> welcome to "fox5 news morning" happy to be with you this friday. breaking news from annapolis a controversial start utaken down and hauled out overnight. >> stat statue no longer stands out the maryland state house. bob barnard is live in annapolis now with the latest, bob. >> maureen, steve, good morning to you this statue stood here outside the east front o for 1 45 years and right now here's what's left green basically fly wood surrounding mavl pedestal he stood on all these years since 1872. video from 2:00 this morning the statue was driven away on the back of a flatbed truck. crews using crane and straps and lifted the statue off the pedestal. just before 2:00 in the morning. there were about a dozen or so people here watching and this statue will be taken to storage at least initially we'll

if you've been to a university of maryland football game you may have heard the maryland my maryland, but will not hear it this year. the university has suspended playing the song. the some of the lyrics refer to abe raised tonight ram lincoln as a december pot. the university issued a statement today as part of the university's eforts z to reaffirm our efforts as a campus community we are assessing the songs that are played at inter collegiate events. we are supplying the playing of maryland my maryland to see if it is consistent with our in much institution at this time. there is a paragraph, there is a one rester in that song which is pretty egregious but it's never song before and i've never heard it before. it came up in the legislature last year and they chose not to do anything about it, but i'm sure they'll be discussion it more this year. the song is more than 1350 years ago. they determined the song doesn't reflect the feelings of the people of maryland. >> coming up, a big summit today for the governors of maryland and virginia and also the mayor of d.c discussion? >>report

casa was working in this i found that campaign cause of the maryland dream act. -- called the maryland dream act. that is when i became involved with casa and the work casa was doing at that time. thanks to the maryland dream act my siblings and i were able to , continue with school. to community go college and continue with my education. , in my house, my siblings and i, all three of us have daca. if daca -- rep. hoyer: they are younger than you are? fatima: they are younger. this is letting us contribute to this country and to help our parents pay rent. yet that's it. ,>> thank you very much. i know we have additional dreamers right over here. i want to know if you want to make any comments before we move on. go ahead. >> you were 13 when you came here? >> 13. >> and you are going to montgomery junior college now? >> and yes. >> good. >> and your brothers, sisters, b -- both? >> my sister is at montgomery college with me right now. she's a little younger? >> yes she is 20. , my brother is 18. rep. hoyer: is he in high school? >> he graduated. rep. hoyer: and all of your protected rig

new york, california, massachusetts and maryland. my block grant approach takes the money we would spend here in washington stendz is back to states in more equitable fashion. tax reform and infrastructure bill and annual spending bills needed to keep the light on government. >> and the world of medicine is getting a taste of hollywood. special effects artists are designing a 3 d simulator allowingdoctors to practice brain surgery. surgeonones at john hopkins are taking part in the project and it will be a full scale reproduction of 14-year-old child's head and brain. doctors will eventually use it to practice minimally invasive brain surgey. >> wow. >> incredible stuff. >> really s that's cool. >> and all right. a lot of men don't like to c cry. it's not just because they don't want to show he motion. >> you don't say? science behind guys holding back their tears. >> and here's something that you may not cry about. ice cream that doesn't melt. how scientists have made it possible. we'll be back. ck. this is the moment. the moment yo

. >> before i tell you what i learned let's admit, maryland citizens love the maryland flag. it is on t-shirts, tattooed on biceps and even the man who started the storm said he was taken by surprise. >> i didn't even know that the maryland flag had any-- at all. >> the red and wh stands for the coat of arms. a black and gold for the, basically, mom and dad of lord baltimore who founded maryland. >> during the civil war maryland who fought for the north, black and yellow in use that as their banners. marylanders who are secessionists, the red and white person was held across. >> benjamin and his research that says confederate sympathizers often wore read and write---- they were white and red as a protest >> the senate colors, the football team is red white black and gold. they can take symbolism anyway they want but honestly and truly the maryland flag has nothing to do with slavery. the flag have to do with slavery but the distinction that i make is that the confederate champions the red and white part of the banner so much that it became illegal in baltimore to fly that fla

here's scott broom at the university of maryland. >>reporter: richard collins iii was murdered on may 31st. the >> [bell ringing] >> moments of silence queued by a chapel bell at the university of maryland. a sirens caused the state to pause in reflection. two universities tied together by tragedy, lieutenant richard collins iii by some regarded as a martyr. >> most people were gone. i know i was gone that wednesday. >> him just being so young and never really, like, sunk in that this could happen to anybody i know. >> collins was murdered while waiting for a bus on the university of maryland's campus. he accepted his -- he was due to graduate bowie state in three days and the suspect is a maryland student who was a member of a [indiscernible]. he stabbed collins. events this charlottesville were on the minds of many today. >> people who call themselves [indiscernible] are coming onto our campus across the country to try and disrupt and to upset people and do things like what happened in charlottesville. and we have to be prepared fo

boys, i met them at the high school in gaithersburg, maryland. you would quickly know who they were because they were always in iscer uniforms and it uncommon that they join the school team because they are overwhelmed by that idea. they quickly adapted to their community and established a wide circle of friends. -- thesethink about are boys who popped on buses after school and were going to -- with young people that were different from them. i think that is sort of exemplary other character that these were young men who came here and were sort -- they sought out -- sought out their dreams very quickly. they were just shy of eligibility for daca, so they had no route of relief. they did all that ice asked of them. -- was awarded a scholarship based from his performance in soccer to a university in north carolina. that is what motivated the father to take them to the last check in because they wanted to change the address. his brother wanted to support him through that change of moving states and places. it was at that time of the boys were detain

live in gaithersburg maryland.m for a look at the weekend forecast in a couple minutes. first good morning to you i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm allison seymour. >> on way to gaithersburg. >> welcome to "fox5 news morning" happy to be with you this friday. breaking news from annapolis a controversial start utaken down and hauled out overnight. >> stat statue no longer stands out the maryland state house. bob barnard is live in annapolis now with the latest, bob. >> maureen, steve, good morning to you this statue stood here outside the east front o

. >> time 4:31 and back closer to home we're following developing news out of bladensburg maryland a man is in critical condition after shot on 56 place and emmerson street around 9:00 last night and he jumped to the bladensburg police headquarters a mile away and sky fox was over the scene as an ambulance was leaving the station so far no suspects were identified. >> amazing pictures out of hagerstown, maryland look at this firefighters battled a three alarm blaze at an apartment complex near hagerstown no official cause is given though it's believed a lightning strike started this fire. maryland state fire marshall said 74 people lived in the complex and thankfully there were no injuries. >> it's 4:32 this wednesday morning we're learning more details about a virginia priest that we veeld troubled past as ku klux klan leader. >> father aichison terrorized residents over 40 years ago and threatened coretta scott king. >> "fox5" annie yu is live from fair favrm with the latest. good morning, annie. >> good morning to you maureen and wisdom. father william aichison has taken a leave o

look at the 68 degrees in oakland, maryland.this is settling down and they have even taken down the severe thunderstorm watch for extreme maryland. wind gusts at 35 to 30 miles per hour inside the beltway. blowing around the hot air. this feels uncomfortable out there. if you want to go outside and eat outside think twice about the table on the porch. 100 degrees in leesburg is what it feels like. 99 in fredericksburg. watching a line of showers of thunderstorms. the showers and the thunderstorms are breaking apart. this is over central west virginia. this will arrive in area, the storms that hold together, the showers later tonight at 9:00, 10:00, 11:00. for now, garrett county in algany county. there are no active warnings in western, maryland. show us the forecast tonight. mostly cloudy skies. lingering showers remain. by tomorrow afternoon, notice what happens. the skies begin to clear. the highs tomorrow is around 85 degrees. it's 80 on thursday. by friday, 79 degrees. the upcoming weekend does not get much better than this

we have a tornado warning across southern maryland. you can see how it began to develop over the last hour or so. moving toward the east. just around 10 miles per hour. nothing around the immediate metro area. head farther south. we have another severe thunderstorm warning. this is for fauquier and prince william county. this is until 5:30. county. this is 10 to 15 miles per hour. the thunderstorm is capable of producing gusty winds and thunder and lightning. and hail. this is the time that you need to be on the lookout. you are looking at the stronger storms. head back to southern maryland for you and give you another update as far as what we are expecting or what we are watching here. with the severe thunderstorm warning and the tornado warning as it moves across southern maryland. once again, i can't stress enough this is to lar radar indicated. this is what we have seen in the last four weeks or so. across the bay with the tornado that hit stevensville. they appear to have the rotation. the severe thunderstorm warning. the tornado

wow, 69 while frederick maryland is coming in 66.ginning and this is significant change in the last 2 hours. that's about 1 degrees cooler fredericksburg than you were at 10:00 last night. 15 cooler in gaithersburg and 13 cooler in frederick with leonard found and cam brim as well. enjoy it. it is a lovely and cool every night. we'll head fore68 in the districts and 60 dulles and 58 frederick and 58 culpeper and 55 winchester. very nice night. that is for sure. what about thursday i have to tell you it's looking spectacular. not only a comfortable start with good amount of sunshine we should ab around 70 degrees 8 atlantic city. sunglasses for the noon hour 78 degrees and 5:00, 79 degrees i say should be dry there's a little disturbance that may come across the mountains later in the afternoon and evening and then produce shower out there. could be couple clouds out there and i don't think anyone will complain with temperatures like those. can we get them through the weekend or latest on tropical depression that has eyes set on texas

in on a brewing coed involving maryland state flag. today on st beautiful and most recognized state flag in america. he said that it will never be changed as long as he's the governor. hogan made the post supporting a change.org petition to save the maryland flag. now, the petition was created because organizers say radicals are trying to force the state to change the flag. there's a link to a baltimore sun article with a thorough history on the flag. here's the highlight. the black and gold sections date back to colonial rule. although they existed well before the civil war, the red and white areas were union -- antiunion colors and could be seen on all sorts of clothing during the 1860s. but combining those sections happened 200 years before the civil war. confederate troops from maryland did, however, use the flag in baths-- battle. it became the state flag in 1904. >>> the republican party of virginia is apologizing for a post attacking democratic gubernatorial candidate ralph northem. he said he demanding monument removal and they

sales tax-free situation in maryland. back to school clothes, the shoes, all that goes with it can really add up. espely shoppers in maryland are getting to the next two days. a break on the sales tax. certain qualifying items will be exempt from the state's 6% sales tax. that really is quite a savings for folks out there. now not everything is exempt. the idea here is that they're trying to get folks ready for back to school. we're talking about clothing and shoes and things like that. keep that in mind when you're shopping. what exactly is exempt? take a closer look here. clothing and shoes that cost $100 or less. we're talking about each individual item. if it's more than $100, you're going to have to pay that sales tax. the first $40 will be tax-free. sales tax-free. the deal lasts from midnight on saturday. now, a lot of folks will be spending more than a hundred bucks. your overall bill might be several hundred dollars. will that be exempt? >> here's the rule of thumb. it doesn't matter the total bill are $100 or le

he has held public office in the state of maryland. he was attorney general for the state of maryland, attorney general of the united states, and by the mid 1830s he is -- becomes chief justice of the u.s. supreme court. he is a colonizationist. that is someone he who advocates a former slave cannot leave peaceably in the united states and they should be removed voluntarily to places like liberia. he is a catholic living in the

. >> and, maryland schools are saocking up on a drug that ves lives. the news at 11:00 starts now. >>> and breaking news out of clinton, maryland, tonight, still no arrests in the murder of those three little girls. ce crime scene. that is disturbing to even the most experienced investigators. our pete muntine is there live. >> reporter: police say they will give no new updates, adam, but there's no danger to the public here. they say this was confined to this house alone. police are doing interviews to figure out what, for now, remains a sad mystery. >> the police investigation here continued after night fall. it has been more than 12 hours since a sad discovery shocked the suburban street. sharon walker lives on brook jane drive. she did not know the family who lived a block away. at 7:37 friday morning, police got a call from a family member. inside, they discovered three girls. all under the age of 10, dead. police say the bodies showed signs of trauma. >> i couldn't even imagine. i have four grandkids of my heartbroken. >> angela says this has bee

that was found in a dumpster very much like that one here in in maryland. now, this happened on saturday. theresa jones was driving by, she saw the wood on the side of this box. come in and meet her because we want to hear this story. this turned out to be something very unexpected. theresa, thanks for talking to us. >> you're welcome, tom. you're going down the road, you see this box, what do you think? what do you do. >> i was in high car and i pulled over because i saw something unusual by a dumpster and i got out of my car and i looked at it. it was on its back and i lift it over and i said, this is a flag. it's not only a flag, it's a flag of a world war ii veteran corporal loose is tip it. you was born in the early 20s. >> yes, he was passed away it looks like in the beginning of the 2000s. what are you trying to d >> i want to give it back to the original family. i'm pretty sure they miss it. i don't know t they have grandchildren probably trying to find it. it would be very nice to give it back to them. tree a, a lot of people would have driven by,

this friday fox5 will be in gaithersburg, maryland.ust 18th from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. tucker allison, wisdom they'll all be there, yeah, that dude named wisdom martin. come on, y'all, come see wisdom say hi. >> get that on his t-shirt. >> that guy. >> that dude wisdom martin. >> we call him the hazel eyed bandit. >> doesn't sound very loving. >> if they're not hating you're not trying, >> i'll explain it to you while you do weather. >> i think you're very kind so i'm sure all of our viewers in gaithersburg will be very happy to meet you. friday morning should be dry but we're back into that period of thunderstorms popping up today and then again tomorrow afternoon. so, factor in the umbrella for this afternoon. yesterday was nice. we got a dry break. it was hot but there weren't any storms. now for today, with that that warm front moving in that will be the trigger for showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon hours. muggy, high temperatures around 90 degrees. we'll call for 90 in washington. upper 80's elsewhere. scattered thunder

that is the virginia marching band playing "maryland my maryland" but now they are suspending it to reviewt. the song criticized for having pro confederate sentiments with a line referencing "northern scum" and another calling president lincoln a despot. larry hogan applauded the move. michelle: dumfries plans to beef up security after message of hate taped to a church front door. two notes left over the weekend. it included image of confederate flag, swastika and the threat of lynching. >> why didn't they come out [ >> we have learned that the police taken over the investigation from the local police. a church member spent the day getting quotes for camera system. coming up for camera. gas shoots in the air. the race to make the prepares that shut down maryland roadway. >> race to save the lives on the texas gulf coast. that area is dealing with a mindboggling amount of rain. up to 50 inches. coming up for us, "a jonathan: 18 students booted from miles per hour university accused of hazing. the university spokesperson said they were part of anguipede grounder group that posed as a "threat

fine southern maryland and no problems maryland five, u.s. 3 and 210 through for t oxon hill upper loopfree and new york avenue and new york looking great as well. we'll keep you updated any questions erin fox d.c. twitter and metro rail line on time as well. >> 5:27 sushi with coffee. one company is test out the unusual combination. >> unusual it is. we'll continue to follow breaking news from bwi airport two security checkpoints were closed for security investigation. >> let's look live across the d.c. region this early hour. 75 already and will be into 90s today caitlin says. that's okay we have relief end of week. we have more news to share on the other side of the break. don't go anywhere ♪ ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get 0% apr financing for 63 months on all new 2017 outbacks. ends august 31. >> today president trump commits to sending more troops to afghanistan and doesn't reveal more about u.s. involve

right now at 3:00 on future weather, southern maryland, the northern neck, western maryland back into the panhandle of west virginia looking mainly dry. we ooh going to be look act these hit-and-miss showers and thunderstorms until a cold front moves through around dinnertime. that's when we could see a rumble of thunder and a few storms tomorrow, too. we'll keep you up to date with the latest forecast. and also find it on our washington app. showers east of 95. 71. by lunchtime, we're tracking scattered shower and plenty of clouds. it is muggy tomorrow. a few showers for the afternoon and evening hours. 85 for tomorrow. at 7:00 in the evening, 2 muggy degrees. a weekend outlook. yardwork better on sunday than it had better be an indoor party. if you look at the forecast, you definitely want to go on sunday. as we look to sunday, clouds giving way to sunshine, low humidity, 80s. monday, windy, maybe an isolated shower. maybe storms on tuesday. and wednesday and thursday are looking nice. of course, the national weather service looking to see if that indeed was near fauquier county. we

of the university of maryland marching band repertoire. >> ahead, why maryland, by maryland will no woman has a medical emergency at a tacoma park starbucks. when people tried to help and call 911, their calls didn't go to the right dispatchers. >> news 4 darcy spencer finds out this happens a lot more than you even think. >> tam ra robinson tells me she was at the starbucks in tacoma park when a worker collapsed. she said witnesses call 911 and that's when the confusion started. >> several of the customers, obviously, got rerouted to the quote/unquote wrong side of the line were obviously frustrated by it. >> 911 calls went to disspachers instead of dc. people were panicking. the woman was having a seizure on the floor. >> and then you're also trying to remain calm for the people around you and that's hard to do when someone is meeting you with a lot of questions. >> we went to holmes for answer. she's the head of dc's communication center. she said this is an issue that doesn't just effect dc. she said the problem is with the towers that direct calls to 911 centers and if you're i

two maryland brothers in ice custody learned their fate. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> at first at 6:00, police made an arrest in the case of a body found near a dumpster behind a cvs store in warrington virginia. thank you for joining us i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy. the suspect was a cvs employee. he's accused of shooting and killing his boss, the cvs manager >> paul wagner joins us with latest, paul. >> reporter: it took warrington police six days to make the arrest. taking webster's duse into custody at this house behind me in fairfax county earlier today. the fauquier county commonwealth's attorney said the investigation was intense and fast moving. but at this hour, the motive is still unclear. warrington police closed in on bernard duse obtaining a warrant for his arrest, his neighbor page reid watched from across the street this morning as police searched his house but had no idea he had been arrested for murder. >> what? i totally shocked. >> reporter: reid said duse and the woman he lived with kept to himself, she

it was caught on maryland's eastern shore. the very pregnant female atlantic sturgeon was me released so scientists can figure out what is going on. this is video of them doing similar work. the prehistoric fish are seriously endangered and have not been documented reproducing since the 1970s. the capture of the giant egg laden female combined with a previous capture of males that appeared ready to fertilize gives biologists hope that it may be on the rebound when they once swam up in big numbers. it's a 181 pound 7.5 foot long fish story for sure and a hopeful one. >>> 23 have been captured and released since maryland biologists and they migrate to the atlantic ocean off of georgia. >>> we verify whether taking pictures of monday's >>> the countdown is on for next one days-- next monday's total solar eclipse. whether the big celestial event can fry your cell phone if you try to take a picture. we reached out to the owner of a cell phone repair business who says your phone should not be damaged if you take pictures of the sola

you have to a maryland resident. you need to have at least 20 grand in student loan debt racked up at a maryland school and you need at least $5,000 of that debt to be for the tax year that you filed the application. now, this means if you apply for the tax credit this year, you need to have taken on $5,000 in student loan debt in 2017. and you're going to want to start moving quickly. the deadline listed right on t he website is september 15th. with all of the applications being processed by mid-december. you'll also find the links to the applications right there on the website which we're going to wusa9.com. a researcher dug into the applications and took a look at the fine print for you also, found out no matter how big of a tax credit you qualify for, you have to use it toward your outstanding debt within two years. so we're happy to bring you the good news tonight that your post about a maryland student loan tax credit is verified. >>> our verified team is ready to go to work for you too. if you've spotted somet

obviously, he won't be able to forget seat pleasant, maryland.e're excited that kevin hasn't forgotten from whence he come. he's supported the village who helped make him who he is today. we're excited that the community is coming together and kevin has graced us with his appearance to be here, allow us >> reporter: you mentioned that kevin made major dpngs investments in seat pleasant. >> we cannot forget that kevin has made investments in the community. he has contributed almost nearly to $1 million in our community. repurposing the basketball court on the outside of the activity center, as well as the gym and the inside where he had his training, as well as you have kevin durant's den inside the activity center. obviously, we're excited that kevin has done all of these things to support the children that come behind and look up to him. >> reporter: i have to ask you, too, as mayor, when you see a hometown boy at the nba championships holding that trophy, gets the mike and what comes out of his mouth is a thank you to prince george's county, se

, northwestern maryland before it's all said and done. so keep a close eye on it. the pink is the thunderstorm watch up into pa that goes until 9:00. look at the yellow thunderstorm warnings up there. a very active storm system. moving in o slight chance it may bring something later on this evening. stick around i'll be back with more we'll talk about this evening's forecast and what we can expect going into your sunday. >> thank you, gary. still ahead tonight thousands taking to the streets in boston just one week after a demonstration turns deadly in chor lots vil. we're going to talk about what organizers say the purpose of today's rally was. >> plus the latest from barcelona, spain following a deadly terror attack there. stay with us. back in a moment. . back in a moment. ♪♪ five-second rule protection. new lysol kitchen pro eliminates 99.9% of bacteria without any harsh chemical residue. ♪♪ lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> happening now in the district, police are asking the public's h

but i know maryland. and i know what it takes to get a big things done. quite frankly, all at once. there was a year not to long ago 2012, 2013 when the civil rights community in maryland came forward and we said this in the year to abolish the death penalty. this is the year to pass marriage equality. this is the year to pass the dream act. this is the year to expand voting rights in pennsylvania and virginia, which was suppressing them, and it was the year to make our schools and streets safer bypassing sensible gun reform. and you know, the establishment, the top leadership in our state said, maybe some of you all should just get in line. maybe this is not your year. maybe why don't you talk among yourselves and figure out whose year this is. you are all people of the state, gay folks, people of color, women concerned about gun violence and children getting killed, you add up to 80% of our state, you talk amongst yourselves and figure out who will get in line. and our young activists came understand said, we how that tracks. and these are the years when the supreme court has gone