in maryland city! sky trak 7 -- flew over the scene tuesday afternoon.e man - armed with a rifle - held up the crew of a brinks truck. it happened outside the navy federal credit union, in maryland city plaza... on route 198. police are not saying if the thief escaped with any money. but we do know that no one was injured. in the district-- the roads around metro center are back open after this scary scene unfolded yesterday morning. a gyro food truck burst into flames- shutting down the street - just before the busy noon lunch hour. investigators say it looks like the fire is connected to the truck's generators. no one was injured. developing now- a controversial restriction for capitol hill reporters- reversed! tuesday- the senate rules committee issued a statement saying -- it would bar reporters from filming interviews in senate hallways. it cited safety reasons. journalists weren't happy - saying the ban would significantly reduce press access to lawmakers-- many senators tweeted their unhappiness a hours later- the decision was put on hold. so thos

. >>> a bowie maryland city council member faces drunken driving charges after a reported hit and run crash. our partners at the washington post say councilwoman courtney glass was also charged with failing to remain at the scene of the accident. a motorcyclist says glass hit him and took off at 450 and graniteville road. >>> former prince george's county executive jack johnson has been released from its custody. johnson was released from federal custody friday. he pled guilty to charges of extortion and evidence tampers. he served fivear and later moved to a halfway house. the 68-year-old is now on supervised release. johnson and his wife lesli were arrested in november of 2010 as part of a corruption investigation. >>> london police just releasing these photos of the fake explosive belts during last week's terrorist attack. they each had three water bottles wrapped in masking tape but nothing inside. police say they have never seen tactics like this used before and they are not sure why they wore them. all of the awe tackers were shot and killed last saturday. those people killed ei

. >> new information from ocean city, maryland. the city council says it will not allow women to walk around topless on the all. the council passed an emergency order to prohibit public nudity. that reverses course where we learned lifeguards were insinstructed not to crack down on topless beachgoers. the a woman demanded she be allowed to go topless since men have that option. >> celebrating members of the lgbtq community. things wrapped up with the equality march for unity and pride. the concert included three stages with national and local talent. hollywood headliners included miley cyrus the point sisters. it was a scorcher but that didn't stop people from celebrating. >> it wasn't too muggy. everybody came out and enjoyed it. >> it's been wonderful. i came up here for the march and everything else has been extra and i really enjoyed it. everybody's been so kind and so open. i >> first year i came with a significant other and it was great. >> it was very hot obviously. did that impact your wardrobe choice. >> a little bit yes be

$50,000, so far more than $10,000 has been donated to that cause >>> new information from ocean city maryland this morning, the city council said it will not allow women to walk around top less on the beach after all. the counsel passed an emergency ordinance to prohibit any kind of public nudity and that reverses when we learned life guardses were instructed not to crack down on top less beach goers, we're still waiting to hear from the attorney general, the state's attorney general asked for the attorney general's opinion after a woman demande since men have that option. >>> happening today, the lincoln memorial reflecting pool will be drained because the water currently inside the reflecting pool could make you sick. the park service said yearly 80 ducks were caused dead caused by high levels of parasites growing on snails and human could develop a skin rash, the reflecting pool will open june 19th. >>> tomorrow, parking meters will be going up and they will be in effect, paid parking will be enforced daily from's 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. >>> there's about 400 free parking spaces from east o

maryland. you can see it's just approaching ocean city, maryland, right now and down towards chincoteague you willty heavy showers. it's so narrow and that means it's quick moving. if you're watching from the coast you'll see these storms blow through pretty quickly but then clearing out just as quickly and resume all outdoor activities. so, it will end up being a very nice day. reagan national 74. 71 dulles. 72 at bwi. temperatures are mild to start us off and it's still a little muggy out air working its way in behind this cold front we'll see increasingly less humid conditions today so fox futurecast showing the last of the showers push off shore, clouds clear. we'll have mostly sunny skies by 1:00 p.m. and we'll stay pretty much partly cloudy to mostly sunny all all afternoon. here's a look at your afternoon planner. by 11:00 a.m., 82 degrees. so we're still very warm. 87 by 2:00 p.m. here in d.c. we'll hit a high temperature of 90 degrees. nice west wind will dry us out. lessen that humidity. also keep things a little bit more comfortable when you have a decent wind in the afternoon. 90 here

nancy: police in maryland city hunting for an armored truck robber. tonight the man held up a crew of a brink truck outside the navy federal credit union on route 1 it 8. -- route 198. no one was hurt. a look for the men who killed guards and they use the dead guard's guns to steal the car. the sheriff warned the fugitives better surrender before they're found. >> i saw police officers. that's what i saw. i have their blood on my shoes. nancy: neighboring states are helping in the search and police are talking to 30 other inmateds also on that bus -- inmates also on the bus hoping to find anyone leads where they are headed. alison: developing now is the first full day of deliberation in bill cosby's sexual assault trial. the jury asked twice to review sessions of a 2005 deposition cosby gave in a lawsuit filed by andrea constand, his chief accuser. jurors also asked the judge to clarify the language of one of the three counts against cosby. cosby faces up to ten years in prison on each count if he is convicted. nancy: caught on video, a food truck goi

. >>> n city maryland, the city council will not allow women to walk around top less on the beach afteremergency ordinance to prohibit any kind of public nudity. that reverses course from a few days ago when we learned life guards were instructed not to crash down on top less beach goers. while the council is staking out a position, we're waiting to her from the maryland attorney general. the state attorney asked the attorney general's opinion after a woman demanded she be allowed to go topless since men have that option. >> that story has been getting a whole lot of attention. >> interesting perspective it's been beautiful. lindsey watts is here filling in we're smiles today. >> good day to be inside, i'm not a big fan when it gets this hot. i'm dreading going back out there tomorrow >> we'll neat to get you a mini fan. tomorrow >> we officially forbid you to be out there running. >> ok. >> i'll do yoga tomorrow >> safety first. stay hydrated and wear light clothing and just really protect yourself from this heat. sunblock, hats, the whole thing, it's cranking up let's take a look. we

maryland. right now some are saying the family atmosphere of ocean city being damaged. asked a state attorney general to clarify maryland law, claiming it was her right, it was her right to go topless. the state is still working on that clarification, some families as you can imagine they say they're upset. they say police are taking things on a case-by-case basis. >> really based on the particular situation, how it is presented. >> the beach something we're trying to incorporate as a family. >> it would turn us away, and we would just go elsewhere. >> and maryland is one of several states with ambiguous topless laws, some like austin, texas, madison, wisconsin, they have top freedom. >> i wear a long sleeve white shirt on the beach. >> sure do you. >> you don't want everybody to see -- >> the sun, the sun is not my friend. >> this weekends i'm fearing for my life. >> i will say this. >> common. >> well, it is 09 degrees. i can burn to a chris up. >> very quickly katie i will say there is i study abroad in france, i went to the french rivera. the women were not -- >> i'v

>> new information tonight from ocean city, maryland. city council says ill will not allow women to walk around topless on the beach after all. the council passed an ordinary nas yesterday to prohibit h any kind of public in dig night. meantime we're still waiting to hear from maryland ts attorney general. the state's attorney asked for the attorney general's opinion after a woman demanded she be allow to go topless since men have that option. the descraining of the reflecting pool started today that is because the water could make you sick. the national park service says nearly 80 duke lincs were found in the pool over the last two weeks. caused by skin rash. it is expected to reopen june 19. new parking meters program at the national mall will go into effect. paid parking will be in force daily from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. p. it will cost you $2 an hour for a maximum of 3-d. there are free sparking spaces from haines potomac to haines point. the goal is to increase the turn over allowing more residents and tourists to visit the area. the bigge

ocean city maryland forecast, temperatures are in the 80's, it's sunny, it's warm.ture still very cool. 65 degrees. so, it is still early in the beach season of course and that's when you still have those cold atlantic waters, at least in comparison to the nice warm weather out on the sand. all right, your futurecast for today, we've had a few clouds early this morning. temperatures are starting off in the 60's but quickly rising. 69 at reagan national right now. clouds and a few sprinkles even along the pennsylvania-maryland border dissipate as we go through the day. high pressure system still in place. clear skies tonight and then a lot of sunshine again on sunday so we'll have some fair weather clouds around today. maybe off towards our north in northern maryland more clouds than sun at times but nothing but sunshine expected to are tomorrow and then into monday as well. high pressure moving off shore over bermuda as we said and that heat will pump through and same with that humidity. moisture increasing, temperatures well into the 90's with that heat index at 10

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administration considers sending an additional 5,000 american troops to >> new information from ocean city, marylandnot allow women to walk around topless on the beach after all. council passed an emergency ordinance saturday. that reverses course from a few days ago when we learned that lifeguards were instructed not to crack down on topless beachgoers. we are still waiting to hear from maryland's attorney general. worcester county state's attorney asked for the attorney general's opinion after a woman demanded she be allowed to go topless since men have that option. >> today crews will resume draining and cleaning of the lincoln memory memorial reflecg pool. the national park service says nearly 80 ducks were found dead in the pool just over the last two weeks. the the deaths were caused by high levels of parasites growing on snails in the water. if you were to come in contact with that parasite you could develop a skin rash. the reflecting pool is expected to reopen june 19th. >> a look celebrations over the weekend celebrating members of the lgbtq community. things wrapped up yesterday with the

city. i would be open to discussions about if maryland virginia wanted to end next part of the city, but the reality is that maryland or virginia does not want to do it. it would be a tough sell. , the district of columbia shrunk when some of it went to virginia. but it is the constitution. you can be upset about that, or work on an amendment to the constitution, but that is the reality. the constitution says we are the legislature for washington d.c. host: if the courts were to look at your legislation and look at the second amendment, what part of the second amendment do you think they would draw on? guest: it is interesting to talk about the courts here because a few years ago, there was a case of washington d.c. versus heller. i know dick heller. officerretired police and very competent to handle a firearm, and they denied him that writing he took it to the supreme court, and he won. court decision, it was narrow, 5-4, but they asserted that the right to keep and bear arms is a right extended to every person. they dispelled this meant you have to belong to a militia to own a gun. that wa

. >>> ocean city maryland. according to the "baltimore sun" th city ordinance infringes on their first amendment right to free speech. the ordinance requires performers to apply for a designated space. there are only 33 spaces available at one time. the lawsuit is expected to go to trial in october. >>> you don't need to be named matt scherzer or steven strawsburg to be a strikeout artist. 12 strikeouts last night. he's keeping that game ball, thank you very much. the nats play the os in a makeup of the battle of the beltways. they won't play each other again this season unless it's in the playoffs. >>> tonight the nats are home again facing the texas rangers. you see that picture there. if you go to the game you'll get a tanner roark bobble head right there on the screen. kristin, let's show folks. >> right here. did i move it out of place? >> >> this thing -- >> tv, right. >> they're going to give it out, the first 25,000 folks, right who enter? isn't that kind of cool. lots of peemg like to collect them. >> t

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. >> reporter: the city sharply limits what can be sold with no projectile. maryland montgomery and prince george's county strictly ban all fireworks. virginia has less strict laws. in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. >>> to the latest now up on capitol hill where mitch mcconnell is hoping to revise the senate health care bill by friday. mcconnell wants to send a new version to the cbo so it can get scored while lawmakers are on recess. but republicans have their touts. john mccain telling nbc news this evening it will be possible, quote, when pigs fly. and lindsey graham saying if there isn't a compromise version, it's the end of a o meanwhile inside capitol halls today, more protesters taken into custody by capitol police officers after they stage demonstrations outside a number of senate offices. >>> another beautiful day out there across our region. temperatures today well below average. our average high 87. so far today, we've hit 82 and many of you have not made our way out of the 70s. take a look at the numbers right now, d.c. we are at 82. 78 hagerstown, st

may return control of two luxury retreats near new york city and maryland. diplomatic compound the obama administration said were being used for intelligence related purposes. shutdown last december, to punish russia, for meddling in the election. >> if this is reward, i think it really begs a lot of questions why on earth the trump administration would even contemplate such a thing. >> those seizures infuriating the kremlin. the russian baem seembassy warn the property wasn't returned asap we will take counter measures. the russia investigation is widening with reports that, nigel farage under scrutiny. farage denying any connection. fbi and congress are examining the campaign event last spring in washington to see whether mr. trump, senator jeff sessions and jared kushner met privately with the russian ambassador something they repeatedly denied. that was peter alexander reporting. nbc's megyn kelly is in russia tonight. she'll ask putin about the shift in an exclusive one-on-one interview. you can see her reporting on the premiere of sunday night with meg

. >>> if you're heading to the beach you should know ocean city maryland is not goingespite asss on social media. family-friendly record town said no such thing isap beach patrol said approach and scald the woman who are this meant toplessness would police will do whatever is necessary to prevent toplessness on the beach and in the city. >>> from our delaware newsrooms holding a job fair today. looking to fillticket scanners e positions from july 20th through the 29th. e pl16 years old. job fair will takes place fromor building at the delaware state fair grounds. >>> won the powerball jackpot, pearly may smith and her 7 duty children took home $284 million when they won the lottery a year ago. they created the smith family foundation it is their way of giving back to the community. >> we would like to reminds you, a 435 million-dollar jackpot is up for grabs in tonight's powerball lottery drawing, the 10th largest lottery jackpot ever. it's been growing since april 1, because nobody has won. the next drawing is tonight. you can see the winning numbers on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. that is

. >>> ocean city maryland is not a topless beach. town posted that message on facebook this week. the head of the beach patrol sent a memo telling lifeguards they should not approach women who are topless. they should document complaints. last summer a maryland woman file add lawsuit with the attorneys general office for the right to sunbathe nude. the mayor says ocean city is a family resort town. >>> atlantic city's lifeguard feeling fallout of the money problems. re-do the contract with the resort beach union. cutting a yub number of bonuses increasing the length of the season and affecting pensions. changes are needed to return the city to financial stability. >>> joe biden is excited to spend the summer in his new dream beach house in delaware. the former vice president and his wife dr. jill biden recently purchased a home overlooking ken loken state park. they dreamed of buying a place at the beach where they could bring the whole family and called the area the place that matters most to us in the world. >>> well, a judge just

new information from ocean city, maryland. to walk around topless on the beach after all. council passed emergency ordinance saturday to prohibit any kind of public nudity. that reverses course from just if you days ago when we learned that lifeguards were instructed not to crack down on topless beach goers. meantime, we are still waiting to hear from maryland's attorney general. this all stems from one woman's demands that she be allowing to topless since men have that option. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> it's true. >> oh. >> it's true. >> kev is up here with us. meantime missouri man is free after he spent a decade behind bars for a crime he did not commit. jones of kansas city was locked up for a robbery in 1999. his release comes two years after he reached out to two organizations to help prove that he's innocent. the case went back to trial after supporters found another man matching his description and when you you can see why there was some mistaken identity. yeah. the real criminal is on the l left. jones who is innocent on

talk about wow, look at these numbers 84 dc, it's only 70 right now in pittsburgh, 76 in ocean city maryland. great weather all across our region, that's going to continue. 84 dropped to 76 by 9:00. if you think about heading to the nationals game after taking on the cubs. is that going to be perfect night for a ball game. how about the headline. gorgeous now, we're tracking more heat and tracking our next heat wave and we could be talking about mid-90s again. we'll have much more information on that. i'll be back inside the storm center. >> all right. thank you, doug. >> first at 4, they say they've located a mother and her toddler who went missing month. michelle and 21 month old daisy had been missing since thursday. police didn't say where the two were discovered or their conditions, but they did thank people in the community for their help. >>> all the way across the country, police arrested a suspect for a murder that happened in prince georges county. today we learned patrick strand was found and arrested in california in may. strand is wanted for shooting 33-year-old marvin brian in

. >> kaiser permanente is reaching out to 25 patients in largo city maryland saying they need to be screened hiv and hepatitis c and multiple diseases and they underwent colonoscopy procedures in april. a scope used in procedures had a defect and because of that defect, they cannot guarantee the sterilization process was fully effective. the company's physicians believe the rick of any infection is minimal but asking all of the patients to come in for screening tests. >>> and it was emotional day in restin as family and friends say goodbyes to a friend slt was murder on her way home from >> nabra hassan was honored tonight. >> you can see the memorial here. earlier 2349 day pourners came as far as away as north carolina to pay final res respects. fairfax country police chief says there's no evidence to say it was a hate crime. >> current former intelligence officials are confirming how far russia went to metal in the election. 2 4 states were targeted but they won't say what states were on the list. ultimately sign area tacks orchestrated by vladimir putin did not alter any ballots. >>> all

right now, as we look at radar, we see a little bit of rain around ocean city maryland. the delaware beaches, but not big deal. 72 degrees, pretty nice out there, 8-mile an hour winds, we have kutztown, with 57, west chester, 67, pennsville, new jersey, 71, middletown, delaware, at 72 degrees. and medford lakes, new jersey, starting with 69. so, we have high of 87 today. again, isolated thunderstorms later on in the day, which means, you may get one, you may not, but you know how it is in the summertime. bob kill, always got to keep your eye to the sky. >> never rule it out. you got it, sue, good morning, everybody, wednesday, 4:32, not bad. live look at the blue route, 476 for the gang coming out every mid-county, tractor-trailers headed down toward the schuylkill. >> at err main break, mount carmel avenue, rolling video from the news advance, mount carmel avenue, glennside, they were able to turn the water off, but what we're dealing with nowed is road buckle. mount carmel avenue blocked through the day between houston avenue and tyson. glennside avenue, give yourselve

this is from ocean city, maryland. few clouds. the beach area quiet, 58.er today going up to 81. for the weekend, 88 on sunday. but it will be dry. that means higher water temperatures at 65 degrees for this weekend. mainly sunny today. we carry it up to 82. i'll be heading to celebrate fairfax. but the weather for celebrate fairfax celebration going up to 94 on sunday. maybe you want to get there early. things will be wrapping up. we will report live at all of the action-packed days they have planned for you. 94 on sunday. there is the heat. father' on sunday.for dads could change but as we compare the weekends, this weekend is dry but hot. next weekend, unsubtle. eventful morning for your friday morning commute. let's get you started on what is happening. sky track 7 remains over the accident that closed our inner loop lanes on the capital beltway. we have reopened a few lanes. it looks like we are slowly getting back up to speed. the problem with this is traveling to annandale with his early-morning accident and closure, we are now also dealing with a s

may return control of two luxury retreats near new york city and in maryland. diplomatic compounds the obama administration said were being used for intelligence interests. >> i think this begs a lot of questions about why on earth the trump administration would contemplate such a thing. >> reporter: if the property wasn't returned asap, we will have to take counter measures. the russia investigation is widening with reports that trump ally and brexit architect is now under scrutiny in the inquiry. denying any russia connection. the fbi and congress are now examining this campaign event last spring in washington to see whether mr. trump, then jared cu kushner and jeff sessions met with russian authorities. >> comey is now scheduled to testify before the senate intelligence committee next thursday. savannah? >> peter, thank you. those remarks from putin coming on the eve of an exclusive interview with nbc's megyn kelly, who met the russian leader at way dinner in moscow today ahead of that sitdown. she also spoke with a number of russian citizens about the tense

. >> and that hurts businesses that the government owns or the state owns in maryland or the city in c., because people aren't staying what at businesses that are owned by maryland? >> well the district of columbia has proprietary interest because we actually do support our hotel and hospitality stre and peskly with respect to the d.c. convention center there is some competition in regards to meeting space, and rooms. and that competition we allege is going to the trump hotel. >> attorney general frosh, the white house is pushing back on the claims obviously. sean spicer was asked about it today. i want to play what he said. >> it's not hard to conclude that partisan politics may be one of the motivations between the suit. the suit was filed by two democratic attorney generals, the lawyers driving it are advocacy group with partisan ties process. it started with a press conference prior to filing. it challenges the sort of business transaction that everyone from penny pritser serving in the last administration and others have fajd in while in office. >> attorney patricia how to you re

there's a new rule for the beach patrol of ocean city, maryland.ss women on the beach. that's as they wait to hear from state officials on just how to officially handle what they officially call female toplessness. right now there's no official law against at this time, although beach patrol can write up complaints. police in ocean city say they just handle it on a case-by-case basis because pins on this are vastly varied. >> to me it's freedom. i mean, it's okay. i mean, i wouldn't do it but if you feel comfortable with your body and you want to do at this time, that's fine. >> filed ever see that, it would turn our -- it would turn us away and we would just go elsewhere. >> ocean city's currently waiting to hear from the state attorney general's office on what legal rights women may or may not have on the beach there under maryland law. >>> we aren't the jetsons not yet but feels like robots can do just about everything and anything to make our lives easier. do you ever fear they'll get so advanced they may some day replace you at least at work.

george's county as you're heading northbound approaching the beltway trying to get out of maryland into the cityalthough the accident is on the northbound side. northbound 210 in maryland crash we're following on the intersection of palmer road and 210. delays it looks like they're taking you all the way back to you've got moderate delays there approaching the beltway on that side of 210 so it's 210 and 410 in maryland. otherwise monday morning commute as we take a whole look at it majors look okay. haven't had any delays on 270. you're delay free down to t beltway. let's stay in maryland here check the outer loop 95 baltimore-washington parkway, it looks like all are okay. the top of the beltway still fine which is great and then coming from baltimore both 95 and the baltimore-washington parkway on that side of things all okay. 395 northbound edsall road to the 14th street bridge you are totally smooth. let's check 66. we haven't done that all morning yet. you've got some normal delays there just tapping the brakes touch and go it looks like through gainsville on 66. otherwise you're okay. 234

if you look at the progress in the most recent years, it's from states, states like maryland, california. it's cities passing green building codes. it's states like my own that just last month under a different governor green-lighted the largest wind farm development in the atlantic. so look, the global investment market, half of that money, of the $600 billion went into renewable energy. that's $300 billion into renewable energy. the truth is the laws of physics are permanent. donald trump's presidency is not. this will pass. but in the meantime, states and cities need to lead the way. >> how much do you think that this is a political move by the president? do you think he's doing this to check off president obama's initiatives, turn them back one by one, or do you think there's anything to that? >> donald trump's whole m.o. is politics of fear, fear of the future, fear that these other people are stealing your greatness. part of that fear is to tell people that we can't have clean air and clean water for our children without that costing us jobs. but if you actually look at the numbers, if you look

big-time theme rides, including that street fighter, a smaller version of the same ride in ocean city, maryland on it this past weekend. it's a pretty scary ride. bumper cars, also a fan favorite and then the big slide with the potato bags, you got those as well. the forecast could not be better for this, as you make your way out here. first off, temperature wise, right now, we're into the low 80s, upper 70s to the west. inside the d.c. metro area, 84 degrees in the city and take a look at the forecast for the next three days. we will see, probably one of the best forecasts we've seen so far this year, as far as four days in a row of some really nice weather. now obviously sunday temperatures are going to be in the mid 80s, some humidity out there. scattered showers and thunderstorms maybe on sunday. all in all, if you're coming down to the festival. again, tonight, $16 for all you can ride passes. i might have to get myself one of those. we're going to send it back to amelia. the only thing left, if you've ever been on one these, is the long slide right now. but i've got white pants on, so i d

and that hurts businesses that the government owns or that the state owns in maryland or in the city use people aren't staying, what, at businesses that are owned by maryland? >> the district of columbia has proprietary interests because we do actually support our hotel and hospitality industry and specifically with respect to the d.c. convention center, there is some competition, in regards to meeting space, and rooms. and that competition we allege is going to the trump hotel. >> attorney general frost, the white house is pushing back on your claims, obviously. sean spicer was asked about your claims. i want to show you what he said. >> it's not hard to conclude that partisan politics was behind the suit. the lawyers driving the suit are an advocacy group of partisan ties, it actually started with a press conference and the suit challenges the sort of business transaction that everyone from pen -- >> first of all our outside counsel is new and they are the former ethics counsel to both george bush and barack obama. it's hardly a partisan effort. this is about presidential corruption

down by the new jersey shore, and nothing that is really a big deal, some rain around, ocean city, marylands well. so tomorrow, it is the day, i mean we have been going to the beach. we celebrated memorial day but official start to summer, summer solstice is 12:24 in the morning on wednesday, june the 21st. my husband's birthday. >>> 73 degrees is our temperature right now in philadelphia 67 in lancaster. seventy-three in wildwood. it is cooler then it was yesterday and we have got breezes out there still coming from the southwest still on the humid side but breezes are refreshing after yesterday, a 9-mile an hour wind in philadelphia yesterday we got to 90 degrees, we were also at 90 on sunday, so there is a chance that we could have a heat wave if we make it to 90. we will see what happens. it looks like we will be in the upper 80's but again we will see what happens. first day of summer tomorrow and second day of summer is thursday, we will expect more thunderstorms late in the day friday, perhaps lingering into saturday, seven day forecast, doesn't have anymore in the way of heat waves,

may return control of two luxury retreats near new york city and in maryland. diplomatic compounds, the obamaed administration shut down to punish russia for meddling in the election. >> if this is just some kind of a reward, i think it begs a lot of questions why on earth the trump administration would contemplate such a thing. >> reporter: those infuriating the kremlin. they said they would have to take counter measures still the russia investigation is widening with reports the trump ally nigel is under scrutiny in the inquiry. tonight denying any russia connection and the fbi and congress are examining this campaign event last spring in washington to see whether mr. trump then senator jeff sessions and jared kushner met privately with a russian ambassador, something they repeatedly denied new details about the he said, he said about president trump and former fbi director james comey. comey is scheduled to testify before the senate intelligence committee next thursday. savannah? >> peter, thank you. by the way, those remarks coming on the eve of an exclusiv

. >> i am going to ocean city, maryland after i pick up my son from day camp. >> we have good news. gas this year for independence weekend is as low at it's been for a long time. >> it's nice that we can enjoy some low prices. >> i just brought because the a motor home. it's even better. >> aaa says the national average for gas prices is down 13 cents compared to a month ago. it's so low they're calling the holiday weekend. >> motorists are going to experience what we call christmas in july. >> this is the cheapest gas prices have been in 12 years on independence day weekend. there's no doubt it has people filling up their tanks and heading out of town. >> now that the gas is lower i can go a longer distance. >> and as a result officials say you'll see way more cars on the road during the weekend. they're expecting a record number of commuters traveling. >> projections here in the philly five county area we're expecting over 590,000 philadelphia area residents to travel 50 miles or more and it's the largest number of travelers on record. >> around 85 percent of all holiday travel wi

and virginia, but the city of la plata, maryland, has passed similar legislation. >>> the d.c.ayor, muriel bowser wants to think about the way people think about missing teens. this week the mayor emphasized that there is no spike and the majority of those missing are runaways who usually come home within a matter of days. she plans to open a this year nearly 900 teenagers have been reported missing. only 28 of them remain so. >>> they might seem like nickel and dime criminals, but some riders not paying their fares on metro buses are getting violent. as scott mcfarland and the news4 i-team found, when they hopped on the bus, being so brazen is putting drivers at risk. >> we all know the cost of commuting. the time, gas and the fare and patience, but some riders aboard a d.c. metro bus are cutting the bus. >> how's everything going? >> nobody is paying. >> nobody is paying? >> people riding without paying. a review of rhemetro records sh an 80% jump in citations and warnings for unpaid fares in one year. >> it puts them in a catch-22 situation. >> carol thomas drove a bus for 1

the compound near new york city and the one on maryland's eastern shore were shut down by former president barack obama and the house intelligence committee has issued seven new subpoenas for or related to its russia investigation. former fbi director james comey has been cleared to testify before a senate committee. that's set next week. we'll go live to capitol hill where news 4's tracie potts from capitol hill. >>> it's now 4:32. let's go back to molette green at the live desk with a developing story in philadelphia. what'soing on, molette? >> reporter: a city council man stabbed in critical but stable position this morning. this happened during an attempted robbery near about this. republican council man was getting out of his car late last night, a man pulled out a knife and demanded his keys. the would-be robber stabbed oh once on the side and took off. >>> if you live in d.c. and want a private security camera but can't afford it, the district has a new program to help. mayor muriel bowser is launching a new voucher program. you have to rent or own property in the district and recei

ocean city maryland forecast not 90's for them but warm enough, 83 on saturday afternoon, sunday 86 degreesill be a beautiful weekend for the beach but those water temperatures still chilly, only in the mid 60's. fox5 accuweather 7-day forecast, 84 today. then 90's take over. 90 on saturday, 94 sunday. 96 on monday and tuesday. that heat index on monday and tuesday expected to be above 100 degrees. all right, that's a check of the forecast. caitlin is walking in now with a check of traffic. >> i'm going to miss mornings like this, mike, next week and then for the rest of the summer probably. so comfortable out there right now. still following this inner loop crash in virginia approaching route 50 arlington boulevard. originally we had all the express lanes closed. they have since reopened but just the left lane of regular traffic squeezing by. and the three other lanes are blocked on the right hand sized your screen that you can see right 50 on-ramp getting on as well. approaching falls church you've got heavy delays at least back to the little river turnpike at this point. to our maps we g

. >>> topless in ocean city maryland, before you take off the shirt, we'll tell you what you need totourist beach. those stories and more next on "action news" saturday morning. to make a good school day. miss hoffman gets us there safe every time. mrs. migliaccio teaches us all about fractions - and haikus - and the erie canal! miss reeves makes us sound amazing. doing. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >> a pleasant good morning to you, saturday, june 1, i'm gray hall. here's a look at the stories we're following on "action news." >>> three men were stabbed during an overnight robbery we have an update on the investigation. >>> president trump stands his ground about what he said actually happened in a meeting with former fbi director james comey. >>> plus, we'll tell you what investigators are looking at to determine if a deadly police-involved shooting in hunting park was justified. >>> those stories and more, bus first we turn our attention to the the exclusive ac

ocean city maryland headed there for the weekend water temperature still chilly 65.aturday 82 degrees. sunday 84 degrees with a spotty storm in the afternoon. friday 84 here in d.c. we get the warmth and the heat and humidity back for the week. saturday 88. 92, happy almost father's day there, 92 degrees on father's day afternoon. we head into next week, best chance of storms is monday, first day of summer tuesday t-, i'm sorry, wednesday, 86 degrees t all right, that's weather. erin is back with traffic this morning. >> i just want to point out with the air show in ocean city this weekend as well as father's day might have a lot of extra traffic so please plan ahead for travel plans across the bay bridge. right now though the bay bridge looking wide opened. 95 northbound not so much the case by prince william parkway. dale city to the beltway adding about 10 extra minutes to your commute. that's a look at the delay on duke street. 395 northbound we have a crash just north of that point. aside from that keep in mind benning road still shut down in northeast. that is

. >> a maryland man nearly drowned in a pond in ellicott city. someone report aid possible drowning 5 a.m. after a canoe tipped over. when police arrived they found nicholas bartco on side of pobd. they believe the friend pulled him out before help arrived he's in city call condition. >> verdict in a murder case from a community or a case that upset a community in districts heights maryland they found a man guilty of killing his girlfriend. she crashed her car after potik shot her in the head we hear the 11 calls from the people trapped inside the apartment after the crash. >> i'm calling because my -- a car is through my apartment. >> a what. >> a car ran through my apartment window. fortunately no oneed in the building was hurt. pro ty k will be npsed in august. life in pristine wron and 20 years. >> it's a story "fox5" continues to follow what happened after surveillance video was identified in the noose investigation at the national african-american museum history and culture. find out next. here's a look what is it coming up 5 at 6:30. >> ro

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southern maryland looking good. 95 through dale city quiet. metro should be picking up on time.ou know if any of that changes. tweet me with your questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. >> ♪ >>> now to a follow-up on a story you saw first on fox5. it's surrounding claims of grade fixing in prince george's county schools isn't that baker responded to the naacp's demands that the school ceo's new contract be put on hold during the investigation. annie yu joins us with more on that. >> reporter: fox5 caught up with rushern baker end says he's stand buying prince george's county school ceo kevin maxwell despite an investigation looking into grade fixing and records manipulation in the school system. baker says he thinks maxwell is doing a good job for the roar county and the naacp called baker to put dr. maxwell's contract on hold while reports alleging grade fixing are investigated. however, baker doesn't believe grades were changed. >> that means thousands of teachers would have had to participate in this. >> reporter: the county executive for prince george's county also released

city. maryland does not secede from the union. buchanan realizes that they're not going to succeed from the union and goes back to the secretary of the navy and says, i was just kidding. i would like my commission back. the secretary of the navy says, no. [laughter] you want to go south, go south. he does that, and he joins the confederate navy. that opens up the position here for the commandant of the yard, for dahlgren, john dahlgren. he is what we call the father of naval ordinance. you make some of the best cannons in the navy at that time, and does a lot of experiments we will talk about in a few minutes. buchanan goes south. it's when he's in the south, that he is down that norfolk and finds there is this new ship built called the virginia. the virginia is what we call one of the first ironclads. it was originally designed to ram other ships to sink them. it was a very armored ship. it was made from the wreckage of the uss merrimack, which was in norfolk to get our engine -- to get her engine repaired. the yard workers torch

the district joined six other cities across maryland and virginia who have committed to the accord. hyattsville, takoma park and alexandria. today mayor bowser said it's the right thing to do. >> we will, no matter the decisions at the federal level, continue tom earth. >> while the mayor has pledged to do her part, mark segraves talked to a man in d.c. who is also urging individuals to step up and go green. >> reporter: harold thomas has lived in this neighborhood between suitland parkway and alabama avenue since 1958. a few years ago, he was the first homeowner in his community to sign up for solar. funded by the d.c. department of energy and environment and managed by a non-profit group called grid alternative, the program provides free solar panels to low income families. kate johnson with the d.c. department of environment says a local program like this is exactly what the paris agreement had in mind. >> so that's where solar panels come in, installed in rain gardens to keep the city cool. >> reporter: harold thomas believes what he's doing locally is having an global impact. >

today the district joined six other cities across maryland and virginia that plan to abide by the paris news4's mark segraves has more on what the agreement means for d.c. residents. >> reporter: in the shadow of the u.s. capital, mayor bowser signed a mayoral order, reaffirming the district's commitment to the paris agreement. [ applause ] >> one of the values that we were going to have to stand up and protect and defend the most was our commitment to the the big investments the city has made in the past few years by installing solar panels on government and private sector buildings and by purchasing wind power. but the district has also made investments in smaller programs. like providing free solar panels to nearly 70 low income families like the thomases in southeast, d.c. >> because it saves you energy charges and it promotes clean air. >> reporter: harold thomas is able to see how much money he's saving both on monitors installed in his home and on his monthly electric bills which used to be over $100 a month. >> one indicator that i didn't have any payment due for one month. and

college, and i believe a very important city for a long time. maryland, democrat, go ahead. caller: thanks for taking my call. i just want to make one comment. i believe the president is to take all of the blame it all of what is happening in democracy today. every republican and democrat, i unite them. let's move the country forward. situation, calling them obstructionist's, it does not help. to dig into the lungs trying to heal. i just want somebody to talk to him. as a commander, as the head of tos, but this is the way unite the whole country together. it does not help to move forward at all. guest: well, philip, i largely at allith you it is not appropriate to blame the president for what happened this morning. we always want leaders who are united. thought the three -- the most attractive part of the barack isma message in 2008 is vision of post-partisan america. we're not there yet. we need all the leaders to bring people together on common ground. have a meaningful debates the lift people up rather than put them down. michelle obama said well, when they go low, they a

administration is considering giving russia back a pair of luxury retreats near new york city and on maryland's eastern shore, diplomatic compounds the obama administration said were being used for intelligence-related purposes. shutting them down last december to punish russia for interfering in the election. a state department spokesmen says the u.s. and russia have reached no agreement, and a former top national security adviser tweeting, what possible explanation could there be for this? it only enables russia spying on the united states. >> nbc's megyn kelly is going to have quite the guests on her show this sunday night. vladimir putin. her show is called "sunday night" at 7:00 on nbc bay area. >>> coming up, a restaurant in concord is shut down. the violations we found and the infestation you need to know about. >>> hey folks, before we go to break i want to show you how to join our community on the waze application. let's go to your app either on iphone or android. in the bottom corner there's going to be a magnifying glass when you fire up that app. click on that and then click at your

you want to get in the water. 82 in ocean city maryland, 84 tomorrow and sunday with just a spotty stormt with those high temperatures in the 80's and a nice breeze. water temperature still 65. that's pretty cold. 75 in washington right now, 73 in gaithersburg, 74 in qu very warm out there this rar sh showers drifting across pennsylvania south jersey, here's what to expect for the blossom along the mountains may be down in central virginia and track northeast ward over our area, passing shower or thunderstorm, cloudy otherwise 88. more sunshine for tomorrow, father's day if your man's are for outdoors i think you're ok, a pop-up thunderstorm in the afternoon, 92, really hot. 92 again monday, high pressure builds in by tuesday, beautiful, dry, pleasant less humid, summer begins wednesday. it will feel like it through the rest of the week. that's a look at your seven-day forecast. annie? >> ready for summer, thank you, caitlin. dad's, we have the perfect fitness. a work-out. continue to send us father's day photos using #fox 5 dc. time now 8:50. we'll be right back. th it's not too big. no