maureen. >> melanie alnwick reporting this morning, thank you. happening now on the president's visits overseas and president trump is making first public statement about the bombing in manchester and dprez so joint appreance with palestinian president taken happened in bethlehem. minutes ago he had strong words for attackers that carried out the concert bombing, listen. >> so many young, beautiful, innocent people, living and enjoying their lives murdered i won't call them monsters because they would like that term. they would think that's a great name. i will call them from now on losers because that's what they are. they're losers. >> the president urged leaders throughout the middle east to stand with the u.s. in fighting islamic terrorism. president trump added in israel and palestinians can make faes would lead to further peace agreements among ear middle eastern nations. >> and president's first budgets proposal is scheduled to be released cutting 3.6 trillion in federal tend spending over ten years and 80 0 billion of that would be 20 med

. >> wisdom, maureen. >> melanie alnwick reporting this morning. >> we'll take you to the latest on deadly terror attack in manchester, engs slapped, terror threat in uk is at its highest level. >> tens of thousands gathered for a vigil and show of solidarity. isis claimed sponltd for the atank the suit side bomber is 22-year-old british citizen. authoritas connection with that blast. >> it is absolutely bar baric attack that has taken place to cut off young lives in thi way. >> we'll stand together to say that this city is greater than the forces aligning itself against it. >> we've also lea learned-year-old girl is listed among dead and we could learn more victim's identities today. >> ariana grande is back in her home. the singer and mother took a private jet home yesterday. the 23-year-old us is spended rest of world tour. she was due to perform in london this week. >> president trump surprise lawyering up enlisted sevrss of mike castle wits to investigate the interference into the 2016 elections. >> after former head of cia tells congress he warned russia to the to interfere. john tes

(justine) kron 4's maureen kelly got an exclusive ride- along ...th one task force in the bay area which does just that. (christopher borden)45:01 i feel sick...the system is crap you guys don't do ...this is bull(maureen/track)christopher borden is a registered sex offender....this is his mug shot from the megan's law website...the reason he's on that infamous list? (christopher borden) sex case with my ex wife, sodomy, unconcious victim and nature of the act(maureen/track)but that's not why he's being arrested by two members of the alameda county sex assault felony enforcement...or safe-- task force on this day.the sheriff deputies have asked that i not show their faces because they are undercover. (deputy)47:13 he's now been arrested for failing to update his registration after being in custody for 30 days...it's a pretty simple caseborden was recently in custody on an unrelated domestic violence charge.(christopher borden) 44:21 they are arresting me for not registing on friday// the officer there at the hayward police station told me that i did

. >> good morning to you, maureen, wisdom. fbi director james comey had his share of critics from both side of the aisle. as you mention many are questioning trump's decision and asking why now? >> there was clearly a loss of confidence in direct and the men and andly served fbi. >> white house is backing his reason for firing comey. >> the president when giving recommendations made a decision to accept their conclusions and to remove director comey and begin restoration of confidence. >> bill gave incriticized comey for recent investigations related to the 2016 presidential election. >> it's something that had to happen. jim comey is a bright guy. he's ethical guy. but the bottom line is when he made a prosecuteive opinion in an investigative matter he made a mistake. >> while democrats blamed comey for democrat hillary clinton losing election, after holding a press conversation on the fbi investigation into her emails before the election they're questioning his fi firing. >> i told the president m mr. president with all due

yarmuth: thank you very much, maureen. the question we have to ask today is, who in the world is better off because of this new version of the american health care act that we are supposedly going to consider? i'll tell you who is better off. the few politicians in the republican conference who need to have a vote for political reasons. i'm not making that up. budget director mick mulvaney made the same comment a couple of weeks ago when he was asked, why so much pressure to get this done? his first response was, political momentum. the second response was, so we can do tax reform. there was not a reason that was related to anybody's health. and that's why we're here today. because we are concerned with the health of the american people and creating a system that most effectively and efficiently takes care of them. now, who in the world as a patient is going to be helped? cook we've heard from maureen and we'll hear from others. i'll tell you about anna, a young woman from my district, at 23 years old -- she is 23 years ol

kron 4's maureen kelly got an exclusive ride- along ...e task force in the bay area which does just that. (christopher borden)45:01 i feel sick...the system is crap you guys don't do ...this is bull(maureen/track)christopher borden is a registered sex offender....this is his mug shot from the megan's law website...the reason he's on that infamous list? (christopher borden) sex case with my ex wife, sodomy, unconcious victim and nature of the act(maureen/track)but that's not why he's being arrested by two members of the alameda county sex assault felony enforcement...or safe-- task force on this day.the sheriff deputies have asked that i not show their faces because they are undercover. (deputy)47:13 he's now been arrested for failing to update his registration after being in custody for 30 days...it's a pretty simple caseborden was recently in custody on an unrelated domestic violence charge.(christopher borden) 44:21 they are arresting me for not registing on friday// the officer there at the hayward police station told me that i didn't h

back to you wisdom and maureen. >> 4:36 is the time.coming up netflix renews one of its most controversial shows for a second season. >> former president barack obama appealing to congress to save obamacare while accepting an award in boston. >> here's a live look across the dmv. time is 4:36, temperature 48. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ introducing the fios gigabit connection with download speeds up to 940 megs that are 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. incredibly, it's $79.99 a month for one year. comcast charges you $89.99 for a triple play that only offers 200 mgs speeds. switch to the most powerful internet at the most revolutionary price. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 a month and we'll give you tv, hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years all with a 2 year agreement. so act fast. go to fiosgigabit.com >> 4:38 is the time. we're back with what's hot on the web. these are the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media. >> holly morris joins us now with what's hot on t

good morning, annie. >> hey, maureen, holly. we're told that d.c.ce just cleared the scene not too long ago and actually man to review multiple cameras to figure out what happened. meanwhile let's look at video from last fwhiingt all this happened. police say the shooting happened just before 6:30 last night. this happened bellview neighborhood right by the balanced eagle remember center in southwest. police say they got a call about a car that crashed at the end ever juliet street followed by a call that the driver a woman was armed with a gun. now according to police chief peter newsham she was alone in the the officers that arrived at the scene made contact with the woman and ended up shooting her. however circumstances surrounding shooting remawnz unclear this morning. we spoke to a lot of neig neighbors. they told "fox5" none say a woman or gun. some heard the shots. chief newsham is not giving us details but letting us know they're not sure what led up to the shooting and nrs this woman made any threats to neighborhoods or police. take a liste

good morning, annie. >> hey, good morning to you maureen and holly. this morning it's not clear why officers fired their guns that last night. they -- we don't know you this this placed out. when about the events they said they will review multiple cameras in the area to find out exactly what happened. now, here's video from when this happened last night. shooting happened before 6:30 juliet street in the bellview be neighborhood. it's near the balanced eagle remember center in northwest. police got a call about a car at the crash of end of juliet street followed by a car a driver a woman was armed with a gun. according to police chief she was alone in the vehicle and officers that arrived to the scene made contact with the woman and ended up shooting her. however, again, it's unclear how this all played out. neighbors tell "fox5" none of them saw the woman or gun just saw gun shots. chief is not giving details of what happened. >> i know that we did have at least two officers that fired within. we will, of course, take a look at he soo ft. body carpa

. >> i'm maureen umeh are. >> i'm wisdom martin. >> monday, may 22. erin como talking about the roads. michael thomas starts us offer because the rain is baca apparently here to stay for a minute. >> are you absolutely correct. rain coming not just today but next several days in the forecast. not a total washout each day but threat for showers each and every day. straight to future cast we'll show what you is up. morning commute looks wet. steady light rain around here. by the time we get to late morning early afternoon gets more scattered. that will be the case through the afternoon and evening hours tonight. it's not again a washout but hit and miss kind of showers. it will be cloudy and temperatures will be on the cooler side. quick look at two day for forecast, clouds and showers today and guess what clouds and showers tomorrow. that's the weather over toe erin for traffic. >> 4:47 wet commute flashing lights behind me in north w west. intersection of constitution and getting by and slowly. use caution around that intersection. as we move to maps

back to you wisdom and maureen. >> erin thank you. coming to the university of maryland campus after bowie state over the weekend. >> the school says the incident has shaken the campus community and now it's taking action to combat hate crimes and create a safer campus. fox5's annie yu live in college park with the latest. annie. >> reporter: good morning to you wisdom and maureen. that's right, lieutenant richard collins the third was set to graduate from bowie state university earlier this week and if you look behind me here the memorial still sits at the bus stop where this incident happened early saturday morning. he was waiting here with some friends on the campus of the university of maryland and investigators right now are calling this a random and unprovoked attack and still trying to figure out if the murder of lieutenant collins was a hate crime. meanwhile, university of maryland president wallace loh is asking students to allow investigators to do the work with due diligence but adds "we must do more." yesterday they held a

we know that maureen le pen was interested in a possible frexit. both of them espouse populous and national views. you mentioned that praise of le pen a month ago in that a.p. interview after that attack, that terrorist attack in paris that left a policeman dead. he knew that he vent was going have a big impact on the election. he predicted that the canned dhat is toughest on borders and toughest on radical islamic terrorism would be the person to win. so it's interesting to take that into account but now the white house saying that they are looking forward to working with macron. >> anna? >> athena jones reporting from new jersey as the president gears up to head back to washington. thank you. joining us now, cnn chief international correspondent christian amanpour and david gergen. you have worked a long day, i know. some call him the dutch donald trump. we have maureen le pen in france. what do you make of the change of tides? >> well, it is clearly something that has come up and like a brick wall stops for the moment this wave of populous natio

. >> good morning to you thank you for joining us i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm wisdom martin. >> today is wednesday, may 31. >> erin como is watching roads, gary mcgrady is in here talking about the weather. and are we seeing changes finally going to dry out, g gary. >> oh, boy, i think it's a gradual thing but hopefully today sunshine and temperatures will warm up into the low 80s. we'll have a couple thunderstorms in the afternoon. there's viz bilt this morning and we're watching this real, real close. you can see some spots dropped down below a mile. couple places gaithersburg, mannasas, culpeper and back out west and northwest along i 81 visibility is a lot better there. i don't think there will be any type of advisory. temperatures looking like t th reagan and dulles and marshall. here's where we are. temperatures later today with sunshine. upper 70s and low to mid 80s. and that's a quick look at the forecast and quick look at the roads with erin como. >> 4:37 gary seeing improvements as you make your way charles county northbound 5 right lane closed brian town road with downed wires

kron 4's maureen kelly got an exclusive ride- along ... one task force in the bay area which does just that. (christopher borden)45:01 i feel sick...the system is crap you guys don't do ...this is bull(maureen/track)christopher borden is a registered sex offender....this is his mug shot from the megan's law website...the reason he's on that infamous list? (christopher borden) sex case with my ex wife, sodomy, unconcious victim and nature of the act (maureen/track)but that's not why he's being arrested by two members of the alameda county sex assault felony enforcement...or safe-- task force on this day.the sheriff deputies have asked that i not show their faces because they are undercover.(deputy)47:13 he's now been arrested for failing to update his registration after being in custody for 30 days...it's a pretty simple caseborden was recently in custody on an unrelated domestic violence charge.(christopher borden) 44:21 they are arresting me for not registing on friday// the officer there at the hayward police station told me that i didn'

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i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm holly morris.th and of course memorial day. >> mike thomas has your memorial day headline, erin como has your memorial day traffic. mike you first. >> i think you nailed at this time. we have clouds and showers outside this morning. by the time we get to the afternoon sun breaks through gives us warm temperature

back to you maureen and wisdom. >> thank you erin.e's county police officer is facing jail time after striking a suspect with his police cruiser. >> reaction is pouring in after a police officer's acquitted of manslaughter in the shooting death of an unarmed man. >> heading to break right now. let's take a live look across the d.c. region. it is 4:57, 71 degrees. back after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ z2cufz z16fz y2cufy y16fy >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> today on fox5 news morning, special counsel in charge of the russia investigation. just the latest in a series of growing controversies overshad going the trump administration's political agenda. >> deadly hit-and-run. a six-year-old boy struck and killed in southeast but the driver isn't taken into custody. >> let's look live outside. beautiful warm air returns for a second day. temperatures in the low 90's means shorts, sandals and ac a blasting. >> a lot of that for sure. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm holly morris. today is thursday may 18.

wisdom and maureen back to you. >> time is 5:18.ok at the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media with our realtime. >> the commencement was organized by the students. during the ceremony graduates will wear african kente cloth stoles over their traditional robes. although harvard's undergraduate college has had black commencement events in the past this one will be the first opened to graduate students across the university. >> controversy over some music at delphi university's men's lacrosse team has picked a speech from that president trump as their entrance music for a recent game. the speech talks about how president trump would make america great >> president trump is facing another lawsuit. part owner of several hotels and restaurants in new york has joined a lawsuit that alleges that the president violated the constituents clause in their contract. the clause bans federal officials from taking payments from foreign government os. the lawsuit alleges that the president, president trump, and his busi

but, hey, we hope we cheer you up thank you for joining us i'm maureen umeh. >> halfway through the week hoump day it's all downhill frl here. >> i'm hollmo you're with us wednesday, may 24. >> if you are just waking up with us we get caught up on the news. airport, traffic headline. >> rain wrap wrapping up this morning and this afternoon clouds and hit and i miss showers and drizzle. not the nicest day. highs in 60s, erin. >> roads are wet and we're tracking several crashes including one inner loop kenilworth avenue. we'll steer you clear of the issues. >> news this morning president trump visit to the vatican a short time ago. >> president meeting with pope francis on latest leg of overseas trip. >> president trump and pope francis exchange books after their reference is. visit to vatican cord nal though president and pope have not got and long well in past. president trump appeared subdued as he entered following his wife, his daughters and her husband. he said it was great honor to be here. pope francis greet before they wept into private section. as air force one landed in rome pro

thank you, emily, thank you denise, thank you maureen for sharing your stories with us. and i also want to acknowledge the leadership, bobby scott and mr. john yarmuth, ranking member on the committees of urisdiction. they along with representative neal of ways and means and frank pallone have been leading in this effort to spell out the consequences and find a better way, so thank you, including ms. delauro, wear manage hats here, including most important of all, a person with a pre-existing condition. the republicans started when they started with their bill they'd exempt themselves from any negative provisions of this bill. imagine that. but let me just say a couple of things as we go forward. the most compelling statements we have here from the experience that maureen and emily and relating -- have told us. one of the reasons they're in a hurry is because they need this money to get -- to give a tax break to the wealthiest people in our country this bill will have the biggest transfer of wealth in the history of our country. robin hood in reverse. taking from the mid

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maureen and holly i'll send it back to you. >> thank you mike. 5:02. to our big story the future of the nation's healthcare now lies in the hands of the senate. >> but for now president trump is celebrating the passage of the bill by the house and remains confident the same will happen in the senate. annie yu live on capitol hill this morning with what lies ahead for the bill. far from over, annie. >> reporter: you're right, holly, it is far from over. but you know, we know that in the senate it's set to undergo some major changes but as you mention this is a major victory for the trump he promised the american people that he would tackle. it was a razor thin victory for the gop health bill. moving ahead there's a lot to debate still but we're talking about the bill passing with just one vote for the 216 needed, 20 republicans and all the democrats voted no. this of course again a major is step forward because the president on his campaign trail promised dismantling obamacare. he feels very confident moving forward that the bill will pass in the senate

hey erin. >> good morning maureen and all of you.cleanup following a deadly tornado outbreak. the steer storms stretched from texas through wisconsin. two people were killed in wisconsin and oklahoma. in wisconsin, a twister hit a mobile home park northeast of the minneapolis and in oklahoma. tornado touched down in housing division the storms brought hail and high winds. more severe weatherin the midwest could hit later today. >>> private chelsea man sag free woman after serving seven much think of year sentence charged for leaking classified government materials to wikileaks. she was released in the dead of the night. manning remain a private in the army and on active duty. >>> out in the district violent fight broke out outside the turkish embassy in north we have yesterday. several people pro testifying the turkish president's visit to d.c. were left bloodied and beaten they say by supports of the turkish government. total of nine possible were injured. two others arrested. >>> listen this one apparently it's call beauty sleep fo

i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm holly morris.t is monday may first. >> got to be may. >> little jp for you there. hey, listen, we've got mike thomas in the weather center, we've got erin watching the roads as always so mike give us a little sneak peek at what the today is going temperatures back in the d.c. region but thunderstorms could rumble through tonight some of which could be severe. erin. severe. erin. >> tracking a downed pole in southeast in the district. i'll get you around those problem spots. >> thank you. if you're waking up this morning breaking news from capitol hill. that possible government shut down was averted. >> congress worked late last night to come to an agreement on the trillion dollar compromise but did the president get everything he wanted? fox5's melanie alnwick live on the hill with all the details. good morning, mel. >> reporter: good morning, yeah, that word compromise something we really haven't heard very much lately but it is a five month deal that does keep the government running at least unti

maureen mcdonnell declined to speak with us.ob mcdonnell, who went with her to new york, told us he didn't notice what she bought and didn't ask questions. if my wife came in with, what was it, $20,000 worth of clothing, i would notice the bags, and the boxes. i would say, "honey, where'd you get all this?" >> mcdonnell: i knew she had bags. i knew she shopped. who paid for those was just not something that we discussed. i'm just not the kind of person that probably paid enough attention on some of those things. >> whitaker: his inattention to his wife became key to his defense strategy. in court, with his liberty at stake, mcdonnell allowed his defense team to point the finger at his wife of more than 35 years, and tell the jury she was the one taking most of the gifts and, without his knowledge, helping businessman jonnie williams. if mcdonnell wasn't paying attention, the governor's chef, todd schneider was. he told us jonnie williams was a regular at the mansion. >> todd schneider: remember, everybody talks in the kitchen. >

wisdom, maureen, back to you. >> we continue to follow breaking story cam bus of american university. students are he respopding to a racist incident on a black sorority >> melanie alnwick is live on campus with more. mel. >> good morning, guys, today is a study day. students prepare for final scams. many we talked to say this latest incidents is hurts full and unwelcomed. you're looking at pictures that were published in the student newspaper. these are bananas found happening string that resembles nooses. found at three locations on campus, university officials confirming three incidence. the words harambi and aka written on them referring to alpha kappa alpha a predominantly black sorority it happened on the day the first black female president took office also a member of aka. immediate what was not allowed on campus to atemd the meeting of the black student alliance you can see from photos provided to us it was very well attended and students attending this meeting told us they feel that more could have been done after ins dmenlts september. >> we're trying to come up with a list

maureen taylor joins us live with what's next.n. >> reporter: well, heather, jury deliberations started this afternoon. i can now tell you they have ended for the day and they are planned to beginning a gain tomorrow. more than five years after this teenager disappeared from morgan hill the murder case is in the hands of a jury. >> it has been a long trial but it is just a blink of an eye compared to how much time we haven't had sierra with us. >> reporter: jurors will decide if 25-year-old antolin garcia- torres kidnapped and killed 15- year-old sierra lamar along with trying to kidnap three women outside a grocery store. thursday morning the prosecution finished their rebuttal bringing closing arguments to an end. >> we also continued to build on the cases involving the safeway attacks and say mr. garcia-torres was practicing in those events, and he got it right in sierra lamar. he kidnapped her and killed her. >> reporter: we asked the district attorney if he wanted to say anything after. >> can't, sorry. >> reporter: sierra's

week long memorial day -- maureen, i was almost done the whole thing now i got to scrap it.tinues after the break and this time we're getting the whole meal ready. erin is out in the fox lot. we'll check in with her coming up next. oh, my god. >> hmm. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. and that your dream kitchen should work as hard as you do. save up to 15% at the ikea kitchen event. >> 10:51 is the time. we continue memorial holiday weekend with a week of grilling out in the fox lot. monday we showed you ways to step up your side game. yesterday we were all about the ribs. and now this morning we're moving on to barbecue staple with a spicy different. for details erin comb mow is in the fox lot with the pros from reds table. isn't we have kevin from reds out in reston. i mean thank you so much for having us. >> thank you for having me. >> we're so excited you're h

i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm holly morris.got to be may. >> little jp for you there. hey, listen, we've got mike thomas in the weather center, we've got erin watching the roads as always so mike give us a little sneak peek at what the today is going

>> well, maureen, people deposit want. track work issues not part of safe track but weekend track work they have not quite finished and you can see metro supervisor and crews working to get this thing tape care of we're told the track is powered and there are no trains. you see the bridge up there and there's no trains and again doing scheduled track work and they didn't get it wrapped newspaper time. and they're offering bus service here to get people into this city and they're also suggesting people take the green line. you can take the green line between for the totten and gallery place. but until the meantime shuttle buses an you can see this one here says shuttle and we're told that very soon they're going to run test train through this part of for the totten and we have a camera live at gallaudet and they'll run a test train soon and service back up 7:00. guy deally next half hour. p anyone who normally takes red line between noma gallaudet and for the totten no rail service forever the time being hopefully getting t

they say the policies that you maureen le pen have isolate you. but i feel less isolated to day because of the multipolar world defended by donald trump and also way teresa may and have lat mere putin. i have a feeling it's mrs. merkel who should feel isolated. >> what do you make of the larger strategic argument there, one that many american conservatives, you know, really sympathize with, the idea that there is a some sort of global solidarity in pushing back against what they call the globalists. >> right. and look, donald trump was very complimentary of mao roon le pen whereas president obama endorsed macron. want to push on the hacking you were talking about at the top of the segment with your other two guests. i think that story has been a little bit overlooked. it is going huge going forward. remember, macron will take office within the next week or so. and then donald trump is heading to europe for the nato leader summit in about three weeks. macron will be there as well. this hacking story is very important. the hacking didn't have the de

holly and maureen. >> thanks erin.ate it. >> coming ucoming up one of thet traveled highways in the country will soon be back to full capacity. >> battling a fire so fierce it could take months to put it out. >> heading to break with a live look across the d.c. region. a little cloud cover out there. it's 5:08 and 59 degrees. back after this. >> ♪ today we're gonna tof the chevy silverado d to the aluminum bed of this competitor's truck. awesome. yeah! first, let's check out the aluminum bed of this truck. wooooow!! holy moly. full on crack here. now let's check out the steel bed of the silverado. i'd expect more dents. no holes. current qualified lessees can get this silverado all star edition for around $249 a month. plus, find your tag and get an additional $1,500 lease cash on select silverado pickups in stock. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >> ♪ >> a monster wildfire, that's what hundreds of fire activities continue to face. it's thr

. >> good morning to you holly and maureen. you're right there's been plenty of reaction from both side of the aisle. democrats and republicans, quickly reacting to the news yesterday. which really surprised a lot of people. this is not very common this is a major he vengt happening in washington. we know the white house is defending president trump decision to fire fbi director james comey and we're told that the firing comes after the recommendation of some members from the administration. >> while it was the president who fired comey, white house sources say it was newly minuteed deputy general rosen stein that lost confidence in comey. he was confirmed 14 days ago and assessed the situation and determined comey should be replaced. democrats could not question the man only the timing of the action. >> and the first question administration has to answer is why now? if the administration had objections to the way director comey handled clinton investigation they had those objections and the minute the president got didn't fire

but hey, good morning to you thank you very much for joining us i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm holly morris. >> monday, may 22. >> michael thomas will talk about wet weather will talk about the commute which undoubtedly will be affected by the weather. what's the headline. >> steady rain for morning commute here. get ready for that later this afternoon. showers much more hit and miss, erin. >> 5:00 we have a crash 17 and constitution northwest and wet roads causing sluggish commute already we'll help you navigate the roads. >> thanks for both of you. first in the news this morning if you're getting up at 5 a.m. here's what's happening how search for fairfax county firefighter last seen more than a week ago and sharing the picture on the screen. 40-year-old brian wood went miss in the district may 14. d.c. police was last seen on easy street in northwest. he was not reported missing until this past saturday. if you see wood, please give authorities a call. >> 5:01 on top store dwli morning the deadly stabbing rocket campus at the university of maryland over the weekend. >> and deadly attack

(vicki) kron4's maureen kelly talked with witnesses and some of those now homeless. the fire is terriblefrederico cuevas garcia wipes away a tear has he grapples with the loss of his home.natsi lived here in unit onethe home he shared with two other tenants.just a charred shell. much of his possessions gone. now no have nothing money money papersthe sonoma valley fire department says those three tenants as well as nine other people who live in other buildings on this parcel have been displaced.they are all being assisted by the red cross.nats "meowfrederico's cat sylvester was able to get out but at least one other cat was killed.also destroyed. six vehicles. at least two belonging to the propertyowner .who didn't want to appear on camera.my son just gave me that beautiful honda fit just gave it to me just one month ago and my beautiful 58 ford which is treasure it's been in the family since it was brand-new brandhere are some photos neighbors took of the fire.which broke out at around 130 am. and i just happened to open the blinds in the kitchen so the whole house i

. >> yeah, indeed, good morning to you, thank you for joining us i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm holly morris. >> today is tuesday, may 2. >> all right, michael thomas talking about glorious weather, erin como talking about traffic and hopefully no hiccups there yet. we'll start with your headline. >> nearly a perfect afternoon. coming up sunshine in full force today. temperatures comfortablely in the 70s. erin. >> we have police activity closing 300 block e street norm west and crash in dumfries next. >> we'll check back with you in a few minutes. 5:0 1. new this morning. president trump surprise expected to speak to vladimir putin by phone. third phone call since president trump took office and first since rawshia denounced military strike in russia last month which he called a violation of international interest law. tupz clear what they'll discuss. >> republicans are poydz to take a affordable care act. a vote has been scheduled for tomorrow. source opens call toll hill say represents are within a few votes ever the 216 necessary. and critics complained though that the new bill would allo

maureen murphy, denise white-jennings, and emily. you'll be hearing from them. they're our v.i.p.'s, our very important people. we're honored to be joined by them. we're understanding that the republicans want to press forward with their latest version of trumpcare. as they do so they are threatening devastation in the lives of america's families. the latest republican plan to gut essential health benefits and protections for pre-existing conditions will make it impossible for millions of americans to afford the health coverage they desperately need. this is deadly. this is deadly. trumpcare means heart stopping premium increases for americans in anything from asthma to cancer and the list goes on on the alphabet. no band-aid amendment will fix it. if republicans have their way, americans with pre-existing conditions will be pushed off their insurance and segregated into high risk pools where they face soaring costs, worse coverage, and restricted care. costs, soaring kansases -- soaring costs, worse coverage, restricted care. it's a frightening future for families who need afforda

>>> maureen, thanks very much.ess gender sports writer and baltimore native frank de fort passed away he a staple at sports illustrated writing for that magazine since 1962. just a few years after the magazine was founded. regular on mpr as well. gave a story behind the story in the sports world. in 2013 awarded the national humanities medal at the white house. >> i loved frank. he was a wonderful wonderful story teller. >> he was here. i had a chance to interview him a few years back. >> man you ask him one question, he'll tell i was little story. >> kind of like that. >> exactly. >> you wanted to talk to him for hours. >> all right. >> i get the -- let's see. what's the word i'm looking for? >> context. >> no. i get the unpleasant -- let's just do the forecast. >> the arduous task. >> thank you holly. telling you we'll be cloudy and drizzly and once again rainy by afternoon. hit and miss afternoon thunderstorms are back and at it looks we'll be mostly cloudy today. we got a little sun yesterday. not as much as we

maureen over to you. >> thank you. okay.s morning ricky martin is bringing some latin heat to the dc region. erin como got a chance to shit down with the she bank star during rehearsal yesterday. she'll join us next with her one-on-one with the latin heart throb. time is 10:37. we'll be right back after this. ♪ art. it can be sculpted, bringing to life beautiful detail. or painted in luxurious strokes. and in rare cases... both. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. ♪ i afraid what year that came o out. >> right. we were all so young. >> long time ago. >> don't say that holly. don't say that. >> it was just yesterday. >> wasn't it? >> i think it was the late '9 '90's. >> i didn't want to know. >> we are living la vita loca on this cinco de mayo tonight fresh off his recent vegas residency ricky martin is taking the stage at the mgm national harbor. we're giving you exclusive access right now erin had a chance to talk to him a

allison and maureen. >> 7:09.s erin. >>> let's head to a developing story out of montgomery county. police there searching for the suspects who assaulted a man at a hotel who'll later died from his injuries. the 24-year-old had been staying in a room at the days inn in silver spring when for unknown reasons went outside to the parking lot around 2:30 on sunday morning. witnesses told meals the man was assaulted by a group of people then. he managed to return to his room and call for help but sadly he did lose his life at the hospital. >> and in the district police are still looking for two gunmen who shot eight people early saturday morning. happened on q street northwest. one of the victims seen right there 32-year-old algernon jones of southeast died of his injuries. to recover. police have not said what prompted the shooting. they are, though, offering a $25,000 reward for information that leads them to the people responsible. >> shooting spree in mississippi left eight people dead including a sheriff's deputy.

i'm holly mores will alongside of maureen, steve and wisdom. >> okay.o ahead this morning, fashion on full display celebrities dressed to the nines or they hit the red carpet for last night's met gala. coming up later we'll show off the hottest and strangest looks like this one. >> that's one of my favorites right there. >> rihanna nothing wears her. she always wears her outfits. >> some of them were pretty tame. >> too tame. >> something you could see at the white house course continues dinner super tame or like what are you thinking. >> katie perry cry for help. >> right. >> all right. >>> before we talk about any of that any further let's talk about the weather because we could have pretty perfect spring day on the way. details now tucker barnes back with a first check of the forecast. hey, tuck. >> wisdom, yeah, getting rid of that summertime heaviness we had around here the last couple of days. of course parts of the area getting storms last night an lot of humidity. not the case today. in fact lots of sunshine in the forecast and lower humidity, g

it has ranged from cure cross toy maureen's reaction disgusting. many say it's a non alcoholic answer to the cinnan whisky brand called fireball. >> nope, nope and more nope, yep, a cafe dedicated to marshmallows set to on in shy town. launched a campaign to start a business selling gourmet marshmallows online in flavors like champagne, salted carmel and kaluah. they'll have a make your own smores bar and drinks with fresh made marshmallow enough. >> you can make anything a business. who said marshmallows i think we have something. >> anything is possible these days. >> clearly, clearly. what's our business idea? >> i would go that's delicious. >> mike is fall on the marshmallows. >> nothing like a sugar rush. >> that lucky skharmz up your alley. >> yes you have to throw out the healthy kernels. >> they have a box or making a box of only marshmallows. >> fall on that. >> georgous weather coming our way once again today. if you like warmer temps they're on the way. 46 to 59 as the kids get off to school. some suburbs into the 40s. cool start. by the

after tonight, he trounced far right candidate maureen le pen to the tune of 65% to 35%. >> translator: i wish this evening to thank madam le pen. i know the division in our country that led to some extreme votes. ry respect them. i know the anger, the anguish, the doubts that many of you have expressed. >> now this is a massive repudiation of the style of politics that maureen le pen was peddling. she was anti-eu, antimm >> he is very pro eu. he is pro trade. and his style of politics is carrying forward probably into the upcoming. it is about politics going forward. it's brand new party. they will determine whether or not you have to determine. >> six people were rushed to the hospital, one of them with critical injuries. the highway to 495 having shut down the investigation. but everything is back open now. no word as yet on what caused the crash. >> police in the district are looking for this teenager, h name is isaiah johnson. he is 13. officers say he was last seen yesterday on summer road in southeast d.c. please call police if you can help officers find him. >> the health care

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i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm holly morris.oday is monday may 15th. >> erin como is dawking about traffic. we got a.m. situation on suitland parkway. she's going to tell us about that. mike thomas you're about our heather -- our weather headline. i can't talk this morning. >> give it time. lots of sunshine. temperatures headed into the 70's. all in all just a beautiful spring day. erin. >> right now suitland parkway shut down on the inbound side because of a deadly crash scene at forestville road. melanie alnwick working on that. we'll help you get around that and choose your alternates next. >> let's get you caught up on news at 5:01. breaking news on suitland parkway erin just talked about a deadly crash causing major delays. >> we're told three people were killed. our melanie alnwick just arrived on the scene and joins us live with what she knows. hey, mel. >> reporter: good morning, guys. yeah, so we're just kind of getting here to the scene and you can kind of see what we -- when we first got here there was a large light.

i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm holly morris.s thursday may fourth. >> mike thomas with our weather headline, traffic with our traffic headline. mike you go first. cooler day. >> yeah, noticeably cooler. grab the jacket. today a little bit of sun before clouds thicken in the afternoon. showers hold off until the evening. erin. >> well, right now the roads are quiet. rails have geared up for service. we'll take a look at that safe track work next. >> ♪ >> if you're just getting up here are the top stories we're following at 5:00 a.m. breaking news from london an emergency staff meeting at buckingham palace is getting under way right now. the meeting was called overnight. it is set off -- has set off a lot of speculation about the health of queen elizabeth and her husband prince philip but royal administrators say there is no cause for concern. offi meetings are rare but do take place from time to time. again that that meeting is just getting under way and we'll share any developments from buckingham palace as soon& as we know them

hey, tuck. >> hey maureen. here's the good news. start our holiday weekend so that's great news. you know, rain across the area. we need it unfortunately it seems like we're getting a lot of the last couple of days. we got more in the forecast this afternoon ton night then again tomorrow. 63 right now in washington. it's cool out there. bring a jacket. winds out of the northeast east at seven and bring your umbrella you'll want it this afternoon another round of rain showers of showers moving in from the south and west. you notice watch the last couple of frames. notice the green up into the washington area kind of disappearing. we've got drier air so at least temporarily we're going to be able to get the rain showers evaporate. eventually with an area of low pressure developing to our south and we have, press aig cross the mid atlantic really moving off to our south and east we'll have rain showers in the region and some of the rain particularly late this afternoon ton night could be on the steady side. here's up side of the foreca

good morning to you, thank you for joining us i'm maureen umeh. >> no might about it. >> no. >> grabne. i'm holly morris. today caps fans get ready to rock the red of course as the team prepares for game six against the penguins. it's in pittsburgh. puck drops 7:30. >> all right. well, will the weather hold at 7:30? mike thomas has your weather headline erin como has your traffic headline. mike tells about it. >> chilly to start. grab the jacket. sunshine is back this afternoon. temperatures low to mid 60's. erin. >> 5:01 right now. third street tunnel reopened. we'll take a look at some beltway construction next. >> all right, thank you to both of you. let's get you caught up on what's been happening in the news. we begin in arlington where a manhunt continues for a brazen attacker. >> he assaulted a woman in an apartment after tricking her into opening her door. very disturbing story, mel. >> reporter: that's right, and the woman's injuries significant enough that she had to be hospitalized. it all happened during the 9 o'clock hour sunday morning, still a very kind of quiet time o