maureen. >> thank you both of you checking in with you in just a few. we start with developing news out of adams morgan. two police officers an dpw traffic patrol aide were struck during a hearne. >> the suspected driver is in custody and we confirm that a weapon was in the trunk of the vehicle. fox5's melanie alnwick is live from the scene with the latest in this story. mel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. yeah, in adams morgan still cordoned off a the pickup truck still on the scene though it looks like they're getting ready to tow it out of here which tells us they've finished what they need to do on the scene as far as gathering evidence goes. i want to video we were able to shoot overnight. a lot of people find this very interesting. fbi agents arriving on the scene and you can see that jacket there, joint terrorism task force. now, we asked if terrorism was a motive of d.c. police chief peter newsham. he said that would have to be looked at closely. they're not ruling anything out at this time t we can tell you, yes, a gun was taken out of t

i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm holly morris.e 15. >> mike thomas has our weather headline -- weather actually erin como talk, about traffic. mike let's start with you. >> let's get right tomorrow. we'll pull graphics up real quick. 10:00 a.m. today should be dry around the region. mix of clouds and sun. we head into the afternoon, those who live to the west and then down to the south kind of south of fredericksburg i believe will see a chance of showers popping up through those afternoon hours. here in d.c. if we get anything, i believe it's a late evening thing, there's futurecast at morning showing some showers moving through loudoun county so we'll keep an eye on those today. but most of the day we should be dry, just a mix of clouds and sun, 85. 85 again tomorrow with more clouds a chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. that's a check of the forecast. over to erin for traffic. >> live look outside 95 is wide opened through dale city. looking good in stafford. traffic is pretty light everywhere. this is a live look at 270 past

wisdom and maureen. >> 4:57 is the time.everal townhomes manassas neighborhood. >> fox5's annie yu is live on the scene with more. annie. >> reporter: hey, wisdom and maureen. i can tell you right now it's too early to tell the cause of total of 12 people and multiple pets have been displaced. a total of six homes significantly damaged t-four of those homes are unlivable at this point and so these folks are go going to have to find another place to stay. that white home straight ahead is the home where the second alarm started, 10,900 block of pope street. right now what you're seeing is basically the overall stage. they're putting out hot spots. they haven't actually gone inside the home at this point so the structural integrity still unknown right now but we have washington gas also here because they had to shut off all the gas lines so a total of 70 firefighters worked this fire. we understand one person was transported to a and ho. hospital. this turned into a rescue mission once this mayday was that sounded because one

fy questions for your commute, maureen and 5:07 is the time. federal judge halting deportation order. 1400 immigrants. >> one of the largest school systems in maryland spending money to improve security in high schools. >> headed to break. live look across the d.c. region. 62 degrees. grab that sweater. back ♪ ♪ >> time now 5 o 0. we're back developing tonight in venezuela a attack at supreme court is attempted coo a police helicopter fired on court aand court aand federal judge is temporarily blocking the deportation of any iraqi nationals from the united states. judge mark gold smith issued two week stay on deportation cases citing potential harm to iraqi if deported. this roughly 1400 iraqi fashionals in the u.s. dozens detained and face removal. >> and the house is putting more money towards security coming in the wake of shooting at a congressional baseball practice in alexandria earlier this month. house majority whip steve skal is in the hospitalp after that shooting. lawmakers will take additional security steps with funding. >> and spe

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i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm annie yu.ay barnes for our weather headline and caitlin roth for our traffic headline. weather -- tucker. >> maureen, we got clouds and some very humid conditions out there early. temperatures in the low 70's here in the city, so feels a little summery out there. going to the bus stop. after school today temperatures will be in the mid 70's, not as warm as yesterday with a few showers. probably want to bring your umbrella. it's not going to be rainout. more clouds than rain showers today as most of the energy will stay to our south. 73 in washington. i want to show you the satellite picture and you can see the rain showers around the area. again i would plan on a few showers around today with temperatures in the 70's. quick look at that seven-day. we got a heat wave by the end of next weekend, yeah. caitlin is in this morning with traffic. how is it looking. >> good morning. warm already. we got a crash, this is the nouter loop in virginia. the accident on the right-hand side. the police activi

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>> who. >> maureen. >> i am?e there along you with tucker and steve. >> annapolis here we come. be there or be square. all right, gary mcgrady, we don't want to look ahead to friday just yet. >> why not. >> let's talk about the again. >> why not. >> well, it's four days away. it's a nasty tease. >> because friday gives us hope on monday. >> friday looks good. friday weather looks good especially for the morning hours, okay. look, hot and oppressive again today, not as hot or oppressive. we have a flash flood watch in place. three to four localized possible under these heavy thunderstorms, potential this afternoon that some of these thunderstorms could be severe, too, so we'll keep a very close eye on that. right now, though, it's time to get over to traffic. erin como is here with that. hey, erin. >> right now if in the fredericksburg stafford area 95 northbound looking good. southbound 95 does have some construction that will be in place through about 5:00 a.m. it's not causing any major slowdowns. again note th

maureen, i'm sorry i was a little pitchy on that. maureen is there. beautiful ashburn. but good morning. >> that's right. i know. good morning to you. they know everything about ash burp these local officials. [ applause ] >> rob is the county supervisor. actually he's one of the youngest county supervisors here. [ cheers and applause ] >> in loudoun county. and we've been talking off camera just about politics in general. >> yes. >> how you got into to make very briefly what makes loudoun county so unique in terms of maybe the political landscape in terms of how you're making a difference? >> i think that people in loudoun county look i don't know the party. look at the actual issues. i ran district that doesn't usually elect people from my party i ran on big issue. building alternative to the dulles greenway charges six dollars each way whether you take it a mile or 15 miles. we ran on that issue they voted for me and we'll put night our budget. we'll be building that alternative so people don't have to pay six bucks each other and stub stuck in tra

good morning. >> allison maureen good morning.reat. >> i wanted to say great coverage yesterday on the alexandria shooting. you guys did a phenomenal job. >> horrible story. >> i know. the coverage was incredible. you, bob and everybody involved, holly it was amazing. >> thanks kevin. >> thank you. >> i'm in los angeles, i'm out here for a movie called the house which is the starring will ferrell and amy poehler. that movie, that's the film that had the story in regards to mariah carey. i believe we covered it probably in celebrity dish on our station where she was reportedly being a diva onset showing up four hours early for a reshoot where she was appearing as herself in the movie, so i want to find out more about that today, hopefully with the cast. but i saw the film last night. the story behind the film is pretty simple its a mom and dad who decide to open up a casino in their house to help pay for their daughter's college. it's pretty unrealistic but i'll have the movie review coming up soon but i'm sitting down with will fe

back to you holly and maureen. >> ♪ >> it's 5:19.look at the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media with our realtime news tracker. >> a university of delaware professor is looking for a new job after comments she made about otto warmbier. anthropology professor detwiler posted on facebook that she thought warmbier deserved to die. the university of delaware says they will not rehire the professor. >> the new jersey city police department system looking for a cheaper alternative to body camera. there's an app called cop app that turns cell phones into the body cameras. >> yesterday pride parades happened across the country and things turned political at some of the parades like this one in minneapolis, minnesota. organizers banned officers from attending because of the unrest surrounding the death of philando castile. castile was shot and killed by a police officer during a routine traffic stop last summer. the officer involved was recently acquitted. >> chelsea manning the transgender former u.s. army sol

maureen. >> thank you both of you. 5 o'clock right now.tarting with developing news out of adams morgan. two police officers and a dpw traffic patrol aide struck during a hit-and-run. >> this morning the suspected driver is in custody and we confirmed that a weapon was in the trunk of the vehicle. melanie alnwick live from the scene with the latest. mel. >> reporter: hey, guys, they've already removed the pickup truck but there's still some debris here on the road. but i also want you to look -- eugene come down here. you can see the orange lines. this is the path that the truck took basically before it crashed into that large truck there and it's also the path here where the officers were struck. now, if you turned around here, eugene, you can see where the police car just where the mcdonald's is, that's where the two bike officers were and the traffic control officer. that's where they were standing, apparently just back there, there was a car that was stopped and then a metrobus behind it. the white pickup truck apparently was behind th

annie. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, wisdom and maureen.l us that this discovery was made yesterday afternoon around 1 o'clock and it happened right inside the national museum of african-american history and culture. and they say that it's likely the person responsible for this disturbing act was caught on surveillance inside the we are still waiting to hear more about the images, possibly being released. we're told that as soon as the report was made, there was a large security presence inside the museum and the gallery was shut down for at least an hour. >> at one point while we were there, i saw a big ruckus with two security guards that were running through. >> oh, god. i -- no words. to be completely and brutally honest, i feel like that hate crimes are on the rise. >> reporter: now, this is the second incident involving a noose at a smithsonian museum in just days. another noose had been found friday on the grounds of the hirshorn museum and david squarton secretary of the smithsonian said we will continue couldn't to this ignorance w

i'm maureen umeh. in for allison. >> and i'm steve chenevey.hanks for join and ugg this morning. >> if you're just waking up this thursday morning here's a live look outside. things changing just a little bit. nicer day on tap. >> got an early start today. lots of bright sunshine out there this morning. let's check in with tucker. >> steve, you said it that cloud deck you see that's the actual cold front coming through. once we get that east of us it will be a beautiful day t high temperature lots of sunshine. >> a lot of heavy volume and congestion slowing us down 395 a parking lot coming up from the beltway and 66 eastbound particularly slow as well. we'll have a look at your maryland drive times in the district and a look at metro with your full look at traffic. back to you maureen and steve. >> we'll start with breaking news coming from anne arrundel county, maryland. south of annapolis a man and woman found shot to death overnight in the town of shady side. a crew is just getting to the scene a short time ago. there is still a heavy police

maureen, holly and tucker will all be there.l right. let's talk about our facebook fan of the day. good morning to mion edwards. he's a rising senior at hampton university and was nominated by her mom mishon. >> her mom says mion is spending most of her summer in london interning at a media company. she wants to follow in allison seymour's footsteps and be an anchor one day. she's doing it rye by going to hampton. she says she's very proud of her daughter and mion has made her job as a motr >> congratulations to her. all right, mike thomas, what's going on. >> very cool. we're tracking a couple showers around the d.c. region early this morning. we're watching because we had the zip trip in ashburn. most are very light and if one does come across should get out of the way pretty quickly here. one coming right up through fairfax and loudoun county this morning as we speak. bus stop forecast, 64 to 72. after school 79 to 85. say goodbye to the bus stop forecast because that's the last time you're going to he sao it this year. most

i'm holly morris. >> and i'm maureen umeh. talking weather, erin is updating us on traffic. mike we'll start with you. feels better today. >> yeah, vacation. full details in a few minutes. >> right now traffic is very quiet around the district. we'll let you know when that changes and take a look at metro. >> sounds good. right now this morning we're seeing an outpouring of support. it continues to flow for louisiana congressman steve scalise. president trump visited him last night at medstar washington hospital center. >> scalise and three others were shot while practicing at a baseball field in alexandria. fox5's annie yu joins us live from medstar hospital with an update now on congressman scalise's condition. good morning, annie. >> reporter: well, maureen maureenand holly, long road aher congressman steve scalise. there's been an outpouring of support. he remains in critical condition and as you mentioned, late last night the president as well as the first lady, they've visited medstar washington to check in on congressma

i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm holly morris today.>> mike thomas on deck with our weather headline and erin como has our traffic headline. what's it looking like. >> a pretty good summer day today. temperatures headed back up to closer to where they should be even a little bit above that into the 90's later this afternoon. that high pressure brait us that comfortable air is now headed off to our east. once it gets there we'll kick up a southerly flow and that will bring our afternoon temperatures into the upper 80's and lower nights around the region. good news is we'll keep it dry today and humidity won't be that bad but you'll start to notice it a little more especially as we head towards the evening hours. 91 degrees today t the heat is back. tomorrow hot and humid 93. can't rule out a storm on your friday but m dry t it will just be a hot and humid summer day. that's a check of the forecast. erin is back this morning with traffic. >> 4:47 right now on taking a look outside, you can see 95 out by 234 business traffic is flowing fre

caitlin what's your headline. >> maureen, can't beat yesterday and i don't think we will. couple showers out there today. still comfortable and overall decent day. i'll walk you through that and what should be a nice wednesday coming up in the 7 day forecast. erin. >> crash in prince william balls ford road impacted and fatal crash investigation prince george county as well. >> all right. thank you, erin, let's get a little more information on deadly accident in prince george country. happened around 1:40 this morning silver hill road pennsylvania avenue in district. one person was killed when their vehicle hit a utility pole and that vehicle flipped on side and caught fire. no word yesterday on identity of the victim. >> developing overnight the white house issueing a stern warning to syrian president basharal assad in a president put out by sean spicer. white house says syria appears to chemical weapons attack and 80 civilians were killed in an attack in april and that led president trump to order missile strikes at an air field in syria. if another attack happens syria

annie. >> reporter: hey, good morning, maureen and holly.t's right the summer flyers can expect process from t.s.a. agents especially when it comes to laptops and electronic devices and this morning here at dulles international we see the typical long summer lines that is to be expected but because of these new screening process rules, they're saying úthat these lines could be even worse. they're saying that this is going to be a tighter screening process for every international flight entering the country so agent its are going to be more thoughtful, they're going to be more careful with screening passengers and luggage especially personal electronic devices and they're specifically doing this for the fear of possible explosives. this announcement follows multiple new threats related to explosives hidden in electronic devices and the u.s. has already banned laptops on flights to the u.s. originating at 10 airports in the middle east and north side africa because of these fears that bombs could be concealed in these devices and u.s. security

. >> and i'm maureen umeh in for allison today. you're just waking up this morning here's a live look outside at bowie. that's where you'll find our fox5 crew zip tripping today. wisdom holly tucker, erin on her way shortly. >> a quick check on weather and traffic. tucker and erin are standing by. tucker since you're outside we'll let you go first. >> steve, out here this morning. little cool. we've got temperatures in the 50's across parts of the area but you can see i've already got my sunglasses on. it's going to be a beautiful friday. details on the weather coming up. erin how is it looking. >> roads traffic starting to pick up. metro adjustments on the orange and blue line. we'll take a closer look at that with your full look at traffic. >> two major bomb shells coming from the white house. president trump saying he'll remove the u.s. from the paris climate agreement unless the deal can be renegotiated. the decision drawing backlash from leader around the world. >> the sector bombshell, the trump administration filing a late n

maureen and steve. >> erin thanks. see you again in a few minutes. let's update our breaking news story out of montgomery county your screen was found about 1:45 a.m. walking by himself along westlake drive in bethesda near montgomery mall. >> right now he's with officers at the bethesda police station. annie yu live there. what was a pretty heart heartbreaking story [inaudible] >> reporter: heartwarming story. you have officers out here, they were with the boy, they kept him safe for all those hours. he was found around one:45 this morning as you mentioned walking along near montgomery mall and, you know, we've been airing this photo all morning long and it was because of media coverage that police say brought those tips in, apparently some teachers and counselors, some of them recognized him and they called police. they provided an address. the police officers went right to that home, showed the parents a picture and they were able to confirm, yes, that's my child and, tongue, police tell us the parents did not know that he and so perhaps they were

back to you wisdom and mau maureen. >> legal analysts are offering advice to president trump and if basic. stay off stwiter. >> apple latest software upgrade has a feature to keep you and those around you safe on the road. >> a live look outside outside across the dmv. time 4:36 l 37 temperature 66. fox news morning is back after this >> it's 4:39 we're back with what is hot opt web. >> we'll start with the stories you're engaged with most on social immediate first up if the president wants the travel ban reinstated legal experts are saying log off twitter. in a new memo me say his tweets on the ban helping his case. he barbed the justice department for asking supreme court to review advised version of executive order. high court may assume to reinstate it after blocked in federal court. it bans u.s. travelers from muslim countries. >> and a lobbying campaign with ties to saudi arabia. lobbyists were here trying to gut the law of terrorism sponsors. the money was spent on lo lominging, catering and lodging. >> apple unveiled ios 11 software. one of the key features is keeping the road saf

on twitter f back to you maureen and holly. >> thank you.morning, we are awaiting for big news from the supreme court about a controversial executive order signed by president trump. >> rescue efforts under way after a deadly boat accident in colombia. >> heading to break with a live look across the d.c. region, it's 4:57, 71 degrees. back after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> fox5 news morning prince george's county school system facing a wave of corruption allegations. now maryland governor larry hogan is stepping in. >> travel ban debate p the supreme court is believed to be days away from issuing a ruling on president trump's controversial ban on travelers from six majority muslim countries. >> live look outside. we are in for a mild june day. temperatures reaching the low 80's. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm holly morris. it is monday, june 26th. >> let's do out. checking in with caitlin roth for weather, erin como for traffic. caitlin what's the headline. >> good m

back to you maureen and wi wisdom. >> coming up. tourists are told to raise hands across their heads when notre dame cathedral is placed on lockdown. >> chris christie is out and a new person will lead the garden state. >> across the region, 4:57, 62, hope you can groove into wednesday. nice cool way. we're back after this. ♪ ♪ pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty minutes on the grill. and they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? what? summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant. z2cufz z16fz y2cufy y16fy >> today on "fox news morning" two high school seniors gunned down hours before set to grut. police want to know if they were targeted or victims of random violence. >> washington for sale the source of drinking water for the district could soon have a price tag attached to it. "fox 5 news morning" starts now. >> looking outside the great clouds are back and scattered showers and wet roads. bring patience with you today and m

i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm holly morris.oday is monday, june 12th. >> welcome back. >> thank you. good to be here. >> mike thomas talking about our hotea talking about our traffic. what's the headline. >> potentially record highs today. talking mid 90's, plenty of sunshine. go to the pool if you can. hey, erin. >> i'll take your advice and head to the pool after work. if you're just trying to get there this morning roads are still quiet. i'll let you know if that changes. >> sounds good. 5:01 is the time. president trump finding himself entangled in another legal battle. >> the lawsuit accuses president trump of violating a the constitution. melanie alnwick with details. good morning, mel. >> reporter: good morning, so this is a joint effort as you mention with d.c. and maryland. the attorneys general sending out a notice to the press last week that they would perhaps file the case today and central to this case is this hotel right here, the trump international hotel here in d.c. as well as trump's other network of hotels an

i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm annie yu. today is friday june 30th, the last friday of june. can't believe i blinked and june is over. >> i know. where did it go. mike thomas with our weather headline. erin como with our traffic headline. mike let's start with you. >> it's going to be a hot one today. it's going to be hot through the weekend. weekend. tomorrow. we'll time that out coming up. hey erin. >> fourth of july weekend travel begins. get an early start. i anticipate it backing up this afternoon. we'll let you know about this morning's commute if anything pops. >> thank you to both if you. here's what's been breaking overnight. traffic still impacted in accokeek after a deadly accident a crash between a car and a van happened just before 9 o'clock on 210 near pine drive. the driver of the van died at the hospital. the driver of the car still recovering from his injuries. >> a deadly stabbing in springfield in the 7200 block of commerce street. we're hearing the stabbing happened at a place called revolution darts and billiards. right now police are calling it a death i

metro is on time except for safetrack, holly and maureen. >>> 5:19. let's take a look at the stories engaging on social media. with our real-time news tracker >> wisdom is back. >>> special inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction said the pentagon wasted money, spent $28 million on uniforms for the afgan army pattern, the problem is, forest only covers 2.1% of of a afghanistan's total area. >>> eric holder is reentering the political arena and thinking about a 2020 white house bid. holder has been doing political work in california. >>> tmz is reporting that prodigy mob deep choked on an egg prior to his death in the hospital. he had been hospitalized due to complications from a sickle cell anemia crisis when he choked on the egg yesterday morning. exact cause of death unknown. watching tv got a little bit more interactive. netflix is revealing its first interactive tv shows that will let children choose their on characters, the show's star pus and boots and buddy thunder struck. it will allow children to use their existing tv remote to make

maureen went in and filmed on a mobile phone, looking for reassurance. there are flies in here!s, she seemed satisfied with what was being offered. how was it? how was the hotel? not too bad. good enough? yeah, good enough. will you moving? yes, we will. tonight, residents in camden who have moved out of their tower blocks have been with muslims celebrating the end of ramadan, a small moment of relaxation amid the uncertainty their lives now face. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in north london. many of the residents affected by the grenfell tower disaster have come together today to mark the muslim festival of eid, which marks the end of ramadan. the muslim festival of eid, but what should be a time of celebration has left many reflecting on their loss, as frankie mccamley reports. spilling as frankie mccamley reports. out onto the streets this spilling out onto the streets of this mosque to pray on a day of celebration for muslims across the country, but here in west london it is tainted with sadness. for us, at the centre of a wider community,... sorry, sorry about this... it is a

it really does. >> i like to hear that maureen.y, you certainly are classing up the joint today on our zip trip making it happen. michael brennan with if you can afford a house here in georgetown call me up, we could be friends. i'm telling when you we hit that powerball we're all buying houses here. >> michael, thank you very much. >> maureen, a pleasure. thank you. really appreciate it. >> back over to you guys in the studio. wouldn't you love to live in the $2.5 million house. >> we can't buy with powerball money we'd be nuvo rich and that would be tacky. >> nuvo rich can't live in georgetown. >> thank you. >> any way. i would still take the money. thanks mo. >> it's like you spoke another language. whatever she said. >> they have their own little language. >> is that right? okay. >> whatever they said. 9:20. britain's prime minister resisting calls to resign aft the election results. how the ruling party failed to capture a majority plus bill cosby back in court and twitter trying to stop those dm fails. pittsburgh back on top

maureen and steve. >> erin, thanks very much.g the american student who died after being released by north korea. otto warmbier died none in cincinnati his hometown he was in coma released last week after spending 17 months in north korean prison. warmbier the university of virginia student was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for stealing a poster. this is what the president had to say and reaction to the student's death. >> he spent a year and a half north korea. a lot of bad things happened. but at least we got him home to be with his parents. >> lawmakers now calling on north korea to release all detained americans. >>> white house press secretary sean spicer will be stepping back from giving reporters daily press briefings. he is currenly looking for someone to fill that role. and reportedly has reached out to fox news contributor laura ingram the job as communications director needs to be filled following last month's resignation of mike depth key. right now he's managing both the communications and press office. >> doze

. >> good morning to you thank you for joining us i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm wisdom martin. >> it is tuesday, june 6. erin como watching roads. gary mcgrady watching weather. good morning gary. >> good morning, today after yesterday's rain dry today and eventually we'll have some 90s in the forecast. >> oh, >> little tease, erin, how about you? >> i'm glad we're getting a dry morning commute. rain on the roads tracking a problem university boulevard. we'll steer you clear of those delays. >> sounds good both of you. first at 5 and developing overnight in montgomery county search for a killer following deadly double shooting. >> two people were found inside a car in montgomery village where we find melanie alnwick liver with the latest in the story. mel. >> good morning, guys, we're here on gallery court. it's far up in montgomery village close to the air park. and when detectives got the call about 10:46 in the evening it was someone in the neighborhood on the street that called and said they heard gun shots it was right here near this mailbox where they found the vehicle that had the victim

i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm holly morris.oday is monday. it is june 19th. >> that it is. gary mcgrady keeping an eye on our forecast and of course erin como is tracking the roads. gary, it's another warm day today. >> it's still in the 80's this morning in some spots and we got thunderstorms booming around this afternoon. erin, it could be pretty tricky getting home this afternoon, these thunderstorms setting up. >> not looking forward to the afternoon ride. luckily the morning ride staying dry. we'll take a live look and show you some maryland and virginia roads next. >> thank you both of you. >> 5:01 right now is our time. we'll begin with a developing story from london. a deadly attack outside of a mosque is being investigated as a terrorist incident. around 12:20 london time a van target tad muslims leaving late night ramadhan prayers. the driver plowed through a crowd killing one man and injuring more. on the driver was arrested by police. police say he'll undergo a mental evaluation. >> ♪ >> 5:01 are following up on a s

we'll go back out to steve and maureen doing just that in annapolis.good morning to you. yes, we do love to honor people. we found two mazing people to fit the bill. >> here's the thing we've actually spotlighted you guys before when we've been to annapolis but always been at the restaurant. this is ted and beth from chick and ruth's deli just famous establishment here in annapolis. >> an institution. if you're wondering the connection chick and ruth are whom. >> my parents. >> how long have you been with the restaurant? >> have years. been working there since i was eight years old. my wife has been working 30 some years ever since we got married. >> oh, my goness. i was just telling them earlier when we the mayor and county executive on too sandwiches they both had sandwiches named each other. >> what do we do to get sandwiches named after us are the good day crew. >> we have to go there a lot. >> a lot. >> fair deal. >> here's the thing restaurant is an establishment but not just the food there. you guys have really taken a lot of time, effort and mo

wisdom and maureen back to you. >> 5:18.look at the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media with our realtime news tracker. >> former first lady michelle obama had words of advice and inspiration for several thousand students developers and entrepreneurs at the private q and a session at the apple worldwide developer conference in san jose. during a sit down interview with obama she touched on the diversity in tech, stem education innovation and leadership. she also says more women are needed at the table in decision rooms, in tech and other industries. >> kicked out of court. that's what happened to a celebrity attorney gloria allred during bill cosby's sexual assault trial. she was kicked out after her phone rang. she says she thought she turned it off. she was later led back into the courtroom. all red has of women involved in the cosby assault case. >> seattle approved a plan to levy a $1.75 per ounce tax on sugary drinks t now it is scheduled to take effect on january 1st. >> ivanka trump grac

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maureen is out in the fox lot.. >> i am having a party. had to change in my flip-flops to do it we're here at the good stuff pet truck like a rolling classroom for pets and humans and what it does, it teaches the pet owners how to maybe gauge their pets ideal weight, teach them things about positive reinforcement training. joining me is greg mcgonagle the brand manager and lynn from the d.c. dog training company all about dogs. i didn't get your name. what's your name. >> olivia. >> this is olivia joining us out here today. i want to start off. this truck we kind of talked a little bit what it's about. what exactly is the goal of the good stuff pet truck. >> what we're doing with the good stuff pet truck going around the country to promote good healthy pet nutrition, and how we're doing that with our new brand supreme source 100 grain free dog and cat food really trying to promote grain free food really good for the dogs and cats, their skin, their stomachs all sorts of stuff like that. as well as positive reinforc

coming up details straight ahead, i'm maureen umeh, i'm steve. let's get to the clean-up efforts underway in montgomery county. 70 mine winds tore through dennis avenue. this is look at some damage, live pictures, several trees toppled over, power lines went down, tens of thousands left in the dark for hours yesterday. two homes in the northward park neighborhood condemned because >>> the parents of a muslim teenager killed over the weekend are disputing claims he was the victim of road rage >> they say she was targeted because of her religion. this morning, we're learning more about the suspect in this case with his immigration status now in question. melanie alnwick is back with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, and the all dulles area muslim society is planning nabra's funeral for tomorrow, trying to grief and heal amid questions about the suspect's motivation, and calls for the murder to be charged as a hate crime, even as fairfax county police say at this point, there's no evidence that suspect darwin torres was motivated by race or rel

coming up details straight ahead, i'm maureen umeh, i'm steve.clean-up efforts underway in montgomery county. 70 mine winds tore through dennis avenue. this is look at some damage, live pictures, several trees toppled over, power lines went down, tens of thousands left in the dark for hours yesterday. two homes in the northward park neighborhood condemned because

it's june 2nd, i'm maureen alongside annie, you and kevin mccarthy. >> this is epic maureen we're so to be here with you. >> this is the night lineup. >> mka. >> we've got serious news to get to the big story at 9:00 o'clock this morning of course is president trump pulling out of the paris climate agreement. the move frees the us from compliance schools to reduce carbon emissions and critics of the paris accord signed every nation on earth say it tilled the playing field against the us in favor of other big china and india. but those who back the paris accord say the us exit is devastating. objections poured in from president obama and from democrats in congress and europe where the deal was hammer out. tech entrepreneur elan musk quit a presidential add advisory cun sill in protest but despite the decision major powers are saying the accord won't be altered because the us can't formally start the withdrawal process until november of 2019 and after that, it could take up to year to fully exit the accord. >> and next up new details in that russian election interference investigation

>> reporter: maureen and steve. good morning to you.deliver its report on safetrack to the metro board later this week. wmau transportation reporter and our fox5 news contributor martin consider key row got advanced copy of that report. >> metro declaring safetrack a success. in so far that they promised to squeeze three years of track rebuilding into one they say they're accomplishing that railroad ties, rail if as fasteners, cables, running rail, 50,000 railroad advertise replaced enough to higher than the washington monument as metro will present to its board on thursday. or you can build two new monuments with that many railroad ties. metro says all of this work has taken place and it's producing positive results. delays are less frequent. we'll see whether riders believe that as fares go up and service is cut come june 25th. >> that's end of the safetrack program but a lot of work to be done here at tacoma station at the today coma station later this year. >> that's right. tacoma will be closed late november early december for 15 d

the fox5 team will be there including tucker, maureen and holly.. ♪ >>> 7:50. golf's us open tees off today from aaron hills in wisconsin there's coverage all day on fox sports one. tonight and tomorrow night fox5 will have open coverage from to six to 9:00 p.m. we want to let you know fox5 hair on w d.c. a channel 20 both nights. holly? >> all right. continuing on the sports front allison. play ball. that will be awesome thing to hear tonight at nats park as the congressional baseball game will go on as many of us learned yesterday, the game raises a lot of money for charity. here's who will benefit this year. boys and girls club of greater washington, the washington nationals dream foundation and the washington literacy center. capital police memorial fund added to the chair are the in the wake of the shooting. this morning we're taking a couple of minutes to learn more. jimmy williams is the executive director of the washington literacy center and comes on in here proudly wearing our shirts for tonight's game. >> definitely. >> when you first he

i'm holly morris alongside of maureen, allison and erin. boys, steve and wisdom both have the morning off. >> um-hmm. >> that's what they say. >> all right. so you heard holly say the game must and will go on and this is where it will take place live act at % pitch set for 7:05. tick sales going towards charities this is one the of of the staff shot speaks out. team coverage in just a minute. >> first at 9:00 let's talk about the weather we've gotten a little break from today's heat and humidity, but more is on the way. for details tucker is back with a first check of the forecast. we're all curious about the weekend. >> yeah, we'll focus on the weekend in just a minute. let's focus on today first. heat and how old never to have away when you're getting into the summer months in washington but it should feel a little better today. seventy six now at reagan national. 74 dulles. 73 up in baltimore. all right. there's your cloud cover, and what's going to happen here the clouds will break up our front from yesterday pushing off to the south an

. >> i'm maureen umeh. >> today is tuesday, june 27. >> ctl and erin looking at the roads. caitlin let's start with weather headline. >> good morning, what a fantastic monday it was of the best day i think you could hope for during the summer months in washington d.c.. we saw temperatures in the low 80s this afternoon and low humidity and generality gentle breeze it's weather songs are written back. pleasant conditions continue into tuesday. cloud cover and chance of shower. it shouldn't be anything to deter you from being outside this afternoon. feels comfortable. headed out this morning, 56 mannasas. 59 culpeper and 59 gaithersburg and 63 baltimore and that heat island affect in the cities colder and hard to cool off during the overnight hours no matter what the air mass is this time of year. 70 degrees is mow we start in wash done. just a few showers out there moving across west virginia and you see them there. they're going to have overall pleasant day and just the chance of isolated shower come in in the afternoon. 80. sunny and nice tomorrow, 83. that's going to be a

maureen umeh. >> i'm needling you. i have to do that.pect that now. >> you can just call me holly. new details about the death of carrie fisher. legendary star wars actress' autopsy out yesterday and it looks like it may have have been more than sleep apnea playing a role in her sudden passing. i think it was a little bit surprising. i at least i should say was surprised at the number of things that were found in her system. it makes for pretty sad story. >> talk about that later this morning. first up at 9:00 we want to talk about the weather today. the calm after the storm. you probably fell it yesterday afternoon tornado did touchdown during tearing down trees, damaging a few homes and cars. majority of damage on dennis that's where the wind speeds were clocked at about 70 miles an hour. now, today a lot of people will be out there cleaning up. the good news today is, today will be pretty good day for it. pretty quiet. >> yeah for details let's turn to mike thomas who's in for tucker he joins us now with first check of our forecast. m

maureen and caitlin will joining the crew a little later.ooks like we don't have it but it's a beautiful morning there. >> gorgeous. >> tucker will be joining us shortly with your weekend forecast on the 5s at 7:05. >> live look across the dmv though this morning and enjoy this last day 'cause it's going to get pretty hot for the next several days in the dmv. good morning to you, i'm allison seymour. >> and i'm annie yu in for steve chenevey this morning. we have a a lot of breaking news stories we are following for you this morning. let's begin in adams morgan where two police officers and a city worker were struck during an apparent hit-and-run and now the fbi is involved. >> this morning the suspected driver is in custody and we've confirmed a weapon was that found in the trunk of that vehicle. fox5's melanie alnwick is live from the scene with the latest. melanie. >> reporter: and good morning and so you put those facts together with recent events that have happened in the world lately and you can understand why a lot of people are quest

i'll there be, maureen will be there.and we want to see you in annapolis on friday morning as well. we'll all hang out. do plenty of selfies and we'll have some fun down by the water. >> make it happen. yup. do you need a vacation? who doesn't. if you work in d.c. you probably do. project time release a report on americans in vacation findings are pretty alarming here. 64% of workers in d.c. collectively have more than 17 million unused vacation days. san francisco comes in second place with 64% of workers having 12 million unused vacation days. and guess who takes full advantage of their time off? apparently people who live in baltimore. city ranks second in the country for workers who take the most vacation days. >> good for them. you know what happens if you don't use them -- >> you lose them. >> you don't get them. that's right. >> what's vacation? >> right. >> well it's like if you go overseas. >> exactly. >> to london. >> and get to hang out with celebrities and stars. >> i work hard over there. people think you're

golf during maureen's story.ing's big sports headlines start with the u.s. open in wisconsin. koepka the winner taking the title for first major championship 27-year-old american grabbed control with three straight birdies on the back night the erin hills. battled in the breeze. he matched, mel row record fit finishing at 16 under. takes home more than $2 million for winning that tournament. largest pay day in golf golf. >> third american to within the u.s. open. >> i played really solid from the moment we got here on monday ally way through today. it was ball striking was pretty great. it had to be today with the wind and with i got hot with the putter there for little bit today and all week. so, um, you know, all around my game was pretty solid and, um, i couldn't be happier. >> one big story developing overnight in the nba pacer super stall paul george doesn't want to play for them any more. he'll leave at the end of next season when he becomes a free agent. the pacers started scrambling to find a trade partne

i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm holly morris.lready. >> we'll revel in this nice day t mike thomas has our weather headline and erin tracking accidents on the roads. mike what's going on. >> tropical storm cindy is making landfall down in louisiana and texas. local no effects yet but maybe some tomorrow. hot one today. >> inner loop still dealing with a crash involving a tractor-trailer. two right lanes blocked by the greenbelt metro. we have all the details you need on that one. >> let's give you more details on thattic breaking traffic news erin mentioned. >> annie yu live with the latest. update us, annie. >> reporter: holly maureen we got road when we were really chose to the accident that they were going to be shutting down the lanes once again to get that tractor-trailer onto a tow truck and then tow it away and they just passed through. basically right now all lanes on the inner loop of the beltway near exit 24 which is the greenbelt metro currently closed but again, the through so they're probably going to reopen it short

steve and maureen on their way. we'll learn all about annapolis later today.ather. we've got cloudy skies here in annapolis. we had heavy rain moving through the city in the past hour. the good news it's moving quickly. the bad news is it's coming down and there it is inside the beltway still out along 50 pushing close to annapolis up towards crofton, bowie getting some pretty good rains up 270 as well. we'll have morning rain showers. later today partly sunny very warm, very humid, very tropical out here right guys. >> yes. >> very tropical this morning. it's all thanks in part to cindy and the track of cindy takes it right across the midatlantic. in fact it may cross immediately across our area here over the next 24 hours and that's going to give us another period of rain overnight tonight and earl he will tomorrow morning, maybe some it will team up with a cold front. so, we will be looking at enhanced rains around here late tonight early tomorrow morning. the potential for some flooding rains if it sticks around long enough. 88 this afternoon. again we got