mr. vance, general throckmorton and others were in detroit and a conference with governor romney by the middle of this afternoon. their initial report was that at appear that the situation might be controlled without bringing the federal troops on the air force base into downtown detroit. they therefore recommended that the troops be maintained on a 30 minute alert and they advised that they would be in charge of the situation and with the secretary and me making periodic reports about every 30 minutes. at 10:30 this evening general throckmorton reported to me by telephone that it was the then opinion of all the states and federal officials who were in consultation, including governor romney, mr. vance, general throckmorton come the mayor and others that the situation had developed in such a way in the few intervening hours as to make the use of federal troops to augment the police and michigan national guard imperative. they described the situation in considerable detail including the violence

mr. vance, general throckmorton and others were in detroit and a conference with governor romney by the middle of this afternoon. that atitial report was appear that the situation might be control without bringing the federal troops on the air force base into downtown detroit. they therefore recommended that the troops be maintained on a 30 minute alert and they advised charge ofwould be in the situation and with the secretary and me making periodic reports about every 30 minutes. morning general throckmorton reported to me by telephone that it was the then opinion of all the states and federal officials who were in consultation, including governor romney, mr. vance, general throckmorton come the mayor and others that the situation had developed in such a way in the few intervening hours as to make the use of federal troops to augment the police and michigan .ational guard imperative they described the situation in considerable detail including the violence and deaths that have occurred and sub

and like, mr. vance, mr. vance, mr. nce. >> and unnerved by this -- he was the king -- and it was just, oh my gosh. [ laughter ] >> this is the best. he's the best. still ahead we're going to take a look at vance's last. ♪ ♪ >>> just a few moment -- he wanted to interview director of the smith sonia african-american. vance recently run into it and vance told, you know, as he always did. cool hat with his detailed notes and written on a he was great interview. late march, vance announced that he was sick a short time ago. story will air. for ♪ ♪ >> and in terms, somebody to ask, who is lying about this. >> he'll age and he didn't re realize. really. >> from that moment on, i wasn't -- >> and to the time and went to chicago in chicago, what brought you back to washington? why would you continue to take that. >> and let me say, in the midst of trying to collect artifacts and -- and to suddenly, had -- and they're getting stabbed and he had to worry about it. the collections on top of it. ♪ ♪ >> and. >> and it's strong folks

he was a down to earth -- he was real. >> mr. vanceerally is my childhood and my adulthood and any news that has ever occurred pretty much got from him. >> there was a sense that he really understood the little guy, whoever it was, and sometimes on tv people are talking from a mountain top, but with jim, you felt like something was looking you in the eye and had been where you were. >> we've got so much more to share, including how people who worked with vance every day are remembering him. ♪ >> nice to see you. they wanted to meet him. i've been watching you for a hundred years. and vance would stop and talk to everybody. i mean, he was that kind of guy. he would say, thank you for saying hello. that was his way of saying i really appreciate the fact that you're watching. you know, keep watching. he was that kind of guy. he was really nice and had a personality. i think people really liked the fact that he was friendly and had a big heart. and he will be missed. >> redskins report friday night at 8:00. friday night, 8:00. >> and guess

. >> rest in peace, our good friend mr. vance. on a monday morning, we're still dealing with a lot of humidity today. but the rain chances are starting to come down quite a bit. the intense heat, the 97, 98 degree days of last week, that's gone. there's nothing anywhere near that hot in the forecast. plus, in addition to being slightly cooler, also lower levels of humidity. not much today but tuesday and wednesday, you're going to like it. unfortunately, the high chance for rain this week comes up on your friday. right now, it's 76 degrees in washington. light wind out of the southwest averaging 5 miles per hour. again, that was the round of storms that woke a lot of i zoomed it in, we'll go backwards in time. this is the shower and thunderstorm complex -- whoops, it's not going to show me the loop. there's been quite a bit of severe weather noted on kent island and into parts of central delaware with that same storm. for us, we're dealing with leftover raindrops early this morning. a lot of clouds around. future weather brings th

. >> people coming to see mr. vance on th here? >> he's been here since the '70s, and we have watched him the entire time. i just -- [ indiscernible ] and for him to be lost to cancer hits too close to home. >> my blessings continue to flow. i thank each and every one of you and may god -- on you, too. >> reporter: hillary lane, wusa 9. fothere's a seriousy boomers virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood work. the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. . >> to get an idea how much of an impact jim vance had, this map identifies what people are posting the most about on social media. when we put jim vance's name in, we got results from across the country. the blue spots, for those to show up, hundreds of people are talking ab

. >> mr. vance literally is my childhood and my adulthood. any news that has ever occurred, pretty much, got from him. >> my biggest memory was when he was the first famous person i knew, jim vance kind of broke the news to us. >> he brought the kind of prospectives that were so balanced and so heart felt and he's going to be missed. >> my sister just reminded me of a story, years ago, i was mentoring girls and the group that i was working with ran out of money. i started taking donations to and i went to vance and he asked me how much money did he need. after a while, he paid the rest of the money needed for these girls to take their trip. that was the kind of person vance was. tracee wilkins, back to you all in the studio. >> he would never tell anybody else that he did that. >> no, no. that's exactly what he did. >> yeah. >> you know, wendy, you've been here 30 years, i've been 25 years. vance spoke at my graduation and their kids' graduation and their kids' graduation. he had an impact on so many young lives. legacy that will live on from

lot of great memories about mr. vance. >> we know we're not the only ones with special memories. so many of you went online to share your thoughts and your memories about vance. a lot of people just saying he's a legend and a true washingtonian. you heard him say mr. washington. some of you say he was a rock star. all those things so true. others loved watching him. please keep telling us your favorite stories about him. >>> 5:10 is your time right now. >>> good morning everybody. get your monday ready. temperatures are going to be on the warm side again today. temperatures up around 90 degrees. but no more of those 97 and 8 degrees days. no more of the 105 heat indexes, at least for the foreseeable future. today around 90 degrees. slight chance for a shower or two. sh up. >>> new details from a disturbing discovery. nine dead, dozens hurt found locked in a tractor-trailer. a live >>> it's this is a first look at the damage from a possible tornado. >> i think what you're seeing here is some of the emergency responders set up in one part of this area. we know that folks have been t

vance. >> he was mr. washington d.c.re's no other way of putting it. >> a little later in our broadcast, doreen ginsler, bob ryan sit down to talk about their friend. some great stories coming up you won't want to miss. >>> you know, throughout the day you saw the impact vance had on so many with one look at messages and tributes on social media. d.c. mayor calls jim a voice and leader of the city, a legend who will be greatly missed. the d.c. council twitter account put out this one. washington has one less monument today. and prince georges kktcu baker calls advance a washingtonian for the ages. savannah guthrie sent the nbc washington team her love as well. i love this one from the national also. look at this picture and the message. we mourn the loss of jim vance, a d.c. icon who will be greatly missed. >>> we want to thank you you, so many of you who have sent us your condolences today or told us how much vance means to you in your lives. he truly felt that love from the people who watched him every night. earlier t

mr. speaker, jim vance, our local nbc news anchor in this region who died saturday at 75 probably set a record. local or national. as news anchor. for 45 years, while being only himself, vance presented the news to a region that challenged d.c. tv news with vast changes, racially and ethnically, economically and politically. jim vance took the dare and told our ever changing stories straight. he made us see ourselves from a city with too much crime to today's d.c. with low crime and a big sur plus. only a combination of consummate professionalism and enduring of aability could have covered so much quick-moving news without ever missing a beat. jim vance brilliantly told our story throughout our first era of home rule. these years also encapsulated jim vance's service and now join his legacy with the district's own history. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new mexico eek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for ne minute. ms. lujan grisham: i know how touch a job a care giver is. we need to support them. it is our populat

vance lost his battle with cancer. jim died saturday morning. jim was one of the all time greats. another like him. he was mr. cool. coolest guy ever in washington, dc tv. and the real deal. just a genuine man, what you saw on tv is what he was in person >> a living legend, icon, i remember the first time i got to meet him, i was get tea like a little kid, jim vance was a true hero to many people in this cmmunity. jim vance was 75 years old. jim, you will truly be missed. >>> the fall-out from jared kushner testifying on the hill and the reaction to president trump's latest effort to get action on healthcare reform. will lawmakers do what he says? finding out what walking your dog now will mean for you later in the life. could more pleasant weather be on the way? stay tuned on fox 5 news morning. wh you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's wh