suitland parkway between branch avenue and naylor road. we had that shut down for a fatal crash overnight. all lanes have reopened. you don't have to worry about this one any longer. more details on that throughout the morning. 66 near jermantown road. taking a look at 95, quantico to the beltway on time there. take you 19 minutes to get into town. a little slow just north of woodbridge southbound. outbound you are fine. good morning, chuck and sheena. >> good morning. kind of a cloudy day yesterday, wasn't be it in. >> yes, yesterday was a cloudy day, off and on sprinkles and a little bit of fog left over. not a big deal this morning. this morning. couple of sprinkles way up across northeastern maryland and western virginia. doesn't look like it's going to add up to too much. most of your daylight hours rain free. a chance of an isolated shower or two. rain chances barely 30%. temperature wise we're mostly in the mid 60s across the area now. with peaks of sunshine. more than enough sunshine today. get temperatures mid to upper 70s. little

police cleared the intersection near naylor road about an hour ago. identify of the victim has not been released. developing now.. a federal contractor is charged with leaking classified information on russian hacking. sam sweeney is at the live desk with more. adrianna--- the invesitgation surronds a 25 year old woman--- her name: reality winner. she is a contractor with pluribus international corporation in georgia. she was arrested saturday.. at her home. her facebook lists her current town as last month she printed a classified n-s-a memo.. and sent it to an online news outlet. the n-s-a document details a russian cyberattack on a u.s. voting software supplier in 20-16. but there's no evidence any votes in the presidential election were affected. congressman jason chaffetz says there "are" legal ways in which you can have whistle-blower protection. winner was working in the georgia winner was working in the georgia location since mid-february, and had top secret clearance. she appeared in court yesterday, but did not enter a plea. she has a detent

parts of the bay area soaring too rare triple digits we have team covered this afternoon with maureen naylor following how community members are making sure those at risk are being taken care of during the heatwave. >> but we begin with cristina rendon own in vallejo where crews are working to save a number of homes in the area. >> we just received word from the city they sent out an official to give us an update the fire is 70% contained right now. fire crews are up here at the corner of lookout and bay cove i'm sorry glencoe parkway. fire crews are up the hill monitoring the hotspots of the fire and all of the homes along the edge of the hillside. this fire started from a car that went through the toll plaza off of the carquinez bridge and pulled over on eastbound 80 somehow the fire spread to the hillside and then the flames went up the hill threatening homes on papers to drive at this point firefighters tell us they do have about four homes that were impacted so the flames either reached the back of the fence line or the back of the house itself but the good news is no homes burned down.

as ktvu's maureen naylor reports the central valley man was unhappy with his medical care. >> reporter: authorities say this 58-year-old central valley man last week drove up to the bay area with a specific plan to kill at least three of his doctors in two different bay area counties. court documents reveal he brought with him loaded guns, a rubber mask, and a list of specific doctors. palo alto police say chen has been suffering from a serious medical condition for a long period of time and seen several specialists in santa clara county and elsewhere in the bay area. >> it is our belief that he was, for whatever reason, dissatisfied with the treatment he was receiving, felt as though either his condition had deteriorated or he wasn't recovering from his condition as a result of the treatment he got from these doctors, and he was intent on killing them. >> reporter: court documents obtained by ktvu reveal the man told authority he has stage 4 cancer and not long to live. family members reported chen missing to visalia police but after talking with family investigators quickly realized

maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new at 6:30 tonight a bay area immigration consultant is facing charges after she allegedly violated an act meant to protect immigrants. she owns a company and is a radio talk show host. the district attorney says i willer of rase rivera fail to post a notice that she and a her employees were not attorneys. three of her employees were charged with a misdemeanor each. >>> the former project manager for a construction company filed a lawsuit against the company and its owners. she is accusing them of racial discrimination and harassment. tara moriarty tells us the woman says she was fired after she said she got a purse as a present. >> reporter: this is the purse emblazoned with the confederate flag that she said was given to her by her boss at a christmas party. >> it made me sick to my stomach and i felt like dirt. >> reporter: what's more, tucked inside the purse, photos of wright's boss dressed like president trump, a confederate flag and the slogan, the south land will rise again are in the background. his wife an a knit that is also posing. >>

marie naylor has details from san jose city hall. >>> sky fox two shows the area in san jose google is i just out -- just south of the sap center , it could be out with the old and in with google . the mayor says about five years ago he pitched google on a transit oriented campus but says more serious discussions started about a year ago. >> at the time we couldn't talk much about it because of the enormous hurdles they faced around gaining the parcels from property owners. everyone had to be secretive about their intentions if this was going to work at all. >> reporter: google wants between the six main dollars and -- 6 million and 8 million square feet of office space . the city says google or another developer would also bring in about 2500 new housing units . the mountain view tech giant is looking to buy about a dozen city owned properties and parcels, including the property where the bar patties in the sits. serving customers since 1933. >> these businesses will get swallowed up by the large text brawl. >> reporter: natives are concerned about traffic and losing san jose history

. >> yes, you wrote a biography of naylor and now you've written one of hemingway. could you compare their personalities and their style of writing? >> yeah, i wrote one -- i seem to have a trilogy going. i wrote about henry muller two. talk about a red herring. mailer had huge respect for hemingway but he said something that was interesting about hemingway's legacy. he had a farewell to arms and for whom the bell tolls would be if the writer was five for and i guess the point -- is pointing out something very real. >> didn't you say that he said all he needed to know about the revolution he learned from the farewell to arms. >> and did you really? >> from gorilla fighting. >> thank you you are talking about oak park and i was remembered about the salinas california and the people of salinas not really appreciating john steinbeck when he was alive. i went to his museum many years ago and it was just a small house, now 50 years after his death, huge museum. what sense do you get of the citizens of oak park and their relationship with hemingway and do you feel he gets

we go live to san jose to maureen naylor. >> we have watched temperatures decrease from the 90s now about 88. i am in willow glen at one of 11 community centers that have been turned into a cooling center in san jose. sometimes people don't like to come to these places because they can't have their animals but today seven of the libraries will be opened to anyone who wants to bring their pets for today and tomorrow in hopes of getting the vulnerable to escape the heat. >> the first full day of summer was hot the sun reading down and heat rising from the hot pavement. even at 9:00 in the morning it was already a sweaty day for those working outside. >> it is hot. >> i have lived in san jose for 60 years i have never seen a heatwave like this. >> this man says he drank a lot of water before walking in the hot sun to a cool movie theater in willow glen. >> i took my sweet time i relaxed i wasn't in any hurry. i reminded myself take it easy. >> the health department is concerned about seniors and the homeless after the heatwave turned deadly two residents died monday after being exposed to th

maureen naylor. >>> facebook is using ai to spot and remove terrorist spots.are identifying offensive photographs and videos. they said attacks have high tech companies questioning what they can do to stop the spread of extremist propaganda. they said that ai can identity terrorist content immediately and remove it before anyone sees it. the technology is in addition to the 150 people, specialists reviewing posts. >>> amazon has a patent to block people from checking online prices while shopping at brick and mortar stores. many stores have been struggling, dealing with people who come in, find a product they like and then order it online from a cheaper source. according to the tech magazine di verge the patented technology could be embedded in the store's wifi network. stores would then be able to send shoppers a coupon or may alert a store employee to go talk shoppers out that have online deal. >>> also amazon ceo is turning to his twitter followers asking them how he can donate his money. he asked for ideas on how to make a difference in the short term. some

it happened between naylor road and branch avenue. >>> police have released all 12 people they arrested in connection with this weekend's attack in london. they identified two of the three attackers from that night. neighbors say they reported one of the men multiple times. >>> a 25-year-old government contractor charged with leaking top information. it came an hour after an article was published on russian hacking. a federal official tells nbc news the contractor leaked that document. news 4's tracie potts will have more details coming up. >>> if you're planning to vote absentee at next week's primaries in virginia, you have until 5:00 today to have an absentee ballot mailed to you. request an absentee ballot in person. >>> this next story is going to have you rethinking how you secure your home. that's because two men got into a woman's home in the american university park neighborhood. this happened over the weekend. nicole boozer says the noise woke her up. the men threatened her claiming they had a gun. when she tried to make a run for it, one of them punched her in the side of the

in august there will be a 50 day shutdown at some stations including naylor road.he surge is over and it was successful. what do the passengers say? it's a mix between yes and maybe. >> i haven't had any problems. lately it's been running good so i can't complain. >> maybe haa hassle to some peoe who had to commute with the shuttle. but if they say it's a success, i believe >> reporter: now metro is saying to realize the full benefit of the surge and to keep from happening to others, they need some money to make sure the repairs and maintenance are kept up. >> derrick, thank you. >>> recent acts of hate are putting the district in the national spotlight. mayor muriel bowser says the city will not tolerate them. >> we have locked arms and spoke up loudly and strongly and immediately against these types of acts. >> well, six incidents involving nooses have been reported in recent weeks including one at the national museum of african-american history and the mlk memorial on the national mall. >>> well, there's a new effort to move a controversial local confederate sta

ktvu's maureen naylor has new details. >> reporter: tonight the central valley man remains here in jailtempted murder charges. today we obtained court documents which reveal the man had late stage cancer and police say he was intending -- he had specific plans to kill his doctors at their homes for revenge. authorities say this 58-year- old central valley man last week drove up to the bay area with a specific plan to kill at least three of his doctors in two different bay area counties. court documents reveal he brought with him loaded guns, a rubber mask, and a list of specific doctors. palo alto police say the man has been suffering from a serious medical condition for a long period of time and has seen several specialists in santa clara county and elsewhere in the bay area. >> it is our belief that he was, for whatever reason, dissatisfied with the treatment he was receiving, felt as though either his condition had deteriorated or he wasn't recovering from his condition as a result of the treatment he got from these doctors, and he was intent on killing them. >> court documents obtai

maureen naylor tells us about a new partnership to help teachers buy a house. >> reporter: music teachert the cost of homes in the bay area. >> i live in south san jose actually. it's quite a commute but it's where rent is a fordable for me. i thought that buying a home wasn't possible for me. >> reporter: she and others are talking about a new partnership to help with down payment s if they are part of ravens wood city, sequoia and redwood city. >> when we heard that the foundation will be out there to help the teachers i texted my principal right away and was like can you tell me more? i'm interested. >> reporter: the initiative is giving five million dollars to help educators by partnering with a local for profit start up called landed. landed can cover as much as half the down payment, up to a certain amount. homeowners pay it back when they sell the home or refinance, plus a portion of the home's appreciation or depression. >> landed isn't the silver bullet. this partnership isn't the end of the housing crisis. there is a lot of opportunity here. >> reporter: the ravens wood city sc

in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the 5.3-magnitude earthquake hit in hawaii this morning. 15 aftershocks have been reported and authorities say the quakes have not had an effect on kilauea. no damage has been reported. there was no threat of a tsunami. >>> an eight-year-old boy from oakland steps up to help the growing problem of homelessness. >> they don't have any shelter and no food or water, so i just wanted to help them. >> and he is doing exactly that. what began with a dollar here and a dollar there has now turned into full-blown giveaways. >>> also, election day in the u.k. how brexit and recent terror attacks seem to be having a big impact on the outcome. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. >>> jurors in the bill cosby sexual assault trial in pennsylvania heard excerpts today from a deposition during which the actor acknowledged he drugged and fon

military efforts to visit afghanistan in the past two weeks after the head of the marine corps, robert naylorited the prom province to make his assessment ahead. the new strategy will look like the current fight against isis and iraq and syria. more troops closer to the right to call in air strikes and embed with local fighters. but this new planet carries risk. earlier the month three u.s. army soldiers were killed by an afghan soldier and went to the military calls and insider attack. seven other american soldiers were shot and wounded in a similar accident later. it will be a new plan for afghanistan and to the in mid-july. madison said it will be a fundamental change from the obama administration and offered this frank assessment. >> we are not winning in afghanistan right now. and we will correct this as soon as possible. >> in february, the top u.s. commanders told congress that he needed a few thousand more troops after president obama ordered 1500 troops out of afghanistan at the end of december. >> we skip to the step where you are supposed to have a few dozen teams of advisors out i

. >> maureen naylor, thank you. >>> a big shake-up at uber today as more than 20 employees are fired amidst a sexual harassment investigation. the firings were announced during a companywide meeting. the comments come after a investigations into workplace culture at the company. the law firm is investigating 215 claims by current and former employees citing sexual harassment, discrimination, bullying and other unprofessional biff your. >>> meantime police arrested an uber driver for sexually assaulting a passenger. investigators say a woman took an a uber on may 26th from oakland to moraga. the driver got into the backseat and sexually assaulted the woman. >>> former san francisco 49er tramaine brock was in a south bay courtroom today briefly to answer charges of felony domestic violence. brock was walking in with his attorney, you see him there. he didn't speak to our reporters. prosecutors say the 28-year-old punched and strangled his girlfriend while he was holding their baby. the victim says an argument over what to watch on tv is what led to the attack. brock is free on $50,000

suitland parkway inbound a stall at naylor road in the mess of delays to south capitol as well.e traffic in few. back to you holly and allison. >> ♪ >>> we're following that breaking news out of alexandria. we are getting more details and we want to a tribute what we know right now to f they are reporting that there was perhaps a congressional staffs playing baseball there and a louisiana congressman may have been among those with the staffs shot at this sight. again, multiple shootings this happen in the 400 block of east monroe street in alexandria. there is a suspect believed to be in custody right now, of course, they're telling the public to please stay away from this area, but, again, the headline multiple people shot and the suspect believed to be in custody. we are hearing that those who may have been shot do have congressional ties. one congressman and perhaps those -- >> the aids that work with him. >> the aids that work with him playing baseball. >> we are reporting that it is congressman steve ask a lease from louisiana. they were reportedly at a congressional baseba

i won't say anything else. [ laughter ] >> earlier train malfunction at naylor road delays to green belt single trafficking between farragut and judiciary square. track problems outside gallery place. crash blocks a left lane after the case bridge. inbound 395 heavy delays at 45 minute delay from the beltway to across the bridge freeway dealing with the from the third street turn. gw parkway a crash before the memorial bridge with single lane getting by. inbound new york avenue right lane block at capitol. 295 northbound crash cleared near south capitol street. still heavy delays lingering as you try to approach the 11th street bridge. from branch avenue to across the wilson bridge heavy traffic from prince george's wound tee into alexandria. good news all lanes of the beltway open and crash free right now. guys, back to you. >> thanks so much. that is good news. >>> trump administration may not be able to count on a win concerning health care reform. >> that's because more senate republicans are going on record saying they won't support the reform bill before them now. a bill that could

backing us up to naylor road.und just from dale city to the beltway is a 43 minute ride so like i said over an hour delay from stafford because delays extend into triangle. 25 minute trip on 395 fro beltway to the 14th street bridge. 15 minute delay there. 66 eastbound looks good. inner loop a little sluggish to 66. maryland all good except for the outer loop and college park. back to you guys. >>> erin, thanks very much president trump said it on the campaign trail many times. drain the swamp. >> it's a way to change the way washington runs but is he really doing it. >> host eric bowling has new book out on just that subject and we'll chat with him about it next. it's 8:18. ♪ lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy tide and downy together. all eyes are on olay ultimate eye cream. allure best of beauty and marie claire's most wanted. eyes show emotion, not your age. olay eyes. ageless