you may think they cannot do this shawn but they'll do it at night. close buy buy. is it thursday to you introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for 1 year. and only $5 more per month for the second year. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo for 1 year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years. all with a 2-year agreement. switch now at fiosgigabit.com. ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. >> some bol of hate discovered at the african-american museum of history and you have seen this man police say he commit aid dissta

jim, shawn, they're also around here as well. testimony cat and brian frosh is democrat they revealed they're getting legal assistance in preparing this case by the legal watch dog of crew. as this moves forward, they are saying this is a legal case watch for push back that will foul out to who is behind this case and why they may or may not be behind it. and if you throw out that political card no matter what it's the first thing do you and works on both sides. they'll take it's kol ticks. >> president turned 21 and we'll number town to celebrate with him. altogether in the white house. first lady son barron arrived over the weekend. >> do they sing happy birthday at the trump hotel. >> there's a lot of talk of what happened. return birthday they did a rocket ship something huge for his birthday. there was a rocket ship at one trump hotel and it flew out over and there was huge birthday cake. >> not everybody has -- i would like to watch that. >> remember chichis. >> i loved chichis which is why we should bring emily highly co-a

incredible journey on his facebook page shawn's weight loss progress or follow him on twitter at shawn's weight loss. >>> right now at 6:00 we're monitoring an emotional issue unfolding, as a resolution that county council has on its agenda. scott broom is live in an all a less and scott you're monitoring this situation. tell us more. >> reporter: that is correct. a small group of people ar the killing of lieutenant richard collins of the university of maryland allegedly by a county man with white supremecist ties has really up the ante here because one of the county councilmembers who will be casting a vote tonight on this resolution has hate group ties of his own. >> that councilmember is michael peruka, who as a former member of the confederal succession it's hate group league of the south once stood on a stage and led a rendition of dixie and its now a county councilmember. >> at this moment, the situation is pretty intense. >> so for civil rights leaders a resolution renouncing hate, he will vote on takes on outsized meaning. he at first resisted sponsoring the resolution saying it

more jim, sarah, tony, shawn. yeah. skl tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. introducing the italian collection from subway. head in now to grab the five dollar footlong spicy italian. loaded with salami and pepperoni. for a limited time, the spicy italian footlong is just five dollars. it's a big value for even bigger flavor. only at subway. oh, hello! lucky for me, there's some great golf here in the carolinas. whether you golf or not, geico could help score you some great savings on car insuran

>> well i would see normal activity shawn to be blupt about it and jim is right. the fact that the people who live here in native washingtonians and them maryland, virginia, they're used to these kinds of things. it's not uncommon if you see heavily armed law enforcement officer somebody out of town might whip out a camera and take a picture it's something they don't see never day life. there's a two-fold response to this kind of thing. by in large we saw a lot of normal every day activity out here today. >> and like the mayor of london said do not be alarmed and the tweet was taken a bit in a different direction by the president. fitz thank you so much. >> now to other stories tr trending tonight supreme court could decide if president trump travel ban sgrim nature against muslims it. banned refugees from countries designated on trump terror. >> russian president vladimir putin denying any russian hack of u.s. hacking andp he says spitz could have had made evidence. he suggests private hackers may have interfered. >> in europe i have not seen once direct proof of

hasn't it sarah and shawn? the hot spot is where we'll be, things will be heating up.ll describe it as the beginning of a second heat wave, maybe the third, but certainly the first one for this summer. the summer heat is back tomorrow, we're going to get temperatures at or above 90 across the region. we should be able to keep the humidity lower tomorrow but it will be much more noticeable on friday, and into saturday. that's when we're going to see those temperatures and the humidity combining to make it feel like it's in the upper 90's, it's a hot weekend, hit or miss thunderstorms around saturday, better chance sunday, 4th of july not a bad forecast, 91, maybe an isolated storm in the afternoon. shawn and sarah back to you. >>> as you guys know, it is day, that doesn't mean things slow down in washington. more political developments. you guys, we invite you to weigh in, use 5at630. tweet us, we'll be right back. kate's law aims to increase penalties associated with crimes created by illegal immigrants. ronica cleary spoke with one mom who lost her son. she's here to

. >> reporter: that's right, shawn, president left not too long ago. he was here visiting scalise wife we're told. he tweeted out i don't know if you mentioned this scalise is in very tough shape but a true fighter all before sending well wishes and of course, a speedy recovery here. before i go into more detail about scalise's kinney want to tell you more about the victims involved in today's shooting. five people in total were rushed to the hospital. five people including 66-year-old suspected gunman james hodgkinson who diad cording to investigators. among those shot house majority whip steve scalise at med star washington. medics say the bullet traveled throug this point he'll need several more surgeries and a source close to the investigation said he was playing second base at the time and crawled to right field after the suspect gunman in this case shot him from third base. now former staffer mike micca was also shot. mat micca was shot in the chest and remains in critical condition. other victims special agent crystal grinner one of the two comp

>>reporter: she didn't have to say, shawn. questions about safety on metro and you'll see this video, surveillance video inside the metro station here at waterfront, a handful of teens there on your screen and then up near the elevator you'll see a station approached from behind by what appears to be those same teens, a woman sucker punched right in the head, hard she lands on the group. you'll see the group running away seemingly laughing following the incident. we nt whatted to physical therapy mayor about metro safety. she says she had not seen the video h h was her response. i haven't seen it so i'm not going to watch it now. i'm not going to watch it now. you're happy to share it with my of staff. >> i'm just trying to ask -- ma'am, i can't answer a question about something i haven't seen. here in southwest, residents when we showed them the the individual they did want to react. they wantedded to talk about metro safety. this was their response. we have to find why -- you think it's safe to ride metro. >> it's not if the

back to you jim and shawn. >> thank you ronica. want to point out too as mentioned before emmanuel macron the newly elected president of france called president trump and said there's know renegotiating here. >> you're out you're out. >> the america clean coal electricity one of the groups supporting the decision. they think fossil -- the president made a big deal about that get coalmines opened again and they oppose at the paris accord. >> he mentioned pennsylvania critical during the election he went after people who had been working in the coalmines and steel mills basically saying he is working for the people of pennsylvania, not the people of paris. >> he said the people of pittsburgh. >> pittsburgh i'm sorry. >> and the mayor of pittsburgh came out and said well, hillary clinton won pittsburgh by 75 percent and -- by 25 percent and pittsburgh if you have been there obviously i'm from there, steel mills aren't really a thing any more, it's more biotech and more medical. >> absolutely. we're going to move on and talk about the

>> shawn: when it was me, the young kid out of college, i was ready for that.'t speak any english and is realistically scared, and they tell you to move, well, you're going to move. >> anthony: in a perfect world, how many of these would there be? >> matt: i think the more diverse street food we can have, the better. the more pathways that we can provide for people to come and start a business and hopefully after five or ten years, maybe they'll have a restaurant. i mean, we don't say there are too many restaurants do we? so why too many food vendors? >> anthony: too many affordable restaurants, damn it. >> heems: hey, what's up new york city? how yall doing? ♪ inshallah, mashallah hopefully no martial law hail allah, yo yallah oh no, we're in trouble tsa always want to burst my bubble always get a random check when i rock the stubble. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: heemanshu suri is better known as heems, half of the rap duo known as the sweatshop boys. he was born and raised in queens, a living, breathing example of the glorious mash up that is this borough. so it seems j

tony and shawn, that's your seven day forecast. >> thank you, sue. fox5 is hitting the road tomorrow morning our scekd zip trip of the year. stop by and say hi to the crew at bowie dwown center in bowie, m. they have some big surprises and events pla it's been awhile since you first knew. there's something very different about you. you have the power to make your marshmallow wishes...come true. you can make your marshmallow wishes come true by winning one of 10,000 boxes of only marshmallows. find your code in special boxes of lucky charms. they're magically delicious. >> a guitar once played by the greatful dead's jerry garcia sold at auction for close to $2 million. the guitar is nicknamed wolf. it first appears in 1973 during a concert for the hems aping also in new york. the previous owner bought it back in 1992 for $90,000. some of the proceeds for the auction will go to the soften deposit law school in alabama. >> tre anniversary. today marks 50 year

shawn? >>. >>> the head of prince george's county county is setting his sight on govern and not wasting time. >>> rematch? dc mayor muriel bowser gets high marks from voters. what will that mean for a 2018 campaign? >>> rushern baker announced he's running for governor of maryland. he joins three other declared democrats hoping to challenge republican larry hogan next year. >>> the state of georgia remains red following a nail biting house special election, republican karen handle beat out john ossoff to next congress woman. it was the most expensive house race in u.s. history. the seat will once again be up for grabs in a year and a half during the 2018 mid term elections. >>> take a closer look at all of this on 5at630. tweet us your thoughts right now using #5at630. look for your tweets on our political show coming up next. >>> stay with the politics theme. in an election rematch against vincent gray in 2018, cork to the new "washington post" policy, 67% of voters approve of the job dc's

tony and shawn, that's your seven day forecast. >> thank you, sue. fox5 is hitting the road tomorrow morning our scekd zip trip of the year. stop by and say hi to the crew at bowie dwown center in bowie, m. they have some big surprises and events planned. check in tomorrow at four:25 a. we'll be right back. i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon software. from reception, to landline, to mobile. i need one number... not two. i'm always moving forward... because i can't afford to get stuck in the past. comcast business. built for business. >> a guitar once played greatful dead's jerry garcia sold at auction for close to $2 million. the guitar is nicknamed wolf. it first appears in 1973 during a concert for the hems aping also in new york. the previous owner bought it back in 1992 for $90,000. some of the proceeds for the auction will go to the soften deposit law school in alabama. >> there is a big rock and roll anniversary. tod

thank you so much. >> thanks. >> five at 6:30. >> shawn do the wave. [laughter] ahh. are mom and dad? goin' up the country. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude, you just woke up! ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >> ♪ >> president trump's travel ban is set to take effect in just a matter of hours. at the same time homeland security wants airports around the world to step up security. >> as you you can see from the run down on the side of the screen this is one of the big talkers at 6:30. we invite you to join the conversation as usual. just use that #5at630 when you tweet us. >> first though we have some breaking news tonight. the house approved kate's law. the bill stiffens punishments for immigrants who reenter the united states illegally. the house also passed a second immigration measure. it would strip federal dollars from sanctuary cities that would shield residents fro

>> reporter: jim and shawn, good evening, we're at the simpson ballfield.y members of congress and the republican side dove into that block dug-out in order to avoid the gunfire, many say if it wasn't for the quick actions of the u.s. capitol police, the death toll could have been higher than just the suspect. the fbi washington field office, special agent in charge, tim slater released a bulletin on the suspect, they're asking anyone in the specifically in the dell ray neighborhood to contact them if they know anything about the suspect, james hodgkinson. they believe he's been in this area since march, living out of his car and trying to see whether or not he's had interactions in alexandria with anybody along his way. this is been a dramatic day, a mile a minute. it's been times hard to catch your breath. we wanted a give you a rundown on the sights and sounds of this afternoon and hear from the people who were on the baseball field. >> it was supposed to be a friendly practice wednesday morning in alexandria ahead of thursday's annual congressional base

lauren. >> tony, shawn, police have not yet identified this young girl. we know she was a student at lake braddock secondary school and she was oylt hiking with family members when hit by the train. >> there's a loft people, it's summertime. that like to go walking and everything and that's just a place where a lot of teenagers go to have fun. >> a place kids go to hang out by the water became the scene of a horrible accident. a 13-year-old girl was playing with her cousin on the vre train tracks over bull run when she was hit and killed. bull run is tributary that feeds into the aqua quan river and area backs into a golf course. >> we can feel the train from the green and we're 3-400 yards away you can feel the vibration on the green. >> hear it of course. >> hear it for sure. >> apparently the kids heard it too and a source tells "fox5" the girl's 22-year-old brother ran to him. he and the younger boy jumped the large gap to the opposite tracks and it's long way down to the water and the 13-year-old girl was scared to jump and started running and train

lauren. >> shawn message in del ray section of alexandria tonight. hate is not welcome here. this is closest we can get to simpson park. we're about a lock away. it may be in effect or everything may not be reopened until firday we have to wait and see on that. many that lives here awoke to the sound of gunfire. they were hor instead of staying at home with the blinds drawn people came out to show they won't stand for something like this. >> this is our community. and we are all a part of it regardless of what our politics are or where we come from. >> what's going on community is coming violence which was likely meant to tear us part. >> hundreds of people turned out. a mere 12 hours following the or ivk shooting at u.s. congress a local piece aplace is doting to their families. the big event on the main drag mount vernon street several hundred people gathered mayor and police chief would thank for first responders and heroic seasons, >> literally when we talk about kurming under fire, that's wharf this morning. capitol hill police and alexandria police department and fire e

lauren demarco joins us with the details. >> shawn, imagine the phone call from dr. telling you equipment used during your medical procedure two months ago was not properly disinfected and you need to be screened for hiv and hepatitis c. we learned that is the case for 23 people in our area. they had colonoscopys in april and are now learning a scope used in the procedure may not have at caseer permanente. we spoke to a woman who was there. >> it affects me that something like that would happen to people who come here trusting the doctors. >> it is unacceptable and i pray the people who were victimized by the equipment not being sterilized will not be affected and their lives will be okay. >>> in a written statement proceeded to "fox5" caseer pemmanente the scope was disinfected following protocols before use and however after discovering defect and conducting subsequent analysis we determined we cannot guarantee the sterilization process was fully effective. the statement goes on to say caseer believes the risk of illness is minimal separate patients affected by thi

give it up for shawn mendes! close yeah ♪ ♪ she pulls me in enough to keep me guessing and maybe i should stop and start confessing ♪ ♪ confessing yeah oh i've been shaking i love it when you go crazy ♪ ♪ you take all my inhibitions baby there's nothing holding me back ♪ ♪ you take me places that tear up my reputation manipulate my decisions baby there's nothing ♪ ♪ holding me back there's nothing holding me back there's nothing holding ♪ ♪ me back she says that she's never afraid just picture everybody ♪ ♪ naked she really doesn't like to wait not really into ♪ ♪ hesitation pulls me in enough to keep me guessing and maybe i should stop ♪ ♪ and start confessing confessing yeah oh i've been shaking i love it when you ♪ ♪ go crazy you take all my inhibitions baby, there's nothing ♪ ♪ holding me back you take me places that tear up my reputation manipulate my decisions ♪ ♪ baby, there's nothing holding me back there's nothing holding me back ♪ ♪ 'cause if we lost our minds and we took it way too far i know we'd be a

>> shawn and tony on the face of it what attorney generals are asking for is that the judge put in an order and what they say is alleged violations of constitution by the president. because of his bez dealings. now we'll tell through were a lot of questions whether the real goal of all this was to force the president to release his tax returns and attorney general in d.c. and attorney general in maryland brian faush they are both democrats and will get legal assistance from the liberal watchdog group crew. they say 24 lawsuit today they've taken up is non partisan and protecting unanswered questions about the president's abilities under the constitution. both questions of whether or not president trump addressed all this by putting provrts into a blind trusts. i can tell you as i look out the window and see the tower of the trump international hotel we know exactly what is going on every single day. we know foreign governments is spending money there in order to curry favor with the president of the united states had you has little respect for the rule of law and for the court's abili

thanks for joining us at 11 i'm shawn yancy and i'm sarah simmons in for tony. at dulles international airport several attorneys are assisting anyone who may be delayed, detained or partially harassed due to this partial ban. fox5's marina maracco is there with the story tonight. >>reporter: there is no question here that things were far smoother at dulles airport compared to january when that first travel ban went into effect. today's travel ban went into effect roughly three hours ago and that was 8:00 tonight and it was received here virt virtually by no protestors. that was the scene back in january across the country when the first travel ban went into effect. this now banes more a tightening of already tough visa policies that affect citizens from six muslim majority countr ies those situate syria, sudan, libya, in if travelers already have visas, they'll be allow in the united states. the ones who need new visas they will have to prove an existing relationship like a school or a business here in the us. today a much different picture than back in january.

gwen. >> tony, shawn, you're absolutely right. all that moisture streaming its way towards us and we've been actually right in the thick of all that tropical air mass that it has also pro provided. so, right now we're keeping an eye" ran day closely from the gulf all the way through the ohio valley and northeast we are seeing this rain that is continuing, now, we have a chance of seeing it pick up for us during the overnight hours and it could be heavy rainfall as well. and also, rights into the morning hours. we're watching it closely as we anticipated actually mot mothering with a frontal system that will be part of the weather maker also. so, rights now it's 84 in the district. we're seeing rain showers. and humidity is up there with the dew points. so it feels like it's actually 92 degrees if you step outside the air is thick. you can almost cut it with a knife as a result of that and when we move into tomorrow we'll see temperatures as well end up being into the low 90s across the board. and thunderstorm watches and warnings

it is good to have you with us yi'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins. still developing at this hour, we believe the shooting started to an apartment complex and ended a few blocks away. paul wagner starts us off from triangle. paul? >> reporter: that's right. let me give you persp complex is just about two blocks up route one from where i am on a triangle. this right behind me is the trans to the marine corp quantico marine base right here off of 95, and route 1. what we understand is the people in that car where the shooting took place drove out of that complex down route one and up the street where i am right now and stopped right here, right in front of the first assembly church of god. where they called 9/11. let's show you video we shot earlier. we understand it was around 2:30 this afternoon when police got call for shots fired in an apartment complex called the south hampton apartments right off of route one in triangle. according to police, someone opened fire from an suv into a red kia with three people inside. what we understand from police is

i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. >> montgomery county police were called to a quiet cul de sac and they found a 17 year old and an 18 year old dead inside a honda sedan. paul wagner joins us live with the story. >>reporter: i'm standing where that sedan was parked last night at about quarter to 11. you can still see some glass here in the roadway where the gunfire shattered. we do believe from what we can see in pictures and from what we understand from witnesses here that the car was parked heerks that the 17 year old in a just so we're clear was in the drivers' seat, that passenger seat. the windows on the driver's side may have been open. there was likely a car that pulled up next to the two that were sitting here in their honda and then opened fire. you're going to hear the gunshots shortly. it was a neighbor that actually recorded the gunshots. there was as many as 22, perhaps as many as 23 shots fired. some of the shots may have even hit the homes here behind where i'm standing. but at this hour police are not saying exactly what happened here. they're still trying to determi

>>reporter: tony, shawn, it's now been more than 24 hours since this double homicide and tonight still one big question, why were these teenagers in montgomery county gomryville ache when they had told family they were headed to demass demass cuss. today is graduation. add i nature jer's son didn't walk at today's graduation for northwest high school seniors. >> two people down, blood, gunshot wounds to the head instead his 17 year old son was shot dead in the driver's seat of this honda civic, his friend 18 year old arrow temp disifer off also a senior at the germantown high school dead in the passenger seat. the homicide scene played this quiet cul de sac in montgomeryville age on the eave of the boys graduation. two teens had spent the early part of the evening in nature jer's home in germantown. they were headed to demass cuss to sell extra graduation tickets. instead for reasons unknown they ended up six and a half miles away from naz jer's germantown home on california gri court in montgomeryville age where they were killed much several seconds of gunfire were recorded by a neigh

. >> reporter: don't act like shawn audience and sarah simmons don't have $30,000 laying around. >> i have tuition to pay, i'm not giving it to a candidate >> i don't know a lot of people who can afford a $35,000 dinner invitation but there's going to be a bunch and here's why you just got done with the 2016 election. hold on the 2020 funds raising circle is underway and already underway tonight here at the trump international hotel. now, it's far from a secret, folks, that there is bug money involved in these presidential campaigns, but in a way, this is unprecedented both in time and location, we've never had a president and a presidential candidate who owned a if a sillty like this. this is why these people are here in the middle of this healthcare debate. the questions they're asking is

this will go extras but then in the 11th, robinson, that's the game winner off shawn kelly. nats lose in 11, 6-3. you saw it on fox 5 maybe you don't want to see it if you're an orioles fan, taking on the yankees and that's what they did with the bats from from the start. judge erin judge. 19th homer of the year and gets worse, orioles give up five home run, nine in the first two innings. chris davis hit a homer but that's compared to what they were up against.

it did, shawn and jim. this was really a remarkable performance today because in a lieutenant of respects jeff sessions did answer a lot of the questions people had, but on the other times he was either evasive or not answering questions. he never did actually invoke executive privilege, the right he has to not talk about things president of the united states. there's frustration present members the senate today as they tried to get details of what exactly it is you talked about with russian officials. at a time sessions tried to seam like these were pleg and the tries, chance meetings, nothing in department. however, when he was asked about the detailings of whether or not these meetingses affected the 2016 election at any point, that is when jeff sessions showed a different side of him that was not all that familiar to people who h have him up at the us senate. sessions grew emotional. he was combative and at one point directly talked about anybody who had been saying he had done anything leading up to th

shawn and tony. >> thank you, sue. coming up next tonight, uber is dropping the ax on more than 20 employees following some disturbing allegations. a and billion cosby's accuser takes the stand in the sexual assault trial. out of the vehicle now. a routine traffic stop went horribly wrong for a florida police officer. we'll show you how it all played out after the break. tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. oh, hello! lucky for me, there's some great golf here in the carolinas. whether you golf or not, lp score you some great savings on car insurance. maybe even hundreds of dollars. whoa! (chuckles) hole in one! and that's

shawn is talking about jeff president of the white house correspondp enter association when he start off and says he stated position of the board that he believes and i've shared with him, where we r and that we have been condition signature enter since december and january when we addressed this issue and them specifically and publicly. we will continue to have a mix of opportunities to stay in touch with the immediate i followed up saying there's been a drastic shift starting from maybe the week before the president took that first trip abroad and now we see you on camera maybe once a week. is that a new normal we should expect. >> spicer respond we'll see. we'll continue to mix things up. and after the briefing i also kawingtd up with jeff mason president of the white house correspondence association really about malters. and at the end of the day if these briefings are still on the record meaning the people can still get if you and information from them why does it mat fer they're on camera or off. take a listen. >> i think it's important for people to be able to see how their go

. >> joining me w, msnbc contributor, shawn henry and former chief of staff at the cia and department of defense, jerry bash. shawn, starting with you on this, we're getting reports from matt and mayor saying we're going to see a lot more presence on the street right now. live pictures, it shows there is a presence. what are they doing right now? they have 12 suspects in hand so far. >> it's about a show of force and trying to identify and detect any other plotters that might be out there. somebody who is taking advantage as a copycat or somebody who may have been kplis it with the attackers from yesterday and going back to the manchester attack a couple of weeks ago. police want to respond quickly and more importantly to see something to intervene and prevent some type of tragedy as we've seen. >> part of this is the time line and there was a van just hauled away and zigzagged down london bridge and stopped in the borough area. and borough market area and three of the suspects were killed. as we were just talking about it, 12 other suspects and then the bomb vests that were fake as w

. >> reporter: jim, shawn, good evening.ll of this coming tonight falling along political lines as expected in this town, but mainly democrats say this. they're calling this testimony by james comey today troubling and making broad suggestions of obstruction of justice on the part of the president. on the republicans' part they are highlighting the fact that comey that president donald trump was not the focus of the fbi investigation but democrats also taking shots at comey for admitting today that he had sent his private notes of meetings about the president to an associate at columbia who turned them over to the media all of this coming after the senate intelligence committee meeting today. richard burr and vice chairman virginia senator democrat mark warner speaking today thanking the former director of the fbi for taking part in this testimony. >> today's hearing was an important part of our investigation, the committee's investigation into russian involvement in the 2016 elections. it also enabled the american people to

tony and shawn have more now.want to take you live to washington hospital center where we are expecting a press conference. we understand mayor bowser, police chief peter newsham are at the hospital to see the officers' conditions. we expect them to come out and give us an update on exactly what happened and also the officers' conditions. this is the hospital where thoses officers were taken as well as the dpw worker and this is obviously when something like this happens, officers injured, there is always a healthy turnout of police officers in support and there has been that this evening at washington hospital center. the last information that we had is that one officer was in officer in serious condition. and i believe shawn the dpw individual also in serious condition. >> yes, i'm not 100 percent sure about person's condition. you can see on the top right-hand side of your screen. mayor miriam bowser, police chief peter new sham heading up to the microphones. good evening, everybody i'm muriel bowser, i'm the m

that was a great meeting, shawn. and was there with us when we issued the long awaited approval for the keystone xl pipeline which has started. [ applause ] after years and years of stagnation, they said that's never going to happen, we got it started. it is going to happen and it's about 48,000 jobs. it's a big job. and that's just the beginning. we have many other things happening, incloouding as you know the dakota pipeline. also moving along and very rapidly. we will also welcome eric dean, president of the united ironworkers and terry o'sullivan of the laborers international union of north america. i will proudly say to you all today what i told you and told our labor unions two months ago in washington. as long as i am president, america's labor leaders will always find an open door at the white house. we had a great day. [ applause ] we love our workers. we're also pleased to be joined by executives from marathon petroleum, bungee north america, cf industries, peabody energy, alliance call, ak steel, new core

. >> hey there, sarah and shawn. if you can deal with the traffic which looks like it gets easy crossing, it's going to be a great weekend as the beach -- it will be a great weekend. we're off to a warm start but every 4th of july here is warm. 90 in washington. 85 in annapolis, nice by the bay. 89 in baltimore. 88 in frederick and 87 at dulles. it's been warm, sunny, the thunderstorms stayed largely out of our area and we got a nice breeze out of the south, winds 15, 20 miles an hour, higher gusts out there. access of 25 miles an hour or 31 wind gusts at reagan national. i actually think it is a beti warm summer night ahead. whether the beach or home in dc, we're look tag great way to start the holiday weekend. only issue as far off towards or west. we've had late day thunderstorms and showers, down towards charlottesville. if you're watching from hagerstown, had you a different afternoon and you'll have are different evening over the next our or two. expect showers and thunderstorms to continue. on and off downpour

shawn, this is a big deal. a state school official told me today that he is not aware of any investigation like this that's happened before in the state of maryland. today the state board of education voted unanimously to higher third-party investigators to find out what's really happening. all in favor iefer. any opposed or object tensions. >> very good. the board agreement that an impartial investigation is needed in prince george's county schools. just before the vote, we found out school ceo dr. kevin maxwell had joined the calls for an investigation writing a letter to the state superintendent. this letter is to serve as a formal request for a followup investigation by the maryland state department of education into allegations regarding the prince george's county county public schools high school graduation rates since my arrival. maxwell continues to deny the allegations brought forward by four school board member. they say they have evidence hundreds ever students have graduated without meeting state re

shawn was born in 1991. daughter katie followed.he next few years the couple's life was hectic but happy but in early 1996 four months before sandy disappeared the marriage hit a rough patch. greg moved out of the house. friends told the police there were money pressures among other things. >> what went wrong with the relationship? >> i think she said she couldn't talk to me or communicate with me and we had seen marriage counselor and working on some stuff. i think it was getting, you know, better. >> you wanted to get whaback together? >> i wasn't against that. >> the law enforcement developed a different portrait. chryst ten and carla are prosecutors. >> they had talken about divorce. it was assumed they would be divorced. that was pretty recent before this happened been the month before that decision had been made. >> then investigators discovered something else that troubled them. >> law enforcement learned that they had argued only the day before she had gone missing. there had been a big argument witnessed by other people at

what do you think, shawn? fame of feeling good. what do you think, shawn? >> amen.ic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs, 20 times faster than most people have. and the price is amazing too for $79.99 a month online for the first year you'll get our fastest triple play with hbo included for 2 years. leave cable's slower internet speeds behind. so hurry up and switch to fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo and multi-room dvr service for two years all with a two year agreement. ♪ ♪ be a powerful force. nature valley >> i'm anthony thaep is tech byte from the tech tank. in august i tore my knee playing football what did i have to to do schedule a doctor visit and mri two weeks late erin another two weeks to see my friendly doctor for him to say you need surgery. ma'am inif the dr. had a my eye. it's a port annual mri using microsoft surface. this is a cam raw can see on the screen there. takes pictures and video. basicallyfy poked myself with this thing i will not do for your pleasure i could get

three people are dead tonight thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> the latest incident happened this afternoon in virginia and killed a 13-year-old girl. "fox5" lauren demarco is live with details what happened. lauren this is a sad story. >> it's just awful tony police have not girl yet we learned she's a student at lake braddock secondary school and she was out for a hike with family members when hit by a train. >> there's a lot of people it's summertime and people like to walk and as a lace a lot of teen aimers go to have fun. >> a place kids go to hang out by water became the scream of horrible accidents. er girl was playing with her cousin over bull run when hit and killed. it's a tributary that feeds into the occoquan and the area backs up tie golf course. >> we can feel the train when it goes by from the green. we're 3-400 yards away and you can feel the vibration opt green. >> hear it of course. >> hear it for sure. >> apparently the kid heard it too and panicked. a source tells fox a5 the g girl's 22-year-old brother ran to them. he and younger boy jum

. >> reporter: shawn, that is correct. in fact, the district's top brass is quite disturbed by what happened here at freedom high school and wood bridge, going as far as to post an apology on line saying that they regret the circumstances that led an administrator to question students wearing a hijab even going as far to ask for proof of their religious reasons. >> she said he wasn't carrying all times because some of the students at this school quote quote like where hijabs or head scarfs. that's what she told me. >> elements assertions about the principal and assistant principal are coming from muslim students. both are seniors who say aministrators have harassed them for wearing their hijabs. specific assertions but a spokesperson refused to respond saying they will in the respond on the situation. >> i would wear the hijab to school and administrators would stop me in the hallway and say, do you have a note and i'd say no. so they're like you have to get a note. even though i had a note, i still get stopped and i thoug

thanks for joining us tonight i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins you. >> can blame the upcoming rain on remnants cindy. gwen gwen has the time of of it all. >> we're looking overnight tonight and first part of saturday and we're getting a soaker ft. forecast holds up. we'll watch it closely because this will interact with a frontal system and combination of those two will definitely sot us up for pretty active weather and here's swaj of tropical moisture that moves through and we've been sitting in the tropical air mass awhile now. you can see it's starting to get closer to us and little sprinkle starting to move its way through to loudoun county and as we move to overnight hours that's when we really expect to see a chance of heavy rainfall and i cannot rule out maybe app is isolated storm. flash flood watch in effect primely to areas west as you can see including parts of west virginia and but we do have a coastal flood advisory. this is in effect for an arun dill and baltimore counties. >> and as we look at what is going on now in the nation's capitol. 4 under mostly cloudy skies

thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> what is to blame? dirty equipment. "fox5" lauren demarco has the story tonight, lauren. rjts tony, shawn, imagine getting the phone call from your doctor selling y t equipment used during your medical procedure two months ago was not properly disinfected and you need to be screened for diseases like hepatitis c and hiv. that's the case for 24 people in our area that had colon os copies at largo medical s sentner april and they're just now learning a scope louised in the procedure may not have been properly sterilized. fellow patients are weighing in tonight and we spoke with one woman who had a colonoscopy same location largo maryland in october and her daughter weighed in. >> it really upsets me that something like that would happen to people who come here trusting the doctors. >> it's unacceptable. and i pray that the people who were victimized by equipment not beinging sterilized will not be affected and their lives will be okay. >> i provided to "fox5" kaiser permanentee said the scope in we was disinfected followi

shawn spicer called it a partisan witch hunt. >> the lawyers driving are advocacy group with partisan ties and started with a press conference as opposed to filing it when is interesting. >>> president's lawyers maintain market rate payment for goods and services at the president owe tells, golf courses and other businesses are not emalument s as defined by the constitution. >> "forbes" released its list of highest paid entertainers in the world. who landed the top stop? the answer ahead. also tonight at 11 philadelphia plan to curb pan handling. why city leaders want to you stop handing out money and accepted a text message instead. plus, sweltering heat gripping our region and could be wreaking havoc on your wealth and well-being why it can trigger serious headaches and what you can do to prevent the pain. >> live look now at logan square center city philadelphia and a very hot night across the region. meteorologist lauren casey will tell us when the intense heat breaks. that's when eyewitness news >> pan handling is an issue in all cities. now the city has a new plan to cut done on

"shawn we will let you go first on this one. we've heard at this point the attackers are from multiple nationalities. if there was some sort of travel ban, would that have helped? >> you're talking about travel ban in the uk. we've seen lots of foreign fighters that have gone back and forth between syria and iraq and mainland europe and that has created some consternation and significant security challenges for the intelligence services there. what we've seen here in the united states, most often, is homegrown terrorism, people who have been radicalized, american citizens or they are here legally, lawfully, green card holders, et cetera, who have been radicalized by on-line extremists. the fight needs to be there. certainly here domestically in the united states. how do we identify those being radicalized and disrupt them and protect the citizens here by going out and breaking up the cells and these individuals that are looking to harm american citizens. >> midwin, you know, the president likes to say that, you know, he's speaki

>> reporter: shawn and tony you'll be hearing a lot out of alexandria where the republicans were having practice. the democrats were practicing as well. they were right here in the district. we have reaction for you from members of both teams after today's shocking turn of events, take a listen >> they asked me to come down because i did have interaction with someone in the parking lot who asked me if the team practicing was democrat or i told him they were republicans. he said ok, thanks, turned around, i got in the car left. found that my colleagues were targeted by an active shooter. >> the heros are the police officers who attacked the sho shooter. and in doing so, quite probably saved many be many lives. >> mike doyle, who's a democratic from pennsylvania who's the coach of our team, the manager, he calls everybody in. we haven't even had batting practice yet. and he told us what happened. and it was just, we all got quiet. it was unbelievable. i'm still in shock. very sobering, very sad. we all seated prayer for representatives scalise and the staffers and the capitol policemen th

>>reporter: and shawn you can see home plate behind me. well the lights are out and the field is now closed. the reopening ceremony is over as the community here in alexandria comes together to close the gait on this old chapter, the official new chapter here at eugene simpson stadium park is underway as the community came together to reject hate. it doesn't get any more american than baseball, hot doings and the national anthem. taking eugene simpson park back was a success for a community looking to look past people were injured including house majority whip steve scalise. i was kind of shocked at first because just seven hours ago i was at the field, so it was kind of just a place that i go to a lot. it was really surprising and surreal really to see that had happened. as prepared as we think we are you don't expect it to happen on the baseball field where your kids play all the time. i think it does take away there comfort that they have of being here. it's very special to come to this event because it's showing that alexandria is not

>>reporter: good evening, shawn and tony, that's right, we just learned that in about 30 minutes the family will be here at their apartment complex holding a press conference in light of all of the new information that has been shed today. again, just to go over that for you, police right now are investigating two assaults in the death of nabra hassan in one of them they believe may be possibly sexual in nature. just to reiterate, two assaults one happening in fairfax county, the other in loudon county and one of those possibly being a sexual assault yesterday we also spoke with the father here and this was all before he found out that this crime was being looked at by detectives as a road rage incident. we're going to hear from him today, the muslim community again still reelg and just trying to process what is going on in this case as far as all of the information that's being revealed today. s fox5 local news. we will be here at the press conference. again bringing you the very lat est on this investigation. back to you guys. thank you, kristin. as we mentioned nab raised tonight'