order of st george, who won last year's race, couldn't repeat the feat.f to go. with less than a furlong to the finish, the favourite, order of st george, made a move, but james doyle guided the 5—1 shot to victory by a nose. all this week, we've been marking women's sport week, exploring the issues faced by female athletes. today, reshmin chowdhury examines the hurdles faced by top—level muslim women in sport, who are challenging and conquering barriers and paving the way for the next generation. as a sports broadcaster, it's not surprising that growing up watching sport was a huge part of my childhood. however, despite coming from a very progressive, open—minded bengali muslim family, playing sport was simply not part of my culture. so to celebrate women's sport week and since we are in the midst of ramadan, it makes sense we meet some pioneering muslim women who are doing things differently. dana abdulkarim is the first hijab the athletes to represent england in any sport. she sees it as her duty to challenge the problems visibly muslim women face acro

order of st george is the favourite, 11—10 on with bookmakers to repeat last year‘s victory.m. it is ladies day at royal ascot. we have been seeing some bright and colourful fashions going through the gates. the milliners of britain have been doing a brisk trade over the last few months! back to the racing, at her majesty the queen will be arriving shortly after 2pm. she won the gold cup with her horse in 2013. she doesn‘t have a runner in the race today, but she does have a horse in the britannia sta kes at does have a horse in the britannia stakes at 5pm. maths prize will run for her in her colours, and she hopes that that will bring her a winner in this, one of her favourite weeks of the year. time for a look at the weather. what a difference what a difference a what a difference a day what a difference a day makes.

races in the uk flat calendar and it became a two horse race between last year's winner order of st georgeead, as queen elizabeth ii handed the trophy to owner bill gredley and james doyle also getting his hands on it after stepping in for the unjured frankie dettori. that's all we've got time for. until next time, goodbye for now. well, it has certainly freshened up right across the uk. here'sjust a reminder of the heatwave we had on wednesday. the peak 35, nearly, degrees celsius across the south—east. come thursday, almost a ten degree drop as these fresher atlantic conditions are setting in. but some spectacular weather as well. this is a picture of a thunderstorm taken by a weather watcher in kent. but further north, and across western areas, those atlantic clouds have been rolling in, bringing much cooler conditions. this is the system. this system will be responsible for bringing some quite windy weather, particularly into northern areas, back into the weekend. let's look at friday, early hours of the morning. rain getting into parts of northern ireland, western and south—western sc

order of st george, who won last year's race, couldn't repeat the feat.n a furlong to the finish the favourite order of st george, made a move, but james doyle guided the 5—1 shot to victory by a nose. two mclaren drivers will start the azerbaijan grand prix at the back of the grid after engine penalties. that includes fernando alonso, who will start ahead of his team—mate. the engine was upgraded. the pair haven't mustered a single point in the seven races so far. in the football, it is still i—0 the seven races so far. in the football, it is still 1—0 to england against poland under 21s. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. donald trump says he does not have any secret recordings of his conversations with sacked fbi directorjames comey. he said: laura becker is in washington to explain this somewhat baffling tweet. why did he find himself in this position? it is really a mystery of the president's own making. after he fired the head of the fbi, james comey, he tweeted that james comey had better hope that james comey had better hop

st. george utah. bakers field california 110 degrees, here, 88, about four decrease above average. have kind of a breezy day, wind gusts into the upper 20s. at philadelphia international airport but the breeze scaled back a bit. quiet conditions across center city. 78, due points have increased a bit over the last couple hours. we have a feels like index at 80 right now, temperatures cooler where we have drier air in place, 70 in allentown, 61 in mount pocono. middle 70s right now along the coast. stormscan 3 showing us clear conditions but a couple of lonely shower cells that developed over the last couple of hours. we can see the high level cloud cover kind of a stream of moisture well off to our south. we caught some high clouds across the coast and the delaware beaches, few drops coming down around new castle into the pennsville area. seeing a bit of a light shower activity in south jersey from collingswood. and moorestown right now getting a evening shower. must have more if we move to south and west, tropical storm cindy could setan to 20 per hour, movement off to the northwe

over the past month, england have done the st george's flag proud, the under—20s won their world cuputh korea. p the under—17s were euro runners up in croatia. p a final beckoned for the under—21s here in poland. whatever the age, any england player knows that important matches against germany are usually longer than 90 minutes and leave scars. davie selke picked his spot past jordan pickford for an opening goal the germans barely deserved. england's equaliser was messy. they caused panic from a set piece and demarai gray pounced. within five minutes of the restart, england were ahead. will hughes weaved and worked an opening for chelsea's tammy abraham. the 19—year—old was 20 minutes away from being a match winner. but that's when germany pulled themselves back into it. substitute felix platte forced the game into extra time. 30 minutes couldn't separate them. legs were tiring, minds perhaps straining towards the inevitable. england said they practise penalties after every training session. abraham might have left early. germany had also missed one, effectively sending the match int

st. george utah. bakers field california 110 degrees, here, 88, about four decrease above average. have kind of a breezy day, wind gusts into the upper 20s. at philadelphia international airport but the breeze scaled back a bit. quiet conditions across center city. 78, due points have increased a bit over the last couple hours. we have a feels like index at 80 right now, temperatures cooler where we have drier air in place, 70 in allentown, 61 in mount pocono. middle 70s right now along the coast. stormscan 3 showing us clear conditions but a couple of lonely shower cells that developed over the last couple of hours. we can see the high level cloud cover kind of a stream of moisture well off to our south. we caught some high clouds across the coast and the delaware beaches, few drops coming down around new castle into the pennsville area. seeing a bit of a light shower activity in south jersey from collingswood. and moorestown right now getting a evening shower. must have more if we move to south and west, tropical storm cindy could setan to 20 inches. now, wind speeds around 60 mi

the ascot gold cup producer a new champion in big orange who defeated last year‘s winner order of st georget richard conway. well, the ascot gold cup was first run back in 1807 and what we have witnessed today was a race for the ages, a thrilling finish contest is between big orange and order of saint george. big orange made all the running through the two—mile four furlongs and it looks going into the final furlong as though 0rder into the final furlong as though order of saint george mightjust get up order of saint george mightjust get up there and catch him on the line. the aidan 0‘brien trained horse just couldn‘t make it, beaten a short head in the end by big orange and james doyle on board celebrating the win. michael bell, the trainerfrom newmarket, big orange pipping 0rder of saint george to win the ascot gold cup. looking on from the stand was her majesty the queen. she knows all about winning, of course, the gold cup. back in 2013 her horse estimate led the field to victory. she did not have a runner in the race this year but she had a horse in the britannia stakes, mouse prize wh

order of st george, who won last year's race, couldn't repeat the feat.inish the favourite 0rder of st george, made a move, but james doyle guided the 5—1 shot to victory by a nose. crystal palace are close to appointing frank de boer as their new manager the former netherlands player has been offered the job and negotiations are at an advanced stage. it is understood de boer has said palace are his preferred club. he's set to succeed sam allardyce, who left after helping palace avoid relegation from the premier league last season. de boer has been out of work since he was sacked by inter milan in november 2016 after only 85 days in charge. the top seed, left at the aegon championships, marin cilic, is safely through to the next round after a straight sets win. he took the first set, against stefan kozlov, 6—0, before taking the decisive second set, 6—4, to book his place in the quarterfinals. the american sam querrey is also through to the last eight. he beat the man who knocked out andy murray, australia's jordan thompson, in three sets. russia's daniil

pipped on the line in the ascot gold cup as "big orange" holds off a late challenge by "order of st georgehe royal family wants to be king or queen. in an interview with an american magazine, he said the royals were acting for "the greater good of the people". the prince also criticised the decision to make him walk behind his mother's coffin at herfuneral, when he wasjust 12. here's our royal correspondent peter hunt. it's a moment seared on the nation's psyche, the funeral of a princess killed in her prime. her 12—year—old son on unforgiving display. 20 years on, prince harry is critical of those who put him there, and he's voiced his considerable discomfort in an american magazine. the enduring diana fascination is global. my understanding was that they chose to do it, they were not coerced in any way. but, of course, harry was just 12 years old. the whole process of his mother's death will have been horrendous for him. a monarch and three heirs, an hereditary system secure. now harry is suggesting that while the windsors are selflessly focusing on the greater good, none of them is desp

over the past month, england have done the st george's flag proud, the under—20s won their world cup1s here in poland. whatever the age, any england player knows that important matches against germany are usually longer than 90 minutes and leave scars. davie selke picked his spot past jordan pickford for an opening goal the germans barely deserved. england's equaliser was messy. they caused panic from a set piece and demarai gray pounced. within five minutes of the restart, england were ahead. will hughes weaved and worked an opening for chelsea's tammy abraham. the 19—year—old was 20 minutes away from being a match winner. but that's when germany pulled themselves back into it. substitute felix platte forced the game into extra time. 30 minutes couldn't separate them.

st. george island and off the tip of saint maries county there.e l disturbance and for most of the rest of the night if there are some clouds out there they're going to slowly decrease and it's going to be another beautiful evening. i'll showing up nicely on our futurecast for all of this to move away and skies to clear later on this evening. so here are your weather headlines, the showers just about done. they'll be diminishing if they haven't already. tomorrow looks like an absolutely award winning day, lots of sunshine, comfortable temperatures. not too hot, not too cool and most important of all, the humidity stays nice and low. that will change as we work our way through wednesday, it's going to be hotter. so far right now, the fourth looks better. i think we'll be warm maybe near 90 with a storm possible much that's a whole lot better. last we're year we had the cancellation because there were so many storms around and it was only in the 70s. heating up on thursday, 90-degrees the we'll keep both of those days dry. a closer look at the indep

st. georges island yesterday, as tropical storm cindy is beginning to churn there. building upstream. i have a question. and just be brutally honest with me, sue serio. how did cindy sneak up on me? was i just not listening the first few days of this week, to your weather cast? be honest. >> just sort of dis organized area of rain, which then suddenly started to gain characteristics, of a tropical storm, most notably with the ian then the circulation around the eye. >> true. >> any time an eye is brought up, we normally have week's warning. this just cropped up out of no where? >> welshing we had two yesterday. we brett, which was down by venezuela, no longer tropical storm, like tropical storm for a minute, and then this one, which was a potential tropical storm during the day yesterday. they gave it a name. >> zero six mile per hour winds, the projected path of the storm, see it moving toward the northeast saturday in tennessee, then we have to watch if we'll get any rain. typical by tropical storms, it is soaking rain, in louisianna expecting as much as a foot of rain, out of this

st. george, utah. to a store called paintball, food storage, violins and band.f the store. shane, how are you doing? [ cheers and applause ] >> good. >> jimmy: wow, there it is. i see it right now. i see paintball stuff to the right of you. i see violins. how did you come up with this store? mad libs? how did this start? >> well, it wasn't quite that simple. i worked in a preparedness store years ago. and then the owner added in paintball which made us really weird as it was. >> when his store closed, eventually ll lly i opened one own. see.together than apart. ve r has anyone ever come in, bought a violin and a paintball gun? >> oh, absolutely. >> jimmy: they have, wow. are those throwing stars i'm seeing? [ laughter ] next to the guitars there? >> yes. we're a full-line store. >> jimmy: i see, all right. so when people are preparing for doomsday they can come in get their food storage, and get their instruments, and get their throwing stars too, very convenient. >> yes. we try to help. >> jimmy: what is the best-selling item at the store? >> violins. >> jimmy:

signature race of the day the gold cup is at 4.20pm this afternoon with last year's winner 0rder of st georgeuccess in the big race yesterday trainer aiden 0'brien started with another winner today. the 14—1 chance sioux nation ridden by rl moore won the firsat race of the day, the norfolk stakes. the 13—2 joint favourite santry was second. benbattle won the second race of the day, the hampton court stakes. the top seed left at the aegon championships marin cilic is safely through to the next round after a straight sets win. he took the first set against stefan kozlov six—love, before taking the decisive second 6—4, to book his place in the quarterfinals. there's live coverage from queen's club in london on bbc two this afternoon and on the bbc sport website. andy murray's conqueror jordan thompson is in action this afternoon. the aussie is up against the american sam querrey. sam querrey knocked out novak djokovic at wimbledon. there's been a shock in the last 16 of the women's tournament in birmingham. second seed elina svitolina has been beaten in three sets by italy's camila giorgi. world

signature race of the day the gold cup is at 4.20pm this afternoon with last year's winner 0rder of st georgehe bbc sport website. i'll have more in the next hour. iraqi forces say they are just a street away from the famous ancient mosque in the city of mosul that was blown up by so—called islamic state. the iraqi prime minister described the destruction of the great mosque of al—nuri as "an official declaration of defeat" by islamic state fighters in their last stronghold in iraq. 0ur correspondent richard galpin has the latest. iraqi troops fighting their way into mosul‘s old city. the last district still in the hands of so—called islamic state. the army is closing in now on the few hundred militants in what remains of their caliphate. and, in the midst of the fighting, stood this. the famous leaning minaret of the grand al—nuri mosque, built more than 800 years ago. it was here the islamic state leader, abu bakr al—baghdadi, made his only public appearance, after proclaiming the caliphate across northern iraq and syria. but, this week, people were horrified to see video showing the minare

two on the line, denying aidan o'brien the trainer a chance to win this race. of course, order of st georgeis big orange for michael balcon and james doyle has ridden it to victory. richard conway live at ascot. elsewhere this our club crystal palace are close to appointing frank that there as their new manager. the former netherlands player has been offered thejob, former netherlands player has been offered the job, and former netherlands player has been offered thejob, and negotiations are, we understand, at an advanced stage. it is understood the birth has said pallasator his preferred club. so he is set to succeed sam alla rdyce, club. so he is set to succeed sam allardyce, who left after helping to avoid relegation last season. the burr has been out of work since he was sacked by inter milan last season after just 85 days was sacked by inter milan last season afterjust 85 days in charge. ireland's cricket team have been handed test playing status. the international cricket association admitted ireland along with afghanistan into the elite member group that is allowed to play traditiona

won the big race on ladies‘ day at ascot, the gold cup, holding off last year's winner order of st georgeon the line...by big orange! i shouldn't be amused by that, but i am.just to i shouldn't be amused by that, but i am. just to clear i shouldn't be amused by that, but i am.just to clearup i shouldn't be amused by that, but i am. just to clear up the chimpanzee spear issue. a quick look on internet reveals that a troop of chimpanzees in senegal have been seen using chimpanzees in senegal have been seen using spears. the point is, it isn't routine. they we re the point is, it isn't routine. they were unusual. they are clever. they are. shall we do the weather before we have a look at the newspapers? good morning, matt! good morning. it is the weekend of glastonbury and the weather has to change a little bit. a bit of rain on the cards for today. there will also be a lot of dry weather around, especially at the top and tail of the country. some fresh conditions, even fresh airon the way some fresh conditions, even fresh air on the way for this weekend and it comes behind this zone of clou

order of st george. the top team. aidan bryan has won this on seven occasions in the past.lection each way. thank you. we will go to our very own sweet selection, because i have my mate with me, carol is here with the weather. apparently there are normal people down there. they might let us in. what you think? no, sadly, we are not normal. i like the forecasters will because lee said we would have some torrential rain. we might see one or two showers in the next one or two hours but it should be dry after that. and you will notice if you are coming to royal ascot or queens is that it won't be as unitand ascot or queens is that it won't be as unit and temperatures won't be as high -- as unit and temperatures won't be as high —— humid. we were talking about the dress code. it is strict in the royal enclosure. i want to read it to get it right. for ladies you need hats and headpieces at all times. fascinator is not permitted. dresses and skirts should be of modest length —— fascinators. i am going to get a thrill for sally's dressed in make it a little bit longer. she is a nau

the favourite today, 0rder anyone wants a flutter, you have to say, the favourite today, order of st george this race, winning it seven times previously, that is probably for your money wants to go.|j previously, that is probably for your money wants to go. i will see about that. i think i may have misheard but i think you might have heard in the royal enclosure it's obligatory that dresses and skirts arejust obligatory that dresses and skirts are just above the knee... just above the knee. i wasn't sure how for —— short they were forcing people to work. i was worried about the queen. thank you! head teachers and parents have been warned that a new chapter in the teenagers could expose them to extras are conversations. monkey app allows people to be the chat from strangers across the world ten seconds with the option of talking for longer. any child 13 can sign up, we have censored the film we are about to show you but covers graphic themes you may not want to watch. that lasts about three minutes. the makers of the app says safety is the primary concern which is why the encourage users to

we are starting to see at st george ‘s park the benefits of all the work which has been put in there.oogle has abused its position, that when you search for something online invariably you use google, and if it is something you wa nt to google, and if it is something you want to buy it will tend to direct you to its own shopping services. the european commission says that as an unfairabuse of the european commission says that as an unfair abuse of its position and it could find them up to 10% of their revenues. that could be a staggering fine, up to £7 billion. would that hurt google?” staggering fine, up to £7 billion. would that hurt google? i think if you start getting to 10% of someone's revenues it will make a difference but the biggest difference but the biggest difference in the future would be that they had to stop doing it, and that they had to stop doing it, and thatis that they had to stop doing it, and that is making money at the moment. that is one to watch. staying with technology, facebook is getting into online videogames as far as things like netflix and amazon prime,

look at this heat index. 96 potentially in areas around prince george's county and st.s, all i the end of the week. meaning the possibility of some fireworks from mother nature. 90 on sunday with a chance for showers and thunderstorms. that's how it's looking this week with a ten-day forecast showing rain chances on monday and tuesday. well, it is that time of the morning, time for a pet of the day. we bring you little cheyenne. this is a cute bird, looks like a parent with lush on her cheeks. it doesn't get any cuter than that. we want to see your pets. send us the pictures, all you have to do is head on over to our website . kudos to little cheyenne today, hopefully she will be enjoying herself with the nice weather. larry: hopefully not going to far, vj. [laughter] thanks. giving away a trip to the sp's today, -- espy's today. to be a finalist, be the seventh caller right now, 703 --703-528-7334 we will be pricking -- taking the ran prizewinner this friday. >> sacred duty to defend the world. wonder woman made box office history, pulling in more money worldwide than

george's county. clinton as well. st. mary's county, the lighter rain. hagerstown, light to moderate rainfall.ttered showers. other than that, most of today will be cloudy with a chance for showers. more rain headed our way. saturday, not bad. we'll be warm and humid still. mostly cloudy this afternoon. chance of a shower. saturday morning, we have more rain moving in due to the remnants of what was tropical storm cindy and also cindy is doing damage to the south as well. let's head over to amelia with a closer look at your weekend forecast. >> we had reports of tornadoes du i want to show you video out of fairfield, alabama, cindy did damage there. tornado reported. thankfully, no fatalities. take a look at the damage. this is damage mainly to a hardware store and also a liquor store in parts of alabama. as the moisture moves our way, you're seeing with the rain and dealing with it. we're only dealing with rain this morning. as we look to the weather outlet today, the commute looking rainy. maybe a thunderstorm for the commute. looking dry for most of us. we have the nats game tonight and a c

st. barn bus road. in prince george'sll closed at richardson road, both directions we're seeing a big red line to and from richardson road. this is just east of branch avenue. give yourselves extra to him two detour around that area. looking good on the top side of the beltway. still dealing with metro safetrack impacting the red line. questions erin@fox5dc on twitter. >>> coming up on fox 5 news morning, a woman who became the local face of the national immigration debate is deported. >>> women lawmakers on the hill will wage a bipartisan battle. >>> live across dc, not only is this the first day of summer, it is also national selfie day. here's what we want you to do. post a selfie of yourself getting ready while watching fox 5. and then use the #fox 5 selfie and we will make sure that you get on tv on this longest day of the year. 5:27. 71 fox 5 news morning back after this. this. . >>> democrats ask for more time to debate. a dc landmark is getting ready to reveal a new version of its historic wall mural. fox 5 news m

st with us. ay >>> a man from prince george's county faces charges in a crash that hurt a maryland state trooper. police say he hit the trooper's car so hard that it plowed into the vehicle that the trooper was trying to help. the crash happened early this morning on the shoulder of i-495 near allentown road. we're told everybody involved had to go to the hospital with minor injuries. this is at least the 38th time this year alone that a maryland state trooper has been hurt in a traffic s captured the man wanted in a terrifying crime that has people in arlington on edge. want to show you this new video from inside the atrium on key boulevard. in the video you can see the suspect walking up to the door signalling somebody inside to open it. and then walking inside. police say that he knocked on several apartment doors claiming to be with building maintenance and then sexually assaulted a woman that answered that door trying to get this video for you. arlington police say that they are devoting a lot of resources to this case. >> while we continue to work our leads and this is a top priority of the

st. it's not just where prince george and princess charlotte were born but where prince william and prince harry were born. >> it's secure and private. >> a royal expert says that they offer hotel-like service. >> security at this hospital will have been very, very tight. the clooneys are reported to have booked three rooms. one for amal and the babies and one for george to kick back and receive any guests and another room for their own private security detail. >> and now movingn o to the new star parent, janet jackson facing her ex in court. she was all smiles in london, beaming. she and her estranged husband both attended a hearing and the reason for it is confidential. the 51-year-old has lost more than 50 pounds birth in january. >> i have put on quite a few. >> it's juicing, eating clean and working out. their son will go on the road for the tour which begins in september in louisiana. when it ends, they will be calling london home. >>> let's talk about kim kardashian. she is staying out of the spotlight after being robbed at gunpoint in paris but she sat down with her senior editor a

maryland, headed towards delaware, you can see some spotty showers to prince george's county and anne arundel county. even south towards stalready to come to an end, then getting a bit of a break with more showers coming in after 2:00. to show you just how spotty the showers are going to be later today. look at this, areas around montgomery and loudoun county coming eastbound through 7:00 or 8:00 this evening is another weak system makes its way through. 50's and 60's are your temperatures out the door this morning. there is cloud cover hanging low. by lunchtime we get a bit of a break sunshine. , ther a high temperature heat back on starting on friday. onk at fourth of july here tuesday, 100 degrees. the heat index, it's went to be sweltering, white oppressive. the beach is always a good location to go to. tracking showers and , the best they at the beach has wet weather moving through it. here, low-to-mid 90's on saturday and sunday. fourth of july, maybe an isolated shower or storm, high of 96 degrees. could be the hottest since 2012. we will talk about the heat and how dry the june has been on news channel 8 when we s

st. thomas parish, scott broom, wusa9. >> damage is estimated at more than $10,000. >>> more news right now out of prince george's county at our bureau tonight. two big developments allegations that student grades were changed. one, the state board of education has voted unanimously to bring in an independent investigator, and two, county school officials have sent a letter to the state, calling for an investigation. that letter signed by school's chief, kevin mcwell, and nine members of the school board. county officials deny any wrong doing, but they say in the spirit of transparency and accountability, they want an investigation. >>> there will be no vote on the republican healthcare bill before the july 4 recess. that from mitch mcconnell, after more republicans came out with concerns. >> for the country, we have to have healthcare. it can't be obamacare, which is melting down. the other side is saying all sorts of things before they even knew what the bill was. this will be done. and if we don't get it done it's just going to be something that we're not going to like, and that's okay and i understand that very well

you can see this lying here through prince george's county in anne arundel and prince frederick and steas to the south. as mentioned, there will be another wave this afternoon at 3:00. notice how scattered in nature it is going to be. we get a break in this is for a.m. tomorrow. it is going to pour. there could be some wind and thunderstorms coming through early tomorrow morning. if you have travel plans, quiet up and down the east coast, i-95, new york city down software temperatures will be topping out in the upper 80's here. mid-80's in new york city. very comfortable down to the carolinas. 80 fiverecast, saturday. maybe in early thunderstorm, but really, it is going to be a very nice weekend. next weekend fourth of july, just a little hot. back to the roads. eileen? eileen: you we had some study reign over us but 20 minutes later the rain pretty much done. over us. rain we are leaving alexandria headed downtown, getting onto 395. even see just cloudy, we have the windshield wipers on because of the road srpray but the steady rain is out of here. i will take a look at the roof camer

st. petersburg. >> geoff, thank you very much for that. >>> we are bringing you live pictures of george soros's keynoterom brussels. i want to bring you some key comments of what he's been speaking about. he said that the eu has lost its momentum and needs to be radically reinvented. though he can by in large fairly optimistic, he sees sign of eu resurgence in the election of president macron where the only pro european candidate aftchiev the seeing seemingly impossible. he says the greatest sources of hope are the bottom up movement of mainly young people like the pulse of europe. let's listen in for a bit. >> especially if the anti-european and afd continues its virtual collapse. the growing momentum may then be strong enough to overcome the biggest obstacle ahead. the danger of banking and migration crisis in italy. i can also see many spontaneous bottom-up issues and significantly they are mainly supported by young people. i have in mind the parts of europe initiative which started in frankfurt in november and spread to some 120 cities across the continent. the best for britain movement in the unit

unfortunately problems in the roads in prince george county silver hill road closed in both directions between suitland parkway and st. barnabus road. serious crash investigation. there use caution, you have to detour around those points. aside from that looking at major making their way in virginia love what we're seeing on 66, 95, 395 and gw parkway towards the district. same with maim orr's in maryland. beltway, outer loop by college park and again through largo as well as 95 by powder mill road looking g all green, all good across the board there in terms of majors. metro on time right now. questions erin fox d. cn on twitter back to you. >> coming up on "fox5 news morning" nintendo preparing to release new version of old classic gaming system. >> and battling new around of wildfires. >> headed to break a live look across the region, 5:08 more "fox5" morning news after the break >> 5:09 is the time. rop idly growing wildfires forced evacuations and destroyed homes largest in utahment more than 1500 people had to plea mountain area noor a fishing lake and skiing destination. high winds are into the blaze. californ

st. barnabas road. back to you. yelling] autria: the golden state warriors get it done in prince george's county. toianna: golden boy comes the dmz with the national shout out. autria: kevin durant, you can see even his mom joining in to celebrate. john gonzalez is live this morning, where kevin durant played ball growing up and they had a special video message for him this morning. john: his mother has always been so supportive. we are live at the activity center on addison road, known as the home of kevin durant. this is where it all started for the 28-year-old and he has never forgotten that. , these are the nike sneakers he released two years ago. it's not the same as the redskins are the wizards, but for prince george's county, a champion is coming home. >> look at me. kevin, i'm proud of you, son. john: that right there is the embrace with his proud mother moments after the golden state warriors defeated cleveland for their second title in three years. the game was on abc and for our local guide not only his first abc championship, but he was also named m.v.p. of the series. during the play

st. andrews episcopal in potomac. the first lady tweeted -- looking fortoward to the memories we'll make in our new home. hashtag #movingday. >>> it's a momentous day for bush 41. president george h.w. bush celebrates his 93rd birthday today. he was born in milton, massachusetts on this date in 1924. on his 18th birthday mr. bush enlisted becoming the youngest pilot in the navy. he flew 58 combat mission a former cia director and reagan vice president, he went on to win the republican nomination and then the presidency in 1988. a happy birthday to you mr. president. >>> another former president is also trending today. a group of passenger on board a delta flight from washington to atlanta got a very pleasant surprise. former president jimmy carter walked around the plane shaking hands with every single person on board. the 92-year-old carter is seen in the video smiling and laughing as he greeted each passenger. >>> claiming alternate routings as equal -- their rights as equal citizens, people in puerto rico have voted in favor of becoming the 51st u.s. state. it fell on the same day as the puerto rican parade in new york city. tens of thousands of people celebrated along fifth

this morning st peter's square, the cardinals of the catholic church turned out for a celebration led by the pope, but one of their number was missing. cardinal georgeo the charges made the australian police. i'm innocent of these charges. they are false. the whole idea of sexual abuse is abhorrent to me. so i'm very grateful to the holy father for giving me this leave to return to australia. today, victoria police have charged cardinal george... earlier in australia, the police outlined the charges against the 76—year—old cleric. cardinal pell is facing multiple charges in respect of historic sexual offences, and there are multiple complainants relating to those charges. for more than a0 years, george pell worked as a priest, then an archbishop in his own country. in 2014, pope francis called him to work in rome. in february last year the cardinal testified via video link to an australian commission investigating official responses to child abuse. victims flew in to watch his testimony. now the cardinal will have to defend himself in court. the charges leave the church and the pope in an uncomfortable position. after his election, francis created a

. >> to prince george county vandals on the run after targeting cemetery in upper marboro. head stondz were knocked over the cemetery belongs to the stas episcopal church and it's recognized nationally. there is a reward offered for information leading to an arrest. steve over to you. >> time for the morning line. >> beat the cubs last night evening series one game a piece. mat scherzer did not have his best stop. he gave up one run and struck out 6 in 6 innings out 6 in 6 innings and no walks. when he has best up it's starey. how about trea turner, jake arietta former cy young award winner as well struggled allowed 5 runs five runs. >> ton of stephen strasburg on the mound. first pitch 7:05. hopefully the cubs get tired before the game tired from celebrating or partying at the white house. there's where they'll be today. some of the players no official word if they see president trump. >> i think they'll get together. >> joe madden said he was growing out of respect for the rickets family who owneds cubs. they visited president obama back in january to celebrate their championship. >> florida gators are college world series champion

st in massachusetts, independenta caller. caller: hil . i have a couple of very important point i would like to make. host: ok. caller: so going back to al gore versus george bush, you know, we knew there was a problem there, you know, these paper ballot things and it was just ridiculous, the supreme court decided who our president was, ok? that is unconstitutional in itself. number two, there is another election, kerry vs. bush, ok? that is when we still used exit poll data a little bit. the results of that election were a complete statistical anomaly. absolutely impossible with the exit poll data that they were still gathering at that point. but what the networks along with our government has done is delegitimize the means or the data,of having exit poll so we have absolutely no checks and balance on our electoral process, and we have the facts to say that internally our own , andm has been hacked there is proof of it in the past, just two more source points. host: i am running short on time, so i have to leave it there to get in anthony in las vegas, a democrat. hi, anthony. caller: good morning, greta. how are you doing? host: good morning. caller: i t

this morning in st peter's square, the cardinals of the catholic church turned out for a celebration led by the pope, but one of their number was missing. cardinal georgecharges made the australian police. i'm innocent of these charges. they are false. the whole idea of sexual abuse is abhorrent to me. so i'm very grateful to the holy father for giving me this leave to return to australia. today victoria police have charged cardinal george... earlier in australia, the police outlined the charges against the 76—year—old cleric. cardinal pell is facing multiple charges in respect of historic sexual offences, and there are multiple complainants relating to those charges. for more than 40 years, george pell worked as a priest, then an archbishop in his own country. in 2014, pope francis called him to work in rome. in february last year the cardinal testified via video link to an australian commission investigating official responses to child abuse. victims flew in to watch his testimony. now the cardinal will have to defend himself in court. the charges leave the church and the pope in an uncomfortable position. after his election, francis created a commis

in prince george's county now, that's where police are trying to fieg out who vandalized a cemetery in upper marlboro. take a look at pictures here. detectives believe this cemetery along stthomas church road was vandaliz ed friday night. the vandals knocked over two dozen headstones soming back to the 1800s mple it belongs to st. thomas episcopal church. it's recognized nationally. if you know anything about the vandalism please give police a call. >> we turn to montgomery county where police are warning residents about a gold scam. we told but this story a few weeks back. now police say they've received another report about two men selling fake gold and they seem to be targeting people who are chinese. the first victim told police they gave the suspects $20,000 in exchange for gold which later turned out to be fake. the second incident happened earlier this month at a resident in gaithersburg. the two men were spotted talking to a woman about the gold. fortunately she figured out it was a scam before she handed over any money. >> they speak mandarin. they target other individuals of chinese descent. it's a way for them to be close to the victim and say we have something

broadcast equivalent of the pulitzer prize, three george polk awards, and the dupont-columbia golden baton. he's introduced us to some of the world's st rand shared with usn his a rld of ideas. and he once took us inside his own family in a very personal way. he's authored 12 books. i'm incompetent to properly introduce bill moyers there's simply not enough time. before a studio audience a man known for his modesty and his reluctance to talk about himself, agreed to sit down with me for a conversation i shall never forget. ladies and gentlemen, mr. bill moyers. (upbeat music) (audience applause) - it started in marshall, texas but it started before you were a journalist. something unusual occurred in marshall that taught you about this america. you were the son of one of the poorest people in town anywhere else, in any other time, you wouldn't have had much of a shot. how did it happen that a poor boy got the shot you got? - i was the beneficiary of affirmative action for poor, white southern boys. if you studied hard, worked hard, moved around town, met people, there were men particularly men in the town who would say, "he's a comer

st. louis on may 20. (mark) the oakland a's hosting the houston astros at the coliseum. georgeger hit his 20th home run, jake marisnick and derek fisher also went deep and the houston astros beat the oakland athletics 4-1 on monday night. evan gattis and alex bregman both doubled twice to help the astros improve to a major league-best 24-8 on the road while winning their seventh straight at the coliseum. jed lowrie doubled in oakland's run. the a's were coming off a four-game sweep of the al east-leading new york yankees but fell 15= games behind the first-place astros in the al west. brad peacock struck out eight in 5 2/3 innings. he retired 16 of his first 18 batters and didn't allow a runner past first until matt joyce's one-out double in the sixth. three relievers combined to get 10 outs for houston. ken giles pitched the ninth for his 17th save. (mark) dodgers rookie cody bellinger became the fastest player to 21 home runs in baseball history, connecting in his first two at-bats against new york mets right-hander zack wheeler on monday night. bellinger, who was not called

of st the state board of ed he referenced our interview with state senator anthony mousse where meus raised his own concern about h this. the governor also mentioned a letter sent by the prince george's county. the head of the allegation jay walker will be on fox5 morning news tomorrow. that it's going to be in the 7:00 hour. make sure you tune into that and we will have much more on this story tonight coming up at ten and 11. thank you, lindsay. developing in the district, a sad update to the massive apartment fire in northwest. we had been saying it was a miracle no one was killed or seriously hurt. more than 24 hours after the flames broke out man's body was found in the rumble. that victim has not been identified. the fire left more than 100 people out a home. we don't know yet what caused the fire. fox5's kristin leone is live on pee body street northwest where this deadly fire started investigation. right now i am standing in front of that apartment building where they say a body was discovered on the third floor. really quickly i don't know how well you can see the apartment building but i want to show you the street on pee body where we're right now you can see more than 24 h

st. johns stole goods from newport merchants, a group of rhode islanders seized control of fort george on goat island in newport harbor and fired cannons on the vessel. in 1769, the h.m.s. liberty, a sloop confiscated by the british from none other than john hancock and repurpd as their customs vessel, was boarded, scuttled and burned by a mob of angry rhode islanders. and in 1772, on the dark night, a band of rhode islanders destroyed the h.m.s. gaspee, one of the most hated imperial ships, drawing what was called the first blood in the revolution. the gaspee and its captain, lieutenant william dunningston, were known for destroying rhode islanders' vessels, seizing their cargo and flagging down ships to harass, humiliate and interrogate the colonials. as historian steven park describes in his new book, the burning of his majesty's schooner, the gaspee, an attack on crown rule before the american revolution, the gaspee was an unwelcome, even hated presence in narragansett bay. rhode island deputy governor sessions complained to governor joseph wanton in march, 1772, that lieutenant dudin