the picture. meantime we're still 71 d.c. temperatures are dropping as the cold front moves through. 66 dulles as well as frederick and martinsburg 58 winchester cool 5 4 again 70s still happening on. annapolis warm spot 73 this morning. they too will fall back to 60s before sun advise storms associated well ahead of the front pushing off the coastline. we're done with that. big strong area of low pressure developing overet great lakes filters in the breeze today. winds gust from time to time up over 30. that's kind of the only hiccup in. temperatures feeling pleasant this afternoon. 60s off to the well north and west. i'm talking high lands. mountains, garrett county, west virginia there. here at d.c. and around the d.c. region we're expecting temperatures to make it to 70s later they are afternoon under a lot of sunshine. great day for baseball. we have nats back in town today taking on arizona diamondbacks. 7:05 p.m. this afternoon and temperature of 72. sunny and definitely mild start. >>> you won't need the jacket at firs

the man was taken to the hospital where he later died. >> police in d.c. looking for the two gunmen who shot eight people early saturday morning on q street northwest. one of the victims 32-year-old argenon jones of southeast died. the other victims are expected to recover. police have not said what prompted the shooting. they're offering a $25,000 reward for information that leads to the persons responsible. >> university of maryland can claim to have the best lacrosse program in the country. on sunday the women's team won its 13th national title t the team finished with a perfect 23 and zero record with their win over boston college. >> and the number one seeded maryland men are heading to a fifth straight national championship. the men's team defeated denver nine to eight. the terps play ohio date at 1: in foxboro massachusetts. let's go terps. >> all right, let's go mike thomas and this weather and i started the top of the newscast talking about i know you guys said it wasn't supposed to be a washout this weekend but good night, i'm sorry, i'm calling y

the day is 83. warm one coming your way in d.c.. here's a check of the forecast. >> inner loop construction bottom side of the beltway left shoulder and lane blocked. upper loop by braddock road. caution, good news rights lanes getting by. volume light this morning. outer loop looking good. i'll let you know if that changes. let's switch for maps and show you what else you're facing. for rest of tuesday morning driver quiet on 29 5. problem free 506789 as you make your way inbound from 270 southbound we're delay free from frederick to gaithersburg through rockville. i like what we're seeing at speed all green all good. 355 no issues rockville pike and topside of the beltway outer loop and baltimore washington parkway looking good and in fact between the baltimore beltway in the capital beltway quiet and shaping up shoojly. any questions @erinfoxdc on twitter. we'll look at surge 15 next. >> coming up on "fox 5 news morning" president trump expanding global gas ruling on abortions rule rather on previous administrations. >> a group of

low to mid 60's around the d.c. area. the afternoon with the sun out. should be a for those afternoon runs or jogs although allergy-wise we're still kind of on the high side with tree pollen. keep that in mind for those of you allergy sufferers out there. mold is low but grasses at a moderate level. my front yard has been growing like crazy with all the rain we've had of late. weed pollen is low for this time of year as well. battle of the beltway starts this week. it's busy week nats fans. we got nationals visiting the orioles today so they're up in baltimore. nats fans travel well. if you're traveling up to baltimore to see the game 7:05, 60 degrees, chilly after sunset. if you're going definitely bring the jacket. once again temperatures fall quickly through the 50's once the sun goes down this evening t here in d.c. temperatures later on 64 degrees in washington, gaithersburg may stay in the 50's all day today, dulles 59, manassas 61, quantico 62. fox5 accuweather 7-day forecast shows the rain moving back in towards th

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temperatures on the mild side to start. 64 in d.c. ut it's a humid 64. 66 manassas as well as quantico. leonardtown good morning 63. 61 for gaithersburg as well as westminster to start the day off early this morning. all right. satellite and radar around the region clouds are thinning out across central portions of virginia down through the southwest. still have a new showers -- rather some drizzle that's moving across northern central portions of maryland this morning. then you can kind of see the next round that's sliding in through the panhandles of maryland and eventually through the panhandle of west virginia as well. once we get this boundary sliding through western pa and west virginia through the air mass will dry out which means less in the way of cloud cover and month are in the way of sunshine as we head into the latter portion of the afternoon. drizzle and showers through the morning hours. cloudy start to the day. we'll get this area low pressure a little farther off shore this afternoon. sunshine will move in, some sun, i

the d.c. bike ride by 8:00, partly cloudy, still in the mid-50s, getting mild by 10:00 a.m. into the mid-60s, then noontime, the low 70s, and during the afternoon with the bright sunshine, we ought to hit the upper 70s. look at even hotter weather on the way over the next ten days, that's in a few minutes. >> thank you an hour responding to unusual call. a fire truck inside the fire station in springfield somehow caught fire. they say it was parked inside the station at the time. now the fire alarm went off around 12:30 this morning. the deputy fire chief tells us this is not impacting their service. >> it's under investigation right now. we believe it could be related to the vehicle itself. we're going to still provide service to this community, even though one apparatus today will be out of service. >> and thankfully no one was injured in that fire. >>> and right now, thousands of bicyclists are getting ready to bike through the nation's capital. the d.c. bike ride will navigate 20 miles goin

news". >> develop in the districts memorial day was busy for d.c. lice and three shootings in a three hour span. more than 40 were fired on hugh street and it is unknown if the two incident are related. >> president trump saluted real heroes. he is honor owing men and women who paid the ultimate sas fik in charge of the nation. >> he said those who died are special, special people. >> manchester england mark one week since the deadly concert boming. hundreds gatherer in st. anne's square. mourners fell silent to remember the dead. so far 16 people were arrestsed in connection with the attack. two released without charged. 14 men remain >>> new this morning former naacp president benjamin jealous could seen make request for maryland next governor official. he's supposed to declare candidacy this week. major supporter of president samders calls for swrel us to run for governor first began summer. >> what a team, terps. and win the mepz over ohio state. in college park after monday game the postseason national championship. this is first one in 4 years

there is noúevidy at the time of the crash. d.c. is the place to be. destination d.c. ays a record number of people visited the nation's capital h this knows, maybe we've already had 20 million people so far this year. they stopped by and they spent about $7.3 billion on retail, dining and entertainment. >> after a batch of botched tests, the results of the retests are in. matt. >>reporter: yeah, tony you'll remember so many people were concerned after they thought that they were negative for zika, but then the health department, the department of frens rick science said that they had to be retested again. tonight we have the final numbers. we'll have that for you in just a moment. sue, hi there, matt, it's nice to see you out there without a coat. after a rather chilly start. nearly frosty in some spots. check out the 36-degrees in bwi that was a record tieing 36. dulles also dropped to 36. good news it won't be that cold tonight and it certainly was a lovely afternoon without the big gusty wind around. expect for thursday. we'll have a look at your forecast coming up

. >>> headlines call it the biggest d.c. sports night ever. we'll verify. >> viral video, a teen throws a woman into a pool, but this is no laughing matter. >>> does buy american apply at the trump tehol? an inside investigation. wusa9 at 11:00 starts now. >>> breaking news, just what will the white house do next after the president fired fbi director, james comey. some calling it a constitutional crisis. >> it's an incredible moment in history. the president firing the man responsible for an investigation into his campaign team and whether it colluded with russia to interfere in the election. president trump says it was something he had to do after the way comey handled the investigation into hillary clinton's e-ma singing a different tune. >> i was not his fan, but i'll tell you what, what he did, he brought back his reputation. he brought it back. he's got to hang tough. this is a lot of people want him to do the wrong thing. what he did was the right thing. >> comey is the third person involved in the russian white house investigation who h

the aquia harbor. anyany questions at erin fox5 d.c. >> advices averted after a budget showdown on capitol hill congress passing a funding bill last night. >> it was a huge one but did president trump get all he wanted? that's the question. fox5's melanie alnwick joins us live from the hill. she's got some answers. good morning, mel. >> reporter: good morning, guys. i would say this is one of those live to fight another day deals. this is only compromise and it's the first bipartisan piece of legislation to advance since donald trump took office. he did get some of this priorities funded but not exactly in the way he had hoped. first let's talk about money for the u.s. mexico border wall. that was not included in this compromise deal. there is money, though, for extra border security measures and more detention beds. the bill also includes a 15 billion-dollar boost in military spending. now, president trump had proposed steep cuts to medical research but lawmakers increased the budget for the national institutes of health by $2 billion.

right now we are still in the upper 60's, definitely mild in the d.c. metro, 70's culpeper and fredericksburg. coupled with the warmth, gusty wind. r movingsaw brad's hai in the live shot, and that is because of the wind gusts, 26 manassas, 31 in the d.c. metro. northwesterly winds sticking around with us tonight and into the day tomorrow. overnight lows feeling better compared to last night, mid 40's, low 50's. mostly cloudy skies and quite breezy. withng off the work week highs around average this time of year and plenty of bright sunshine. coming up in my extended forecast, when we are expecting to hit 90 degrees. kimberly? firetrucka charred left behind at a fairfax county fire station. firefighters forced to handle an emergency in the roadhouse. this happened this morning when the firetruck caught fire inside the ansell road fire station in springfield. the flames quickly spread to the attic. this was at the edsel road fire station. go todon't ever like to someone's emergency, and we don't like to go to ours, but it happened. kimberly: because of th

. >> the d.c. visitor and the trump supporter speaking as he watched activists protest the termination outside the white house. >> we need a special prosecutor who can get to the bottom of who did what? who knew what and when. >> thrust in the divide, new deputy attorney general rob rosenstein. he authored three-page critique of corrector comey for saying too much publicly. as the u.s. attorney for maryland for over a decade. rosenstein himself was famous for keeping cases firmly secret until indictments were announced. the philosophy he explained to us in part during a one-on-one interview last month. >> it does surprise me sometimes how brazen officials is looking. >> we want people to be afraid to commit crimes. he wanted those who would do wrong to worry he was out there looking. edescribed the federal investigation, says it is like a submarine. submerged and you don't know where it is. they only surface when they have to. usually that is when he has an indictment. no comment today about this wh

it will be a cooler day in the d.c. e'll call the day will be spent in the 50's by the time we get to the afternoon hour. 58 tomorrow. only 57 on saturday and saturday especially during the morning hours it looks like we could have some heavy rain around here. sunday good news we clear it out for mom warmer 74 degrees. seventy five on monday. look at that we got a 90-degree day waiting in the wings there next wednesday. that's a check of the forecast. over to erin now for traffic. >> 4:56 we're still tracking an active crash scene in bowie. 50 eastbound at 197 caution there. aside from that the inbound side of 50 looking really nice all the way to the beltway. through cheverly you're quiet. 270 southbound clear and quiet through montgomery county. north of that in frederick nice conditions from 70 through the truck scales. no problems on 355 right now. let's show you a live look at 66. this is by 234 prince william parkway. westbound side very quiet and the eastbound side a touch of volume picking up but not enough to ca

still nothing around the d.c. metro area. around manassas, light rain falling there, but more storms down to the south, a few to the north, these are going to be making their way down to the south. it's our southern zones, warrenton and culpeper, pretty strong storm here. moving to the southeast. another one will move right into culpeper over the next half hour. fredericksburg dime-sized hail. a lot of lightning too. and we're just getting started tonight. three different areas. one here, another boundary, backdoor west, and this one dropping down. could be a rather busy night. we'll keep you posted. >> we're seeing the change in radar just in the last 30 minutes. >>> tomorrow, a royal family wedding, pippa middleton is getting hitched. >> she's marrying her hedge fund millionaire fiance james matthews. the two have been dating for about two years now. matthews proposed to pippa last summer. her outfit turned heads at her sister's wedding. wedding guests include prince william, kate, and prince harry. >>> the party animals cam

that's the latest from fbi headquarters in northwest d.c.. annie yu, "fox5 local news". >> 5:04 is the time now. president trump is expected to meet with russia top diplomat at the white house. he is expected to meet with secretary of state rex tillerson and president trump. meeting would be the highest level face to face contact between russia and u.s. sense the start of trump's presidency. >> if you fly from us to uk the biggest electronic device you should be able to carry on is a phone. for cargo hold to reduce chances you could be -- this applies to flights in eight middle eastern and north african countries. >> triple shooting in northeast left three teens injured after 5:45 yesterday evening and police were duld franklin streets feenz injured have life-threatening inj injuries. no word on suspect or motive. >> eleanor holmes norton is asking for apology to first grade students. students from two nrivrz d.c. were on a field trip when a staff member yelled at a student who was playing in the grass near picnic stable. they called armed sec

futurecast saying 8:30 is the prime time here in d.c. 'll talk about that in just a minute but they move through quickly we clear out overnight heading for a sunny day on tuesday. but this afternoon enhanced risk of severe weather. kind of extends all the way through virginia up into pennsylvania. i think the worst of the severe weather is going to be north of our region this afternoon but that doesn't mean that one or two storms here in d.c. couldn't have some strong and gusty winds. i think that's the chief concern today is strong winds. flash flooding very low tornadoes very low. could be some hail, though, as well in a couple of these storms if they're able to get going soon enough in the 83 degrees your daytime high today, clouds and sun, storms mostly hold off until late afternoon and then those evening hours. notice the wind gusts. could gust up and over 30 miles an hour from time to time later today. 83 degrees your daytime high today. one more time. tomorrow sunshine 78, big difference tomorrow, humidity. this little bit of humid

if you're heading out to the d.c. ke ride with mom, 20 scenic miles and if you road closures, keep that in mind, it will be breezy through the latter half of the day. if you're taking mom to brunch or have evening plans, daytime highs will be topping out in the mid-70's. certainly above were we have been the past couple days, when we have only been in the 50's. a better feel tomorrow. forecast, monday and tuesday just great for outdoor activities. from there it is getting hot. upper 80's by wednesday, should make it to 90 thursday. as we get the heat and humidity building in, we added the chance of thunderstorms. we will monitor this through the week. as of now, does not look like a severe weather threat for the d.c. area, but it is a summertime feel, so we are looking for a few thunderstorms into next weekend. i don't think people will mind because we will deftly be warm. kimberly: we have to get out of it's about time. molly: i agree. kimberly: a great idea for your sports cast, just loop it. robert: i want to do tha

test problems that playing the d.c. lab may have revealed a bigger problem in labs across the country. >>> grid lock game changer. tips to speed up your ride on metro. >>> and talk about a new future in iconic hardware store gets ready to start over after a major fire four years ago. >>> welcome to news4 this week. >>> hey, everyone. i'm chris lawrence. we're going to start with the major mistakes from the d.c. government on its zika testing last summer. a d.c. lab told some patients they tested negative for the virus when they actually tested positive. this week we got the final results of the retesting and problems with the lab revealed a bigger problems with testing nationwide. >> hundreds of zika tests had to be retested after it was discovered that the lab had made results. the final results show for the hundreds of patients who were told they were negative, three were actually positive, including one pregnant woman. 26 patients' test results were unconclusive and 3494 were actually negative. dr. jennifer smith, dir

white house denied the claims. >> a d.c. based man is using -- the projector put the message pay trump bribes here on hotel with entrance the arttist asked to leave. >> late night show host jimmy kimmel set to host at cad may wards for the second straight year. rates were the lowest last year since 2008 despite trauma with best trauma. march 4. >> making history. beth second wouldn't either to call nfl second regular season game and she will join rex ryan to call the chargers monday night broncos game. that's according to "sports illustrated". it would mark 30 years since the last time a woman called a nfl regular season game. >> five guys just was seeded at best burger chain. they asked diners to meet khinz ton brand familiar tirks quality and how like they they are to consider seating there this is the first time five guys got it in and out, shake shack, wendys and kulvers were next. >> i that was a custard place. >> i like five guys. >> coming up, trump white house celebrating results of immigration policy. >> and police s

is this the biggest sports night for d.c. ever? our buddy stan steinberg reminds us that in 2015, the wizards had a game five and the caps had a game seven. both on the second wednesday in may and both teams lost. only twice in the past 42 years have the caps and wizards both

the square app. this move will make d.c. the first major u.s. city to switch to digital meters. >> coming up "fox news morning" jury selection resumesp in one of the most anticipated trials in history. >> one half of nfl stanley cup championship series is set. >> 62 degrees. back in a jury selection continues n us in bill cosby's trial. they men and two women were seated yesterday. two said someone close to them has been a victim of sexual assault. trial is near philadelphia and jurors are selected in pittsburgh due to amount of publicity. trial is set to again june 35. >> o.j. simpson could be released sometime this year from nevada prison. former football star is set to get another parole hearing in july. he was denied parole in 2013 and again in 2014. he was found guilty in armed robbery in 2008 and sentenced to 14 years in rizon. >> nfl could vote to address issue of concussions among players redskins wanted to create a roster exemption those with conclusions like a roster of 7 day disabled list for baseball. and some nfl officials say addit

the "7 on your side" discovered the d.c. lice don't use the bait cars for legal reasons so we asked the mayor today at a press conference if the district is doing enough to put a stop to the smash-and-grabs. mayor bowser: we want to see property crimes go down in all areas and we know there are too many. we are relying on m.p.d. and the investigative tactics they have to stop them. scott: the two suspects we caught on camera got out of jail with citation in a matter of hours. the mayor said she would look at our investigation and talk it over with d.c scott taylor, abc7 news. larry: one question. how soon once she sees it can she make changes? that is one problem that the guys is back on the street hours later. scott: it's a long process to change law in d.c. or ordinances but the residents wanted stiffer penalties and now. larry: that is a good thing. nice job. we'll stay with it here. coming up, the airport security changes. >> for airline travelers an irritation could be to put it in the plastic bins but you may have to be

the child. fox5 reached out to d.c. dominion virginia power is fighting back against critics of the proposed atlantic coast pipeline. dominion is a managing partner of the pipeline company. it says opponents of the project "grossly exaggerate the effect of the natural gas pipeline which would run between west virginia and north carolina." critics say the project would destroy miles of mountain ranges and trees. >> coming up on fox5 news morning, facebook twitter and googlell related to the san bernadino terror attack. >> and a promposals are all the rage on social media and now a d.c. celebrity is the latest star to join in on this fun. >> as we head to break now let's show you what it looks like outside. it is raining a lot people. allow extra time for your morning commute. dress accordingly. we'll update you on the forecast to see how long this is going to last throughout the day. 5:43 is our time, we're at 60 degrees. fox5 news morning back right after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ (announcer) there's more to life than the climb.

i think the law definitely needs changing. >> reporter: d.c. uncil woman anita bonds chairs the committee on housing and neighborhood revitalization and she's heard the complaints. >> as it is with any law from at least that far back in our history, there are changes that will need to be made. one of the things we have to do is clearly define tenant. >> reporter: real tors said tenants who don't pay rent are still getting paid, even if they no longer live there. bonds said she's aware of the industry of topa chasers that's popped up to recruit renters. >> we know this was not the intent of the law. so we have to address it. >>> councilwoman bonds said she plans to convene a working group this summer with representatives from the real estate industry and tenants groups fix the law. she'd like to better define from a tenant is and there's already proposed legislation to eliminate topa in single unit sales. >> unbelievable. >> it's crazy. >> thanks, jody. >>> d.c. bike ride is on sunday. a group of teenagers is going to be very excited. >> kristin

demonstrators were fighting the visit to d.c. and met with president trump yesterday at the white house. protesters clashed with turkish government supporters and police ended up arresting two people. one for assaulting a police officer. >> there's a commotion at the white house last night a woman jumped over a bicycle rack along pennsylvania avenue. she apparently was going to jump the white house fence. secret service officers quickly responded and ededst her. she's now in custody. no word on what charges she's facing. >> school freshman died monday after football practice fullton country. 15-year-old pamari mc you goen walked off the football field looking pale and died at the hospital. he fell ill after conditioning drills and his cause of death is not released and the incident is under investigation. >> two deaths in oklahoma even wisdom martin after storms one was killed when a twister bull dozed through elk city oklahoma 100 miles west of oklahoma city. and leveled a mobile home park in is wisdom martin. first responders co

the dmv. keep this in mind. today at 4:00 p.m. d.c. yor muriel bowser will help kick out the 2017 pool season with an opening ceremony at the pools at the banneker rec center in northwest. 4:38 is the time, 57 is the temperature. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. time now is 4:40 and we're back with the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media. >> first up, was it a greeting between two world leaders or a wwe handshake battle? president trump met with french president emmanuel macron ahead of the nato summit in brussels yesterday and the two made quite the exchange. social media is in a frenzy over what some have coined the death grip. >> that video right there. next up, it's a red light on maryland's green industry. yesterday aal allowed a request that alleges state regulators illegally igno diversity when choosing firms to grow medical marijuana. as a result the maryland medical cannabis commission is not permitted to grant any new licenses for 10 days t the judge will decide whether to exten

of a across the d.c. region or do you need to -- 5:43 is the time now.that's not a sledge hammer hitting you on the head it's your alarm clock saying take on wednesday. get up. ♪ ♪ >> well, guess what, it might be a dreary day out there this morning, but yours truly will try to be a ray of sunshine for fox5 view they are mor morning. >> who wrote this. >> i can not give a lot of weight on this but it will be a surprise. you want to watch the top of the 7 this morning. actually watch the 7:00 show at 7:45 this morning because i'm going to tell you i'll knock on door of viewer for a special reason. and if she's up watching now i gave the whole thing away. >> maybe not. >> maybe not. >> she doesn't know. >> mr. ray of sunshine [ laughter ]. >> this is the way i'm going to knock on the door. >> honey, i'm home. >> no honey it's >> exactly. >> help. >> call 911, call 911. >> no it's going to be a whole lot of fun. make sure you join us 7:45 i'm looking forward to it. >> yes, yes. i'm not looking forward to the weather today, make, i have to admit. >> sun is c

the u.s.s. intrepid. >> before leaving d.c. tive order making it easier for churches to without risking their tax exempt status. the order will also protect faith based groups from being forced to pay for contraception coverage under the affordable care act. >> ♪ >> time now 5:32. we've got some breaking news out of london. prince philip the husband of queen elizabeth will no longer carry out public duties. that will begin in the fall. the buckingham palace made the announcement after calling a rare meeting of full royal staff. prince philip turns 96 this year said to be in good health. queen elizabeth will that continue to carry out a full schedule of public engagements. >> developing news in maryland. today we're expected to learn more about the capture of an escaped prisoner from howard county. david watson was arrested around 9:40 last night in jessup. police received a tip yesterday morning that watson was spotted in a wooded area near the location where he escaped from officers last friday. during their search officers fou

the full plan goes public in the morning. >> the d.c. government set a big announcement tomorrow about leash laws for dogs. we have the details, we'll share them with you next. >> we're tracking more rain. by 8:00 in the morning, not bad. you're going to have a dry commute, at least through 8:00 a.m. in the morning. 59 in frederic, and 61 in fredericksburg. rain develops to the south. we'll tell you what that means for your evening commute. a look ahead to the holiday weekend. stay with us. to take on the "tom insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks... that's what tom perriello is about." progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello... and before and after congress i led non-profits to battle climate change, poverty and president bush's attacks on civil rights. now i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality. because together, we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. narrator:to do time is what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during t

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the latest in that story. annie. >> well, holly and wisdom. d.c. ce have a well publicized no chase policy and they making it very clear that they do not go after riders of atvs and dirt bikes which are illegal in the and some are questioning whether that policy changed after this incident on monday in southeast d.c.. let's get to the visit joy sent to us by a "fox5" viewer carlita chambers she captured this while at east capital and benning road. she reported this on her cellphone and police officers you can see going after an illegal atv rider spes spite the no chase policy. you can see one of the police suvs driving on to the grassy median to follow one of the riders. now, carlita says she was outraged by this because of potential dangers take a listen. >> i saw a whole lot of light and just craziness and i'm like hold up i thought they were not supposed to chase in city. if you cannot grab ahomes of him there's no reason to dash through intersections. >> we immediately reached out to d.c. police when he heard about this and there's more to the s

skins coming up in the fall is there optimism for the d.c. rd. >>> redskins lost so many for city. i lover what the wizards did and what the nats are doing. they're in first place every year you know and. >> call me in october, th though. >> right that is true. >> hope springs he turn mall. >> you always hope sew. >> d.c. sports fan. >> it's protest take mazeing since redskins last super bowl win 88 times d.c. the big four, had a chance to go to conference final and they're 1-87. just the caps. >> had you to point that out, didn't you? >> asking for finals for a championship. >> proceedy i'm glad you're here. this was highly discussed topic. maybe a little discussed on my part. we were talking about latest trend in men's weird or is it a joke. >> it looks amazing. >> there's room pers called the roomp pip. they're a group ever guys that wanted more force men. looks like people are buying into the idea. campaign launched yesterday and surfaced 10,000 goal. apparently they were not making them in xl sizesly to they backed track in time for the h

the national is in d.c. this week. the house is on recess which means they'll most likely hear opinions from penl back hoanl. >> film maker michael peer has thrown his political support in the 2020 mtion race behind an unlikely candidate. moore says he wants duane the rock johnson to run. other countries would be scared of us if if the rock was in the white house. >> this is the first tienl i'm hearing this. mower isn't the only one with local hens for the rock. last year the wrong told usa today that running for office would be quote be a great opportunity to hen people so it's possible. >> that's interesting. i know a lot of people liepg him. starting from a wrestler to a movie star. he's dop so much. shlep rit helps because you're already a known face. >> i could hear a good campaign slowing april, too. the wrong could work, too it's been a busy week on can toll hill. the rock we're just hearing about that, plus healthcare and nl other things at the white house. jack burkman and david brown will be in studio b to giv

jay: it is considered a nationwide epidemic by the d.c. attorney general. >> every three minutes, a child is sex trafficked. jay: traffickers use the streets and internet to lure vulnerable kids into this cruel underworld. >> they often run away and the trafficker is waiting around the corner. jay: she runs an agency helping young women who are escaping the clutches of exploitation. she and experts talked monday night to help kids and keep them from trafficking. >> the majority of the girls that we serve are sold and recruited onto the internet. may not were buying sex know they are buying don't open your door to strangers knocking. if you spotall 911 something or someone suspicious. jonathan: must-see video into the newsroom, a woman rescued through the sunroof of her dangling vehic in houston. she told the police she accidentally shifted into drive when she was parking. that did not work so well. she was not seriously hurt. new developments in the murders of nine people in phoenix, arizona. a man in custody for killing his mother's boyfri

the storm team 4 forecast. >>> one night, three games, d.c. now gearing up for a huge sports night for three of our home teams. i'm justin finch with more of the crucial matchups and ways to get tickets. >> announcer: "news4 today" starts now. >>> 6:00 on the dot. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. the firing of the fbi director is the top story. it's likely dominating your news feed. and it's on the cover of every major national newspaper. here on the front page of the "washington post" today "trump fires fbi director. ". >> "the new york times" with the caption "trump fires keme amid russia inquiry." "usa today" take a look at this, this focus on our area, with the headlines, "comey's ouster stuns washington." >> well get back to the fallout of what's happening but first looking at getting you out the >> melissa mollet has the traffic. and sheena parveen and lauryn ricketts, with the warmup. >> it's warming up. >> very nice day yesterday. and light wind going to stay dry through the afternoon, fantastic this ev

s name after the victim's family knows about the accident. >>> d.c. er lee boyd malvo will be resentenced in virginia after a federal judge's ruling late last week. malvo is half of the duo that shot and kd decade ago. the youngest victim who survived was a middle school student in prince george's county. that's where bureau chief tracee wilkins got reaction to news of malvo's re-sentencing. >> my heart goes out to the families. you know, i'm sure that they're disappointed. >> reporter: the surviving victims and the loved ones of those killed by the d.c. snipers may find themselves back in court. >> every time there's a new court proceeding, it re-opens the wounds and they have to suffer through it again and grieve through it again. >> reporter: in the fall of 2002, john allen mohammed and lee boyd malvo terrorized the washington area killing ten people and injuring three. >> one was a middle school student in bowie. and the other was a restaurant owner in south county. both of them lived. >> reporter: because of that, glen ivy, the prince george's sta

d.c. and then the kind of spring weather returns to the d.c. area. to start here in washington. some 60's out there. gaithersburg manassas at 65 degrees. culpeper 70. dulles 67. frederick good morni 70's though for westminster as well as annapolis and leonardtown to start the day here. it is warm and as just mentioned it is hazy and muggy to start the day. very, very humid out there. we have a cold front off to our north. it's a slow mover but it is making its way down south and will be here later this afternoon into this evening and it could kick up a few showers and thunderstorms. here's futurecast. noontime lunchtime hour you want to have outdoor lunch you're fine but do expect temperatures to be very, very hot even as early as the noon hour. by 4 o'clock, we're starting to see some showers and thunderstorms popping up as that cold front is on approach. those could continue even into the evening hours. here we are at 8 o'clock. doesn't look like too much but watch this as we head into the late evening. boom, there's some more storms right around t

the decision came after years of meetings and meeting with the d.c. administration and leadership of the economic partnership to bring in wegmans. >> he finds himself on the ropes. kimberly: after the bell, a sucker punch. coming up, chaos during a fight at mgm national harbor. plus, it was supposed to be fun, but it takes a scary turn. to take on the "tom insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks... that's what tom perriello is about." progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello... and before and after congress i led non-profits to battle climate change, poverty and president bush's attacks on civil rights. now i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality. because together, we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. kimberly: chaos after a boxing match at the mgm national harbor. the boxer was knocked out after the bell at the end of the round. he was disqualified, but after it talking it out with the corner man, his uncle took things into his own hands an

the d.c. police plan to keep you and your out of town visitors safe. >> new developments in a murder that happened more than 30 years ago. the victim's remains were found in county. nobody knew the man's name even until now and police now are hoping that the new information will help them find whoever it was that killed him. chris gordon talked to the victim's daughter today. she says she's surprised to learn that her father's dead but hopeful that there will be some closure to this, chris? >> reporter: well, jim, detectives can't promise that they will be able to close this long-standing murder case with an arrest or even identify a killer but they are hoping to provide more answers to the victims family. in october of 1984, a man and his son found human remains while walking in those woods behind me here along baltimore avenue in beltsville. these are police pictures where the woods where the skeleton was found in october 1984, now more than three decades later advanced fbi fingerprint techno

. >> we're learning new information tonight about the d.c. inspector general report on former school chancellor kai henderson the report alleged she gave preferential treatment treatment to certain officials. the latest on this one. marina. >> shawn, these latest questions about preferential treatment surrounding deputy mayor for greater economic opportunity just below mayor bowser and tonight we tried to ask mayor bowser more questions regarding this report. she was inside the verizon center for this game 7p. and we called her office to confirm mayor becauseer attendance and you'll see video parts just outside the verizon center we knew she was inside as a courtsey we called her office and as soon as they found out that "fox5" was trying to ask questions that car mayor bowser's call left the building without her and then we received a phone call alerting us that mayor bowser had left the building. she left before the game was over. but, tonight, still questions about this new report, which should suggest deputy mayor snowden was able to get h

heading to the 90s in d.c.. g day in washington. 7 day forecast after today we have three days of the 0s ab down to 70s through the weekends. next chance of rain friday with a few storms. >> that's right, mike, rough morning for commuters on the beltway. utter loop branch avenue. huge scene. luckily tractor-trailer fire is under control. just one lane getting by. folks coming up on left shoulder as well and they all merge into one lane. this causes huge delays parked back to st. barnabus road. southbound branch closed. we'll have more on this coming up fox news at 6. keep it here to "fox5" we'll be back with more. 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. >> breaking news at 6. two big mess on the ou

what is the d.c. market like for soccer? i think a lot of people don't realize just how big soccer is here from the youth level on up. >> absolutely. i think there's a ton of different opportunities starting with d.c. scores. ppa clubs. so there's quite a few. you're right, not many people know about the community of soccer in d.c. but it's pretty extraordinary. with the womens national team performance in the last world cup what has done that for the spo also for female athletes. >> it's been massive. i think even going back to the '99 world coup and having peaks and valleys from different world championships from then. but the 2005 i think really kind of set the tone and put womens' soccer for good. i'm going to let you get out there and get ready to take out some congress men and women. keep the spikes down. i think i'm on a republican team. i'd much rather change jerseys. >> either way it's for a good cause. >> yeah. you might have to especially koo it on. >> maybe they quo work out healthcare while they're out there. lov

here at the 38th annual event, d.c. rea police agencies gathered to recognize the five local fallen officers mark logsdon and patrick dailey. harvey snook, prince george's corporal jacai colson killed in friendly fire in a chaotic shootout. also honored prince william county officer ashley guindon shot and killed responding to a domestic incident. one day after being sworn in the police force. >> she exhibited the finest qualities in law enforcement. >> the officers' families have been embraced by the law enforcement community and not just here in washington. around many months later the weight of the loss is heavy. >> this is just that they have the support to get through it. >> we love him. we miss him. we are comforted every day knowing he is home with the lord. >> that was jacai colson and before that were ashley guindon's parents. i had the honor to be the emcee today. this is a movie, powerful event. the departments all come together to support the families. a lot of other survivors two may have lost a relative in

direct odds with what the d.c. police department's investigation found which was that rich was killed in a botched rob rivment marina maracco joins us now with what we learned last night. it could be a big break-in the investigation. >>reporter: it could be and it's the first time that someone say there's confirmation and it's coming from a former fbi director and is sourcing a detectivive who was close to the investigation. he teased, p if you will, to this big break from fox news today that there were more than 40,000 e-mails that fox news says this source found from seth rich to wikileaks. of course the question is where were those e-mails found? where are the computers? as far as we d.c. police sourced information has ly that there was only one computer of course living in h 2017. there could be many computers that seth rich had access to. a big question mark as to where that computer is because d.c. \police\police doesn't want to indulge this information that is coming from this private

the time, gas and the fare and patience, but some riders aboard a d.c. tro bus are cutting the bus. >> how's everything going? >> nobody is paying. >> nobody is paying? >> people riding without paying. a review of rhemetro records sh an 80% jump in citations and warnings for unpaid fares in one year. >> it puts them in a catch-22 situation. >> carol thomas drove a bus for 13 years. drivers are at times powerless to stop the crime. >> you can either hold that busload of passengers up or keep the bus moving. >> fare evasion is nothing new to transit systems nationwide, so why this new spike with violations? we found there's been a crackdown by metro transit police and found brazen riders who don't care about the countdown and skip paying the fare in plain sight. our cameras followed as police deployed a team of officers in northeast d.c. in the daylight hours, we quickly saw a string of passengers blowing past the fare, without swiping. >> people just don't pay the fare right in front of you? >> yes. >> despite being there, they'll still walk past you and n

today the new half build d.c. water skimmer boats were named float som and jet som and immediately went to work. the amount of trash collected on our area rivers is simply stunning. it's sort of horrifying in some respects to think that three to 500-tons \ever\of debusiness and we didn't get all of it, although we get a lot of it. with so many people moving nearby city leaders say clean rivers are a must. i like the fact that more and more people are on the wear, they see the water which helps. because they hold me accountable, the city d.c. water is making a big investment to help clean up anacostia water. although there wasn't much trash on the water today we're told after a major \rain\reign\ all trash overflows into the river. where does it end up in here, from the river, to the both, to the trash dumpster. we are moving onto this story that i love with the middletonsment sister kate middleton walked down the aisle today. she married wealthy financier at n a church in a quiet church in epg el field, that is wes

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. >>> pedal to the pavement, thousands take off for the d.c. bike ride. we're there live with the emotional stories and also the major traffic impact for everybody else. >>> and if you haven't found a mother's day gift yet, you might be in big trouble, but storm team 4 can bail you out. we are tracking a big warm-up that might make mom pretty happy on this mother's day. certainly shaping up to be a nice one. little bit breezy, but we'll take that. happy mother's day, angie. >> thank you. >> happy mother's day to all the moms throughout. and let's have a great day today. >> and i'm angie goff. great weather puts everyone in a good mood. we're off to a runni >> it is, and strong may sun is working it's magic on this sunday morning this mother's day. a gorgeous royal blue sky. and the air is fresh and cool. here's a live view from the storm team 4 tower camera overlooking fairfax county in the distance on the horizon, there is tyson's corner where the temperature already now is into the 60s, manassas 64, leesburg, 66, reagan national up to 61. it really is qu

it is one of the events being hosted during the month long passport d.c. celebration. another event happening today is the annual flower mart at washington national cathedral. this is beautiful. the event features food an of course floral displays by local embassies along with a carousel. so that starts at 10:00 this morning and will last through 5:00 this evening. this is the festival's 78th year and you can find more information on the d.c. passport events by opening up our nbc washington app. we have everything broken down for you. it's a great way to really get a sense of somebody else's culture. >> good stuff happening today. no question. >>> 6:08 your time now. election hacking concerns. the fallout in france a day before a presidential election as millions prepare to head to the polls. >>> he is not the odds on favorite, but he is a big fan favorite, the horse with a big obstacle to overcome a today's kentutck upcoming shows have been canceled for now after she suffered a stroke on thursday. doctors are watching the 85-year-old country music legend at a national