do what you can to avoid thehe metro in the impacted areas, iff possible.po reporting at earn market,on, fox5 # local news.news > we'll check in on the forecast now. here's a look life outside atsie the washington monument. a beautiful night after a warm, sunny saturday in the and enjoy this weather.weat gwen is here with details onetai what the rest of the weekend is look like. >> we're going to have a reel thumb's up i'm happy to say foro the weekend especially sinceen tomorrow is a very important day as we all know.know today was very nice as you mentioned and guess what, i'm so happy to always say this, humidity took a break and giveba us some relief so we didn't have tidwell with that.el let's take a look at our highs today because we're right on thh money exactly where we should bu temperature wise into the low to mid 80s in all three airports. that was fairly comfortable oute there today also. here's a look at satellite radar composite, not much to show you, a few few high clouds primarily lingering over to areas to our west. other than that not much to see we have a ridge of h

now, as far as that rough ride theory, it was big part of thehe prosecutors' case.utor c the judge saidhat the state ts couldn't even properly define what a rough ride was, never n mind prove that it actuallyually happened or that goodsonooon intentionally gave gray ay gara rough ride. he said the state provided noroo proof that there was ever, youtr know, any kind of animosity anio between gray and goodson to provoke the officer intont giving gray a rough ride and another big point he made was hs that goodson would have had no, no, way of knowing thewing t extent of freddie gray's injuries because they were internal injuries.rn now, here is some of the here reaction that we got outsideha of the courthouse after this t verdict came down. >> one has to wonder about theao credibility of the case.ility oe >> credibility for years.lity fa >> most made on the part of the -- indicating that [inaudible] subpoenaed tod testify about their involvement.volvemen now, this is allegedly theired t strongest case and they fell f flat on their face in thisace is regard. whether they continue i'm not su

way from 50 down to dn richie marlboro you'll hit m that delay.arthat d the crash did move over to thehe shoulder.sh also another crash on the inner loop moved to the to t shoulder. inner loop ativan dorn street.d. but look at that delay all the l way past oxon hill making youriy way out from branch avenue ave across the wilson bridge to to van dorn you hit a wall of o very crowded traffic. and 395 things aren't aren' improved. we have congestion slowing us down fngrom the beltway towardse the 14th street bridge. in fact a lot of of our area l of bridges backing up including ilu the 11th street as you make youk your way to the douglas bridge on suitland parkway you back b up by south capitol. things are heavy rosslyn into io georgetown on the key bridge. 295 south before easternern avenue we have a crash.ra and then fortunately delaysnatey all the way back to 450.50 look at that solid line of red through cheverly this morning and then north of the beltway tb baltimore-washington parkwaye- does back up from powder mill road on down. td then as we take a widewa fwe view of your morning com

verdic >> one has to wonder about thehe credibility of the case and i think - -- [inaudible] [indibl >> testify about their t esinvolvement.volv now, this is allegedly their strongest case and as you can see they fell flat on their face. face whether they continue i'm not sure. c >> i believe that the state'sta attorney's office did a bold dia thing to charge all the officers. officers. people in the ci understand that this is making history and that it's on the ite front page of every paper, pap fair that your in the media.t they have to reform the yoway w they behave. >> i'm not surprised, youu know. hopeless, saddened, you know.edk but not surprised.urised >> we'll see this again.his a this is same old story, you, yo know. know. and if it's two days from now,s, two weeks from now, two years, y from now, every one of us will u be right back out here for another one.an >> reporter: now, that lasthat s person we spoke to was a baltimore resident and yound could kind of hear that hear frustration in his voice but vot he said although he was angry a he really wasn't surprised andus i'l

we're all ready to roll.l >> tucker should like that van t it has the word paw in thehe title.e.irst at 91:00 day of june and e feels like summer out there. tre >> oh, yeah, the new month offoo to -- look at that shot.t that is gorgeous.ges the month is often gorgeous goru start as well.start as sky is clear.. sun is shining. so the question is, what's the rest work week have in store.e s for answers as always we tucker barnes.ar if you don't know you make itu up. go.go >> what's wrong with my mikeike today? i would like to knowe to what kind of bird that is.thats. it's beautiful bird. >> like egret.. >> really?ly >> i didn't know you were such c experts.exrt >> it's crossword word. i >> sunny, bright, beautiful, 77 degrees up there humidity up 79%. you'll notice the humidityot today. otherwise nice looking forecastt with partly to mostly sunny sun conditions expected, and with aw all the graduations out there oe dry conditions.ti so we'll take it, as you know ww want to make sure that everybody has nice afternoon.. yeah, that's pretty much it. little weak front slidingtli throug

both of theh of t lanes, northbound and southbound 295 have been shut95t down ever since then for thehe crash investigation.igion. so, we thought they were going to just start to tow that suv away. away they're literally having to havt drag it across the road but now it looks like now that n t they've moved it they've got aot lot of flashlights on it andnd maybe they have more have investigation to do here. again one fatality that wetali know of so far. we're told that the driver ofri the second vehicle, twoic vehicle accident that we knowweo of at this time, driver of ther second vehicle was taken toas the hospital.th no word on that driver'sri condition. so, again, it sounds as ifs a i there may have been just two jt people involved but thehe information is of dripping in to us from d.c.go police as theym get moree information from their crashir c investigator its here on the the scene but some of the pictures c that we were taking andnd tweeting out you can seean s there's debris all over the the road so not sure how this is going to affect traffic yet asa things get rolling this rol

. >> any real hard core caps fanef will never be happy to see thehe penguins win the stanley cup.the cruel reality of it. it nobody that roots for the caps is ever going to be happy for hy the pens especially wheneciay wh they're hoisting their fourth stanley cup in their history. >> it's not that youp 're happyh for the pens. it's just that you understandou we were a great team also andnd we happened to go up against the buzz saw.zz s >> i can't take any solacee away from that, steve. ste maybe i'm just a petty hollowtyl person. i don't know. k >> i don't think so.>> i think if your hear it is a i hundred percent into one teame m then yeah you want to live ande die with that team so i think a lot of people probably feelroy the same way.the sa way it's tough.it's tough i know some people that havethah the same philosophy as you eric where if you're going to gi lose at least lose to theosto t best.be >> right. ple areplethat more peo i think kind of feeling likeeelg cakes is. >> no question about it, not, n that series occurred most ofof the experts said in a perfect p world this w

they say omar ma teen was unstable and abusive to her t in thehe combining he was a norl being, caredily, lovev to joke, loved to have fun, butt then a few months after we were married i saw his instability and i saw you that he wasas bipolar and he would get mad oud of nowhere. no that's when i started worrying about my safety and then after t few months he started abusing me physically. very often. not allowing me to speak to my family, keeping me hostage from them. and i tried to see the good in him even then but my family wass very tuned into what i was going through and decided to queue mee from my situation. she now lives in colorado. during his marriage he was religious but she saw no signs of radicalism. they prompted to step security c for today's pride events. it was a somber scene outside the white house. fox5's marina maracco p life m there tonight with thatar story. >>reporter: guys, the crowd noo starting to disperse, but this marched from the us capital to the house, a lot of folks carrying the rainbow flag up high remembering the folks in orlando. see the sign love to

dulles and bwi have both reported hail throughout thehe afternoon. put a storm track on this system.syst it's drifting south, southeasto ward. it will start to move into prince george's county.coun most of us have already seenalre storms today so that just exacerbates the flash flooding concern. lighter rain along i95.95. still some heavy rain as we hade a cluster of strong storms across the bay, but that looksos to be moving offshore pretty momentarily. an active flash flood warningla for the city of fairfax until 8:30:00 p.m. we don't want you to be out on the roads. stay away of standing waters. we've had reports of trees down. 24 rain totals from earlier today one to three inches. we have more rain on top of whaf already has fallen. the severe watch remains in effect until 9:00 tonight. i think we could see more storms this evening as the front has stalled and it's going to take k while to get through.et temperatures are in the 70s right now. reel quick let's show you the rest of the forecast for tonight. we will see dramatic through the overnigh

it was now thehe case the entire planet was thehe battlefield. including u.s. soil. therefore, the limitless power that the p president can exercie on a battlefield are now no longer confined to physical spaces. essentially the president is omnipotent everywhere because that is where the battlefield is found. what you havave seen the past several years, the concern was at some point the world as a battlelefield and the prpresidet can exert more power is inside the united states. what you have seen over the last couple years is very much moving in that direction. security.s. national officials five years ago talked about al qaeda as the greatest nationalal security threat werel qaeda and the arabiaian peninsua or various affiliates, now they talk about almost uniformly the greatest threat eating what they call homegrown terrorists. what you have seen the civilil liberty abuses, new ones, spreading up almost exclusively on american soil. two o years ago, the obama juste departmentnt announced new rules where miranda rights were diluted. deluded -- you have legislation

the latest war of words on thehe campaign trail coming up.ough at 7 o'clock, giving i was live look outside o it's thursday morning, june 2nd 2016. we'll have weather and trafficeh coming up on the 5s at 7:05. 7 good morning to you, i'm

not sure whether they were thehe targets of the investigation.people whow just happen to be here and haved nothing to do with theing do investigation. but they have gone into this ths house this morning.orning there's nobody else left in the house who they're looking foroor but as you can see you got two heavily armed leesburg policeuri officers still here in the front yard of this house on apple tree drive northeast with assistancec from federal investigators from the fbi and atf and we're toldol by leesburg police the leadhe la agency we should fine out aboutt noon today what this about. but on-going scene here.. this house and the one acrosss street you can't get to.o. but basically the streets around here are not affected by thiss hahn-going investigation.ti guys? >> bob, that's very startling tt see such heavily armed men in mi the front of just what lookst lo like a regular house.se >> reporter: yeah, and again,, the people they were after havev already been taken out so it's not like there are troubleub people inside.le inse. but they're j

worthle last year metro phased out thehe paper cards, turned to the smara trip cards only.dsnl metrove from paperem to plastic has saved time, monem and convenience for the transit system, and most passengers.assg >>> all right. right. d.c. drivers are definitely iny the break down lane according ti the yearl insurance. >> out of 200 american citiesn e rated where do you think d.c. ranked? did you say number 2000 well you're off by three becausb we ranked number 197 out of 2002 that's bad.'s bad >> yeah it is. >> it might be virginia andmi married drivers who are toiver blame. >> um-hmm. >> speculation right now. s joining us with more information is john townsend from aaa.aa. thank you so much for joining ui this morning. this morni >> good morning.>>d mo great being with you.g wi >> what is your insight with the traffic problems around the dmv. >> the none of crashes. c in the district of columbiaof ci alone you have almost 80 crashec a day.a y that's almost unthinkable and ad fortunately most of those o t crashes are non-injury crashes. there are probably -- property e damage only

article "i just , wanted to be free: thehe radil reverberations of muhammad ali."s the author of the ali-themed book, "what's my name, fool? sports and resistance in the united states." dave, , you're going to thee fufuneral. talk about what you feel is most important for people to understand about mohammed ali. >> it is stunning to be in louisville. louisville, and so many respects, is a microcosm of the mohammed ali story glolobally because global is a place that mohammed ali protested in life. he went to fair housing protest. he said, my people in louisville are being treated by dogs. the city council voted to renounce him as a cicitizen of louisville, and yet t as recenty -- actually, just a couple of years after they renounced his name, they named one of the boulevards and mobile muhammad ali boulevard. whenen i landed at the airport yesterday, there's a huge sign welcoming people to muhammmmad ali's funeral. the buses say "goodbye to the champ"p" and there are commemorations all ovever the place. i do believe to ec dalia's comments, this is his s last active

then earlier this month, thehe memorial set up at the accident site was vandalized.eone stole the bike there. the bike did mean a lot to me,o it was a place that i could go and sit and feel like i was close to my husband. it was disappointing that it was lost. but it was nice to be able to speak today and particularly to be able to thank the cycling community. pam holden says cyclists have c given her and her family incredible support.port when my husband was buried at arlington a group of about 100 cyclists accompanied him across the memorial bridge in arlingtol cemetery and that was incredibly touching. she thinks about her husband remember him, too, when you see a cyclist on the road.he i know we're a town where everybody is in a hurry to get someplace, but those extrase couple minutes to t safely passs a cyclist just reminds yourself that that somebody -- thatomeb somebody is waiting for him to come home. no one should have their cyclist leave in the morning and not come home.e. lindsay watts, fox5 local news.s > still to come tonight, a sweat sewer surprise for

th this only added along with thehe sunshine inability in the i atmosphere for today. for tonight we'll see the storms starting to gradual move out. ot doing very well right now. n mild night as we tomorrow high pressure takes over. face fairy system move a little bit s more so to the south. we're going to end up sealing sg plenty of sunshine and low humidity. s for you low humidity, warmth and sunshine what morrow ask for the weekend. it go going to be beautiful. great day both saturday and sunday. here's a look at day planner for tomorrow. by midday 77 degrees plenty of sunshine you're degrees by the 4:00 hour. h and we had storms that really were strong at the peachestr today.s tomorrow totally different balld game things are going to be to turned around great day to go ty the peaches temperatures intotue the 70s. water temperature into the upper 60s. and it will be really dry for f both days and pretty comfortable. and hopefully you'll get there to enjoy it. so for tonight 67 degrees.egre we're going to see the showers s and all those storms gradually come to an en

the reason why after thehe break.eak. laura. >> looking forward to hearingnga that one.that o and meanwhile music icon prince's cause of death has dea been released and we will tell t you all about that coming up.g >> and, yes, people are still as talking about this.tag abou new developments tonight in tont the case of the little boy who crawled into the gorilla g enclosure at the cincinnati zoo. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> story still has people talking. after a thorough investigation cincinnati police are notryti pr recommending charges against agn the mother of a three-year-old-d who crawled into the gorillad in exhibit. the hamilton county prosecutoros plans r department's decision andion ad decide whether to file charges s against the woman as early as tomorrow. >>> also today police releaseded an audio tape of the 911 call 91 by the mother. her son was dragged by harambe but walked away with minor injuries.ju the zoo says the gorilla washe g shot and can killed to keepeep the young boy safe.oy s >> now to the race for theow t whit

he w was killed by thehe police.o i believe that when people say -- and we have countless witnesses that say that they saw jamar clark h handcuffed and thy saw -- shot him while he was handcuffed. i also know during the time in the weeks after his killing, you had the president of the police union saying -- intimidating wiwitnesses publiclcly in the ma saying that people should be prosecuted if they came forward to speak. so when you hear aboutut conflicting details, i always wonder, or people scared? andd i think they were. when youave people in power, police officers who have the power, live in their communities and can harass them for sticking is a what they saw, that big problem. that is the kind of situation we are dealing with. and we need to believe community. we need to believe what people tell us. the second thing i really think is important to note is that there is a very specific interpretation of the events that h happened in orderer to protect the officers. and i believe e that the systems set up to prot

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