. >> fox 5 tom fitzgerald is live with more, tom? >> reporter: good evening. that turkish airline flight is supposed to to depart from dulles airport tonight at 11:00 p.m. here at reagan national airport, meanwhile, it has been a brisk day on the security lines as this 4th of july holiday travel season is about to get underway. it was not hard to see from officials in local and federal officers were out in force spanning across this terminal their today. take a look at some of this video we shot earlier this afternoon when teams of officers heavily armed for the metropolitan airport authority police department in military style uniforms and long guns had a have i visibility patrol throughout the public areas of this airport both in front and behind the ticketed security areas. there was k9 as well as bomb detection units fom department of homeland security. there is no current known threat against reagan national or dulles. however, security officials we spoke to today said in this current can climate, the recent up tick in terrorist activity it is a certainty

tom fitzgerald is live at clarkberg high school. it has been a difficult day there. what are police saying? . >> reporter: this sad around. montgomery county police tell us according to their initial investigation alcohol was not a factor in this crash, rather a deadly combination of speed and a very inexperienced driver. let's show you some video. this happened about 11:30 last night from what we are told. the 17-year-old driver, jacob dennis and 18-year-old patrick both died at the scene. there was second passenger, kerry green. he died at suburban hospital. these three high school juniors had been at a pregraduation gathering last night. around 11:30, his f-250 was heading south but the truck went off a curve on a very winding rural unlit road and hit a tree ripping the bark off of its side. visible skidmark on the road. parts of the truck were on the road today. the sad irony is wednesday, today, clarkberg. the ceremony went on as scheduled but the students and parents will tell you in this community they're grief stricken over the loss of these three very well r

tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. of. >>> president obama is speaking out tonight about the deadly bombing at us tan bull. he beveraged to dismanual organization of hate. the terror attacks show how little these vicious organizations have to offer. >> killing innocent people they're continually moving ground, unable to governor those areas they've taken over, they're going to be defeated in syria, they're going to be defeated in iraq. they're going to be on the run. wherever they hide. and we will not rest until we have disman attempted these networks of has it impact on the entire civilized world. >>> he made this his comments from canada. he's there to meet with the prime minister and mexico's president for the north american summit. >>> nba players travel oversees to play ball. today we caught up with to see whether the recent attack may affect their decision to play overseas in the future. >> things like that can happen anywhere. you never know. it's a risk going anywhere. you still got to, you know, you don't hav

. >> fox 5 tom fitzgerald is live at fbi headquarters with more on the director's response. tom, it was notable today the director refused to even say the shooter's name. >> reporter: yes, that's correct, tony, he would only repeatedly call him the killer at fbi headquarters. reason being fbi director james comey said he did not want to add to any of the killer's fame and glory. did not want to encourage any other people to, quote, follow in his footsteps. the fbi revealed they had interviewed omar mateen three times spanning 2013 and 2014 for possible connections to islamic extremist, ultimately fbi agents determined he was not a threat and closed the case. earlier today, we did get details from the fbi on to what that case was about. apparently in may of 2013, the fbi was alerted by employees at a florida courthouse where omar mateen had worked as an employee security guard. the employees heard something, so they said something to the fbi. apparently, mateen had been brags to employees that his family was connected to islamic extremist group possibly isis odds with each oth

. >> clean up the day after, fox 5 tom fitzgerald let's begin with alexandria limon in howard county, alex. >> reporter: howard countyor officialste say it is lucky noby was hurt. take a look at all the damage caused by this tornado. although that is weak request category four tornado this had d wind speeds of 8 you can see here another tree that was uproot todd. this one came crashing down jusg in a rollly missing a home heree but not everyone was this lucky. in fact take a look at thishis video you can see of another of house just around the corner near in the city of glen well that tree came crashing into tht second story of a home, we're w told two people and four dogsogs were inside when this happened yesterday afternoon.on. luckily everyone is just find. but we are seeing scenes similar to that throughout the western part of howard county trees anda branches collapsesing on toon t power lines and breaking power polls. all of that caused 30 thousandd people to lose power at the height of the storm yesterday. today there's still a couple of thousand that still remain without power

tom fitzgerald is life at the t airport with the latest.he >>reporter: here's the deal, we're not even out of surgeon sr two yet and already metro was w warning passengers you need toed start paying attention to surgeon three and surgeon four. why, once the safe track returns back lear to virginia that is going to mean that service is going to be suspended on chunks of the blue and yellow line for a period lasting over two weeks. let's show you exactly wh we're talking about. now, surgeon three is going too start on july 5, that is when is metro is going to shutdown all l rail service between granite road and reagan national airport for seven daze. there will be shuttle buses. b it will be run by metro, alexandria, fairfax, arlington counties. they're a ultimate getting into the act of this to get you around those closed stations. and then two weeks from today, on july 12 everything shifts northbound from here at reagan. there will be no metro rail from reagan up to pentagon city. s that also going to mean that the crystal city station is going to be shut down altogethen because there

. >> bob barner is live at the fog -- tom fitzgerald. >> reporter: we are only on day three of what is going to be a 10 day surge one. now, metro workers were out in force between the paulson andau east falls church station today handing out flyers trying to give people a guide map. m what are riders saying twog things number one they appreciate this needed track work on metro. but, they also made it very clear today metro needs to get a lot more workers out on to those platforms to keep people from getting on the wrong trains where they are single tracking. now, let's give i was look at where we're going on rails. this was slow motion video we w took of the rail work. workers were taking out those wooden rail ties replacing them. inside the station that means they had to single track especially in balls stonn andall between east falls church. fal what that also meant was a good deal of confusion for passengers. some people were getting on then wrong trains. tra headings in the wrong direction. metro's and wmata chairman jack evans said today this went t better than expected theyey cau

the head of the fbi defended the bureau's prior investigation of the orlando shooter. >> fox 5 tom fitzgeralds live at fbi headquarters with more on the director's response. tom, it was notable today the director refused to even say the shooter's name. >> reporter: yes, that's correct, tony, he would only repeatedly call him the killer

tom fitzgerald is life at the metro station tonight. >>reporter: a pretty goodgood reminder of what we're talkingwr about here.e back after 9/11 there were a lot of families in the d.c. area d.c that tommed talked to each about what to do in an evacuation, how to get out, what they would do. for a lot of folks that planh included metro.etr but tonight, emergency officiali officials here in d.c. are warning folks who you have not updated that evacuation planvacu lately you ought to do it andt you ought to do it about a mindd about metro's safe track. take a look behind us. there's a flag up there.here it looks yes, but it also has a meaning. any street sign with that flag h up on top indicates that is an evacuation route. the officials are trying to get the message out tonight that people need to be aware of exactly where these routes are. fox5 was granted access to d.c.'s homeland security and emergency management command center since safe track launched on saturday it has been monitoring metro around thehe clock and area roads as well.

send thehat latest information down at theot we are live at the washingtonhig monument tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. new >> a day care worker in ther t district is accused of hurting a child.a chi those allegations surfaced surfd yesterday and police have charged lisa vaughn ofsaghn northwest with cruelty to children.chil. investigators say a parent ofs a a one-year-old boy say theiray e son came home with a huge bald spot on his head.s that's a picture of it rightt there on your screen. a teacher at the kids rss learning center in southeast cen told the boy's mother anothernoh child pulled her son's s airport. the mother asked to see the a day care surveillance tape and n it shows a teacher not a child c was responsible.po >> the baltimore police department is about to make a major change in i how officers r handle their jobs.ndle t starting tomorrow, a new useew of force policy will go intont effect. it will require officers to intervene if they see a colleague crossing a line.e crsg this change comes more than ahaa year after the death ofeath o freddie gray and ahead of aad of j

that's something that fox 5 tom fitzgerald knows very well. he and his family began to care for his father who had alzheimer's. >> reporter: my dad couldn't handle his affairs anymore. bills weren't getting paid. things were mixed up with the house. i became my dad's dad. i became his legal guardian. . it's difficult to live your life knowing a person being one way and seeing everything that they are and that they ever knew slowly stripped away from them. what you're left with what person that you still love. but a person you have to start to get to know again in their present state because they're not the person that you always knew. >> this is one of the ways i explain alzheimer's to people. my father was diagnosed in '97. he died in 2005. in 2006, my daughter was born. i pressure spent nine years watching my father lose the ability to walk. lose ability to talk. lose the ability to feed himself. lose the ability to clean himself. all of the things that for granted alzheimer's took away from my dad. for seven years, i watched him decline and

fox 5 tom fitzgerald is live at metro headquarters with new details. tom? >> reporter: this fare change authority was almost described as sort of a weapon today that can be deployed for riders to keep them from paying these full fares in the middle of one of these metro meltdown that is we have all dealt with. the general manager today, paul weidefeld said that this is something he is going to declare only every now and then. but it is an important tool he says to keep people from having to keep paying full price and not getting full service. riders we talked to today, they wholeheartedly agree with this. >> it's been expensive for awhile. to. >> i've been missing workly the whole week. >> my stop is going to be closed altogether and i don't know what my >> reporter: now this move was made today during another big change in metro leadership. there were three new members of the board who all took their seats, and they are appointments by the u.s. secretary of transportation anthony fox who stepped up the safety rules and repair work that are now underway wit

tom fitzgerald is there withre what riders are saying today. >> reporter: good evening. well we can tell you there have been some very crowded metro trains especially of the silver and orange line in that section between east falls church and ballston. throughout this day teams of metro workers have been havened ding out green pamphlets exactly what they will see during this first surge. now, for its part metro's met general manager tonight says say this has gone pretty well today all things considered. also making it clear we are nott done today just yet. talk to riders they'll tell youy two things first we are welcoming what they call long over do work, more importantly to them right now metro needs tm get a lot more workers on to those single tracking platforms in order to get people on to the right train. >> i mean i know its a start ofs new improvement to me it seemsms like they are just talking to each other there not actuallyre doing their job. >> very very frustrating. you are not sure fur supposed te be, which f side of the platform you are supposed to be on. yo

of this of coming just before the 15th anniversary of 9/11. 9 we're life in northwest tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. > they are a huge problem inhue the district and in prince george's county.nty. people ill illegally riding alter and i vehicle also and als dirt bikes on city district. d.c. council member yvette alexander wants to change that.a she has introduced a new bill a that would make it illegal for gas stations to sell full to riders. these atvs have taken over the roads and people fear them and they terrorize our neighborhoodh and people are fed up. l alexander's proposal mustropo first make its what you treat commit he. if the legislation passes then they will vote on the measure. the city council has approved a edge maker hike in d.c.'s minimize wage. while am celebrate this move some small businesses are ar bracing for the financial impact that will come with this law. fox5's matt ackland is life at l the wilson building with more. matt, maked reaction. >>reporter: hi laura, hi sarah, sure is. the council really needed to pick up the pace on this one. the reason why, th

now with more with thee wihe fireworks coverage on then the national mall, here's tom fitzgerald. >> reporter: well, theell,he security concerns here are real. real the u.s. park police iss delivering a dual messageri a today. they want families to come down herely they want peoplet po to enjoy the fourth of july holiday.day. however, in light of recentect events what they do not want now is anyone to come here to the national mall during durin independent day and bependen surprised by what is going to t be a massive security on a day that is going tot goi bring hundreds of thousands ofuo people here to the nationaliol mall.ma now, if you are coming to the mall on the fourth, are yourth,a going to have to go through tgh security screens. there are going to be eight ofgt these security access points pos surrounding the mall. mal they will be opened from 10:00 a.m. until 9 p.m. all bags,ag all coolers, all back packs,ac they will all be subject to t search at those checkpoints.int. keep in mind alcohol,col, marijuana, fireworks, they are,a all prohibited.te this year the park police is

fox5 tom fitzgerald is life at maryland district court inurt rockville with the very latest tonight. tom, good evening, his fans knos him as cane, but his real name is peter diableriment he has two children with and the couple reportedly are ae going through a divorce at this time. but now a protective issue has been ordered after his wife went before the judge claiming she was the victim of an alleged assault that happened back onn may 25. we're going to show you a court document here. this is the actual complaintactu that in a tasha diablery filedah against peter diablery here ated district court of montgomeryou county. in it she alleges on may 25, quote, he grabbed me force limit i told him he was hurting me and to please stop as our children were present. it continued he then wrapped hii left arm around me and threw mee into a wall in the hallway. montgomery county police tell us that they were called to the couple's home at potomac maryland at 7:45 on the night ot the alleged incident. police did not charge peter diablery with any crime. instead, in a tasha diablery went on her a

. >> good morning, surprised, june 19, i'm veronica cleary alongside tom fitzgerald. >> we're joined by theed tore for the washington post. thank you for being with us today. >> today we are talking about the political implications of the or land owe night club massacre, tom. >> the president's remarks this week were both controversial and i will illuminating for a lot of people especially coming out of gun control debate which has been going on in this country for years which is reinvigorated now baesz of tragedy in orlando there was attention of donald trump because ever a tweet he sent out congratulating himself and at the same time talking about the fact the president is not saying the term radical islam what exactly would using this label accomplish. what would it change. calling it a different name does not make it go away. this is a political sgrax not once has adviser of mine said if we used that phrase we'll turn this whole thing around. not once. >>> all right well that's the president this week. now it's not been an a thx the president knows full well. but the are on the pr

virtually no blue line service and paerms are forced on to a maze of shuttle buses and "fox5" tom fitzgerald has been riding those shuttles all day and joins us live on board one of them, tom. >> hey, welcome to the fox we have been here since noon. passengers get ready for this this will be the norm through the rest of this month into july 3. that's how long. there will nobody metro service between eastern market, minnesota avenue and fannie road. look at this video fromelier today. this was around noon. this was lunch hour. you would have thought that would have been a lesser amount of passengers. in fact metro tells us tonight they're seeing about a 65% drop in the number of passengers minnesota avenue and bening road. all of these people you see in there right now got forced on to accordion buses and hires the problem. these buses, they're big, good, air conditioned and they only hold about 100 people and there's six car trails about 1,000 you don't need to understand this is a big drop-off on metro capacity. passengers we talked to today don't like the inconvenience and understand the r

we have a good one. >> happy father's day to our own tom fitzgerald. >> thank you appreciate it. >> onof all dads we accept your congratulations thank you very much. >> all right. >> let's get right to did for all the dads out there a special father's day forecast. for my dad too, happy father's day to you. 71 this morning comfortable out there dulles 67 and mannasas 63 and frederick 63 and 66 in and they now warmed to almost mid 60s you can get a sense of how fast we warm things up today. dry air in place and lots of sunshine and things heat up quickly. re radar. again pretty much sunshine dominating today with maybe a few high thin clouds and right now over the ohio valley trying to slide our way later today. that will be about the only concern today. it's going to be a good one. 90 degrees. however, as someone wrote on my fashion book yesterday they don't care if it's 100 as long as humidity stays low. that is what we'll have today. humidity stiz low. hot one. father's day lots of sunshine for all the number one dads out there get outside and enjoy. it throw the sun screen on uv ind

. >> i saw tom fitzgerald tweeted that he's going to ask you to bottle it up so we can have a little bit every day. >> i'm going to definitely check that out. >> i think that's what he was talking about. >> i wish we could bottle this up. this is phenomenonal and kind of makes up for soggy saturated cool may. i'll take this. we will keep it beautiful again tomorrow and it wn't be quite as chilly tonight. we had a lot of 40's last night. definitely needed that jacket early this morning, the kid likely needed the hoodie at the busstop but it should be a few degrees warmer tonight and we will have a deck of clouds passing through that will had he want as well. we're going forward dry and wanted to show you the high temperature, 82 is exactly average for we haven't been average for awhile. dulles 80 bwi 81 and our temperatures tomorrow the average high goes to 83. i believe we're going to be right about -- we're going to warm it up since today was 82. saturday, 90 and if we hit 90 on saturday, that will be the first time this year we're done it. it's late for us to get the first 90. that

tom fitzgerald with you.andsome man on the end there. editor of the hill.com. so much changed in the last couple days since we last went her. >> westerny sander the party is coming behind hillary clinton she gotten dorsment of obama, bide ep, warn, jackson, it was a week ago last saturday he said it could be contested convention. >> why has he not droppedu >> one of the things that speaks toy don't know integrity or what the i cannot stand it when a candidate on the day of the last primary it looks like they're down and out and then the next day they announce they're leaving. there's something to be said hees trying to stay in this through d.c.. what that art came out monday night the victor. >> he didn't like that. >> he said i'm in this and he stayed in it. i think we have sound from bernie sanders. >> i congratulated her on her strong campaign. i looked forward to meeting with her with her those were fire trucks putting out the burn this want him out of the race. when he said that that was coming out ever

supreme court tonight tom fitzgerald fox 5t local news. >> supreme court weighed in on biggest abortion case in 255 years they struck down a texas law, required doctors who wh perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a near by house. clinics have to meet standards. more than three quarters of of abortion clinics in texas to shutdown ruling centers around a 1992 decision which says state w laws cannot -- hundred offer metro works could soon be out ou a job. >> according to a memo sent to staff 500 jobs will be cut. paul wiedefeld plans to to eliminate jobs that are considered redundant.. metro also identified vacant jobs that are not essential andl those employees impacted will be laida off over the next several months. set toimum wage is become law here in the district. mayor muriel bowser will sign legislation that raises it to 15 dollars an hour over the nexthe four years. she'll be joined by other dc officials and community members at columbia height civic plaza. right now the minimum wage is 1050 it will increase to 11 dollars 50 cents in july and continue to rise until it

tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". >> and "fox5" is in fairfax county tonight where police need the public's help in identifying three people in connection with a burglary that happened in mcclain. it happened on june 12 at a commercial building on mary lee drive and police are hoping someone will recognize the suspects from these surveillance photos. if you happen to recognize one of these people or have something please call police. . >>. >> turning to race for white house now, donald trump and campaign manager are parting ways. lieu endow ski is leaving the team following a series of controversial bouts with colleagues and press and lieu due ski has been by trump's side since he launched his campaign. his relationship with r & c officials and leaders in of the gop. trump spokesperson said the campaign is grateful to korey for hard work and dedication and wishes him the best in the future. >> mgm national harbor has a brand new employment center. resort refurbished tom is addison elementary school to house this certainty it will remain the national training facility for mgm harbor and coll

today, our tom fitzgerald found that what she don't somebody a ten-minutes ride took nearly an hour. phase 2 lasts until july 3rd. >>> it was a chose call for a liquor store employee in tell me he will hills almost hit by a car that crashed into the building. police responded to the crash around 6:00 this evening, one employee was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. police say the driver hit the store after losing control in the parking lot. the driver was not hurt. there was no word yet on what caused that crash. >>> first on fox 5, a busy intersection in the district has residents concerned about their safety. it's just steps away from dozens of home near the h street corridor. and neighbors want city official to say make changes. marina marraco is live in northeast with the story. marina? >> reporter: intersection is confusing. you have traffic coming at you in six different directions then you have cars traveling up and down 8th street coming up to this light that you see behind me. it's red now. when it's green, you have cars across the way in the opposite d

tom fitzgerald. sarah send it back to you. >> of course the clarksberg students dealing with this the way they can. they take to social media and we are seeing the #clarkberg strong, we want to share with you some of the tweets that the students have been putting out there today. hug your friends and family a little tighter today. and never miss a chance to tell someone what they mean to you. #clarkberg strong. another person tweet to go it's so sad because this was not how today was supposed to go. but all the families have all my love. greg rotate been a tough year for the clarkberg area and this one hits hard. please be safe. finally, this should not have happened again. they were so amazing and gave joy to everyone. we love you guys. laura such a sad day for sure. back to you. >> very sad. >>> meanwhile developing in fairfax county, one man did he do, a woman wounded after a shooting in annondale. the victims knew each other but a short of calling this domestic dispute children were inside the ho

fox 5 tom fitzgerald is live you went looking for answers what did you find out? >> reporter: you know these the stairs are bone dry right now. that was not what it looked like yesterday around 6:15. we've got some new time video that just got sent outt from metro just a few moments mm ago.go. now, we want you to take a look at this. this was about four minutes after six yesterday. metro has sped all this up, what you can see right there if you f look at it, that cascade of water this is connecticut avenut southbound side of the street entry and that water, the poor woman just stands there on then left side of the screen for upwards, before she decides to take oven not stands in all thaa was there any more.y m this just goes on and on and on. now, residents in this area wila tell you this: when you look at that they say they've never seen anything like that but they are not 55. because the folks have been complaining for years about dc d water sewers in thisn neighborhood not doing the job.b you see water showed up here today, opened up some stormtor drains, open

that's where fox5's tomom fitzgerald is live tonight.ight tom, we got our first look atk d.c.'s plan to help riders during that shutdown.ng >> reporter: yeah, it's torr: y, really eye opening, sarah. sar consider this. ddot told us tonight that this shutdown right here for 16 f days between benning minnesota n and over on eastern markette that is going to affect aff this is going toop cut off wardf seven east to the anacostia ana from downtown for more thanore t two weeks. now, keep in mind this is metro's big plan but it'sut i going to cause big problems for d.c. commuter and mayor andm muriel bowser said today she'sow going to try to dose what shehae can to ease that concern. but she wanted to make it m clear, if you think thatnk you're not going to have toav t come up way safe track plan, well, think again. ain >> sometimes people put off thinking about things thatbout are -- seem far out or seemr s like they don't affect them. a so, we're asking them to pay attention because it is goingitg to impact every aspect of o commutes in the region. r >> reporter: just be cool. all

live in reagan national tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. >> all right, fits, meanwhile, you might want to check your wallets and purse toss see if i own one of those paper fare cards from metro. if you have one you have until thursday to transfer the amount on the paper card to your smart trip card. after thursday the paper cards will be worthless. last year metro phased out those paper cards and turned to the smart trip cards only. metro says the move from paper to plastic it has saved time, money and convenience for the transit system, and for most passengers. >>> up ahead: help for flood from here at home. paul? >> reporter: this ambulance owned by the wheaton volunteer rescue squad is about to go on its longest call for service. i'll have that story straight ahead, jim? >> reporter: also ahead, ikea pulling dressers from its stores after several deadly accidents. tee days on the recall, and parents, and everyone needs to know about. >> get this, tampon that can also help detect cancer and track fertility? how scientists are working to make smart tampons a reality. >> plu

we are life in capital hill, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. > there were also people trapped in the pulse nightclubih for three hours before swathefo teams stormed the building andnd killed the gunman and some survivors are questioning why police did not act faster. in an interview with our sisterr station in new york, jeanette mccoy says she made it out of the club and couldn't believeou police were waiting to go in. there was anger because i was there when all the cops there were there. i was yelling at them. i didn't understand why they w didn't go in. they should have went there's no way that am shots should be shot and they'rehey' standing back. jeanette, you feel like policeeo waited too long before theyhe actually got inside the club. >> absolutely. i have videos of me screaming at the cops telling them that theyt should be going in there and shooting him because the the consistency of the shots, it's not as if the guy waited. they were in there. i saw when the cops started tohe shoot, but then they retaliated back. infuriated.n as a civilian i really wanted te go in there an

fox5's tom fitzgerald is at is the headquarters ofe he imatmigrion and customsgratioan enforcement in southwest withouh more on this. t tom. >> reporter: well, thisor court ruling today coulted notad have been more timely. it was only days ago that thehat montgomery county police chief thomas manger told the county ct counsel that his department depm lab fighting against a rising rs tied of gang related crime and homicide.micide in 2015, the department investigated eight such cases.h. that represented a quadruplingua of the numbers of just over ajuo year before. befe. and this year, montgomeryontger county is once again investigating a homicide whichic is believed to be gang related.re now, experts will point out it is the latino communitiescommuns themselves that are bearing the brunt of this violence. both lawt enforcement and and political leaders in d.c.,.c maryland and virginia say the increase in gang viole some opinions that isonthat i connected to the wave ofected te accompanied minors in the waniei united states.norsunit many of them came to the u.s. during that crush of ille

. >> good morning thanks for wake up with us i'm annie yu >> i'm tom fitzgerald. >> our top story this morning a wet start to sunday june 5. let's take a live look outside at radar. up and down the east coast it's wet out there and won't get much better. >> millions of you along the east coast are in this pam of what could be some serious and severe storms. >> wright over to caityln roth joining thus morning a busy day as you look at this it's really everywhere. >> it s good morning toe both and to everyone else. we had overnight rain. we're expecting thunderstorms that could be severe later on today. i'ming it late afternoon, evening, between 3 and 4 . it's been unsettle aid couple days. we had overnight rain that pushed off the delaware coastline well out to sea during the overnight hours. back behind it showers moving through west virginia and we could have showers this morning. in fact chance for shower. the main line or main activity will be later today. let's look at temperatures right now. warm, sticky, yet again, 73 washington and 72 mannasas and 73 quanitco and 70 leopard town

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via skype is tom fitzgerald. he is political writer .eing with us. >> my pleasure. >> clearly the fact that hillary be in the going to pennsylvania. she's going to be in pittsburgh next tuesday. going to behat it's a key state for the democrats and republicans. said he thinks he can win pennsylvania. if he were to win, how were he it?o to haveuld have unbelievable turnout from the the state.t of last 25 to 30the years has voted more and more republican. you got the appalachian part of he would have to, toehow, figure out a way appeal to people in the suburban philadelphia. that's where elections are decided in pennsylvania in the ofnties around the city philadelphia. some success has with higher college educated suburban voters toward the end of the primary. his strength has been with white without a college degree, blue collar voters. just aren't enough of pennsylvania. college educated who,e and white women according to the most recent this state, loath trump. >> tom fitzgerald. senate map,k at the there are descriptions what the democ

so tom fitzgerald outside thesit gate of joint base andrews. tom, you look like you've been y what can you share to us especially we're hearing nowearn there is no active shooter? sotr >> reporter: all right. rig this is the situation of what wa know and what we don't know. kno and this is coming from andrewse air force base itself. keep this mind. there are a lot of moving parts here.re there was an active shooter what they call an exercise going onoi at andrews air force base this morning.morng. around 9:00 o'clock this we know from andre air force base public affairs office they received ave call of app active shooter. they call that a real world ca call. so when you're in situation liko this, you don't want to get toot far down the road about what has happened and what has notot happened.ha you know when we get these t reports of people walking out of the building with their hands uu in the air, we have seen this before.. remember, little over year ago,a there was a report of a situation naval medical center. cter. in that situation, we sawa

fitzgerald. let's check in with tom kierein. good morning, i guess thank you. >> you're welcome.hank you very much. i'm here on the storm team 4 weather deck in northwest washington. and friendship heights and tenleytown area, i'm just being told that i will have to come back in. it is a gorgeous day under way. when you're out and about, you can check the latest weather where you are with the storm team 4 nbc washington app. there is the capital camera, 234r5g flags flapping in a gentle breeze. walking, bike, hiking forecast for this sunday, tonight time temperatures low 80s, lohumidity for the rest of the afternoon. by 3:00, should be touching upper 80s. lights breeze by 6:00 p.m. so a delightful day coming up. no rain today. a look at our next chance for rain and storms, that is coming up this half hour. >> tom, thank you so much. >>> switching gears, completely different situation as homeowners in some of the flood ravaged towns in west virginia get to see what is left of their homes. they got to see that on saturday. mud covered pretty much everything. most people lost everyt

fitzgerald. a warm and comfortable weekend in store. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein issing traing how long the sunshine will be sticking around. good morning, tom. >> you said the key word, meagan. comfortable. we've got low humidity moving in on a fresh northeasterly breeze. starting off early on t a lot of clouds. now the cloud cover breaking up, sunshine breaking out. here's a live view from the storm team 4 tower camera overlooking montgomery conti in the foreground. off in the distance on the roho rises horizon, frederick county. and reagan national up to 75 degrees. beautiful day under way, setting the stage for a wonderful weekend. storm team 4 radar scanning clouds. no rain from west virginia all the way to the bay and the atlantic beaches. a look at our next chance for rain and storms, that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> tom, thank you. >>> breaking news to get to now. out of fort worth, texas. two people dead and at least four others injured at a shooting at a dance studio. police say it happened at studio 74. the building was being rented ou

fitzgerald. it will be sun graglasses and ss kind of day. tomin is tracking when we'll see temps in the mid-80s. >> and we are starting off very beautiful on this sunday morning. we've got the low humidity in place. and we do have some fresh and cool temperatures. in fact might need a light jacket as you're heading out the door maybe to walk the dog. down to near 60 in many of the suburbs. there is the national cathedral overlooking washington. you won't need the umbrella today. sunglasses and sunblock needed, though. comfortable sleeveless and shorts. great day for walking, biking, hiking. lots of sunshine, just high clouds with low humidity. low 80s noontime. upper 80s by 3:00 p.m. and still comfortable humidity. look at the next chances for rain and storms, that is coming up in just a few minutes. >>> want to get to breaking news. a man is dead after a shooting in southeast washington. this happened just after midnight on wah when police arrived, the man was hurt and rushed to the hospital but didn't survive. no word yet on a suspect. >>> and

fitzgerald in for angie goff. break out the shorts and sunglasses, you're going to need it, folks. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein tracking sunshine coming our way. good morning, tom. >> good morning. and a gorgeous weekend on the way. right now low clouds are around and still rather humid. temperatures hovering right around 70 degrees. live view from our capitol camera overlooking union station. the flag flapping gently in a northeasterly breeze, but lower humidity moving in as the day progresses. right now temperatures in the 60s. shenandoah valley and mountains of west virginia and virginia, hovering around 70 at the bay, around 70 degrees. storm team 4 radar clear, the beaches, the bay, west shenandoah valley, in the mountains, a great day for outdoor recreation, getting in some exercise,ú getting in some yardwork. the next chances for rain, minutes. >> we will check in with you then. thanks. >>> coming up on 6:02. a developing story out of prince george's county. five people shot, three dead. this happened around 9:30 off marlboro pike. among those that died two women and a man. at last check the fou

fitzgerald. it will be a sunglasses, shorts kind of day. maybe get outside with some park cuing. for the latest let's check in with tom kierein.ing, tom. with tom kierein. good morning, tom. >> great day for the pool, as will. we'll have sun with low humidity and we'll take this in late june. right now the bright sun climbing high in a blue sky. just wispy high clouds. mild morning, low humidity, but turning more humid on monday. so for your exercise forecast, we'll be in the upper 70s over the next hour. then low 80s by noontime. by 1:00, mid-80s. mid and upper 80s for the rest of the afternoon with lots of sunshine. very light wind. low humidity stays with us throughout the rest of the day into early this evening. a look at our next chance for storms coming up in just a few minutes. >>> we're following where break ne news, a man dead after a shooting this southeast d.c. just after midnight on wahler place. when police arrived, they found a man hurt and he was rushed to hospital but died. no word yet on a suspect.

fitzgerald there with an incredible story of survival. it's unbelievable to see how well he's doing. >> you can't change a situation and environment in your mind, how you approach it. >> tomwe walked into the stewed kbroe this morning and now he has the halo sunlight over him. >> like a sweet angel you are. >> can you hear the singing. >> that's a live picture. right outside our video window here overlooking at potomac river. starting out with sunshine. the highest sun angles of the year for the next few days. as we get into the summer solstice on monday, be prepared for very strong sunshine. as we get into the rest of the day today, need the sunglasses, sun block. you can go sleeveless and put that away. won't be needing that. we'll have warm afternoon temperatures today and tomorrow. off to a cool start now. just the mid-50s in much of the shenandoah valley and the mountains of west virginia. closer to washington, only the low 60s. low 60s in the cheese peek bay. storm team 4 radar, no rain at all from the mountains to the bay and the atlantic beaches. a beautiful saturday morning under way. a great day to get exercise in. get in a run between now and noontime. generall