it was a big priry night in maryland. this morning we have the results of the biggest races. >> first we want to get a check on the forecast and the commute. we'll hear from melissa in a moment. first, t we'lln to chuck bell. >> i can tell you anything you want to know. what do you want to know? >> all of it. >> everything you've got. >> i've got to save something for later. 4 things you need to know about the weather. very little sunshinetoday. rain becoming more and more likely as we get into the afternoon and evening. in fact, rumbl of thunder after 6 or 7:00 this ifening. ou don't like hot weather, you need to start looking for a way out of town before friday and the weeke gets re. we're looking at areas of rain in kentucky and west virginia. it's a dry srt this morning. dry rainfall wise. it's noticeably more humid t n it's been the last fewdays. no0s on the map. rain becoming likely by later on on wednesday afternoon and evening. more about tomorrow and the heat wave coming on up. good morning. morning, chuck. takin

maryland, it's time for bold victories and new leadership. ben jealous. governor. >>> a california woman is facin criticism tonight after she was caught on camera allegedly calling police on an africanan amer8-year-old girl calling water. jordan rogers was sling water bottles in san francisco across from at&t park when the woman approached the girl asking for a permit. when the woman appeared to start calling police, the girl's mothertarted recording. that's her voice you hear. the girl's mother claims the call was racially thmotivated. woman says that's not true and says she onlyte prended to call officers never showed. you see her ducking there. that video has been widely rculated on social media. >>> meanwhile, a transgender woman says an employee at a popular downtown restaurant refused to let her use the women's restroom and tomorrow she plans to file a complaint with the d.c. office of human rights. charlotte was at aaclorette party friday night but when she went to use the restroom, she says an employee asked tor see i.d. she refused. the employee

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. >> primary decision 2018 in maryland happens tomorrow. more than 18,000 voters aren't properly registered because of a computer error at the mva. >> news 4 nicole jacobs jounz us now liv to explain how you can make sure that all of your information is correct before the vote tomorrow. hi, nicole. >> thousands of people havingor incorrect ition in the computer system. some skritices say this is a political ploy to confuse vers which they believe could suppress voter turnoutor tomorrow, but mva and election officials say they're doing all they can to remedy this problem. voters can do their due diligencng as well by g to the board of elections website, to the lookup website. type in your information. you'll then seet exactly w information is under your name, if in a information is incorrect you have the ability to change that. maryland state election officials are also holding a hearing next month. they say this is the last thing they want to happen during the generalelection. now, if you need to do some lrct minute reson any of the candida

thank you to the maryland combined analysis center. there are no other suspects we're looking for right now. we have no reason to believe anybody else but the suspect was involved in this atrocity. we did recover the suspect's car after a pretty lengthy search nearby. we have conducted a search warrant on that. i can't give you much more on that right now because we're still putting puzzle pieces together. we did also do overnight a search warrant in the 400 block of armstrong court, maryland state police helped us serve that warrant last night. i would like to thank them again. we did find evidence at the residence, i can't go into a whole bunch of details about it, but i will tell you it is evidence showing the origination of planning things like that in his apartment and it shows what we knew we would find, which is that we have one bad guy and that for his own reasons he chose to do what he did yesterday. we have confirmed i think already it was a shotgun used in the incident. i would also confirm it was a pump action shotgun. it w

on maryland ters. simple to prevent that and it ware a life jacket. the water on the potomacno is cm right but maryland natural resources police say in minutes an accident could put boats in danger, thi t weekend,wo brothers from silver springs, franklin and eriberto f irufino bothn their 40's, died after it appears their small fishing boat hit something near cobb island inharles coundy. they were eject policeou differ f their bodies sunday morning >> the boat w found going around ine a circl off cobb island >> spokes wom for natural resources police said the summer to come is already looking like it will be a deadly one for boaters in maryland. in las 18 months, 16 people have died on maryland waters. notf one oem was wearing a li vt >> life jackets are your personal line of defense. all of our victims this year re certainly within sight of shore. in many cases help was on the way. that life jacket givesn you opportunity to stay afloat until we can get there. >> reporter: officialsn makin effort to re

he does live in the state of maryland. we are in the process of securing that residence and preparing for search warrants. so this is the next phase of this scene. and that is the investigative phase. this is the part that takes the most time. as i would assume many of you have already heard from many other police agencies in the state of maryland and across the country, the investigative process is very difficult. we must be thorough. that's why you will not get the information from social media from us unless it's been confirmed. we have allowed our investigators to do their job. they are there now and we are going to continue to provide you with information. i want to share something with you that i think is important. we mentioned before about the improvised explosive device. that is not an i.e.d. it was actually canisters, um, of smoke grenades that he used inside of the building when he entered the establishment. so this person was prepared today to come in. this person was prepared to shoot people. his intent was to

maryland has a system that has come under som fire from civil libertarians called the maryland image repository system. he analysis center ran the picture through that system and that was able to t identify suspect. we would have been much longer in identifying him and being able to push forward in the investigation without that system. it was a huge thing for us last night and thus for the citizens of anne arundel county. [inaudible question] i believe, bear with me on this, i'm not a pro, i believe it's driver's license and mugshot. [inaudible question] we had lag getting answers on fingerprints. i think tha ws probably the unnamed senior law enforcement source who wishes toemain anonymous said that. because they read lag as an attempt h on part. we had lag. it happens. i don't know why it happens. last night i don't know why it took us a little longer through the computer system. computer systems do that. but we immediately didn't the luxury of waiting, so we turned to the help that we used. >> so when you were taking his moving ints, he was around or -- >> i can't answer that. i

this talk with maryland and virginia. bothides have to get involved here and agree on what they want to do. that certainly requires some extra negotiating. love them or hate them, more express lanes could be on the way. >> we are looking at extending two lanes of the currentla exprs s to the vicinity of the american legion bridge. >> traffic is ridiculous. it is alwaysad b going to maryland. it doesn't matter which time of go. day you >> reporter: maryland driver in support of the plan. >> they need an era lane somehow. >> reporter: and that is what this environmental s is all about. it's a new and early look at what it would take to extend the express lane if you drive around the legion bridge area you know it hasne becomef the biggest bottlenecks in our region. this project requires a bit of diplomacy because maryland and virginia have to work together. >> we understand that to truly have big impact on traffic congestion in the area we need to have aystem that continues across the river. >> reporter: not everyone is in

state of maryland reporters at the outlet say that multiple people have been shot. it's confirmed that to me a putin and donald trump will hold their first official summit in helsinki but the meeting in the finnish capsule is already sparking anxiety on both sides of the atlantic. and it's day fifteen of the world cup in russia deciding who go through and who go home the big clashes between europe heavyweights england and belgium kaliningrad.

we're tack about leash you're world in maryland. al en i son, tucke, tope trust us you're not going to want to miss a moment of the fun thatll "fox5" wiring. >> also don't forget you can i n style this summer with our "fox5" zip trips. alisyou have to go to fox5dc.com/contest now through august 19. enter for khawns to win a lease on 20 19 acura ls. all finali must attend the final zip trip event which tapes august 31. all entrance must be drn the prize is provide the by d.c. arch you're adealers. fox5dc.com/contest. >> we're tracking lots of clouds this morning.bl comfortal.e temperatures stil humidity returning to reeming yoon and wes could gets later on today. maybe around rumble of thunder well satellite and radar doesn't look bad. things more organized asth sun gets ie okay and we get more daytime heatinging for storms to with. day ahead. chance of showers through the morning hours. had hit and miss there. better chance of storms as head through second half of afternoon into early evening houvrmentz typical around here. 5 to 10:

maryland voters have until next thursday to cast their ballots early. the maryland primary is june 26. >>> hank diedel's tavern is one of our area's oldest bars. the tavodn sto on it for more than 10 year snoo they insurance, so the majority of work will be done by volunteers with donated materials. so great to see the community rally around that establishment to get it rebuilding. he> well, today is last day of school for a lot of kids in our area, and that means it'sin time to something for them to do this summer. this morning we are kicki off our summer staycation series. >> molette green is working for you dlut our area. today she's previewing a summer event at the national air and space museum. it's free. that is one of the c slestts in our entire area, molette. >> yeah, this is my first time e making it out, and i am in absolute awe. we're delighted this morning have the united states air force drill team wh us. amongst the 50 plus vintage and modern aircraft that is on di lay right here inside this building. part of the smithsonian's innovations

. >> over to maryland minutes george is investi ating homicide upper malboro. they were called to biping ham toplace and f a man outside shot. d hed on the scene and rightes now dete are working to fis suspects an a motive. >> time now is 4 had:30 we're following one closeace from last night's prime aarry result in maryland. >> just a few hundred votes separate candidates for montgomery country executi. ne cut rear is joiningm us livemontgomery country with the latest in this storyment we were talking about a really, really close as you can get right anne.y votes here.uple hundred when you hear the expressio every vote counts this is what they're talking about in this very exciting montgomeryoun county executive race. the veteran council member markel jvrmingridge and david blair are neck and neck. let's take a look at mbers with 251 of 255 presignate reporting and blair has 34,277 vote andel judge written has 347p 29. and due toic tal error 80,000 voters statewide may have had toio cast provisl ballots and those won't be counted until next week. th>> ande dpoc

the maryland transportation authority police. department of maryland -- maryland resources police. annapolis fire and bomb squad. prince georges county, montgomery county. bwi, baltimore washington international airport fire and rescue services. the nsa police came. the fbi was as always a very present help in times of trouble. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms gave us a large amount of help. and nsa came to help. the united states secret service came to help. and the postal inspectors came to help. whether they were helping us direct traffic, whether they were bringing water to cops who were dehydrated or whether they helped us go in that building and save people's lives, every cop from all of those agencies was a part of how we saved people's lives yesterday. i thank them from the bottom of my heart for the anne arundel county police department. i would like to thank our community. one of the beautiful things about wearing a badge and a patch in anne arundel county is we know how our community feels about us. we have heard you in the last 24 hours as always, we thank yo

two major plays out today in maryland. rushern baker and ben jealous who participatedn earlyoting was campaigning in tacoma park. live in baltimore with more from one of the largest polling places in that city. chris. >> reporter: well, wendy, for more than a year now the state mda was supposed to best reing voters when they changed the address on their an license or makher change. however, for whatever reason computer glitch or something else, the mda failed leaving thousands of voters unregistered making today's primarye m difficult. at this baltimore polling place they have a separate booth for those casting provisional ballot. as many as 80,000 voters may have to cast provisional s. ball >> i'm hoping that everyone comes out and ves provisionally and we get those votes counted. >> some say it is difficult to pick a choice for governor with eight democratic candidates on the ballot. this couple couldn't com to an agreement on who they chose. who did you vote for and why? >> i voted for ben jealous cause i think he has t

the maryland primary is set for june 26th. the remaining democrats are running to takenarry hogan will debate on news 4 sunday. tom sherwood will modere right after "meet the press." >>> coming up on 5:08. the historic nuclear summit with whah korea is over so happens now? president trump will return to the white house this morning from singapore. meanwhile, secretary of state mike pompeo is in seoul. today he will sit dow with officials from south korea, japan and china to discuss their goals for nth korea's denuclearization. >> now the task is to really put meat on the bones. secretary of sta pompeo will have to start negotiations to see ifhere are any concrete steps towards denuclearization. >> there are questions about the deal he and kim jong-un signed. it doesn't require pyongyang to disclose where they are or h many. it doesn't define denuclrization or a time line. >>> what you pay for medications is up for debate. yesterday senators grilled s trumop health official, alex azar, the american patients first plan is suppos

the maryland statements also on the way. -- the maryland state police also on the way. they're also responding to the shooting incident, for which there's precious few details. i will say the "capital gazette" appears to have published a story on their website at this point which is providing information. it appears to be the same information that the "baltimore sun" is reporting, saying there have been multiple people shot in this newsroom, attributing it to a "gazette" reporter by the name of phil davis. the same story that brian stelzer spoke about, published by "the baltimore sun," co-owned by the same company as this newspaper. at this point, there's really just a big response from the polices. upon -- not only the federal agencies but local authorities. we're trying to figure out how to contain the situation. no matter how many people have been injured, people saying several people have been injured in this shooting. we don't know whether they have anybody in custody, whether they know if it was one shooter or multiple people who did this shooting. precious few de

people with their -- a newspaper in annapolis, maryland. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms is said to be on the scene. the newspapers are owned by the baltimore sun media group. the wall street journal reports that white house chief of staff john kelly is expected to leave his position sometime this summer. the journal says president trump is consulting advisors about possible replacements. heirs, bus -- chief of staff and mick mulvaney who heads the office of management and budget. the successor for chief justice anthony kennedy will face a confirmation by. those of us warn of massachusetts told the gathering, people around the country are worried and they are right to worry. understand, people are rising up. donald trump is not king. no one makes it to the supreme court without going through the united states senate. mark: republicans re: hold a slim majority in the senate, so they should be able to approve any nominee as long as their coalition holds together. -- interior department's inspector general is looking into complain

maryland actually has pretty good common sense type gun safety laws, but maryland islaot an and much of the gun violence and death by gun violence in maryland occurs with guns and firearms brought from t other s that do not have the same laws. so we need to pass universalim al background checks. we need to limit the capacity of these semi automatic weapons. we should ban all semi automatic assault weapons. that willave livesround the country. we don't know the specific circumstances of this case and this particular tragedy, but wew do kno measures should be taken right away toede the overall toll rom gun violence around the country. >> senator, so many agencies came together this afternoon. what a you hearing about the investigation? have you learned anything? >> well, i've heard primarily what you've been reporting. they've been trying to get information from the shooter as has been reported. the shooter hasn not b cooperating with police in terms o of providing information. so we don't kno the motive. i do want to applaud the first responders. all accounts thewere on the scene with

he does live in the state of maryland. we are in the process of securing that rez deposition and preparing for serge warrants. this is the next scen phase of e scene, the investigative phase. this is the part that takes the most time. as i would assume that many of you have heard from police agencies in the state of maryland and across the country, the investigative process is very difficult. we must be thorough. that's why you will not get the information from social media from us unless it's been confirmed. we have allowed our investigators to do their job. they are there now. and we are going to continue to provide you with information. i want to -- hold on one second. i want to share something with you that i think is important. we mentioned before about the imimprovised explosive device. that is not an iad. it was actually canisters of smoke gra naitd grenades that hd inside of the building when he entered the establishment. so this person was prepared today to come in, this person was prepared to shoot people. his in

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today is primary day in maryland. the mva computer glitch isan woe riginally thought. >> we know that 80,000 voters -- justin finch joins usive from takoma park on how this is going to impact the election results. good mornin justin. >> angie, eun, good morning. t we know at the it will likely delay the official vote count until some4tme after the of july. these with pple who likely updated their -- after changing thedress. they did not make a purchase like an id on the m dot mva site or a self-service kiosk here. they will still be able to vote on primary day by using aov ional ballot at their polling place assigned by their current address. because those wl have to be counted and certified separately, that is going t likely delay our official vote count until after the holiday, the fourth of july. we're live from takom, i'm justin finch, news 4. >> thank you. covered on as you this primary day from the governor's race, u.s. house, and senate and even crowded local races in montgomery and prince n george's es. all ha

maryland primary election. what should have been easy y at the polls is expected to being packed with frustration for 0,000 voters all caught in a computer glitch. >> falling down. confusion about president trump's trade taivrs with china leads to msive stock sell-off on wall street. "fox5" morning at 5 a.m. startsow right n. >> to good morn you. thank you for joining us. it's tuesday, june 26 and it

he does live in the state of maryland. we are in the process of securing that rez deposition and preparing for serge warrants. this is the next scen phase of e scene, the investigative phase. this is the part that takes the most time. as i would assume that many of you have heard from police agencies in the state of maryland and across the country, the investigative process is very difficult. we must be thorough. that's why you will not get the information from social media from us unless it's been confirmed. we have allowed our investigators to do their job. they are there now. and we are going to continue to provide you with information. i want to -- hold on one second. i want to share something with you that i think is important. we mentioned before about the imimprovised explosive device. that is not an iad. it was actually canisters of smoke gra naitd grenades that hd inside of the building when he entered the establishment. so this person was prepared today to come in, this person was prepared to shoot people. his in

we know that we have a tweet from the governor of maryland saying that maryland state police are also on the scene helping. so, again, jim kavanagh, we have the atf responding, the fbi responding, state police, anne arundel county, prince george's county. this is complicated. we saw this in parkland as well where there were neighboring counties, neighboring forces that converged on the school. it's 2018. i'm looking at a sheet one of my produc producer printed out for me for 2018. it is hard to believe this list is this long. once you know there is a shooting nobody takes a chance, everybody heads to the scene. >> right, everybody heads there because you don't know how big it is, you don't know how it's going to roll out. is it going to be one shooter in one building? and that's usually going to be dealt with by patrol and the local s.w.a.t. or is this going to be multiple shooters across a city? we don't know in these times, you know, what's going to happen. we could be dealing with mumbai. we could be dealing with a disgruntled employee. law enforcement responds, like clint said, op

maryland, it's time for bold victories and new leadership. ben jealous. governor. >> announcer: this is the xfinit sports desk. >> another thrilling day of sayi goal over and over again. >> these two were doing the wave. >> a two-person wave. >> i tried to join in. hey, look, n there's been shortage of tension at the world cup. not talking about reported beer shortages i moscow. there has been crying for argentina. the loss to croatia was the country's worst world cup loss since 1958. and defending champion gernnny was s by a loss to mexico, only adding to the drama of their day against sweden. eden can clinch a spot with a win. 30-second minute in this match, costly'turnover. arenhey always in world cup se matches, the tightly contested matches? sweden takes advantage. watch the touch, watch the finish. it's terrific. and sweden is up 1-0. ey're starting to believe. but 48th minute, germany fir go of the world cup, royce, uses his name, get it in the net, he did. tied at 1. 88th minute, a great chance. gomez's header saved. julian brant, that goes off th

airy, maryland. ironically, in 1864, the spring of 1864 he wrote a letter to his sister telling her he was going in the railroad and there were were inside and they're probably never would be and this was just a mother to before a famous battle. we try to make things as lifelike as possible, here we were inside and they're probably never would be then thewas just a motherhave d backdrop, we installed what is my favorite civil war railroad citygraph, it's actually point, virginia, but the story is the same, you see the soldiers so closely camped out by the tracks, you can imagine what it must've been like as those locomotives went through their day and night, belching steam and tooting their whistles and the clank of the cars interchanging and locking up. here we are posed in front of the davis campbell built 1869, shortly after the war. it represents the style of locomotive that was built here on site before and during the civil war, known as the lyman camel. the locomotive is called a camel because

. >> he is undermining so many of the things that we value as marylande marylanders. the voters of the state need to knowehat they're going to h a leader that's going to stand up and actually make sure we continue with theil c society. >>> larry hogan in november. now, you can watch the forum in full here on nbc 4 this sunday at 11:3.m. that's right after "meet the press." on>> the democrats the congressional baseball game, but congressman steve scalise may have been the mvp. last night he hit the field one year after he was criticallyd injuren a shooting at an alexandria baseball field. >>> the house majority whip received a standing ovation as they took to the field. he was escorted to second base by the two capitol police officers who were also hurt in a that shooting. fans who watchhe game at nats park say they're happy to see scalise back>>n the game. think we're all really excited to see steve scalise's come back. it's g been suchat story over the last year. >> democrats won 21-5. they raise money for local atarities, such as the boys and girls club of g washing

five confirmed fatalities at this newsroom in the capital of maryland. the question is going to be, in addition to everybody that tom winter so expertly laid out z this individual have some sort of a motivation? was he in any way trying to hit on a grievance that he had with that newspaper? did he have some sort of inspiration from out there, the vile rhetoric on social media these days calling on individuals to kill, to target report irs. what is that a part of it? we simply don't know. as for the police response, you talk about a 90 second pops for annapolis. it is a small town, a beautiful town, but it is the cap tafl maryland so you have got not only the city police, you have got the sheriff. you have got the state police. this is all part of the greater washington, d.c. capital original. when subpoena hits the red alert button in this area, the police response, all over, from northern virginia up to baltimore is fast and furious, like probably few other cities in the country, other than maybe new york and boston. i mean, the immediate expedited rush

brown of maryland. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 961, the gentleman from maryland, mr. brown and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland. mr. brown: in the proposed ndaa, chief management officer is to develop a plan no later than march 1, 2020 to transfer ertain functions from the disa to other elements to the d.o.d. my amendment on which i worked closely with my friend and colleague from maryland, prevents from executing this change. in fact, the administration has objected to this change in the ndaa because it would, i quote, seamless ility to communication of war fighters. while our men and wim defend our values abroad, this is managing the information network that supports our defense apparatus and fighting american interest on the global stage. this is to secure our network infrastructure for our war fighters. the question regarding, has never been asked or answered by this congress or the pentagon. while i commend the effort to find efficicies within the department of defense, it remains unclear what would

theast time a republican governor of maryland served two terms was back in the 1950s. >>> maryland senator ben carden looks poised to win again. he's s a third term after a 20-year career in the house. he overwhelmingly beat six democrats including chelsea manning. tony campbell is the winner amon republicans. >>> looks like the race for montgomery county executive will come down to provisional ballots. >> david blaire and ma elrich are tied. news 4's justin finch has more om gaithersburg on when we could learn the outcome of this race. od morning. >> reporter: eun, aaron, good morning. it will be a while here. we hav two democratic hopefuls earning the bid. the board of elections says you may not have a clear winner until next week. on your screen right now, the breakdown as it stands. marc elch, the long time council memr and david blaire both splitting the top spot. both taking 29%f the te. that's with 98% of county precincts reporting here. both are looki forward to winning the nomination. i will betimistic tha the democratic nominee for the county executive of montgomery county. >> so

the raging house fire in maryland w notnough eo >>> a computer proem in maryland means thousands of people could have ierkz. rying to cast their ballots i tomorrow's primary election. >> the president says the court should want play a role in deciding if people coming into the country should stay or go after a weekend filled with protests over the ongoing immiation crisis. >>> and flames ripped through a woman's home just hours before her wedding. the family says the fire can't stop them. >>> good morning, everyone. thanks for starting your with us. i'm eun yang. >> i'm angie goff sigts i for aaron this morning. take a look behind us. it looks like that weekend rain is out of here. we have a nice dry start to our workweek. >> something to look forward to. melissa has a look going in your first 4 traffic. first, storm team 4 meteorologist cluck bell with a forecast for monday. >> hey, good morning. happy monday, everybody. skies have been clearing out during the overnight hours, and we're going to be left with an abundance of sunshine for today. we'll get a few fair weather cumulus clouds b

he does live in the state of maryland. we are in the process of securing that residence and preparing for search warrants. so this is the next phase of this scene, and that is the investigative phase. this is the part that takes the most time, as i would assume many of you have already heard from many other police agencies in the state of maryland and across the country, the investigative process is very difficult. we must be thorough and that is why you will not get the information from social media or from us unless it has been confirmed. we have allowed our investigators to do their job and they are there now, and we are going to continue to provide you with information. i want to share something with you that i think is important. we mentioned before about the improvised explosive device. that is not an ied, it was actually canisters of smoke grenades that he used inside of the building when he entered the establishment. so this person was prepared today to come in. this person was prepared to shoot people. his intent

prince georges's -- for more on theforum search maryland candidates. >>> all right. we turn now to the weather. we are likely to be in weather alert mode tomorrow because of dangerous temperatures. but we hit the high 90s, the feel like temperatures, that's where the concern really sets in. >> absolutely. we are talking feel like temperatures in the triple digits tomorrow, folks. like i said earlier, and i've been saying all weekend summer doesn't officially begin until thursday, but we're gting started early and let's take a look right now at the current temperature and you can see it's still warm out there. 80 degrees and almost midnight and 77 in dulles airport. we're looking at -- i'm good. 75 in leesburg, 72 in front royal. let's go ahead and take a look at the radar because we did have some showers out there earlier, right? t was talking to erica and she said i got a l bit of rain on me. yeah. we were expecting isolated showers to pu through the ar and it just so happens we got one right over the district, but things are drying out and our rain outlook. we are

the same thing in the maryland case. there were different opinions the justices wrote and the liberal justices did write their opinion with a made it clear they are more sympathetic to this issue. the question is whether they can get justice kennedy to go along with them. host: it is always hard to see how the justices will react. when the arguments took place for this case, did you get a sense this might be the result? >> it looked like it was a close thing. justice kennedy did not really tip his hand one way or another. with the maryland case it was very clear they were reluctant to delve in. host: with the north carolina case you mentioned, can you set up the contours of that state's dilemma and how it leads to the larger issue of gerrymandering? more: north carolina is interesting because it is districts drawn by republicans that have been challenged by democrats. this would be the congressional districts. the theory is a little different to wisconsin. they do have plaintiffs in every district which is the thing the

in maryland on tuesday. he said he doesn't think there is any connection. we got harrowing accounts from a reporter at the "capital gazette" who was apparently inside the newsroom under his desk after the shooter opened fire. phil davis is a crime reporter for the paper. he tweet in addition a gunman shot slew the glass door to the office and opened fire on multiple employees. he added there is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you are under your desk, and then hear the gunman reload. police say they expect to brief reporters again shortly. we will of course bring you that. within the last few minutes the president tweeted he has been briefed on the situation and his thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. let's go now to nbc news investigations reporter tom winter, who has been covering this story since it first broke. what's the latest? >> so i'm just looking here at my phone. i want to read a statement from the deputy commissioner for counter-terrori

four ma maryland, four in virginia. we are in frederick and down in wald and oakton, alexandria, wood bridge, and chantilly. >> we have our world famous award winning st. louis ribs. end of the bris kit. we have a barbecue speal pit master secret. we have our burnt ends right here that we sear on our flat top. >> what is your helpers name here. >> this is famous crystal. >> here's thenformation for e bbq avenue. pennsylvania avenue third to seventhstreet. it's the best smelling weekend ba the year on pennsylvania avenue. to you, melissa. >> oh, i'm sure it is. >> we're going to be out there in just abo five minutes from now. >> right. >> we're hungry, radio it? >> yeah. spking ofthat, it is coming up on 6:56 now. here are four things to know. the arlington sem father metro stsion will be closed t weekend. crews are installing some wireless cables and buses will replace trains. >>> new reaction this morning to a news 4 i-teamt report found hundreds of d.c. public school teachers are not licensed. scott mcfarland broke th

president trump has been briefed on the shooting in maryland. let's go back to blake burman at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: president trump is actually in the air aboard air force one. as you know, he was in wisconsin earlier today. he's set to land in about 45 minutes to an hour or so. so right now the president on air force one as he got the news, as he was briefed about the shooting in annapolis, maryland. air force one is a technological marvel, just has about a all of the technological capabilities that one could ever want. the president has television screens on there, he often watches television when he is on air force one. we don't know if that is the case right now. i only brick it up because -- bring it up because he is on air force one, so it is quite possible that he is watching the events unfold on the television screens there. again, we expect to see the president land back here in the washington, d.c. area in about 45 minutes to an hour or so, and he has been briefed. his wife, the first a lady, melania trump, she

primarily across northern maryland and shheandoah valley. rain chances around the i-95 corridor and pns south wards are. fredericksburg and southern maryland, not zero, but very low. temperature-wise, a muggy start. mid to upper 70s. perfect day to get out to the pool. by noontime skies will be clearing out. it will be a sunny and warm finish to the day. by the time we get past 3:00 or 4:00, all those clouds will be gone. perfect weather for grilling in the backyardg. this even temperatures mid 80s at 6:00, falling into the upper 70s by 8:00. sun is not down in th8:37 this evening. for tomorrow all sunshine all the highs tomorrow up into the low 90s. hot and humid, but summer heat and humidity for tomorrow. as we get into the weekend, though, it's going to way warmer. 96 saturday. 97 sunday. 96 monday, and heat indexes, all three of those days, likely to be 100 degrees or hig going to start feeling like summertime, melissa. we'll have that ten-day forecast with your fourth of july outlook coming up. you can see theth purple on map. westbound

this is annapolis, maryland. i have just learned with you that there are multiple fatalities now reported at this location. i must tell you, hardly a day goes by in recent memory that there's not a report of an active shooter somewhere. they come in so often that most like -- most often we spend a lot of time ferreting them out before mentioning them to you. today we hoped that was the case here. instead, we have got word from the sheriff that they have multiple fatalities. ron is on the phone now. are you sheriff bateman? are you with us? >> yes, sir. >> shepard: what happened there? what can you tell us? >> this is very limited. this is a police investigation. we share jurisdiction. i was just informed a little while ago that based on the radio transmissions, several deputy sheriffs went to that address to provide assistance and do what was necessary at the scene. that's when we heard over the radio there were multiple fatalities. one of my deputy sheriff k-9 handlers made an apprehension of a suspect. it's ong

as you're crossing over om the maryland side just us caution. doesn't look like any delays are buildg and for that matter on either side ofod the wow wilson bridge. 39 free and clear. six minutes from the beltway to the 11th street bridge right there on 295.e and if ycoming from virginia, 66 etbound looks smooth, 21 minutes from manassas to the beltway. noroblems on any of our accidents except for the one on the inner aoop. that's a look weather and traffic. holly and oaureenver to you. >> thanks caitlin. > coming up, former first view of the country's current immigration situation. w >> andarner brothers studios cracking down on harry potter feoivals. >> let's g break now. as we do, live look there at37 . 270 up near clopper road, up in montgomeryer county, evhing is moving pretty oothly so f at least in that area. fox5 morning back right aftert this. go anywhere. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back to fox5 morning. today is n monday. time right is 4:39. this is a live lookt route 50 just west ofeahe chesapeake bridr sandy point. traffic movin

. >>> this, of cour is primary night in maryland. voters decided on races including which democratepill face rlican larry hogan in noveer. right now supporters are at two watch parties for the two leading candidate. former ncaa pda cte and richaun baker is in college park. >> update.ed as those numbers come in but first a fox5 exclusive. >> it is the biggest corruption scandal to hit prince george's county in years. >> members of the county liquor board busted forribery and tonight we learn a new layer a whistle bwer who said he came but topyears ago leaders refused to act. fox5's lindsay watts vestigates. >> the fbi called it operation dry saloon. bribes, corruption and liquor. so far eight pe plebeen convicted including two former maryland statetedelega >> i'missed off. rate it. >> at the center of theda scan this man, david, who serd on the prince george's county liqu board. thousands tolic officials paid because they wanted a new law that would let them sell booze on sunday. >> our goal is to put fierce into the criminals who are

thf the victims had ties to maryland. david culver was on campus and explains how the deaths are motivating future >> reporter: a rising senior at the u oversityf maryland, jarred bellman is studying broadcast journalism. he's spending part of his summer on campus working and today reflecting on thursday's shoot. >> when i got back to my apartmt i was talkingo my roommate and heard rob was one of them and a couple other maryland alums. it's scary. >> reporter: three of the journalists killed have ties to the marylandollege of journalism. gerald fischman graduated from maryland in 1979. john mcnamara started his dream job here sport reporting. he went on to cover maryland athletics. rob hiassen had just begun as an adjunct professor. >> the students loved him. e was fun to h in the billing. >> reporter: lucy points out that these tragic deaths coincide with the increasingly hostile tone taken to journalists. >> these are your neighbors and friends. they go to church with you and work incredibly hard. most journalists i thi

he does live in the state of maryland. we are in the process of securing that residence and preparing for search warrants. so this is the next phase of this scene, and that is the investigative phase. this is the part that takes the as i would assume many of youu have already heard from many other police agenciesol in the state of maryland and across the country, thee investigative process is veryou difficult. we must be thorough and that is why you will not get the information from social media or from us unless it has been confirmed. we have allowed our investigators to do their job and they are there now, and we are going to continue to provide you with information. i want to share something with you that i think is important. we mentioned before about the improvised explosive device. that is not an ied, it was actually canisters of smoke grenades that he used inside of the building when he entered the establishment. so this person was prepared today to come in. this person was prepared to shoot people. his intent was t

down in lexington park maryland. come down and sayit hi. s the site for today's zip lengton park.r park i should be fun down in saint mary's county.h them at 6:05. developing overnight.at's >> oh my god think that rollercoaster just derailed and we ran over there. sure enough it was hanging on by just looks like a tinyre . >> frightened onlookers describing a rollercoaster derament in daytona beach. it sent 2moiders plummeting than 30 feet not ground. several others left dangling had to be rescued byre fighters. six people in the hospital this morning. no word ond what c that derailment. >>loser look at home now on what's going on locally in the district a woman is fighting for her le after an apartment fire in northwest. that fire began in a ground floor n apartment lastight in the 800 block of r strt. at last check the woman was in critical condition no word on what sparked thefi . >> developing in fairfax county, a marathon school board meeting last night ended with a vote for changes to the sex ed program. >> battle lines were n at the

the last time a republican governor of maryland won back-to-back terms was in the 1960s. >>> maryland senator ben carden looked poised to win another term. he overwhelmingly beat six other democrats in the primary incling chelsea manning. she is the former soldier and whistle-blower who spent time in a military prison for leaking secrets to wikileaks. tony campbell is vying to challenge carden in november. >>> 5:04. it looks like the race for montgomery county executive will come down toal provisi ballots. >> david blaire and mark elrich are tied with 98% of precincts reporting. news 4's justin finch has more on when we could learn the outcome of the race. good morning. >> reporter: eun, aaron, good morning. likely sometime next week, july 6th nextfriday. after a second round of ballot prsessing. butt stands, the field of six candidates is whittled down to two. mark elrich, david blaire a health care company executive who's a newcomer to politics, both remain neck in neck at 29% of the vote with 98% precincts reporting here. last night both took to the mike and appeared to be looking

andls maryland have primaries coming up at the end of this month. district voters wil head to the poles on june 19th. maryland's primary is jun 26th >>> we have new information about the gas station explosion just outside of philadelphia. crews have pulled back efforts to find a worker missing for more than 12 hours now. theyre now calling it a recovery mission. the blast happened when two men worked on an underground tank. firefighters pulled one man to safety. he's in critical condition now. they say it's too risky to go underground. crews plan to search again though later owtoday. >>>o an update about the dancing fbi agent whose gun went off inside of a denver area nightclub. video of that incident you might recall went viral earlier this month. his gun falling out at that point after he finished doing that back flip and then it fired, went off, and it hit another man in the leg. well, yesterday police arrested him. he is.gent chase bish he's with second degree assault. he coulded faceharg mor charges depending on the result of his alcohol and dr

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