to 90s. could have a chance for shower or thunderstorm. 73 at reagan national, just not cooling off much these overnights. 70 in baltimore. 60s, a lot of rain and thunderstorm activity and that cooled off the atmosphere quite a bit. 61 in one chester. all right. we are waking up to some cloud cover out there. the remnants of that shower and thunderstorm activity that got going last night off towards the north and west. today, you will see a decent amount of sunshine, maybe a partly sunny day and then the frontal system that you see off to the north and west, the rain showers, some of that will get in here later this afternoon. look out for the possibility of some scattered showers and thunderstorms. it's possible that some those could be on the strong side today. partly sunny, hot later. 22 the daytime high. i'll have more details on a very hot-looking weekend. let's get to julie wright with traffic. good morning. >> good morning, tucker. traveling southbound along 270, checking for a crash near 370. so far, no traffic. volume very light. we are still able to maintain speed heading southbound. independent bound, pretty good. virginia, accident reported eastbound 626 before you reach the exit for the beltway. that's where we have the reported activity. outer loop at braddock road, the accident activity now on the shoulder. that's a check of the ontime traffic new this morning, a late night robbery at a restaurant along busy rockville pike. this happened at the chili. >> there were two suspects. one had a gun, the other a long gun. cash was talk en and one worker was hurt in this incident the search for a missing d.c. man. the family of 24-year-old matt hill are meeting with the fbi. sherrie lee is live on the case. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, allison. matt hill's father and brother are in town today hoping that the fbi can step up the police effort to find him. friends believe that hill is in danger. he was here near china town and tuesday morning and he has not been seen since. the 26-year-old church worker graduated from elan university and was doing outreach here in d.c he disappeared tuesday after dropping off a gw student he was mentoring just a block from china town. after that, he was headed to the church, capitol hill baptist church in northeast. just before noon, friends say someone used hill's credit card at an exxon credit card in arlington. his phone has been turned off and friends are worried. >> i mean, thinks really out of character for him to just up and leave. yeah, i think that, yes, there is some sort of danger or, you know, i don't know. this is just really weird. yeah, i'm concerned. >> reporter: it appears hill stop by his apartment in foggy bottom. his father and brother arrived late last night on a flight from north carolina to try and help with the search. police are also looking for help hill's 2006 honda. dt 2747. at this point, police have not said there is any evidence of foul play but after four days now of being missing, police are calling this a critical missing person case. that's the latest here in china town, back to you. >> thank you, sherry. last fall, month formry police arrested an 18 -- montgomery county police arrested an 18-year-old for the murder of a professor. but police are looking for a friend who it is believed has returned to mexico. congress passed extensions of key provisions of the patriot act before they were expected to expire at midnight. those are powers created after 9/11 to make it easier to search records and conduct wire taps. even though necessary france, president obama was able to sign the bill using an auto pen machine which holds a pen and signs the president's signature. while in france, president obama is talking with other world leaders about how to help protesters in arab fashions. in addition to air -- arab protesters. they've now agreed to offer them $20 billion in aid. the next stop on the president's european trip is in poland later today from europe on sunday, he gets is heading down to joplin, missouri, to see the tornado damage there for him cement missouri senator roy blunt says he will not be joining him and does not blame president obama for not cutting short his trip to europe. blunt is asking for the federal government to pick up 100% of the cleanup cost. usually, the government only pays for 75% of federal disasters. the number of deaths in joplin is now up to 126. nine survivors have opinion rescued. police are still looking for the 232 others still missing. they are getting help from ordinary citizens who are searching by loved ones by leaving messages in the rubble and calling radio stations the republican presidential field is taking shape and may be growing. more announcements may be coming soon. >> reporter: republicans are about to make it official if they are running for president and others may be giving is some serious thought. is this sarah palin and if so, what exactly is she doing in arizona? cameras are staking out this home in scottsdale after she reportedly bought it. could it be ooh campaign headquarters? and palin's own website has pictures of her new bus outfitted for a tour that kicks off on sunday. >> she's going to make a public presence on the east coast with a bus tour over the memorial day weekend. this is an interesting way to run for president and i think she's going to run for president. >> a new poll shows her already at number 2 among possible gop contenders in a crowded field. mitt romney, first in that poll plans to enter the field. and then the week after that, former pennsylvania senator rick santorum. be a and then paul ryan whose profile is now sky high. >> i know. i get this quite a bit i really believe i can do more for this cause where i am right now as chairman of the house budget committee. i have no plans to do this. it takes an enormous undertaking to do this. >> palin's bus tour will start here in washington and head up the east coat to new england. in washington, doug luzzader, fox news. another big story we are following today. an update on the brac project in northern virginia. a bill to delay the defense department along 395 has passed the house. the idea is to avoid time for new roads and ramps to be built. improvements could take some two years to finish. >> the problem is this was just such a bad idea to move more than 6000 people to a place that didn't have any public transit access. it was going to affect too many people adversely. >> next stop is the senate where we are told that the pill will be approved and then it will need president obama's signature. federal workers could lose their automatic pay raise if they don't do their job better. any federal worker whose job perform abs is rated unacceptable would not get the annual across-the-board raise but there may not be that much to worry penalty the post also does report that the senate is unlikely to include such a provision in its portion of the bill. the next plan for prince george's county and montgomery county are now approved. more that half budget is for school funding. the amount given for schools may be enough to avoid teacher layoffs and then for montgomery county, a slight ingrease over county plan. county workers will not see a raise next year and will have to pay for for their benefit state workers in maryland are getting an extra long holiday weekend but they are not happy about it. it's a furlough day, one of five this year. motor vehicle registration offices in maryland will not be open today. and you can expect lots of traffic into annapolis this morning ahead of the naval academy graduation. the ceremony at navy marine corps stadium begins at 10:00 a.m. secretary of defense robert gates will speak to the midshipmen. it will be one of his last speeches as a defense secretary. he will retire next month. >> it's always good to see them all in uniform. metro transit police are speaking out. we'll let you know what they are doing to catch these crooks next and verbal fireworks at d.c. city hall while cameras were rolling. what has some council members all fired up? we'll find out straight ahead. and we know it's not summertime quite yet but, hey, thinks the kickoff to summertime. we figure a little will smith would be appropriate as we take you to break with ally look outside. s welcome back. it is 7:15 on it fry dairchlt it sure is. we love friday and love holiday week and warm weather. you got it. then you got all three. >> we are good. >> we are good to go. we're going to have highs in the upper 80s to maybe 90, maybe a thunderstorm later today. we'll have more rain. and then we're going to be hot. >> we were more excited about, it's friday. >> yeah. taking a look at the satellite radar. sunny for stretches of the weekend. more clouds today than we had yesterday as we've got this frontal system hanging out just to our north and west. in maryland, they have a flash flood watch. there is the satellite radar. frontal system coming in, and you can see it fell apart overnight. but with the heat that we'll, have a pretty good chance of seeing some thunderstorms bubble up. get ready for afternoon rain. >> illinois, very quiet. that's the end of the weekend. that will be sunday-monday weather but what you can't see are the temperatures which will be on the hot side. >> that's harsh. the numbers are so big. >> yes, they are. some people like reading glasses so we like to have large numbers. look at, first of all, chicago. two cities have warmer temperatures than d.c >> are we playing i spy? phoenix and tampa. >> places in wyoming, in the 30s right now. denver is 44 degrees. here is the five-day forecast. 88 this afternoon. hot and steamy later today, a scattered thunderstorm and then again tomorrow, we'll do it all over again, 87. by monday and tuesday, you are reading that right, mid-90s for memorial day. lots of sunshine and nothing more than an isolated thunderstorm. going to be really hot. >> fortunately, we will be right here in the cool studio. >> yes, we will. >> when others are enjoying the day off. >> yes. >> some people got started early for the weekend off. >> you guys are all working on monday? >> yes. like you. what are you doing? >> not working. >> neither is steve. so what do we -- >> oh, yeah. what are you and steve up to? >> he is in l.a. [ laughter ]. >> we are definitely on different coasts. on the roads right now, you're going to find wide open traffic as you come across germantown. remember, last report, we looked for traffic. headed southbound, trying to work your way into the rockville interchange, 50 looks good. sarah talked about people leaving. now is the time to leave. we are anticipating the heaviest travel time. leave now while you can. it's looking great. close in, 66, we have the crash over the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 ontime traffic. fox 5 continues to monitor metro for you. the four masked men attack add commuter, shot his daughter and made off to the camaro. the same suspects are also believed to be linked to a carjacking at the new carrolton metro stop. metro is deploying all resources they can. >> we deploy our personnel to the best of our ability, covering all the 86 stations. we make a concerted effort to put police officers out there where we can. >> metro's crime rate overall is down the first two months of the year but the crime in parking lots and garages is trending up. a reminder if you ride metro this memorial day weekend. on the blue and orange line, capitol south, eastern market, potomac and stadium armory will be closed for track maintenance. and you can help us monitor metro if you spot a safety concern, trouble on the tracks or trouble with metro bus, e- mail us your video. things got pretty heated over at city hall over redistricting: the fire works came after the remap. at the center, councilman marion barry. >> can you stop interrupting me, because i'm talking. >> i'm going to do that if you promised -- >> no, i'm not going to promise you that. i'll just recite the alphabet and we're going to continue. >> object, you want to act silly, act silly. >> councilman barry would not stop talking. to his right, they called for the technician to cut his mike. and council -- >> i dare him. i dare him. >> but you are out of order, mr. barry. you are out of order. >> it's realm for me to be able -- >> mr. barry, you are out of order. >> it was a long discussion over redistricting that got out of hand. >> every ten years, the council must be rebalanced. you remember this protest in ward 6. turns out those neighbors who marched will likely be split up. >> this proposal moves 9330 residents out of ward 6. that's extraordinary, excessive and unnecessary. many of those upset residents will end up in ward 7 which is, for the most part, on the other side of the river. although there is significant opposition, some leaders say for too long, the river has divided neighborhoods by race. >> it's sad to say in 2011, i'm -- you know, i'm seeing rim his sent of days of segregation in the district of columbia and that's really sad. >> reporter: yvette alexander represents ward 7 and marion barry recommends ward 8. alexandra stands to get several neighborhoods west of the river but the small neighborhood barry wants across the river is not on the new man. we bridge the river, bring people from that side of the river to this side, backward 8 and vice versa >> back to the argument at the end. it went on for several minutes. the committee decided to just ignore barry and take a vote as he continued to speak. >> mr. parry. >> if you look -- >> mr. barry, you are out of order. >> phil, move your hand, please. >> move your handled. >> mr. barry. >> you do not take me seriously. >> if i can finish. >> mr. barry says that he is so concerned about this new redistricting map that he has talked to an attorney about it aren't the next step on this will be public comment that will be welcomed next week and then the full council will have to approve that new map. >> by the way, if you would like to see that entire exchange, we put it up on myfoxdc.com it is now 7:23. coming up, trying to repair relations with pakistan. secretary of state hillary clinton is overseas and we have the latest on her trip and europe's most wanted is now under arrest and as we finish up on this series, we are learning all about mexican food. holly morris is live with a company that has made it for 30 years. hillary clinton on a surprise visit to pakistan. the secretary of state there is to reassure that country in the wake of the killing of osama bin laden. she was joined by mike mullin, chairman of the joint chief of staff. they are meeting with the president and other officials there. they are meetings to repair -- but their meetings to repair relations are tense. the so-called butcher of bosnia is facing the international crime tribunal. former general ratko mladic has been arrested. 8000 men and boys were separated by their families and executed as u.n. peacekeepers stood by. it could take a week for him to get extradited to face war crimes redskins owner dan snyder gives us his take on the criticism he has taken and the lawsuit with the city paper. we're going to have a look at his interview with fox 5 coming up. ♪ take me away >> yeah, let's go somewhere as we take a look outside as we listen to our anthem. a few cars out there. >> not too bad right now. take me away. get out there. e space shuttle endeavour crew wrapping up their final space walk. the fourth and final space walk of the mission. they are working to install an extension pole. >> endeavour will leave the space station late sunday night. then after landing, endeavour will be retired. >> i wonder, is it cold in space? >> yes. it is very, very cold and also very, very shot. that's a weather guy question? >> yes. it is. we answered this: this is hot, no matter where you are going. >> except in this building. lots of humidity. i tell you where to go for relief. to the beach. right. >> go to the beaches. it's going to be very pleasant this weekend. should be a great -- what a nice start to the summer season down there with temperatures in the upper 70s and low will 0s. ocean city, bethany beach, any place to go here along the shore should be fantastic. might be an early thunderstorm in the morning but other than that, nice-looking conditions as you heat up the coast towards re hoehoboth. it's going to be plenty hot, particularly here in the immediate washington area. wait until you see the forecast for monday and tuesday. cooled offovernight into the 60s. 63 in martins burg. to the east we go, anapolis currently 73 and southern maryland, leonard town, 72 degrees. more clouds in the forecast today and that's because we have this frontal cyst tell that's falling apart, not together well. you are hot and steamy with partial sunshine later today as we watch that frontal system trying to move through. farther out to the west, underrianian and ohio, partial clearing. by sunday, monday and tuesday, it is going to be sunny and very hot around here. wait until you see the forecast for monday and tuesday. ouch. 88 later today. partly sunny, hot, showers and thunderstorms back in the forecast. you have evening plans? going to go out for dinner and sit outdoors? >> well, it's going to be on the warm side. could be an early shower or thunderstorm and then just kind of muggy overnight. here is the weekend forecast. 87 tomorrow. scattered shower or thunderstorm. outdoor activities tomorrow, don't cancel them but be ready for a scattered shower or thunderstorm. i don't think we'll have problems for that sunday, monday and tuesday but we'll have an issue with heat. let's look at the weather for this ontime traffic and julie wright. what's cooking? >> not a lot going on right now. top side of the beltway, outer loop looks pretty good. easy ride to and from the bay bridge. we had an earlier incident before the beltway. that has been pulled over to the shoulder. julie, thanks the republican chairman of the transportation committee wants to sell amtrak's northeast corridor service. congressman john micah of florida is introducing a law that would put the service up to bids. he says i had could bring faster trains to the northeast but if it reaches the senate can be rejected. amtrak which is a private corporation which gets subsidies operates trains. aaa predict there will be an increase in travel. locally here is what you pay. 4.07 in d.c., sitting at about 3.23 in maryland and drivers in virginia will shell out about $3.72 for a gallon of gas the d.c. council is holding an oversight hearing for a police escort. that follows reports that actor charlie sheen received an escort for his show. the department has provided escorts for jaycee and bill gates. last month, a minnesota judge ordered a lockout to be lifted but the league appealed so the lockout remains in placement the appeals court is set to hear arguments from both sides. >> the redskins' albert haynes worth may be working out a plea deal in a road rage incident. a leesburg man says that haynes worth followed him. and so he made a gesture. when they got to a stop light, haynes worth got out and punched him the washington redskins will win another super bowl some day. hopefully. that's the word from team owner daniel snyder, anyway. >> he said that on a one on one chat with our own dave feldman and they touched on a number of issues, including winning and snyder's relationship with the media. i think some of the criticism is rightfully so. we have not won the super bowl. that's a disappointment to us and the fans overall and i respect that completely. i think we will win and we will win a bunch. it's just a martha stewart of time. people will recognize over the year, as i get a little older, coming in as a young brash guy, 34, one of the youngest owners ever. that stirs it on. the team was 3-13 and i was like every fan, got to make changes. and i made a bunch of wrong moves and a bunch of right moves. that's really a scenario that i understand and i hopefully over time the fans will get to know me more and listen less to people that have never met me. >> right. because, sometimes, the criticism seems permanent and i don't know if you take it permanently. >> i think you do what's so odd is from people that you never met. they pretend they know you. they pre tent to have a relationship to within the building and many times, people who are writing have never been take been in the building. you sit there and you are taken aback aren't that's one the reason people are telling untruth that you sued the city paper. i don't know fur allowed to talk about that were you worried how you would be perceived? >> i think what's right ace right and what's wrong and wrong and i said enough about it. i'm not worried about it. it will take its process. we'll come out on top of that and be vindicated. more importantly, what we ask is people do your homework. there are so many reporters and sports journalists that are actually here and they don't take the pot shot. they don't do it from afar, they have never visited this building or the stadium. you guys live here and have been there and you understand it. that's the relationship that we have with most of the media. then we have what i call tabloid journalist, tabloid people who make your profession look poor. the price about that whole lawsuit is the fact that you had legitimate journalists taking side with the tabloid journalists. >> very interesting. >> also the big names continue. in our next hour, actress debbie morgan joins us with a message that all teenagers and their parents want to hear. >> and we'll hear from the four singers who we wept on their audition to dallas. they're going to share a message with you. all right. now it's 7:43 on this friday. muggy, muggy, muggy, muggy. >> already 73 degrees. >> already 73 degrees. thinks the coolest we've been all night. >> started off with what? how hot was it overnight. when i was here, it was 78. >> it's pretty warm. i had to turn my air on which i didn't. >> me, too >> anybody who does not, i don't know how they do it. they love the heat. they just think of that bill. it's okay. you got that right. save a little money. the farther you go, the cooler it gets but it's all relative. 63 in winchester, a little warmer, ocean city, 67 degrees. 72 in fred racial burg. we'll take a look at future cast together. with that front tall system that brought the severe weather, late yesterday and last night, that frontal system will try to move yet. that's really falling apardon but it will serve as a mechanism to lift enough atmosphere. by sen, there is potential for scattered thunderstorms around here. be ready later today. i think there is a better chance that we'll get some thunderstorms with the summer heat. we're going to be plenty warm and there we are at 2:00 a.m. later today and tomorrow, possibility of scattered thunderstorms. otherwise, a very nice looking weekend as far as sunshine. it's just going to be hot. look at that, mid-nineties around here by monday and tuesday. maybe we'll be flirting with some reports by the middle of next week. >> that's amazing. >> seems like we are always setting records. yes. >> what's happening? >> i don't know. >> what's happening with traffic. let's check with julie wright: julie, that's odd, 94? don't you think it's odd? >> no. i've been waiting for this for seven or eight month right now. so i'm ready for that. no accident to report, volume delays. you're going to find yourself on speed, 95, 395. accident on 123 within the left lane now on the shoulder. northbound lanes are open. no problems in the hoff lanes or main lane heading toward springfield. that's a look at fox 5 ontime traffic. >> news from the buzz bin this morning. divorce may soon be on the way for arnold schwarzenegger for maria shriver. that's an older picture. they met with a divorce lawyer at the beverly hills hotel where she has been staying. the website also says that schwarzenegger has met with an attorney as well. news of him fathering a child broke last week and the couple announced last month that they were separating after 25 years of marriage. the whole thing is sad. >> the x factor judge sherryl cole who i presume you see there, because i'm not familiar with her work, has been fired each though she has judged in two cities. reports say it's because of her british accent. she may return to the british x factor. she looks like shania twain: yes. >> we could have worked it out with a speech coach. four hopefuls, candy, harris, julia did get a special wrist band to be among the first to try out. when the cameras came around, they gave us a special shoutout. check it out. shoutout to fox 5 d.c. >> thank you soap for this opportunity. >> and we're going to make you pow, you guys. hello from the x factor. >> they worked it out. >> we have not checked in with them this morning. we talked to julia yesterday but we have not talked to them this morning. so we don't know if they, in fact, advanced yesterday but they are stars already to us. congratulations, guys. >> are we going to be checking with them at some point is. >> i hope so. i'm sure we will. let's say good morning to our facebook fan of the day, dana walden. this is a get yo of her beautiful daughters, demi and micah. are they cute? >> very cute in pink. >> if you want to be our fan of the day, search us on fox 5 morning news. post a comment under dana's photo of her two daughters. one virginia restaurant is teaching us how they make delicious mexican food this morning. >> we continue our made in the dmv week today live in manassas park. holly? >> yes. it's not really a restaurant but a huge production facility, 46,000 square feet we are talking about. if you love guac and salsa, you're going to love where we are. their specialty is, indeed, tortilla, tortilla chips and a whole lot more. we'll talk about how the company began 30 years ago. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser permanente, we believe that if knowledge is power, shared knowledge is even more powerful. kaiser permanente. thrive. holly, good morning. >> buenas dias, mu yi amigo. >> we are live at able lisa mexican food in manassas, virginia. this is a company that started very small, and has grown and made a name for itself. the men behind it, gene and gene, this is gene flores and this this is gene flores. this is, jr. and this is sr. you startd in a small factory in herndon. we had a little tiny factory with one little oven and we contracted with a miller in germantown to bring a sac of flour to bring it and wait a while and did tortilla at 2:00 or three in the morning and go deliver. we did that day in and day out. all our family was working, everybody. >> you still do it day in and day out, just do it in a bigger facility. >> absolutely. you have about 60 employees. >> 65 employees. >> you have a whole line of things that you make. yes. >> you don't just do tortillas. let's talk about what has not changed and what has not changed. what has not changed is the fact that you still grind the corn. >> we grind whole kernel corn, cook it in-house, grind it with mill stones, use the same technology but just updated with electric motor. >> this is a kind cut stoke. the design goes back thousands of years, you know, when you had donkeys turning the turn style. why is that so important? it gives a really good consistency to the corn once it's dry. and you don't want it to get too wet. because it will absorb oil. >> the corn is being ground. we are washing it behind the actual mill itself. the corn is getting ground. this is 1200 pounds an hour. and once it's totally ground, runs up a von sayer. we don't add any pre ser is aative. it's -- preservative. it's all natural. >> that's the same recipe? >> it all goes like this? >> yes. >> here is a cheesier head where they are actually cutting the shape of the chip. we have cutter that allows us to change the shape of the product. you know, we take this to monitor the temperature and quality of the oven. >> what is he picking out there? >> he is picking up the chip right up to scale right on the other side of the cheater head. goes here through the baking chamber, makes three passes, goes back and forth a couple of times. and here, once they've gop out, with a we are trying to do, they are actually still baking. and this goes to aney kill brought for. what it does is equalize the moisture of the product. we bake to a certain temp but there is still water in the product. we wanted to extract that moisture out. it seals like he knows what he is doing. >> he does. >> that's because he learned from the best. >> great to have a son like him and a partner like him. >> we have a link. we're going to find out more as this is only part of the process. we'll continue to learn how we are made. the job market continues to struggle. veterans say they are having a hard time, harder than everybody else, and especially females. >> stay with us. montgomery county police are looking for gunmen who robbed a chili and the search is on for this missing christian outreach worker who disappeared without a trace. his family believes he is in danger. the fbi is getting involved. the job market is still struggling and veterans say they are having a harder time getting a job, especially females. we'll take a look at what's being done today to solve it. >> welcome, i'm tony in for steve. >> and i'm allison seymour. >> another good morning, guys. i like the white, that's the summer kickoff. >> yes. >> that's my ambassador to the summer. that's very nice. >> we have some clout cover, some leftover clouds. starting to reach into the area. you can see the showers and thunderstorms, very intense rain. that frontal system is going to -- the left joe is going to sneak into the washing phone area. wit, potential for showers and thunderstorms around here. a little closer to the city, i know if you are watching us to the north and west, you got a lot rain during the overnight hours. 73 at very began. not cool off lately. here is the forecast. a little cooler than yesterday. by a little cooler, i mean a little. 882 the high. 87 in haigers down. a few more clouds out there and a per chance of a scattered showers and thunderstorm. >> humidity is lower. so that's good. we'll take that. >> a little lower, yes. >> let's head over to julie k we say holiday already in. >> good. you can see it. i like it. still no problems to report if you are headed on 50. keep in mind the united states naval academy take graduation ceremony opening at 10. you are likely to find delays along ooh as well as route boulevard headed toward the ceremony. again, that kicks off at 10:00 this morning. south mound, is where we have a little hiccup. the lanes are open. other than that, 95 south looks good. heading out toward the carolina beaches, now is the time to go. 50 again open for business at the by bridge. the outer loop not as bad as it typically his some folks still stuck in town going to work. that's a look at the fox 5 ontime track. new mo morning, a late night robbery at a restaurant along busy rockville pike. this happened at a chili restaurant around white flint mall. this happened as the restaurant was closed. there were two suspects, one had a handgun and another had a long gun. unemployee was hurt. and cash was taken. have you seen this man, 20- year-old matt hill has been missing since tuesday. loved ones are milwaukeeing a desperate plea to the public on his where about. hill was last seen near china town. fox five's cherry lee is there with the latest on the case. matt hill disappeared with few clues left behind. he was last seen right here near china town. his brother and father are in town from north carolina hoping that the fbi can step up the police evident to find him. he came to d.c. after graduating from elan community. he has been doing outreach for george washington university for his church. on tuesday, he cropped off a student he had been monsterring he was supposed to request to the church next but that didn't happen. he did drop by his apartment. what happened next is unclear. somebody used his card just before noon and that's where the trail runs cold aren't completely out of matt's character to take off and not say anything to anybody. >> we believe he is in danger or some type of foul play occur. so far, d.c. police have not said there is any evidence of foul play but days after his disappearance, they are now calling this a critical missing person case. hill's car, a 2006 four-door black honda civic is also missing. it has d.c. plates. dt 2747. friends and family have also enlisted the natalee holloway resource center to help with the search. friends say his cell phone has been turned off since his disappearance on tuesday and no one has seen or heard from him since. that's the latest from china town. >> thank you, sherrie. hopefully we'll learn something today. >> in joplin, missouri, the seam for survivors goes on but few are being found. every where you look, there is debris and as crews continue digging for it for the missing. state and federal officials are working together to try to account for everyone. an estimated 8000 buildings were destroyed in joplin. at least 125 people were killed overnight storms hit the atlanta area. commuters are now dodging down trees and wires. there were delays out of the atlanta airport. now to a story making news around the world. hill tri clinton is making a trip to pakistan joined by joint chief army mullin. the talks are tense. they also will tell pakistan that the funding is at risk. age in france, the lead world leaders pledged help to professors in the arab world. all the leaders came together with that obligatory class photo when all that's of state from the g-8 and g-20 posed together the house approved extending part of the patriots act. federal agencies will be able to search records. he has been able to sign the bill into law even though he is on a trip to europe. he has been using what's called an automatic pen. fox's john roberts explains. >> it has been a frustrating six months for erin lloyd. almost every day, she hits the laptop looking for work. >> i think it's just kind of lowering my self-confidence most of all. she spent five years in the navy as a master at arms, traveled the world, accepted several citations and awards and got a degree at rutgers but she says her military service is holding her back. >> i was going to see somebody and she called me and said she was unable to do an interview because they didn't really work with somebody with my backgroundable it's common problem particularly around women who now represent 15% of returning vets. employees don't understand how their stills translate to the civilian work and don't recognize military values and leadership, discipline and dedication. >> this misconception about them being so much different from what we need in the civilian world is absolutely false. these are exactly the type of people we need. the fact that erin is unemployed is a national embarrassment. >> a national embarrassment programs but civilian employers worry about the liability of physical injury and emotional scars. donna bachler has both, an injured ankle and ptsd but this former drill sargeant is tough and strong and just wants to work. >> it's a little demoralizing, i will admit. it's the whole system in general that's kind of broken. >> veteran groups say there is a lot to be done. the v. a. needs to change with the dell grabs and it's beginning to. military certifications need to traps late into the civilian world and there is a bill in congress that would help do that but the biggest hurt will is convincing civilian employers to get them past the ser yo type that everyone returning from iraq or afghanistan is a ticking time bomb. the pentagon is surveying 80,000 employers trying to determine how the service of military members and the guard and reserve impact company. guard and recertify members make up about 50% of the military's total strength. sometimes, they must be away for an extended period. they are generally supported and they hope the surveys will help them sustain that sort federal workers meantime could lose an automatic yearly pay raise if they don't do their job better. the washing post is reporting that provision is part of a big cementing bill. it passed the house yesterday. any federal worker whose job performance is rated unacceptable will not get the annual across the board raise but there may not be that much cause forworry. the senate bill version may not include that clause. and coming up after 8:30, actress debbie morgan will stop by our studio with more on how she is helping to boost girls self-esteem. stay with us. oh, yeah. you know what, summertime when we start playing this, just in time for this hot weather. d.c. mayor will be in the d.c. pool. then it's weekend only until june 21st. >> do we know if he's going to be in the pool, going to be in a bathing suit. >> i don't know. i bet he not. >> if he was in a bathing suit, he would have one of those old ones with the tank top and the stripes. >> would you like to go on with this line of speculation? >> no, i should not have gone there. let's turn our attention to tucker barns. >> he said that because that's what he would wear. >> you are right. >> you know what it's time for? >> time for the my first five photo the day. yes. also known as the cool news factor. oh. no this is cute. this is hail -- kaylee and her sister sadie. they bought them the matching dresses. and this outfit was for a doll. because she is a doll. >> they are close in age, aren't they? >> they are. i know that well. i know you do, allison. >> they are cute girls. >> let's take a look at our temperatures. you know what? it's going to be another hot day today. highs in the upper 80s. nice, plenty of humidity later today and a chance for some weather, scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms. ocean city, kicking off the day with temperatures near 80. already 79 for you. in the immediate washington area, a few clouds have moved through during the overnight hours as we watched this front saul system off to the force and west. that's going to press through the area today. it's not well organized, falling apardon as we speak with you there should be enough lift in the atmosphere later in the afternoon that we stand a better chance for widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. be ready that we could see some storms. some of those could be on the strong side later this afternoon. there is a possibility of a few thunderstorms later today. >> partly sunny, scott, winds out of the south at 5 to 10. i'll be back in just a minute with a look at the weekend and the holiday on monday coming up. let's get to julie wright. don't forget this. you need this if you are going to the beach. that's my little bucket and pale. are you going to the beach? >> no, not this weekend. i went to the pool. you can play with that in the pool. >> mat baby pool, right? yes, because i can't swim. you are right. here we go, out on the road. fur planning on heading out of town, ooh looks great can traveling between annapolis and the bay bridge. no problem to report along that stretch. southbound 270, nice and clear. heading toward the carolina beaches, a nice smooth trip all the way toward rich month. north bound, an easy commute heading towards the beltway. a local lawmaker will appear on fox news sunday this week. host chris wallace joins us now with a live preview from capitol hill. >> good morning, chris. >> good morning, allison. we like to have big local congress people on the show and representative donna has been on for a few times. along with alan west of florida, talking about domestic issues to overseas. i was not familiar with congress woman edwards. i want her about a month ago on the neil cavuto show. she is as mart as she can be. she is an umm press siev woman. and alan west who is a conservative fire brand who has gotten some press, he thought what a great thing to have two very smart people who disagree on almost everything sit down and try to chew over some of the big issues, like debt and deficit and medicare reform. and how do you get the economy going. so we will have a fair and balanced debate here on fox news 9:00 a.m. sunday morning. they are both really smart folk that this is going to be something that you don't want to miss. thinks going to be a really interesting debate. and then we're going to have john mccain so appropriate, a true american hero on a memorial day week. he will talk a lot about foreign policy and this growing talk about sarah palin getting into the presidential rest. he is the person who put her on the political map by naming her as a running mate. >> and we continue with your power player. >> tom day runs an organization called bugels across america. turns out that all veterans are able to get taps played at their funerals, all fallen veterans, but so many of them, because they just didn't have enough to go around, would have a record the taps. somebody would be sitting there with a boom box playing recorded taps. tom bay decided this was not fitting, was not the honor that these restaurant vans who defended our country deserved. he has gotten buglers across america to perform live taps at funeral memorial. >> that's a moving story. >> that is a moving story. sure is. >> it is now 8:20 this morning. 74 degrees on this friday. fox 5 is continuing to monitor metro. >> coming up next, we'll tell you which stations will be shut. >> buenas dias, holly. >> buenas dias, mi amiga. you're going to want to pick up arbalita they are made in the dmv. we're going to learn the secret behind the crust. that's all live later. o box 5 is monitoring metro. several suspects remain on the loose following two recent carjackings. the most recent happened wednesday in a parking garage at the largo metro station. police say four masked men attacked a man and shot his daughter, then made off with their camaro. the same suspects are also believed to be linked to a carjacking at the new killed ton metro station five days earlier. metro transit police say they are using all available resources to catch the carjackers. >> we deploy our personnel to the best of our ability, covering all the 86 stations. so we make it a concerted effort to put police officers out there where we can. metro's crime rate overall is down the first two months of the year but the crime in parking lots and garages is trending up if you are planning to ride metro over the holiday weekend, pack your patience. four stations on the blue and arrange lines will be closed tonight through tuesday morning. they are capitol south, eastern market, potomac avenue and stadium armory. shuttle buses will be set up to help commuters to get around but make sure to add at least 40 minutes a key republican lawmaker wants to sell amtrak's northeast corridor train service. putting the service up for bid could bring faster trains to the northeast, he says. the corridor runs from d.c. to boston. congressman john micah of florida is introducing the legislation in the house but it's likely to be rejected in the senate. the house passed a bill to delay the opening of the defense department's massive mark center office building along 395 in alexandria until new roads are ramps can be built. the improvements to take two years to complete. we all know d.c. has some of the worth traffic in the nation, right? in a new report, some d.c. drives some -- some d.c. drivers were the worst drivers. 18% of drivers don't know the rules of the road. >> that's not good. >> no. >> it is 826 now. coming up, we'll check the stories making news. that includes on why sarah palin is coming to d.c >> and debbie morgan stops in later on how she is helping to boost self-esteem. it is now eight 29, just about eight 30 on a friday morning. the butcher of bosnia is fighting extradition. of a 16 years on the lam, former general ratko mladic was arrested yesterday. he is accused of executing 3000 men and boys. and sarah palin is embarking on a campaign style bus tour. approval ratings are falling but many conservatives still think she could be shaking up the field the ceremony in annapolis starts in an hour and a half. today's address will be one of gates' last as secretary of defense before he retires next month 8:31 now. tucker barns joins us again to tell us what's happening with the weather conditions. it's warm, we know that. >> warm and sunny. you can feel it. you can feel it's going to be hot and steamy afternoon out there. potential for showers and thunderstorms and a lot of heat. >> no joke. >> yea. good thank the pools are opening. >> going to be a fantastic weekend at the beach. gorgeous down there, 70s each day. lots of sunshine. might be a thunderstorm early tomorrow morning. that's going to be the worst of it. otherwise, a fantastic looking couple of days for the entire area here. the entire mid-atlantic. check out the water temperatures. that's where you want to go for relief. 65 degrees. the water still a little on the cool side. but i think it will feel pretty good with temperature in the 20s and 80s. we are in the 20s. 74 at reagan national. a little cooler overnight off to the north and west where temperatures touched below 60s we'll have a few more clouds in the took as we have this frontal system not too far off to the north and west. notice the rain showers, they really have fallen apart overnight and this frontal system does not have a whole lot of umph with it. a much better chance than yet, maybe 40, 50% chance we'll see some scattered showers and thunderstorms. as we get into monday or tuesday, going to be a heat wave, lots of clear skies and oppressive sun. check it out, in the nineties. 882 this afternoon. scattered showers and thunderstorms return late sunday, 88. how about mid-90s around here? that will be fun for memorial day. let's take a lack at the weather forecast. tony, you have a special guest. >> yes, indeed. there you are. you know her, you love her. debbie morgan is better known for her role as angie. she has been named as the national spokeswoman for the saving our daughters campaign. the goal is to self-esteem for girls. you are one of those people -- we've never met but i feel like i know pause i have seen you on screen for so many years, not just on all my children but and other shows. we are happy to have you here >> thank you. you must be pretty excited about being chosen as the national spokesperson for saying our daughters? >> absolutely. this is something, particular issue that i feel so very, very passionate about that's an epidemic. that's an issue that crosses gender lines >> we are speaking about the issue of bullying. >> and teen suicide. >> uh-huh i just feel that because it's gone to some epidemic proportion, we have to do something. this is geared towards girls which i feel a particular connection with, because it's what i experienced as a teenager from about 13 to 16 years old. >> and thinks something that i was unaware of until recently that you yourself were bullied. you write this in the foreword to one of the books, saving our daughters. you want to tell us about that in >> one the ways that i got connected with this was that the author, curtis benjamin, had reached out to a lot of celebrities, janet jackson and maya angelou and asked them to write individual girls. when they sent it to me, i wrote something a little longer that they decided to use as a foreword of the book which i would like to read to you now: my teenage years were actually the lowest point of my life. sometimes, i just wanted to die. i began to have this constant fear whenever i had to go to school or whenever i knew i might come into contact with these bullies girls. now as an adult looking back, i would tell my teenage self and present this quote to all teen girls facing this trauma. it is your birth right to be treated with the dignity and self-respect. for whatever we fear ways we attract. what have we project and perceive is what's manifest in our lies. bullies are threatened by fearless confident girls. consider your birth right. dig deep. find that self-confidence and bullies be gone. you know, bullying has been around for a long time but i think in so many instances they sort of the pounce on people that they feel are weaker than they, they can have power and control overable that's what bullies tend to do. >> absolutely. i want to be someone that can help instill confidence in these young girls because i think when you have confidence, you have a whole other approach to these kinds of situations. you have the confidence to feel, you know what, i have to protect myself so i have to take the responsible path. i have to go to an adult, you know, let them know what's going on instead of feeling that they have to live in fear and constantly run and hide from these bullies. >> cleavery passionate about it and understandably so and hopefully that message gets across because it is all about self- esteem. >> quickly, i want to congratulate you on the emmy nomination on outstanding actress in a lead role. that's coming out in june. >> yes >> you previously won for supporting actress many years ago. it's thrilling to be up for this particular awar. >> we'll see what happens. two years ago, i was nominated for lead actress as well. this being the swan song for all my children, i might get lucky but it's sort of bitter swede, you know, because even though i'm over the move to have been nominated once again, it's going to be the end of an era for me, you know, portraying this beloved character. the show wraps in sent per, early september? >> yes, it will. that's a big part of your live and the lives of the fans who have been addicted to the show. >> i have an opportunity to do things outside of the soap world but my biggest recognition comes from playing angie on all my children. i'm very proud of it. >> you will be missed. >> thank you for having me. >> allison, back to you. >> powerful words, indeed. thank you so much. >> we love her as a guest but debbie is not the only big name on the show. coming up, actor and comedian eddy griffin will join us for some laughs. stay with us. we make the time to celebrate birthdays and anniversaries. but what we should also be celebrating, are the moments. the ones that could have been just another day, but became extraordinary memories. moments when we learn about the world that came before us, and a little more about ourselves. let's celebrate together. colonial williamsburg. come be part of the story. and now is the perfect time to celebrate with the summer bounce package. plan your stay at colonialwilliamsburg.com the next spending plan for montgomery and prince george's county counties have been set. but the jets have been set by both county councils. more than half is for school funding. the amount given to schools may be enough to avert teachers layoff. and there are a one-time bonus for county workers. montgomery coup tick the amount comes to $4.4 billion. a slight increase. there are cuts to school funding here and county workers will not see a raise next year. they also have to pay more for benefits music fans are still raising a stink about a new rule at jiffy lube about prohibition of tailgating. >> and holly morris will wrap up her series on made in the dmv. what's dmv, tony, district, maryland and virginia. >> we don't want to spend a week at the dmv. today is not about finding the time to do your homework. it's not about logging on to this week's class. today is a celebration, a triumph of dedication, a victory for that little voice that urges us on. today is a day to recognize that ordinary people can do extraordinary things, and to prove that not all heroes wear a cape. some wear a cap and gown. congratulations to the strayer university graduates of 2011. 2. today is the last day of our made in the dmv week. and holly has been featuring companies in d.c., maryland and virginia. >> today, she is at arbuelita. >> good morning. don't you think that tortilla chips go with any meal? >> right. >> if you're going to eat them, get some that are made locally here in manassas park, virginia. we are spending the time with the president and vice president who also happen to be father and son. this is gene flores and gene flores. junior and senior. i want to ask you about the name. that's a specific person? >> grand person. that's named after my mother. >> that's sweet of you. everything that we do here, nana, carmen, all maimed of a my grandmother. >> she would be proud of you. >> i think so. did she teach you how to cook? >> yes. now we are getting to enjoy it. this is where we left off last hour. >> correct. >> now, where do we go from here? >> after the chips have been cooled, they are transferred to the end of the prior. they go through this a sub persian process. 325 degrees. what kind of oil? >> we just peanut oil, non- allergen yuck. they come out of the friar, sequenced with 20 seconds. this is 1000 sounds right now. >> oh, wow. >> they go through a tumbler we apply see salt. once they moved out of the season applicator, we essentially call this the kiddie ride. >> i love that. how long did it take for you all to perfect your recipe to get this to work? >> we use good corn, good grinding stone and people who know how to grind and cook. that's a recipe for success. >> we still learn every day. >> that's true. technology keep us aware. >> you guys have been here for 40 years. what's the biggest change you have seen over four decades? >> packaging equipment and customer education. people are a little -- a lot more in tune with the foods that we eat. so we have to continuously make sure that we are providing -- >> that's a really interesting point. i was reading about you guys. you were the first to make mexican food product in our area in the greater washington area. >> we were the first. yeah, you were the first. the expectation at that time, people didn't know what to expect or didn't have anything that they for sure knew they wanted. but now mexican food is so popular. not only are you educating the consumers more but they are giving you feedbacks in terms of what they want? >> absolutely. >> that caused us to expand our line into prepared foods. we origin nowly started the orthopaedic la manufacture. that's all we did. now little by little, now, we are a large chip manufacturer. >> and i guess if your chips are good, you don't have to dip them in anything? you can just eat them. >> exactly. >> i think we might need to try some. >> absolutely. >> i think i know the right two people. >> we have the very best chips. we have a link to arbuelita. >> coming up, we'll talk more about packaging and tasting and we might have a end of the week made for you here for the studio. thank you. the washington humane society is hosting it 20th annual bark ball where you and your dog can get dolled up and contribute to a worthy cause. now stephanie chain, the chief operating officer in washington. this is my own dog. please, sit down, browny at washington humane society. good morning to you. >> and your friend johnny who is an adoptable pet. yes, he is ten month old and looking for a family. i brought browny. he was adopted from the washington humane society. bark ball, the 24th annual bark ball and we will have adoptable pets but you can bring your own animal. its a so special. we said it, dolled up. we have women in full gowns, men in their tuxedos and dogs dressed up, too. i don't know if they are more humans are dogs at this event. that's the only gala in town where you can do that. >> it's so important for us because it rays funds for us to help run the program that we do in the district that hems so many animals. >> if you can't come, you can always donate, right? >> be a chutely. >> tickets are still on sale. >> yes, they are. >> next saturday, coming up. >> at the washington hilton in northwest d.c right. >> we don't want to let this opportunity without you talking about johnny. johnny is ten years old, wonderful. he knows how to sit and stay. johnny loves everybody. his faith thing is to make new friends, whether dog or people. he just needs somebody who will give him a lot of love. how is the population this time of the year. >> we are seeing more and more people having to give up their pets, lots of people having to come in because they can't afford to keep their pet. >> we have a lot of animals who have been really well treated by a family and loved. they just can't take them with them when they move. >> we got browpy about three years ago. he is six now. i'm not sure of his back story. he was wonderful. he was already house broken. it appears that my old dog may have taught him some bad tricks but a nice boy. i want to say thank you. you invited me to the bark off that i first to really became aware of all these dogs that need good homes. looking forward to the event. i'll be the m c. again, thanks for having me out and, again, it's june 4th at the washington hilton. if you can't come, donate. get your pooch all dressed up and come out and meet us there. browny will be there -- we think >> back to you. >> i'm sure browny will be there, thank you, ladies the national memorial day concert will be held on the west lawn of the u.s. capitol. it begins at 8:00. if you can't make sunday's event, couldn't forget there will be a full concert dress rehearsal event. no tickets are required. you are encouraged to bring your own supply of water. alcohol he is not per meted. in will be bag searches and security screening. >> musician jimmy buffet is standing up for his fans. jiffy lube theater bans people from tailgating. they also do not want people to stand by their cars because of concerns about drunk driving. when jimmy buffet heard about the rules, he asked, whose stupid idea was that? >> soon, you may be able to lose your wallet for good. google has unveiled its tap to pay technology. not everyone is happy about the service. we'll going to take a yoaser look after 9:00. and we want to say hello to our facebook fan the day. if you would like to be monday's fan of the day, find us on facebook by looking for fox5 morning news. no space between fox and 5. and post your comment. we'll be right back. sc welcome back to fox 5 morning news. i'm allison seymour. >> and i'm tony perkins. family and friends are concerned about a man who they believe may be in danger. matt hill vanished on his way to work late they are week. the latest on the search for this d.c. man coming up. >> it happens actual us. you get ready to pay for something and you have no cash and even worse, you have forgotten your wallet altogether. soon, you will be able to turn your cell phone into a cart. and he started as a comedian on a dare. i'm looking forward to meeting him. he is a funny, funny man. he is very funny. another man, not so funny but really nice, anyway, tucker barn. he joins us in the weather center. thank you, really nice? yes, cute and ice nice. i have a nice forecast the because i'm really nice. temperature are going to be on the summery side. highs in