this is fox5 local news at 10. . right now at 10, a former wooton high school student sentenced to jail after he killed two classmates. details that stunned the the courtroom. a call for action after a frightening shooting in northeast d.c. why tonight's community meetingt may havey created more frustration than relief for neighbors. > i'm with her. president obama endorsed hillarh clinton today ahead of the d.c. primary. what bernie sanders had to say d about it at his rally today in l the district. di fox5 local news at 10 starts right now. four years in prison. is that the punishment for a a teenager who caused an alcohol-related crash thatho killed two of hil-s friends. thanks for joining us tonight, o i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins.s. former wooton high school student a.m. alice learned his faith in a rockville courtroom. fox's marina maracco joins usaco life with more. >>reporter: and definitely an emotional day in court today. a lot of long faces, a lot of tears and people walking out saying that the sentence was simply too light and unjust. the state recommended 12 years out of the 12 year maximum sentence. the judge imposing a sentence on four years jail time to be served for sam alice in the deaths of calvin lee anal ex america, two what the on high recent graduates who left a a house party where alcohol was wa served. sam alice in his toxicology reports showed that he had ha consumed alcohol as well as marijuana, but sam alice pled to guilty to twoto charges of man slut in order to avoid trial. those two charges considered non-violent charges, therefore, the four years served will now turn into 25 percent of them 2 because of the charges will havi to be served. se that's one out of the four years will serve and then he'll be eligible for patrol. during the sentencing face there was gut wrenching evidence as well as this dash cam video that shows the first officers off responding to the scene of the f recollect guided by neighbors ne who had just heard the crash. you see the crewser stop cre directly in front of that mangled vehicle.ma two of the fatal victims, alex l america and calvin lee had beene partially ejected from that car. sam alice who was driving and the front passenger, cameron ca sigh situate, both seriously injured, but both according to doctors have made full recoveries. now sample alice sentenced inced the death both of his classmates. four years is time for mr. ellis to think about the things he'ses done and hopefully he'll be ablb to serve the public goodbye dog the 500 hours of community service t imposed today.d to and it is our hope, that the ignition interlock system that's been ordered for him will prevent him from doing anythingy similar to this in the future. u now, the state wanted a tougher and stiffer sentence saying thah sam ellis showed no remorse. there were hundreds of hours of jail house conversations were co recorded and in none of those th calls did he ever mention the victims or showed what they say was any sort of remoss morse. as for one of the victim's v parents, they did not attend a today's sentencing because theyh say it was simply too painful for them to epidural. they did not submit any sort of letter to the judge. as for alex america's parents am they both spoke in front of the courtroom.oo the courtroom was all silent. everyone crying for the most part as the parents directed themselves to the judge sayinges that t every single day before they went into court theyur touchedt their son's urn r with' the ashes that room and that's a daily reminder how their lives changed forevero the courtroom packed with nearly 200 people. th ey had to move it into other courtroom and two weeks from now we'll be reliving the horrific memory of that crash. first of all, just to make surea i understand this, 20 years butt much of it deferred, four years, but he could possibly serve juse one year in prisons is that wha youpr said? is that correct? c >> that's right because the charges, manslaughter charges are considered, quote, non violent by the state of marylana that means that only 25 percent of the total sentence needs to e be served which would be one be year of the total four years in prison that were asked of sam ellis. > for two lives lost. l there's been a lot of conversation about this this thi afternoon and tonight there's been some outrage. out some folks have also been be talking about the parents who wo hosted the party that sam ellis att we know that those parents were given what some called a slam ol the wrist. are there any changes following that. >> well, the court reporter saying that they were called the quote, cool parents and he believes that he believes thereh should be stiffer sentences in e the state of maryland. unfortunately we know there the aren't really those stiff sentences. he says under the guidelineshe that the law provides he gave sam ellis the most he could. those parents, of course, on a separate judicial district thant this. so it didn't really affect thata as far as the parents. but he says as far as sam ellis gave the most which means that m when he's release from jail for five years he will not be able e to consume any alcohol and drive and for five years he'll have tt breathe into an interlock every time he turns on the ignition og his car. marina maracco reporting. thank you.than > fox5 is in the district now. police held an emergency meetinn with the community tonight. it follows last night's ni quadruple shooting in northeast. tonight police are asking for gunmen and also finding fin solutions for preventing this from happening again. teisha lewis with the latest. >>reporter: from all accounts at the district headquarters, the consensus here tonight are more socials services are a needed. in the quest for solutions what's noticeably accident or missing are specific concerning the solutions. the meeting wrapped up just a a short timing a here at the fifth district head. this lobby was packed. pa residents saying once upon a a time if a crime like this li happened it would have benzolled by now because the relationship between the police and the community was much stronger. you've got to build a relationship. i know that new people and some of the old people want to lock them up and throw away the key. you lock them up and throw awaya the key they coming back out. it may be five years and they'rh tougher and tougher and you need to engage our youth in a positive way.. and that was joist robinson paua who was also a neighborhoodhood commissioner. she was just one of dozens ofozn concerned residents who came ouu to this emergency meeting called by police. police, residents, and also community leaders all frustrated by p last night's the shooting h because similar crimes have ha happened in this same location a several times before. be now, it was clear at tonight's n meeting that residents seem to be satisfied with the number oft police in the area. the problem am hearsay wednesday's quadruple shooting o is a culmination of problemson that have been ignored over the years, including drug-related violence, abandoned recreational centers and also unemployment. e let's take a look at the frightening scene and the aftermath of wednesday.h in the middleof of the afternoon rush hour police are calling this man a person of interest. n he's suspected of man outside and then shooting three bystanders. the incident happened shortlyhap after four in the afternoon. > that's what we're trying to r look at solutions because it's i brazen. this is the third daylight da shooting we've had in the last five weeks. we've had more in daytime when the sun is out than we had in nighttime. for me it's backwards in my my head. it shows us the meant tallet t that's out there andhe that's te challenge we face. and that is commander william fitzgerald. he is the commander over the fifth district saying tonight to that the buck stops with him, but noticeably absence from tonight's meeting was police chief cathy lanier and as you imagine, that did not sit well i with residents. re teisha lewis, fox5 local news. > fox5 is in prince george's i county. thes a good look at these pictures. detectives need your helpives identifying this man.fy he's wanted for sexually assaulting a woman in landover around 7 think drive. the man attacked a woman in a business. they believe he may have ha followed the woman from the metro station. take a look at his clothing. clo it's very specific. if you know anything, call police. > in fairfax county at tonight's regularly school board meeting a number of parents andn citizens came out to speak about pushing forward with transgender policy in the schools, particularly the bathroom debate. but there were also several al people opposed to any changes. fox5's lauren demarco was theree she joins us life now, from falls church. lauren. >>reporter: tony, this was a heated meeting. people very compassionate on both sides. on one hand you had transgender kids talking about being uncomfortable using the bathrooms at school. sch heart breaking stories of bullying. on the other hand you hadha parents who talked about concerns over their children being forced to accept these th changes as the new norm. nor one of the parents who was opposed yelled out after transgeneral coach spoke. many others followed.s take a listen. i think it's kind of unfair that transgenders shouldn't be able e to use bathrooms and it may not seem a big deal to those who who aren't transgenders, but to me e it is a big deal. when i was an stpf student i experienced firsthand the kind of harassment that children get from their pierce. t > excusehe me, sir. s human rights for our children. evil. the group who gathered to speak before the board tonight came to thank fairfax county for adding to its policy last may that it will not discriminate on the basis of gender identity, but they are also asking that th regulations now be put into p place to enforce that they want school records to be adjusted so that the preferred pronoun is used for students without any medical proofcal required, particularly on diploma as. they also want training for teachers. they want students to use the t bathrooms and locker rooms to correspond with their gender identity. you are about to hear from one r man who is identified by a young man. we also caught up with one of the parents who stormed out.who he did not want to give his name. they are going to start using the bathrooms that they know the they should go to.o. it makes a whole difference for the community, less suicide,. >> i have a little child. she's afraid of boys and nowow she's got boys coming in the in bathroom much it's not just the bathroom, it's the showers.. it's the locker rooms. roo they could be basically stripinc down. it's not just adults can go in there. that father was upset that heha wasn't able to speak at the meeting. he ended up walking out as you u saw with the other gentlemen ge there. but there's a policy in place where people have to sign up inp advance to speak during the public comments portion of the school board meetings. these are regularly scheduled meetings, in fact. there's also several lawsuits underway in virginia regarding gender identity and those who are for transgender rights t they're concerned that thened school administration is going to wait until those lawsuits are resolved to put in place any a regulations involving schools here fairfax county and they're afraid that could take years. they want it to happen sooner. that's the latest here in falls church. lauren demarco, fox5 local newse > well, it is the endorsement n that am democrats had been waiting for. and i'm with her. i am fired up and i cannot waitn to get out there and campaign for hillary. coming up next tonight, what bernie sander d.c. rally tonight after president obama officially endorsed hillary clinton. > plus, how prince george'ss, county is making more h resourcu able to people who face domestid violence at home. > hey, tony, what a beautiful day i have, but i have to say it was also a very chilly start this morning. mor check out the overnight low temperatures, 53 at reagan, 47 in dulles, 46 at bwi. bw it won't be quite that chilly ci tonight. we do have warmer days ahead, but i'll let you know what to wh expect for friday. fox5 local newses at 10 will be right back. . > what we need in this country are millions of people standing up, fighting back and demanding a government that represents all of us. not just the one (applause). > that is bernie sanders making a campaign stop here in the district. the vermont senator held a rally outside of rfk stadium in southeast. it was all part of a busy day that included a visit to theit white house. that's right sanders met withet several lawmakers including barrack obama. despite hillary clinton clinching the lead sand terse l said he has no plans to leave the raise any time soon. this is the last primary next ls tuesday of the democratic nominating process. pr the major point that i will be making, that the citizens of tht district of colombia is that i am strongly in favor of d.c. d.c state hood.ood. sanders also said he will work with fellow democrat hillary dem clinton and do whatever he can to make sure donald trump is not elected president.r let's take a today was one of the most mo beautiful days of the month. i would say one of the most the beautiful days of the year so far. i would agree with that. sue palka, where do you weigh in on this issue. t >> i'm going to agree with you. i think it was one of the most beautiful days this year. when you look back at may which was so drearily, this was fantastic. we showed you the low temperatures, but now check outh the high temperatures. we have up to 82-degrees, but bonus, very little humidity and a about it of a breeze out ther today, but not as blustery as it was yesterday.este dulles hit 80 and bwi81. temperatures are comfortable, but we are back into the 60s. 74-degrees in the district.es i don't think it will be as coo tonight as it was last night, but we definitely see some high clouds coming through a littleom bit later tonightin and we'll still be on the cool side as we head to the 50s, but low 60s, but great time to open the windows and let s in the house.he it is going to be a lovelyove overnight and a beautiful start to our friday. in terms of the overnight temperatures, while the distric will dropth to 630, which is whi warmer than it was last night we'll head down to 52. 53 for martinsburg, 54 forfor dulles and manassas. 57 for fredericksburg. that is definitely on the coolhe side to start your day out tomorrow. but it is going to be another fantastic friday and we're going to make it really a three-day special. i was definitely very blustery on wednesday. today was just about perfect. and i think tomorrow is going to be another really great day. so what you should expect at the bus stop tomorrow morning, 56 to 63 for the kids, a cool start after school 78 to 8 # 4-degrees. we were 82 today. i think we'll be a couple of c degrees warmer than that th tomorrow. i've got to tell you we're tracking humidity and changing up this forecast for the weekent and something we have not seen t yet so far this year may be in e the forecast for the weekend. we i'll talk more about that in just a few minutes. the judge hearing the casee he against one of the baltimore police officers charged in freddie gray's death said he sai will not dismiss charges against officer see star good son. good son's attorneys asked the judge to drop the charges today. they claim the prosecutor withheld evidence about a potential witness. w prosecutors argued good son was driving the police van so he wao responsible for freddie gray's welfare. they say good son intentionally gave gray, a quote, rough ride. good son is facing second degree murder. if convicted effaces a maximum 68 behind bars. prince george's county unvailed a brand new family center.rg hundreds of people turned outd for the grand opening.gran it is located on main street in upper marlboro right behind theh family courthouse. the family justice center will c serve as a resource center for e anyone involved in domesticomes violence situations. this is a personal fight for amg of us as we think about contacta of jay line right and not onlyot the adults that have suffered in this county, but the children. we have all totaled at least 12 of them who have suffered andnd died as a result of this epidemic in our community. com the family justice center is thh first of its kind in prince george's county much.'s c it makes a big difference there. still ahead metro riders could get a break-in the fairs they fi pay while the safe track program carries on. while getting a reduced price r isn't as simple as you mightight think. also coming up tonight, people o were outraged with a six-month i sentence a judge gave a stanford university student for range an unconscious woman. more on the recall when fox5 news continues. free wi-fi, free hot breakfast and free smiles. get up to 20 percent off as a hilton hhonors member at hampton.com. around hgets the waffle.rd but for all the other birds who could use a few more minutes of sleep, we've got you covered. enjoy free breakfast on the run and free wi-fi. get up to 20 percent off as a hilton hhonors member at hampton.com. developing tonight in montgomern county, sky fox over the scene of an accident there.dent you can see all the red those are lights indicating there was a situation there earlier. an accident on the inter county connector in did your wood, maryland.ma motorcyclist has serious se injuries. the biker got separated from the motorcycle. moments later a car then hit the biker. we're told the driver of that car did not stop. the motorcyclist was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. we are now told the driver did r stop. as you can see traffic is backek up. traffic is slow. this is the inter county connector in did your wood near the shady grove exit. exi again, we're going to stay on on top of this story and bring youu details as they become available. the backlash is growing against the superior court judge and his decision in the controversial co rain case. they sentenced a convicted rapist to six months jail. ja they want him out. meanwhile the rapist is blaming society for so what happen.wh sarah simmons is life with thisi developing story. >>reporter: judge aaron perc can i has become the poster child. police. they are questioning hisng h handling of this case.ase she's concerned the victim was not truly hurt, not respected and not given dignity in the process. block allen turner was sentenced to six months in jail. he was quicked of sexually assaulting an unconscious 23 un year old woman behind a dumpster in january 2015. prosecutors said turner met ther woman at a party and sexually assaulted her after she drank se too much and passed out. ou turner faced up to 14 years in prison, but in the end didn't receive anything close to thatan as youyt know. many critics feel the victim int this case was overlooked. ov that anger has spawned an online petition on change. org, at least 400,000 signatures on the site pushing for perc can is removal from the been a stanford law professor is speaker headed an unofficial an recall effort. there are a group of very politically engaged women, fundraisers, a little bitittl california consultants and now elected officials who all feel that judge perskie's sentence in the block turn tar case was bot wrong and dangerous. despite the controversial ruúing many who have worked alongside judge perc ski say he is one of the fairest judges they know. k in court, the judge said he was following the recommendation of the county's probation department. the defense portrayed block bl turner as a small town innocent boy who was overwhelmed by the party culture at stanford. meanwhile the advise president also he weighed in by writing an open. in partum ' filled in furious f you and that our culture is cul still so broken that you were ever putting into the position of defending your own worth. to recall judge perc ski, propose events would have to gather 58,000:those would have:o to be certified and a special election would have to be held next year. we'll see what happens there. thank you. you still ahead tonight, how metro could give you a break duringrek the repair work.ork. a husband and father faces a starting all mime i'ms' diagnosis at the age of 29. the main thing that made ushat concerned was when he went to a store and didn't know how to get home that day. how this woman's life has has changed since her husband's shocking diagnosis. that's new at 10. > this is fox5 local news 10. we're back now with a look at tonight's top stories.orie we gib with the sentence for a teen driver whose actions claimed the lives of two wooton high school students. marina a? >>reporter: a light sentence is what some are calling is after 19 year old sam ellis was founds guilty in the death of two what the on high graduates in a 2016 fatal recollect where alcohol played a role.role ellis will be eligible for parole after serving a year of that sentence. teisha. an emergency meeting happenedhap here at the fifth district police headquarters. community residents and also community leaders and police gathered to think of solutions after wednesday afternoon's quadruple shooting.e it happened in the afternoon outside big been liquor store. a man walked up, shot a man and then fired shots at three bystanders. a bike officer was injuredwa responding to the scene when he was struck by at tonight's meeting there were a lot of suggestions for solutions, but no specifics. we'll be following this story on fox5 d.c. well, tonight in fairfax county, students and parents came out to speak before the school board about transgender rights. they were pushing for new rights and always, but there were also some opposed in the crowd who stormed out yelling.out we're going to have more on all that. back to you in the studio. > new tonight, it is a stunning reality for a michigan family. a father and husband just 29 year old was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. ericka erickson talked to his wife about his diagnosis and how they're coping day-to-day.y-to >> i almost pairied two different people. i have my husband and i have the person that i care for. she calls him her person.erso the one man she's destined to with, a kind man, a wonderful father and husband. eight years ago her husband wasa becoming someone else, someoneoe she didn't know. i knew that was not my husband. the person that was coming outut and that was becoming wasn't the man that i married, wasn't the man that known for 17 years. she noticed her 29 year old husband kenned to son beganenne having problems at work, remembering small things and was becoming irritable. the main thing that made us concerned was when he went to a store and didn't know how toow come home that day. going to doctors who said her husband may have been suffering for depression.epr the husband finally receiving a diagnosis of early alzheimer's disease. thought it was a joke. alzheimer's is a progressive brain diseases it's not to be ashamed of.of the average age is around 65. nick id to son says she wasas shocked to hear her husband was being given seven to ten good years. telling her children that daddy's brain is sick. we're partners. we made a vow together.oget she's noticing a decline describing a moment her husband felt he was being captive in his own home, becoming defensive and aggressive, breaking appliancesi and furniture.furn when he found out what actuallyl happened he was devastated.e as the brain deteriorates the body shouts down.ut her husband lately for gets howt you to swallow and sometimes walk. wednesday not feeling well new to talk. he's having a hard time today and he doesn't like peop see him when he's like that. working with alzheimer'sei association to spread awarenessr participate in the longest day to benefit alzheimer's research, promote healthy eating and exercise, keeping brains and bodies strong. whiled to son have called her crazy she calls her life her norm l al. now using her story to give others hope, refusing to become prisoners to this disease.isea you're not alone. there's help, continue to live. don't let this disease defeat you. in and harbor, ericka erickson, fox news.s. > incredible story.ry. but also --, i don't know frightening. was he 29 years old. it seemed to me that in recent years we'v' had about some early onset l alzheimer's, but usual ' you're talking about in the 40s and 50s.50 that's earl enough. fox5 cares is now partneringtner with the alzheimer's aoc fundraising event called thele longest day. it's happening monday, mo june 206789 we invite you toou join us as we share stories of people who are living with alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. we also invite you to get involved or donaten2 to a team already involved in the longest day. go to alz. org/the longest day. lon we invite you to do that.that i know my sororities is doing this. so wen courage everybody to get involved.in > california has now joined that by a to become the only two dates in the us where you must be 21 years old to purchase tobacco process.proc the new law also puts electronic cigarettes into the category and bans from many public placeslace like restaurants and movie theaters. some point to the health benefits, but others are notare happy with the new law. when you're younger you make choices for yourself or your beneficial. and i think the fact that it's 21 i think it's going to help ap lot of people. some people don't take responsibility right but there't some that do and you're takingor the ones that do from that because of the ones that don't. that's not fair. > anyone who sells or gives tobacco to people under 21 coulr be found guilty of a misdemeanom crime. as we head to break tonight, ifg you think you're being discrete when you use your smartphone att work, guess what. >> careerbuilder say three in four boas say workers way too distracted at work and it's causing them three hours a day in lost productivity. at least 4 percent of people give their smartphones within eye rangesm at work. we'll be right back. hold on, boss, i've got to take this call. according to a new surveysurv two-thirds of rk personal smart phones at thehe office. and companies are noticing. three out of four bosses saturday at least two hours a day are lost in productivity because, woulders are distracted by their phones. meantime, if you're looking for a house, you might want to looko at this, the 30-year fixed mortgage falling again this week. we're now at 3.6 percent, stilll near historic lowe's. lo and more people are feelingee flush with cash. americans' net worth on the right in the first three years. the reason, home values headingd higher. and it's a slam dunk for dunkin' donuts, according to a new poll it's the best coffee brand inin america.a. based on things like productoduc quality and products. beating out crispy cream and starbucks. that's business. i'm santa smith. smith. metro riders listen up, youde coulrsd soon get a short term break from paying full fairs. the transit agency's board gaveo the green light for reduced orr even free fairs tonight. but the plan won't go into affect unless the general manager declare an emergency. paul whether it field said he only plans to declare emergencies every now and then.n riders we spoke to agree. it's actually been really re expensive for a while now nownow it's still expensive and you have less service. i come out of shady grove so myr stop is going to be closed altogether and i don'td know wht my alternative is. > metro's safe track programtrc got underway last weekend. new at 10 tonight, do you remember rachel colazal she'ss the white woman who posed as a a black woman and became theecam president of the ncaa chapter. today she was in the district at howard university. she tweeted the picture out took my oldest campus today hoping h choices howard university foror law school. according to a law student shetu was actually there to film a movie about raisin identity in america. > we're talking about thethe national cathedral from the national landmark. if you ask your dad what he wants for father's day can, does he say nothing? if so, we have the perfect present you can get him. it's all coming up tonight at 11. the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any 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as beautiful thing.beau i think a lot of people shouldpp be like that. this is the first of two memorials for the man simply known as the greatest. ally will be remembered at an inter faith service at the kfc center on friday. prior to service, ally will be buried in a private ceremony at the historic crave hill ceremony. muhammad ally intended this too be an educational moment, a teaching moment. and so this is what we pray it is. friday's events will also als include a prosession through the city, ally's body will passpass along the boulevard bearing his name and pass his childhood home. in louisville kentucky, jonathaa hunt, fox news. > let's take it outside tonight. in case you didn't get outside today or didn't look out a window, you missed out.ut. it was gorgeous, the evening has also been gorgeous, humidity pretty low. >> it's a beautiful d usually we play that forthat something like this.th >> i was almostin going to say it's a beautiful morning. > mine is more recent than yours. >> you're right.ig > sue, can we pull off another day like this tomorrow.omor >> first of all, fox5's got talent. where? you, two. all the syncing, i love it. i love that you can take your weather forecast and put it into music. this is a musical forecast to bo sure.sure one of the nicest days we've had so far this year. tomorrow looks like a fantastic friday as well. we'll talk about the weekend ink just a moment, but once again tonight it is a windows open kind of night.ight enjoy it, it looks like a beautiful start tomorrowst morning. a fantastic friday as mentioned and we'll steam keep the temperatures warm, but not who the. that's different story thishis weekend. i mentioned earlier that we were going to see something that wett haven't seen all season so faro and it might be our first 90-degree day.egre we have not hit 90 just yet.ye it mig saturday and sunday. get ready for a who the weekend. also with the heat and a little up tick in humidity on saturday there could be a couple of thunderstorms around in the afternoon, not a lot, just a few. we are going to transition outtn of this really comfortable air mass as we finish the dayth tomorrow and bring in the warmer, more humid air as even who ther air as we get into the weekend. it's just a couple of days ofdas the visit of this who the air, but this high pressure that is now control of our weather has been in a perfect spot to bring us the northwest breeze that gets rid of the humidity and we have a really nice day comingday tomorrow and maybe not as cool tonight as it was last night.igh average high is 83 degrees.83 d we were at 82 government i thin we'llgo hit 83 tomorrow, the average. 90 for saturday, 91 potentially for sunday.for and then we should have a comes through on sunday night thatight drops our temperature to back to a reasonable 79-degrees onn sunday night. tonight there clouds coming from a patch fromt the upper midwest. some of those are passing through tonight.th i'm not sure if they'll bey'll around in the morning, but if you see a few clouds, it's not likely that they'll stick around for too long.on but our temperatures, just, ju perfect. frederick you're down to 6 # and it's 68 at culls.at i don't think you're headed for the 40s tonight, dulles in am of our northern and westernwest communities. some low and mid 50s aroundrou tonight.to 53 for winchester around martinsburg. 52 for frederick and 60-degrees here in the district for a cool, but not a cold start. we're so excited that we're doing these friday zip trips with our morning crew.orni they go to a different neighborhood every friday. tomorrow's weather the best we've had since we started zinc on fridays. we're zipping to anacostia yeah. the crew will be down there. i think the temperatures will ba in the 60s. bring your sunglasses, maybe a, light jacket, but you also migho not need it. by 8 in the noon, sun and clouds. by the time we get to 5:00, 8 # degrees. that's friday and here are the high temperatures tomorrow.morr again, looking for probably 83-degrees in the district and fredericksburg and some changes then begin as we get into thehe weekend. let's talk about the weekend.eee for starters we're going to be tracking the humidity. the yellow indicates where it's not very humidity humid. the green indicates where it is humid. we're getting grten. it's going to start gettinggett green late tomorrow night andi into saturday. that's the humidity coming back into town and with that humiditt in present and a couple of triggers in the atmosphere, it's possible on saturday afternoonn that wesa could see one or two thunderstorms. by 1:00 maybe not so much and really they're fairly scatteredt but you see them beginning tong develop around 6:00 or so.o. i don't think everybody sees them but a few of you could andd i think they'll pass through the area with one or two getting strong towards else kin. because we'll be a little unstable with that heat and humidity have have the slight risk of seeing a stronger thunderstorm. right now we think sunday stays dry. a little bit humid on sunday. sunner and cooler for monday.for it looks like tuesday we're back to about 83-degrees. after saturday our next chance of storms may be 85. 85 we've been on a role with this seven day forecast.y fo i think the good times are going to role on even if it is goings to be a little warmer. >> we'll take it. > coming up tonight, whyonig tickets for the musical hamilton are skyrocketing to historic prices. i maintain crazy prices. as we head to the break we doe want to tell you about a special guest host who is joining the good day d.c. tomorrow, ross matthews. s using to be joining our teamem as could he-host of good you can catch ross 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. right here on fox5.f5 we'll be right back. the most popular show onst broadway is going to battle witl ticket physical pers.ers. hamilton increased the price off premium seats up to $849. it's a move by producers to reclaim some of 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