of these families. the way i have it calculated, it costs a family of four about $20,000 for your debt that you are willing to levy against our children and grandchildren in order to give the richest 1% of the americans a massive tax break. thatannot deny the math almost all the benefit goes to the people at the top. the top 1% are huge beneficiaries. you cannot deny the math that 5400 families will get a massive tax break. you cannot deny the math that says every single american will take on additional debt, a family of four, $20,000 in debt. i was intrigued by the colloquy where members came to ask the leadership if they will work with them to take out a egregious elements of this tax proposal. we get this sort of, yes i will work with him answer. why the do put it in the first place? why are you cutting tax credits? why are you cutting new market tax credits and historic tax credits in the first place? you just wrote the bill. you just wrote it. why did you put it in the f
caused major delays for thousands of people. news 4 ra s darcy spencer is li at reagan talking to people. the good news is the technical glitch has been fixed. the bad news is, there is still major delays. take a look here behind me. we are at reagan national airport outside the u.s. airways ticket counter. you can see crowds of people. this is not what you normally see on a saturday evening. people are frustrated. they re confused trying to figure out if they re going to be able to get on a plane today. now let s go to some video. the problem started at an air traffic control center in leesburg earlier this morning that caused some ground stops, again delays, cancellations, the problem was resolved right around 4:00 this afternoon, but there is this huge backlog now. that s what we re seeing at the airport. some flights were even diverted around washington. some are being told that they are going to have to wait as late as monday to get their flight. we wanted to go to t
this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. right now at 10:00, a fifth body pulled from the rubble at the scene of an apartment explosion in silver springs. are the buildings still standing safe? details on gas line testing in the area. running red lights. an investigation uncovered metro rails alarming number of red line violations. what s being done to stop it. and keep you safe. plus, some powerful storms blew through the area, knocking over trees. are we at risk for more as the heat wave continues? fox 5 news at 10:00 starts right now. we do begin with the heavy rain that s been pouring down across parts of the dc region. i m tony perkins i m shawn yancy. the storms are creating problems in maryland. trees fell over several areas including here near the olney town street. we want to standing by. reporter: tony and shawn, we re going to have to keep rain in the forecast little bit longer, i don t have severe storms at 10:00, but a lot of rain pounding down, and of cour
saying this could be a possible deputy involved shooting. we will keep you posted with the latest on that. talking about summer storms marching across the dc region. i m shawn yancy i m tony perkins. the heavy downpours and whipping winds did damage in maryland. several trees came crashing down in olney. as far as we know, no one was hurt. sue palka been keeping a close eye on the storm. fortunately, the storms are not as strong, which means they re not creating the kind of wind that took down those trees. that was a widespread damage report we had. tonight it s mostly heavy rain that is pushing into our eastern suburbs and still pretty heavy rain down to the south. no severe thunderstorm warning at this point, you can see as we look down towards chesapeake to he will yet to saint george island. a lot of red showing up. a lot of these areas received at a to four inches of rain, these are some of the damage reports in the las reports of trees down hail and high winds, so
we have a crew heading to the scene, we will bring you more information fairfax county police tweeted out a second ago. a possible deputy involved shooting. again, fairfax county police saying this could be a possible deputy involved shooting. we will keep you posted with the latest on that. talking about summer storms marching across the dc region. i m shawn yancy i m tony perkins. the heavy downpours and whipping winds did damage in maryland. several trees came crashing down in olney. as far as we know, no one was hurt. sue palka been keeping a close eye on the storm. fortunately, the storms are not as strong, which means they re not creating the kind of wind that took down those trees. that was a widespread damage report we had. tonight it s mostly heavy rain that is pushing into our eastern suburbs and still pretty heavy rain down to the south. no severe thunderstorm warning at this point, you can see as we look down towards chesapeake he will yet to saint george