they eventually forced their way inside, discovered the woman who lives in the home was dead. >> the details weren't shared with me, but the officer saw something that suggested to him that this was not a natural death, and so that's what caused them to secure the scene and to back out. >> reporter: while police waited for a search warrant to send detectives and crime scene technicians in the home, the victim's neighbors were left to wonder and worry. >> that's terrible. sorry to hear that. >> reporter: police have spoken to a number of people who apparently know the victim, but so far, neither they north the police have positively identified her. what do you know about her? >> i can't say anything, really. i can't say anything. i'm sorry. >> reporter: some of the victim's neighbors told us police were in the neighborhood, a part of spring field, called newington forest, and at the same address just yesterday, something officials would later confirm. >> i've just learned police officers were here yesterday about 8:00 p.m. to do a welfare check on this exact same address. >> reporter: what happened? >> the officers got no response from the house but in looking through the windows and around the house they found no reason to kick in the door at that time. >> reporter: the fairfax county police got a call of second concern from a different friend today and decided to investigate further making the ghoulish discovery that's become a murder-mystery. now, tonight, neighbors are telling us the victim was canadian, apparently had dual citizenship, was in the catering business. as far as family, we don't know whether she was married, but apparently, brian had no children. >> bob barnard tonight. new this afternoon, an assistant principal at a virginia elementary school arrested on child porn charges. 29-year-old joshua myers has been suspended without pay from greenville elementary. investigators say they busted him with an online chat with an undercover agent. he shared photo files, told the agent he'd travel to california for sex with the child and that he'd molested children ages 9 to 14. he admitted to having child porn images on his school laptop. metro says the mclane woman involved in monday's rockville stop incident is undergoing a mental evaluation. police are trying to figure out what set the woman up. the train was delayed about two hours while they investigated. no explosives were found. they'll determine whether to charge her after a mental evaluation. more trouble for harry thomas. his old unpaid student loans are coming back to bite him. thomas is already facing legal trouble. the dc attorney general says thomas misused thousands of dollars in public funds. thomas's lawyer was in court today trying to fix the student loan issue. fox 5's karen gray houston was there too. >> reporter: the government is out to get harry thomas to pay back what is now $16,000 in student loans, plus interest. government attorney thomas morrow was in us district court to try to get the matter resolved. thomas's attorney, fred cook, new to the case about the loan was given time. he'll be back before the court in september to try to avoid a trial. >> we would like to see harry thomas step down because of the ethics violation, you know, money laundering and setting up a bogus nonprofit and taking $300,000 something in useless personal gain. >> reporter: this suv he drives is leaving a bad taste in some of the mouths of some of his fi. according to nathan, he bought it and took lavish trips with money that was willfully and inadvertently transferred from city funds. brown and the mayor are under fire and the council is considering ethics legislation. >> this comes at a particularly sensitive time for us in the district of columbia. there have been a state of allegations against members of the council, against members of the executive branch. it's obvious that we need to take some steps. >> reporter: some are not waiting. supporters of former mayor adrian fenty are still seething over harry thomas's two-year investigation of questionable parks and recreation contracts and are setting the ground works for recalls of mayor gray, brown and harry thomas. >> i don't think it's premature. i think the electorates and the residents of dc have been patient enough and i don't think they -- yes you have to wait until january 2, 2012, but we can start the discussion right now. >> reporter: back to the student loans, there were two of them totalling $5,000 back in 1983 and '84 when thomas took them out. he returned my phone calls. the city had no comment. he wants to let this all play itself out. i'm karen gray houston, in the fox 5 news room. he showed up when they subpoenaed him last time but brown says he will not cooperate with the latest wishes of the dc council. brown is the one who accused mayor gray of paying him to bad mouth adrian fenty during the mayoral campaign. he promised him a job and then fired him. the council wants his phone and e-mail records. brown says the subpoena for that material is too broad and the council is asking for what he calls privileged information. paws found on the body of a dead man. police in virginia believe the dog did it. laura evans is everywhere at 11:00. >> a man found dead at 11:00 was killed by his pit bull. that is the word by the sheriff. an autopsy done on the body of 38-year-old david hagler found indications of paw marks and defensive wounds on his hands. he was discovered in his home saturday by his son. one pit bull was roaming tree and another was chained up in a home. a notorious hacker group claims it took down the cia website today. he tweeted, quote, wrecking your infrastructure since 2011. the cia says they're looking into it. he apparently tried for a second time but was unable to break into sensitive information on the website for the us senate. a hero's homecoming in san diego as carluenceon pulled into court. they're back home after an historic deployment which included the burial of osama bin laden at sea. they also stopped acts of piracy against civilian vessels. >> turns out pakistan really wasn't all that happy about the raid that killed osama bin laden. now, the local informants who helped us find him are under arrest. intense moments today on the hill. we'll break it down coming up next. check out some of the other stories on the rundown. the news edge at 11:00 will be right back. >> the relationship between the us and pakistan has become m strained. they've arrested the us informants who helped hunt down osama bin laden. the arrest has outraged some on capitol hill. jennifer griffin report joos local cia informants who helped the cia mon to the compound of osama bin laden accident helping the us get bin laden are under arrest by pakistani authorities. the move angering many in washington. robert gates is asking, quote, how long will the us be willing to support a government who lies to us? >> first of all, i would say based on 27 years in the cia and 4 1/2 years in this job, most governments lie to each other. that's the way business gets done. >> do they also arrest the people that help us when they say they're allies? >> sometimes. >> not often. >> and sometimes they send people to spy on us, and they're our close allies. so that's the real world we deal with. >> reporter: while many us officials are suggesting cutting aid to pakistan, the white house is emphasizing the need for maintaining relations with pakistan. >> pakistan has worked with us to go after terrorism and terrorists. more terrorists have been killed on pakistani soil than in any other country. >> reporter: pakistan considers the deadly raid on bin laden's compound a violation of sovereignty. all are trying to soothe the situation as mcmullen is reinforcing the need for a strong partnership. >> if we walk away from it, it'll be a much more dangerous place a decade from now and we'll be back. >> reporter: leon pineta flew to pakistan to raise the issue of the arrests of the informants with the pakistani authorities. since then, the relationship has continued to frai. at the pentagon, jennifer griffin, fox news. what's eating up your energy and your electric bill? it may surprise you. at least we've gotten a break on the air conditioning bill for the last several days, brian. comfortable nights too. but we'll be heating up and the chance for showers and thunderstorms is also going to be heating up. but first, pro golfers are all business this week at congressional, but if you are showing up, the lighter side of this video, bubba watson, mccrane and ricky fowler made this video. for every view farmers will donate $100 to charity. >> protesters showed up in alexandria virginia today for the wikileaks grand jury investigation. he could face criminal charges for allegedly giving classified documents to wikileaks. the prosecutors claim the investigation undermines freedom of the press. the military conducts its investigation. looks like somebody needs quick quick. the founder of wikileaks is auctioning off a chance to have lunch with him. the ebay bids started monday at more than $500. bidding ends next monday. eight people will win a lunch with him july 2 at a london restaurant. the money raised from the auction goes to support wikileaks. he's currently on bail in britain on a case of sexual misconduct charges in sweden. back to laura for your fox 5 top 5. >> how careful are you online? a new survey says you may not be as safe as you think. number 5, the report says risky online behavior is much too common. it says people visit suspicious websites and don't update their antivirus software. 65% of parents say their home computers have had more than one virus. number 4, new virginia laws aimed at improving school bus safety. as of july 1, it's illegal for sex offenders to be on school busses. the new law also allows for video cameras to be installed on busses and it increases penalties for drivers who pass stopped busses. number 3, what's wasting the most energy in your home? your dvr and your cable or satellite box. a new report says the two combined wastes hours of energy when they're not in use, because most are not built with a low power mode like your laptop. ask your satellit or cable provider for an energy fbt box. the hiv aids rate is an epidemic in the district. this is the most recent data available and it's the highest if any city in the united states for hiv. number 1 tonight, the first round of the us open begins tomorrow at the congressional golf club in bethes da. expect traffic. you want to avoid driving in this area if possible. you can park at the crown farm in gaithersburg and shuttle busses will take you to the main admission gate, brian. thank you, laura. such a great stretch of weather but a little bit of change is coming . >> yeah, and not drastic. the clouds will be here in the morning. they're already coming in brian, and we have to say, yeah, there's a chance for thunderstorms tomorrow. i'm personally thinking that maybe they're going to hold off a little bit but we're not going to dodge them totally. by the way, i also want to say we do need rain. we just don't need lightning on the us open and we're worried about people, as brian said, that there's a lot of golfers who do really fear that and some have been struck. tonight, no rain around but we have the clouds that are coming in and you can see that here on true view. the clouds are really filling in now and yeah, could there be a slight chance of a shower earlier in the day? yes. these clouds are an important part of the forecast tomorrow, because if they break up for awhile in the afternoon, that means it's a little better chance for some shower and thunderstorm activity for us. by the way, this is what we're watching tonight. you can clearly see the dispatch isn't going to be coming in our direction. that's sinking to the south. the area of low pressure is actually still out through chicago, dragging a front in our direction so maybe just maybe it will take a little while to get this going. let's go look at the temperatures today because that was also another big part of the story. reagan up to 84 degrees, dulles 83, and bwi marshal 84, absolutely normal for this time of year, and what a bargain in the humidity department, that is for sure. our temperature here in the city has dropped to 72, as has annapolis, but comfortable 60s about everywhere else. 61 in gaithersburg, 63 for dulles, manassas 61. so advertising the chance for thunder thursday and friday and quite honestly we can't eliminate it from sunday's forecast later in the day as well, but there will be many dry hours and your best bet if you're going to be out there as a spectator, paid a lot for your ticket, want to get there, make sure you seek shelter if we do get thunderstorms. they'll get you off the course that's for sure. the clouds will be moving in, very comfortable overnight though. tomorrow temperature wise is a bargain. humidity, a little bit of an uptick. slight chance of a shower in the morning. probably will get a big break if the clouds hang tough and then we'll perhaps see showers and moderate thunderstorms in the afternoon. if we get full sunshine, some of the strongs could be strong if not severe. 82 for fredricksburg. going into the weekend, let's talk about that a little bit. for the most part saturday it looks dry. it is only wednesday. that's why i say it looks dry now so let's keep an eye on all of that so, so far so good. we may have a storm in the afternoon on father's day and that kind of condition will take us into next week too. what is changing is our high pressure system that's been right on top of us, it's slipping off the coast tonight, albeit slowly, and so the slower it goes the longer we keep this at bay but i think the showers and storms will get in here. maybe we hold them off to 6:00 or 7:00 tomorrow night, which would be a good scenario at congressional, and then we'll see those moving on through. i do expect showers and thunderstorms. it's all about the timing at this point. maybe they're in here for the 10:00, 11:00 news as well. five-day forecast, showers and storms on friday as well. pretty good chance, both days i've got to tell you. saturday, 88 degrees, for the most part dry, temperatures are creeping up, just a little bit above normal, but not to those oppressive three digit ranges anytime soon. don't go anywhere. dave feldman is talking more about the us open when we return. ♪ [ male announcer ] spare toothbrush, just in case: $4. ♪ home cooked meal: $28. ♪ first date finest: $33. ♪ having time on your side: priceless. mastercard paypass. bringing you the most convenient ways to pay. learn more at mastercard.com/paypass. >> good evening. i'm dave feldman. the us open begins officially tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. at congressional. that's the first tee time, and it is the us open, but currently no us player holds one of the four major titles. the last american to do it, phil mickleson at the 2010 masters. 29-year-old hunter mayhan could give it a good run. he's an american, lives in dallas and has memories of congo. he tide a course record at the 2009 at&t international. >> i feel like americans have been playing well. they've all been playing pretty good. we've got a ton of good players. the game is in such a state right now where it's so worldly but this is the us open and we are in our capital and i think it's time for the americans to play well. >> adam scott's not an american. he's an ausy, currently ranked 21st in the world, got seven wins on the tour, finished tied for second at this year's master and my producer and every other red blooded american woman goes crazy for him. stevy williams is on the bag. yes, it's just alone while tiger gets healthy. he's won 13 major titles on tiger's bag. >> it goes without saying. the guy obviously has an incredible record. been cadying for a long time and, you know, i got to try and get him in a position that he's used to, so that's my job for the week. the redskins continue their third round of player-led workouts today in northern virginia. day 2 of the three-day minicamp took 31 redskins and one indianapolis colt. the players use the video to see what they're doing right and wrong. with the lockout in effect, that element was missing from the player-led minicamps. until now, quarterback john beck hired a member of the church to film the workout so the players would have to tape the review. today, he filmed from the stands using a handheld cam corder. tonight, the players had a cooke out at chris cooley's house and watched that film. >> it's not like ours is a facility where it works high but it does good because any tape is better than none. chris was happy yesterday when he was watching this because he could see his feet. and he's like it's been months since i've been able to watch my feet. i work on it but when you work on it and see, it makes a big difference. baseball now, hernandez starts, looking for his first win since april 28. nates already up 6-0 when morris hits his second home run of the game. numbers 11 and 12 on the year, nates up 8-0, levo cruising. fans, mark hamilton on the night, levo throws his 50th career game, ninth shut out. nates win 10-0, their first five-game winning streak since october 2009. to hockey, stanley cup finals, game 7, bruins and canucks, scoreless in the first period, bruins in the offensive zone, centers it to berdron who converts it and he beats him to put boston up 1-0. bruins on the attack again, and marshawn wraps it around and puts it in. bs up 2-0, they win 4-0 and take the stanley cup back to boston for the first time since 1972. >> that'll do it for now. i'm dave feldman. we'll see you tomorrow on the fox 5 news at 5:00 live from congressional. >> it may look like a children's book but it's definitely not for kids. it's called go the bleep to sleep. you can figure out what the bleep means, right? it's a huge hit with moms and dads. it started when adam posted a facebook status wishing his daughter would go to sleep. >> i wanted to sort of do