inspirational, light shining star.>> a military guard member killed in a crash and how the local community is remembering her. >> new research shows you may be using sunscreen wrong, the one mistake people make. >> we come on the air with several breaking stories. first, this afternoon, a shocking invasion of privacy. >> that's right. a man accused ofecretly filming dozens of people including some underage bs at a local day spa. police have identified more than victims from people taken over a period of five years. officers taken anderson at his home in newport news, all recordings from spa world in fairfax county. pat, we go to you for the details. pat, this r is downht creepy. >> reporter: unbelievable, leon, what happened out here, mi mind-boggling.

they say this didn't have a special camera or bluetooth device, he just walked into the spa and took pictures of naked men and naked boys with his cell phone, his cell phone. and then he sold those pictures. police say this man went into he spa world facility in centreville,virginia, and over a period of years secretly recorded naked pictures of 81 malers custo including three juveniles. >> we're dealing with inappropriate unacceptable and illegal videotapes,ur ong in a space that should be private. >> reporter: the suspect identified as 28-year-ol kwame anderson from newport news, virginia. they say on many occasions he came as a customer to spa world,

took pictures with his cell phone and then sold those pictures on the internet. you can imagine what people are saying about this. in a wor it's -- >> disgusting. >> unspeakable. >> very wrong, very wrong. >> reporter: police got onto the case last w yearn one man saw his naked picture online and called 911. investigators say they have gone through 152 videos, dating back to 2014. now, kwame handerson,d without bond tonight in a jail in newport news, virginia. he'll be brought here to fairf to face felony charges in this case. leon, back to you. >> thank you, pat. this is so disturbing. it may be the tip of an uglyer ic because police say they recovered more than 70 videos of more than 8 additional victims

not recorded at spa world. if you believe it's possible you may be a victim, fairfax county police want to hear from you. breaking news, former vice oresident joe biden with a new response the recent allegations of inappropriate contact. >> heweeted outhe new response on twitter a short time ago. us.y has that for >> the former vice president has been facing growing accusations recent days and it has been overshadowing an expected announcement he is going to be running for office. he put out a video trying to exain himself. >> politics is cold and anti-septic. always thought about connecting with people. shaking hands, hands on the shoulder, a hug,encouragement, social norms have begun to change and shifted and the boundaries of persona space have been reset, and i get it. i get it. i hear wha they're saying.

i understand it. i'll be much more mindful. that is my responsibility. my responsibility and i'll mee it. >> so far no prominent democrat has suggested biden stay out of the race because of these accusations. none of the women who have come forward have alleged sexual harassment.di he has been l the polls for the 2020 race and not officially announced he is running yet. >> thanks. we have more fro the story last week. the vatican poised to name archbishop gregory as the newar bishop of the catholic church. gregory would become washington's first african-american arcishop. back in 2002, gregory led the u.s. conference of catholic bishops and oversaw landmark changes that heldda pr

priests accountable. we spoke friday about this d expectision. >> i think gregory offers a unique combination of skills and personality for d.c. that will appeal to those hne but the world of bishops. >> gregory will become one of the most high profile catholic bishop the country. stars felicity huffman and lori loughlin are free on bail, charged in that massive college cheating scandal. what was this day like for these two appearing bore a judge? >> reporter: pat, it was very aort. certainly media circus outside but this preliminary hearing was very very quick. inside, there were about 12 defendants involved in this case, going all at the same time. the judge simply informed everyone of the charges against

them, the possible penalties, imposed some restrictions on their lives and what the can do from this point forward. dide loughlin and huffman answer the judge's questions in court, they did not say anything to reporters either going in or coming out. they're used to thera came any questions and the attention but not quite like this. actors felicity huffman and lori loughlin walking into court not for tv roles but for breaking federal law. they're accused of taking part in a college admissions bribery scheme, 33 parents charged as well as coaches and college administrators. loughlin of hallmark channel and her hband are accused of paying more than a half a million to get their daughters into usc by posin as elite rowers even though they never took part in their port.

and huffman paid someone for fixing answers on her older daughter's s.a.t. neither have had much to say since the charges last month. three people have already plded guilt including the mastermind, singer, who said the took money for payouts to several top universities. to capitol hill, where democrats have authorized subpoenas for the full unredacted special counsel report voting 24-17 today along party lines to give chairman jerry nadler full authority to issue those subpoenas as warranted. house democrats had given attorney general barr until yesterday to release them. barr toldhem a redacted version would be coming by mid-april. democrats say they wantccs to all the information even if some of it c't be made public. we'll hear reactions in the next half hour. stay tuned. virginia's-g lieutenaernor is taking new steps he's hoping will clear

his name after a sexault allegations. justin fairfax made his first public accommodates in more than a month in wake of his accusers going on national tv. he said histtorneys have contacted prosecutors in two states asking them to open crimin investigations,f they have not already. northern virginia bureau chief, julia carey, is live in richmond on more of irfax's push back. julie. >> reporter: it's almost as if a pause button was pushed whenre e lar session came to a close in february. those controversiesacing the lieutenant-governor flaring up again. monday and tuesday, his accusers provided new specific details out the alleged sexual assaults. today, it was justin fairfax facing the cameras and he's calling for a full criminal lieutenant-governor justin fairfax pushing back with his own statement after bothf his

accusers took their stories of sex assault to national tv, speaking to cnbc news anchor, gayle king. >> i am telling the truth i did not assault vanessa tyson, i did not assault meredith watson. >> reporter: fairfax says he's taking new steps to try to prove his innocence providing a copie of polygraph he took over the weekend that he says supports his claimhat encounters with consensual.ere his lawyers have contacted prosecutors in boston andor carolina, where the incidents took place and asking for an investigation. both women said they want virginia lawmakers to hold apa isan meeting. >> i do not believeev ted appearances or hearings are a way to get to the truth. sensationalizing it does not make it true. >> reporter: and blaming democrats for blocking theidea, called the polygraph results ng

unconvin >> polygraph tests are inadmissible in court for a reason. there have bee noticable incidences in history. ted bundyassed a polygraph. >> reporter: the lieutenant efgovernored point by both both details in the tvie inte. and says vanessa ton have their dates wrong with this graphic where she says they met yt the democratic national convention on j 26th, 2004, he didn't even arrive until the next day.an the lieutgovernor reading a five page statement today. he did not take reporters' questions. to read it you can open our app and look for justin fairfax. pa localice officer charged with breaking a woman's nose allegedly during a night of drinking has been found not guilty. it happened last year at this

fan tuesday's bar warrington. the officer was charged withno misdem assault. he was placed on administrative leave in the meantime. after hearing the information, they found him not guilty saying thewo were engaged in horseplay and said the officer did not mean to hit the woman forcefully. a woman of the maryland national guard, killed just moments a away fromist at work. sergeant flores was a 10 year veteran and served in deployment in afghanistan. she died after a carree ended her vehicle in baltimore we spoke with her colleagues as they remember her life of service. >> she served her country honorably, in afghanistan the guard for 10 years. >> sergeant flores was just 33 years old but the definition of a ho. for the last 10 years she

dedicated her life to serving maryland in the national guard and assigned to the battalion where she was in charge of logistics making sure her unit ran smoothly. on tuesdayin morn her life ended in a tragic accident on her way to work. >> it's tough. it hurts. >> reporter: major kir with flores. >> she was amazing, inspirational bright and shining star. >> reporter: she was also a mother and provider for her threehiren. baltimore police say she was on route 30 in ricerstown. and she was hit by a truck that pushed here into oncoming traffic and forced her to collide with tractor-trailer. her fellow soldiers rushed to help but it wasla too . >> we had soldiers that worked with her the first ones on the scene and it was a tragic situation for them to see a

coworker in that situation. >> reporter: today was a grief for those who knew and loved sergeant flores, t reality sinking in she's gone but they'll make sure she's never forgotten. makingbiggest concern is sure the family is taken care of and we honor her service. >>eporter: meagan fitzgerald. from struggling to sleep and anxiety. >> aew medicine to calm your mood and turn your a lifeund. >> it is the most remarkable i have ever seen in my career. >> we will show you how it works. >> spring wedding season is in full spring. how many guests are turning down wedding invitations and why. ur>> temper 72 degrees. a beautiful afternoon. you know it can't stay this nice. i'll show you when the b rain mok to

we're back now with some beautiful new video of chopper 4. youan see the cherry blossoms in the kenwood neighborhood of montgomery county. the blooms could last for the weekend. back in a few minutes with your updated forecast. >> you see people walking down that street all the time in ken wood to see those trees. >> what aig.

starting tomorrow, there will be a new option foparents that want a child to have a smartphone but not too much freedom with it. verizon is launching a cell phone called "just kids," matching what options fit yourf ly. setting a limit nor data usage and track of where c yourldren are and how much time they'll be online. >> that will be a pular app for somebody. >> a parent. wedding season is here and en's time to in your rsvp and buy a new dress and don't forget the wedding gift. i'm not buying a dress. all the o wer stuff i'mh you on. all those expenses can add up, especially if you have t throw in travel arrangements in the mix as well. surprising n details how many people now are choosing to stop going to weddings? >> yeah. you know what, it is so expensiveo throw a wedding but it also can certainly add up for guests, too, as well.al espe if you're

participating in free wedding festivities like showers and bachelor or bachelorette partie so expensive. nearly 1 in 5 out of americans have actually declined ang wed invitation because they can't afford to go. guests spend on average $628 on the wedding and associated pre-party costs. get this. 30% of people who did not attend a wed because the couldn't afford to go said it actually impacted the relationship with the newly weced. -- newlyweds. how do you gracefully decline an invitation, respond rsv leaving them hanging can cause a lot of stress. and pick up the phone and tell them you are sorry you can't attend and be honest withns the. er sending them a gift anyway. mostette k

most etiquette experts say a gift is expected even if you can't attend. >>reak it down gender-wise when it comes to this? do we even have to ask or go there? >> hard feelings. i'm with you, get it. if i were getedng mar i'd feel the same way. i get it, don't spend the money, send the gt. >> one time it's nice to be a guy. >> sorry about that. >> how about being a meteorologist? >> i was the one that wanted a bigger wedding. my wife was like, let's do it on a beach somewhere in retrospect, we should have done that. >> nice and easy. nice and cheap. >> what are we dealing with out there? the perfect wedding afternoon across our area. i don't know how many people get married on wednesdays, but if

you did, a beautiful day, winds gusting 17 miles an hour, 72 degrees. a beautiful afternoon all that sunshine. abundant sunshine everywhere, e're all on the nice and warm side. 72 in culpeper 72 in huntington. nice afternoon. no rain. clear skies. we'll stay dry for at least the next 24 hours and then we start seeing changes move in for another sto system movin our way. nothing in our area now. the wider view herend the big storm, look at this guy, came through our area andd ram up and became a bomb cyclone again, and nasty storm missed parts of houston, boston,akg its way up towards parts of new ffoundland, and us, we're datching this. and by f we're talking rain. not tomorrow. tomorrow is a dry dayith more

clouds. 8:00 a.m., noie wo cloud cover in the area. not much at all. take the umbrella and okay. the rain comes in. we see some rain w h the evening rush and it comes when most are trying to get digner on fridays. if you have friday night plans or reservations, know you need the umbrella through 11:00. late night dinner on the west side. not tomorrow. 67, a little cooler because of the clouds. mostly cloudy. still a nice day on thursday. 45 at the school bus and 55 picking up the kids. nice day at t bus stop. saturday and sunday, looking like 70degrees, mostly cloudy. saturday looks interesting, could be cooler with a chance with showers on saturday. looking okay. the best chance of rain is friday after another nice day tomorrow.

amelia joins us with the 10-day forecast with more info onr y friday. a little later on the local progra helping young women get to the prom in style. >> from weddings to promise now. >> that's right. plus, a subpoena showdown on capitol hill, lawmakers demanding access to the full special counsel report. we're live with newn react and a look at what happens next. >> a newngarning for y >> a newngarning for y

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where there are other alternative means to activate the brain cells as well. this device does it through electricity. you're putting ear clips on your ears and you wear the device fhl roone hour a day. you can do anything while wearing it, watch tv, play video games, i do while at work during my lunch break. it causes the release of seratonin but also very importantly it causes your brain to produce what are called alpha brain waves, and you have different brain waves. they are a different state of mind. fail is when you're meditating or a relaxed state. this is basically a hand-held meditation>> device. hich patients are the best candidates for something like this? >> almost everybody canef b from this, to be honest with you. how many people out there have

rd time falling asleep at night, wake up during the night muiple times or having anxiety, get stressed out. this device is the most remarkable thing i've ever seen in my career. i think medications are amazing. i've seen tons of success with medication. when you compare this with any kind of treatment out there, alternative trement and even i would put this up there head-to-head with medication in terms of. effectivene it's not good for my business, right? >> thisp is a wake call for a lot of people that can't do the medication oroesn't work. >> or don't want to. al patients come in to see me and i diagnosed them with anxiety problem or sleep depression. they say, lo, dr. weiner, i know medication is an option but i would prefer t do a non-medication approach. what's the most likely thing to this is always what i recommend. >> dr. wine ir said he had tients who try the device and then able to go off their medicationsompletely.

if you're interested in trying it, you do need a prescription. a doctor or mental health professian provide that. >> amazing. >> it is amazing. using sunscreen is one of the best ways to protect your skin, right? >> still ahead, many of us not using it the right way. new reaction to t controversial video we showed you monday. the split responsey'n to talk around town. first, accusations of a political stunt on the him. political stunt on the him. live withhat could b we

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you'reg watch news4 at 4. >> we turn to the subpoena showdown at capitol hill. houseoc dts just voted to subpoena the full unredacted report after attorney general barr failed to need a demand to turn ove the full findings yesterday. they're saying they are playing politics. >> this subpoena vote is sending a message to attorney generalia wi barr. if he does not release as much of the report they believe he should they will take other action to get it. a capitol hill showdown, the center.investigation front and >> this is great political theater.

>> reporter: the house judiciary committeeng authori subpoenas for mueller's fullac unrd report. >> congress is entitled to all the evidence. it is our job, not the attorney general' w to determither or not president trump has abused his office. >> reporter: house democrats wanter that report yey, a deadline the justice department missed and republicans call arbitrary. >> the attorney general has never said he's not going to prove exactly what the regulations say he is to provide. why are we doing this again? >> reporter: attorney general william barr promised to diver mueller's report by mid-april if not sooner with require nd jury ns, g testimony, secret by law and ongoing investigations. >> i representri to the an people what they're witnessing is the death rattle of the democrat russia collusion lie. >> reporter: jerry nadler has not said when or if he will send the subpoenas saying he wants to

give the attorney genera time. >> jerry nadler sent a message, don't eve think of going beyond the bearest minimums redacti necessary. >> reporter: the president initially calling for the reports released. >> i have nothing to hide. >> reporter: later tweeting no matter what infor gtion isen to democrats it will never be enough. >> the committee voted to authorize subpoenas for five former members f the president's orbit. >> thanks. some of the washington region's toprs lea are pushing congress to help a project to clean up the chesapeake bay. maryland governor, larry hogan and ralph northam, virginia, and marion bowser have asked to stop the budget cuts slashing the cleanup budget by about 90%. the letter asks for $90ckillion to s to a deadline to restore the bay by 2025.

>> we are getting some new retion to the video of that e-year-old boy, h was put into handcuffsy d.c. police, we showed you earlier this week.ai the mother he is traumatized and can't sleep after this. they said theyie initially b he was involved in a cell phone robbery and ultimately did not arrest him and they called the family servis after they realized he was only 10 years old. the mother said he played no part in it. police did arrest another 13-year-old boy in connection with that robbery. >> here with today's talk around town about this. as you know, o lots folks wondering if this amount of fo oe was necessary this young small boy and the mother talking about how it is son, ing her young small take a listen. >> it traumatized him real bad. i had to c.

it hurt my feelings so bad to see my son put in handcuffs at the age of 10. they should have called the parent or something at first to let me know exactly what's going on before they detained my >> said she only learned child. about this from someone there at the lescene, who c her to tell her about this. what are your listeners saying out this? >> our listeners lit up the phone line and expressed their feelings about this. some saying was it really necessary to handcuff a 10-year-old, which he looked like a 10-year-old and place hi in the poluiser. others felt maybe this was a scared straight kind of outcome. lyric, out of columbia, maryland, she didn't like what d she saw on the. >> putting handcuffs on a 10-year-old boy is almost like putting handcuffs on a girl. those are two individualshat definitely don't need that much force. i don't necessarily understand the need for handcuffing a

t10-year-old that we jave a suspicion on. >> the thing is, there's something of a splithere, because some people were saying as well, since a gun may have been involved because police thought a gun was involved initially, maybe they were justified ung thoseinds of restraints on the boy with the hacuffs and taking precautions. what are your listeners saying about that? >> it's another side. that's what police do to keepem lves safe. it may have been protocol. mike out of bowi he was one of those callers. >> it looked bad. it looks bad. unfortunately, this will be a brand in that young child's mind for the rest o his life for being in those handcuffs. the unfortunate part is we d't know the severity of the crime or what actually reall happened. listeners from both sides of the issue sayo matter what at the end of the day they felt this

little boy will definitely be affected by the interaction with the d.c. pd. >> we wish him ay his fam luck. pat, over to you. it is prom season and this afternoon we are in the community spotlighting a loc program making young women have something to wear. we'll tell you how you can get involved. consumer reporter susanog with tips to save money on college and will outline a f important deadlines to keep in mind. wind gusts from 20-35 miles across the area. that beingsaid, the national weather service has issued a red flag warningth because oe wind gusts. wind gusts. what exactly ia red

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application as soon as possible because aid is often given out on a first come first serve bacas. this appon period has been open since october. the last day you can apph. is june 30t some a collegesnd states use your fafsapplication to reward financial aid from their own program. they may have earlier financial deadlines and it's important to find out what they are. each year, 13 million students who file get more than $120 billion in grants. rk study and low interest loans. only about half of collegect studentslly apply but everyone should. >> fafsa't i the only place you can find free money to help pay for college. tomorrow, i will tell yourour ot sources you can search. if you've beenutside or looked out the window, it has been windy outside. mostly with a red flag warning untilto 8:00 ght. >> what is a red flag warning.

>> a red flag warning is when we see dry conditions, windy winds out there. those twod combi means wildfires can spread easily. you see it behind me blowing in the wind. here's the red flag until 8:00 p.m. tonight including areash nond west for gusts up to 40 maybe 50 miles an hour. this means we have high fire danger out tre and maybe even damage. that red flag warning is where we have conditions just right r wildfires if they start to spread really quickly and really easily, because we have dry air and high winds and fire fuelsou there, dead leaves around rom the winter, perfect for helping spread wildfires out there. we don't have any today. what this means when we have a red flag warning.th isn't unheard of, a little unusual when we would see one.do

avoid o burning and if you see a fire, report it right away. be alert for firefighters to be on the look-out. if you know a building catches on fire it could spread very fast and quickly. there you have it. a red flag warning for most of the area, including 8:00. >> thanks. >> amelia is talking wind right now. pretty soon, we're talking rain. cong up withord on when the wet stuff moves back in. breaking news if you're just joing us, a virginia man behind bars accused of filming more

if you are just joining us at 4:44,et's get you caught up with four things to know. in> in vi, a man is accused of secretly recording

dozens of people at a day spa at fairfaxy cou including three underage boyd t was over a five year span. investigators say there may be additional victims filmed in other locations. officers arrested this man, kwame. and joe biden responding to allegations from women about inappropriate touching.d he he always thought about connecting with people but says he knows social norms are changing and wille mor respectful of people's personal space. he has not yet announced a run officially. washington archbishop egory will become washington's first african-american

archbishop. hollywood stars, lori loughlin and felicity huffman among others charged in the college admissions bribery scheme. after this hearing the judge said s will not prevent accused parents from talking to their families aboe. the c it is the highlight of the high school. going to the prom. it sure isn't cheap. the dress, the shoes, hair, makeup and the nails. it all adds up. this year, a local pop-up shop is dressing students for free. >> we a w knowt a special time prom season is. i cleaned out my closet. prom time! w ited to help the charity in st. george's county that helps students afford their bigheight. >>er dressing them informal wear or if we can get them toom get of our donors to help fund for their prom tickets this ar, we're trying to make sure everyone is able to

attend prom and put that last tamp on their high school memory. >> reporter: shantel and her mom volunteer with a group that sponsors teen sports and adventures for young adults. >> we do whitewater rafting and skiing ag hik and climbing. >> reporter: it started in988, taking 20 to 30 people whitewater tukka rasking. today, mor than 500 attend a variety of events each year. this ar, goombay is sponsoring a pop-up prom to sponsor kids head-ttoe. we set up a collection in the lobby and i went throughy own gowns. >> this is great! look at all these. >> seen will love that. >> yes. this is one of my favorites. >> that is a showstopper. >> and i found a few for fancy

dancing. >> a dress for dancing. i love that. >> lacy. slinky. >> very nice. i love this. >> that is definitely a showstopper. i love that. does it come with -- this is nice. for your shoulder as well. >> what do you think about this? >> very elegant. >> i'm goi to the prom myself. >> tually, i'm not going, but i remember my own. comingom uprow on "news4 today" we get a sneak peek inside goombays pop-up shop and details how to join the effort, tomorrow on "news4 today." the pop-up shop will take place for students and open on saturday morning! it is fe. stop by the kentland community certainty in landover, maryland, between 10:00 and 2:00 and gowns and drees for t girls and suits for the boys and all the

prom accessories. >> looks like youad donators remorse for a while. you didn't want to let go o that stuff. >> that's why i gave them so somebody could want them see. now, they have 3,000 dresses f other schools in montgomery county. if you need a dress, a g tat thin do. it is extremely expensive. >> if a parent has more than one student in high scol it can be expensive. i know you have a thing or two you oulddonate, like your tie. >> that's cherry blossom tie. >> i have donated qui a few of my old suits. absolutely. a good thing to do. i will sho you what's happening out there. a pretty nice day across our region. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. yes! look at the tidal basin. see all the pink from the cherry blossoms and notice all t green, starting to see a flurry

as far as leaves are concerned, explosion out there as far as plants and why we will see a lot more pollen the next couple of days. 72 degrees,ropping to the 60s nd 50s. a verye night. perfect, as far as the day is concerned. 70, leesburg. , manassas, 73 towards huntinon. the oneexception, we would call it almost a perfect 10 but w have 20-30 miles an hour wind, leesburg to hagerstown and annapolis. no problems. nothing on the radar until we get to friday. we're tracking a storm system way back to the west here. nothing tomorrow but friday is the day to watch because we will needing those umbrellas across the area. we're talking a goo amoun of rain. not a huge system but will use the umbrellas most of the day. >> absolutely.

we could see a half-inch of rainfall onriday. tomorrow, no worries. friday, a cloudy chilly day, high temperature, 57 degrees. some breaks in the rain and really rain is possible at anyi otherwise an overcast finish to ute work week. here ise weather. rain is possible at any point. this is the future model but it features rain durin the second half of the day versus the morning hours. notice the clouds already in place as we move towards the lunchtime hours moving to future weather, 2 p.m., notice thesh ers out there and commute likely dealing with rain. not tooeavy but a soaker of a day out there, rainfall generally an inch. as we look to the weekend, updates saturday, high to 70s. degr the temperature hasn't changed so much, but what has hgpening falln the sky has changed. right now, looks like light

drizzle and showers saturday. you wanto stay tuned how this storm system does evolve on saturday. it may not be the best weekend day out there. sunday, despite plenty of clouds, dry with high temperature of 70 degrees. forest for the weekend, tricky unsaturday andy more clear cut. >> these are not big systems. bigger systems eier to forecast than smaller systems. we got the big system on saturday and could linger giving us a chance of showers. we may have to lower the number ut right now optimistic for 70 degrees. monday, a surge of warm air, high of 77 degre, showe and thunderstorms there, 70 tuesday and a little a cooler we head towards the middle of next week. if somebod came by and said, the coolest number on our maps tonight at 45, we turned a

corner. right direction. that's what we want. >> thank you. you take the time to put on sunscreen, w all do or should. new research shows many of us en't doi it the right way. we're working for your health with the one smoke mos are making. >> first, a look at what's coming u all new with jim and wendy in the newsroom. a little girl falls off the couch. to her mother it doesn't appear to be a big deal. hours later she's taken to the hospitalecause she cannot move. coming up at 00, the family's message and warning for others. and street signs, a new plan to ease this frustration in the district. >> and involvesesocalents and people recently released from prison and a lot of social media. media. >> that will b z

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this year. many users were young adults. the fda says it's stillun ear if smoking e-cigarettes causes seizures, but convulsions are known to be a side effect ofni tine poisoning. >> we all try too protect our faces from the sun. despite our best efforts, a new study says we're doing it t wrong way. >> moisture with spf may not be enough for erica edwards explains. >> welcome back. good to see you again. >> reporter: dermatologists almost always askf patients are using sunscreen. >> you're applying sunscreen to all exposed areas eryday? but they don't always ask how they're using it. a new study from the uk find people tend to neglect theirs eyel when using certain sun blocks. a special uva cam illuminate the problem. the dark areas show excellent protection of the face with uv

sunscreen. when usingoiurizers with spf, they eased up on covering their eyelids, an area vulnerable to skin cancer. >> it's not enough to simply ask do you apply sun scream or moisturizer to the face butthalk through where and how they should be applying it. i >> reporter:s unclear why th avoid their eyes. it may be chemical ingredients can sting. doctors say mineral ones may be a better one for sensitive eyes. they tend not to sting so rch. orter: something is better than nothing but if you want to protect your eyes, invest in a pair of sunglasses and a hat. erica edwards, nbc news. right now at 5, iasion of privacy. >> we're dealing with inappropriate, unacceptable video taping. >> reporter: year after year investigators say this man

secretly filmed custmers a local spa. >> the disturbing discovery that ledolice to a cache of videos. addressing the ausations. >> trying to make a human connection is my responsibilir:. >> reporte joe biden as he muscle a 2020 run for president. signs of confusion. >> i i want to park legally, which one of these takes precedence? a new plan tase your parking frustration in the district. we start with breaking news, an extreme violation of provides at a local daypa >> this is a disturbing one. quiet tranquility shattered by the leering lens of a cel phone camera. >> police say this man was the one taking pictures, accused of secretly filming more than 80 people includingom underage boys. >> investitors tell us this creepy crime folded over five years at spa world.

pat is live for us with details. pat. >> reporter: jim, he targeted men, he target boys. 81 victims including three juveniles secretly photographed naked at a popular fairfax county spa.eo ande here, people here outraged. >> in a word, how would you describe something like that? >> obscene. >> unspeakable. >> despicable. >> police say this manntent the spa world facility in centreville, virginia, and over a period of years, secretly recorded naked pictures of 81 ma customers in excluding three juveniles. the suspect identified as 28-year-old kwame anderson from newport news, virginia. they say on many occasions he

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