>> right now at 10 an elderly couple robbed at gun noyment their own sglom my dad was knocked on the ground and he was tied up. >> tonight, what the masked gunman may have done minutes from the daytime crime. >> and defense wants to get inside an iphone and apple says no way cha this case could mean for you [ dog barking ] a. >> and not one but two diagnoses rerescued from icy waters in northern virginia. "fox5 local news at 10" starts right now. >> we begin tonight with that elderly couple targeted in a home up vacation in montgomery country. and thanks for joining us tonight i'm shawn yancy. >> and i'm tony perkins. >> we're told the masked gunman tided up the husband while they ran socked the home. this happened in rockville in middle of the day. "fox5" lauren demarco is live at police headquarters withhe

>> well, tony, it is a quiet neighborhood and neighbor there's are rattled tonightch the two suspects remain opt loose. police have not yet said exact what i was stole present home and but the victim's son is speaking out about the whole ordeal. >> doing this to old people is not right. it's not rite. do ept do it again. >> the sun of elderly couple visually upset. he says the suspects knocked on his parents' door 1:00 in the afternoon claiming to be electricians and when the father opened the two men were wearing masks and had guns they forced theirselves inside and ransacked the sglom they were looking for oxycontin and money and jewelry. >> my dad was knocked on the ground and tide up apparently with the cable from the fax machine. >> the young man identified only as jordan says his 77-year-old father and 86-year-

and they were not seriously hurt but they are shaken and they were able to call 911 after the suspects took off on foot. >> your parents are targeted for any reason? why would they think your parents have ox coye cot in. >> it was ron dom. i thought it was motive from other stuff that happened in the past. but it isn't. it was completely random. >> they'll look at all possibilities why the home may have been chosen if there's a are on the home may have been chosen the suspects war masked. >> montgomery country police and k 9 units combed the agency for units was they combed the area for witnesses. one man refused to on a door and we're protecting his identity. >> you had a funny feeling about it. >> it didn't seem right. very lucky i feel like i dodged a bullet this afternoon. >> men were not wearing masks

with a plumbing company and didn't appear to have a vehicl vehicle. he described them for us. >> young early 20s african-american male maybe 6 feet tall. thin to average build, and then the person who was walking a way with him i didn't see his face but just from the back looked shorter maybe 3, 4" shorten and more heavily built. >> montgomery county police are asking that anyone else who may have seen the suspects or anyone with information that could help the investigation, please contact them right away. live at police headquarters, lauren demarco, "fox5 local news". >> a decorated iraq war veteran is recovering from attack in the district. christopher marquez says he was eating in penn quarter friday night when assaulted by a group of teenagers. marquez told "fox5" he thinks the incident was racially mo

asking him if black lives matt airport calling him racist. >> a gentleman in white shirt hit me in the back of the head. they don't know if he had anything in his hands or gun or anything or fist. >> marquez says his wallet was stolen, too, no arrests were made. >> a jury indicted the mana restsed in brutal murders of d.c. family and housekeeper. darin win faces felony charges including murder, kidnapping and arson. last may win broke into the northwest home of savis and amy savapolis. she accused of stealing 40,000 and setting the house on fire. win is expected to appear in court later this week. >> d.c. mayor muirial bow ser taking heat over her plan to build eight more homeless shelters around the city. they voiced their opinion northwest. "fox5" marina morocco is there with t

>> this meeting taking place in vannecessary. standing rome north that home at the senior citizen learning communicate tee mad at the de they say was made under the table. they say there was a process they have knowledge of and mayor refusing to say which site she ruled out and mayor refusing to say why she picked the sites she did, eight total sites and d.c. general largest homeless shelter in the district will close by 20 18. now mayor becauseer inside the senior citizen community fielding agrees residents. many of who, again, very angry with this decision that they believe will drive crime up in their neighborhood and lower their property prices and they also say that these property where the shelt ser to go was actually sdopd for two single family homes. instead, they say this shelter will go in and they're questioning

the district is putting in place in order for this shelts to go on this property on wisconsin avenue over by glover park. di speak with a woman at this meeting today. she's actually a residents of d.c. geng there about a year now and she's a single mother. she says she's been attending these meeting that have been happening pretty much on a weekly basis throughout the wards here and she wants people to understand what conditions families like herself and her children are living in. and she says she understands concerns of neighborhoods but she wants everyone to see the other side of the coin. >> the property is next to doc and department of corrections and it's next to a jail. it's next to a psychiatric drug treatment program. it's next to -- which is inpatient program. it's next to a offenders program where they

halfway house set fuing will where they actually live on the premises and inside the building for however many days, 30 days, 60 days and then released. there's a lot of programs around the shelter that don't affect the residents inside the shelter because they're not part of those programs. but it's something we see on a daily basis. >> we were not consulted. there was no evrlt really serious effort that we can see at least that they're willing to tell us about there's a lot of seekcy about this. and there's no effort to put this to clarify what the real process was. and i admit it all looks weird frankly because they're paying a high price. and they could buy my house for half as much per square foot or less. >> now, it will be a total of eight facilities one in each ward of district and mayor saying they'll be modern and safe and it will cost about $22 million to operate. 5 million more

operate d.c. general and putting these eight facilitys in place then d.c. general would shut down by 20 18. reporting live in norm west washington d.c., marina morocco "fox5 local news". >> for months fox has been complying about -- emts who didn't detect a patient's gunshot wound and 125bing victim that waited 18 minutes for ambulance and later diedch the department's medical director resigned last week because of the way people are reporting. juliet went before d.c. city council about her scathing resignation letter and no room for reform within the department. >> i don't think one particular ma'amic human will come in and fix this. i think it's going to take leadership from the top down and innrupsing commitment to change. just knowing where your medics

lie skill-wise baseline assessment how you can improve something you can't measure. . >> d.c. fire chief gregory dean responded at the hearing. he defend the department saying he intended to make changes taken takes time. well, tonight, we're following a developing story in the disstrkts a water main break making a mess 14 and aspen northwest. there is no word front this break is impacking water service in the area. >> authorities say they are widening search for victims in the child pornography investigation in prince george county. deonta caroway former school volunteers charged with perfor performing sex acts in 7 locations and 17 vick items were identified and they go heighter as a steadily flow of tips comes in. it needs the public's help sgle if your child is not a victim and you saw this individual was involved in and where he was

working and areas where he was at it's very important in putting the whole investigation together. >> have people been calling? >> yes. >> is it helpful. >> yes, every call we've gotten has been helpful. >> he says it's focusing on whether caraway collaborated with anyone and how he paid for his operation. >> a big fight is brewing between fbi and apple it's all over iphone used by one of the san beern dean owe terrorist. what this case could mean for your right to privacy. hey, tish awhat are you working sglon that's rite, shawp, you know what, prince william county is considering naming its newest elementary school after a fallen firefighter and i'm fish tish, details on that story coming up. >> sue. >> tish a, it's a cold night out. there lot of places already down below freezing and we think it will be a lot colder than last night. new refreeze concerns. it looks like a lot of moisture dried up and are you ready for some warmer term turz? maybe even a spring preview. we have that and another storm to keep an eye on in the pipeline.

"fox5 local news at 10" will be right back

>> we have breaking news for you tonight "fox5" learned president obama is expected to make a visit to cuba next month. official announcement could come as early as tomorrow. and this will be the first visit to cuba by sitting u.s. president since 1928 and it's the late nest series of steps taken to improve relations between cuba and u.s.. >> it's now apple versus fbi. feds want the tech giant to give them access to encrypted iphone that belong toad maeringt mind behind the san bernardino terrorist attack. tim cook says his company will fight the order. tim housely explains. >> it's apple against the federal government in a case that could have huge legal implications. apple ceo tim cook says he'll fight a court order requiring his company to help the fbi recover data from an iphone used by one of the san bernadine owe terrorists. >> we can access that phone now and that makes so nens w

>> it requires app toll help fbi disable security feature which erases data from the iphone after too many attempts unlock it and with the feature disabled they can try as many time as they like to fight the phone. he's fighting the order over privacy concerns saying it's implications are far beyond the case at hand. >> if apple want to having the government, big brother tell us you must help us that why we have a constitution. >> cellphone logs have become problematic over the past few years and some law enforcement officials are helping this ruling will make it ease your them to get quart orders to bypass those locks. >> i had numerous homicide investigations i could not get into the physical. >> it can be a tough sell with some saying nobody should be able to override the privacy features they pay for. >> i wouldn't let my friend get into. it why i would let the police. >> maybe the police are looking into more than what

their trying to find. >> iphone is essential to the case and possible terror texs overseas and apple has five business days to fully respond to the ruling. in loss ankle less. adam hously. fox news . >> new tonight, d.c. police say a cold case hurder has mow been involvinged. curtis pickly keith sam stone and gilliland already killed on franklin street in 199 1. now police arrested michael breen and venito val dez and charged them in can wex the three deaths. >> when the call cases we do not stop investigating them. when people bring new information to our attention we'll follow every lead. we will not rest until we're able to close all homicide that occurred. >> they would like to think the arrests would provide some hope for the families of other murder victims that they might get justice in their tragedies. >> it's a freight heenin

in fairfax county after a dog fell into the nice a lake. it happened lake threaux in rest tin. how firefighters managed to get this dog for sure, sarah. >> one of the fair favrm county firefighters on that call shot this cellphone video here of the rescue. crews got the 911 call before 9 this morning and it's amaying how quickly they were able to get there and rescue that dog who was expected to be okay thankfully. let's take a hosier look at the rescue now clearly the dog distressed there as you can see. firefighters and paramedics put on ice commander suits for protection and they were able to full the dog from the water in under ten minutes. and firefighters say the poor guy t had pause on ice cling-on with body in the water when they arrived and one of the paramedics explain the water was thick and murky making it a challenge but this is what they train for all the

>> we enjoy going out there and seeing positive impacts on these incidents we respond to and use training and see everybody go home safe. >> well the dog was evaluated by medic and then handed over to its owner and fire fightsers just want to remind people they were saying no ice is safe ice. you know, especially since it's been so warm. >> exactly. right. very easy toy fall through nat. >> dog, child, anybody. >> thank goodness the dog is okay. >> sarah >> all right, well, forget about cats. maybe it is the dogs that have nine lives a cocker spaniel named tootsie had to be rescued after falling through icy waters and rescue units were called to a pond windmill drive ashburn this morning and firefighter went in and got the dog out and didn't show much appreciation for being recueed though. she bit two of the firefighters that helped save her. they were treated at the hospital as a precaution. >> tootsie. tootsie was confused.

>> probably at the moment scared and didn't know what was going on. >> coming up next why nike is parting ways with a boxing super star. >> and controversial tweet about justice squall squall and jus equal equa california

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lives matter and was hit in the back of the head when he don't respond. >> brutal murders of d.c. family and housekeeper darn win faces felony charges. he killed a couple, their housekeeper and son. they is expected to appear in court later this week. >> "fox5 local news" in prince william county where they could make history naming a newest almostly school. >> it could be named after fallen firefighters. tish awill you witness joins us live from dumfries with the story. >> this is the first time the county ever honored and mebd a fallen firefighter in this way and that's mainly because this is the first fallen firefighter across the country. di have a chance to sit down and speak with kyle wilson's family and they tell me why this would be so important not just for them but for the community.

fearless and kyle wilson was no exception. >> the last i said you're so lucky firefighter prince william county there are no highrise buildings you don't nod a hi rise building to lose your life. he was fearless. >> nearly a decade after fighting this fire they are considering naming a elementary school for wilson respect for his work on and off the job. >> he went to school to teach kids fire safety and we have a walk every year in honor of kyle because that money we raised goes to endowment in his name at george mason. and he was a firefighter. but he was a hero to a lot of people. >> this is a fire fight aers tool. >> bob tells me the county could decide by the end this month on naming newest elementary scol

elementary school. >> when he pass away his was the first line of duty death in prince william country history and the only one since then also. >> from the family's home in woodbridge, wilson says his son never wanted recognition. >> this new school we're trying to get named in his honor, is off the main road a one way street. it is secluded and hidden behind the housing development, which i think is ironic because sort of like a firefighter, low key, behind the scenes, no recognition but serve as i great purpose. >> last night's public meeting to discuss this topic was cancelled due to the weather. so looking ahead, a public discussion about this will take place sometime next week and from there, the committee will present their findings and what the public thinks about that you to prince william county officials and they will take a vote and decide. now again the family has tried at least two

this and they're hoping that this time, this all goes through. tisha lewis, "fox5 local news". >> thank you, tish a. d.c. public school students are getting a signature from the washington capitals the team is helping introduce street hockey into the school district's curriculum. alleen mae a former calves player and tv analyst says the caps are making a big investment of getting the kids happy about hongy. >> they put 1.6 million in this gone to 111 schools and introduce kids to hockey and how it's played. if you want people to understand it and play it you have to introduce it to them and if you put a stick in their hands they're more prone to take it and look tat. >> this program is part of nationwide anywhere tip for nhl. hockey is for everyone month. sticks and pukz are being proceeded to school children all over the county. >> pretty cool. major honor for pri

county science teacher take a look. >> the educator award goes to angela malone. >> angela malone is recipient of milk and educate area ward teaches 7 and grade honors science at oxendale middle school in oxendale maryland. she was surprised with the honor this afternoon in school in an attempt my and they go for outside recording of of cha achieve. and elected with the help of stated occasions agencies. >> i feel like this school and this principal and two academic teams support their teachers so amazingly. >> it comes with $25,000 prize and malone says she does not know what she's going to do with all that money. congratulations to her. i'm sure she'll find something to fun to do with the sgln absolutely. coming up next why a new study is comparing facebook to

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