this is fox5 local news at 10. . right now at 10, a local collego professor accused of sexually assaulting two students on campus. tonight we ask if the school did enough to alert students. d.c. traffic was snarled for hours after a man drove his onto the national mall and claimed te have anthrax. the latest on the massive emergency response.y i have great respect for you r that you were able to call me ca and say let's get together and t let's talk. plus, meaghan kelly's long awaited sit down interview with donald trump.ld fox5 local new ins at 10 starts right now. we thank you for joining us tonight, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. y two female students from the fr manassas campus of northern virginia community college say a math professor you chef that c remember sexually assaulted them on campus. teisha lewis life tonight with the latest. >>reporter: what i can tell yo

manassas campus in this parking lot since 7:00 and we have seen stations like this, these emergency call stations. st what we have not seen is a security officer since we have been here since 7:00 and all al this is amidst heightened awareness and concerns after tww female students say they were rained. one incident at least happened here at house man hall. that remember has been an adjunct professor since august. he was fired on thursday, one, o week after the accusations were reported to police. to police say the attack happened in march, april and as recent a two weeks ago. ag the school's administration says it sent an alert to students. but one student we interviewed n says the alert system on this on particular campus is down. i've been having issues with a lot of manassas campus stuff. i haven't gotten any of their e-

get any alert about that, no. n. it's scary. sc i'd want an alert for sure aboub that. and the fact that it was a teacher, like i don't feel safe here really. what more do you think should be done by the school to keep the students safe.ts >> nighttime security andight security in the parking lots. i never feel safe walking outin into this parking lot. > now, police say both incidents happened on northern virginia community college's manassas campus.as the first victim was reportedlyp raped in a conference room and a classroom in this building. now, those incidents happened at the end of march and the beginning of this month. the second victim was reportedly assaulted earlier this semester. the school's administration says the incidents were first reported to campus police on may 5 byç a third party. there should be more assembliess and more informative

about that so they can inform the students and teachers aboute stuff that happens. we did ask the campus police about the school's alert system. we also spoke with theo sp administration about theut t school's alert system being doww here at the manassas campus. they tell me that they are looking into it and will get wi back to me with an update. u we'll bring that to you. also, campus police say that the day that they were notified no about this incident they openedp an investigation.. that ream is not only charged secondly battery and rain, butan also charged with sexual sex penetration with an object.bjec > a jury indicted two policewop officers in connection with the death of a 74 year old med star program. last fall james mack braid walked out of med star hospital without being disknowledge chad. 15 minutes later he encounterede the officers.th there was some sort of a a struggle.

if convicted the officers face c max municipal of 30 years in prison. > we have new information nownr about the man who caused an anthrax scare near the capital. he drove his truck onto the national mall and claimed to have a bucket full of and traction. tonight we've learned that that man is not facing any serious charges. lindsay watts has been on the on scene all day and "eyewitnessy news" us with the latest. >>reporter: police say this wah the extent of what was in that bucket. investigators only found grass u and some dirt in there. th as you might imagine sources arr saying mental illness may be to blame for what happened today. o it was just before 3:00 when the man drove his pickup truck into this area between third and thi fourth streets. we'll show you how close this area is to the capital. police spent hours out here taking every precaution to makeo sure there was no reel threat. h the emergency response was a mess. vehicle also and police with ready with

at the sent of it, this man.an. we still don't know much about u him, only that he drove his white pickup onto the national mall and called capital police on the farm. he said he brought a sample with him. the man never threatened anyone. he wanted to make law to enforcement aware of what he thought was a threat to him and other people.eopl investigators tested the man ana found no indication of anthrax. he was taken into a decontamination tank and hosed down with water. investigators were taking no chances. they used robots to help searche the man's truck and firefighters dawned gas masks as he they th sorted through everything in the vehicle. there were several items to include a blowup pool. nothing dangerous, but the investigation still took hoursao and was just in time for

hour. there was a man that drove his truck onto the mall and said he had anthrax. what? drivers left in disbelief. oh, my gosh. go us park police still have not identified the man who caused ca all this chaos today. we know he was taken to the hospital for an evaluation. for now he is only facing a citation for illegally driving l his truck here on the mall.all. we're life in d.c., lindsay watts, fox5 local news. > developing in fairfax county, a desperate search is underway n for two teenagers who have been missing for nearly a week. wee 13 year old pennsylvania set daniel lima and 14 year old read did you material san oh was last seen last wednesday. police believe they ran away aw from their homes and took a cab in jessup, maryland., today friends and family were at that truck stop handing out h

them track down the teens manycd they have a message for those teen t agers. i'm a friend with daniel's. she lived with their family forr several months last year. i want to plead with her. come home. you are so loved. you're so amazing. ama we are so worried about you ando we hope to see you soon. anyone with information about if their whereabouts is asked to ak call police. d.c. police want to know if two back to back murders are connected. someone shot untilled trayvon williams on benning road. unless than a few blocks away someone killed tracey cooper ass she walked through her front fro door. they speculate she was killed as retaliation for cummings' murder. i believe that whoever went in there and got if they couldn't u get him they'd get somebody else. she's collateral damage in an ongoing fight somewhere. so >> she and it know

she and it seen it coming. > police believe the murdersth may also be connected to a shootout in that same area last summer that left two men dead. > coming up at 10, fox news anchor meaghan kelly's sit down interview with republican presidential front runner donald trump. this is the first you and i hav discussed what happened over the past nine months.ont > the big interview right herew on fox5 a. what trump had to say about the nasty words he had to say about kelly that had the whole world buzzing. a car fire in chevy chase, maryland. we'll tell you how this life th wire emergency ended. shawn and tony, once again weg had a dayai that featured marchc temperatures and april showers.s so when is may ever going to to show up in.p > we'll have a first look at l what you can expect for your yo wednesday forecast when fox5 local news at 10 returns. turns.

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in tonight a karen gulfed in flames. this was the scene in chevy chase, maryland earlier thish evening after a large tree fell bringing down wires. one of those life wires fell on an asuv and sparked a fire.fire thankfully no one was inside the car. officially say the suv is a total loss.. well, it has been another soggy day in the dmv. it means that we are stuck in this rain pattern. >> we've only had three rain-free days this entire month. question tonight, sue palka, is more wet weather headed our way? >> are you hur you want to hearo the answer to that? >> not really. > i don't think you do. you you probably know what the answer is.s. >> yeah. more rain is coming in a littlec biomt later. mother nature has a great sense of hum or. last may very who the and dry. this one very rainy.

inch. now we've had about four inchesh for the month and a little bitn more is going to role into townn later tonight.toni at the moment, it's just cloudy and maybe patches of drizzle here and there.her you can see it's light stuff going on by the more measurable rain exited out just a littleitl while ago.whil here's what we have to watch fow a little bit later. there's another disturbanceothe that's going to be roling in on some are the part of the same weather track. i don't think tomorrow will bell as wet as today was.toda a the look of the next moisture might tend to stay a little bits to the north and west. areas of low pressure riding along the stalled boundary. that's why we're kind of stuckf in this pattern and with thatth front stalled it promotes the development of these little waves of low pressure to ride along the boundary. we'll keep it cloudy for now but to

if you're desperately trying to get your grass cut you mightight have a small opportunity s tomorrowma afternoon to see this dry out and we do have a couple of dryer days on the seven dayon forecast as well. tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m. starting your commute there mayr be a few light showers here and there. as you get out towards hagerstown and the interstate corridor it might be a little wetter for you.orou by the time we get to 1:00 thatt first waive is passing on by. while we can't call it a waive-free afternoon, thehe showers will be spottier. the clouds will hang up, but the. it's 26-degrees cooler than we should be for this time of year. we remain in the 50s with thei east wind continuing. how about temperatures, not a nt lot of improvement.t. maybe near 6 on or 62 degrees.6d some early morning showers start our commute. we'll talk more about maybe abot little bit of a dryer

least short term before we getbe to the weekend and the weekend also needs to be discussed.disc shawn, i'll have more on that an little bit later.ttle > thank you, sue. the debate continues tonight over plans to shutdown d.c.'s largest homasoteer.asot the city council and the mare disagree on how that shouldshou happen. marina maracco is life with the latest. >>reporter: tell percentl definitely ran high at thethe wilson building earlier today as there were differing opinionsife about shutting down d.c. shelter, the largest homeless shelter. at the same time opening up a slew of other homeless shelterse throughout the city. the council actually voted on a different plan. under this plan by the counselos ill it would change the locations of those other smallee shelters throughout the city. it would require the city to buy land or to use emanate domain to acquire the property.prop of course there was a heated

building hallways later between the mayor and the chairman ofthe the council and it was overheard by two reporters sitting in then press room and it soon found its way to social media and here's that tweet.eet. that tweet saying mayor bowser just yelled at chairman mendelson in the wilson hallway buildingç saying you're an explicative liar. you know it can't close in 2018. believe me, i've heard worse.her and it's a private conversation. what i'll convey to the chairmae and i'll convey to everybody that the council can make its own plan, which they voted on today, but they have to tell thl people the truth.rut and you can't tell people that we can close d.c. in 2018.in some of your thoughts on that. i think i'll only say this and that's that the mayor was upset over some of the legs before the council. > do you appreciate that kind

>> i think i'll just leave it a that.th > mendelson says that the council's plan would safe taxpayers $165 million and if8b the mayor chooses to do so and implement it right away then itn means that d.c. general couldld close by 2018. life tonight from the wilson building, marina maracco, fox5 local news.l > tonight we are learning more about last year's amtrak derailment that killed ate tha people in philadelphia. the national transportationonal safety board says the train's engineer made a standard humanerror. the 12-month investigation reveals the engineer may have been distracted by radio communication. the train was going twice the t speed limit when it jumped the tracks. standard humanerror in the evene of interference or distraction or disruption we may take attention away from our primarym tasks. attend

when it comes time to get backet to where we were we may haveave lost a place or forgotten about it. authorities believe positiveie trains control could have prevented the crash. its technology that would havee stopped the train altogether when it recognized the train's dangerous speed.spee now to fairfax county where tragedy also struck on the tracks. an 18 year old woman is deadis after she was hit by a train.ran this happened last night onn burke road in burke, virginia. police say ericka dun of springfield was walking along the tracks with two of her friends when she was hit. dun was rushed to a nova, fairfax hospital where she later died. no one else was hurt. police are still investigatingns what end that. coming up next tonight, donald trump's one-on-one interviewon with meaghane- kelly.lly. what he revealed about theirut very public freud and his battlt for the white house. equal pay in hollywood. robert right recently revealed that she demanded

just as much money as kevinevin spacy to star in the hit netflix show. right said she threatened to goo public if she didn't see a pay increase. the strategy worked. she got the pay increase. we'll be right back.

you've called women you don'tle like fatd pigs, dogs, slops ana disgusting animals. an does that sound to you like thee temperament of a man we should he elect president.resi honestly, meaghan, if you don't like it, i'm sorry. i've been very nice to you although i could probably not b based on the way you've treateda me, but i wouldn't do that. well, that was the exchange between fox's meaghan kelly andy donald trump that set off a nine-month long freud between the two. tonight meaghan kelly'skell interview aired at fox5. >> it's

interview since the gop debateop last august. of course the two made headlines as she served(ar moderator antrum p criticized her on air and on social media. sarah is more with some of tonight's exclusive interview. at point it was a little grinch worry. you don't know how trump was going to respond to what kellyey was asking.king it was interesting.n given how harshly trump responds at times to tough questions and criticism, kelly asked him ifif someone had hurt him or wounded him in his past? the harsh tweets aimed at ted cruz and the ongoing tweets by trump aboutrum meaghan kelly. in a recent interview she said it was difficult at times too hear the scathing remarks andnd not say anything, but knew it was in her best interest and not to. and that was haven't her role.ah here's a portion of tonight's interview with donald

meaghan kelly.onn ke when i'm wounded i go after people hard. and i try and unwound myself. most kids between the ages of # 6 and 16 have been bullied att some point in their lives. were you ever bullied. >> no, i wasn't.sn't but i have seen bullying and bullying doesn't have to be juse as a child.ld. i know people are bullied when they're 55 years old. yea i don't really blame you because you're doing your thing. from my standpoint, i don't hav' to like it.t. afterwards you said that you didn't feel that the moderators had been nice, but do you thinku itself eat journalists role too be nice to presidentialsi candidates at a debate. >> fair. > you used the word nice. >> no, i don't think so.o. > i mean i might have said they weren't nice, but that doesn't mean they have to be nice. >> you know it's in the a cocktail party. >> no. in a certain way what you didou might have been a favor becauser i felt so good about p havingd gotten a through -- if i can gen

questions you can get throughhro anything. you seemed to stay angry for months. was that real or was that strategy. >> i'm a reel person.ers i don't say oh year, i'm angryri tonight, but tomorrow you're myo best friend.best i do have a theory -- this could happen again with us.s. it could be even doing this particular interview. i have great respect for youesp that you were able to call meall and say let's get together and let's talk. to me i would not have doneone that. interesting comments there. trump did go onto say he regrete some of the language he has used on the campaign trail inrail reference to his opponents, but said he was only responding to attacks made against him.st h the presumptive gop nominee promised to life tweet during the broadcast during the interview. most that we saw were retweets from his followers but there was one that stood out. for the most trump was defensing kelly. and he wrote what's with the soft whimpy quti

not really soft at all. there you go. trump is very candid in talking about the stakes of the 2016 raise, too.oo during the interview he says if he doesn't win he will considere it to be a tote l al complete waste of time, energy and a waste of money. > interesting to much what.esti >> it was interesting. > coming up new at 10 we'rere going to he take you to the ceremony that than onorrednor dozens of d.c. firefighters and paramedics for going above the call of duty.uty how a virginia politician is explaining himself after he got caught looking at porn online. we'll be right back.

> this is fox a 5 local news at 10. we're back now with a a tonight's top stories. sto we begin in manassas with a college adjunct professor is accused of range two students.. teisha lewis is

>>reporter: that's right, would students say the same professor raped them. it happened here at northern virginia community college' manassas' campus. ca that's the building. 27 year old you sef that ream is accused of sexually battery and also sexually penetration with an object.bjec now, heightened awareness here onar campus as police and also e administration continues to investigate. lindsay. you may have seen all of the of emergency crews and road closures around the cap l toll today. it was after a man drove his his truck right up here on the the national mall and told police he had anthrax. investigators say that it turnet out it was a false alarm. the man never made any threats and it seemed like he was just truly concerned that he he had been exposed to the substance. > marina in here at the wilson building today tempers flared aa the d.c. council voted a plan different from the one the mayoh had

general, which means some of ths new shelter locations would neeu to change. the council said if implemented right away it would safe tack payors mills of dollars and d.c. general could shutdown by 2018. the families of nearly 3,009/110 victims scored a major victory to force the saudi government to release about the terrorist attacks. it would allow victims to sue saudi arabia. am say the saudis have not revealed everything they know about possible connections. con janice scott was killed in the h pentagon on 9/11. her husband is part of the class action lawsuit.aws it's going to bring a tremendoue closure for all of us by by bringing out what actually happened, what actually happenee prior to and right after the th 9/11

the bill still needs to pass the house and the president would pr need to sign it for it to become a law. la saudi arabia has threatened economic if that happens. now to montgomery county where funeral services were held today. ma dina was shot and killed on n may 6. suspected gunman eulalio tordil attempted to car jack ma lien a. she was from what.. she was a kind, gentle and harda working woman. she was a hard working woman. she was very press servant and she always, always love every single patient she had and she e always care about every single she reached out to. to. ma lien a was one of four people shot that day. malcolm

killed. the other victims are still sti recovering from their wounds. > they went above and beyondnd the call of duty. more than 140 d.c. firefighters and paramedics received honors this evening at the department's annual awards ceremony. take a look. every firefighter has an impact on who we are and where we are today. d.c. fire chief gregory dean paid tribute to the men and women on the force. over the course of the past yeat firefighters risked their lives to safe lives. am ran into burning billings and pulled people out. peo the city pressure and admires their sacrifices and the sacrifices they make every day.y > we live in a time when you never know what's around the corner. yet you continue to answer the call and you do it without pausing. we support your work and that ia why we as a city must do do everything we can to support you. > lieutenant kevin mack gray battled a fire in the shell neighborhood last may you about

he collapsed at the scene. he was among those honored this evening. his family accepted an award ona his behalf.ehal one virginia women is expressing her behavior with the presidential raise in a rather unusual way. through hero about it try. > what a politician has to sayo for himself after he accidentally posted porn sites on social media. me we'll explain when we come back. apparently the rent is too damn high. stocks rocked. we're paying a lot more foror things like gas and rent. consumer prices rising. that has a lot of investigators fearing the federal reserveserv might hike interest rates and maybe a few times. home depot that is very good news. one of the if you retailers tota see its sales rocking higher

a nine percent jump from a yeara ago. keep an eye on target and lowe's and walmart. some americans wishing they did a better plan planning for their future. three and four have financial regrets, the biggest not saving earlier for retirement. re that's business. i'm neil cavuto.

it has been a rough and tumble political session. donald trump and hillary clinton have unfavorable ratings evenen though they will likely face each other in november. many voters don't know who to support. in fact, take a look are at this obituary in the dispatch. mary nolan died on sunday. hero bit try said quote baseded with the prospect of voting for

either donald trump or hillary clinton mary nolan chose instead toç?v pass into the loving armf god. > a virginia politician isolates making headlines butut for the wrong reason. he is running as an independent in the 8 republican district. he posted a screen shot. the problem he had two porn sites open in the tabs bar. the screen shot was on web's page for several hours before the campaign noticed it and tood it down. it went viral eventually going 200,000 hits. not exactly the kind of publicity he wanted.ante web tried to explain it in all in a lengthy facebook post that says, in part, quote, i wanted a to test the suggestion thathat somehow lurking out in then pornographic world there is some eil

one in a georgia zillionil onchance that a candidate for ar federal office go to that particular website and there bye be infected with a virus. good plan. thank you.you. coming up tonight at 11 1 # itt has been labeled the worstwo bottle neck in maryland. what's being done to ease thea traffic trouble.uble >> plus a neighborhood over runr with snakes.kes. we're talking hundreds of them and the people who live there say the reptiles are the causecs of another problem. we'll explain that tonight at 11.

lawmakers continue to work outnt how to deal with the spread ofse spread of the zika virus and the funding to combat it. >>reporter: the zika virus wass a big topic on capital hill andd maryland senator barbara mackara column ski was there addressing local concerns over the spreadrh of the virus.irus she and others urged senats

immediately allocate emergencyem funding towards fighting zika. the white house and congressnd have been disputing how much how funding to give. the senate voted today to advance a bipartisan compromiseo that would provide $1.1 millioni to help fight the zika virus ash it begins the continent l al united states. senators voted 68 to 29 to advance that would provide the 1.1 bill emergency funding.undi the amendment still needs to bee given final approval and the house is expected to vote onn this tomorrow.this as of this month the cdc reporto there are 503 confirmed zika cases in the united states,stat including four in the district, 16 in maryland and 15 in virginia. now everyone diagnosed had traveled to zika-effected countries. pregnant women are the most at o risk as zika has been linked toe birth defects, including ang condition where babies are borno with abnormally small heads. it's a real crisis.

it's in puerto rico, florida,ord texas. we don't know where it will end. there are 113 as of the latest pregnant women america that have zika that we have to continue to make sure we have the funding. we have 59 countries reporting zika infection.nfe is this all about risk assessment and risk management. and for their part the world health organization says it is increasingly worried about thehe zika virus. we'll have more informationnfor after the house votes tomorrow. > thank you, caitlyn. let's get updated on our weather forecast. we had quite a about it of rainr today. let's find out what we have ine store for tomorrow. a little bit more rain in the forecast, more showers.more i don't think tomorrow will be e as wet as today was. most of that rain will be in the morning. rain is the last thing anybodyin wants to hear about or sea and more gray coming your way y tomorrow as well. thursday should be an improvement but it's going to be a little bit slower improvement than

there will probably still be some clouds around for the first part of the day and maybe a spotty shower. it should brighten up by thehe afternoon. friday still looking very nice,e but the bad news, the weekendeee looks wet and in particularin saturday looks wet. wet so many things going on. we know people are still graduating, weddings, but also the preakness stakes is this yesterday.yest it's quite a juicy system that may be setting off the north carolina coast for saturday.atur i'll show you that in a moment. at this hour we don't have a lot of rain showing up.owin most of the measurable rain has moved on out. widening out the picture while we say goodbye to the first waive of low pressure that camea through earlier today there is another one in the pipeline andi that is going to be roling toward us later tonight. now it's a little farther northt than the last one so i think it will mostly clip northern and western areas later tonight but i do believe that will spread ia here closer to

unfortunately a little bit more rain to deal with for the morning commute.om hopefully on the light side. while we cloud things up blightg for tonight and don't have a lot of rain at the 7:00 a.m. hour it definitely is raining harder to the north and west. the first batch will pass on through after the noon hour i think we're left with maybe somo spotty showers or drizzle. the afternoon looking dryer tha the morning and the evening commute looking dryer as well. w there could be still be a couplu of showers that linger out towards the who the spots. another big story, these temperatures more typical of the middle of march if not early march.h. the 59-degree reading that was early this morning as we wentwet through the day. our average high for this timehs of air, 76. we were nowhere near it today. to.morrow we'll only top out around 60-degrees.0-de it definitely gets warmer for thursday and friday. a little bit me

less rain in the forecast. saturday back to 64-degrees of as your area of low pressureress develops over the north carolin coast. 48 in gaithersburg, 55 in the district, 52 for martinsburg and here's your planner foror tomorrow. while we keep the showers, thehe more measurable rain in the morning, the clouds remainment we may still have some spot did i tussle at 5:00.: not as wet as today was.was. the temperatures still feelingil like late march tomorrow as our stalledry boundary has not really chased out of here. get us some sunshine back whichk we desperately need.need here's what's going on for the weekend. an area of low pressure thatress will coming out of the tennessee valley will be moving over to the coast and depending on the track it takes we'll determinee' whllo gets the heaviest rain.eai but right now all models showmoe that it is a pretty good soaking for us and then it pulse out of

everybody is like when is this breaking out. next week does look a little better. we still have some showers stils possible even as we get into the monday, tuesday timeframe, but at least temperatures are closer for this time of year.ear. hard to believe that we're still talking about this kind ever chill with memorial day in the future. let's talk about the nba, easy to for get that out of the 30f teams in the nba only one place north of the border, making the earn conference finals for the first time 2, the toronto rap terse are only one of the four teams left. they're having a hard time against cleveland cavaliers inaa game one. there's also a little l disrespect take a look at what cbs did here are the choices, the warriors, the calf letters and other. other referring to the raptors.

cbs says it wasç before.ç he said he will make sure forure their coverage of the rap torse parade. we know being a ports fan isn't cheap so what does fan complaina about the most, parking. if you're an atlanta falcons fan when the team moves into the new stadium, it looks beautiful, they are cutting out the middleman passing the savings to you. calling it fan friendly and it really is. unlimited refills, two dollars for a hotdog, three bucks for nachos and five bucks for a light beer. many teams in the nfl offer beer for around that price. the cheapest once in fed ex field, 5 buck., if you can get the tickets it will be cheap to take a familism

it is to go to a ball game thatm ' amazing. i was watching one of the nfl films, i think it was kenny stapler. when i play i like to give the fans their $14 worth. that's what a ticket cost. > that's crazy. thank you, sir. what would you do if you could o remember every small detail ofei your life? we're going togoin introduce you to a man who has a pretty unusual gift next.

> can you remember what you r were doing on march 2, 2007? i can't remember what i was doing 10 minutes ago.utes how about what you had for luncc two weeks ago. >> definitely not that.t > imagine being able to pull up all of those memories as if they just happened yesterday. only a few dozen people actually have that ability. it's a condition called highly superior auto biographical people requirement fox5's laura evans introduces us to a person who has that. >> when knee a paints it says it's like placing down layers of memories v say is one of about 50 people in the world with aith condition known as highly superior auto biographical memory, a superior ability to recall specific

biographical a events. >> for me it's as if it's filmei with not just the images, the sites, the sounds, the feelings. when i go back p in my memory i remember everything from the e moment ive woke up to what i woe to what i ate. am of us have a hard timetime remembering what we had for dinner two nights ago. we asked him what he had for dinner a week ago tuesday. >> last tuesday i had tuna tartar at policy bar. it took him a while to ebb are, but he say that's normal.orma it can sometimes take him a week to recall a memory, but when he goes he goes back to the full sensory experience of that day. >> being fully back into theinto moment and i remembered it as if i was there.her v say was accepted in a study aç uc irvine seven years ago led by neuro scientist james miguel. >> i have been and remain deeply interested in unders

we believes the most importants ability that we haveth and thats memory. > dr. miguel and his team area looking into how the brains of people h sam differ from the rest of the population. so far they haven't uncovered pattern, but what they haveha found is one part of the brain much larger with people with h sam. we're still in the process of getting a little bit of this information and that information. so we don't have an answer toanw the basis of it yet.. what they do know is the abilitl is associated with obsessive obsessive/compulsive behaviors. v say traces his peeror memory back to december 15, 2000.2000 >> it actually happens to be the day i met my first girlfriend. >> others started noticing how he'd remember a certain event. a friend referred v say to the uc irv vine

and a defining moment say whatt happened on august 7, 2008. he immediately remembered that a was when michael films won hisis eighth gold medal. >> i use my art as way toway channel those senses and those feelings and that impact and not in not only a positive creative way, but often a therapeutic. >> one draw back, forgetting isg a luxury i don't have. > laura evans, fox5 local news. i want to give a really, really big thank you to prince george'o county council. today they did something reallyy really special.spec they honored me and fox5 and fo other members of our community. the council handed out a number of probing names. they recognized us for autism speaks to fox5.x5. fox5 partnered with the localloa chapter of autism back

back to simply raise awareness of what autism is and how i affects our community. thank you so much for recognizing us.re they presented me with this really cool plague. thank you for all you do and thank you for recognizing fox5. > it was a great series.ies. fox5 local news at 11 startsstar right now. this is fox5 local news at 11. right now at 11, campus crime, a local professor is accused ofof sexually assaulting two students on college grounds. and it's being called the worse bottle neck in maryland. so what is the solution to the state's growing trafficowin troubles? and it's the sit down that's been months in the making. i don't really believe becauseea you're doing your thing.ing. from my standpoint i don't have toic look it. meaghan kelly and donald trump talk about their infamous freud.