it's my last meal. according to the police investigation, augustine met with the student in his office, multiple times. at archbishop carol high school and he touched her back, but and kissed her neck, cheeks and mouth. we did talk to one of his neighbors where he lives, and he described him as nice guy who's >> quiet guy. >> reporter: the statement that says, in part, archbishop carol high school takes seriously the responsibility of protecting students and the child protection policy of the archbishop of washington mandates criminal background checks. mr. augustine cleared the background checks in accompany

placed august teen on leave and later fired him because of this investigation. now, it is still ongoing and these are only charges. he is not yet been convicted. reporting live in northeast dc, alexandra limon fox 5 local news. . do we ever want to address this or do we want the tunnel like the toilet in the bathroom to fall through the ceiling? >> harsh chair jack evans talking earlier about metro's state of disrepair. tonight metro riders are feeling frustrated yet again after an issue caused suspended service and single tracking on parts of the blue, other than and silver lines earlier today. matt ackland is live at the federal center metro stop with more on that and todayly capitol hip's hearing over metro. this is never ending.

another incident behind me that tied up riders about 45 minutes. back to capitol hill. a lot of finger pointing. you're hearing the same kind of complaints about metro. you're hearing about reliability, you're hearing about safety. and you're hearing about declining in ridership. let's take you to video and show you what the hearing looked like today. the hearing began with questions about that falls church derailment. last summer and about the possibility inspection reports were falsified. metro's general manager, told congress two investigators were hired, and their report should be complete soon. >> what is particularly troubling in that report is that unfortunately, some of the information about the deterioration of the rail ties

and known for more than a year. >> once again, metro track inspectors were not conducting inspections in accordance with written policy and responding to defects in real time. indeed, the ntsb found clear evidence that metro safety inspectors deliberately falsified reports >> focus also then turned to the the management of m there was some talk about metro's general manager. seemed that all of the congressional members today really are supporting what mr. weidefeld is doing. but what they're upset about? some of them is the metro board itself saying that they're just playing politics with the system. >> we need to get rid of the binding arbitration, which is not allowing mr. weidefeld currently to be able to make the changes he needs and put the people on task in the way to get

then we need to change the board. >> reporter: something interesting that did happen today is that one of the congressional members addressed the union. there was union member there testifying today. he said what do you think that we should do to make this better? and the union representative had some ideas and so the congressional member said, in the next 30 days, i want you to come up with four suggestions, bring them to me after the hearing. he went up and they exchanged numbers. he wanted to hear what the union also thinks they can do to fix the problem sooner. because as you know, the union complained in the past about being left out of this process. well, it appears that at least 1 congressional member believes they should be brought into this. he wants to hear their ideas. matt ackland, fox 5 local news the inauguration of president-elect trump and groups planning oncoming to washington

park service set aside the mall, the lincoln memorial and other prime locations for the exclusive use of the presidential inauguration committee, which has the right first refusal. it placed the plans of some groups on hold. paul wagner joins us with more on the story. paul? >> reporter: we've been digging into this all day long. looking at documents and we have learned that we're just two months away now, lesth months away from the inauguration. the national park service has yet to issue any of the permits for the prime demonstrating locations here in washington because the presidential inaugurational committee has the right of first refusal. they have as many as 15 first amendment applications basically on hold. take a look at these

they're permitting showing the inauguration committee has right of first refusal to the mall, the elipse, lincoln memorial, constitution avenue. it's a park service document showing the presidential inaugurational committee has the right to pennsylvania avenue i want lafayette park and the mall. well before and after the inauguration. she's with the partnership for civil justice. a group that looks out for >> we're faced with an extraordinary situation. where you have the presidential inauguration committee, the trump presidential inauguration committee being allowed to make the decision if and where people will be allowed to demonstrate in washington, dc against the incoming trump administration and the trump agenda. >> it was just 49 days to go before the inauguration, there's vast uncertainty as to where these groups, who have already applied for permits will be able to demonstrate.

hold. they're being put off. which completely obstructs the ability of groups to organize. being able to organize, plan what you're doing, announce it for people to make plans to come. it's completely disruptive in and of itself is the violating people's free speech >> mike glitter says groups that have applied for permits to demonstrate are new waiting to see what the presidential inauguration will do. >> that is correct. again, because their specifically what they want to do. like many organizers. they're not sure where specifically their event is going to take place. until the election was decided you don't know what the incoming president wants to do for their inaugurational activities. they reserve a wide number of area, places some of them are not likely to use once they figure out what they're going to do and not going to do, they will, if you will, withdraw their applications for some of

available to other applicants. >> reporter: less than two months to go they have yet to make a choice. here's a little known fact. the presidential inaugurational committee has the right of first refusal on these locations several days before the inauguration as well as several days even weeks after the inauguration. one of the facts there's no drop-dead date meaning that the national park basically waits until the presidential inauguration committee tells them what locations they want. the park service waits. the protesters wait. live on the national mall, paul wagner. what i think of when i think of inauguration, freezing cold >> you know they're hoping for calm peace and somewhat warm temperatures, not that they're going to have warmth.

was there only one team it was cancelled was -- >> gosh, i don't remember >> there was a cancelation because of the freezing cold. i know that. i don't have >> can't remember which president it was. i'm doing a facebook live right now. on my facebook. meanwhile, gwen can talk about what's going on right now at least in december. as we get closer to christmas if we're going to see any christmasee weather >> it's starting to get pretty cold. tonight will be chilly. the weekend will be chilly. i having days of 60 degrees plus this time of year. where did that come from? reality is kicking in for us. let's take a look what's going on right now across the area. temperature-wise, 48 degrees in the nation's capitol. 49 in indianapolis, we got the double 4s at baltimore. 41 at gaithersburg, 45 at manassas and a chilly 39 at winchester. we have a few clouds tonight, and we will see partly cloudy skies and then we'll start to

so winds have been a bit of an issue today, and there's still sticking around a bit sustained winds from six to 18 miles an hour, 20 right now in dc. we have a few wind gusts, let take a look and see how that's going. not much. but 25 miles per hour winds right now in the city, 20 at winchester and 22 to the north. the winds are going to continue to be fairly gusty. it's going to make us feel a little bit cooler than it is as far as the air temperature concerned. here's a look at your planner. partly cloudy skies. by 9:00, it will be about 45. 43 by the time we hit 11:00. in terms of what's ahead for your weekend? well, winds sticking around for saturday, as i mentioned. 51 daytime high, which is below the seasonal average. clouds will be in full force on sunday. and it will be chilly at 49 degrees and we can't rule out

to keep the umbrella handy. we got big changes in the seven-day forecast, ladies, i'll have those details a little later. back to you. >> gwen, thanks it is one of the most iconic tour spots in dc, we're learning the washington monument will remain closed to visitors until get this 2019. the reason for it is the ongoing problems with the monument's elevator system. the computer control that operating the elevator system was installed back in 1998. it is be upgraded. philanthropist david rubio stein pledged to pay for the repairs. it's expected to cost between 2 and $3 million. 2019. >> they've had so many problems. get it fixed. straight ahead, the new casino at national harbor days away from opening. >> workers are putting the final touches on the place. a celebrity lineup for opening week. veterans calling on congress

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one years since the san bernardino attack that killed 14 people and seriously wounded 22 ours. county employees held a moment of silence to remember their fallen colleagues. . observation came before 11:00 a.m. the time when the husband and wife assailants opened fire at a gathering at the center. it was a series of events in the city scheduled to mark the anniversary of the attack. new information the case of a school tutor in baltimore can accused of slamming a 7-year-old boy against a wall. the suspect, timothy core is charged with assault and child abuse. his attorney claims core was told by two students that the victim had a gun. the attorney says core found the boy, fatted him down and felt something he thought might be a gun. core's attorney claims the client picked the child up, carrying him down the stairs and

injury. police say they have surveillance video that shows him slam, the boy against the wall. a group of veteran leaders are from around the country is calling on congress to save a special program for refugees seeking asylum in the united states. 29 members for veterans for american ideals gathered in the district this week. they say they're pushing to save the program that protects afgan interpreters and translators serving alongside american troops during the war. if it's not renewed, thousands will be at rick simply because they chose to work with u.s. forces. >> this is, not only right thing to do. but it makes strategic sense. we need protect those networks of allies no matter where we are. we're hopeful that in the next administration, and with the new congress we can't to keep this program and get more visas for

december 31st. let's take you to prince george's county where after a long plans and construction process, the new casino at national harbor is getting ready to open the door next week. one of the big concerns is how it will impact traffic in the area. fox 5 local news bob barnard barnard has that story. >> reporter: mgm national harbor is getting ready to open next thursday night at 11:00 p.m. is the first chance you'll get to come inside the hotel casino here, which looks great, but is actually s site. lots of equipment and people still working here. we understand from maryland gaming officials they did what's called a controlled demonstration to make sure all the systems and people are work. this is in the casino. and we understand at least anecdotally officials are telling us they did well. there will be another test december 5th before the opening on december 8. everybody is concerned about

at nash harbor. traffic concerns, mgm national harbor on its facebook page put this video out. which is basically explaining the different ways people can get here. their mantra is come early and stay late. take metro, you can use the water taxi from alexandria. the beltway, they expect to be nightmarish at least for the first few weeks as people get used to this largest casino in maryland opening, and the rush of people coming here and leaving could be a problem. search warrants the star studded entertainment. sarah jessica parker is opening a boutique. lionel richie is coming on december 22'nd. bruno mars december 27th. and new year's eve, durant, durant will be performing and sting and cher coming up as well. brace yourself folks, mgm national harbor is set to open

be a mess. as everybody gets excited for this new resort casino right here in the dc suburbs. at national harbor, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. big bash, my gosh. it's going to be. >> yes, it is. next starting his survey the damage. the wildfires are out in tennessee now, but the long rebuilding process is just getting started. >> ahead tonight, a warning about your christmas tree and how quickly it can spark fire if you're not careful facebook fighting back against fake news, the new tool the social media site is testing

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gatlinberg tense scorched by a series of wildfires, 13 people confirmed dead. the town of gatlinberg still closed but residents and business owners are being allowed back to assess the damage. authorities are still trying to find dozens of people still missing while loved ones are searching hospitals and shelters. >> she called me about 8:15. and said that there were flames across the street from her house and she didn't know i told her to call 911 and that was last time i talked to her. >> the wildfires began earlier this week after officials believe flames from a man made fire quickly spread due to windy and dry conditions. authorities charged a 49-year-old north carolina man in connection with those fires. now to a fox 5 follow-up, a $1,000 reward is being offered for information that could help officials figure out where an

coming from. it was spotted last weekend near point of rock maryland. the epa believes that it may be hydraulic fluid or lube accountant. officials are taking steps to make sure it doesn't affect the water supply. so gwen was talking about changes. take a look outside at the mgm casino where there's going to be big change there is, a grand opening. >> let's see what the weather will be like leading up to that. gwen, what's going on >> we got chilly conditions. we got sunshine, clouds, we also have colder weather and gusting winds as well. here's a look at our status for you and you can see the clouds moving your way across. partly cloudy skies later on tonight. we'll see some of those clouds finally starting to get out of the way. but as far as the winds and the colder air is concerned, not so much. here's a look at your highs for today from the mid 50's to low 50's, and temperatures pretty

ballpark, 50 degrees, give re, so we're not going overly and not going under. but right now, it is 48 degrees in dc. double 4s in baltimore, 43 at dulles, 45 at manassas iv at frederick. your overnight low, bundle up, we're talking 30's across the board. a lot colder, of course, to our north and to our west. and as far as the weekend is concerned, sunny and cool for yo but you'll have to grab the umbrella sunday and i'll let you know exactly when that will happen. back to you. >> thank you very much. before you deck the halls, researchers have tips, important tips how to prevent your tree from going up in flames. they created a video to help people stay safe.

arm chair and set the tree on fire and one minute and 30 seconds is all it took for the entire room to go up in flames. >> what makes these trees to dangerous is that it is a significant fire load we're adding into our houses and not properly caring for them. we're talking about daily watering to make sure that we have water in basin, that the tree is always well hydrated but we're talking about for the overloading the tree with electrical keeping heaters or open flames near these trees. >> the researcher also recommend checking your holiday lights for frayed wires and never connecting more than three strands of mini string sets. is my husband listening? coming up next, last on donald trump >> reaction to the victory tour.

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union is upset with dc mayor muriel bowser and her selection of antwaine wilson as the next school chancellor. the union voices complaints to david grofto. they're upset with how he was selected. they say under the law, bowser was supposed to consult with the union before making her selection. the union claims that did not happen and leaders say the process was not transparent. >> the mayor did not comply with the law in it's members of the panel, 17 members were not aware of the qualifications of any of the candidates. we never met them. we never reviewed their resumes, never interviewed with them. on the morning of the press conference announcing the nominee, antwaine wilson was the first time the members of this panel net the candidate. >> mayor bowser is out of town but a spokesperson issued a

conducted the most inclusive chancellor search under mayorial control and possibly beyond. we received and solicited the committee's full input and used it to inform this critical selection for our children's future. they go on to say, we successfully oversaw a process that yielded an an exceptional leader with significant input from community leaders and parents, antwaine has served in oakland california in the past couple his appointment still needs council approval. grasso is forwarding the complaint to the general council to determine whether the mayor followed the proper procedure when she nominated wilson. to the latest on donald trump's transition to the white house. the president-elect is expected to continue his victory tour next week in north carolina. be in the first stop of the tour, he revealed his pick for secretary of defense. fox's lauren blanchard has more.

appoint mad dog mattis as our secretary of defense. but we're not announcing it till monday, so don't tell anybody. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump announcing his pick for secretary of defense. general james mattis in a nearly hour long speech during a thank you rally in cincinnati. president elect preponderance toured a carrier facility if indianapolis announcing a deal to keep nearly 1,000 jobs on u.s. soil >> these companies are not going to be leaving anymore. there's no going to be taking people >> president-elect trump did just what he said he would do. made the case for america. the american people. >> reporter: the election discussion between clinton spokes woman jennifer and

shouting match at a harbor dubbed the complain for president >> i would rather lose than win the way you guys did. >> no, you wouldn't. >> yes >> you wouldn't, respectfully. do you think i ran campaign where white supremist had a platform? >> the green party candidate foresting a recount in her way in wisconsin and still fighting to have one in michigan even as the trump campaign and the state's attor working to stop it. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. the legal action over the recount in michigan, michigan's attorney general called green party candidate jill stein's recount efforts frivolous and expensive. he filed an emergency petition with michigan supreme court arguing that the recount is, in quote, violation of michigan's law that protect the integrity of our elections. stein is also fighting those efforts to has not the recount

whether fake news articles on facebook swayed opinions of voters. the social media site is fighting back against fake news, the company is slapping warning labels on them for some users as part of a test to root out this information in its news feed. one exampling is this website is not a reliable news source. attached with a small number of users is typical of how facebook rolls out its new features. it's a big problem out there. it's scary. it's, and, as journalists we sit and watch and see some of the stuff that's out there and is don't believe everything out there online. >> absolutely. you don't know what to trust and whatnot to trust. >> you really got to do your research. meanwhile turns out that the lexus inspired new parents when they were naming their baby, pour people named their were baby hillary in 2016 than ever before. the name rose 64% this year, compared to previous. the name ivanka jumped with a 39% increase over last year, and there were more donalding born

>> that doesn't elect a president >> no, that didn't. coming up next a new food mash-up. duncan donuts teaming up with that pop tarts. we got the details. we got details on the new flavors coming up. hey, gwen. i smell calories. well, you know what? you might want to warm up with a hot coffee this weekend. we got cold air heading our way. it will be fun to watch. we're going to be back break. stay with us.

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the reason is people who adopt those diets tend to eat more fruits and veggies and fewer sweet and salty snacks. it doesn't necessarily mean it's healthy. a healthy diet consists of minimally processed nods. >> great advice. these are definitely not recommended by nutritionist. >> because of duncan donuts pop tarts, how can you not talk about that? there's at chocolate and a whipped cream flavored frosting then the vanilla latte has a sweet vanilla frosting and coffee frosting swirl. the new flavors hit are grocery stores nationwide. that is definitely a guilty pleasure >> that's why you have cheat days >> exactly. >> you have a cheat day.

>> balance is good. you do like the brown sugar >> have you ever noticed mcdonald's chicken mic nugget only come in four shapes? the chain said there's a reason. >> according to the website business insider, the bone, the bell, boot and the ball. >> now you know. >> and although they have slightly different names and different countries, the shapes are the same throughout the world. the mcdonald spokesperson who spilled the beans about the nuggets say they're made on purpose this way, to dipping fun for kids enjoying the chicken with sauces and kids do not ask me to take you. i had no idea. because i wouldn't look at those mcnuggets. yeah, that's a boot. >> i have never noticed that. >> i don't eat them often either but i never noticed if there was a shape in any particular way. boots >> no. not all boots but i see the other -- >> you see the -- ok.

believe you. >> sell it on ebay. >> bronze it. from food to something hot. >> we need it this time of year. >> i mean hot in terms of something to, because it's going to get cold. >> into the 60 yesterday, guess what? talk about leave that in the dust. you know what? we're really chill down and i know there's cool people here. one of them >> really cool >> right next to me now. >> cold to something hot. i was talking about hot. this is cold. i mean, i can't let him take my fire. >> right. steal your thunder >> it will be a cool tony perkins night. how is that everybody?

dry. we got lots of sunshine tomorrow don't be fooled by the sunshine, this is what i want you to be fooled by mr. tony perkins because it's definitely going to be cold. most of sunday will be dry but cloudy. once we get into the later part of sunday, we're talking a chance of maybe showers in the forecast. and over the higher elevations, allegheny front, snow showers is a possibility, but nothing going to accumulate. clouds across the area. these will get out of the way it starts to build inform we're going to go see mainly partly cloudy skies for tonight. temperatures into the 50's and you know what? that's what -- the our high today and it's exactly where we should be into the low 50's. a little warmer at national. we're right at that kind of time of year where we do expect it to be colder. we've been spoiled lately with the warmer conditions. the national temperature map take a look.

down across the midatlantic. we had a pretty steady northwesterly flow with the winds and it's going to stay that way as well. those winds will continue to push their way through. ridge of high pressure building that and so once we get into tonight. we're talking 20's to the far west and northwest and 30's, it will be a little on the breezy side, but the northwesterly air is bringing in a pretty cold flow. right now, our winds speeds anywhere from about five to 20 miles an hour, but we've got wind gusts, not many, but we do have a few out there. you're going to going to feel it. 18 to 25 miles per hour wind gusts across the region. it will improve once we get no tomorrow night. ridge of high pressure continues to build in for saturday. talking gusting winds 20 to 30 miles per hour, it's going to feel a lot colder temperature wise, that's why i don't want you to get fooled by the sunshine. for tomorrow, plenty of

through and that's what's going to bring us showers once we get into sunday night. here's your planner, by midnightmy day 46 with the sunshine and the winds will be kicking up for sure wrapping it you now, 37 for tonight, scour theed clouds, cold and breezy. tomorrow we're talking 51. . here's a look at the seven-day forecast. by the time we get to the middle of the week, we're definitely lingering to overnight. by wednesday, the double 5s kick in and the later part of the week, we're talking about rain showers as well but get ready for one of the coldest blast of the season heading our way. back to you. brody is here with not so good news. whenever what was talk about the redskins seems like we say that. >> your expectations can be low and sunday you'll feel amazing, but this is something we've

reed separated his shoulder against the cowboys, made an amazing one-handed catch with his off hand. but he's not going to be able to go. bad news on the injury front for the redskins, last time kirk coworker was in arizona he had one of his worse games, he through three interceptions in a 30 to 20 loss and commented on that game this week saying, quote, touch times don't last. tough people do. i'm glad we're here with another opportunity to go back there couple seasons later. hit. the official announcement jordan reed is out. he won't travel with the team to arizona reid is stay back for treatment. the skins are confident in vernon davis's ability to replace their number one receiving target. >> i'm still trying to figure out what the catch is or why two teams let him go. not only can he still run, i don't know what his 40 would be now. the 40 of an elite wide receiver.

he's a good mentor for a guy like jordan. the list goes on and on. it's been a joy to play with him and to have him on the team and with the injuries that jordan sustained he's become more valuable >> you don't have to wait until sunday, fox 5 college football playoffs elimination, washington taking on cold comment. if washington wins they're in the 14 playoff. if they lose, chaos ensues. chaotic would be putting the wizards so far. they have only been able to will their team to a six and help record. they're in san antonio they haven't won since 1999. here's a sampling what's happening last time the wizards won in san antonio, britney spears had her number one song, hit me one more time. facebook didn't exist. the black berry made its debut ands since last time the whiz beat the spurs on the road we

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. back with tony and shawn and everyone else an bowl of champagne. >> nice job. >> i worked out today for that. usual, it is laura's last show and we wanted to make sure it was perfect for you, because we all feel -- at though that you are probably one of the kindist hearts in the newsroom. you're right up there with sue palka. you're going to be missed and the smile and the love that you have that radiates from you. you're one of the sweetest

during her 18 years here >> we got two girls make sure you guys aren't pregnant at the same time. guess what happened? we ended up getting pregnant at the same time >> we'll miss your smile your positive energy, making sure we're supposed to eat healthy >> we got a couple of little clips of some of your time here over the year look. >> putting on the the democratic convention here in boston is a massive operation. you can see dozens of trailers have been set up in northwest. law enforcement officers fox 5 local news >> live from the pentagon as well. laura >> i said full search and rescue has not gun. they have been able to send a couple of search and rescue into the building. at dc superior court, laura evans fox 5 local news. getting there ain't easy.

but this is what takes you to the fifth level where the media boxes are. >> lot of different hairstyles. >> that's what we notice. >> my goodness. >> pregnant as pregnant can be. we gave birth i think ten days apart >> laura and i had the opportunity to evening core together in the mornings. we couldn't find that video because it was on old film. here's the great thing and the viewers know this. you've done every kind of story. you're excelled at all of them. what you really made your mission is to enlighten us, help us to lead better lives and be happier. that is very special >> thank you, tony. that means so much >> i remember when i first got here, i always remembered that. >> thank you, i appreciate that. >> going to miss you >> thank you very much. >> we got a special guest >> it's kind of the new guy when

you welcomed me. >> brody that means so much to me. i appreciate it. i want to say quickly after an -- my family is here. and i just hope i don't cry but after 18 years and journalism -- at fox 5 and 26 years in journalism. as fulfilling as my time has been here at of my, there's much more i want to do. i'm so grateful for the opportunities, to cover some of the biggest 9/11 attacks, sniper attack, mostly grateful that as a reporter you shared your stories with me as an anchor you allowed me into your home when you were looking for information, answers and sometimes hope. i had the honor of sitting down with some of the news worthy political leaders of our time from the highest rank woman in the history of our country, nancy pilosi who is the vice president of the united states.

me most were those with people who were striving to make a difference. i'm always inspired by entrepreneurs and you responded engaging with me and offering your ideas. i thank you for your awesome feedback and encouragement. here i am, 18 years to the day i sat down in this studio for the first time with tony perkins. i thought it was just going to find the man of my dreams and get married, grow a big belly three times over. >> he doesn't have a big belly >> my three angels. you have stuck with me through good days and bad. anybody who knows me, know i'm passionate and driven and there's so much more i want to do.

comments. i heard from so many of you telling how i have impacted you and i'm scenario in saying you have impacted me and i am so grateful. life is short. enjoy the moments. i hope our paths cross again, stay engaged with me on my facebook page. i am beyond grateful. thank you to all of you. thank you. cheers. onward. >> the news at 6:00 the break. >> after we finish the

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this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. we begin tonight in the district. a school employee is charged with were sexually abusing a minor. thank you for joining us, i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy. jimmy augustine i was an

high school. he had an inappropriate relationship with a student's alexandra limon is live outside the school in northeast with the latest. >> reporter: this to investigation got started because the suspect's wife allegedly text messaged two students here at archbishop carol high school to ask if they were having sexual relationships with her husband. that's how the investigation got started and led to the arrest. earlier this week of mr. augustine. >> 33-year-old was arrested with miss misdemeanor child sexual abuse of a minor after police say he inappropriately touched and kiss a 17-year-old student where he was an athletic trainer. one of august teen's neighbors tell fox 5 he's a pleasant neighbor who's married and is a father. >> pretty quiet guys, in and out, go oh to work >> court documents revealed next messages of a sexual nature were exchanged between the