>> right now at 10:00. just imagine fixing up your phone and hearing this. >> if you want to -- again you do this correctly you understand me amber? >> yes. >> a woman got this terrifying call about her dad only to discover it was all a scam. a

"fox5". >> kourdz are calling in bomb tlaetsz to jewish cools and communities nationwide and tonight targeting communities closer to home. >> opened the door and walked right in and then the people who knew him stopped and smiled. >> that man's generosity together him his life a decade ago. tonight his daughter is making a plea to find her father's cold-blooded killer. >> we begin with a "fox5" exclusive. a virginia woman says she nearly fell victim to vicious phone is scam targeting people across the area. i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> the scammer call the woman said he was holding her father for ran some. she recorded part of that terrifying conversation. lindsey watts status off with this. >> this happened this afternoon. she got a call from a man that addressed her by name and told steve hershorn father was involved in a hit

crash. here's the twist though, the caller told amber that her father had hit his son and now her father was being held for ran some. amber was told she had to pay thousands to save her dad's life. >> you want -- and you want to see him again you do this correctly you understand me amber. >> yes. >> he said someone will have to pay for what your father did and charges force my son's hospital bills. >> you got two options do you this correctly or -- if not i'm going to hang up the phone and we're going to blow his brains out and you can save the money for his funeral, okay, now, right now, how far are you from your house, 40 minutes. >> yes. >> okay. you will keep going to your house rights now. you're not going to hang up the phone or put me on hold. every time i speak to you you're going to answer me. you're not going to pick up phone calls or text messages for anybody. >> my

being knocked out by the gun and he's pleading and they put a towel over his head and they are putting pressure on it to stop the bleeding but they kidnapped him and they needed like $4,000 i'm shaking and trying not to cry and my parents are in texas i cannot go down the street. >> i'm in another town right now but i'm driving back as fast as i can. >> listen to me you're not going to speed or run relates because i don't want to you get pulled over by the police. go straight to your house. >> he said if anyone because they had my father obtained and cellphone and if anybody were to call him that they would know and they would just shoot him in the head. >> if everyone tries to contact him you know what's going to happen to richard. what you're going to do is go to the house and go -- and i'll explain to you how

>> it was horrific for me honestly ruined my entire day and i could not think and i was like people need to know that this stuff could happen. >> and it was amber's cousin who was recording all of that and she stopped recording only so she could call amber's family in texas and tried to find out if her dad was okay. so, nobody ever wired any money. but this was certainly a scary situation for amber's family and her mom left her job as they were trying to confirm that her dad was all right. and shawn, she wanted to share this story and hopefully to prevent something like this from happening to somebody else. >> we appreciate it and i'm glad they had the wherewithal to record it so they could share it and spread the word and share with police. again, what do police say to do if this happens to you? >> i think it's to understand that people will prey on your emotions and this is a common occurrence. people we've heard about the

older individuals and say we have your grandchild and the goal is always to get money are are you from you and convince you to wire money somewhere. people need to know this is out there and happening and don't fall for it. >> thank goodness she shared it tonight. lindsay, thank you. >> developing tonight, police are investigating more than a dozen bomb threats need jewish community centers and schools today. the threats forced evacuation around the country indluding several schools in our region. and "fox5" marina marraco is live in rockville with the store yes, i marina. >> tony, the jewish community center association for north america saying there's been five separate waves of these threats since january total of 90 incidents that spread through 30 states between threats made here locally. those threats hitting close to home. you'll see those two centers up on your screen there

fairfax, virginia, the jewish day school the evacuation of nearly 200 students and teachers and minute later a similar call to the charles e. smith jewish day school in rockville, maryland. the calls have continued throughout the day and throughout the country. >> tombstone after tombstone broken and knocked over at a philadelphia jewish cemetery discovery days after nearly 200 head stones were vandalized at missouri jewish cemetery yix the wave of anti-semitism prompted trump administration to speak out. president condemning recent acts as "horrible and painful ". >> the cowardly destruction in independent weekend come with similar accounts in missouri and similar threats around the country. the president condemns these and other forms of sematic and hateful acts in the strongest terms. no one in america should feel afraid t

of their choosing freely and opening. >> threatening phone calls have been made to jewish community centers and majority bomb threats n our area similar scenes played out this morning the jew way community remains vigilant. >> my understanding there's been a lot of resources put towards this investigation and the president has condemned the anti-semitism and i would really like to see more resources to try to put it towards putting an end to this. >> and the anti defamation league offering reward of up to 10,000 for any information that will lead to arrest concerning that desiccation of the cemetery up in philadelphia and tonight still no arrests in connection with these threats. live tonight in rockville, maryland, marina marraco, fox local news. >> and new tonight i think we all know the ku klux klan is infamous and oldest american hate group over the

primary target has been blacks. that's what makes this so remarkable. black man credited with dismantling the clan in maryland and friending several members. sarah simmons was there. sarah. >> reporter: shawn, the thomas jefferson community theater was just packed tonight for people who came to listen to darryl davis. he says that over the years he has really sought to understand the ideology behind members of the ku klux klan and along the way be friended many of them. it's a remarkable story as you mention the. davis by trade is a musician and he's also an author and speaker. he's written a book called clandestine relationship about his years of seeking answer to this question. how can you hate me when you don't even know me. davis spoke in front of a large crowd at thomas jefferson middle school about how he became friends with head of clan in maryland. roger kelly this happened years ago and kelly has

left the clan. i asked davis about the current political climate we're in right now where racial tensions are flaring and he says this is a valuable opportunity in the country right now. >> this is is the best thing that happened to this country because we have been so much in denial of racism in this country and citizen phobia and all these things and our current political climate is bringing these things out. we can no longer turn a blind eye to it we have to address it and people are beginning to have those kvrpings and come together and talk about it. that's what we need. talking about race in in country for a long time has been a tab auto. now that tab auto is forced to be lifted. davis says dozens of clan members left the group after he met and talked with them offer the years. he says he was able to become friends with many former clansmen because he was willing to still down and listen to them and he says whether he agreed or disagreed, that he would

and try to understand and not so much have a debate but listen and understand where exactly they were coming from and vice-versa. by the way he is also his story davis' story is subject of a documentary released at the end of last year called accidentsal courtsey again out there on dvd and different stations as well. tony, shawn. >> i mean just absolutely fascinating story to think that this black man reached across it and is credited with dismantling organized clan in maryland. how on either did he arrange meeting with the clans members in the fist place. >> well, it was interesting to hear his story. takes long story. but he did mention that there was a clan member that had could to listen to him play music and told him face to face he never met a black man before and it went from there. along the way when he was writing his book he wanted to interview the head of the clan.

interview and it was from there that they sort of forged this friendship and stayed in touch over the years and considered each other friends. just somebody each other they could listen to. that is what was so important to listen not so much to base but to truly listen and understand where that person was coming from, shawn. >> hope our current state of things in this country can sort take a little from that as we move forward. all right. vin credible. thank you, sarah. >> the senate confirmed president trump pick for commerce secretary tonight voted 72-27 to confirm billionaire investor wilbur ross he will divest from the private equity firm he founded and will play with the renegotiations for nav. it he will be sworn in tomorrow at the white house. >> president trump lxed national government nor association to the white house today. he promise aid few things from

streamline regulations and increase spending on defense and infrastructure and repeal at fordable care act. maryland and district have their own healthcare plan and biggest impact will be in virginia. terry mcauliffe chairs the national governor's association. today on "fox5 news morning" terry mcauliffe told him he believes both sides can make progress. >> he was encouraging to me and said stay tuned. so i think we'll make progress. now the key is we make sure we're not taking money away from someone who will hurt people. we want to delivery have a health care system people are treated individually not like a number on the board. >> governor terry mcauliffe says a repeal of bow bama care would leave thousands without healthcare and cost virginia 200 million per year. tomorrow night president trump will address a joint session of kong gretion gress. "fox5" will carry

live at 9 p.m. followed by fox news at 10 and 11. >> all right you may want to buckle up the weather roller coaster we were on is not over yet. >> sue we understand more big changes are coming this week. >> oh, yeah, you know what, shawn, tony, we are not done with the 70s yesterday and why is a lamb up here on the weather map? that's because february is going out like a lamb and march may be coming in like an entirely different animal. we'll let you know we have 70s. storms and even snow flurries on the the 7 day forecast. i'll have a peek at that forecast when we come back j you want justice. >> i do, i do i really do. >> it is pl anniversary of her father's murder and police still have not made an arrest in the death of a man who was known as good samaritan to his community. we rewind to the crime next at 10.

>> well, well, well, it was a mild afternoon at the title basin and it seems recent temperatures in the 60s and 70s

blossoms and as you can see there are actually peaking out already. >> question is what can we expect this week. cooler and warmer temperatures. >> that's bad right. the park service will make a prediction about the cherries on wednesday and first day of meterological spring. today was not as warm as other days have been and it was warm enough that we are now in first place for warmest february ever in d.c. with average temperature of 47.4 and while today's high temperatures are closer to normal than most of the rest of last week was we are good to get a warm surge and

tomorrow. it's 52 in the district and 45 towards winchester area and call pep erin martinsburg 46. temperatures wion't get too terribly cold tonight. but tomorrow, once again, we just want to you be ready for this it looks like we're going to be in the mid and upper 60s. not a record but a warm day. we'll also see the possibility of couple showers moving back into the picture very late tomorrow night and certainly wednesday is the day we want to keep a close eye on. not only will we be warm but we may be quite unstable and we're worried about strong to severe storms. we'll talk more about that coming up later. shawn. >> and it's been years since somebody called a man in a fit of rage vrn the person stabbed him to death in bung low and stole coins and electronics and his family is in pain and searching for answers, "fox5" paul wagner has tonight's rewind to the

>> the people who knew him well say willie jones ways simple man who lived alone in this house where he was often seen sitting up front or cooking up a feast on backyard grill. he didn't drive instead relying on others to get him to jobs whereas 68 still used skills installing carpet. friends called him wj. >> will haveed to cook out and have people around him. loved. it loved it. he was the entertainer. couldn't sing but he would try. >> especially down the street at the sugar shack. >> as soon as you on the door he walks in and singing and the people who knew him would stop and smile. >> willie jones love of people may have cost him his life. people taking advantage of a man his daughter admits liked to drink and have a good time. >> once they were in the home and able to hang out

advantage of him and use drugs inside his residents and do a lot of drinking. he had what we were told were prostitutes who frequented his home to use drugs and drink. so, when you have that combination a lot of time it leads to problems. >> do you think he was taken advantage of by people using his house for either drug use or drug dealing? did you ever suspect that. >> never but i suspect they used my father because he was that type of person as far as being kind hearted. >> on february 16, 2009 lavern jones decided to go to her father's house after she was not able to reach him by phone. she found him in his room on his bed where he was stabbed multiple times.

pool of bloody you saw the blood and ran out of the house hollered and screamed and passioned outright in the yard. >> that's lavern the day after she found her father hugging friends and neighbors still in disbelief over the the violent death. police were there too still working the crime scene compiling a list of people who had been in and out of the house. >> a lot. those people were brought in and questioned and they were cooperative. however whether they told the truth or not is a different tore story. neither one of them is off the list of possible suspects and we're not ruling out that it was a complete stranger that is responsible for this. but we strongly believe that mr. jones knew his assailant. and we strongly believe it was one of the people he allowed into the home on numerous occasions in the past. >> what lavern came to see about her father on monday the 16th she came to the front gate and found i

she use aid key to get in and then found the inner door just slightly ajar inside investigators learned that all the windows were locked and backdoor was locked and the theory now is that whoever killed mr. jones did it the night before and as they walked out this front door they let the gate lock behind them. >> prior to this taking place there were rumors floating through the neighborhood at mr. jones had a substantial amount of cash hidden inside the the house. >> this is the condition the house was in when police first arrived. there was evidence of drug use, heavy drinking and coins and electronics were missing from the house. >> we have some evil doerss he's here the lord didn't put you on earth to kill but to love you want justice. >> i do, i do. i really do. i know someone out there knows something.

buzzy. and the street is too busy. it's a busy area where you walk or drive somebody knows something seen something saw something or heard something. i want to know why, why? i mean why? he -- no one deserves to die that way, especially my father. >> lavern jones says she has forgiven the person that killed her dad but she still needs to know the truth. there's a 25,000 reward for the person who can provide it with "fox5" rewind to the crime, i'm paul wagner have a cold case for us to revisit sends is a message on the face back page or tweet us including #rewind to the crime

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two young anyone connection with the murder he of up and coming rapper known as swipey. his real name was douglass brooks with. he was killed in suitland last august. family and friends say brooks was a good man. his music was inspiration to the community. >> made a name i had to kick in the door♪ >> and he was on the verge of being the next hot artist out of d.c.. labels calling so you know it was like it's sad. >> he graduated couple lad a from high school at 16. he took all his money to make songs and do his stuff, from christmas nonalourns, to everybody, he's a good boy. he don't want to hurt nobody. >> you're talking about a guy that really came up the ranks to wpjc. >> he cared about the community and kids. >> he wanted to be a fireman. so i asked

wanted to be a fireman and i took on rapping, another skill. >> crazy. >> i still can't believe it. >> swipey. >> police have charged 19-year-old deate brewer and 1-year-old desean watkins. investigators say brooks was standing outside an apartment complex on parkway ter res drive when five men approached with with guns and wanted to rob him. two men fired shots striking brooks in the head. earlier today he spoke with brook' brother. he's glad police are making progress in the case. >> we're happy justice is served. all along we've been waiting. but now that justice is served the guy who did it we can't bring my brother back. at the end of the day justice is served here's how police connectsed the manuel avila to the murder. one suspect was arrested for possession of a handgun. that gun was linked to the murder and

wearing a court ordered ankle bracelet. police determined he was at the crime scene when it happened and as for the other three men involved in brooks' murder so far police are unable to charge them. >> coming up next tonight a warning for parents with small kids that you should definitely take to heart, tisha. >> another child playing with matches sets the family's virginia home on fire. more details about what happened here and what firefighters are doing about this. >> and you have ever considered a little nip or tuck. tomorrow morning on good day a local doctor will reveal the hottest plastic surgery procedures trending in our area. including a new trends called micro needling. that story and more tomorrow on good day d.c..

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people are using to target people in our area. >> a virginia woman got a call today saying her father was held hostage and she had to pay thousands of dollars to save his life. listen. >> you want to see him again you'll do this correctly. you understand me, amber? >> yes. >> the woman you see here her name is amber and she said she was genuinely scared that the guy on the line was able to reel her in and make her think her dads was in danger. she wanted to warn areas. you can hear how it played out coming up at 11. marina. >> the wave of aunt a sem matic threats continues including locally at two jewish communicateity centers and first the bomb threat called into jewish day school in fairfax, virginia. and here in rockville maryland at the charles e smith swru wish day school. still no arrests in connection with the threats. >> two hou f

county were starred by children in the last week. one in arcade street turned out to be deadly. >> latest fire happened rowan court. both serve as remind to talk to kids about the dangers of playing with fire. "fox5" tisha lewis is live in ab an dale tonight with the story. tisha. >> shawn, tony, this annandale home is uninhabitable after a child started this fire here that resulted in this damage. the child was reportedly playing with matches. now, wednesday's fire in lorton was facial and that was also started by a child. this time playing with a lighter. here you can see the charred interior door laying outside and fire here happened yesterday morning. thankfully in this case everyone survived and we're told the smoke detect terz did not activate and investigators say the fire started in the 6-year-old's bedroom he was playing with match on top of the bed. just last week a 5-year-old boy was playg

the garage of his home on arcade and lorton and cause theed fire that killed him and two family pets. this is what was left of the family's home along with heartbreak and grief. firefighters went back to the neighborhood to remind residents to have working smoke detectors and also stressing dangers of playing with fire especially stressing dangers to parents and also children and we're joined now by luis blunts this is your home here. >> yes this is my house. >> we had a conversation with you. tell us about the conversation you had with your son. he rt stad the fire what did you stay with him. >> i told him did he understand what he did? and the conversation happened a lot another fairfax county schools where children are basically told you know, fire mep come and talk to them about playing with matches. and i've told him that it's not something we do. and i sort of showed him the pictures. i've been inside the house. and i've said y

that you have you know displaced the family? and i think he kind of understands that. >> he is very young. what did he say. >> well he doesn't say much. he's a nonsha lant person he sort of just says okay and he's starting to feel a little remorse and he kinds of understands that okay. >> what do you think will happen to make sure this does not happen again. >> well, you just number one is you pray, we go to church a lot mcclain bible church and you hope this doesn't really happen again with your child and you tell them and you basically keep him away from them. we have a fireplace. so that's why we have matchs in the house. but they're safely in a drawer and he got in the drawer and got the matches. >> sorry to meet you under the circumstances lewis we know fairfax county fire and has a program for tire fire setters will your son go

he'll go to that program or not. i don't know what kind of programs they have in schools. my assumption that they are taught something about that in the kindergarten and first grade about sglat okay. louis, thank you so much again. fairfax country fire and rescue has program for juvenile nair setters done throughout schools and if recommended and referred by law enforcement. tisha lewis, "fox5 local news". "fox5" is remembering fall ebb prince william county police officer ashley guindon killed in a scottie one year ago today as responding to domestic violence call. it was her first full day on the the job. 33-year-old staff sergeant ronald hamilton is fashion capital muddier charges on the crime. he shot and killed his wife crystal hamilton and opened fire on prince william county police officers kill be guindon. today officer guindon's fellow officers had a private ceremony to

>> having to deal with ashley's death and deal with two injured officers and one to the extent of dave mc allen we keep looking after him and jessie. jessie returned back to work. dave has not, yet. >> prince william county police are planning for public events to honor officer guindon during police week in may. we should also mention richard hamilton trial is scheduled to start in july. >> it is a story you saw first on "fox5". d.c. public school infested with bedbugs left children bitten and parents outraged. >> school reopened today and fox5 was. there what the school tim is doing now to make sure things do not resurface. we'll be right back. fewer house riders are pulling the trigger. number of folks signing a contract to buy a house dropping to lowest level in the the year. big reasons why, rising

interest rates and fewer listings. but while buyers appear to be slowing down home improvement projects are speeingd up. more than half are planning to spruce up here with 4 in ten set to shell out 5,000 bucks. >> investstors are in a buying mood. dow closing at another all time high now twelve days straight this ties a record setback in 1987. s&p 500 also closing at a new high. >> defense -- helping push the indexes up after president trump proposal to bump up military end someing and if you are looking for a stress free flights on next vacation you may want to look at alaska airlines a new survey saying it's best in the u.s. thanks to affordable ticket prices and on time arrivals. that's business i'm david asmond.

>>. welcome back and thank you for your flexibility those are are the greetings for parents, students and teachers at a d.c. elementary school shut down because of a bed bug infestation. >> bob barnard was there as the school reopened this morning. >> good morning. >> doors to savoy elementary school reopened a little after 8:00 this morning and some parents they're he happy to be baca sure the building has been cleared of bedbugs and rodents. >> i hope it's, you know, it's old, i hope they don't come back. if it z. i mean, hey, they have to do what they have to do. >> d.c.p.s. officials hosted on house for the community giving us a tour of the building. we're told every desk and every classroom has been scrubbed and floors look shiny and clean and the floor in the main lobby is brand new. we're told all

items that could harbor bedbugs were replaced. >> we've also cleaned out any spaces and sealed up any areas that were of concern and we worked with city agencies to address some broader community concerns in the neighborhood. and such as areas immediately adjacent to the building. >> and jamar brooks bringing sun tyrique back to savoy is not convinced all is well. >> they have a huge rat run around here huge rat they cannot attach catch to. >> these families were taking kids it a school three miles from here and cleaning crews were brought in to do thorough examination. teeners telling us they explained about the infestation weeks before anything was done about it. >> clearly there was a breakdown in communication here. the high legal of concern out of abund apps of caution we took coordinate fairy measures. >> of course since we first started reporting on issues here with bedbugs

at savoy elementary school we learned of other d.c. ps campuses battling the same thing. >> minor elementary school in northeast washington also brought in exterminators and never had to close doors or send students elsewhere. >> we're going to page sure we have a high level of lidge lance at save" and routine cleaning at all schools to make sure there's no more disruptions to students learning. >> in southeast, bob barnard, "fox5 local news". >> when we come back together the struggle to find a perfect fitting pair of jeans may be over. instead of running from store to store, yep, there's an app for that. the story is coming up. >> and taking space tourism is the next level. the trip around the moon is that the in the works for next year. that's coming up tonight at 11.

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>> and jeans too. >> so $80 get a good fitting pair of jeans. >> and maybe shorts for later this week and including tomorrow for some of the kids. >> we have a worry wednesday may be a severe weather day and certainly will be strong winds while we warm up and wait for that strong front to move on through. in the short term let me get caught up with weather head lines. tomorrow is settled and we're warming up tomorrow headed for upper 60s. there could be a couple late day showers around it would be welcomed news because our area is tear bally dry and not only warm

too. and wednesday will be feeling like spring and also will feel a little weird to you. because the winds will stay very strong all day long and as that cold front approaches later in the the afternoon it could spin up strong and severe storms like saturday where we had hail and tornado that touched down ef 1 in charles county. not forecasting that yet. but let's keep an eye on witness it will be mighty tempting to be outside that's a day to keep the "fox5" weather app handy. tomorrow, 6. couple showers rater in the day and it looks like it will hold off. here's what's going on tomorrow. we'll have eye minimum of clouds and sun. sunier in the morning and cloudier in the afternoon as the warm front come through and that's why temperatures soar into the 60s and maybe 70s south. we also will have enough moisture around maybe a couple showers later in the day. i don't think everybody sees them but there's a chance between about 6 and 9:00 we could see

68 degrees is what we're projecting for d.c.. you'll notice annapolis cooler this time of of year near the water at 56. fredericksburg you would be close to 70 tomorrow. 64 hagerstown and frederick. just also wanted to show you tonight there have been light showers passing by to our south and east. i'm going owe keep you few of those in the forecast overnight. mainly down to south. the rest of us we stay pretty comfortable with temperature of 646 and lot of clouds in the air for us. now, those clouds should break up closer to morning and we start with sunshine and then increase the clouds tomorrow afternoon thanks to the south wind which could bring us again a couple late-day showers. here's tuesday, wednesday, then again we're concerned and already outlooked by the storm prediction center for the possibility of slight risk for strong to severe storms wednesday afternoon. that will be something we'll watch closely. quick look at the future cast just so show you timing on couple showers tomorrow. you can see not everybody will see them. but wednesday a different story. we may have a couplef

of storms that come through. and we'll have to watch this afternoon and evening line because that's where we will have the maximum heating it looks like they'll come through 2 and:00. let's me show you the forecast we're up and then slowly come on down especially friday. we could have a few flurries around from a disturbance packing by north. we'll go from near-record heat with strong storms, to possibility of flurries by end of week. how is the weekend looking for pleasure? saturday, 50 on the school side and nice warm-up on sunday 64 and maybe a couple of clouds around for monday with a temperature of 60. we are really all over the place with this 7 day forecast tony and shawn. that is for sure. >> thank you, sue. >> all right. the redskins have reportedly or they reportedly had sights on free agent that can create havoc on defense. >> it was a big day for d.c. unitsed as dream of new home is even closer to reality. we'll be right

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>> welcome back to d.c. united talking about that new stadium for what feels like forever. today is the day all that talk became reality. what does the groundbreaking of audi feel really mean. we take you to the shadow of nats park and we've seen a lot of stuff going on north west. today the politicians did their thing showing up to high five talent. mayor bowser along with head coach ben olsen and players and nls commissioner don garber the team is putting 150 million in building that 20,000 seat stadium on top of 150 million the city put into land and infrastructure work. this say big deal for guys like goal keeper bill hameed who gets to continue playing in front of his home crow

>> we have sxeeps of the kids to come out and enjoy environment and enjoy fresh atmosphere and i cannot wait to see the smiles on their faces on opening day. >> i'm glad it is now and i'm glad it's here and i'm glad we didn't have to wait 40 years or go through multiple teams or something and it's d.c. united and it's here and southwest is home and the district is home. >> most happy for the fans. ttz ones that have been around forever and supporting me and this organization since day one the fact they'll have a new home to create again one of the best atmospheres in the country it's -- it means a lot to me and i know it means a lot to them. >> all right. from one kind of football to another. will the redskins mack a move on free agent market they need a dominant person on the line and one surprise for grabs in free agency. campbell right there is 6' 8", 300 pounds, two-tomorrow pro bowler and played entire

in arizona and cardinals lacking in salary caps and basically something the redskins have almost twice as much of and how do you like your own island. nfl prospects have a shot at own slice of paradise. all these players have to do tony and shawn all they have to do is break the record in the 40 yard dash. that's all. and they also have to be doing it while wearing a pair of adeed as five star cleats and we don't know where it will be but they'll put $a mill mill noninto the buying the island. >> is it hard to do it in those cleats. >> i think they like the exposure. >> absolutely. >> do you like the exposure? >> part of the deal if you break it you have to agree to sign endorsement deal with adeed as. but you get your own island. >> who holds it not still knee on dion is it. >> it bounce around every year but the reward was a million. would you rather have a million or own island. >> think about bragging rights. >> if you have your own

island. >> you have to be able to get to it. >> i'll take the million. >> that's right. all right. thank you. >> the news at 11 starts right now. >> this is "fox5 local news at 11". >> right now at 11:00 imagine getting this terrifying phone call. >> if you want to see him again you do this correctly. >> caller claims he's kidnapped a woman's father and demand a ran some. more of the call and how she figured out it was a scam. >> local jewish community septemberers are caught newspaper a nationwide wave of bomb threats. >> the virginia man who scaled from tower in new york city learns his fate. >> and the man missioned to the moon that blasted off next year. your news starts rights now. >> off the top tonight a "fox5" exclusive. tonight we're hearing a scam artist at work and he tartioned a woman with a frighten