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this this is fox5 local news at 10. five days after a 14 year oldar girl is reportedly raped insiden of a high school bathroom by classmates, montgomery countyats superintendent is, finally facg parents. our primary focus is on teaching and learning, but the most t important thing we have to do first is keep students safe. tonight, swift reaction from the governor's mansion.'s m that's not acceptable and i can tell you that we're going to be applying some serious pressure to the montgomery county schoolo system, to the white house.ouse it is pause for concern what happened there and i think the h city should look at its policies. fox5 news at 10 starts right now. well, it has been nearly a weeke since that teenage girl was report ed being raped inside of rockville high school. we thank you tonight for joinino us, i'm tony perkins and i'm i' shawn. the victim

his labelinged attacks are 17 and 18 year old freshman.res both have unanswered questions about their immigration status. after watching fox5's coverage o maryland governingor larry hogan reacted with outrage. why is an 18 year old man in a ninth grade class with 13, 14 year old girls? why was his status not known to those folks why was he allow to enter the country after they apprehended him for illegally crossing border. where my biggest concern lies is with the montgomery county the school system and their lack ofd cooperation and the lack of information they've been providing.erat notioform only have they refuseo provide any information to us,ao but they've refused to provide r it to the state board of education who specifically requested more information. we have team coverage, marina maracco attended the montgomeryh county superintendent's pressen' conferen.

fox5's lindsay watts was one of the only reporters inside rockville high school's pta meeting tonight. what did parents have to say. >>reporter: shawn and tony, just an hour ago this entire e parking lot behind me was fillef with cars. if you were driving by rockvillv high school tonight you could tell something was going on.ethi you ma i have seen all the crowds, the anti immigration im protestors that were across the street from the school for hours today. news cameras were not allowed inside this pta meeting. me it definitely was not mediaedi friendly. but i was able to get some cellphone video. vi it was absolutely packed in there. montgomery county schoolsol superintendent, a police detective and other school officials made a presentationree and then they took questions. superintendent jack smith apologized to parents right after the bat. issue was raised tonight was the school's response tosc communication with the parents. one

too limit the superintendentmit blamed that on wanting to gather all of the facts and at a presss conference earlier today he said he regrets not being available seen. the fact that theselable two tes involved were here illegally and also they were 17 and 18 years old going to school as freshman. at one point the superintendent said this isn't a conversation about immigration, but about a horrible event.ven and that got some applause, but also sogers. the man who was sitting in front ofwa me, he got up and left at that point. he was visibly angry. there was some literature handed out to parents at the meeting about this continuation.out i want to give you some highlights. the district wants parents to par know that a supreme court decision prohibits schools denying education based on o immigration status. all people under 21 must be admitted to school under un maryland law.ryla montgomery county doesn't require on students' immigration states and they tell staff theyy should not ask about it citing c that supreme court

we also heard in this meeting m that this district believes that those two district were in the right place. we -- the mood was simply cover our reputation. there were long speeches fromch these principal, from the fr superintendent, from others whoo were associated with them explaining why this could never have happened when it did. an ounce of prevention is worths a pound. you have young adult mails that really -- do not have ourur culture and you're putting themm in the same classroom as our 14 year old girls. i was glad that mr. wasn't a a riot about immigration or im anything having to do with that. that they -- people asked questions and they were answered. you heard there just a few a thoughts from people as theyle left this meeting tonight. there was a loft differentfere opinions on how this went. something else important that we heard about is that the th superintendent says there's now an intensive

making students safer. teachers, for example, are nowe being encouraged to take attendance several times duringu class, that they should start sh being concerned if they haven't seen a student for five minutesi and we were told tonight thatold there is going to be more information about the steps being taken next week and of course we will continue to followup on this. t my colleague marina maracco wasm the first to talk to the superintendent last night. ni superintendent spoke publiclyntn today andde she was at that pret conference and we'll go to her now with more. >>reporter: lindsay he finally spoke after five days of silence. this assault took place thursday morning at rockville high schooi and it wasn't until this afternoon at 5:00 where dr. smythe finally broke his silence. you'll remember last night we staked out his waiting for himut to give h us some sort of commet and we asked him the one question everyone has been asking. why was an

olden roled as a freshman a sitting in a classroom with wi children as young as 13 years old in here's his response from last night. is there any sort of secondary alternative learning situation for a person like the 18 year old instead of placing them at a high school with 14 year olds? e there are a variety of differeni english learner programs and pro other programmers for older students. as i said i can't really speak to the situation. > and last night, dr. smith himself confirmed on the record that there are a variety of other programs for older students. in this case an adult other thaa placing them at a high school with minors in this case a 14 year old. take a listen to his responseesp yet again today when i posed the question again.es dr. smith, i'mtion going to quoo you from last night, our conversation, you say, quote,u a there are a variety of different english learner

other programs for older students, but i can't really speak to the situation becauseia it's an ongoing situation.itua what you can speak to is that ta you had an 18 year old freshman enrolled at a school with 13 wit year olds. ol y was there an oversight and whh was this adult in one of thef other variety of programs thatri you saety you have in this couni for older student. we have a great number of 18r year olds and 19 year olds enrolled across all of our highh schools. and that was the comment that it was making last night when you caught me out by my car.ar. > why was this adult in another program? to understand why noto >> this student was enrolled in the appropriate program to give him the services that he needede and he chose to do something very, very bad from all of the allegations. people choose to do very badad things. mostly they don't choose to do them in school, but sometimes so they develop that is horrible. it's unacceptable. it's tragic, but schools bu relative to th

world are among the most safe ms places we can be in our community. > dr. smith, ultimately this th happened during school hours ono school property. who is responsible? >> the student who committed tht crime is primarily responsible. i am responsible. all of the people who work inrk montgomery county public schoolc areou responsible.resp we all take responsibility forly it. it's a terrible, horrible thing. but the student who committed the crime ultimately has to be e the one who is responsible for what happened in that -- on that morning. > and tony and shawn i think wk can all agree that we know there are hundreds, if not thousands of 18 year olds that aren rolled at montgomery county public pub schools, but we can also agree that those 18, 19 year olds forl the most part, if not the majority aren rolled as seniors, meaning they are soon to graduate and in this

maracco, i'm curious, did itid come out at all this afternoon that the school system might rethink this policy and the way they place these students in these special programs withecia students that could be much younger than them? >>reporter: i think you saw, shawn, how adamant dr. smith has been that this is their protoco and he will continue to abide bb that in montgomery county willot continue to see, as it seems 18i year olds enrolled as freshman and then they said that they t would place out eventually at 2a years old. so it would typically be in that school for 18, 19, 20 as well a 21. so enrolling as a freshman as a 21 year old is what we were alse told today.oday obviously that's something thate has angered not only parents, but you heard governor hogan

saying earlier today that he,e, too, is frustrated that this ish their policy and that somethingh needs toat give and something needs to change. > all right. marina maracco with the very latest. of course we'll have much more on this coming up in a little bit.e well, it was a warm one this afternoon. temperatures rose into the 60s.6 however, believe it or not, a big change is once again headinh our way. >> caitlyn roth joins us nowh jo with a look at the forecast. caitlyn, colder temperaturesempe tomorrow. >> bad news for so many of us, unfortunately.un if you're in the 60s we have changes headed our way. it felt like spring today. we still have some mild so temperatures out there this evening. 57 in washington, 50 in quantitg course, but ato little cool part towards our southwest. 44 in culpeper and 46 in manassas. so the winds have been fairly right. we have been talkingrly about ht this will increase overnight tonight behind our cold front f we'll start to see some

be courtesy of some gusty winds. right now they're fairly calm. we've got some clouds around ana even some showers in extremen western maryland.n ma it doesn't look like any of those showers will make it on the ground here. some clouds around and yes, there may be a few spring also south of town. you see a few light showers over towards charlottesville. by the time you back to work ank school wednesday morning you're looking at clear skies. it will be a bright and a beautiful day, but a chilly one. we fallback into the 30s and 40s. it's 57 in washington but we're starting the day close idahoy cl degrees. here's your setup for wednesdayw feeling much more like winter. bright and beautiful but we've e got the cold wind out of the the north. 50-degrees for that highigh temperature later on in the in afternoon. it's going to feel much more mu like it's in the low 40s. moody did i march weather. we've got the

throwing in some showers. sho i'll have the seven day forecasc still ahead coming up at about 10:45. shawn and tony. all right, what was supposed tou be a tornado drill was a bust this morning across virginia. the emergency alert system didye not work. the national weather service ans the virginia department of emergency management conducted their annual virginia statewide tornado drill, but technical issues at the weather service caused the alert tell to fail. an emergency management spokes american says the emergency alert cyst stem that notifies no citizens through television and radio stations did not properly function but they are working to fix those problems. 8 months after a dnc staffer waw murdered they still don't know who killed him next at 10, the victim t brother explains why ex the family is raising money to o start what they call a fresh investigation. > jigging doorknob and

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> a woman reported missing toss police has been foundin deadad inside a home in northeast d.c. police remain on the scenen tonight and could the be there r several more hours as they try to piece together what exactlyly happened.happ fox5's teisha lewis joins us live from northeast now with the story. teisha. >>reporter: and tony, the block here in northwest remains -- excuse me, northeast remains closed tonight. you can see iclt's still an acte scene behind me. police are telling us that the body was discovered around 6 tonight and we've learned the victim may have been bound.d. though, again, this iss preliminary information.n. now, police say they could be here for several more hours as they continue to investigate this quiet neighborhood turnedhr crime scene is on the 600 block of 14th street in northeast. the neighborhood is adjacent to a gas station and several restaurants. i want to make very clear preliminary reports indicate the victim was reported missing before her

here, but sources tell fox5 she was not one of the missing teens we've been reporting on over the last few weeks. now joining us live right now is elizabeth wristly. you live directly across the street from this house. tell us what you saw, what you heard.hear >> surprisingly i didn't see or hear anything given i was doing gardening work out in the front yards and back, going back and forth. so i was very surprised when police started swarming andrt hearing theed cars. i was shocked about that.at. what can you tell us about the residents of this home? very quiet. i don't ever remember anything going on there. just quiet. neighbors have, you know, said things that doesn't sound likend anyone really knew them veryy well. that's about all i know. what do you know about thiss young woman? >> personally i don't know anything about her. i just heard that a young couplp

quiet. not that anyone really knew them well. all right, elizabeth, thank you so much for joining us. i did just speak with police and at the tell us right now they'rr considering this a deathth investigation.n. it's too early to tell if this is a homicide investigation. but they are, in fact, callingli it a death investigation and they're trying to figure outt exactly what happened here. teisha lewis, fox5 a local news. > new at 10 tonight it has been ate months since a dnc staffer was murdered near his home in hm the district. police still don't know who killed set rich. his family is asking for the public's health raising money so they can continue their own investigation.ion. sarah simmons spoke with seth's brother tonight. sarah, what's the deal? do they not have faith in the policeolic investigation. >> they actually say they want s to helayp out and assist becaust they know that the police haveeo very limited resources so this is how they want to help out and push that investigation forward. seth's brother aaron says theyey want to help direct the

solving setting's murder. their goal is to race $200,000 0 through a go fund me page to minimum aware national hurricani service the unsolved murder and to higher forensic services tois help in h the investigation muce his family has been watching the coverage from their home in nebraska and were shocked at the conspiracy theories. setting worked for the dnc somec believe his death was tied to a biraj of the wikileaks. his death was 12 days before the leaks. gop lobbyist is jack burkman who also donated money claimed a former intelligence officer tolr him the russians were behind his death. seth's family is outaged saying the claims are false and they want to redirect the focus backk to catching seth's kill. they believe he was shot and killed in a robbery attemptmpt steps from his home in the neighborhood. his wallet wasn't taken. the family says

financial hope is that free from an tearer motive. we start looking at -- we have different ideas that people will come to us such as direct flyer to people in the general area. but all the ideas do take some k level of resources or funding that we don't have. there are a lot of stones that we want to turn over or look through, but we need the ability to do that. the family has raised at last check over $4,600 since openinge the account a few days ago. they pledged to hold the moneydt in a separate account and will provide regular updates on how they spend the money on the investigation. > sarah sip once, thank you.e,t > tonight we are learning more about the security breach at tht white house nearly two weeks ago. the secret service says jonathan train came close to gettinglo inside the whitese house back on march 10. congressman jason crave said the incident was worth

initially thought. he went unnoticed for nearly 20 minutes. he also peered through window, giggled doorknobs even had to tie his shoes. congressman shifts said he is concerned because they lacked urgency when they came to arresting him. > at a local high school.

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> this is fox5 local news at 10.10 nearly a week has gone by sincee the teenage girl reported beingo raped inside a rockville highigh school. she's just 14 years old. her alleged attacker 17 and 18 year old fresh men both here illegally. that's right, fox5 continue toin press for answers and today the superintendent of montgomeryende county schools finally held ad a press conference. but parents are still upset that it took him so long to publicly address this issue.issu the charging documents describei a horrific or deal. the girl forced into a boy's bathroom, raped, sod myselfed and forced to perform oral sex. they're charged with two very -- three very serious offenses that carry life in prison. these gys

should never have been let in.i. i started questioning whether i feel save in school after that happened. we are very upset.pset i'm the mother of nine children. i was appalled. having sisters you really don't feel safe. i'm very shocked. this could happen anywhere. what kind of screening happensei before kids are admitted to make sure that bad guys aren't coming into the school? fox5 has beenh on the story from the veryry beginning. in fact, we have team coveragece tonight. marina maracco spoke with thespk school superintendent.hool >> but we begin with lindsay watts who attended a rockville high school pta meeting that wrapped up just about an hourour ago. lindsay.sa shawn and tony this was a regular scheduled pta meeting. but i was not a typical meeting by any means.ns. they scrapped their scheduled agenda and instead focused on the horrific rape that happened at rockville high school and students' safety. news cameras were not allo

inside. this is not a media friendlydly event. i was able to take some cellphone video so we can showho you that now it was packed. montgomery countygo superintendent, a policedent detective and other school official made a presentation and then took some questions.uest one issue raised tonight was the school's response to this crime and communication with parents. one mom said this meetingthis happened five days too late. superintendent doctor jack smith blamed that on wanting to gathet all theo facts. he did say at an earlier pressre conference that he regrets not being able sooner. the fact that the two teens involved in this were here illegally was a major point ofi conversation, that they were 17 and 18 years old going to l school as freshman, as thes meeting was going on there were protestor outside the school rallying against illegal immigration and sanctuary cities. at one point dr. smith said this is not a conversation about immigration, but about a horrible event.

the man sitting in front of me stormed out at that point. we talked to people as they were leaving about their thoughts. listen. the mood was simply cover our reputation. there were long speeches fromom the principal, from the superintendent, from others whoh were associated with them explaining why this could nevere have happened when it did. an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. you have young adult mails that really have no -- do not have nt our culture and you're puttingue them in the same classroom as our 14 year old girls and they're saying there's nothing that we can do about that? sorry. i was glad there wasn't a riot about i'm gracious or anythingr having to do with that. that people asked questions ande they were answered.swer > the superintendent also saidn tonight that there's now ann intensive review underway on how to make students safer and we should find out more details about that next week. so we'll continue to followup on

fox5's marina maracco was with the superintendent at that prest conference earlier today and she joins us now with more on that. marina. >>reporter: lindsay, like you said, the superintendent fromnd montgomery county publicen schos dr. smith finally broke hisis silence five days following the sexuals assault at rockville hil and like you said for some parents five days too limit wea continued to press him.. listen to his answers. dr. smith i'm going to quote yoq from last night. our conversation.nver you said quote there are a variety of different english learner programs and other programs for older students but i can't really speak to thespea situation because it's an ongoing situation, what you can speak to is that you had an 18 year old freshmannen rolled at a school with 13 year olds, wasds, there an oversight and why was this adult in not in one of the other programs that you say you have in this county for older fr students. we have a great number of 18 years olds and 19 years

rolled across all kinds ofof programs and that was the point i waswas making when you caughe by my car.car. > why was this adult not in another program? to understand why not? >> this student was enrolled in the appropriate program to give him the services that he needede and he chose to do something very, very bad from all of the allegations. people choose to do very badad things. mostly they don't choose to do them in schools, but sometimes they do and is that horrible. it's acceptable.ac it's tragic, but schoolsools relative to the rest of the world are among the most safeos places we can be in our community. > l ultimately this happened during l school hours on school property. who is responsible. >> the student who committed the crime is primarily responsible. i am responsible.i all oamf the people who are work in montgomery county schools ary responsible.sibl we all take responsibility foree it.or it's a terrible, horrible thing, but the student who committed

the one who is responsible for what happened in that -- on that morning. > and dr. smith said as a result there will be changes, but he did not say what changes or when those changes would be implemented.impl tony. all right, marina, thank you m much. tonight the white house you is i weighing in on the rockville high rape case. ronica cleary asked pressaske secretary sean spicer about theu case during today's briefing. >> the president recognizes that education is a state run and a local run issue, but i think itk is pause for concern whatonc happened there. and i think the city should look at its policies and i think thah this is something thatis s authorities are going to have te look at.look i think from an immigrationmmig standpoint clearly to see somebody -- there's so many facets of this case that deservv questioning. i think he was 17 or 18 years18 ole -- 18, thank you. 18, how does th

into the ninth grade? there are so am issues that come up inp i this case. > spicer went onto say casesas like this are why the president made immigration one of his top priorities. > when we come back tonight,gh the young conservative commentator suspended from her show for expressing pro-choice views. plus disheartening and used these words today to describesci rhetoric from president trump.t the full story when we come back k to bees get rocked.to the do b you, nasdaq s and p500 suffering their worst day of the year. wall street getting skittish about the battle over repealing obama care.obam apple is going red, the tech giant revealing it's iphone 7 and 7 plus. > they also release a new ipad this week.

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they are protesting president trump's cuts for pbs. the group delivered boxes with petitions with more than 600,000 signatures urging congress to reject the president's cuts for funding. advocates for kids programing say this kid is not a partisan issue, it's an american issue. a nine year old advocate from california explained why pbs is so important. kids depend on pbs. shows like curious georganne the cat in the hat help kids to learn and grow. i've watched pbs since i was little and still do today. i've learned lots about wildlife, mat and problem solving. but now congress could take away all of that. so congress, make the right decision and keep pbs. > president trump's final budget is expected later this spring. it will then go to congress for revision and approval. > she's in the a house old name, but among

tommy lauren is fairly well known.know she has her own show on the conservative news site the blaze which is run by glenn buck. last week lauren appeared on abc's the view for an interviewi she revealed she is pro choice. that caused some blow back present her boss. beck has suspended lauren from her who he for a week and he was sharply critical of her comments. lauren told the hill she can't comment about the suspension atn this time but she did pose ase tweet that might be telling. that tweet says never ever mistake her silence for weakness and remember sometimes the air stills before the onset of a hurricane. > when we come back tonight, are you ready to visit mars? rs me? i told you i would go if i wasn't so chicken.en. we're going to take a look at how the government is steppingig up its efforts for space exploration. coming up tonight at 11, is amazon misleading

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> we have a wonderful story toy share with you tonight. he went from painting andin sleeping on the streets to d.c.. to having his own art show nice in the nation's capital. allison seymour has the story that you'll only see on fox5. meet carlson junior, aka painter man. most people call me carlson.on he's been homeless and living og the streets of d.c. for more than seven years, but that hass not stopped his love of painting. this is the gift god gave me and i enjoy doing it. by using whatever he finds to do so. whatever god put in my hands i make it work

my bowl to put paint brushes in is an old meal jug.al this is a window that somebody threw away. so with that being said, if you ever invite me over your house, don't leave me in the living room because the couch, your y sofa a is going to be crookedooe because i aming whying to takeke the responding out of it. painter man has been painting since he was seven years old. his work a reflection of who he is. god said if he made peculiar people, the word peculiar means what the world says is weird and the world says is weird, that's not weird. it's what it's supposed to be. > i'm peculiar.> i feel what i feel, i do what i do. and i like it. > and if you took it away from me and said carlson you can't paint no more, you can't expres' yourself anymore, i might as well be gone.

> one of my favorite stories today.toda by the way, you can carlson's first art exhibit thursday from 4 to # 1 at touche club in northeast d.c.c. incredible story about a man who went from being homeless, foundh on the treats there now creating art with this fabulous show. > of love it. tons of talent. she's here now to tell us howllu things are going to get much chillier tomorrow. i know how you feel like this. it's like when are we done withn the winter coats? not yet. we have some cooler weather oner the way.the it's been a beautiful evening. we have had temperatures thatmpr reach the 60s earlier this afternoon. so it actually was a pretty mild afternoon. and still is right now but we b are going to seat temperatures fall overnight.rn the winds will increase and of d course that's going to make it feel even colder as we wake upe tomorrow morning.ing. accuweather forecast let's start you out here with your weatherr headlines. we hav

overnight. this is behind a cold front.. it actually came through earlier today. but you're real writing to notice the winds tomorrowor morning. more with the wind and the colder temperatures.lder it will be sunny, still a nice looking day.g same with thursday, but with b high pressure over us we're going to start off very cold. a hard freeze, warmer by the weekend.eken if you're craig of more spring-like days we have them iv the forecast. 62 at dulles, 62 at bwi. despite the fact that we over came a lot of cloud coverer earlier this morning, by the time we hit mid afternoon, then, sun broke out, temperatures responded. 57 in washington, cloud coverver here. we had clear skis, temperaturest have fallen pretty quickly in our southwest. 47 in culpeper. satellite radar shows the cool spot, there's even some showerss over the mountains. doubtful much of that rain makes it into our

overnight. but you're not going to notice it. moves out sunshine by tomorrow morning. middle of the weeknshi here, the blustery feel returns.re it's gotcha reaching for your winter coat, maybe even the gloves to drive in tomorrowrow morning. 40 is on the map for high temperatures. we'll hit 50s degrees briefly in washington. it's going toing feel cooler than that. tomorrow morning we're gustingtg over 25 miles an hour and then into the afternoon we're still gusting over 15 miles an hour. the bus stop forecast as you get the little ones early tomorrowmr morning. it will be colder.ld pickup temperatures in the 30s. low 40s for the district. after school not as gusty but still a chilly breeze. you need the jackets objection,s temperatures mainly in the upper 40s to around 50 degrees. a very cold morning as we look at thursday. temperatures will start off only in the 20s. here's that seven day forecastse for you. 51 tomorrow with the chilly winds. last wind thursday, but we start off at 28 in the district. teens north and

we rebound nicely by friday, 60 with some clouds. saturday is the day. it is always the day. but this saturday it will be 73 really nice, some showers by sunday. we see the showers last into the workweek. that's your seven day forecast.n i'm liking saturday. > thank you, caitlyn. some big news tonight for nasa and space exploration. president trump signed a billp today thatsi increases nasa's funding to $19.5 billion for the 2018 budget.dget slightly more than the 19.1 million he allocated in his recent plan. it adds human exploration oflora mars and it supports the use of the international space stationo through at least 2024.st there is time yet for tonyr to perkins to get out there in mars and do his thing. i'm going to go for it.. > no, he's not. today more video surfaced of the thieve who swiped tom brady's super bowl jersey. we're going to take down the vide

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> we work in media.> so w i thought i'd let tony and shawn on this. we're seeing more video of the theft that was heard arounded world. this is coming out from foxou sports. this is what we saw. this is right after the game.gae you see brady taking off theakin jersey and handing it to a team employee. here's this guy.guy. he's trying to make his way through the crowd.ugh you're going to see him andim they're going to doom in.om this is where the jersey is aty this point. he's running off. but as he's running off, very soon thereafter as he makes hiss way into the patriots locker room there at ng stadium there.h this is the reporter.repo this is the mexico citycity newspaper editor who i accusedcc of stealing the jersey.sey. he's

his girlfriend linda holiday as they're led off the field. this is right after the super sp bowl bowel, fox cams raisedam tonights are there. the door closes. he has a press badge. if you have a press badge you're in thebadge allow in the lockerl at that point. however, guess what. he's in thhae locker room. with the frenzy of everything going on. there's the gian then at ont point as he's in there, look att that. you ' him there and then he's leaving. they get the angle where you can see the bulging shirt -- hold on, we're going to see it again. this is actually the best angle. you see him making his way, maneuvering his way out on the field. and then he's gone. look at that.that it looked like he stuffed downsf the jersey down the front of his shirt. the nerve. $500,000 is what the value is on that. is effacing any repercussions. >> he quit like

this all broke.ll he said he had some family issues. >> he knew he was going down. they raided his h apartment. he found that jersey. nobody knew that tom brady was missing a jersey two years ago.. and then they found von milliers' helmet.rs' is effacing charges, the fbi is involved. how do you get out with a helmet? he had the bag on him. nowadays, a lot of reporters are carrying a camera. you might be a little bulgy, bu judging by the sizeli of the bag it might be easier. if the media doesn't get enoughu bad press these days, some of it warranted, this is going to -- it's going to be a new emphasis on making sure the media behalves itself. there is an old man walking around with no shirt objection to the form i want to know who he is. >> he's a running back. > that's it for america's funniest home

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