this is fox 5 local news local news at 10:00 at 10:00, a military helicopter falls from the sky and slams into a golf course in maryland. >> someone's brother, father, no idea, that is the worse feeling ever >> live with the latest on the investigation into the deadly crash. a bus driver iscc

arguing with and kicking a passenger who was on crutches. tonight, the passenger spoke out only to fox 5. illegal atv's returning in full force, a look at the different tactics local police departments are using to try to stop them. the news at 10:00 starts now. just two weeks after a military chopper crashed in clinton maryland, another military aircraft falls from the sky killing a crew member on board >> i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, that blackhawk helicopter was traveling from virginia when it crashed no a golf course in st. mary's county, marina marraco is live at the crash scene at leonardtown. what's the latest? >> reporter: shawn and tony we're getting a better look here on the ground at this crash site. you'll see that uh 60

passes. the investigation will resume at day break. now, the army chopper with three crew members aboard was partaking in a routine training flight when the helicopter came down here at the brenton golf course. one died and two others air lifted and one remains in critical condition. other in serious and today we spoke to folks out here who heard the commotion here is how they described the immediate aftermath. >> i looked out my window and it was actually low enough where i saw it go over there. you can hear things rattle too >> we were here sitting in the house and heard a bunch of fire trucks and an ambulance or two, and a bunch of cop cars and just like now, we heard a helicopter after that and we saw the helicopter land right behind the tree line right here at the end of the golf course >> we could see the wreckage about 500 yards away fro

when we arrived. at that point in time, seemed they had extracted all of the crew members from the aircraft. >> reporter: the us army military district of washington is leading the investigation and tonight in a statement they said, quote, we're deeply saddened by this loss within our community. condolences go out to the families and friends affected by the tragedy and our team is focused on supporting them during this difficult time. and tomorrow a team from alabama will deploy to the scene. they will be conducting the investigation. live tonight in st. mary, marina marraco fox 5 local news. an argument between a passenger and a bus operator caught on camera. this happened on a ride on bus in montgomery county. the operator kicks the passenger as the man starts to walk away.

starting a brawl on the moving bus. >> we're learning more about what may have led to the confrontation >> lindsey watts is live with the story you'll only see on fox 5. lindsey, you talked about the man on crutches and to county officials. >> reporter: that's right, shawn and tony. montgomery county says that the fight was disturbing but says that the bus driver involved is still employed. >> it started as a nasty confrontation between a bus driver an passenger on a crutch. the passenger curses at the driver. turns around to a kick in the back. he throws his crutch and the fight escalates. the man filming didn't want to talk on camera. he said he finally stopped recording to help break up the fight is

>> shouldn't be employee people like that >> we tracked down the passenger. he was angry getting on the bus the driver passed his stop forcing him to hustle to across the street with an injured knee. he went back and forth with the bus driver who was there training the person driving the bus. then after he sat down >> he starts talking about my mom. >> reporter: he says he now regrets getting out of his seat >> i would definitely think about ignoring people like that because time like that isn't worth everything going now. >> reporter: his already injured knee is a lot worse. >> it literally feels like part of this is just like crooked. >> reporter: he tells us he has other injuries from the fight and he got banned from the bus for 90 days. the bus driver is still employed according to a spokes woman for the montgomery county department of transportation tshe said she's driving for now and to appropriate disciplinary action will follow an investigation

he said even after the ban, he won't be back on the bus. >> i don't even feel safe there no more. the thought of being on public transportation. >> reporter: i talked to a man on the bus and watched it play out in person. he says he felt overreactive and was disrespectful of the driver but the driver was out of line kicking him like he did. and certainly not any kind of good example to the driver he was supposed to be training, montgomery county has identified the driver involved as lesley st. louis. we tried to reach out to him but we were not able to get a comment. lindsey watts fox 5 local news. a challenge area police departments face daily, how to prevent people from illegally driving all terrain vehicles on city streets sidewalks. it's especially difficult in some areas. fox 5's

northwest dc where riders were spot bradford they crossed the bridge into arlington. >> reporter: that's right that happened this back door. you know those pursuit policies that you were talking about are often put in place to keep everyone safe, including commuters, but commuters and police are a little bit frustrated because those policies sometimes fuel frustrations because police are not able to pursue riders unless they're doing something extremely dangerous or unless they're wanted. now, arlington police say here behind me you're taking a look at the key bridge often illegal riders start their journey in the district and work their way down breaking all types of traffic laws and putting so many people in danger. >> the riders are not paying any attention to jurisdictional boundaries. they're just goly >> a lot of jurisdictions have no chase

what is arlington's >> our real problem is how do you we not make things even unsafe and if we get involved in a pursuit, that will cause more danger to the community. >> reporter: daniel murray said as the weather gets warmer expect more what many witnesses in this. atv and dirt bike riders heating up the community, placing drivers, passengers and pedestrians in danger, and daring police to pursue them. the pursuit policies vary by department. arlington police department said they're policy is in most case as judgment call. >> sounds like what you're saying it's a case-by-case basis. >> that's true. but we're going to very strictly evaluate and to see what particular danger is being caused and to make sure under no circumstances do we enhance that danger >> i don't think they she don't pursue them but they should take pictures of something a

them later. they're going to endanger everybody in that area. >> reporter: crystal yates said it was friday she was driving near silver row and pennsylvania avenue when surrounded by more than a dozen dirt bike riders. countless show us what many of us have witnessed. packs of riders weaving through traffic. >> they need to do something about it. somebody needs to do something about it. i was careful not to hit them because there was a lot of them. i was very careful. >> there needs to be some sort of action taken. other than, you know, letting them freely kind of disobey traffic laws. >> reporter: but they seem to have no regard. deputy chief murray said there's a way drivers can fight back >> if you have hands, friday operations to call 911. because we want to know about i it. >> reporter: police

picture or record video and send it to them. helps them prosecute these cases. concerning the policies in montgomery county, they say that they will only pursue if the rider appears intoxicated or have committed a very serious crime. and prince george's county they say that they will only pursue if the rider is wanted for homicide or a car jacking. tisha lewis, fox 5 local news. nationwide manhunt is underway for a man accused of killing an elderly man then posting it on facebook. the suspect is 37-year-old steve stevens, he's been on the run since the killing in cleveland yesterday afternoon. police say he shot and killed 74-year-old robert god lynn in what appeared to be a random act. stevens then uploaded the video to facebook. the victim's family is speaking out. >> steve --

i'm not happy what you did, but i forgive you >> we're asking steve to turn himself in. but if he doesn't, we'll find him >> a $50,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest. stevens is considered armed and dangerous. a 17 hour standoff between police in virginia father ended with the father in handcuffs and his children in protective custody. he barricaded himself around 8:00 p.m. last night. they had to tase him before taking him into custody around 1:00 this afternoon. a young neighbor was stunned >> i never knew this could happen. i thought it was a nice neighborhood. but i guess, now there's going to be much more people on watch for if this could happen again. >> the man who barricaded was experiencing a mental crisis.

ahead at 10:00 the search continues for the person who stab add mother of two to death >> i pray it gets solved, closure for me and kids and family before we can move on. >> sandy long's murder has gone unsolved nearly seven years. tonight we rewind to the crime in an effort to find new clues about her death. the vice president put north korea on notice today. his warning for kim jong-un.

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showers earlier but they gave way to sunshine, will we see more sun than clouds? let's check in with sue with more >> i put this up now, tony, sunny and seasonal. we'll have temperatures closer to average, top out in the low 70's, looking like it will be beautiful. we had kind of a split decision, we had a lot of the showers that you see here down to our south, passing through around the mid morning into early afternoon and we have a little bit more cloud cover that may show up later tonight, by and large,

maybe chance for a couple of spotty showers on wednesday. that's about it. it is going to chilly. we're seeing temperatures drop. hard to believe that easter sunday we topped out in the upper 80's. 89 to be specific. a little bit more of a reality track. s manassas down to 52. we're going to go see temperatures getting cooler and wanted to show you the contrast from 24 hours ago. we're about 14 oh degrees cooler in dc, 17 degrees cooler at dulles. for kids head back to school, it might require an early morning jacket. we're going to fall into the 40's in suburbs. in the district it will be around 53 and partly cloudy. tomorrow thin cloud coverage. we should top out about 72 in the afternoon. nice day, east, southeast winds will provide a little bit of cloud cover but i think y

we'll take a look at the weather headlines in the seven-day forecast coming up a little bit later. back over to tony and shawn >> thank you, sue. it has been nearly seven years since a mother of two was found stabbed to death in southern maryland parking lot. sandra lawn was discovered in her car. detectives believe someone she knew killed her. despite years of investigating, they haven't arrested anyone. fox 5 paul wagner has tonight's rewind to the crime. >> reporter: in the fall of 2010 in the southern maryland town. sandy long lived in this house with her husband and two daughters. she had a job. >> she worked with learning disabled people. >> reporter: she loved to cook >> my gosh. everything. >> what was it that sandy didn't cook. >> reporter: she loved chuck brown. and she l

>> sandy was the life of the party. she was a good hearted, genuine, caring, consider it person, anyone around her loved being in her presence. >> reporter: sandy had a love for the water and with solomon's island a few miles away, she was often there. >> during the summertime this would be her time of year right here. >> reporter: in november of 2010, someone headed out for sandy long and her life was cut short at 43. >> we know that it was a crime of passion, not sure why this happened. >> reporter: sergeant david six ton with the maryland state police has been on the case since sandy's body was discovered by hunters in a dirt parking lot. >> she was stabbed several times. stabbed on the neck. in the chest. had lacerations to the legs. >> reporter:

>> there were very minute defense injuries to her hands. >> reporter: the last time anyone had heard from her was on the more than of november 30th, 2010 after 8:00 and she used her cell phone to clock in to work. it would be the last time she used her cell phone that day. six hours and 43 minutes later, her body was found inside her car right here in the hunter's parking lot. it's less than two miles from her home. sergeant sexton said whoever killed her may have been in the car with her and the attack came as a surprise. >> you believe she was killed elsewhere and driven here? yes. >> reporter: and can you say why you believe that? >> just because the way her body was positioned, and we know that the suspect cut the seatbelt. >> reporter: dna

as family member who sergeant sexton says has not been as cooperative as he would like >> we're still trying to figure out why she was killed. >> reporter: sandy's husband lewis long has been cooperating with the investigation and has given up his fingerprints, dna and even a polygraph test. he was already at work, he says, when sandy left the house. >> you don't have anything to do with your wife's death >> none whatsoever. don't have a clue what's going on here. >> reporter: you're not responsible >> no, sir, not at all. i pray that it gets solve. closure for me and kids and family before we can move on with our lives. i mean, it's an erie feeling when this is not solved and people looking at you. >> reporter: family members say in the month before her death, sandy had become uncommonly withdrawn. >> did you ask her if anything was bothering

>> no, i didn't ask her, because i just figured that she was going through a lot of family issues. i didn't want to pry too much. >> reporter: nearly seven years later, family members wonder if that change in demeanor may have had something to do with her death. >> i miss everything about her. and i miss her deeply. but i know that my pain is unlike the pain that i'm sure her girls feel every day, missing her and the milestones that they reached in their lives and they were unable to share it with her. we still had faith in god that someone will hear our story and that they would want to come forward. >> reporter: after all of the work he

sergeant sexton believes she was killed soon after leaving her house for work. he's not giving up and neither is sandy's family >> i'm paul wagner. suspect who posted the murder of an elderly man in cleveland ohio on facebook >> earlier down trees and a crash at trotting horse >> the new mommy, officially gave birth over the weekend >> awesome pictures of rainbows, there's a live shot >> the rain hopefully will hold on >> we'll count on fox 5's weather team to make sure that happens.

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stock. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. this is fox 5 local news at 10:30. thank you for joining us i'm jim lokay >> i'm sarah simmons, let's get to the at this point stories, a military helicopter crashes in maryland. marina marraco live at the scene in leonardtown, marina? just past the police line you can see the uh 60 blackhawk the wreckage left behind at the breton golf club. the chopper went down before p2:00 this afternoon, one crew member died. two others were transported in critical and serious condition to baltimore shock trauma. tomorrow, a team from alabama will arrive here in st. mary's county to conduct an investigation. lindsey? >> reporter: only on fox 5, we've obtained video

fight between a montgomery county bus driver an passenger. it starts as an argument. take a look. you can see the driver kicks the passenger as he starts to walk away. then the brawl starts from there. the bus is on the road and moving at the time. montgomery county says the driver in the fight was training the driver behind the wheel. much more on this including an interview with that passenger at 11:00. tisha? >> as the weather gets warmer, police say we can expect to see more atv and dirt bike riders taking to the roadways in a dangerous manner, placing passengers, riders and pedestrians at risk. police say they start in the district and work their way across the key bridge to arlington county. cell phone video shows these riders and pass maneuvering through the roadways. there is

them. pull over to safety. record video and send it to police to help them catch the criminals. and it's time to get you cut up on your weather headlines. i'm sue palka. tonight will be cooler. there will be high thin clouds overnight but won't prevent from his falling into the 40's in the suburbs overnight. get ready nor that. it will be a little bit of a chilly start tomorrow morning. a lot of the kids heading back to school after a wonderful spring break. we will have a lot of sun tomorrow. tuesday is really looking like a terrific day. a bit of a temperature adjustment without the rain, we should see temperatures coming in in the low 70's. today, we started in the 70's, got chilly as the rain came on through, those clouds didn't break until later. all things considered tomorrow should feel like a nice day to you. and then as we look toward wednesday, looks like a lot of clouds roll in and there will be a few showers here and there, not very rainy but looked like it will want to rain. here's a look at what you can expect for

48 to 53 should be the range. again, good amount sunshine feeling a little bit chilly, not much of a win, after school, 68 to 72, have close to what is springtime average for this time of year. way lot of sunshine, we'll have a look at the seven-day forecast. coming up in a few minutes. sarah? >> thanks. just a short time ago, the hyattsville city council voted to become a sanctuary city. that means police will not be permitted to ask someone's immigration status. they will also protect law abiding immigrants living illegal until hyattsville, people addressed the city council urging members to support the ordinance other community members spoke out against it. one teacher said her students are often fearful that their parents might be deported. >> my children ask me every night. who is going to help me with my

and what's going to happen to my friends and my classes? >> the vote was 8-2. many clapped and cheered when the vote was announced. opponents say they're concerned it will become a magnet for illegal immigrants. tensions continue to rise between the u.s. and north korea and mike pence is warning the days of strategic patiences are over. during the tour, the vice president gazed at north korean soldiers and issued a warning to the leader, kim jong-un. >> north korea would do well not to test the resolve or the strength of the armed forces of the united states in this region. >> president trump warned north korea not to conduct anymore missile tests of the president not saying what he'll do next if he

they tried to test a medium range missile but blew up shortly after launched. >> many will be filing taxes but there were hundreds of tax day rallies held across the country. calling on president trump to release the tax returns. last year, president trump became the first major party nominee in 40 years to not release his returns. he insists he can't release them because he says they're under federal audit. white house press secretary sean spicer talked about that >> he's still under audit, the statement still stands >> the president lashed out at protesters who demand to see his tax returns tweeting, quote, the election is over. today was the first day on the bench for neil gorsuch joined the rest of the supreme court for a hearing on three different indicateses, most important is expected to come wednesday on the issue of separation of church and state. the outcome of that case could make it easier to use state money to pay for private religious schools in many

concerns about the environment, president trump's proposed budget would make deep cuts at the environmental protection agency. under the proposal, federal as you find r fund to support the chesapeake bay program lo be eliminated. senator ben carton said cutting them will be devastating and short sighted >> not going to pass the president's budget. we don't the president's budget to be used as a yardstick. it is to debt mental to not just the chesapeake bay but so many. >> car done said if he makes drastic cuts, the states may have to find funding elsewhere. carton remains it will be rejected. metro transit police need help in identifying a group of people involved in a robbery that happened on a red line train. you can the video. the suspects police say this group approached a man seated on a

one suspect sat next to the victim, demanded he hand over his phone and pass code. when the victim refused. they searched through his pocket, punched him, suffered minor injuries. they believe he got with the with credit and debit card. another traffic nightmare in atlanta >> another major interstate is buckling forcing crews to hit down. back after this. back after this.

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. an elementary school in san bernardino, north park elementary school reopened today for the first time since the deadly attack. crisis counselors are available for students and teachers, the school has been closed since last monday when man shot and killed his estranged wife and an 8-year-old student. then shot himself. a 9-year-old student who was wounded in the attack went home from the hospital yesterday. there was relief on the way for commuters in atlanta. after a stretch of several lanes on interstate 20 buckled this afternoon, motorcycles had to be taken to the hospital in critical condition after striking that broken pavement in the car pool lane. crews are working to make repairs and make sure it's safe. georgia department of transportation blames it on a gas leak. they say it should be fixed by tomorrow. investigator says the gas leak the source of the problem there >> can't catch break there. in the wake of its highly publicized pr nightmare. united airlines is

changes crew members will never be allowed to remove anyone on board the plane. a passenger was dragged off an overbooked flight in chicago. crew members will have to make must ride bookings at least an hour before. previously crews were allowed to book up until take-off a white house tradition, the easter egg roll >> we will show you the sights and sounds of the first easter egg roll >> the mgm national harbor is home to a cocktail that costs 1,000 bucks. finally. who said that? >> i want a drink but i want to pay more >> what makes it expensive? we'll check it out at 11:00.

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washington state, we will see them here momentarily. the crews say the ducklings fell through a storm drain near the station. they removed the grate, fished them out with a net and released in a nearby pond and reunited with mother. while we were basking around 90 degree heat in utah, parents and kids enjoying a easter egg hunts. there was an easter bunny, ski lovers were sad because that resort and many others ended the ski season, now, the way the begins until next year >> i'll bet the bunny suit is warm. that would be perfect for the slope >> that's a nice >> the president and first lady welcomed tens to of thousands to the white house for the 139th white house easter egg roll >> that one is tomorrow. annual tradition included live music, obstacle courses and story telling, here's a look at the sights and sounds from the south lawn >> happy easter, welcome

139th white house easter roll >> this is the first time that my husband and i hosting this wonderful tradition. >> it's pretty amazing. on the lawn of the white house. >> i hope you have a great time with many activities >> this will be a great days. >> i've seen those kids and they're highly, highly competitive. that i can tell you. >> it's a great day. >> i got a sticker. decorated cookies did the easter egg roll and the easter egg hunt >> wonderful memory. wonderful memory >> thank you for joining us. on behalf of the president and barren, we wish you a great fun and beautiful days coming ahead of us. and happy easter. >> i think we should give credit ronnie mccray put that together. >> great job, ronnie, so much fun.

there with bunny ears >> the people that had the later in the day tickets got the better weather. it cleared up later. we had a few showers, didn't amount to much, but beautiful day. >> absolutely. >> better tomorrow, guys because it will pretty much be wall-to-wall sunshine and you we only have to worry about taking any rain gear with you and for a lot of kids they're heading back to school after really fantastic easter break. ready for a little bit of a chilly start. is this from chad coming back into dc after his spring break and this was his view from about, what did he say? 30,000 feet above and you can see the clouds that we had been dealing with as well as the sun beginning to set over dc, just beautiful speaking of those clouds and the showers, pretty much all of the shower activity now well down to our south. this will count to move away. we have a little bit more of a cloud deck that will

give us partly cloudy conditions. it will stay dry, if you didn't see this earlier, let me give you the bad news, tree pollen not just high, very high. highest we've seen in the last couple days. good news, is that the little bit of rain we did have, it was just a small amount, even though probably felt like more. probably did enough to maybe nudge that tree pollen down to the moderate level. a little bit of rain helps to wash it out and these high temperatures hit before the rain started. these were like 8:00 a.m. high temperatures.pafter the rain ca the 60's. this is all the rain we got in the rain bucket, just seven 1 100ths at reagan be international. we could use a little bit more rain around here. not a lot of rain in the forecast, we'll get to a high of 72 and tuesday is looking like a beautiful day. wednesday, a lot of clouds around and as a result of the clouds

cooler about 67. a chance of a few light showers but i think like today, we probably only get a few 100ths out of it. that's unfortunate but if it will be cloudy let's get good rain but that is not in the clouds. what is in the cards? cooler night. 55 degrees at frederick right now, 54 in winchester, 63 dc, 53 manassas, culpeper you're down to 55. headed down to about 47 degrees maybe 48 degrees tonight, so northern and western suburbs, may likely see these temperatures mid upper 40's, chilly start tomorrow morning, but again, a beautiful day, high pressure to the north, keep first north and a little bit of a east wind keeps our temperatures comfortable in the 70's, but again with more clouds an few showers on wednesday, that means high temperatures likely only hit into the 60's. i wanted to show you the futurecast so you have an idea for the amount of showers as we go forward into wednesday. nothing in the way of cloud cover tomorrow morning, although i wouldn't be surprise the if

we stay pretty much cloud free all day, but then by the time we get into wednesday morning, those clouds fill in overnight, again, a few showers, you can see there's not a lot that we'll dodge primarily in the afternoon, but by 7:00, not much left. for tuesday, a dry day, with a mix of sun and clouds in the morning, thin clouds, 57, by noon, 66, by 4:00, near 70 coming down from our afternoon high of 72. they will be a few spots closer to the upper 60's like hagerstown, winchester, maybe quantico about 68. here's your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. we go from 67 on wednesday with a spotty shower to a warmer thursday, that's a big jump up about 80 is what we're thinking. and there could be a shower or maybe even a rumble of thunder, not widespread. a chance. we're cooler again for friday. comfortable. love those low 70 degree days, we don't get enough in the spring. the weekend, we start getting a little bit cooler. spki

rain that we could use to end our moderate drought. we may have more substantial showers. of the two weekend days that might be the wetter day. 65 degrees, monday mostly cloudy and 67, we're all over the place temperature-wise but mostly in a good direction. >> seems strange to be talking about hockey when you look at a forecast with 80's. it's playoff time. we should talk about the first two between the caps and the maple leafs. whoever said the third time is the charm clearly never watched a lick of nhl. at toronto. he got a goal but first period, he shoots to nicholas backstrom, like that, second goal, playoff backstrom caps the early lead. we mentioned that. that was number two, second. playing the rebound to get the caps up 3-1. but that was it. the lease fight towards the second, william islander and here's a guy, we're

about a guy very few people heard of william islander. but here it is. end of the second. william knee lander tying it up. >> i watched the game. let's take you to overtime. a minute 37 and tyler bosak the game winner 4-3, up two games to one and play again on wednesday. rough loss for the captains a different stage, ballerina misty copeland made history nearly two years ago, became the first african-american woman to be promoted to principal dancer at the american ballet theater in the company's 75 year history. the 34-year-old said she wants to open more doors for african-americans and is encouraging dance companies to reach out to minorities. copiland appeared at the national press club this morning. >> my experience has been that african-american dancers in particular havbe

don't have the right bodies for generations and to me, i think that's, you know, a way of saying you don't have the right skin color. i think just addressing these issues, it's making these professional companies wake up and realize that the world is looking at them. >> copeland is out with a new health and fitness book called ballerina body dancing and eating your way to a learn stronger more grace full you, erin como sat down with her and you can catch that tomorrow morning on good day dc. >> we're back with more after this. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪. s

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on a maryland golf course, we're live with developing details about the deadly crash. caught on camera, a bus driver kicking a rider who's on crutches. what led to the argument? the rider is talking only to fox 5. a swarm of atv's on local streets. the reason why chris brown showed the verizon center is being rescheduled. news starts now. we begin with new details about that blackhawk helicopter that crashed on a maryland golf course today. thanks for joining us, i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, the chopper was on a training flight when it went down, one crew member tonight is dead. two others in the hospital. >> fox 5 marina marraco is >> marina marraco is live at the crash site in leonardtown with the latest. marina? >> reporter: that's right, guys,