this is going to be, until 5:30 as far as south is central stafford county and for west central king george in central virginia and for east central spotsylvania county in virginia. this was detected on radar moving east at 15 miles an hour. and if you look at this, you can see there's an awful lot of cloud lightening imbedded. wind gusts are reported to be at least 50 miles an hour as a possibility and we could possibly see quarter size hail. it's heading this way towards fredericksberg moving about 15 miles an hour, you can see how intense it is as it move its way through to the east. darker red is where we're seeing the heaviest rainfall with this and there will be a lot of heavy downpours. areas in the path include fredericksberg, spotsylvania lamps creek and fieldston all in the path of the

winds associated as well as the lightening and here's a little bit of a timeline for neighborhoods that can be affected. up to the next 25 minutes or so, colonial beach will be hit at about 5:26. if you're in the path, do take cover and be aware these storms can be dangerous. we're going to take a wide look. we're anticipating seeing a possible of more watches and warnings popping up as we go along. aware, there's a lot of instability in the atmosphere, we had a very hot day and it is just prime for more of these storms to spark warnings, more detail in just a bit. to prince george's county where a hospital patient on a wild ride after stealing an ambulance. the entire drama unfolded right here on fox 5. >>

identified as 43-year-old williams person. suspect let officers deputies and troopers on an hour-long pursuit through two maryland counties. the craziness ends with the suspected thief back in the hospital, and some questions that need answering. >> that is amazing video. our team coverage begins with fox 5's bob barnard. >> see it coming this way. >> reporter: it was quite a sight and coming right at us. about a dozen police cars, lights flashing and sirens wailing chasing a stolen ambulance with its lights and siren on. after heading south into charles county, the pursuit is now northbound on indian head highway in prince george's county. we're live on air. >> we understand my colleague lauren demarco murray is in touch with some of her law enforcement sources. she's the one who told me they laid out these strips in the street that have spikes in the

the tour -- tires of the ambulance were destroyed. but it didn't stop the guy. slowed him down, obviously. but didn't stop him. >> smouldering bits and pieces of rubber littering the roadway. >> i think the pursuit is over. >> reporter: most unusual of police chases would end on allentown road in camp springs west of route five, branch avenue. the stolen ambulance collide waiting maryland state trooper's cruiser before coming to a stop. >> let's beg forgiveness as opposed to asking for permission. >> reporter: the suspected thief 43-year-old william person of temple hills maryland would soon be placed on a stretch and loaded into another ambulance to be taken back to prince george's county hospital center where his wild ride began after 6:00 a.m. a gentleman by the name of william person was admitted to the hospital. prince george's county police officers dco

gentleman in the overnight hours suffering from an apparent injury and acting erratically. he was in the hospital for treatment. the hospital treated and discharged mr. person. and after he was discharged, he had access to an ambulance. and took that ambulance. >> reporter: prince george's county fire officials say no trouble finding their stolen ambulance. >> each one of our emergency response vehicles have what we call automatic vehicle locator, avl. it's gps technology and we that to insure we dispatch the closest unit to an emergency call and then in this instance, it was able to be used in a a different way to tell us exact exactly where the unit was at. >> reporter: despite the more than hour long in the friday morning commute, nobody else was struck or injured, the only closures ences caused by road - >> the officers were trying to get his attention to sort of bring him back to a frame of refere

several points. >> the stolen ambulance would be put on a flatbed and taken away. allentown road reopening right after 9:00 a.m. in camp springs maryland, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. now the big question is, how did a patient manage to steal an ambulance in the first place. team coverage. fox 5's lindsay watts live in cheverly finding out how this happened. lindsay? >> reporter: matt and sarah, you can see where the emergency vehicles are parked here at the hospital. according to prince george county fire officials, if an ambulance is not in use, the policy is, it must be locked up and the engine should not be running. an investigation is now underway, into what may be a policy violation that allowed a man to take an ambulance on a joy ride. we'll give you another look at that ambulance as it went past the fox 5 news van this morning, all of the

due to the police stop sticks, the suspect was driving with nothing but rims on the pavement. the prince george's county assistant fire chief said this is a vehicle that cost nearly $300,000. it may be able to be repaired. this was what the assistant chief's answer was when we asked how somebody could steal an ambulance? >> it's difficult but they have keys like regular automobiles. if it's not secured, it can happen. we do have a standard protocol that the vehicle is to remain locked. we have the ability to keep the vehicle running and lock it at the same time. so we have an internal investigation now to see exactly what caused this. at this point, we don't know. >>reporter: dc says that its ambulances also have that mechanism that allows the engine to be running but the vehicle can be locked at the same time, and the district says, if the engine is running, obviously, the doors have to be locked. in montgomery county, if the engine is

the vehicle cannot be left unattended. i want to show you more video. we have seen several high profile cases across the country, where ambulances have been stolen. of two months ago, in new york, a man hijacked an ambulance and ran over and killed the emt trying to stop him. on april fools day in west texas, a man stole an ambulance and led police on a chase with speeds topic over 100 miles an hour, video shows him being dragged out and arrested. and last year, in oklahoma city, same thing, a woman was arrested after she took off in an ambulance. so this certainly does happy from time to time. and one local fire official i talked to says locking up these vehicles is so important, not only to protect from low level criminals, but terrorists, there is concern someone could steal an ambulance then use it as a weapon or to access a restricted area. the prince george's county chief said in this case, the suspect, william person, seemed to be out of it. as you heard in b

1,000 yard stare. you can see that in his mug shot. he's now facing multiple charges. including auto theft and malicious destruction of property. live in cheverly, lindsay watts. fox 5 local news new information about the fatal crash involving the school bus bus, the victim was 24-year-old todd, he crashed into car before hitting a prince george's county school bus. it happened around 5:00 last night along temple hills road. we're also learning todd had been shot just moments before the crash. no word on who shot him. a medical examiner is performing an autopsy to determine exact cause of. a 25-year-old woman shot and killed in northwest dc. police are identifying a suspect in her death and he is still on the loose. fire tears through a large home near the university of maryland, where five students lived. we got an update on how the students are doing and two

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son on may 9th in the 100 block of irving street southwest. thompson was taken to the hospital where he died. holmes faces second degree murder murder charge, they a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. police want to hear from you. prince george's county trying to figure out what caused a house fire in hyattsville. the fire broke out around 2:00 a.m. in large home that had several apartments not far from the university of maryland. everyone thankfully was able to get out safely but two firefighters were hurt while battlng the flames. both are expected to be ok, but five students are now displaced. have you seen dc waterfront, it's exploding with development. the navy yard to the new warm front development. many moving closer to the water, there's a push to keep the waters clean. of we went to a ride on two new

bo service to tackle the trash that never ends. they're like any other boat you may have have seen, looks like large metal jaw that is dip down into the water, open up and appear to swallow the trash on the surface. they're bigger so we'lling able to take more trash and much harderier. less maintenance cost. >> the new half billion dollars dc water skimmer boats immediately went to work. the amount of trash collected on our area rivers is simply stunning. >> horrifying in some respects. of we don't get all of it but we get a lot. on the other hand, we're glad we're here to do it >> so many people moving nearby and billions being poured into riverside developments, city leaders say, clean rivers are

. >> i like fact that more and more people are on the water. see the water, which helps because they hold me and the city accountable but i'm really proud that the dc water is making a big effort to clean up you the river >> we're told after a major storm, sewer systems overflow and trash from city streets all wash into the rivers. where does it end up? here, from the river to the boat to the trash dumpster. i've done this story probably about five, six years ago. that day, there was so much trash. >> this was better have >> today it looked good. they say, you know, there was a question this morning from one of our bosses, where does this come from? it comes down river from prince george's county from montgomery county, also the district, so if you think about it. if you throw down a bottle, if you throw anything down, >> even not in the river. >> it washs into the sewer system then overflow goes into the river. ends up there. remember, if you'r

something down, it could end up in the river. but these things are -- functional about it. hundreds of tons of trash being removed. it looks so much better than it did before. they're definitely making a dent >> that's good finally. all right. coming up tonight, why sheriffs in virginia are now being forced to remove bible versus decals from their patrol cars. turning teens into entrepreneurs, we're going to meet, talk to folks from one program in the district teaching high schoolers how to launch their on start-ups. they will pitch the business ideas when we come back. we're going to talk with the other republican candidate for virginia governor >> wondering what kevin is up to? sitting down with wonder woman. >> monday on fox 5 news morning.

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is. welcome back, we're going to get a check of weather in a little while. washington, dc has a long line of great championship fighters another local boxer is defending his crown at a match

mtm nash harbor with more. >> reporter: i'm here with gary russell -- mr. gary russell junior. he is defending his wbctitle tomorrow at m g m. this is your first time fighting in the dc area, why did it take so long to give a show for the hometown crowd until now? >> what's the purpose of coming behind it? i didn't want to come home unless we have had one of these world titles we have it and making it happen in the hometown as you can see we got our neighbors, the middleman, the middle lady, the people that blow the horn when they watch us jogging down neighborhood. they have an opportunity to be in attendance when it happens >> what are they going to do? what are they going to go see? >> explosiveness, speed, power, excitement. ways of being excited without being w

hidden, something we definitely plan on doing. >> you were mentioning you guys were training for the ex-factor. what is that, the x factor is being able to be versatile. when you talk about the sweet science of the sport of boxing, you have to be able to make the appropriate judgments. that's the x factor. >> getting deep and philosophical? i like it. i want to know your brothers are also fighting on the same course cards, what does it mean to have them along with you fighting on the same card? >> that's my motivation. that's my drive. that's where i get my energy from. i think it's going to be very cool to have both of my younger brothers competing in the same with me. i don't remember the last time we had an opportunity to compete together, you know, it's been several years ago. i think it's going to be amazing both they're very good in the gym. >>reporter:

watch. tomorrow night mgm national harbor, mr. gary russell junior defending his title. back to you. >> thanks very much. good luck tomorrow. let's take at this time outside once again, shot of the capitol dome. it is a humid, hot one out there today and that, of course, meanses what was usually edit storms >> not a cloud in the sky, absolutely gorgeous, gwen as you were saying, there's rough weather that could be moving through this evening. >> that sunshine also with the approach of a trough and a frontal system coming together and combines lots of instabile, the heat is on definitely in the atmosphere and those storms are continuing to fire up across the area. take a look at storm tracker radar, the last warning that we did have has been cancelled. we will definitely not be surprised if we see more popping up. as you can see the intensity of these storms as continuing to move

at the lightening. we got an awful lot of cloud to ground lightening in these storm systems as well. we're keeping an eye on a track of those storms as expected to move its way into southeastern loudoun county northwestern fairfax county and northern prince william as well. way rapidly about 15 miles an s- hour to the east, winds in excess of 40 miles an hour, and half inch hail possible with that storm. a lot of locally heavy rain fall as well as occurring,. careful if heading out. a couple of areas of concern, one to the north, where we have a trough and that's currently right near baltimore. but that particular system created up to three quarter inch hail through that particular region with a lot of cloud to ground lightening and heavy rainfall and then the frontal system and a trough ahead of that which is to the east of us -- west of us, and we're looking at that also impacting our area. so lots to talk about, we've got

through the evening hours and we'll only see improvement when we start to lose daytime heating. we'll have more for you in an update coming up in just a bit. gary mcgrady will be joining you as well. back to you. >> we'll see you then. coming up, a suspect accused of legally recording women inside a wal-mart. what one mom did when she noticed him filming her 10-year-old daughter. sexting scandal. anthony weiner pleads court. the punishment he will face for transferring obscene materials to a minor. a dc attorney general turns over video once said the public had no right to see. the story is straight ahead. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪.

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detectives need your help, this man is accused of illegally reporting women inside a wal-mart in virginia. they found the suspect up the dress of 36-year-old woman and her 10-year-old daughter. the child's mother confronted the man but he left the store before officers got there. please call please if you recognize him. st. mary's county, a 35-year-old man was charged with raping someone in lex ton park last week. he faces rape and assault charges, the victim's identity has not been released. dyson currently being held without bond. virginia state police terminated an amber alert. johnson and her eight month old daughter khloe were last seen on april 30th in the hampton area. an amber alert was issued may 11th,

it can only remain active for 12 hours, in this case, it was a week. no new information developed. police suspect man may have abducted pair. newport news police are taking over the investigation. to a fox 5 exclusive. a long running dispute over footage has come to a close, carl ray seen turned over five tapes we have been asking to see since last september >> shows how police are using the cameras in their cases against suspected drunk drivers. paul wagner is here with more. paul? >> matt and sarah, defense attorneys have called them game changers. videos showing their clients' behavior during an encounter with police. no longer are judges and juries relying on an officer's description. it's all caught on camera. and played for everyone to see. >> for what? so i can see your driver's license. >> reporter: in september of 2015, a dc police officer found this man sitting

wheel of a pickup truck parked in an ally >> you're behind the wheel of a vehicle with keys and ignition. you're in control of this vehicle >> i'm not driving anything, sir >> are you not sitting behind the driver's seat >> no, i'm not. >> that's a steering wheel; right? . >> reporter: the man slides over to the passenger side of the truck. gets out and begins to walk down the ally. the officer calls for backup of >> that's a negative right now. subject started walking away. >> reporter: when they catch up with him he becomes combative and belligerent. >> put your hands up against the wall. >> fine. >> how much have you had a to drink? >> how much you had to drink. >> reporter: as the officers investigate they tell the man everything he has said has been captured on camera, a discussion that ends in laughed. >>

seat. in front of the camera. it's on camera. it's on camera. >> reporter: in a video used in court, an officer tells the suspected drunk driver he has the right to refuse a breath test but if he does, the driver will lose his license for a year. the camera records his answer >> i refuse. >> get back in position. >> reporter: although the videos were introduced as evidence in a court of law. the attorney general said the public had no right to see them. instead, anyone who wanted to see the evidence would have to get it through a dc police. court exhibits which were then turned to her fox 5 with faces, information, even some audio redacted. a position taken by the attorney general and noticed by the dc open government coalition. which then took up our case and convinced carl racine he was wrong. >> let's interpret it with common sense. candid

we were wrong. >> reporter: the attorney general said all body worn camera footage used in court as evidence will be made public upon request. >> in the case of the man we showed you behind the wheel of his truck, he was sentenced 20 days in jail. the man who refused a breath test was given ten days in jail. all dc police officers working patrol are now wearing body cameras. they're under orders to turn them on as soon as they begin an encounter with a member of the public. paul wagner fox 5 local news. ♪ ♪. we have new details now about a bizarre police involved shooting in manassas from overnight. police say someone called 911 for a report of shots fired near grant avenue and described the suspect's car. when police tried to pull the 18-year-old over, he took off hitting two police cruisers with his car. the driver eventually stopped and was shot during a confrontation with police. he is expected to survive. a 15-year-old girl who had

car. she has since been reunited with her family. turns out the suspect is the one who made the initial call to police and there were never any shots fired. no word yet on what charges the suspect could face. sheriff's in montgomery county are now being forced to remove bible versus decals, they say blessed are the peace maker, matthews matthew 59. the chevy said they were placed on the patrol cars in march to honor their fellow brothers and sisters in law enforcement but the virginia branch of the aclu a breach of supervision between church and state, request to remove them came from the county's board of supervisors. former new york congressman anthony weiner entered a guilty plea in the sexting video. this is weiner as he rushed past reporters not saying much. earlier he pleaded guilty to transferring obscene material to

he agreed not to any sentence between 21 and 27 months in prison. apologized to the 15-year-old at the center of this investigation saying he has a sickness but there is no excuse for his actions in addition, the judge ordered he register as a sex offender, he's sentencing date set for september. he could face up to ten years. president trump is making knives international trip as commander in chief. he plans to visit four countries in nine days, saudi arabia, israel, itly and belgium. he'll have a packed schedule including meetings with the pope and nato leaders this will be the first ladies' first trip with the president. she will debut on the global stage. she plans to accompany her husband at various events but she also has her own independent schedule. >> big trip. >> a lot coming out of that i'm sure

and his daughter on graduation day, the emotional ceremony is coming up. golfing for a good cause. some redskins hitting the green to help out veterans. while there story ahead. gary? i hope they got that in before these thunderstorms fired up. certainly a hot day for that. there's a new warning, this is for car line westmoreland king georgia's until 6:15, big thunderstorms moving through, a lot south but getting some popping up in or around dc more on this but a weekend cool-down. all that coming up in the full forecast. forecast. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪

honoring a fallen officer and his daughter who graduated today

of alexandra limon has the story. >> reporter: i think he's looking down and he's sad he's not here. but i believe he's glad to know that his brothers came out here to support the family, sisters. >> reporter: upper marlboro was lit up with blue and red lights. officers lining the side of the highway in their uniforms. in a show of support for nicole finely, a high school graduate who lost her father sergeant richard fine until 2008 >> we know how important it is to be at graduations, and we're sad that her father can't be here with her today. but we're glad that we can come out here and hopefully spread a little bit of cheer in her world. >> reporter: sergeant finely was killed after the driver of a stolen car ran him over and dragged him causing deadly injuries. >> at the end of the day, he's the kind of guy

up on your doorstep when you had a problem. i think that's the best thing you can say about a police officer from another police officer's perspective. >> reporter: the show of support headed to her graduation ceremony and upper marlboro was a small attempt to fill a huge void for a young girl about to enter her adult life >> we can never be the father they lost but it's our attempt, as humble as it can be, to come out here and try and demonstrate we haven't forgotten and never will. >> reporter: speaking to the prince george's county police department, it's clear it was important they show their support for the family on graduation. but it's obvious it's important for their own healing, alexandra limon fox 5 local news. >> that's wonderful. all those two come together to help her out. >> looked like the storm held off for that to occur >>

humidity did not. >> i'm not complaining. i love it. >> no complaints from me either. temperature, reagan national high was 92. i saw heat index around 95, so kicked that west wind in, and you really get hot around here, and even at national, you know, yesterday, we were kind of battling the south wind it gives you a cooler temperature. a lot of storms going on out there right now. they really have blossomed and where they have blossomed and gotten strong is down to the south. i want to show you the big picture. we have active warnings to the south, pretty clear for dc now, but we're i'm going to get a couple of scattered showers and thunderstorms popping up over the next couple hours. looks like the concentration of the real heavy thunderstorms and the potential for severe at least for the next hour to the south of us, we have an active warning, a few active warnings down here, one i didn't tell about king george, i wanted to show it to you goes until 6:15, look at the core of this

do you see that? that's a hail core. where it's hailing we've had already reports of hail and quarter size hail and i think we're easily getting that there. all this is moving to the east at about 15 to 20 miles per hour, where it's not hailing, obviously, very heavy rain and very, very large amounts of lightening in these, it's pro listening lightening with these thunderstorms much like what we saw with the thunderstorms last night. another active warning for spotsylvania county. goes until 6:15. you can see all the heavy rain, the core, the core now is just south of spotsylvania. see right there? not quite as strong as the one we see for port royal, but that probably is a little bit of hail in it as well. and again, this whole complex is shifting to the east about 15 to 20 miles per hour, these are the only active warnings right now. fredericksberg is getting pretty good rain and i'll see this, there's gusty wind most of these storms, 50, 60 miles per hour wind gusts would say not surprise me. i haven't seen much in the way of damage from any winds this

that's good. i hope that stays. another line of thunderstorms clustering along i 77 moving out of frederick county into western sections of howard county. these appear to be weakening, they pulse up and get strong and rain themselves out and then they weaken just a bit. watching more coming through loudoun county, this wasn't is approaching the radar site. it appears to be weakening but it's going right over the dome. so the radar can't see it. i want to show you a couple of thunderstorms trying to blossom through quickly to the east and weaken. again, i think the organized thunderstorms stay to the south of us this evening and we'll have scattered showers and thunderstorms through dc in the metro area over the next two to three hours or so. flash flooding low, moving good. strong winslow, still we can see 50 to 60 miles per hour winds at least in the thunderstorms down to the south, large hail low for us, the chance is a little bit better and very low in terms of chances for tornados, this will go till aut

then as well we'll see things change. here's your seven-day forecast. we get the storm out of here tonght, tomorrow much cooler, almost 20's for a high tomorrow, we're 73, not much sun sunday, but we should stay dry. temperatures 71, another chance of storms monday and wednesday of next week and again this is little heat wave we don't see anymore like this coming for quite a while. we'll be in the 70's next several days, there's your forecast, keeping an eye on the thunderstorms matt any new warnings that pop up or need to let you know we'll be doing that in the evening hours turning teens into entrepreneurs, a unique program in the district give high schoolers the skill they need. price jacobs at the executive regional director for build metro dc. a lot of people think you go to school, get a job, your idea is maybe to make them think they can own

right? or start some kind of business and employee people of their own? >> absolutely. we want to make sure they're prepared to be successful in college and in those careers they're going to go to. >> how do you do this? how do you inspire them to come up with creative ideas? >> we partner with schools and we're an inschool and out of school time program. so our students form teams and we take them through the business process of how to write a business plan, how to come up with an idea. how to find a need in their pcoa business start to finish >> is it easy to inspire them? are they -- hungry to find the latest idea and what are they usually choose? >> you're going to get to see some of them and they're inspiring and they are full of creative ideas. coming up with something creative and useful is usually not a problem. they usually come up with too many ideas and we can't do them all >> are some of them like that's impossible you got to pull it back little bit? >> we try to take

process, so they can figure out on their own what might be possible, and what may be is a bridge too far. >> what's one night, one build? >> one night one build is the annual business plan competition, it's where our 9th graders will show up everything they've learned during their 9th grade year at build. everything from collaboration, communication, problem solving, grit, self management, they're going to present their business plans in front of expert judges, and then somebody is going to take home $1,000 and be the grand prize winner of our business plan competition. >> we're going to have a little bit of that little bit later. we're going to actually do a little bit show and tell and do a competition on who has best idea. i loved what is called shark tank? how to help them come in front of you and present these ideas. of maybe the next is right here >> it could be that's for sure. >> thank you so much. we're going to have more on that in a little bit. sarah, back over to you. >> that's right, matt, we got three teens in here part of that

they talked you up pretty well. >> yes, i am. >> we're going to go see what their projects are when we come back and we have our own little celebrity panel of judges, they will be nice, promise. back after this. back after this. ♪ ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪.

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sgroofrjs degrees yourselves and tell us what you came up with. >> i'm a ceo status fee. >> i'm cameron miller >> status fee is a company that provides to customers and consumers with socks >> these are the socks? i'll pull them out. so what exactly do they do?

>> smell so nice, much better than gym socks. people on their feet and also, people that work from home or that sit at home and they want comfortable socks. status feet >> they were telling me, hanes got a copy of their whole thing. team two. introduce yourselves tell me what you guys have. >> my name is lea i'm the c, ifo and cmo of life >> lea valentine, the coo of life support >> open up your box and tell us how this work. >> it provides people union sex hygiene products. not only benefits you, but it also benefits the community. for every box that you buy, one will be donated to a

shelter. >> it helps out the community along the way. ok. team three. >> i am the ceo of sensitive dog bags. my product is dog bags for the customers who own dogs or more animals. so basically, when you're out taking your dog for a walk, we have to pick up your dogs business our bags is for the smelling, it's pepper minute or spear mint. it's 50 each roll and 150 for the whole thing >> comments, questions, >> proud of all you guys. do we have to pick one >> we're just asking questions >> any feedback, what do you guys think maybe to help them with they are pitches come may 23rd >> i want to know about the socks. when you wash them, does the scent

>> that's a very good question. we actually tested it out. the socks only stay the scent only stays in the sockses up to two washes. >> can you -- can you reapply it >> yes. >> that's how that works. all right. >> i have a question for team number two. i love the pack. can you tell us what the cost of something like that would be? would it cost less to buy it altogether than to buy the products individually? >> boy they're tough on you guys. aren't they? >> the cost is $25. >> that's not bad. >> seems like a lot, i know, but you're practically buying two. >> and how much are you going to sell it for? >> $25. >> you're buying it -- ok. >> he meant how much does it cost to make it and put it together? ok. >> for team three, essentially the same question.

>> isn't it? >> yes. so let's say, because you get a whole lot of them all at once, will the scent last? you got them stored in your closet, where they last >> we start putting out in january and we came back in march, so the scent was still strong and it was still -- >> all right. i think that's innovative. first of all picking up your dog's business is isn't the most pleasant. if you don't to deal with the smell i think i'd buy that >> my comment is when you're pitching like this, speak up nice and clear, nice and loud. really confident. even if the question is how much does it cost and it's $25, say, it's $25, but here's why. just confidence and be nice and loud and clear. great stuff. >> i think really great ideas. well thought-out. >> thing you can use, especially the dog bags, i see my neighbors all the time. i don't have a dog but i see them constantly using the bags and i

>> smelly business. >> some of my advice would be when you're doing your pitch, tell the people exactly what the pros and cons are. the things that stand out. and how they can want from it the most. i think that would help you also. >> all right. >> yes. >> good luck guys. we want to remind people if we can put the information up there on the screen, it is one night, one build, tuesday may 23rd, 6:00 to 9:00 at the hyatt region si washington. thank you guys, good luck. we'll be right back.

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shawn with the news at 6:00. ♪ ♪. we thank you for joining us at 6:00, i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy. we begin with the wild chase in prince george's county. it happened live right here this morning on fox 5. investigators say a patient identified as william person stole an ambulance and led police on a chase bob barnard was there as at events unfolded and shows us what ultimately led to the person's arrest. >> coming this way. >> reporter: it was quite a sight and coming right at us. about a dozen police cars lights flashing and sirens wailing chasing a stolen ambulance with its lights and sirens on after heading south into charles county, the pursuit is now northbound on indian head highway in prince george's county. and yes, we're live on air. >> we understand my colleague lauren

some of her law enforcement sources, she's the one who told me that they laid out these strips in the street that have spikes in them. and that's how the treads on the tires of the ambulance were destroyed. but it didn't stop the guy. it slowed him down obviously but didn't stop him. >> reporter: smouldering rubber in the roadway in its wake. >> i think the pursuit is over and we're going to do our darnest to get to it >> this most nourish of police chases would end on allentown road in cam springs just west of route five branch avenue. the stolen ambulance colliding way police cruiser before coming to a stop >> let's beg forgiveness as opposed to asking for permission. >> 43-year-old william person of temple maryland, would soon be placed on a stretcher and loaded into another ambulance to be taken back to prince george's county hospital center where his while ride began just after 6:00