a beltville field, the man known as john doe has name. the fbi notified prince george's county police last month that new fingerprint technology had linked remains to bennett lewis. a man that had vanished after telling his family he was moving to north carolina. bennett lewis had just left the marine corp and was setting up a new life when he disappeared. his daughter, seven years old at the time. had no idea what had happened until a sheriff's deputy knocked on the door. >> i thought it was a joke. i didn't think it was for real. >> reporter: we talked to monica davis via face time today. she lives in louisiana and told us she went looking for her father years ago and was told there was no evidence her father was dead. but when bennett didn't show up for the father or sister's funeral >> that's when i began to say, hey, i think

no one not should look for their father, sister, and years passed and he still don't show up. i knew then there's a big possibility he was dead. >> reporter: october 21 it's, 1984, a father and son decided to take a walk in this wooded area off of avondale road where they found the badly decomposed rains of bennett lewis. when police arrived, they discovered he had been shot elsewhere and there was evidence he was dragged to where his body was found, his pockets had been turned inside out and he had been shot. bernie nelson is the detective who now has the case. he says in advancement in fingerprint technology helped investigators finally make the id >> it's actually was a shock to hear that an identification was made from 1984. so when i grabbed the file to look at it, and see how they could have made it off of

skeletal remains, they were able to find skin on couple fingers. >> reporter: now that he knows who was found in that field that day, detective nelson said he needs more help >> why we're doing this story is to find out why he was here. the family has no idea why he was in maryland or the dc area for that matter. and we don't start working cases no matter how long the time >> monica never new her father but she knows he was a good man >> he was athletic. he loved to play sports. he played baseball. he played basketball. very friendly guy. he was easy to get along with, he was dead three, four months before they found him. they got to figure it's over with and someone going to talk. >> reporter: records show bennett left the marina core in

june of '83. and killed a little over a year later. detective unless believe there's more to the murder and it just wasn't over a robbery. if you know anything about the whereabouts of lewis in the months, weeks, days leading up to the death you're asked to get in touch with detective unless at prince george's county police. paul wagner fox 5 local news. new video about two people wanted in connection with an armed robbery. the dean in georgetown, robbery happened on may 14th in the 3200 block of m street northwest, that's pretty clear video right there. the two suspects demand money from an employee at gunpoint when the employee was unable to open the safe, the suspects took some of the employees personal items. it's a problem the dc mayor mayor bowser is determined to end once and for all, she wants to reduce and eliminate the number of young people who go missing. several months ago she announced plans to address the issue and identified six steps that her administration was taking to protect the city's k

today, the mayor gave an update on the progress made so far. >> we want to break the cycle of young people leaving their homes and focus on the issues that cause them to flee their homes in the first place. >> a lot changed as of, nor police are now assigned to the children and youth services division to help find missing children, the website has been expanded and new push service announcement are airing to educate people about ways to prevent children from leaving home in the first place. several other plans are still in the works as well. fairfax county dealing with this problem. detectives need your help finding a missing and a in danger teenager. 13-year-old was last seen on may 10th at her home in fairfax county. she appeared to be in emotional distress. she's about five feet tall, what is 100 pound, if you know her whereabout, please call police.

then refuse to support a girl that keeps her baby. >> an update on this maryland teenager who's banned from walking in her graduation because she's pregnant. the school is responding, 18-year-old matty is a senior in hagerstown. she violated the school of conduct by having premarital sex. her parents are struggling to understand how the christian school can promote being pro life and turning their backs on one of their own. they released a statement said matty is being disciplined not because she's pregnant but because she's immoral. this extends to my actions such as protecting from abstaining from sexual immorality and for the use of alcohol, tobacco and illegal drugs. the president of a pro life group thinks the school is trying to make a public example

that controversy continues. let's take a look outside. 64 degrees. it has been another chilly overcast day. it's just bla >> we're not catching a break. >> people are already out -- are we going to get pool time in this weekend? i think the pattern will be different over the weekend but i got to tell you, right now, it is not looking like an award winning memorial day weekend, there will probably be some chances for showers and thunderstorms as we head on into the holiday weekend. but short term, we're expecting another soaking and that will mainly be overnight but i would expect it to start approaching the area later tonight. you can see on radar, nothing around now. nd it doesn't -- you don't have to go far to find a whole lot of rain and thunderstorm activity. this is our next big swirling storm system that's going to be bringing the rain in here later tonight, already we see it in west virginia, we're having another severe weather outbreak across the carolinas, seeing about seven reports of tornados there, tornado watch is

for those areas and we are expecting this storm to again begin to approach the area from southwest to northeast later tonight. temperatures definitely affected by this. we thought we'd get at least a little bit more sunshine out of the deal today. but because we really haven't and the clouds having hung tough, the east wind persists. it's chilly, mid 60's low 60's around the region, no warmup expected in the later part of the day or overnight. you can see that wind direction, this is really contributing to the fact that we haven't been able to kind of break out of this pattern, especially with the next system already on deck. a little bit breezy, if not gusty here and there. nothing showing up now. i noticed just last hour, there was gusts, 16 miles an hour, that's not terrible. but the breeze will likely pick up later tonight. as our storm system gets closer. nats fans -- you sat through the rain yesterday. the model thought it would be drier than it ended up being, today you will get the game in on the drier side. can'

first pitch 7:05. temperature should be about 64. for the rest of the evening, watch for showers begin to develop closer to 11:00. we could pick up an inch overnight and the morning commute may be impacted by that. >> more on the timing of showers later back to you. coming up, was the concert tack in manchester a family plot? >> more terror ties revealed as police arrest the accused's bomber's father and brother >> richard collins, the reaction is formulated. we extend condolences and sympathies, call the killings a senseless tragedy and proclaim would he won't tolerate it. that's no good enough >> strong words on the congressional floor. the murder of a promisely soldier killed days before his graduation a

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. developments in the deadly terror attack in manchester >> authorities libia arrested a the suicide bomber's father and two brothers and uncovered what investigators called

a new attack. they're also investigating whether salmon abedi was inspired by his father allegedly ink inkling,ed to al-qaeda. the number of casualties is going up. officials now say 119 people were hurt. many of them still in the hospital. tonight, britain remains at its highest terror level threat >> it's very clear this is a network that we are investigating, and as i said, it continues this extensive investigations going on and activity taking a place across greater manchester, so to speak, >> hundreds of people are in manchester square for a multi-faith vigil to pay tribute to the victims. every responsible scenario she's going to walk through the door any minute like she's not even known what's going on, and that she's in a hospital somewhere.

we can't get hold of her where she is or if she's dead >> these are the faces and voices coming out of manchester, that mother whose daughter was missing that was charlotte pleading for information after her 15-year-old daughter olivia was at the concert. last night confirmed the victims was among the victims of that attack. >> dozens gathered for a moment of reflection at the university of maryland. >> this was in honor of second lieutenant richard cold lips stabbed to death on campus. it stands in solidarity with his family friends and the bowie state university community. lieutenant collins was set to graduate yesterday instead his school honored him by putting a gowns over an empty chair in the front row and his family and friends were on hand. maryland congressman delivered remarks in the house of representatives on the life of that 23-year-old. he said it's time to take a stand and had strong words for the current administration. >> i'm calling on the administration that has

repeatedly failed to denounce the hate crimes directed at jews, members of the lgbt community to denounce the killing of a black soldier. we extend our condolences and sympathies, call the killings a senseless tragedy and proclaim we don't tolerate these incidents. it's not good enough. if this escalation will end. it will because all of us take stand. it's to leaders that have been too content to remain silent and look the other way. >> funeral services for the army second lieutenant will be held friday morning at the first baptist church in upper marlboro. commencement week at the u.s. naval academy, series of events taking place leading up to friday's graduation ceremony. if you're out that way, the fame blue angels taking over the skies. the aerial demonstration caused some traffic delays on a

of roads in anne arundel county. the blue angels are not done performing, weather permitting the jets will fly over friday's graduation ceremony. there's about a 30% chance of rain friday. >> we defer to sue on what the final word will be in the meantime coming up. a braids end robbery at a drug school >> one of the masks slips off. a close-up look at the suspects police need your help identifying. district winning a battle against targets why the city set to receive millions from target. ronica? breaking news in manchester three more people have been arrested. ? >> had thisser mass si. >> it will be a lot nicer for the weekend

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president trump heads to sisly for the g 7 super bowl sunday summit. it is customary to meet with the pope. political report ronica cleary

is live with the report and the whole social media response. ronica. >> reporter: well, the president before this trip he really touted it as a trip of unit because of his decision to visit places associated with three of the world's major religions, going to israel and then the vatican. well, today, the president met with the pope. i spoke with father timothy kasicki about the importance of the meeting, the protocol, he explained that it is tradition for the president, when traveling to italy to take time to also visit the vatican, and meet with the pope. now, father explained to me the tradition of exchanging gifts at a meeting like this and he told me about one gift in particular that the pope gave to the president. now, it was an olive tree medalian. basically what the father said is that olive branchs are normally a symbol of peace

earth, so it was to send a message to the president from the pope to care for the earth and to care for peace. now, at this meeting. the world was really watching because of the history that the two share. you may recall during the primary campaign, he didn't name names but he did say we should be building bridges and not walls. then then said anybody who doesn't believe in this philosophy is not a christian. president trump fired back during the primaries saying a faith leader should not put his faith into question. then today, a photo came out of the two standing side by side. the president smiling and the pope straight faced, if you will. now, when the world saw this, social media erupted with means poking fun at the meeting, suggesting that the pope was not happy to meet the president. one calling the meeting pen

about the pope. i asked father about his interpretation of the pope's facial expression. take a listen >> in terms of the photos, the exchange was very warm. the pope tends to be more serious, especially if he's meeting someone for the first time. the pictures of a very gregarious happy pope in the square and the audience, it's celebratory. when he meets someone for the first time, it's a warm exchange. but i think some of the seriousness is to signify the serious ness of the occasion. >> reporter: well, the president is now in brussels. he leaves for sisly tomorrow for the g 7 summit. ronica cleary, fox 5 local news. thank you so much. coming up at 5:30, murder mystery >> the investigation into a deadly shooting that happened in fort washington >> local businesses being served subpoenas in the michael flynn investigation, we got a live report coming up on that story.

was a special day for one of fox 5's older fans, rosa owens lives in alexandria and is turning 100 years young saturday. a huge wisdom martin fan >> who isn't >> this morning,s he gave mrs. owens an early birthday surprise at her home. was she surprised. >> hello. >> hello. >> how are you doing? happy birthday to you. do you know who i am? >> sure i know who you are. >> it's me. >> there you go. >> how are you doing, ms. rosa?. your birthday is coming up on saturday, i understand. i understand you're going to be 100 year also old >> that's right >> i also understand now somebody told me that you're a big wisdom martin fan. is that true? ? >> yes, i am >> you heard that? she's a big wisdom martin >> job security, wisdom martin, happy birthday, we'll be right back.

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top stories in prince george's county police investigating a fatal shooting in fort washington. authorities telling us a man was shot to death around 10:30 this morning. so far no word on a suspect or a motive. turn your attention to the surveillance video now, dc police need your help finding this person of interest. he's accused of taking money from a woman at gunpoint. then sexually assaulting her. it happened on may 6. if you recognize the man, please call police. in prince william's county, police on the hunt for a suspected bank robber. he robbed a wells fargo that gainsville. it happened before 4:00. employees tell police the man

passed a note demanding money. he got away on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash. it has consumed the trump administration. we're talking about the investigation into russia med link in the 2016 election and connections between former national security advisor michael flinch as the investigation heats up there are subpoenas being served here in our area >> fox 5 alexandra limon live with the latest on the investigation. hi, alex. >> reporter: general michael flynn owns two businesses that operate here in northern virginia out of alexandria. flynn intel llc and flynn intel inc., senate intelligence committee announced they will be serving these businesses including the one that operates out of this building here with subpoenas, as part of their investigation into flynn's ties with russia. earlier this week, the national security advisor michael flynn invoked

and denied a subpoena from the senate intelligence committee to turnover documents related to his dealings with russia. now subpoenas are being issued to his businesses a specific list of documents while we disagree with mr. flynn's lawyers over the interpretation of taking the fifth, it is clear that a business does not have a right to take a fifth. if there's not response we'll seek additional counsel advice >> he could be held in contempt of congress if he doesn't comply. >> really acting unconstitutionally if they hold him in contempt for refusing to testify. but they can subpoena documents from his businessesly. they have to comply. the businesses have to comply. and businesses have no privilege against self-incrimination. >> reporter: he explains were

business documents could reveal. >> two things. they're trying to find concrete support for some of the things they already know about, concrete evidence. but they're also looking to see if there's more, if there's stuff that they weren't on to. >> reporter: the latest information is that members of the senate intelligence committee announced they too will serve subpoenas as part of their investigation into flynn's ties with russia. reporting live in alexandria, alexandra limon, fox 5 local news. update now on the fairfax county mother facing deportation. today, virginia governor tre mcauliffe pooreded her for a minor traffic regulation. she was detained by ice following a routine check in for the offense. the pardon will not prevent the trump administration from deporting her but it may sway the judge's decision.

the family will be split up. her two children, they're u.s. citizens and husband applied for asylum. they went above and beyond the call of duty >> the maryland institute for emergency medical services strips presented its stars of life awards. it took place in annapolis, the group honored children across the state who help saved lives, that includes the 7-year-old from montgomery county working on a school project at home last february when she discovered her father lying unconscious on the floor. her mother was at work and jenna called 911. >> my mom taught me how to call 911 in case of emergency. when i saw my dad lying on the floor, i thought to call my mom, but then i thought to call 911. >> jenna received the ems right care when it counts award. we want to share with you the

communications specialist william anderson he helped save the life of a frederick county woman who called 911. she told andrews a bear was attacking her in her front yard. >> all right. coming upstarting to found like deja vu. robbers ransack another drug school but this time the suspect can be seen on camera after the mask slip offs a big payout washington, dc set to receive millions from retailer target, we'll explain the reason why next. caitlin >> another great day and cool temperature, did not get out of the mid 60's and rain on the way. it wants to rain and finally will rain it will be soaking thanks to the big storm system from kentucky down to georgia, no severe weather for us, but we do have a chance for thunderstorms which could be strong tomorrow afternoon, we'll walk you through the rain chances plus an updated look on the forecast coming up next when fox 5 local news returns after this. after this.

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. police looking for help and look at this video, looking for the suspect in an arm robbery at a drug store it happened sunday night on the 7,000 block of marlboro pike. the suspects mask falls down, crime solvers are offering a cash award. . target agreed to pay $18 and a half million settlement linked to that data breach. 47 states including maryland, virginia and the district of columbia were all named in the settlement and as part of the dealing target has agreed to develop stronger security programs, also to keep credit card information isolated from the rest of the computer network and hire outside experts to make sure security is as tight as

virginia the programs from corey stewart. he's running in next month's primary. toll roads doesn't make a whole lot of tense but tolls help offset the cost of transportation for the states. he plans to find the money elsewhere to pay for projects. montgomery county police were out in force, cracking down on drivers who don't stop for pedestrians. it's all part of the county street smart campaign, police were posted four different crosswalks between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. handing out tickets to driver and pedestrians who violate the law. >> cars have a responsibility that when a pedestrian has started to walk in the crosswalk, and is in the crosswalk, they have the right-of-way to continue to walk across 355. as a result, cars are required to stop for that pedestrian, and what we're seeing is maybe one car will stop but on a multiple lane road like 355, we have other cars that are goingro

so our goal is to make sure that everybody understands that once a car is stopped for a pedestrian, once a pedestrian is in the crosswalk, everybody got to stop and allow that pedestrian to cross safely. >> police issue more than 75 tickets in 17 warnings today. remember that was from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. tells you how often it happens >> i got tapped by car on wisconsin avenue a couple days ago. somebody was crossing street >> you were not in a car >> i was walking >> you're ok? i'm here. >> questionable >> any residual effects? >> just like tapped the leg but the reality you got to pay attention out there. come on share the road people >> you're going to have had do a lot of that if you're traveling this weekend heading into the season, memorial day weekend and drivers get an early start. a lot will be hitting the roads tomorrow to get a jump start and avoid the traffic friday as we take a live lk

white house, gray skies abound and we haven't seen the sun in days. we will finally see it friday but tomorrow, if you are traveling, you'll be dodging rain drops, not just here, really, but all over the midatlantic and it's turning into kind of an unsettled weekend forecast. doesn't mean it will be all doom and gloom, but i do think we have rain chances about every day. weather headline, let's start with tonight, heavy rain moving in during the overnight hours, i think after sunset areas towards our southwest start to see the rain charlottesville southern maryland, dc between 10:00 and 11:00 p.m., the heaviest before the rush on thursday, thunderstorms possible thursday afternoon as the storm system moves out of the way. back behind that system we can get storm systems. sunshine returns on a breezy nice friday but it does look like we have numerous chances for showers and thunderstorms throughout the course of the weekend. if you're heading to the beach, might not be the best outdoor weather but not a wash-out. temperatures right now, wha

way below normal yet again. we thought maybe a little sunshine get into the 70, no can do. 65 washington with no sunshine, 65 in baltimore, 67 in annapolis, look at winchester in the 50's, 57, 62 in martinsberg and this has been without, and that's all it takes for the dense cloud cover to form, temperatures can't really rise and we got winds sustained ten to 15, easterly flow keeping us cool, cloudy and out of the pockets of severe weather. red boxes are active tornado watches from south of cincinnati all the way down to atlanta where we've had seven tornado reports this afternoon, it's a strong storm system that will move through, push the heavy rain into our area late tonight and we'll have the chance for thunderstorms later on this afternoon but the rain is still couple hours off. the nats are playing this evening. i don't think they will hav

little bit of dreary or sprinkles, most of that rain you see is off towards the west moving across west virginia and not even really into virginia, just quite yet. fox futurecast shows cloud cover this evening and the first showers start to enter at least this model says not until 11:00. even if it were earlier you're not even, you know, the nats game is over probably by 10:00. waves of rain heavy at time in the overnight. by 7:00 a.m. most off to the north, the drive in should be left over showers and wet roads, notice as the storm system pulls away, you get dry air. we'll have pockets of sunshine, but that's all it takes for instability, and as a result you get pop-up showers and possibly thunderstorms some of which may be strong tomorrow afternoon, the severe weather threat is marginal. that's the best place to get any severe weather, while it's an isolated risk it is still there for pockets of heavy downpours and pockets of

your day, 63, cloudy and cool with left over showers, break midday, pop-up showers and thunderstorms likely. really should be warmer tomorrow, well into the 70's with a bit of that sunshine. 79 on a breezy friday, that should be very nice day. but into the weekend, saturday, we have to introduce more clouds, also the chance for a thunderstorm, afternoon showers, should touch 80. most of the day in the 70's, same with sunday where there's a better chance along a cold front. the best day to be outdoors or the at least chance for the thunderstorm might be monday, memorial day, but then we get nice tuesday and wednesday. let's check the beach forecast. if you're opening up in ocean city maryland or any of our delaware maryland beaches you should have similar weather. temperatures in the 70, it's cool, evening thunderstorms saturday, showers possible on sunday, memorial day just a passing shower, that's going to be the best one at the beaches 78. how about the water temperature 60? too cold get in.

the typical >> don't move it ahead to labor day already. >> i'm just saying the water temperatures is a little warmer. we're not fast forwarding the summer. it's just the start. >> thank you, caitlin. summer just around corner, that means wedding season almost in full swing. >> you cannot forget about the guests, fox business networks lauren simonetti had tips on how to make your day worth your while. ♪ ♪ >> the average cost for a wedding is $35,000. continues to rise. for all those dollars, brides to be want their wedding to be unforgettable. it could mean a slimmer guest list but more money spent on each guess, food and an open bar. >> we see a lot of people passing champagne, something to get people excited and to give them something to do while waiting for ceremony >> before you get to the arrival drinks, wedding stories starts with an

companies, c c new york specializes in high end one of a kind invitations >> if the invitation is one of the most special elements because it's the first impression, this is a technique where it's cut out of the paper and quite cost effective too. so it looks more expensive than it is >> another element that's super popular is doing something with the tactile experience, is this velvet. the gold is printed on to the velvet creates a lovely texture, ads drama on the back of your invitation. >> one has taken off in the past few years is couples asking for what they really want >> cash, gym membership, tickets to a concert. your favorite restaurant? gift cards, anything you can think of is fair game >> the guest gifting lounge is a fun twist on the hotel welcome backing couples set up a room full of swag and like gets choose what they want, at the ceremony image mapping projection technology can transform a space. and according to the knot, most

popular ceremony configuration is a circular setup >> everyone feels like they're part of the action >> for the reception, some people are skipping a sit-down dinner in favor of interactive food stations. >> couples want to offer up their favorite foods 10 engage their guests in something that almost doubles as entertainment >> you might see furry friends walking down the aisle or taking part in post ceremony festivities >> as a result they're getting unique animals to be part of the ceremony, part of the reception, like lamas, sheep? double-check your venue is ok with pets. in new york, lauren simonetti, fox business. >> lamas at a wedding? >>

world turtle day than releasing a sea turtle back into the wild? big don is a 200 pound sea turtle going back out to sea and after the turtle hospital, big don was found entangled in a fishing line and they used antibiotics vitamins and he's now enjoying his new home off the florida keys, world turtle day reminds people how their actions can help keep turtles and tore at hiss safe >> i have no idea what you just said, i was stuck on lamas at wed weddings >> there's no way you can put that in a story and come back and talk about turtles. we need to take in the lamas and there you go from there. let's talk redskins now, back on the field. >> let's check in with brody logan. redskins park, new weapons for kirk cousins to get used to and potentially a new due date for h

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founder of facebook went back to where it started. he dropped by his old dorm room at harvard and takes us along on facebook for it's journey. he says this is the first time facebook was born since he famously dropped out 13 years ago. he was a psychology major at the time due to graduate in 2006 but chose to focus on developing the social media platform. zuckerberg is scheduled to give the commencement address tomorrow >> i wonder if the student who lives there had a clue. odell beckham j

seeing dollar sign, five-year door worth -- that's when he got,s, the next week, he hugged the nats and said he was in a relationship with the net on facebook. 35 million dollar deal the countdown is on as we're just a few months away from the redskins kicking the 2017 against the eagles. but even though it's the off season, the work already started. >> players taking to field at redskins park as ota got fort lauderdale way and brody logan was there. >> reporter: the first week of redskins ota, a lot of the talk more so than the players that were here, it's about the players that weren't, matt jones, trent williams, jordan reid not in attendance but they don't worry, it's not mandatory, it's voluntary and jay gruden said they're getting work on their own. a couple players won't be here come training camp. two 1,000 yard receiver, pierre

gone in free agency. who's gone? you have last year's, number one pick josh dockson who only got in two games with two catches back in full practice working with the team, no lingering, achilles issues pretty much put him out the entire season, effectively he's a rookie in his second year, but the big addition to replace the 1,000 yard receiver in his own right, to her really prior, he's number 11 deshawn jackson, has about six inches and much larger that is something kirk cousins and he will have to work on, get the timing down but it is nice for the current quarterback of my a receiver and terrell prior that is a former quarterback >> terrell having been a college an pro quarterback takes it to another level. he will hold me accountable because knows where the ball sh

over here, i play quarterback, i know that, he's going to hold me accountable >> i'm bigger, my body movement is different. you play with guys, six foot, 5-11, guys like that. it doesn't look like i'm flying but i'm flying. it's different things like that he has to feel out and he will. like myself i got to keep on getting better with the offenses and the nuances >> another change for this team and the league as a whole. coming down from a league just yesterday one of those is about celebrations. last year after you showed set up a your basketball skills then there's penalty fines, now, what do you think of the rule change is going to let guys use the ball a as a prop, do a little more group celebrations what do you think about this change? >> i can visualize it

>> i was the one running into the ends zone yelling celebrate. of i think it's important to celebrate performance and doing good things, we work so hard, when good things happen, celebrate and let people know that needs to happen again. >> reporter: another thing kirk cousins could be celebrating besides a new baby, week one of the regular season could be a new contract, kirk cousins is playing under the franchise tag this year, but there's a july 15th deadline to reach a long-term extension with any franchise players. and as kirk cousins said, today, deadlines make deals. redskins park, brody logan, fox 5 sports. the redskins took the field and joined forces with the usaa for redskins salute ota day. service members veterans and their families took part. they had a chance to meet prizes and had a meet and greet with redskins players. coming up, they're thinking a hero. of between

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it is national ems week, and in the spirit of it all, firefighters in prince george's county were recognized for saving the life of a young child back in march. ralante hawkins collapsed after returning home from outside. they performed cpr until help arrived, used a defibrillator and were able to revive him >> i administered medications, by then more help arrived. we shocked him two more times, then he had a stable rhythm and his pulse was at rhythm and we were newer way arriving at princeeo

so we were able to deliver a living patient to the hospital >> i want to say thank you to all the firefighters that helped m me. >> he got a special tour of the trucks and a little idea of what it took. by the way, cpr, it's important life skill to know, quite often you'll see the red cross -- >> it's kind of nice for the ems workers to be able to meet the people they save, it's got to make they will feel good. >> you go through a lot and see a lot and that kind of works, there you go. >> looks good in a hat. >> you never know, might be his job. >> quite possible's >> thanks for being with us here at 5:00. fox 5 local news at 6:00 with tony and shawn starts right now. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00.

6:00. murder in manchester, new details about the suspected bomber accused of targeting a pop concert in britain. a community grieving the loss of one of their football players of a he died in a car wreck. ho the teen is being remembered. a murder mystery that baffled detectives for three decades is partially been solved tonight. the news at 6:00 starts right now. we begin with the new developments in the manchester attack. thanks for joining us at 6:00, i'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins. authorities say the man identified as the bomber likely did not act alone. british investigators are digging into the background of 26-year-old salmon abedi. they identified him as the man who killed 22 people and wounded dozens more, police have arrested for people in connection to the attack including a brother and

growing. officials say 119 people were hurt in the attack. some of those victims are still fighting for their lives. britain is now at its highest level of letter with theresa may learning another terror attack could be imminent. the world wide tributes to manchester and the victims keep coming. president trump continued his overseas trip with a stop in italy. he met with pope francis about 30 minutes behind closed doors of the vatican. let's see if we can get the video. from there, mr. trump traveled on to brussels for a meeting with the bell engine prime minister. he met with him for the first time in a round table discussion on diplomatic relations. secretary state rex tillerson took part in the meeting. the president will not take part in policy sessions but expected to publicly endorse nato's mutual defense income >> we will work together on variou