this is fox5 local news at ten. first tonight at ten, the search continueses for the suspect behind two back to back armed robberieses in d.c. how you can help police track him down. making a zeal on the russia probe, what president trump agreed to tonight as the investigation tibia continues. another day of warm weather, but could there be a change in temperature coming up, fox5 news

at ten starts right now. first tonight, c police need your help finding the person responsible for two armed robberieses in the city. thank you for joining us, i'm marina maracco and i'm teisha lewis, in for lauren. these holdups happen within just a day of each other. fox5's evan lamb perth is live with more. what happened here. >>reporter: d.c. police saying tonight that they still are not 100 percent sure that this is the same suspect in both of these rob robberies, but if you take a look at that video that you see in just a moment here, the mos are the same and the outfits, they are very similar. new video release just days ago shows a brazen armed robber getting violen in just seconds. watch them here on june 14. he points his gun straight at the clerk at this 7/eleven in the 2300 block of 14th street northwest. police say he got away with a

and even stole a wallet from a customer on the way out. notice the head covering, possibly a shirt tied around his face. a man with what appears to be the same head scarf targets the cvs store just the day before. this time it's the 1300 block of 12th street northeast. the gun isn't clear in the video, but d.c. police say this robbery was also armed. they have taken notice. either way the person responsible for both is still out there. and anyone that gives d.c. police a tip that leads to a conviction is eligible for a reward up to $10,000. live in northwest, evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> a group of immigrants were found packed inside of a swelter ing tractor-trailer in a walmart parking lot in san an

least nine people are dead and dozens more injured. police found those people after a person from the truck asked a store employee for water. that employee then called for help. tonight the driver of that truck is facing charges. fox's will cars has the latest. we're look ing at human trafficking crime here. a who are irveg discovery overnight in texas as authorities find dozens ever mexicans inside a sweltering hot tractor-trailer parked outside a walmart in san antonio. they were likely migrant workers who were being smuggled inside the scunt rivment we got a call from an employee to conduct a welfare check. he was approached by someone from that truck who was asking for water. the truck was packed with 38 people, mostly men, although there were also two 15 year olds. most were vomiting and rushed to the hospital for heat stroke and de

during 100-degrees during the day and remained in the the 90s at night. our paramedics and firefighters found each one of them had heart rates over 130 beats per minute, which again they were very hot to the touch they were in the trailer without any signs of water. by any standard the horrific crime uncovered last night ranks a stark reminder while human smuggling networks must be pursued, caught and punish issu ed. in los angeles, will car, fox news. >> new tonight federal authorities have arrested a man in connection with this case. he's been identified as 60 year old james matthew bradley jr. of clearwater, florida, but it's unclear if he was the driver of the tractor-trailer. he is expected to make his first court appearance on monday. developing closer to home in baltimore, the search is on for a killer after a 97 year old man was found dead inside his

baltimore police say what del take it had obvious signs to his body. there was evidence that someone forced their way inside the home. anyone with information is asked to call baltimore plissments an early morning crash in prince george's county has left one woman derkd officialses say she was driving along martin luther king jr. highway. all of this happened just before four a.m. when she hit a gawrd rail at a the intersection of glenn adder den parkway. a juvenile passenger was injured, but is expected to recover. in montgomery county three people are recovering following an accident involving a golf cart. it just happened before 10:00 last night along horn bee drive in rockville. the victims were all ejected from the golf cart. a woman suffered serious, but not life threatening injuries. a man was tretted for minor injuries at the sceep. the group may have hit a speed bump causing the golf cart to tip over. a

after he says he was attacked by a dog. house minority leader nip kipp key posted this photo to his facebook. he was walking outside with his family when a pit pull attacked him and his dog tucker. he was bitten in the hospital and needed stitches . his dog was taken to a nearby vet nairry clinic. both are expected to make a full recovery. no word on if the owner of the pit bull was tracked down. the mall and the monument what we all want to know is there a break from the heat on the the way hopefully sometime soon. that's right and ga between we're hoping for some type of reprieve we've seen it all weekend, the rain, the humidity and it's hot and it's muggy. it feels like a rain forest outside. with storms, too, which is what we dealt with yesterday. today we did have some heavy rainfall in many areas and things have quieted down quite a bit. let's take a look at maps and we'll show you what exactly is going objection to the form youan

precipitation moving off to the northeast and we got hit with a bank before that happened. we had plenty of heavy rainfall. in hartford county they had some caress queues as well as some cars that were actually just stranded in that water as well as individuals. so here's a look at where things are roit now as this precipitation moves its way across the bay i quantity rule out that we won't have some popping up before the night is over. we're under a flood watch until 7 a.m. on monday ands that he ' because of the situation we had an inch and a half of rainfall so far looking at another inch or so is that starting to come through so we have to watch it closely because a lot of the creeks and streams flowing over as well as there's poor drainage that creates some problems as well on some of the streets. currently 77-degrees under some cloudy sk ies in the nation's capital and temperatures elsewhere we've got 76-degrees at baltimore, 79 at annapolis, 82 at fredericksburg

manassas and what are we talking about tomorrow, hot, humid and an unsettled start to the week ment your seven day forecast is coming up in just a bit. back to you. now to the latest with the russia investigation, president trump's son-in-law jared kushner will meet with members of the senate intelligence committee tomorrow kushner's' lawyers say kushner will cooperate fully with the committee but he will reportedly not be under oath nor will he address the committee in an opening hearing and donald trump jr. and paul met forth olings heading to washington to meet with the senate committee. there's no need to subpoena donald trump jr. and paul man forth to testify because the hair pair has agreed to negotiate to provide documents. that hearing was scheduled for wednesday but we're told with the ongoing negotiations it's now highly unlikely it will happen this week. however president

scheduled to testify before both the house and intelligence committees as to their investigations into the russian meddling. this h morning kelly and conway insisted the russia investigations are a waste of time. it's a witch hunt, it's a hokes. it's a conclusion in search evidence. honestly, what are we doing here? what is this about? the taxpayer money? the diversion of resources in time? he's talking about america. they're talking about russia. congress is also set to pass a billion with a new round of sanctions against russia. the billion would also block the president's ability to rollback the sanctions without congress' aproperty. the white house has been pushing hard to have that part removed saying it would limit their ability to negotiate . today on fox new's sunday democratic been carter says they're confident it will pass. this is

billion. it i am poatses mandatory sanctions on russia. it provides for congressional review if the president wants to eliminate sanctions. it's very bipartisan. it has broad support in the senate and in the house. if he vetoes the billion we will override his veet on. the white house has said it's supports the veto in the plan. but has mixed plans if the president plans to sign it or make it his first veto. >> now to the state of the republican party, vice-president pence addressed that very issue in columbus, ohio yesterday. he thanked sporterses for propelling president trump to the white house. he says the president is keeping his campaign promises to help ohio businesses by slashing regulations and red tape. this president has signed more laws cutting through federal red tape than any president in american h history and we've already safed american businesses up to 18 billion-dollar a

vice-president says the white house is still trying to repeal and replace the affordable care act. he's often been at odds with ohio governor john caseic on healthcare. caseic did not attend the dinner, but later attended a reception with gop members. >> and just days after being disged with a brain tumor, senator john mccain seems to be in good spirits. his disawrt meaghan tweeted out this photo of the pair hiking this weekend saying quote, amazing hike with dad. thank you all for your best wishes. the 830 year senator revealed last week that he was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer known as glee oh blast tome a. >> who is taking over as communications director and what he says his first on his to do list. and the president of philippines his chauffeuring his thoughts on the us. his harsh words for america tonight.

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>> tensions once again bubbling up in the middle east. earlier today violence broke out near the israeli embassy. two jor sedan ands were killed and an israeli citizen was hit by gunfire. the israeli citizen is reportedly in bad shape. they're not sure what triggered the gunfire, but we're told one of the jordan ands killed was a. q. at the scene. first thing for me is i want to hit a cultural reset button. the second thing is we got to get the leaks stopped. if we don't get the leaks stopped, i am a businessperson so i will take dramatic action to stop the leaks. that is the new white house communications director aptly scare much i vowing to make some changes when he takes over the role. but the big question is, is the tufts university graduate tough enough for the job. fox's garrett te

>>reporter: president trump hasn't been pleased with his communications team going back to the nawg erg. with anthony scar scaramucci the presidenting s someone with a reputation as a fighter. several top white house official were very against the idea of appointing scare much i as communications director includ ing sean spicer, chief of staff rise prebus and steve ban only once the decision was made he decided it would be best for him to resign. the president obviously wanted to add to the team more than anything. i just think it was in the best interest of our imhukses department. of our press organization to not have too many cooks in the kitchen. scaramucci, a former hedge fund manager comes in with almost no background in corporate communications but he was very comfortable taking questions during his first white house briefing yesterday even when he was askedded about previously criticizing the president in 2015 when he called him a hack

15 seconds. okay? one of the biggest mistakes that i made because i was an unexperienced person in the world of politics i was supporting another candidate. i should have never said that about him. mr. president, if you're listen ing, i personally apologize for the 15th time for saying that. >> that was fox's garrett tenney reporting. sarah huk bisanders will be the new press secretary and there's chance we may be see ing a lot more of her. scaramucci says he's considering bringing the daily briefings back to being on camera. there will never be a time that we will go to america during my time or even thereafter. i've seen america. and it's lousy. >> philippines president not mincing any words about how he feels about the united states. his comments came during a news conference friday. the philippine government has been under fire foray ledged human rights violations. rod rig

denied his government has carr ied out unlawful executions or violated people's rights. a new documentary giving a people a private look into the late princess diana. how her sons played a role in this film and what they're saying tonight about its upcoming release.

>> we've seen our share of violent weather over the past couple of days. some folks in our reej orn still cleaning up from this weekend's powerful storms that snapped tree branch es and downed power lines. a similar. that tree came crash ing through this house and landed where seven year old can take you voluntary mont would

normally be sleeping. it could have l fallen anywhere else on the house. if there's going to be something like that occurs over my son's room. luckily dan take you was not home at the time. he was spending the weekend in florida, far, far away from this storm. the family says they have a lot of cleaning up to go. despite the damage they feel luckily no one was seriously hurt in this storm . still no word on what caused a massive fire that ravage vagged an apartment complex. five buildings in that complex were gutted. residents in several surrounding buildings were evacuated as a precautious while firefighters worked to tien contain the fire. two firefighters did suffer minor injuries. the oldest man tea in captivity has skyed. his name was snoot i. the new see up held a birth day celebration for him yesterday and

it appears his death was an accident and they're now investigating. we are getting our first look the at a new documentary about princess diana told through the eyes of her son s, principlessest william and harry. it's one of the few times they're opening up about the relationship they had with their mother. the dongt dock documentary our mother comes on the 20th anniversary of her death. she was quilled in a crash car in 1997. this focuses on the memories her friends have and most importantly on touching the memories her sons have. you can be as naughty as you want, just don't get caught. she was one of the naughtiest foot parents. she would watch us play football and sneak candy into our

documentary airs tomorrow on hbo . and d.c. will soon have a new museum. this one will be entirely dedicated to the bible fox's lauren green has a sneak peak. there is no book in history that has been moreville phid and in fleungs than the bible. this fall a washington d.c. museum disee voted to it will look like this, but now it looks and sounds more like this the museum of the bible will be the largest dedicated to the justice department day oh christian wholly book. these bronze doors weigh 16 tons and they are the first edition genesis chapter one. a former successful retail businessman is shepherding the museum's construction in d.c. he gaif fox a hardhat tour of the 130 billion-dollar project,

of the bible to the beginning through the vines etched throughout the glass railing of vineyards and the garden. summers explains why in an age of religious strife and fewer people holding to faith doctrines a museum forth bible is even necessary. it's the most disee batesed book in the world. it's the most burnt book in the world and today it's still the best selling book in the world. one section is devoted to the bible in america its influence on presidents and the founding fathers. its words etched in stone on the supreme court building, the whrie bring of congress but also its influence on world history, science, art and literature t. one of the goals of the you museum is to put the biebl back in the center of the conversation. one curious anecdote, the museum of the bible overlooks the capital buildings almost as if it's symbol cli sitting in judgment

opens to the public november 17 in new york city lauren green, fox news. >> the most sold book across the world so you've got to imagine itself he ' the hottest ticket around town. it will absolutely >> cracking down on crime from the skies. how police are using droneses to protect residents in maryland ahead. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years,

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public-private partnership of medicare advantage. medicare advantage.leading the way. >> this is fox5 local news at ten. congress pushed back its august recess to try and get something done on healthcare, but still unclear what, if anything, will pass. fox's ellison barber has more. senate majority leader mitchell mcconnell pushed back the august recess until the third week of august and the delay is largely because

republicans failed attempts to pass any sort of repeal and re place legislation. on saturday, president trump tweet ed, the republican senators must step up to the plate and after seven years vote to repeal and replace. next tax reform and a infrastructure. win. healthcare is top of the administration's long to do list . senators are expected to vote on a proposal early this week, but we don't know if the legislation is going to be something that repeals and re places obamacare or just repeals it. the leader will make that decision at some point about whether that's repeal, repeal and replace. i hope it's repeal and replace. senator rand paul is still not fan of the senate billion. i think just pass it, pass it, pass it is not a grait strategy particularly when you wind up with something that looks like poor people got. from vice-president pence to president trump they're make a

president trump said it plainly the other day when he had every senator over to the white house he he said he had pen in house. the senate healthcare we believe is the right billion at at the right time to repeal and replace obamacare. you can also call the senators to make sure you get healthcare. the last time the senate majority leader delay eded the recess this long it was 1994. george mitchell delayed recess for more than three weeks to work on healthcare reform and a crime billion. that attempt at a healthcare billion failed. >> what this rainy weather is delaying is the sunshine at least permanently. and no humidity. hopefully there's some reprieve in the week ahead there is. we're going to get a break actually after tomple you have to hang on for another day and try to stay cool. pump up the ac and all those things. we had a lot of heavy

today it's been mainly rain. there have been some storms but the rain has caused some flood issues in some of our neighborhoods, but we're still talking a chance of storms tonight. things are going to look calm on radar, but that could be very short lived before the night is over. we're talk ing back into the 90s and cooler and comfortable by mid week. that's going to be so welcome as we get some cooler air and a break-in our humidity in here. unsettled once again. we're going to turn the clock around again by the time we get to late week. we had some pretty heavy rainfall that has moved through. it's heading straight up the coast into parts of new england and we're seeing some clouds and a little bit of light rainfall here and there across our area, but that could change tonight as we start to see a little bit more development with some more of this rain and storms moving in in the overnight hours. especially once we get to about midnight we might start to see things firing up again. just a bit of it now

start to increase in intensity. so just be aware of that as we move into the overnight hours. some of this has been really quite heavy. so much so that we have a flood watch in effect. this until seven a.m. on monday morning. now, many of the areas have received in excess of an inch and a half of rainfall. some of it even more so, so a lot of the creeks and streams have started to have some pretty rapid rising waters and cause some issues and turnaround don't drawn is what we say because we don't want you to descrief into areas where you're not sure how deepwater is. it's hard to figure out especially when it's late at night. we don't want you to have any issues. here's some of the six-hour rainfall. in montgomery county village 1.726789 upper marlboro almost an inch and three-quarters close to that. disarlg ton, this is in hartford county of this ' got close to four inches of rainfall in the last six hours. h is where we've had a lot of streets that have been flooded. we've

couldn't get out and also some rescues. it's been quite an interesting night for them. germantown just over an inch and olney 1.17. that's an indication of the last six hours or so in materials of rainfall accumulation. temperatures today, we were flirting with the 930-degree mark for the daytime highs and i'm sure it felt hot ter than that by the time you kicked in the humidity. it was sticky out there. seventy-seven at zc, 76 at this hour at baltimore. we've got 79 at annapolis. a little warmer to the south. fredericksburg at 8e got eight # two at manassas. seventy-nine at cull pep per. as we take a look at what we're looking at overnight, a chance of partly cloudy skies and overnight lowe's will be into the 70s. it will be a very warm night and also to the north, north end e west things will be just a little cooler relatively speaking of course. low 70s and the upper 630s kicking in as we

wind. today was a slight risk, marginal risk, that's a little drop. about a 20 percent chance of seeing some severe weather across our area. we have a frontal system moving through into the warm stagnant air mass could fire up some storms. temperatures are going to drop to the eight 30s. we get a nice westerly flow behind that. the chance of some storms popping up , 88-degrees by midday, 90 by the 5:00 hour. we're wrapping it for you then at 76-degrees for tonight, mostly cloudy skies . calm down, but once again i can't rule out more storms and rainfall before this is over. ninety-two your day daytime hour. the seven day forecast, monday, tuesday, look ing good for plenty of sunshine, dry and more comfortable. and then we're back to a chance of some storms all over again before that week is over. >> back to you. all right, gwen . law enforcement

above and beyond to fight crime they're adding drones to the force and it's happening very close to maryland. the clarks town new york police department is training a dozen officers to fly drones. these cops never thought they'd be pilots but say they're looking at the future of law enforcement. just one week after the sheriff accident in cecil county, maryland got its brand new drone up and running it was asked to investigate a case of stolen construction equipment. authorities in neighboring states expected half a million dollars of bobcats and other small machines might be stashed on this property hidden from street level view. so the sheriff sent his typhoon h pro drone up over the land and quickly recorded this footage enough to convince a judge to sign a warrant that night leading to the seizure of the stolen equipment and the alleged thieve's arrest within hours, being to be the first alleged use

its crime. that could be as perfect as it could get. it was flaw less and the flight went off very well. i think we're in the air an maximum of ten minutes. but the american civil liberties union say the use of drones should be regulated. we don't want to see drones become a tool for persist event letting the government look over our shoulders. if they're asked to fly over anyone where a citizen might have expectations of privacy they say they'll get a warrant first. >> taking out the trash normally doesn't end with a call to 911. well, a d.c. man had to do just that earlier today after he fell down the trash 1450u9 in his apartment building. the man say s he was throwing out trash on the third floor of his apartment when he dropped his cellphone down the shute. when he

and see where his phone went he fell in. the good thing about falling in was that he was able to retrieve his phone and use it to call 911. d.c. firefighters had to come and get him out. thankfully he's okay. some of you might have heard the sounds of motorcycles raising through d.c. earlier today. these biker ses gathered at rfk stadium today to celebrate america's buffalo soldiers. all black regiment were back in 1866 and today they participated in the motorcycle parade. a number of clubs from around the country rode in today's event. brody writes them and they always make me laugh. brody to explain why the redskins are more batch let than game of throans. the top five plays of the week. will the hard stop action of professional tag make the cut. find out ahead in sports.

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>> brody, get through this fast so we know that kirk cousins is going to be here for at least a year. he's going to play on the franchise tag. we know the redskins start training camp on mob. the prime time em mes were recently announced and most of the shows nominated they play on sunday, west world, silicone valley. the redskins are more like the real housewives series, they don't win any trophies but they never fail in bringing you drama for an entire season. you can't say they're boring. the general manager will get fired in a power struggle. what will

controversy be? this season on the real heart break of d.c. sports fans it begins wednesday with the opening of of training camp. it begins another year of quarterback questions. this time we know who the starter will be, kirk kins. for how long that's the the issue at hand. he will be the first qb to ever play on the franchise tag for two seasons. free agency looming on the horizon. we'll know more with the season premier july 26. let's go to arizona. nats and die mondz mond backs first batter of the game, brian good man been filling in for the injured michael a. taylor kicks it off with a homerun, one-zero nats. after a sac fly, plates another run, nats up two-zero. anthony rendon he's going to shoot one through the middle right here. it's going to score. bryce harp er, four-zero in the fourth for the

after the game it's okay, dusty baker moving straws as a pre caution. the nats win six to two. we have been known to stretch the limits of what's a play here on the close five top five. we've shown sausages. this week competitive tag just missed the cut. we've always maintained a standard of real competition which is why tonight 's sham of a race between michael phelps and a shark will never have a place on the close five top five. they weren't in the water at the same time. phelps was timed and then sharks were timed. he didn't race a shark. erased a sympathomimetic utle of a shark that looked more wake than sharks three. mr. phelps discovery you should all be ashamed of yours

unlike thernlings the close five top five has in regular tit. this is 29 month old basketball see font california vining and this baby gets buckets. look at him shots from long range. this kid doesn't miss. another one. his dad says calvin started hooping at nine months old. he's been making baskets ever since. for this toddler all his life. number four, name armed robberieses day sill v.a. finishing with his second goal of the international champion's cup. there's one. two, three, boom. it's unreal. in spite of rumors, his teammate pk is staying. number three, the

yankees aaron judge has been setting records for his tape measure bonds but he can't get past jackie jr. up, over. but that wasn't -- this is very nice . this is just one of jackie bradley's robberies of the week. check this out in anaheim, up against the wall, no regard for his body. this isn't the best catch of the week. number two jordan speet. he went on a crazy run to win the british open today. including this 50-foot put for eagle. dropping it like it'sing nothing . an eagle in the final five holes. you might think he's looking at the jug like i'm going to dwring some boost out of you because you know what, he did. what better way to celebrate with a jug trophy. he's got a tukwila shirt on. maybe that's what he's jugging. check this o

the catch? he holds it up. umpire says that is an out. >> he can't see if the kiddies juggling on the other side, but, hey, it's a great catch. i like them when they go up and over. how do we know. we'll take his word for it. he owned it. is this really number one? no, because the umpire said he really caught it. it's on him. we don't have fake plays. no fake plays and no sharks. he's been talking about it all night that's a scam. thanks, brody. coming up, a war medal reunited with its rightful heir. a story nearly a decade in the making. coming up after the break.

>> and army veteran from texas with a terminal illness has one final wish. he wantsz to hear from people with a text or a phone call. sergeant lee hernandez can barely stand up. he suffered nearly a dozen strokes that have left him blind , disabled and in hospice care. hernandez told his wife all he wants is to be surrounded by others and feel their love. his story was posted on facebook and a scret rans group was quick to respond. they threw a party for him which really made a difference. i'm very thankful for your service to this country . us as veterans when we get out of the military we have to look out for our own because nobody else will. hernandez' wife says she was overwhelmed by the san antonio

the family of a world war ii veteran has a piece of his history back. bernard mack in a mar a died in 1975. he he won a purple heart. but somehow his medal went missing. today it was returned to his family. the story sounds like it's right out of a movie, but i can assure you it's real life. a purple heart is finally reunited with a new york family but the road to get there was a long one. about a decade ago they found it in dirt in new york. engraved was bj mack nature a. there's no database with a list of all purple heart recipients and to top it off, thousands of mack in a mar as served in world war ii and dozens of bj mack in a nature a's chuck

office was tasked with location ing its owning. they presented it to his family today . he was wound by nazi artillery fire in 1943 and was a nas nazi prisoner of war. the last time she saw the purple heart was in 1972. she told them go out and play soldier. i think that was the last time i ever saw the medals. it is the old's given to combat veterans. you try to forget about that stuff and just go on with your life which is what he did. my dad was a very quiet, humble man and having these medals given back to us is great. staff sergeant bernard mack nar a's

reissued to the family. in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >> what an incredible gift to receive 40 years after. absolutely. still ahead, fasten your seatbelt. we're taking a look at the fastest four year road, rather car on the road. we'll be right back.

going from zero to 60 in less than four seconds with a top speed of nearly 200 miles an hour. that's pretty fast. the all new alpha row mayo has more zip than any other four-door carrot rode today. these hills are alive with the sound of music, to my ears at least.

row mayo. it's made out of aluminum and carbon fiber as are the seats. it's not onlt most powerful alpha row mayo ever but it's the fastest four--door car around. and not just any track, lime rock park in connecticut which is celebrating it's 606th anniversary this year and we're wr the very first race was won by an alpha romero. it was a littlual yet with a top speed of 100 miles an hour that would have getten killed today. this has a 505-horsepower twin turbo charge v6 that was engineered by ferrara. it will hit a top speed of 191 miles per hour and sound fantastic doing it. it also has a torque

power on the outside to help you get around turns. it sticks out to create down force and stick tt front tires harder to the ground to gift better handling than it already has. as marvel us as this is on the track, it has a computer controlled suspension. it makes it very comfortable there. but most important is this just always feels great. i know it's a stereo type to say that italian cars are the best, but this one is. this is interesting drive, i'm telling you and that's the sort of thing you pay the $74,000 it cost for. the knobs feel kind of cheap and the info navigation system is mediocre at best. it's the fastest ski sedan in the road. while it's too early to tell if this one will suffer the same kind of reliability issues that doome

seems like it was worth the wait . garret gas lieu, fox new. this is fox5 local news at 11. tonight d.c. police need your help finding the person responsible for two armed robberies in the city. thank you for joining us, i'm marina maracco and i'm teisha lewis in for lauren. these hold jups happen within just a day of each other. fox5's evan lambert has more. >> d.c. \police\police have not confirmed that this is the same suspect, but as you'll see in this video, it's a similar mo and a similar outfit. new video release just dayses shows a brazen armed robber getting violent in just seconds. watch him on june 14. he points his gun straight at the clerk at this 7/eleven in the 2300 block of 14th street northwest. police say he got away with a few hundred dla