coming here to this house and taking mr. dues into custody, the factier county commonwealth attorney called the investigation intense and fast moving. at this hour, the motive is still unclear. what are ton police closed in this morning after obtain be warrant for his arrest. police searched house but had no idea he had been arrested for murder. >> what? i totally shocked. >> reporter: reid seduce and the woman he lived with kept to themselves, she says she didn't see them much. she watched as police took some items out of the house, including a safe. >> they cut open night and pulling contents, laying it on the lawn, kind of doing an inventory and taking pictures of i. >> reporter: can you describe the safe? >> large, maybe like up to your

knees. >> down the street, is scott york was up and watched the search as well >> i saw them take flat cardboard boxes in like you followed them up to make a box. i didn't see them pull anything out and i rode by twice. >> reporter: few minutes later, this woman left the house the police had been searching. >> reporter: what can you tell me about mr. duse? >> no comment >> is he your husband >> no comment. >> do you know what he was arrested for? >> no comment. >> reporter: this is a photograph posted with obituary for rex max olson found dead july 26 next to the dumpster outside the store he managed in warrington. he had been shot to death. the obituary said he lives in virginia 20's years, and is survived by his wife and two son, neither the warrington police or the commonwealth attorney released information on the evidence they have so gathered on

no court date has been set. we were unable to reach any of mr. olson relatives today, despite trying many different phone numbers and twice try and get access to his family. according to that obituary, he's man who lived in riva 20 year, loved to garden, run half marathon, he had two sons, and he loved to go camping. there's no court date set yet for mr. duse. paul wagner fox 5 local news there's a warning out about an alleged fake cancer charity organization and maryland secretary of state is investigating the group called we can survive >> the organization is reportedly collecting money in donations for what it says is a mission trip to hon endure russ. maryland's attorney general said at scam aimed at defrauding the public >> tisha lewis. >> reporter: we can survive has violated several laws by not

organization, not receiving approval from the state before soliciting charitable contributions and that's not all. the countdown is still ticking on we can survive on the website it claims in three days, the organization's founder me i can't write will go on a mission in honduras to help fight cancer, but wright is in hot water with the secretary of statement we obtained this cease and desist order saying the organization did not register or receive permission from the state to solicit donations. the order goes on to say wright misrepresented and misled donors to falsely claiming to be a 501 c-3 charity organization using this website, various social media outlets and various fund-raising events. an employee at this northeast dc company did not want to talk on camera. but did confirm the company was prepared to make a donation to

wright's organization until investigators called them tuesday saying we can survive is not a charity organization. on social media, wright said she's a three-time ovarian cancer survivor. >> maryland secretary of state john smith said charity whose deceive the public will not be permitted to solicit in maryland. he went on to say we will veteran them and if it confirmses they're scamming the public, take steps necessary to shutdown any and all unlawful practices. as of right now, this website is still up and running. attorney angela hansen contacted us saying she represents mia wright and we can survive. she insists the organization is legitimate despite the state's assertion and is says paperworks were misfiled. to check and see if a charity is registered or report suspected violations, you can call 800825-4510. tisha lewis fox 5 local

wow, boom. ran over the bike flattened the bike. drug him down the street. another d dot officer was standing over there, hit her knocked her out. we ran over to help the officer >> we had a vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed obstruct two of our police officers and struck it appears a dpw traffic control aid >> at least 40 miles an hour at least. witnesses describing the scene on 18th street northwest in adams morgan. in writing are talking about ways to improve things like safety, traffic flow and the general quality of life >> if you had been there on thursday, friday, saturday night you know what we're talking about. recently two police officers and a city worker were hit there as they helped out with traffic controls. matt ackland is live in adams morgan with a couple ideas. hey, matt. >> jim, sarah, a lady right behind me here working at the diner told me on fridays and saturday

half hour or more just to get a couple of locks. there are a lot of issues having to do with congestion. you're looking live right now at one of those issues people simply double-parking in the middle of 18th street also there's problems with uber and lyft drivers. one of the most radical ideas that to be tossed out one a and ccommissioner in this area has been talking about maybe closing down 18th street to all vehicle traffic in make it a pedestrian zone. but some are saying that could be a long shot. >> traffic isn't so bad at 2:00 p.m. on wednesday, but a what i can do night could be bumper to bumper >> it gets crazy sometimes. >> reporter: it was an awful accident in june, two officers and another city employee helping with traffic were hit by a white truck along 18th street. court documents reveal the driver sped around the bus that was stopped for a car letting people out.

since then there has been a renewed interest how to deal with traffic congestion along 18th when so many pedestrians are out and about. >> i think if enough people are find, it to be a significant issue, then that would be a good idea. >> reporter: it's talk now but we're told two neighborhood meetings, ideas have been tossed out. one establish pull-off parking spots for uber and lyft drivers, another is creating go yo fencing as a perimeter, neighbor commissioner is floating an idea of stopping be traffic and making it a pedestrian only area. some worry how that could affect businesses nearby. >> me working in the restaurant here, that would be kind of terrible for my deliveries and such. >> the commissioner said he's done research and believe as pedestrian zone may help not hurt area retailers by bringing in more customers. this is just being talked about by neighborhood leaders, keep in mi t

to be looked at by the department of transportation, counsel, mayor, police department, ward one council member issued a statement saying, she was glad the congestion discussions are taking place along 18th street, but she also pointed out in the statement that there would be, the need for a lot of input, from a lot of city officials before this is even brought to the table and considered by leaders. it's being talked about a lot of the ideas seemed to be one that is people like are special areas for the uber drivers, and also maybe late at night, diverting traffic already dc police divert traffic a little bit along here on 18 and street late at night. just to keep people moving along. because it can be grid lock late on the weekends. live in adams morgan. slashing the number of legal immigrants >> there's no going to come in and immediately go and collect welfare. that doesn't happe

ray act. they can't do that. >> president trump pardoning the country's policies on immigration, how the rules could make it tough to get a green card in the united states. of ronica? >> reporter: when we spoke with kellyannhe white house, she tol about reince priebus, generally telly and whether or not she might be the next director of communications, sue? >> i'm glad to see you don't have to use your umbrella today, that's not the case everywhere. we've seen most activity toward baltimore r seeing a big thunderstorm developing overhead near savage maryland a little bit north of laurel. where is that tracking and how are we looking for the rest of this wednesday evening? we'll check out the forecast in a few minutes when fox 5 local news is coming right back's of

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♪ ♪. despite a hard protest, brothers from montgomery county were deported. diego and lizandro claros were detained friday. according to ice, the claros brothers had been in the u.s. illegally from el salvador since 2009. records indicate that diego was stopped for trying to use a fake agoed mall la passport. they were stand-outs in their soccer league and one was supposed to go on a soccer scholarship. today, there was a press

conference on protesting the deportation. they were amazing young man when they did everything they do to comply with the law. unfortunately because of our broken immigration system, there wasn't immediately a path for them available to get legal status, they showed up for every court days, ice appearance and under the obama administration, they would have been legible to apply for the expansion of daka >> they've been here many years since children when they came here from el salvador. . today president trump introduced new legislation to dramatically reduce the number of permanent immigrants in the united states. you heard him mention the ray's act i will revamp how green cards are given out. it requires immigrants to speak english. financially support else thats and their families. demonstrate skills that will contribute to the economy, also preventsmy from be collecting welfare, it follows through on

campaign promise on a harder line of legal immigration >> this legislation demonstrates our compassion for struggling membership families who deserve an immigration system that puts their needs first and that puts america first. finally, the reforms in the ray's act will help insure that newcomers to our wonderful country will be assimilated. will succeed and will achieve the american dream. >> that bill would cut the number of legal immigrants in the united states by 50% over ten years. a lot of military spouses think nursing, teaching, law degrees. of we think all of those are portable. >> also the white house counselor to the president kellyanne conway and first daughter and senior advisor ivanka trump hosted military spouses talking about the challenges maryland spouses face when finding and

employment >> con she survived staff shake-ups >> and opened up to fox 5 about the administration's policy agenda and her future plans, ronica cleary live outside the white house with more on that conversation today. ronica? >> reporter: jim and sarah, well, the president authorized sanctions today against russia, iran and north korea. i spoke with kellyanne conway about those sanctions and of course, all of these staff shake-ups at the white house. take a listen. >> why did he decide to still sign it even if he felt they were flawed >> first, let me say that those sanctions are russia iran and north korea. three different country, that's very important to note here. tht certainly was a motivator. secondly, it passed with overwhelming bipartisan support in both the house and the senate. those who represent americans across the country see the value in these sanctions and the president has agreed. he just wanted to make clear that none of

drafted and perfectly done. even though they're important steps to make sure that everybody is always reminded that he puts america first and the national security first in everything he does. >> reporter: when you say it's important to note all three were in there, would that make it different if it had just been against russia >> i don't engage in hypotheticals. we're not telling the viewers it's sanctions it's against russia, iran and north korea >> would he view those as adversaries to the united states >> the president would have to answers that question. the secretary weighed in on that recently. we, as a nation in putting our americans and american interests in our allies interests first and he's, of course, governoring that way, he's signalling to the world what other people are doing or not doing. that goes for anyone who would cause harm to our economic interest or national security. >>

next communications director >> my goodness, the president makes all the personnel decision here, i'm happy to be counsel to the president, which comes with it a large portfolio. i will continue to support our president's efforts, i've been doing that from day one, i've been offer that day job before. >> here in this administration. >> yes, i have. of course but i will do whatever i can. >> reporter: did you not take it because you thought this was a better role for you in your skill set >> i would like to continue to help on policy as well, because it's certainly within my background and certainly i see the direct impact if if i can draw a straight line, a nexus between the small role i have here on policy and impacting people's lives, it frankly is why we're here. of we're here to help americans, but again, if the president and the new chief of staff feel my talents are best used somewhere else, including outside this administration t

absolutely have an open ear to that. >> give us a feel for how the west wing changed since genera kelly took over >> he's in his fifth decade in public service to this nation, i honor that and feel really blessed to be able to work underneath his leadership as a member of his staff in the west wink that has nothing to do with staff i think should hold his head high in terms of what got done in first six months and i think reince priebus will go down as we have the most successful rnc chairs, under general kelly, i appreciate that. i'm a respectful kind of person and when the president needs to see any one of us in a meeting or if there's something on his mind or if he's planning ahead on a particular policy issue, he knows where to find us and i know i speak for my colleagues and we'll be there to support efforts. we'll be back on 5at630 with more. what is the future of healthcare in america? w

in achieving the goal that he set out to when he won and more on this issue of helping military spouses, why kellyanne conway says you should care about it, even if you aren't connected to the military directly. reporting live at the white house, ronica cleary, fox 5 local news. let's take a live look outside. just seems kind of hazy. >> little bit. >> hot. and that other word. humid >> the triple h threat >> sue? >> hi, jim and sarah, you're right. much more humid, it's toasty out there. it has been toward baltimore and definitely toward philadelphia but we're seeing a few cells trying to develop locally. let me show you what's going on. we look at the baltimore area, they've had severe thunderstorm warnings and flash flooding's this little green line coming out of the baltimore storms is called an out flow boundary like a cold front and where that cold front is clashing into

air, it's developing more storms, this is a strong storm beginning to move northeast at 15 miles an hour, a lot of lightening, heavy rain with it, might have pea size hail gusts then you look out to clarksville and we're getting a pretty healthy downpour starting to develop. we're going to have to watch the northern suburbs nor developments in the next couple hours, i'll show one other spot. this is going up quickly. this isn't too far from where gary was yesterday in the kellering area, a they had a big storm, another one seeming to go up here. we'll put that in motion for the last little while and you can see how quickly that is developing likely with heavy rain and downpours, because these storms are moving slowly if they're moving at all. we're going to keep the threat around until about 8:00 as per usual. it is 89 degrees now, but we've been as warm as 90 today. sensible feels warmer than that because of the humidity feels like 90 in frederick, 87 martinsberg, winchester 86, culpeper 86 and fredericksberg coming in at 85. hodo

combination with the humidity? not out of control but few degrees warmer, feels like 91, evening forecast, we'll kept the threat of the a thunderstorm around, not everybody sees it, kind of like yesterday, if you're under one, heavy rain is a bigger threat. 86 at 7:00, by 9:00, expecting storms to be off the radar, 81 and by 11:00, 77 degrees and a preview of what's to come, here's the weather headline, we'll have more details on thursday and the weekend coming up in a few minutes's jim and sarah? there was a search to find a missing victim >> what caused a school to explode and go up in flames with students and staff inside. and iphone cases are being recalled because they can cause chemical burns. look at those, does it look familiar? we'll show you the entire list at least what they look like coming up next. a marijuana law would free people behind bars for weed offensesly we'll explain

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♪ ♪. one person is dead. another still missing tonight. following a massive gas explosion in minneapolis. building was under going construction and officials think the blast was caused by it. the victim who died and the person missing are a contractor and a school employee. seven other people are in the hospital. three of them critical condition. the death of a texas woman found on the beach in ocean city has been ruled an accident. the medical examiner says ashley connor died from suffocation, she was walking on the beach alone around 2:00 in the morning monday when she either fell or climbed into a hole. a gofundme page was set up. she was recently married and owned her own painting business in texas. we got a heads up if you own one of these beautiful iphone six or 7 case, made with liquid glitter are

chemical burns if they leak or a break open. they're made by a company called mixed bin electronics and sold in many places like amazon nor dstrom. corey booker introduced a bill to legalize marijuana. right now, weed is classified as a schedule 1 substance, that means the federal government treats it just as dangerous as heroin and more dangerous than cocaine. booker wants to drop it from that list, subsequently he can't say punching or resentencing inmates currently locked up. of it's also used as a means to block marijuana legislation in states nationwide. is the president facing brand backlash? >> reporter: why does the president spend so much time at properties like here at the trump hotel? well, he may or may not have had an answer to

it has everything to do with the condition of the white house. we'll explain coming up. jim? addressing bullying in schools, there's a new law in virginia aimed to crack down on the problem, new criteria that puts on teachers next. the investigation into a social media video, your eyes are not deceiving you, alligators being forced to drink beer and smoke cigarettes. back after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪reak. ♪ ♪ ♪

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overnight crash in prince george's county. 38-year-old russell lee junior crashed into the back of the car after running a red light. it happened along indian head highway in fort washington. the driver of the car was not hurt. all northbound lanes were closed several hours and are back open. a father in prince george is guilty to murdering his 2-year-old son be antwon beat his baby to death, his wife genece helped bury the body. he was indicted for involuntary manslaughter. he's set to be sentenced in october faces up to 40 years in prison a dc woman accused of bringing a loaded handgun inside of the capitol pled not guilty. capitol police say 34-year-old kimberly barber entered the office building on july 28th with two suit indicateses, when the saw the cases were scanned, police found the gun, she's charged with failing to reply a firearm and due back in court next month. incredible video of firefighters rescuing a construction worker in the district this morning, they

stuck in a manhole. this happened along the 1400 block of rhode island avenue in northwest. the hole he fell into was about 20 feet deep. significant enough to leave him with serious injuries. the white house has one of the most prestigious addresses, not just in dc but the world. >> president trump is facing new backlash for allegedly saying the white house is, quote, a real dump. >> it's far from the first time the president put down stoked anger, tom fitzgerald live on pennsylvania avenue and we have a long tradition of presently humor that does not seem to extend to this 45 and president. >> reporter: that appears to be the case, vanity fair is reporting that the white house is denying this story outright. but here is what golf.com reported. they relate a story, which they published that says during a visit to his bed minister new jersey golf course, president trump was asked why h

much time at trump properties like here at the trump hotel on pennsylvania avenue. we should tell you according to the story, the president responded that the white house is quote, a real dump. whether that was joke or whether that actually happened, we do not know at this point. but we do know this, american university political science professor alan lick man remember, he's the man who correctly predicted donald trump's election said the focused has been reframed when it comes to the kinds of things president trump says. unlike past presidents, he says, the american people and the media are taking a new tack in reframing, refocuses and regurgitating the things this president says. >> he has no wiggle room for humor whatsoever, for as of person and political observers it's tough to tell when he's being serious and joking. usually it comes after the fact. oh, the president

mean that. no. he has absolutely no wiggle room at all and he's got to be careful. >> reporter: what's out of character, of course, in all of this is up until now, the president has been stiller in praising his white house location. he's been well-known to give visitors into the oval office tours almost every detail in the oval office, and has called in printed interviews the resident spectacular. now, it's clear that the president is not the first chief executive who has felt the ire in the public of the press after he's made remarks. remember back to ronald reagan? he once joked during an open mic of a radio address that he was about to begin bombing russia in five minutes, president obama went on late night television and described his bowling in terms of special olympics, that did not go over well and president obama had to apologize.

a lot of the people we talk to today say the american people may want to dial back this national outrage meter which seems to go off the scale every time president trump decides to say something else. >> personally i believe we need a sense of humor. sometimes where he take things too serious sometimes, not all the times. >> the joke of people is not nice he's the president you need to be serious, what you need to say to the people. >> i mean there's lots of people that are just every word they say, every facial expression they take, sometimes he might, you know, be a lot worse if he doesn't have some legislativety and maybe we don't get his levity >>. >> reporter: somebody else is one of its former occupants. first daughter, chelsea clinton taking to twitter in response to this story writing -- quote, i want to take all the white

house, you exposures, butlers, made, chefs, florist, garden in hers, plumbers and engineers and curators for all you do every day. live at the trump whole on pennsylvania avenue, tom fitzgerald. fox 5 local news. the trump administration and the department of justice going after affirmative action programs, preparing to investigate and sue university that is use admission policies that discriminate against white applicants. the "new york times" is reporting that the justice department is redirecting resources of its civil rights division to scrutinize the policies. it obtained a memo interested in working a new project that is related to race based discrimination in college. virginia lawmakers trying to cut down on bullying in classrooms. there's a new law went into effect july 1st set the time frame when schools must report

bullying to parents. school principals must notify the parent of any students involved in alleged incidents and update them on the status of investigation within five days, the new law requires school counselors to have mental health training. coming up, a northwest dc community rallied behind man they believe was attacked on 16th. neighbors no longer need to be concerned. there is a suspect out there tonight. lauren demarco has an unexpected update on this. >> that's right. jim and sarah, more than $18,000 has been raised to help this man, but police now say there was no crime committed. it was all an accident. i'll have the details coming up at 6:00 p.m. first, police tampering? a second body camera video emerges showing baltimore cops allegedly manufacturing evidence, what that means for dozens of cases that now have doubt cast upon them. gary. listen, i'll tell you what. the humidity is back and thunderstorms have come back as well. we're tracking these thunderstorms. at

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new body camera video from the baltimore police leading to another case being dropped. the footage released today shows at least seven officers searching a car. during the search, they turned their cameras off and then back on. baltimore's public defender's office is accusing the officers of atmerring with evidence, it shows an officer placing something in the car later discovered as drugs, at least two officers have been referred to internal affairs, police commissioner kevin davis isn't jumping to conclusions but ordered all officers to leave the body cameras on. >> the dow comes into play when the officers are still present at the scene

turn their cameras off before physically gone and something else happens that leads them to collect more evidence than they've already collected. this isn't the first time p footage from january show three officers tamperking with evidence. that led to prosecutors dropping charges, state attorneys have dismissed 40 cases involving the officers, dozens of other cases are currently under review. video out of florida shows what's believed to be a group of people forcing alcohol and a lit cigarette down the throats of small alligators. it's being investigated as possible animal abuse. >> the video posted on snap chap and captured by one of our fox 29 viewers shows alcohol being forced down the throat of two small alligators. alligators another clip shows hi

with a burning cigarette shoved in its mouth. >> we want find out who these individuals are. >> reporter: we showed the video to the director of law enforcement for the spca, who has already launched an animal abuse investigation, a source tells fox 29 the video was taken in a basement of a home in bustleton where one of the guys lives. we're also told he's the son of a philadelphia police detective. we're not showing you the guy's faces since they haven't been charged with any crimes yet. >> it happens too often. there are too many times we see this kind of cruelty and that's part of the >> just for show >> for show >> the spca has seen a spike in animal cruelty cases simply because many times the incidents like these are posted on social media. one guy even started bragging about the gator games tweeting, how are me and my friends not internet famous yet? thanks to your video, consir

go from that to gary, gators to gary. >> and thunderstorms. could the big question is there the big thunderstorms that were up north pretty much all day long make it down for this evening? they're trying to do that. live pictures -- that's exactly right. it's pretty nice out. hot and muggy. looks beautiful but it is definitely hot and muggy, at some point today, the heat index was up into the middle 90's, we'll check on that in just a second and see if it's cooled off a little bit and it should for some of us do to the north, look what's been going on, i looked at this up here, thunderstorms have been north of baltimore for last several hours, doppler rainfall estimates are painting as much as six inches just to the west west of i 95 north of white marsh, numerous flash flood warnings. this is created this little thunderstorm which -- just

lingering around columbus now has moved off of savage and in last couple minutes be another little thunderstorm popping up trying to pop up, this is by no mean as thunderstorm trying to come in and get stronger inside the beltway just beginning to come into northwest now. i think over the next couple hours, at least until the sun sets, we'll have a chance for some of the thunderstorm activity that's been up here all afternoon to try to work back to the southwest, and the direction of the dc metro area and right along this little what we call the out flow boundary. as this comes through, it will bring in slightly cooler temperatures, it's definitely hot out there right now. it's 89 in town, gaithersburg is 87. when you factor in the humidity feels a lot like the lower 90's, this is down from what it was earlier this afternoon. high temperatures today for reagan was 90. a lot of kind of pop-up thunderstorms, these aren't moving very quickly. a lot of rain under these thunderstorms, they're moving to the east, generally ten, 20 miles per hour, we'll

eye on this, for the weekend. it looks like we'll cool things off and get a break from the fourth amendment. 92 tomorrow, 91 friday, chance for thunderstorms as get into the weekend, temperatures will cool down thanks to this area of low pressure is getting out and drag the front with it, brings in high pressure, so we're talking about 80's most of the weekend and the humidity will start to move on out of here as we get into sunday. that will be real nice, a lot like last weekend. if you remember. 92, 91 tomorrow, we'll just do it all over again on friday. 86 for saturday with an early shower and then looks like the humidity gets pushed out for sunday, 85 degrees expect rain around on monday. sarah and jim we'll continue to watch the thunderstorms, something could get strong. >> thank you, gary. in the second week of training camp, skins headcoach jay gruden breaks down what to expect from the new top targets >> there's a new

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♪ ♪. kirk cousins enters another prove it year on the franchise tag. of desean jackson, appear me i can't remember garcson are gone and last year's number one picking hopefully healthy finally after an injury plagued rook key year. doctson, jay gruden said they bring something different to the table. >> everybody fits into the system, see how fast they learn and process things, i've been impressed with all of them. crowders missed last couple

days, doctson is progressing nicely, pryor made splash plays out there and learning the system. the rest of the guys, some new guys we got. >> when maryland gone into the big ten, they knew as a football program they would be behind the eight ball competing against ohio state and michigan. but they also had to compete off the field with new facilities, the biggest part of the facilities equivalent of keeping up with the joneses was unveiled today. unveiled the new cold field house converting the old home of maryland basketball training and practice facility will include medical treatment rooms for all maryland athletes. terps football coach believes upgrades like this one will go a long way to keep the best ahletes in maryland's backyard home. >> the kids in our area understand they're going to get the best of the best. education, wise, facility wise, on the field, they're going to get the best of the best. you don't have to go anywhere else

hope and dream about. >> if you know any high school or college students, you you know that each one has their own favorite youtube personalities, here she might even have a youtube channel. if they want to play college sports, the ncaa ruled they know make money. donald hey has been sidelined after the student athlete refused to ncaa demand, his channel has over 90,000 subscribers and nearly 5 million views and because of that, he can't play football >> anyone with the same amount followers, views as me would earn the same amount of money, i feel like that's unfair, a student with the same aspirations and goals and works as hard as me would be praised but the ncaa kicked me out, the point of being in college to learn how to make money and they don't want to let me make money so he used

youtube stardom and video production and all of that over playing football but it's sad that he he has to >> they're trying to appeal this i don't think it's going to happen. >> amazon tried to hire 50,000 workers on nash jobs day >> we'll show you the turn-out as workers show up to work for amazon. back after this. this busy mom spends her days driving all over town. so why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. right now, get selected varieties of pepsi 12-pack 12-ounce cans,

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baltimore >> i need a job, saw it on the news, got up immediately and got myself here. >> reporter: can dace tailor looking for work >> amazon has different shifts, i'm sure it will work for me and i'll get a job today. >> reporter: amazon advertised 1200 jobs in maryland. many to be filled on the spot. lauren lynch is an amazon spokesperson >> we have a lot of growth and customer growth and we need fulfillment center associations to help us. >> reporter: what are you doing right now >> i'm currently unemployed at the moment but i'm out here today looking for a job. >> reporter: could you start? >> yeah. >> reporter: this just one of ten amazon properties around the country hosting job fair, stoday. >> i hope i get

a job. >> reporter: after checking in with amazon staff, candidates were taken for a quick tour of the facility >> i think it's awesome. i think it's awesome. i look around and i see so many people who will come out and who need a job, i'm just thankful that i was able to come out and be amongst the people. >> reporter: we visited this place on cyber monday last november, the fulfillment center employing thousands of workers open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, stocking as many as 15 million items at any given time shipping thousands of packages a day. >> when you see this many people looking for a job like you got, what do you think >> i think this is pandemonium. it's great for amazon. great for the city of baltimore. i think it's great for the associates. >> reporter: we saw can dace tailor, she explained she didn't get one of the today jobs but is still hopeful >> we did a drug swap

was given a date for an august spot interview of 10th of this month at 9:30 in the morning and i'm very confident that i'm goingto be come an amazon employee >> those of you who weren't able to get here today can still apply online amazon delivers. jobs. good luck to them. that does it for us at 5:00. >> it's tony and shawn standing by for your news at 6:00 beginning right now. ♪ ♪ this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. right now at 6:00. a murder mystery in virginia. the manager of a cvs found dead by a store dumpster. tonight an elderly employee is in custody. and praying good samaritans, a local charity is accused

scamming donors. an illegal immigration controversy comes to a close. two maryland brothers in ice custody learned their fate. the news at 6:00 starts right now. at first at 6:00, police made an arrest in the case of a body found near a dumpster behind a cvs store in warrington virginia. thank you for joining us i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy. the suspect was a cvs employee. he's accused of shooting and killing his boss, the cvs manager >> paul wagner joins us with latest, paul. >> reporter: it took warrington police six days to make the arrest. taking webster's duse into custody at this house behind me in fairfax county earlier today. the fauquier county commonwealth's attorney said the investigation was intense and fast moving. but at this hour, the motive is still unclear. warrington police closed in on bernard duse