up the woman's skirt. presumably to take pictures or some or kind of images. there are security cameras all over and what's more disturb, police say they could see the suspect do this to several other victims without the women ever noticing him. they're release be parts of the video that show this guy in hopes the public can help identify him. you see him there in the black shirt near the man with bike. at one point he steps off the escalator looking at his phone and then clips of him hanging around pacing. and coming down the escalator once again. investigators isolated still pictures as well as columbia heights is busy and women with spoke with want this guy caught >> in my time of commuting to work, focusing on that. something else i have to worry about whether or not if i'm wearing a dress to think is some man might be able to look up my

dress? makes me feel really comfortable >> it's unfortunate and creep me. >> that's alarming and i've come to this station station a lot >> i feel like people like him just need to be, just going need to go to jail, that's too much. he needs help and fast. it could have turned into something more. >> reporter: the victim notified police through their online harassment reporting system, they were then able to follow up with her and track down that video. take a look at the photos again. police say this happened on wednesday, around 7:30 p.m. they're investigating it as reported sexual abuse and multiple cases of boilerism, there are plainclothes officers patrolling looking for the not only the suspect but any other victims and they want say that if you could be a victim, they want to hear from you, they say they were all women, of course, wearing skirts, who were coming up the exit on the west side of 14th

heights, lauren demarco fox 5. police arrested a daycare own in fairfax for aggravated sexual battery. allegedly touched an 11 and 9-year-old. in fairfax and detectives are still looking for anyone who is concerned their child may have had inappropriate contact with the man. breaking news out of montgomery county. a former closerly elementary teacher has been sentenced to 40 year, paul wagner live in rockville and paul an emotional day. >> reporter: highly emotional. went on two and a half hours. there were multiple supporters of john vigna, packed the crom, an overflow crowd. the judge wouldn't allow standing room, so most stood in the lobby, there were six people there that we

victims. the parents of the victims, they sat in the front row. just before sentence, the prosecutor said these victims who came forward to testify were brave and got no support from the community. the judge just before sentencing in trying to explain why he had so much support said, quote, really good people do some really bad things. he also said he could couldn't agree more with the verdict. we want to show you quotes because there were a lot of people who spoke, there were supporters, for john vigna and then there were the parents of the victims. let's show you a couple of quotes from the parents, one woman my daughter has been given a life sentence, another said this is a horrific gift, this evil man gave me, i am full of anger and hate he went on t

this man is a sole murderer. the supporters say his mistake was not being able to change with the times he wasn't able to change his affectionate ways, students were drawn to him. loved him like a local celebrity. we know that he could nerf harm a student. he was the mayor of cloverly alarm school. here's a little bit of background. john vigna wiped tears from his eyes several times as his wife, son, former student, a former student's mother and colleague spoke fondly of him, describing a kind gregarious strong man also a mentor, but that emotion stopped when two parents spoke to the judge and at times directly at vigna, the now convicted former teacher listened stoically as the parents called him a

be lock up forever. one man read from a statement went on for at least 20 minutes, calling him had a man that deserved nothing more than to be a cage i. grief for my beautiful girls. john vigna was convicted of sexually abusing four victims multiple times over 15 oh year period and was 48 years suspended. here's from his sister >> he's not groomer or predator, we will continue to fight until he is vindicated and justice served. i am solely disappointed in the justice system on this day. we will remain vigna strong. >> reporter: just a few minutes ago, the state's attorney for montgomery county john mccarthy

say. >> every person who has a child in montgomery county public school wants that child to be safe and wonderful and i'm sure that mr. vigna was kind and nice to many of his students. he alongside was improper with at least four after having been represented very well at trial. tried fairly and members of your community selected at random sat in judgment after five days and convicted him of these counts. . >> reporter: john vigna wiped tears many times as the hearing went on but as one of these parents looked him in the eye, said to him, your nightmares are just about to begin. paul wagner fox 5 local news. the montgomery county teenager accused and cleared of sexu a

that garnered national attention at rockville high school pleaded guilty to less series crime. jose admitted to possessing a lewd photo of a minor, earlier this year, he and another 18-year-old were excused of raping a 14-year-old in a bathroom at rockville high. defense attorneys insisted it was consensual and had she had sent photos. he still face as legal hurdle, he's from el salvador and in the u.s. illegally. unclear if he will be deported. a toy poodle snapped after a woman was taking her for a walk. she reached out in hopes of finding the doing and find those who took her yesterday afternoon. matt? >> reporter: jim, tonight, police are calling this a robbery and the woman who is involved in all of this,

we'll show you pictures of her in just a moment. but this all happened yesterday morning, she was out on a walk in this area near this intersection, when she said a car pulled up, stopped, and a woman yelled out and said, hey, are all those dogs yours? she said, yes. next thing she knows, she's being assaulted. here's a picture of d iva, they had her since a puppy. they took their dogs on a walk together, even snapped this picture of them. well, not long after the picture, she said she was attacked >> as they started to beat me up and stomp hit me in my face, they took diva. >> reporter: she shows us the injuries, a bruised eye, a swollen mouth, and that's not all. >> they crushed my -- crushed my

knee. i went to the emergency room and i was told that i'm going to need surgery. >> reporter: she said a woman and her daughter drove up and simply asked her if all of the dogs were hers. then she heard the mother give her daughter an order. >> she told her daughter, go get one of them dogs. >> she held on to diva as the girl tried to take her away. then mom got out of the car >> i don't understand what this world is coming to that a person has to beat set up a person and take a dog. >> reporter: back out live here in southeast. we asked police if they had surveillance video, because we noticed that this camera here is in place, just above the intersection but at this point, they said they didn't have anything to release. back to diva, we talked to her owner by phone today. she said diva is a sweet dog, been in the family many years, and if you see diva and you call out her name, she is quick

spot her, it's probably a good idea in this situation to give authorities a call. live in southeast tonight, matt ackland fox 5 local news. coming up a woman and two children held hostage two years. >> coming up what we're learning about the case. >> reporter: this to story gotten so much attention, that there's now a no trespassing sign in front of that home. coming up, what we're learning about the investigation. marina? >> three armed suspects caught on camera robbing a local restaurant, what they did to the employee, while the employee was counting cash in back. the clean-up is on after severe storms hit the dc region and in baltimore, the bad weather turned deadly. gwen >> copying an eye on radar, storms firing up in the far northwest, severe thunderstorm right now for allegheny and has no insure until 5:30, we'll be back after the break. stay with us.

. lot of questions remain after spotsylvania county woman and her two children were allegedly held captive two year >> the boyfriend is under arrest and they thought the home they were in was abandoned >> kristen leone is live with more in fredericksberg. >> reporter: this is the closest we can g

home now, because like i mentioned before, this is that new private property, no trespassing sign, that's right in front of the home with a relatively new chain that's running across it. because the story again has gotten so much attention we believe the owner may have installed this. if you take a closer look, we learned from police now, if you look at the side of the house, this is where police tell us that the 32-year-old mother and their two children, ages eight and ten, escaped from the side of the house and ran toward deputy, as deputies were talking to the man again accused of holding them hostage for at least two years. so take a can closer look at that man now, his name is 43-year-old kareem more. he has been taken into custody and charged with three counts abduction and assault and battery. as far as the mother a

taken to the hospital, and the two kids are in the care of a family member believed to be from out of state. neighbors told us they had no idea that anyone was an living in that house there. again, the house with the overgrown grass, and the covered windows. as you can see. but one neighbor we spoke to told us he saw kids at one point. >> i seen the two boys, maybe one moved here and i seen a woman and the boy probably, i would say last year. >> never i was anybody come out of that door. only thing i seen is a deputy sheriff's car in the front yard, a white car, you don't pay attention to that do i have stuff anymore. >> reporter: for youring again, as you both said, there's still a lot of unanswered questions in this

initially made that welfare call to police, we're also told that moore and the mother were unemployed at the time, it question was how can they afford to live in the house? we tried to get in touch with the property owner and unfortunately able to reach her. we're also learning or working to figure out exactly what kind of conditions were they living in? were they mall nourished? physically held against their will? restrained? once we learn more and answer those questions we will let you know as well. live in fredericksberg, krysten leon fox 5 local news. a number of northern virginia communities got slammed by last night's severe thunderstorm >> we saw hail, heavy rain, knocking down trees, power lines, leaving thousands in the dark, one house got badly battered. >> reporter: this is the worst of what we've seen today. half o

croft in falls church destroyed by a falling tree. >> hail started, and stuff falling on the roof and i realized that and i ran into the basement. >> reporter: he was in the house when the storm hit, his wife car men said she was on her way home driving in the rain and hail. >> i thought i was driving home and my car was going to be destroyed and my husband called and said guess what our house was destroyed >> you can see where the tree hit the couple's upstairs bedroom. imagine being in there at the time. that's the mattress protruding through to the tv room down below >> my bed is hanging upsidedown and i normally am there watching tv either on that bed or couch. so god was watching overme. >> reporter: despite the damage, car men and victor tell us they feel fortunate >> i'm alive, my husband ask alive. the house is can be rebuilt >> we're alive. we're happy; we could

>> reporter: in other neighborhoods surrounding lake bar croft, trees and branchs fallen left and right, pulling down power lines knocking out electricity to hundreds of customers >> we heard explosions cross the from from the transforms, there's four of them. we got into our basement after we saw the tree across the street. >> reporter: he she said she didn't have power for a week, this time she said they expect to have electrical service to resume by the end of the day, the clean-up on the other hand may take much longer. in falls church virginia, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. what a difference a day makes because yesterday i mean, the damage that we saw following that storm and look at the bridge, there's a wilson bridge looks beautiful compared to what we saw yesterday >> but not everybody is in the clear, gwen working warnings right now >> would he have had storm starting to fire

our way, we can see things starting to get dicey as we move through into tonight. in the meantime severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 5:30 allegheny has no insure and mineral. moving to the northeast about 35 miles an hour. if you're in this neighborhood, be aware. we'll keep a close eye on this as these storms continue to progress. look at that line of active weather, that frontal system will cross over our area through tonight, and as it does, i can't rule out seeing maybe numerous showers or even thunderstorms popping up, if we see anything, it will start to increase later into later hour, maybe anywhere close to 10:00 or 11:00 is possible. but we could see most of this as well being fairly strong across area to the accident north, especially along that i 81 corridor, and as well through the i 70. here's a look right now of this complete line. but as i said, it's all ahead o

that frontal system has a place in a risk of severe weather for this evening. the storm prediction center and so eyes to the skies, things will be different once we get into tomorrow. in the meantime, right now, 88 degrees in the nation's capitol, we're seeing clouds ahead of that system. but look at the heat indices, feels like it's 93 degrees. good news, on the back side of that frontal system, we will get a really nice cool down and some drier air. but in the meantime for tonight, 70 for overnight low with a chance of those storms, and showers. winds from the south southwest continuing to pump in all of that humidity. but take a look at your weekend forecast, much improved after tonight. 83 degrees for your saturday. we'll start off with clouds and then get right to some sunshine for you. and on sunday, 85 degrees and i love the fact that i can say less humid. we'll have a look at your full fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast coming up in just a bit and good news on that as well. back to you >> sounds good. up next, a good samari

saved kids from sexual abuse. >> how large font in a text messages lead to arrests. airport workers miss handling bags and then some, we'll tell you what airline and how it's responding >> that's disgusting, i would never want that to happen to my bags >> hundreds of passengers are airing out clothes after sewage sprayed their bags, how the situation happened coming up

♪ ♪. investigation intensifies into the trump campaign's possible ties with russia. is dangerous bacteria lurking in your makeup? what to watch out for >> it could be a wet start but never fear, tucker is here with the forecast monday on fox 5 news morning. airline passengers being charged with eliminated case of sexual abuse. she saw the man sitting in front sending text messages discussing

with kinds she took a photo and when the plane landed and the man michael keller was arrested an woman was also arrested. detectives later discovered two alleged victims >> good to be nosey sometimes >> three airport baggage hasn'tlers out of a job tonight. >> cell phone video shows a worker tossing suitcases from a distance on to the luggage car sell they say unlock from a virginia atlanta plane. it is disappointed to see the footage >> hundreds of passengers nashville are airing out, the toilet in the southwest terminal bathroom overflowed. it leaked through the floor and on to a baggage conveyor one floor below >> disgusting. there will be backlash, that's a

>> the airport said the bags were sanitized before being put on a plane. a similar accident happened last year. it is now making structural changes to maker it never happens again. five stars for the nation's capitol yelp is opening up a new office in dc, it will be located in the heart of downtown in the pen quarter next to the verizon center, construction is set to begin this summer >> 500 people out leashed half of those positions will go to dc positions yelp employs 32,000 people world wide. these are the people complaining about everything. there are more than 130 million reviews on its websites >> good move. tech gigs. ramping up the white house investigation, four people charged >> the isn't that true that caused a secret service to desert the canon post at trump tower >> countries rush to a woman injured after being thrown

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. let's take a look at the top headlines, new video from a house fire that the district. the flames broke out in the basement of a row house in the 5700 block of 6th street northwest. everyone made it out safe. two people treated at the scene. us marshals caught two men in north carolina wanted for all a

accused of shooting and killing allen clipper last month at the greenbrier shopping center. adams faces felony murder and if i remember while when itfield is being charged with being an says sorry after the mart. we now know the violation of two victims who drowned. police say the victims are 51-year-old lameal cane and four-year-old, the drownings happened in a pool in the backyard in smyrna in a park. she jumped in the deep end, her grandfather jumped in to try to save her. a helicopter rescue in montgomery county responded to a remote farm in brookville, the womb seriously injured being thrown from and kicked by a horse. rushed to the hospital for treatments. the white house doubling down on putting an end to the leaks. the u.s. attorney general said four people have been charged over leaks as the tmp

cracked on embarrassing disclosures. >> i have this morning for would be leakers, don't do it. >> reporter: the justice department goes on the offensive. announcing a series of investigations into the leaking of sensitive government information by the intelligence community. this comes after attorney general jeff sessions faced criticism from president trump for not making the leak as priority >> criminals who would illegally use their access to our most sensitive information to end danger or national security are, in fact, being investigated and will be prosecuted. >> reporter: many leaks are related to the russia investigation and session announcement came just a day after revealed, robert mueller somehow using a grand jury to look into potential

russia. as the investigation heats up, is for lindsey graham co authored a bipartisan bill to protect mueller from being fired from. >> basically, says if mueller is fired, then three judges would look at the circumstances of the firing and see if the facts applied to the doj regulation. >> reporter: but the president is insisting the investigation is politically motivated. heavily criticizing it thursday night >> we didn't win because of russia. we won because of you. >> reporter: president trump is scheduled to leave the white house for an extended vacation, spending 17 days at his golf club in new jersey. administration officials insist it will be a working vacation. in washington, lauren blanchart, fox news. congress is officially on its august recess but lawmakers levittown with a lot on your plate from healthcare to tax reform to immigration, what's next? this is alex joins us to break it down. how a

>> good. >> we're looking for bipartisanship, we got maybe a glimmer of it. tell us what went down. >> after healthcare didn't move forward, they did need to do all of their funding stuff, appropriations and things like that and we did see a bipartisan effort to get the fda funding through and what was pretty much a clean process, they had to make a deal with senator ron johnson, and he made that deal and they passed through the fda funding together, so it's a glimmer >> shoulding like fda funding there's some some sort of bipartisan bickering or wheeling and dealing. >> it's what they call a mucinous. when you have a must pass, people are looking to put things on that must pass. what we saw there was that they, you know, they didn't didn't do that so that the fda would be funded. you know, if there's more things like that happening, there's maybe a glimmer for some bipartisanship >> when you talk about the fda and things like that, we move on to

other big ticket items that there is going to be a healthy debate about, and we were hoping maybe to see -- i shouldn't say we were, they were hoping to see something done, didn't happen before the end of the session, when they come back, what's the biggest item they will tackle >> ndaa or defense authorization, which is basically what keeping the military funded. that's a big one, but the biggest is actually the debt ceiling. so you have both -- you have the ndaa. you have the budget has to be done and some form. and you have the debt ceiling. so those are huge things to get done that a very short amount of time. >> the president has, you know, he's been own twitter, i don't know if you heard this, he talked quite a bit about the healthcare he wants to see something done on healthcare and he goes from saying, let's change the vote from 60 to 51, he didn't get 51 votes to pass the first place, for people at home wondering will there be movement on healthcare, i

possible under the rules of senate >> vanishing small possible. the short answer is basically no, there's just not enough time. they technically have until the end of september with a budget reconciliation, but they have all other things they have to do. we're looking at running out of time. even now it will be difficult >> there are law maker s on both side that address the president if he wants he can cut off the payment to the insurance companies he's threatened to do so much. that triggers the let obamacare fail mantra he's been say, is that a possibility >> of the democrats and republicans working together on some pieces? i think that's -- that's almost guaranteed they're going to do that. the key is that if you look at what happened, they did the, fda authorization, they got through a put bunch o

mcconnell and schumer are working together in the senate, now, if that atmosphere is poisoned again, like it was during the healthcare debate and that's a high likelihood of happening, it's going to be very hard to accomplish anything. >> i want to ask you one thing before we go, saw the president in west virginia. story that came out. president's big story that it was the governor jim justice switching to the republican party n west virginia now, you only have one state,ed with office holder who's a democrat, who is joe mansion. up to up for election next year. he said last night he's staying as a democrat, do you think there's movement on that >> i think you should listen to him there. i don't think there is much political reason for him to flip parties. >> good seeing you tonight. normally we see him on 5at630 good to have you in here tonight. marina back to you. a dispute over rent forced the secret service out of new york's trump tower, the agency vacated in july and relocated to

outside the building. the move steps from dispute between the government and the trump organization of the terms of a lease. the secret service had stationed its command post one floor below the president's condo. president trump desire for a border wall. his like ness appears on a wall separating the west bank city of bethlehem and israel. one shows mr. trump hugging and kissing an israelee watch tower and the other showing him wearing a yes, ma'am ka and said i'm going to build i was brother. former president barack obama celebrating 56th birthday, they're returning to the favorite vacation spots here in the states, ma that aly written yard this weekend. >> former first lady said the another year older but theam

phenomenonal guy i married nearly 25 years ago. happy birthday, we love you so much. a violent break in, three armed burglars robbed >> we'll tell you what happened and where coming up a, but first gwen? >> allegheny, all the neighborhoods in the line of fire right now. could see gusty winds and possibly hail. i'm going to have the details coming up after the break. stay with us. stay with us.

. looking for suspects in this armed robbery back in march in la play at a maryland

pointing a knife and guns at an employee counting cash. they move him to the floor as they break thigh into the safe. they take off. charles county crime solvers are offering a cash reward for any information that leads to arrest. the search is underway for the suspect at a robbery at a wells fargo last friday in north bethesda, the suspect comes in, shows the teller a note and makes out with cash. there's a reward up to $10,000 for information leading to an arrest. and a woman in fayetteville, north carolina caught on camera robbing a sprint store while totaling an saw style rifle. the woman demanded cell phones from the clerk and took off with the phones in a dark blue hazard, the suspect dark color hair with tattoo on her right shoulder blade. someone will rook her and help them track her down. brody logan told you a couple days ago about the drive-by dunk challenge. when you drive by a basketball hoop, even if it's not

get out, dunk and leave. that is not the drive-by dunk challenge. this alleged >> there it is. >> so the arlington county fire department is getting. the t rex's little arm can't quite make the dunk. the challenge has been spreading with police officers and nba players getting in on the action. >> no one was injured in making this video >> we should also say do not try this at home yourself. >> all right. >> no. that's a dunk challenge for you >> i thought i was going to say, better stay close to that guy. that will hurt himself. >> he's got a lot of padding. we saw really severe weather yesterday and having thunderstorm warnings now >> we still have over areas to our far northwest but watching it closely because we could see things firing set up a little bit tonight across our area. but i've got good news for the weekend. so if we can get through tonight, i think you

of happy. you know, we can't guarantee everybody will see something but i don't want to rule it out based on the fact that we've got this frontal system moving into hot, humid air mass, take a look at storm tracker radar, we have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 6:00 for allegheny and washington, this is radar indicated thunderstorms right now that are moving through here, but they're moving to the north northeast heading through about 30 miles an hour and have the potential for 60 miles per hour wind gusts as well as hail in this. right now, in the line of fire, we've got hand cherry run, clear spring, all of these neighborhoods in the line of fire in terms of these storms, do be careful and take heed and if you see any lightening or hear any thunder make sure you stay inside and don't take chances with these storms and here's a look to line stretching all the way to the south and parts of virginia and into the carolinas. this is associated with a pretty strong frontal system that i want to tell you

awful lot of severe weather in the midsection of country. it is going to actually move its way across our area tonight. so, ahead of it and along the frontal system, i can't rule out that we won't see some of this action before the night is over. we're actually looking at some of the stronger storms that have actually been a little closer to the north, so mason dixon line may see more activity but once again i can't rule it out. storm prediction has it under a risk of severe weather for tonight. and it looks like once the front comes through, we could see the, a bit more widespread chance of those showers and storms, especially along i 70 and 81 corridor. once again, just bears watching, fair warning. temperatures now, the double 8s kicking up and in gaithersburg, same at quantico, 91 at manassas, a dc, we did reach a high of 90 today. 86 at baltimore this hour, 85 in annapolis, 90 at fredericksberg, still hot sticky and humid, the

good news is on the back side of that front, once it moves through, we got cooler air for you. so we're going to go see a little bit of a dip in our temperatures, the winds will pick up as well for tomorrow. we're going to go see plenty of sunshine before it's all said and done. we're going to start off with clouds in the morning, just because of this system that's going to be well to the east of us at that point, but the cooler air will kick in and a nice break finally well deserved for the humidity. we're finally going to start to get a little bit more comfortable for you around here. futurecast showing you tonight with those storm potential, as we move through into midnight and pretty much out of the way, which is at least good news. tomorrow though, temperatures will be into the low 80's, behind that system, looking at that cooler air, kicking in and if you're headed to the beach, ocean city, here's a look what you can expect for the weekend. temperatures into the 80's, mid 80's then cooling down a little bit on sunday, can't rule out showers on saturday but it will be the residual effect of that frontal system heading through.

showers and a chance of storms in my forecast, once again, i can't rule out we don't see something more pop up. we're seeing what's happening with the neighbors in the northwest. 83 tomorrow, sunny but windy, they could be gusting up to 25 miles an hour. here's a look at the fox 5 seven-day forecast. as you can see, we've got a chance of a few storms into the week as well. so, you know, just a couple days here and there, monday going to be pretty active weather day. but temperatures will be below seasonal right through into the week. a little bit cooler. good news less humidity. happy to say that. back to you. >> thank you, gwen. national daniel murphy single handedly try it's to put the nats over the defending champions. >> he's talking about bringing banners to the district. brody? >> i know, championship banners in dc, jim, crazy, but

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♪ ♪. greatest moment in recent sports history with a game winning shot in the playoffs against the celtics. the reaction was pure joy, walt officially announced an extension and hopefully provide washington sports fans many more euphoric moments >> this is my second home. everything i do in the city, since day one i have every time i walk around and see everybody showing me support and love, that's most important thing i can give back. they look at me not as john wall, the super star basketball player they look at me as a great person, and still supporting me the next six years, this is a team i want to be

i'm not going to stop until i get a jersey retired and a banner. >> reporter: he set his sights on the my client ba 2k video game. saying you a joke, to which he replied 90 not good enough? referring to the rating in this year's game. basically saying i didn't get better, ron know from 2 said it was a 93 a nice reading, he replied i ended at 90 but good try with the 93, rod know replied with a dancing salt shaker. few things professional athletes care about more than personal video game ratings. let's pump it up. 90 might be low. nationals in chicago, the nats danny murphy ready to put on a show. leaves one hanging, you don't want to do that against murphy. he gets one hung out. two-run shot, 2-0, nationals but

danny boy he was not done. sixth inning. murphy sends it up and away. second homer of the day, nats bull pen shuts down the defending champs winning 4-2. last night during the delay in their game with the diamond back, the arizona pitchers accepted a challenge. you have a man with head through the pants and a bit of a cool running vibe going on, bob sled. >> we have a bob sled team >> and then fishing. the -- >> oh, boy. and i love that you can see their reactions, because they have videos, the 7-10 split, never easy to get. somehow, they were able to make it -- make it fall. so this is one of the for you times cubs conceded. they said you win, you win >> can you just imagine someone going on the ten-day dl >> in

>> then that would just kill all the fun. >> it would be >> what's the record? >> well the cubs are coming back, they were not looking good, maybe it's fun like this and the diamondbacks are a wild card contender >> start focusing on playing >> what are you doing in the bull pen all day? you get one guy out. it's easiest job in sports >> all that money and that's what they get paid to do >> you may have heard about 9-year-old boy and had us mission across the east coast delivering doughnuts to police officer >> make good on his promise in maryland, we have the story coming up next. gyp

. republicans should be fed up >> somebody needs to go over there to that senate >> political twist to everything. ♪ ♪

. 9-year-old boy promised to delivering treats to law enforcement officer, he was in heartford county handing out doughnuts to maryland state police and nine others police departments, part ofs six-week road trip to thank officers for

him with an honor t-shirt. so far, tyler delivered more than 22,000 doughnuts to police across 16 states. good for him. that's the news at 5:00. the news at 6:00 with tony and marina starts right now. ♪ ♪ this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. right now at 6:00, a search in the district for a man accused of up skirting. and turns out, some of the victims may not have even known it was happening. plus, a former montgomery county teacher learns his punishment for sexually abusing students. we take you to an emotional day in the courtroom. a dc woman attacked and a dog stolen. all while they were just out for a walk. the news at 6:00 starts now. well, the search continues for a man accused of sexual abuse and taking up skirt

thanks for joining us i'm tony perkins >> i'm marina marraco in for shawn, some of the victims may not have known they were being targeted. lauren demarco is live with the story. lauren? . >> reporter: a woman was heading up the escalator when she felt somebody put their hand underneath her skirt. she took off. the suspect headed back in towards the station. metro transit police reviewed surveillance images and they see that the man was actually putting his cell phone underneath her skirt. presumably to take a picture or some other type of video. there's security cameras all over this metro station and what's more disturbing, police say they could see the suspect do this to several other victims out women ever noticing. releasing parts of the video that show this guy in hopes the public can identify him. you see him there in the black shirt near the man with the boycott. at one point he steps off the escalator looking at his phone and there are clips of him pacing the area where