this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. breaking news right now at 10:00. an 8-year-old shot in the district. we are live at the scene tonight with what we're learning about the investigation. a neighborhood in shock. a maryland man now faces murder charges, connected to his young sister and cousin. a virginia state trooper laid to rest one week after

charlottesville. how he's being remembered. . . want to begin with the break news in the district. an 8-year-old shot late tonight in southeast. >> thank you for joining us i'm lauren demarco >> i'm matt ackland be let's get out to evan lambert live on the scene. >> reporter: we are in the 1400 block of 41 it's street southeast. i'm going to take a step out of the way so you can see what's going on behind us, a pretty big area that dc police have roped off here. this is interior fort davis recreation center and there are tennis courts and basketball court. we've been told by the police that there was a cook-out in this area, neighbors have said that as well. and right now, police looking for some kind of suspect at this point. we're going to toss it back to you at this time. we'll give you an update little bit

now to a developing story we've been following, a p25-yea maryland is behind bars tonight. charged in the murder of a his 6-year-old sister and two young cousins. investigators say antonio williams has confessed to the killings. the body of the three children were found yesterday morning at a home on brook jane drive, police say the victims were stabbed to death. >> at this point, we do not have a motive. we don't know exactly why he stabbed these three young beautiful girls. >> police say williams was home alone overnight caring for the girls wise his mother worked an overnight shift as a nurse, williams is charged with first and second degree murder, he's he being held without bond's police identified the victims as 6-year-old nadiro, and her cousins 9-year-old and 6-year-old ajia decree, the

sisters have been visiting saying good-bye to a state trooper killed in the helicopter crash in charlottesville. family and friends gathered to remember hj cul lin, may monitored the whitest nationalist protests. he had been the pilot for terry mcauliffe who spoke at the service today. >> never be the same time when i step into that helicopter and not see jay in that font right seat with cullen on the back of his helmet. however, when i do get in that helicopter, i will think of jay. >> lieutenant cullen graduated from the virginia state police academy in may of 1994 as a member of the 9th basic session. he first joined the virginia state police aviation unit in 1999. meanwhile act

charlottesville, students are arriving back at the university of virginia for a new school gear. flags are flying at half staff outside the ratune da and some dorms had signs saying no room for hate here. many parents helping the students, saying right now they're thinking about safety. >> we have received tons of e-mails to reassure us parents that the students will be ok and they will be protected. i felt ok. even though, you know, things turned out the way it did. >> just yesterday, uva president teresa sullivan answered questions from parents about the likelihood of similar rallies in the city in the future >> since the protests, demonstrations have heated up across the nation. thousands marched today against racism and hate. fox molly line is in boston with latest >> protesters taking

streets in a number of cities across the nation, 10s of thousands of marchers in boston overshadowed a free speech rally in boston common, few tense moment as police in riot gear cleared the streets following the rally >> no one got hurt, killed, and we don't really have a whole lot of -- in fact, we have no significant at all property damage to the city. >> in memphis, tennessee, anti-racism protests got heat over the removal of the confederate statue there. >> a similar scene in houston text, destroy the confederacy where blue lives matter and black lives matter protesters clash >> we're here to protect the children. that are being tormented by these white supremacists. it is a complete difference, it is a 100% difference. we're fighting for life. and they're fighting to keep killing the president responding to the protests on twitter saying, quote, i want to

protesters in boston speaking out against bigotry and hate. our country will soon come together as one. >> the demonstrations came week after and alt right rally turned deadly when white supremacists and neo-nazi groups clashed. the clashes are part of a national debate over the removal of confederate statues across the nation. >> taking down monuments is part of our -- process a needs to happen to help our society bridge the divide >> while the boston police reported at least two dozen arrests during the protests here on saturday, the demonstrations remained for the most part peaceful. in boston, molly line, fox news. it has been a violent 24 hours for police officers in florida and pennsylvania. six officers were shot and several unrelated incident, two officers in kissimmee florida, officers matthew backs center and sam howard were patrolling in an area known for illegal drugs and

that's when they spotted three suspicious men as the officers approached, one man opened fire, the chief says his officers had no chance. >> it's tough. i'll be honest. we're aware of what goes on, you know, in law enforcement across the nation. we haven't experienced this in over 25 years. >> that gunman everett miller got away. police later arrested him at a nearby bar. as for the other shootings, gunman shot and wounded two officers in jacksonville florida, another gunman attacked two officers in western pennsylvania. these four officers are expected to survive. let's take a turn to the weather and take a look outside. we've had some stormy weather in parts of the area this evening. >> look out there at scarier at the masonic temple, but gary in for gwen. storms moved through the area and the big qst

we expect for tomorrow. still see some of this wet weather >> i don't think so. for tomorrow, it will be a lot drier. a lot more stable around here but a pretty good upper level disturbance moving through kicking off a lot of thunderstorm activity. this started early this afternoon, way out in the eastern sections of ohio, western pa and been moving in our direction for last several hours. things calmed down quite a bit. big picture here, no warnings we haven't had warnings in a while up through frederick county and they're running along 70, very strong thunderstorms earlier. we'll zoom down, you can still see there's a little storm there along 270 at the spur just south of rockville, that's continuing to move on off to the east as well. i've brought down the clutter. there's a lot of grounder clutter. legitimately, there's -- these are really weakening in the last 20, 30 minutes, not seeing any current storms with lightening or not seeing any

lightening currently, there could be some cloud to cloud, we only see cloud to ground here. down to the south, a little shower for berk and through fairfax county. and perhaps a little bit still existing there in prince william's county. this will continue to move off to the east at about 25 to 30 miles per hour. and i do suspect over the next hour or so, most of this is going to get well east of us. now, we probably have at least a threat for a shower as we get into midnight or so. after that, we're continually drying up. the strongest is right there on the spur. zeroed into it. it will get over in wheaton and run along the beltway. i don't think these will get stronger, i've gotten tweets about -- about fedex, looks like fedex is dry, hopefully all weekend. 82 degrees in the city, you see how cooler it is up to the north and west, rain cooled with thunderstorms moving through there and i'll show you the overnight forecast, i suspect after

the east of us and we will dry out. temperature at about 77 degrees for 1:00 a.m. 75, 3:00 a.m. and end up in the lower 70's for low, rest of your weekend forecast coming up in a bit. from our white house strategist steve bannon not out of a job long, back at breitbart news, tonight some are wondering how his exit will affect the president's agenda going forward. >> reporter: steve bannon was viewed by a lot of conservatives as the custodian of campaign such as immigration, trade tax reform and putting america first with foreign policies now a number of conservatives are worried without his national views in the white house, those campaign promises are in jeopardy. in a letter to the president yesterday agroup of 19 conservative groups wrote, in part while others may come and go in the white house, we feel sure that with steve and kellyanne at your side you

who have supported us. there's veiled message to others in the white house who don't share the president's populus view and now that bannon is out, the campaign manager says those advisors will face less resistance in pushing the president to take more moderate positions. >> some of the people inside your administration weren't with you during the campaign. and they don't agree with you on policy positions now and i think that that's going to continue. that he's going to continue to point those themes out. when it's necessary, because he's always been the voice that had to rise up to be able to stop certain things from happening. >> bannon isn't giving up the agenda in an interview, with the weekly standard said, quote, i feel jacked up now i'm free, i've got my hands back on that weapon, someone said it's bannon the bar bearian, i'm definitely going to crush the opposition, no doubt. i

and now i'm going to go back knowing what i know and we're about to rev that machine up. bannon told several reporters yesterday now he's back at the head of breitbart he's, quote, going to war against anyone who opposes the president's populus nationalist agenda, whether the media, congress or other folks within the white house. in washington, garrett tenney it's a night hollywood comes to dc, the kennedy center honor, president said he wants the honorees to be celebrated without political distraction, usually he host as reception, and that's been cancelled the first time it's happened in the his. in choosing not participate in this year's honors activities, the administration has graciously

for the kennedy center and insures the honors gala remains a deservingly special moment for the honorees at 10:00, there's a lot of phone scams seems like we talk about them all the time. wait until you hear about a new one >> what you need to know before answering your next call, advice from the experts coming up next.

♪. happening now in the district. police are asking for help from the public finding several missing teenagers. on the left of your screen, 16-year-old was last seen friday along 37th street southeast, on right is angel moses, last seen along i street in southeast.

technique henderson last seen on i street and finally there's 14-year-old mar keys ross last seen on f in northwest. you're asked to call dc. we've been telling you about skimming devices on atms and gas pumps, if you're out running earned and filling your gas tank -- here are precaution, make sure the gas pump panel is closed. and doesn't show signs of tampering. many stations now put red security seals over the combat panel to crack down on skimmer, if the gas pump panel has been tampered with. the label will say void, look at the card reader, does it look different than other readers? the card reader on the left has a skimmer not. in if it moves, report it to the attendant and use a different pump. a warning about a new phone scam.

to trick you into picking up the phone. fox's linda smith has what you need to know. >> very annoying >> if it seems like you're getting morrow bow calls than ever, experts say you're right >> i'll get them in groups of seven sometimes >> but the people calling are not tell marketers, alex is the ceo of you mail, it's a company that offers software to block robo calls. he says legitimate telemarketers are honoring the do not call list. scammers are not >> the people who are doing the calls are the scammers, pretending to be the irs to get you to wire money, they pretend to be microsoft and there's a virus on your computer. they pretend to be a vacation-free cruise >> scammers gotten very slick, most cause are coming from outside the u.s. but they're

able to create the allusion they're calling from your area code. oftentimes they're also using the first three digits of your phone number. to trick you into answering the phone >> there's lots of databases that you can go to that say what are they active prefixes in a given area code, it's easy to get a list of area codes and you get a list of prefixes and you start dollars for dollars one at a time one after another and you pick a random number and start using that to make your calls >> the fcc said u.s. consumers are bombarded with an estimated two and a half billion bitter cold calls every month. in an effort to combat the problem, the federal agency is considering giving phone providerers more freedom to block suspected robo calls on their network >> i have it happen all the time on my personal and work phone, seems like it's ringing and >> watch out for everything. we're talking about the gas station and the

phone scams >> they have they have so many unique ways. are you trying to see a new movie maybe this weekend? >> maybe escape some heat, kevin mccarthy is giving his take on the latest hollywood films when we come back. we come back.

. looking for a cool way to spend your evening, why not check out a new movie >> our movie guy, kevin mccarthy got the scoop on what's in theaters this week. >> everybody it's kevin mccarthy. let's start off with steven sodaberg's logan lucky. he mentioned the ocean's trial apology also sex lies and videotape, one of my favorite films of his. >> traffic, magic mike and more, thisil

the oceans franchise. dealing with a hoist mixed with comedy and drama, instead of a casino it's taking place at the charlotte mode speed way, the film stars channing tate tom, seth mcfarland, daniel craig's accent will blow your mine be it's a fun entertaining film with great twists and turns, a bit on the long side, kept me entertained. i gave it a four out of five. sodaberg logan lucky. next good time. check your local listings. the film stars robert pat inson and been knee pat see. the film focuses specifically on pat inson trying to break his brother out of the hospital and running from the police, robert pat

they grab you, lock you in and don't let go. of it's pure insane tea. the film is shot on 35 millimeter films, films like this aren't made anymore, it's dark, gritty, brutal the intense and sometimes shocking one of the best films of the year, 4.5 out of five. finally the mit man's body guard starring ryan renteds who must protect a hit man by getting him to a court case to testify against the film's villain played by gary oldman. it works because of samuel jackson, and ryan reynolds, these chemistry is fantastic and balances comedy and actions, i have issues with script at times and some of the cgi, 3.5 out of five. tweet me your reviews at kevin mccarthy, tv,

fox news. i'm a big person that watches movies in the winter, i don't see them much in the summer because i want to be outside but he's always >> way to rain on kevin's parade >> i didn't mean it that way. i'd rather be out on a hot day. >> kid at home, no movies for me for awhile, typically i love movies. all who can go i think you should go. >> startling new numbers out. this is actually kind of frightening show just how much americans drink. >> what is behind the increase? that's ahead at 10:30, back in a moment. stay with us. stay with us.

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. if it had been up to him he would have hit us all >> three people killed in the midsts of rallies >> they've left behind flowers, no mother should have to give up her 32-year-old child. ♪ ♪. this is fox 5 local news at

welcome back tonight. thanks for joining us, i'm matt ackland >> i'm lauren demarco, we have a few headlines we're following, we want to get to >> an 8-year-old boy is recovering after he was shot outside a recreation center in southeast. this happened around 8:00 tonight on the 41 it's street. police are investigating what happened right now it is unclear who fired those shots. we're told the boy suffered a graze wound and was taken to the hospital for treatment. he's expected to make a full recovery. tonight a man is charged with murdering his 6-year-old sister and two young cousins. investigators say antonio williams confessed to the killings, the bodies of the three children were found yesterday morning at a home. police say the victims were stabbed to death. williams is charged with first and second degree murder. he's being held without bond. virginia state trooper lieutenant hj cullen was laid to rest. one of two troopers killed

helicopter crash last saturday responding to a deadly protest at a white supremacist rally in charlottesville. the funeral for bates was yet. the cause remains under investigation. gary is in for gwen tonight. you've been monitoring some of this storm activity coming through tonight. >> yes. lot was severe, calmed down. now we have another little strong getting stronger south of town, a lot to look at >> hopefully not going to affect the folks at fedex >> i'll show you that here in just a second. it's afternoon. they got to play. but there's a little bit of lightening out there. have to watch out for that. it's pretty cloudy out right now. and it's still a liquid muggy with the storms and showers moving through. temperature is 79 at national. we're not looking at in this matter. i don't think. but anyway, heat index is 81. winds out of the northwest at 17 miles per hour. it's been pretty gusty around these fronts.

ou actually putting down some little fronts here. let me show you this takes us back about last two hours. big thunderstorms up north and west, severe weather there, heavy rain gusty wind and those storms cruised along i 70. they put out a big boundary or cold front, another cold front for more thunderstorms out to have the west and those boundaries are coming together and producing another thunderstorm, basically south of mountain vernon but there's a lot of lightening and this is really blossomed in the last 15 be 20 minutes, fedex is over here, this is all kind of moving in that direction. against the core of the storm, put the tracks so you could see the places will be affected in the next few minutes. of piscataway what, clinton, all in the path of this, i think you'll have heavy rain and maybe a little bit of small hail but more than anything looks like just a lot of lightening, thunder, heavy rain, and some gusty winds coming o

as the storm is moving to the east at about 25 miles per hour. so i'll continue to watch this, again, not anticipating anymore of these thunderstorms becoming severe. but again, they need to be watched closely. as some of those are blossoming along that boundary, sometimes they can go up and quickly westminster has been cooled off, 66 degrees there, as these thunderstorms came through, put down a lot of cool air, along i 81, temperatures are in the 60's now, frederick at 70. of course, here we are, muggy 79 degrees. overnight in the city, we'll drop down through the middle 70's, lower 70's for lows tonight, thunderstorms started way out in ohio and raced through western sections of pa. really strong, really severe after central portions of pennsylvania calming down a little bit. this is a combination of a frontal system and a little upper level disturbance swinging by. the disturbance is about to get by. so as it gets by

us, we're going to calm down, we're going to dry out and we're going to clear up overnight. allow these winds to start coming in from the northwest and in a lower the humidity, tomorrow will be comfortable out there. tonight we're down to about 72 here in town, gaithersburg 68. frederick, 65. of course, some of these temperatures are already this cool. they won't cool off a whole lot more, fredericksberg 68 and tomorrow, upper 80's just about everybody, a little bit less humid tomorrow than what we were today, we continue this less humid trend, humidity will come back on monday, tuesday and wednesday. otherwise, tomorrow is dry and sunny. nice little wind out of the north northwest at about five to ten miles per hour. we'll start with sun, we'll end with sun and looks like tomorrow, no real great chance of a shower or thunderstorm, we could have a little bit back out to the west and southwest. i think here in the metro we stay all dry. 89 tomorrow, 91 for solar eclipse monday, looks like we'll have

so hopefully they won't be around until about 1:00 and 3:00. then we get into the rest of the week, stay right around 90. but by thursday, much cooler temperatures coming in here, 82 there, 81 on friday, and next weekend, we could have highs only in the 70's if this forecast verifies, matt is liking that >> did you say 70's >> highs in the 70's, temporarily >> see you in a bit, the annapolis police department is coming together to help one of its officers whose home was destroyed in a storm. twister damaged several homes and businesses last month, including that of officer paul sullivan. he is part of the swat team with the annapolis police department, his fellow officers set up a gofundme page to help. so far it's raised nearly $12,000. starting study is highlights how much people actually

does america have a drinking problem? fox tell us us what researchers have to say. >> reporter: heavy drinking a has become a public health crisis, this according to a recent study by the national institute on alcohol abuse and alcoholism >> i'm not that surprised with the state of the world what's going on >> i feel like it's been a common thing >> researchers surveyed 40,000 americans about their drinking habits, first 2001 and then 2012, they found unprecedented creases among certain groups, alcohol use disorder which is someone depending was up 82%, among women alone, 84% and for those 65 and older, stop issuing. alcohol is the leading cause of death.

this study doesn't surprise me. >> reporter: while the study found a variety of reasons behind the increases, economics is off a factor >> economics is a huge factor when it comes to all forms of addiction. we always see higher levels of addiction among the poor >> excessive drinking cause as variety of diseases from cirrhosis to strokes. alcohol can be especially harmful to the elderly >> drinking on top of medications, they're drinking on top of their blood pressure medications. they're blood thinners >> stress in general causes people to drink because experts say it's a form of self medication. alcohol related issues cost society an estimated 250 billion dollars per year. >> it's one of the most dangerous drugs there is. it's a little slower to kill you, might take ten years before it causes cirrhosis. but it's going to kill you. >> lid dia, fox 5 news. so

those drug commercials and at the end, you hear all the scary information about what could happen to you. well, the fda might try to limit a little bit of that. right now prescription drug makers have to mention all the benefits and risks. a new approach would feature only the most serious and potentially fatal side effects, the agency is asking for comments on this proposal from consumers, doctors and other people beginning this monday. ♪ ♪. sad breaking news tonight. we're learning about death of civil rights activist dick gregory he was hospitalized earlier this month for an undisclosed illness and died here in dc. gregory began his career as a comedian while serving in the military in the mid 1950's. the st. louis native performed stand-up decades. he was an active person during

ci many issues including women's rights. he often took controversial stands and was often seen here in dc participating in countless protests, gregory was 84 years old. i covered the district and i would often see gregory at city hall, at protests, like you were saying, he was always part of the community, in fact, i'm reading some tweets, yvette alexander said i'm sad anded to hear dick gregory has passed away. thank you for being a historian, educator and speaking truth to power and jesse jackson said he taught us how to laugh and live, he was committed to justice, i miss him already, that's from review rented referred jackson. . brody logan joins us next with sports >> how businesses are cashing in

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. redskins have lot to wondering. won against the raves, went three and out on the only two possession, they scored three points in a boring penalty and turnover filled slog. good news, they have three more games to work on it. it's a positive. of jay gruden trying to figure out what's going to get to his team offense. first offense goes three and out like they did, but special teams picking him up. picked up by niles paul, great field position for the skin skins, you know what that offense does? they go three and zero, of course. all target throw, hey, still the preseason, first offense, 37 yards

plays, skins get field go, 3-soar, linebacker, isolated against tight end will lose every time. redskins offense though, finally gets a couple first downs desperate for the first touchdowns. you can hear him exhale. finally a touchdown for the redskins. they're losing 21-17. strawsberg is bad, bad news, max scherzer is injured. good news, strauss back against one of the worst offenses in the major, padres, bad new, strauss not exactly himself, he gave up a first nigger, stroudsburg first base, get, adrian, strawsberg, anthony slow

nats score half down 2-1, after the early blemish, great movement on the fast ball strawsberg showing no ill effects, nats currently trail 2-1 in the sixth. from the pitchers to the pitch. dc united in colorado. open shot on goal but tim howard, u.s. national team goal keeper still good. make as save, then red and black one of the worst goals you'll see unless you're a united fan. that is an earned goal. oh, no. yeah, you don't want to see that. look -- just look at the way that goes. currently leading 1-05

>> $72 million for a high school football stadium. >> gradient put on the actual playing surface, >> it's not every day new high school stadium is built but in texas, a new one is now open and ready for the first game of the season. >> well-planned, designed by architects, construction folks did a great job. >> we bought >> it's called legacy stadium and it's named after katie football coach mike johnston >> no doubt it's a blessing and great honor >> voters approved of the project in 2014 as part of a zero tax increase bond, the officials say 12,000 people can fit inside and at the second athletic facility was needed because of about 3,000 new students come to katie isd every year, the stadium and surrounding facilities in total cost about 72 million dollar. >> we may be the most expensive

but another one will come on board and you'll be visiting with them soon. >> along this are 21 different state championship >> fox 26 news got a first look and the state-of-the-art facility is massive. it's ada accessible and has a jumbo tron, plus a number of programs will use the space >> the dance teams, the cheerleaders, you'll see the varsity football teams, the boys and girls soccer teams coming in. there's so many groups >> i like the sunken aspect of it, walk up the big ramp >> i love it. it's beautiful. >> games started at the end of the month and safes at the students are ready for another great football season under the friday night lights >> games start in three weeks. just going to love it >> fox 26, i'm lindsey henry >> $72 million for a high school stadium. >> it's not just one team >> everyone

it. but my goodness, wow. >> friendship collegiate here in dc doesn't have their own stadium, they know practice in like a dirt field they call the beach. they don't have their home stadium >> that's what my high school did >> we only have our own either >> all the schools shared in my district. >> it wasn't like that. >> pretty nice. all right. . thanks, brody >>. you guys may have heard, there's a solar eclipse. it's happening. what do you think about that? >> what are we going to do >> it's just two days away now. >> when are they starting off >> coming up people spending big cash to get ready. >> not me. and have you ever gotten annoyed when someone doesn't answer your text messages? lauren demarco? >> i'm busy. >> one dad says he has a solution, >> you have a kid that's a good

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. if you're living on another planet and you haven't heard, from all of those glasses that every seems to want, to the watch parties. fox's lauren simonetti takes a look at the stellar sales. >> the first coast to coast eclipse in almost 100 years is sending businesses into a frenzy. protective glasses are essential for viewing, nasa certified manufacturers offer over 20 varieties, other merchandise like t-shirts, has to up for grabs in anticipation of this buckets list event. the path of totality. >> a lot of the hot

are requiring people to stay put for four, five nights as way to capitalize. >> tom from holiday inn in nashville, said interest in the area has not slowed down >> we saw about a month ago and rates are about 30% higher than we normally give. really can strong demands and we saw it grow as people got excited. >> the makers of moon pies, those graham cracker treats noticed their kin ship with the eclipse over a year ago and it's been out of this world >> moon pie is running 24 hours a day celebrating the eclipse and we're getting a request from all over the country from our retail partners and festivals and events to have moon pies >> the number one selling point is experience. and so, the more you can pack on to this experience as a travel provider, the more people will

gobble it up, it's not about the special viewing glasses the more comprehensive an experience these travel companies create around this, the more successful it will be both for the consumer and for the travel provider. >> the united states postal service is cashing in with a special edition stamp. it has a special ink that uses the heat from your finger to reveal the moon, experts and retailers agree this is pretty universal experience. >> we're pretty grateful that the sun and the moon participated in and agreed with our marketing plans for this year. >> experts suggest taking advantage of low gas prices and hitting the road with 200 million people living within a day's drive. of the path of totality, they will want a full tank, lauren simonetti. fox business. make sure you're with us on monday, we'll have a special live eclipse show beginning at 11:30 a.m. on fox 5 live, and remember, you can find it streaming on our

facebook page. >> that's really into the whole eclipse situation. >> i'm excited. >> all right. this is something completely different. do you think you can stand the smell? not just one, but three smelly corpse flowers are in bloom at the u.s. botanic garden, this is video from when one bloomed last year, the rare tropical bloom get its name that gets a foul smell that might remind you of rotten cabbage. three corpse flowers bloomed close to the same time at a north american institution >> speaking of eclipse everybody wants to go to that and smell the corpse >> see that smelly thing. >> i've been here how many years. hve you >> no, but people get excited >> they come from all over to smell the copse flower >> the dc region is one of the

wealthiest in the country >> a survey found dc residents are pretty cheap. 14.9% compared with were the national average of 16.4. marylanders also don't tip that well. they're above average at 15.9% and those folks who live in virginia are closer to the average. they tip a bit better, 16% >> 20% people, come on, go with the 20%. a london dad got fed up with his kids ignoring his text. he created an ap to change that. daily mail said the ap called reply asap takes over a person and phone screen and sounds an alarm. it doesn't stop until the text or call is answered. the dad's selling his creation to other parents but only available for androids right now. does it have to be for a kid? can you do this for a spouse? maybe a co anchor >> let's put i

>> it's not an android, my friends are saying please you're the worst, sometimes you get around to it. sometimes people are really good. if it keeps beeping, that's annoying >> it would make you answer. >> we're back in a moment, stay with us. with us. 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, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of you contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee.

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