talked to a friend of the 17-year-old victim and she said it was the girl's exboyfriend that did this this happened 8:45 last night. there was a massive police presence when we arrived. there ways search for a shooter and plater police realized one of the victims was the gunman. he has been identified today as 19-year-old nerson nunez lopez of maryland and they have not identified the other two shot because they're juveniles both from alexandria and 15-year-old boy shot is expected to survive. right now he's in stable condition at the hospital according to police. this is an area where a lot of families come, people are walking their dogs. a lot of activity. people not expecting this kind of violence. and we talked to a neighbor who could not believe it when she heard the gun shots. >> i was settling in to watch one of my tv shows i had the volume down low and i heard three shots and then

then about 15, 20 minute -- second pause rather and another three shoxts i knew they were not firecrackers. >> reporter: alexandria police are not confirming what led up to this that there was any kind of romantic relationship between the suspect and female victim. they are confirming that the suspect and victims all knew each other and they also said today they have no reason to believe that gang activity played a role in this. live in alexandria, lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". raek breaking tonight. a d.c. man in trouble with police for assault in the district is now under arrest charged with attempting to assault a woman in cam spr springs. 23-year-old kerry edwards. in this most recent incident he broke into a woman's home saturday morning and attempted to assault her. police were called and noticed edward's running from the home naked at the time. he was able to gate way and was

second foot chase. he now faces charges -- new charges in prince george county for attempted murder, rape and robbery. >> right now, washington national television an light ray knight is facing assault and battery charges after fairfax county police say he got into a fight earlier yesterday morning with acquaint enters at his home in the alexandria section of country. both men had visible injuries and were treated at a hospital. live in the neighborhood tonight is paul wagner with the story. paul. >> reporter: jim, this is where ray knight lives. i'm in a neighborhood known as king's town. it was around 4:00 yesterday morning that callers, at least two callers, dialed 911 to say there was a fight going outright on this lawn here outside of the building where ray knight lives. listen now to how the call was initially dispatched. >> 631, 3502 two white males fighting in

unknown weapon. caller advising me they stopped physically fighting. >> reporter: that was 4:00 sunday morning with a former major league player and manager live. a second call to 911 gave similar information. but also said the men appeared to be intoxicated. ray knight came to the door when we knocked earlier today. here is part of the exchange. >> i just don't want to comment. i just think the process will take its place and i just know that anything that i say is not going to matter until the process works itself out. >> reporter: how are you doing we were told you were injured as well. >> i'm fine. i'm fine. >> looks like you have a bandage on your right hand there. >> um. >> no u. i don't. >> you were hospitalized. >> no, i was not hospitalized. they just -- i just

-- no comment guys. just respect that and i'll -- i'll mack a statement at some point soon. >> were you drinking and having a good time. >> i was here alone and they -- these four people came h here. so that's all. >> friends of yours do you know them? >> two of them are friends and two people i never seen before. >> the people that called the police said the fight was outside on the front lawn. >> um, i -- people that called the police, i don't know. >> that was the initial call to police there were two white males fighting outside that appeared to be intoxicated. >> well, that's not true in my case, thank you. >> okay. [ door slams ]. >> reporter: knight was referring to whether or not he was intoxicated and denies that. also you can see in the video, through the window he had a bandage on his right hand. but when he turned to look

turned back to me it appeared to say he didn't have one on. so, as far as the police account is concerned they say he got into a fight with a 33-year-old acquaintance that person has not been identified we reached out to nationals to see if they have a comment and at this hour we have not heard back. live in king's town section of fairfax county, paul wagner, "fox5 local news". all right. how does a commute for d.c. to baltimore in 15 minutes sound. well could be a reality in maryland son ooz governor hogan flowed support behind the he lop musk hyper loop. >> it would start near for the immediate and revolutionize in our area and governor hogan today about the project and join us in college park. what did you hear, fits. >> this is skiingt stuff, sarah, gym, now this is college park marks station. he pending on the day you can get from d.c. to baltimore in around

this is a whole new ball game called hyper loop consider this might be one of the pods this walter bottle. they're putting these pod, these trains inside vacuum tubes and shoot down underground track underneath ground and they can get they think from d.c. to baltimore in just 15 minutes. that's exciting stuff. it's already underway right now up near for the immediate. the governor says today if maryland doesn't get on board with this right now some other part of country and front of this line and. >> from washington to baltimore and starting in the middle and going in both directions. and the event july plan from washington to new york in 24 minutes has exciting prop tition.

>> it's pretty exciting and this project is underway right now. initialing dig begun near for the immediate. portions of i 95 maryland controls and and ard coming to the govern's and portion of 295 and you don't have to go far to turn out where they're doing this work. there university of maryland and team called loop umd. and these are 75 students that are actually working on a real life hyper loop tube. this thing works scaled down and over to laboratory today. and one of the members. and this is real live stuff. >> because of that, you can go really fast without a lot of air drags slowing you down.

and 30 minutes apart to an hour apart in minutes. and really connect people from downtown to downtown. >> think about that. d.c. to new york in 2 minutes. the department of transportation in maryland already -- 24 minutes. they have given approval for this and we talked about surrounding communities. they would like a whole lot more information if this goes through their jurisdiction, tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". >> i hope it works. >> dream big you. >> think big and make it happen. >> yes, coming up a father leaves his toddler outside as punishment for not drinking her milk and then she disappears. >> we have an update after the break. >> and could a serial killer be targeting vng items in a florida neighborhood and why police there are making a connection in several homicides. >> i'm announce that i have author ed them to use every lawful

1 3. >> attorney general jeff sessions taking aim at ms 13 and how he says the justice department will more aggressively target game for violating federal law. hi, caityln. >> coming off a beautiful weekend. mild afternoon. temperatures in the 70s. we cleared out from morning fog. we have rain on the way and that will be during the overnight hours and thunderstorms possible. i'll have all the details with my first look at forecast coming up on "fox5"news at 5 returns

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>> kae' lynn joe's and her daughter aliina are missing and. police in dallas extexas suburb believe they found body of a toddler missing for weeks. sha reen matthews disappeared and her adoptive father told police he made her sand outside in the middle of the night before

driching her milk. when she wet back to get her she disappeared. he reported her missing five hours later. police say a child's body was found sunday morning lying in a culvert. investigators were waiting for an autopsy now to confirm the identity. and khiltden cameerment and released on mind. and three people with no appearance links to each other were killed. live in the newsroom with why police railroad mention this work of serial killer cory. >> seemingly random killings happened days within one another from the same neighborhood. and today, officers warned residents not to talk outside alone. >> three people killed less than two weeks in the same part of tampa. and police are certain it's the same culprit. first victim benjamin mitchell murdered

heights bus stop and few days later and less than a mile away body of monica hoffa was found in vacant lot and last week 20-year-old anthony neboa was found shot 100 yards from the scene of previous deaths. so far there's no links between the victims. locals are now told to be on alert to stay in groups when walking at night and leave on any external lights like porch light. >> and surveillance i have yod from the night of the first killing. and it shows a man walking in the same area where mitchell was found. no other details of possible suspect have been released and many people came out for a vigil sunday night to honor the victims. locals refuse to give into fear a message the tampa mayor hopes the killer is hearing

>> as for that investigation tampa police admit things are not moving as quickly as they would like. jim, sarah, back to you. >> the fight against notorious ms 13 gang took center stage in philadelphia as attorney general jeff sessions addressed thousands of police chiefs around the world. sessions wants taking down ms 13 to be a top priority for all enforcement agencies and justice department will ag agrivsly target game for rack teet he tooing gun and tax laws. >> with more than 40,000 members worldwide including 10,000 in the united states ms 13 threatens lives and well-being of each and every family and each and every neighborhood that they infest just like we took out compone off the streets with tax laws we'll use whatever laws we have to get ms 13 off

streets. >> sessions also aannounceed grants to increase hiring of police saying it can help with raising violent rates as well as build trust with law enforcement and communities they serve on a daily basis. >> 100 soldiers of maryland national guard headed to u.s. virgin islands soon. they will help hurricane irma efforts. governor requested additional help from the visual inis inislands. they will be deployed 0 days. last week governor hogan authorized national guard to help water purification efforts in puerto rico. >> all right. taking a look outside right now. it's a little humid out there. temperatures not too bad though. >> no, though i will say this day was a little gloomy, little lacking. >> all right. >> here's caityln. >> lacking for sunshine yes. >> it was i know. it was foggy this morning, guys, we saw a brief period of sun. temperatures jumped in fact 8 for high earlier today and clouds filled back inhe

rain that comes in tonight. 74 d.c. right now. still mild. 4 annapolis and 73 baltimore and 73 dulles and we have had so many warm days in october and month as a whole now running 6 degrees above normal which is very high. and so your wind gust out of the south this is that push of warm air before the cold front comes through and we are seeing higher gusts up to baltimore and frederick and over 20 miles an hour. radar right now you see a lot of rain to the west. we've been watching this move west to west virginia and down across portions of southeast. has not arrived in washington yet. but on the southern flange of this property active severe weather across portions of carolinas and tornado watchs in red and several reports of tornadoes around the ground spartanburg north carolina. there's dynamics with the storm as it's cutting into this care. most of that will remain south. here's what it looks like at some time. most of the evening will be dry. few sprinkles and the front es

area until overnight hours. after midnight is when we'll start to see rain which could be heavy at times and maybe accompanied by rumbles of thunder. again i don't think any strong storms here that may wake up with heavy rain expected to move through during overnight hours. 4 a.m. along the 95 corridor and 8 a.m. mostly out of here. we're talking about li'l significance with heavy rain except for plans of water out. there severe threat in yellow remains across southern portions of tore virginia where tornado watches may be extend md. so what to expect on monday evening as you head out, not much rain quite yet. we're generally mild this evening with temperatures around 70. we could get a sprinkle or two ahead of main front tonight. keeping shower chances in the forecast starting 9:00. overnight it's very mild. temperatures fall back into the mid 60s accompanied by rain. 65 washington. that rain is expected to move out around day

we'll still be mild tomorrow. that cold air not coming through until tomorrow night and temperatures back to fall like numbers. i'll have that in the 7 day forecast. that's ahead. jim, sarah, back to you. >> thank you, caityln on the way as you eat dinner now or if you're preparing for it afterwards you might want to check the diswasher. >> national recall could you have calling repair service to keep your home safe. >> new warping for parents how social media could leave your children to harming them themselves. >> and how you can get apple watch for $25. if you have life insurance. >> we'll explain that one n next. >> and if you have a story ideaive us a call fox5tips@wttg.com or 202-895-3000.

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partnership with apple. planning to offer existing and new customers for $25. you have to commit to exercising regularly two years. apple is partnering up with insurance companies to promote watch for health and fitness tracking tools. >> maybe track through apple watch. >> i'm sure you love all that personal information with your insurance company. >> exactly. >> target gearing up for holidays with free shipping. retailer says it will offer free shipping starting in november and it's also rolling out a service that let's you send electricic gift boxes. it allows them to select different gifts before they ship. store executives say target will likely offer fewer discounts this holiday season but will add special weekend deals. >> coming up, stepped up security to prince george county high school after several threatening pictures circulated through social media. >> and then a manager at maryland police drug crime lab arrested for stealing

what she's being charge with after two year theft scheme. >> and ice detainee that escaped from virginia and how much time he'll spend behind bars. >> ronica. >> jim, well, we've got international leader visiting white house, tax reform. launch of anti-bullying campaign and i can mention monday. so much going on at the white house we'll break it down coming up after the break.

checking headlines thing back to normal at a maryland high school on high alert earlier today. some stu

roosevelt high school in green belt received snap chat images of assault rifle with caption don't go to school on monday. as precaution police railroad on campus before and after school and they're washinging with police to find the person that posted online threats. former manager of maryland police lab is expected to plead guilty to charges she stole prescription drugs, dropped off at police sta stations. according to the skap tall in annapolis annette box of pasadena is scheduled for a plea hearing in december. she was arrested back in december after authorities say she was taking precipitation opiates out of police station drop boxes. prosecutors believed the thefts occurred over two-year period of time. >> an ice detainee sentenced to 16 months in prison yn for high profile escape in dulles. mendez tried to flee while being transported to ice facility for deport taix. last month he pled guilty to charges for assaulting and impeding transportation officers for immigration enforcement and thaet led

two hour manhunt. and it's going to be a few more days before hundreds of residents can return to apartments in bethesda. a saturday fire at the promenade apartments on p puxhill road forced more than 1100 people from the complex north tourer. 18 people were injured and we're told the fire started in electrical room and caused about a million dollars in damage. kicking off the week at the white house president trump welcomed prime minister of singapore. >> and focused on tax reform and anti-bullying agenda ronica cleary is live at the white house with more. >> jim, sarah, well the president welcomed prime minister of singapore to the white house today. now during the visit, it became official an agreement between singapore airlines and bowing international a reported multi-billion dollar deal to create possibly 70,000 jobs in united states when he made remarks

international issues that the two nations face. take a listen. >> our two nations share unwaiveerring commitment to countering north korean threat and promoting freedom of navigation in the south china sea. singapore was first southeast asian nation to join the coalition to defeat isis. the u.s. singapore relationship has made both of our people far more prosperous and secure and our values have made us long-standing friends. now the president also pushing lawmakers on the hill this week to pass that budget so that maybe just maybe tax reform can happen before the new year. and of course, the the president trying to sway any fears that may exist from rumors that 401 tax credit you have grown to love would go away. take a look at

there will be no change for 401k this has been a great and popular middle class tax break that works taken stays. well i spoke with niles s stanish of the hill about whether or not republicans may have hope maybe more hope about getting budget and then ultimately tax reform and after that failure of the efforts of republicans to repeal and replace obamacare. take a listen. >> they do feel more hope because really tax reform and particularly tax cuts are not as internally divisive within the conversation and with healthcare you have people worried about the political consequences of certain plans and divisions about which plan was best. it's very rare to finltd a republican who does not favor tax cuts. >> and then mel ania trump today making a stop at michigan middle school to speak about her campaign against bullying. at one point she spoke in lunch room

lunch room encouraging kids to not let other kids eat by themselves and told them they should choose kindness and compassion. >> that means i encourage you to find a new friend and eat lunch with a new friend. and ask them what they like, what their hobbies are, and so nobody is sad and everybody feels included. >> so what's your take on this anti-bullying campaign of the first lady. we'll break it down and bring you the pulse of the people on 5@630 if you want to weigh in before then use 5@630 let us know what you think and if it will work and if you think it's a good idea. you know how it goes find me on face becomend

house, ronica cleary, "fox5 local news". >> dem streeters hit the streets in pennsylvania today to protest a visit by ivanka trump. she was in bucks country to push the president tax cut plan in town hall style event and trump administration believes tax proposal will help rebuild america's middle class she focused on a plan to expand the child tax credit. >> cost of raising a family, cost of raising children has rally increased very dramatically. so we're advocating strongly for expansion of child tax credit. we think it's critically important to help offer american families much-needed relief. >> she also said tax reform will keep america competitive as businesses consider where to start or grow. >> long way of sentencing to bowe bergdahl is delayed today after concern of president trump's comments

could impact public perception of the military justice system. bergdahl was set to be sentenced on charges that he left fellow officers. he called him a dirty rotten trader and under scored comments during a news conversation last week. sentencing will resume monday and faces maximum sentence of life in prison. >> also the president awarded to retire army medic with medal of honor today. >> it's highest award our nation can give for personal valor in military service [ applause ]. >> 70-year-old retired army captain gary rose of alabama receiving reward for risking life during vietnam war to help wounded comrades. rose ran through a hail of gunfire to treat 50 americans during the north vietnamese army. >> throughout the engagement mike rescued those in distres

own safety. and he crawled from one soldier to the next offering words of encouragement as he tended to their wounds. as bullets flew in every direction mike fired at the enemy with one arm while dragging the injured soldier back to the perimeter with the other. >> rose is now second person to receive medal of honor from president trump. >> and in two weeks voteers in virginia will elect a new governor. ralph northham and ed gillespie are in a tight race. tomorrow we'll hear from one of those candidates. ralph joins us tomorrow 7:30. tune in or set your dvr. coming up back on the job. >> jamaal hill returns to the net ork after a two week us is speption. why she says she everybody does the punishment. >> "monday night football". eagles and redskins. there's a lot of talk about how the

reputation and they're prick drinking poseco. we found eagles and redskins fans tailgati in harm my and we'll talk to them in a little bit. >> you know philly fans are nothing but classy champagne in handy aproovr. >> rain will hold off for the eagles, redskins. we have a lot of rain headed our way across portions of west virginia and carolinas and it's far away and that brings us heavy rain during the overnight hours. coming up on fox news at 5

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social media guideline. hill you urged got ball fans to buy cot advertisement owners of jerry jones had he said he would bench any player that took a knee during the anthem. she said she deserved the suspension because she violated policy. >> all right. redskins have big business to take care of tonight. they're facing philadelphia eagles in philadelphia. >> oh, boy redskins are hoping forredemption after losing to eagles for first week of the season. brody logan live at lincoln financial field. brody how is tailgating going. >> i till you, sarah, it's pretty good still early. people are getting off from work and the game is not until 8:30. the game has been ratcheted up a bit. there's talk about eagles fans and redskins fans and chris thompson said he would not have the family travel because of reputation of eagles fans. we found a tailgate

amount of redskins and eagles fans tailgating in harmony. >> how are you dealing with the redskins fans and are they welcome at the linc. >> they're practically family we always let them in. we get them mresh urd at best. >> it's like uncle you don't like but you invite them to thanksgiving. >> that uncle that guy. >> let me ask you do you feel safe wearing these colors? i feel everyone got closer to you once the light came on. >> it's hostile environment about the i feel safe with fellow redskins fans around me somewhere. >> i don't see any around you now. >> we're here. we're here. >> that's all right. >> let me ask you the reputation of the philadelphia sports fan can be obnoxious at time. is that part of home field advantage you keep at bay opposing fans. >> we'll own that. we like that and enjoy it it gives us an edge. sometimes it's over blown. >> i think it's over blown everybody has been super nice

wearing a redskins jersey. let me ask you what is your prediction tonight. i think eagles fans are feeling overly confident you're in first place now. >> any true eagles fan is not overly con di gent but we'll pull out a victory and it will be close. >> point spread is is 4 1/2, 5 you think it's between that. you think they can pull it o out. >> we're 3-team and they're 5-1 it's monday night we'll go balls out and i think this is just our game right now. >> he's talk xwing footballs willing out on the field and playing with footballs that's what he's talking about and it will be game redskins one they need to get. they're behind the first place eagles and if they go down losing two games to eagles before they play inelse in nfc east they can kiss dreams of winning division those go out the window now. i'll chop up with a few more fans. they have good cheesesteaks. stereotypical of eagles pennsylvania to being in

give you injury updates. a lot of guys on the mends. hopefully we'll see williams out there and maybe rash add will play tonight because without them it will be tough. >> definitely. in the next half hour brody will give you a good rate on the 0 year mortgage with that three piece suit on. you look very dapper. >> don't be jealous. >> in philadelphia. >> don't be jealous. >> he s. he is. >> just a little bit. >> he's missing that glass of priseco in his hand. >> and pocket watch. >> i think he's out brody. >> i need a pocket watch. >> looks like richard dawson from rerun of "family feud". >> better over dressed than under dressed. >> that's true. >> would hate to be under dressed at football game. >> i don't know though. >> let's talk about it they look gloomy there as well. >> they're in the same pattern, mild, cloudy, waiting on rain and it looks like it will hold off for the game. we shouldn't see delays for tonight.

where brody is they have similar weather. >> last night in new england it was fog the entire game out there. >> you have ever seen anything like this. >> the thing was they took the lower cameras and so you could see the acton but like up above paying 200 for a ticket and you see 'cloud. >> nothing. >> that's terrible. dense fog which actually we woke up to them morning. what they had in new england last into night we started monday with and as you can see no fog and plenty of high clouds rolled n active here. we have rain in the forecast overnight. 0 kickoff temperature . clouds, mild, but the rain should hold off. now once the rain comes through it looks previously heavy. this is a cold front slicing into pretty warm air during the overnight hours. possibly even a rumth of thunder or two each brief gusty

local radar stormtracker not showing anything just a few showers. well off west along the mountains seeing a little bit of rain leading edge of this cold front which is very slowly moving northeast more north ward than east ward. the box is extended to southern central portions of virginia. still southwest of viewing area and you get the idea there's pretty strong stuff associated with the cold front that extends all the way down to carolinas where they had several reports of tornadoes with this line of moving through. that should remain off towards south. by the time the storms get in the overnight hours we lost most instability associated with it. mild. 74 d.c., 7 baltimore and 74 annapolis and stevensville and 71 dulles and martinsburg. we're seeing high temperatures low to mid 60s now. we will. we've been well above normal. pocket of warm air d.c. to richmond. colder air behind the front with temperatures only in the low 60s.

pittsburgh, columbus, look at that chilly 54 in chicago right now. fox future cast will play it out for you. sprichingls ahead of that front not out of the question. you may see a rogue shower or two through the evening hours. but the main event which looks substantially weaker by the time it reaches us during the overnight hours pushes throug metro 2 and 4 aex. you may wake up to heavy rain pounding outside but it's all gone bit the time you hit the morning commute there you go 7 a.m. and unless you're far northeast of baltimore 95 i i don't think you see steady rain. turning breezy and sunny and nice and mild. marginal risk for severe weather. better chance where tornado warning is effect in south central pennsylvania. breezy tomorrow. it will actually be mild. cold air not arriving or colder air until tuesday night to wednesday. so sunny, breezy and mild afternoon with temperatures in 70s. looks great compared to the fact we could have gusty showers

that's forecast for tonight. mild, low temperature of 65. even a storm or two is not out of the question although i don't think we see anything strong. and then after early early shower 76 and mostly sunny. should be nice. cooler air arrives. wednesday, we have high temperatures mid 60s. back to normal low 40s. thursday, friday, beautiful into the weekend and mild saturday. that's chilly next monday a week from now highs upper 50s. jim, sarah. >> thank you caityln. >> investigation of maryland school aid is xapding. >> carlos bell accused of having sex with students knowing he was hiv positive. could there be more vk tim out there. >> and rockville high school student ais coulded of raping a student in a school bathroom is completely free. the new change in charges when we come back after this. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie

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>> new tonight accused sex offender in prince george county is facing new charges. carlos d'angelo bell is accused of abusing boys while knowingly up feked by hiv. >> we're learning there's more victims out. there cory could have man as more on the details. >> 18 more victims carlos d'angelo bell was indicted on 119 charges back in june child sex abuse. filming child pornography and distribution of marriage math and attempting to transmit hiv among the charges and this third 206 count indictment covers 28 identified alleged victims and 14 unidentified alleged victims all uncovered during the ongoing investigation. and bell worked at several charles county public schools where he served as instructal assistant and track coach. indictment accuses 30-year-old of sexually assaulting some students while not wearing protection and knowingly being

hiv positive. this abuse alleged to have occurred between may of 2015 and jup of 2017 at the benjamin stodard middle school and bells waldorf home and other locations. ands of alleged victims range between 11 and 17 ears old at the time of these assaults. right now, officials say there are -- at the are not aware that any victims tested positive for hiv. they are our however asking parents and possible victims to come forward as they continue in this ongoing investigation. meanwhile, bell remains in jail. he's being held without bond. his trial set for january 208. if convicted bell faces life in prison. sarah. >> in montgomery county child pornography charges dropped against 18-year-old rockville man. henry sanchez was facing rain and sexual assault charges after a 14-year-old girl claimed he assaulted her at rockville high school.

attorney office later dropped kharns. prosecutors per sued child important charges against sanchez and another teen after they say they had nude photos of girl on their phone. 17-year-old resolved his case in juvenile court after ad admitting to possessing one of those images. >> who is behind the film baltimore recognizing and when it premiers. next

a massive dishwasher recall is expanding to include gagnou. thermdoor and genair 2013 to 2015 go online to see if yours is part of the list. >> a former district attorney is suing one

alleged sexual assault vic victims. bill castor refused to prosecute in 20 05. he is saying andrea costand tried to derail his bid for district attorney. she said cosby drugged and assaulted her. >> it was the last straw at broke the camel back after decade of crying out. >> what do we want. >> justice. >> and a new hbo documentary chronicles death of freddie gray and how it sparked protests and riots in baltimore, called "baltimore rising" and it showcases how the city dealt with aftermath of the riots. and the documentary director is sonya stone and film is set to air on hbo coming up never 20. >> should be interesting to watch i'm sure. >> tony and shawn they're standing by for newscast at 6 now.

>> it begins right now. >> right now at 6:00. two teens shot in a virginia park. the suspected teen shooter turns the gun on himself. we're live with the latest on a possible motive. >> muss he's charged with sexually assaulting a woman in the district. now another local police department is accusing d.c. man of trying again. we'll update you on the latest charges. >> plus, a former major league baseball player and manager now in major hot water. what washington nationals analyst ray knight is saying about the allegations of assault against him. fox r5@6 starts now. >> and we begin tonight with assault and battery charges against washington nationals tv analyst ray knight. >> fairfax country police say he got into a fight earlier yesterday morning with an acquaintance that left both of them injurie

>> reporter: tony, shawn, this is where ray knight lives in the king's town neighborhood of fairfax county. it was early yesterday morning when two people called 911 to say they were watchinging adds a couple of help were outside on a lawn fighting. in fact one of the callers said they appeared to be intoxicated. what you'll hear now is initial police dispatch to come to this neighborhood. >> 7502 kak tu are lane two males fighting in a yard outside unknown weapon caller is saying they stopped physically fighting. >> that was 4:00 sunday morning where the former major league player and manager lives. a second call to 911 gave similar information but also said the men appeared to be intoxicated. ray knight came to the door when we knocked earlie