. at 10:00 >> the new video that's raising questions about dc police's no chase policy for atv and dirt bikes. and whether officers are following the rules. redrawing the lines. why officials in one maryland county are looking into reassigning students at two schools. we're live with

parents. plus $1.5 million, how much a maryland couple swindled out of a man with dementia. the news at 10:00 starts now. it was a lot of money, $1.2 million how much money a couple from silver springs stole from an elderly man with dementia. they're facing a lengthy prison sentence. >> they used the money to buy a house, car, send their daughter to college and to gamble. lindsay watts is live with the astonishing story. >> reporter: the couple sk skinskinsed convinced the 99-year-old to children his will. he was extremely

spent his life saving up money >> new house, car, gambling trip totaling nearly $200,000, some of the ways this couple squandered savings as he abatemented dementia. sharpe met after his wife of 71 years died. she started out as his housekeeper then they moved on in his fortune. >> born 1917, grew up in the depression. he knew the value of a dollar. he saved and scrimped and was super frugile about his money, it was over $4 million in his various cultists 1.2 of which, anna and her husband stole >> they wanted it all. filming shapiro as he changed his will to make ana the

his only living child. we spoke to the family's attorney >> it's been a difficult few years for him. be being alien 98ed from his father and having to relive it >> the son didn't want to go on camera but spoke to us by phone. he and his wife say if their story can help one person, it's worth everything they've been through. >> it's important and serves as a cautionary tail for anyone who has parents or grandparents that may need assisted living or evening cleaning crews coming into of their home, be careful who you trust >> shapiro son also thanked the state's attorney's office for hard work on this case and forgetting guilty verdicts on all counts. it was two bank employee that is launched this investigation, and authorities were then able to prevent any more money from bein

away. the melina's will be sentenced in january and they're facing up to 55 years in prison each. live in rockville lindsay watts fox 5 local news. montgomery county police are investigating two bank incidents that happened just ten minutes apart this afternoon. investigators say man walked into the bband t bank on 7 locks road in rockville. police tell us the would be robbery told the teller he had an explosive device. he left without any money. ten minutes later, someone walked into a td bank, on shady grove road in gaithersburg and demanded money and got away with cash. police are investigating whether these incidents are related. to prince george's county now, where we now know the cause of a house fire that claimed the lives of two people. it happened on lorraine drive in temple hills earlier this month. firefighters pulled 83-year-old la vinenia and her

they died at a hospital. investigators say a malfunctioning electrical outlet sparked the fire. officials say the fire was an accident. new tonight, a woman who says she was sexual assaulted by a ma sewer went public with her story, she gained the courage to come forward after seeing other brave women publicly share their extended forecast she's going public in the hopes of seeing meaningful change >> like them i'm going to push any fear, shame and embarrassment aside and be heard. my name is tara woodly and i'm releasing my status as jane dough. i hope by sharing my story and my real name that i will encourage other women to speak out as all of us join together to help create change in our country and communities. >> they filed a

massage envy. the man accused of assaulting her is facing charges and is currently in jail. it is a question of equity or convenience. school boundaries in montgomery county came to a head tonight after the school bus voted to redraw the boundaries of schools. cori coffin is live in montgomery county tonight with more on this story. corey? >> reporter: this crtainly is a poll lumbar rising issue. some people think low income should have the opportunity to go to other schools >> others believe you can't just sprinkle students wherever you want them to make the numbers fit this came about due to the newest school, richard montgomery elementary number five, originally more than 40% qualify ford free and reduced

to the surrounding schools to ten to 17% since the rate was so high at rm 5. there was a strong show of support for one proposal that would have distributed those students, but kept the feeding neighborhoods together. ultimately though the board chose another option. it is similar but it cuts through those neighborhoods to relieve overcrowding at some schools. parents weren't upset about the result necessarily, just about the process >> this process was deeply flawed. mcps has admitted that they made numerous mistakes in their enrollment projections. they conducted a boundary study and results are essentially rendered moot by the fact they were proposing last minute boundary plans that had never been considered or commented on or reviewed by the public. >> reporter: i talked to the board about those issues. they tell me they offered up

because of the issues with the calculations that they had discovered. they also tell me that hundreds of people did have the chance to weigh in during those last two weeks of public comments they heard from many, many people on it's issue. still, these problems have led parents to wonder how montgomery county's school bus will move forward with boundary changes if this particular one was so mired in these problems, those changes, the decision that was made will be taking effect next school year, cori coffin fox 5 local news. president trump is hoping to achieve at least one major legislative accomplishment before the end of his first calendar year in office. his focus is tax reform. earlier, he tweeted the tax cut bill is coming along well. great support. a few changes, some mathematically. the middle class and job producers can get more actual dollars in savings and the pass, through provision becomes similar and wks

he met with senate republicans to go over an end game strategy for the tax legislation. he plans to meet with congressional leadership tomorrow. he may recall the last meeting with congressional leaders ended with a surprise deal with the democrats. at today's press briefing the secretary addressed the possibility. >> i don't think the president threw anybody under the bus. but if the president i'm going to get ahead of that meeting. if the president can make a deal and any democrats would like to come aboard and support tax reform. that's something we'd welcome and be happy they don't celebrate with them >> lawmakers are trying to avoid a looming government shutdown they only have a few weeks before the december recess. new tonight, the white house says president trump will not campaign for alabama senate candidate roy moore. this comes as am i's campaign is using a television add to push back against sexual misconduct. they say he's

allegations in a scheme by liberal i athletes and the republican establishment to sink his candidacy, the add does not describe the allegations against moore. several women have accused him of sexual assaulting or molesting them. congress is back in session following the thanksgiving break. one of the priorities on the agenda investigating allegations of sexual misconduct. minnesota senator al franken held a press conference, three women accused him of inappropriately touching them. the allegations came a week after a radio host revealed franken groped and forcibly kissed her during a uso tour, franken is embarrassed and ashamed >> i know that i've let a lot of people down, people in minnesota. my colleagues. my staff, my supporters, and everyone who has

to be a champion for women. until all of you, i just want to again say i'm sorry. senator franken will cooperate with an ethics investigation into sexual misconduct allegations. meanwhile, representative john conyers stepped down on the house jewish committee. the ethics committee is investigating allegations that conniers sexually harassed former staffers >> evan lambert is live at arlington cemetery. >> reporter: horsing around or a disrespect. that's the question after the exclusive report revealed photos of officers here at arlington national cemetery appearing to beat up one of their own. i'll have that story next. marina? >> reporter: a dc neighborhood is sharing the airway construction dumping site. neighbors thought they caught a break when the city and the site agreed

2012. fast forward and seems like not much changed you'll see this story coming up at 10:30. >> some days a strong chemical odor, some a trash odor >> i think the probably one of the most serious environmental injustices that we have in the city, i've asked reporters to come out >> we've had the national geographic >> is it enclosed? is there any sort of mitigation for the dust that you guys have >> who's going to do something >> the only thing i can do, as a citizen, is to keep bringing it to their attention and hoping that one day they will take action. >> why is it here? why can't they hold these people accountable? just, it's a right and a wrong. this is wrong. fix it.

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. new video is raising questions tonight about the no chase policy for dc police when it comes to illegal atv and dirt bike riders. this instagram video shows police following a group of atv riders you can see one of the

officers on a bicycle lunging and falling after a failed attempt to stop one of the bikers we caught up with dc mayor muriel bowser to get her take and whether it was in line with the no chase policy. >> i can't comment on anything i haven't seen. >> i have the video >> no thank you. do you have any other questions about the event? >> reporter: i do have a question. >> ok. >> reporter: what would you suggest be done to address the issue like this in the district? >> i think our policies are clear around illegal atv's >> police say the no chase policy was not violated in this case and they stand by the officers' actions. no arrests have been made in this incident. fairfax county is cracking down on holiday thieves, over weekend, county's anti-theft team busted four women at tyson's corner center. investigators believe they are part of an organized retail crime ring hitting stores across the country. authorities say they caught the women with more than $29,000 worth of stolen

least 13 different stores. the women now face 23 felony charges and three misdemeanor charges >> this picture here appears to show a group of police who patrol at arlington national cemetery laughing while they pretend to beat a fellow officer in front of tomb of the unknown soldier, evan lambert broke the story, some people were outraged after seeing this. >> reporter: they were shawn, and just today, we learned about that location. the photos teen at the tomb of the unknown soldier in especially sacred spot here, leadership at the cemetery has called this deeply troubling, and disappointing, we want to show you those images once again. all the officers in this photo work at joint base myer henderson hall. they patrol the cemetery and the base nearby. someone within the department gave us the photos which were posted to facebook. that source tells us they were taken in front of the tomb of

thanksgiving day. since the base hasn't yet determined any wrongdoing, we're blurring the officers' faces, we do know two officers are on desk duty during the internal investigation. in the unedited photo you can clearly see the officer smiling and laughing while they appear to attack their colleague with a baton and pepper spray. a spokesman for the base has said that the officers were, quote, horsing around but has called the behavior appearing to be unprofessional. he also said that this is not represent the other officers on the base, we talked with some people who were visiting the cemetery. showed them the photos and got their take. listen >> my son-in-law is a maryland state trooper. and on so many levels this is disturbing. i know the police get a very bad rap. a lot of times. and we see it as a respectful position. so seeing that is

mostly, because it's in front of the tomb of the unknown soldiers. to me is the ultimate insensitivity to the location. there's signs everywhere, silence and respect. that certainly doesn't depict respect on any level. it's to me, it's, it's a little disheartening. here is a new statement tonight from arlington national cemetery. a spokesman says, arlington national cemetery leadership is deeply troubled. >> if we can keep that up on the screen, we can read that to you. what evan was saying there, we lost his audio, leadership says they're deeply troubled and disappointed by the images captured. the incident is being investigated by joint base myer henderson hall leadership and therefore arlington national cemetery has no further information pending results of the investigation. we'll keep our eyes on it. that was evan lambert

>> and ask if those officers will be identified or anything more than put on desk duty, they have not responded yet to our requests. it is beginning to look a lot like christmas at the white house. >> first we'll find out what's happening outside, because it doesn't feel like christmas >> no, it doesn't >> gary mcgrady >> well, that's right. >> 60's today >> and tomorrow, and 60 on wednesday. and we can just keep this thing going on for quite a while >> celebrate. >> i'm glad i have your approval. >> yes, you do. it's good, it's pretty good forecast. let me show you out there, temperatures because here in town, numbers have been dropping off. we're in the 40's, i think eventually we'll get down to 40's for a low, if you're in manassas, you dropped to freezing, winchester is 34. leonardtown is 41. over in annapolis it's been cool but gorgeous there. with a temperature of 44 degrees. how about overnight? no worries just a few high clouds continue to pass on through. 1:00 a.m. 43, drop down

out in the suburbs though, much colder, temperatures will get down below freezing, at freezing or below,ing in most cases, so a chilly overnight. i'll have a pretty good looking last week in november forecast, if i don't say myself coming up in a bit. guys? >> thank you, garry let's talk about it beginning to look had a little bit by christmas at the white house, this year's theme is time honored traditions, first lady ilania trump selected the theme as a nod to 200 years of holiday traditions at the white house. the official white house christmas tree sits in the blue room. it is decorated with glass ornaments. hopefully we will see some of those there. we promised well continue to show you more of those decorations, also today at the white house, little music, dancing ballerinas danced for the first lady and some other children who were there. some of the kids helped decorate with wreaths and holly they had a little fun and read some

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landed him in hot water >> we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas. >> the remark was a reference to democratic senator elizabeth warren who's calling his co comment. how the white house is responding a volcano is spewing ash into the air forcing evacuations and grounding flights. the 10:30 is next. the 10:30 is next. ♪ ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ ♪ in your heart. ♪ (vo) going on now, our subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifteen million dollars to those in need.

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the president appointed a new leader for the country's top financial watch dog agency, now a power struggle and a lawsuit over who's the boss. a dc neighborhood sharing the air with a construction dumping site. forcing residents to breathe in dust and particles >> some days it's a strong chemical odor, some a trash. >> the city pledged to help five years ago, why hasn't anything changed? . the 10:30 starts now. off the top, couple from silver springs facing a long prison sentence for stealing $1.2 million from an elderly man >> the couple used the money to buy a house, a car, send their daughter to college and to gamble. lindsay watts is live with the story. >> reporter: the man who had his money stolen lived through the great depression and according to his son, spent his life scrimping and saving. it was his housekeeper and her husband who decided to take advantage of

this is video they took after they convinced 99-year-old gustev shapiro to change his will so they would be included and his own son would not be. he son told me he hopes what happened could prevent it from happening to another family. couple convicted are each facing a maximum of 55 years behind bars. school board voted to redraw the boundaries of five schools >> this will change what schools student will change into. cori coffin live with this. >> reporter: five schools affected all stemming from one school, ridge montgomery number 5 alarm costume. some suggested that low income students need to be better distributed throughout the district to offer them a more opportunities. no currently the low income ratio is 40%. it is less than half around the surrounding school. there was a strong show of support for a p

distributed those students but largely kept the neighborhoods in tact. ultimately, the board chose another option. very similar, but cutting through some of the neighborhoods to relieve overcrowding at some schools, which means that hundreds of students will be changing where they will be feeding into school next year. all of this takes effect in the final in the 2018, 2019 school year. and a woman who says she was sexual assaulted by a massagier at tenleytown massage envy went public. she gained the courage to come forward after seeing others shared their story of sexual assault, buzzfeed reports woodly is not alone. dozens across the country reportedly have accused therapists at the franchise of sexual misconduct. president trump taking criticism tonight over remarks he made during an event honoring native american code talkers at the

the navahos used their native language to help beat our our enemies and protect communications on the battlefield during world war ii, one and two, only 13 code talkers are still alive. several were invited to the white house and during the ceremony, the president said this. >> you're very, very special people. you were here long before any of us were here. although we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas. but you know what? i like you. >> that was a reference to democratic senator elizabeth warren, a nickname the president gave her on the campaign trail over her claims of having native american ancestry. warren call the president's remarks a racial slur. the white house called that ridiculous. now to a fox 5 exclusive, people who live in a northeast dc neighborhood are fed up with

a construction dumping site they say is poisoning the air they breathe, marina marraco talked with city leaders about this problem going on for years and marina is here with more >> imagine living covered in dust and breathing the particles of a construction dumping saw the every day. that's a reality for residents of a northeast dc neighborhood and for year, they have pleaded for help from the city. five years ago, they thought that help had arrived. the site and the city signed this agreement. things then should have changed. the smell is here. the dirt is here. the dust is a here. >> reporter: nearly 30 years, the solid waste facility has sat amidst other industrial sites amongst other neighborhoods >> the dirt, dust noise is bad. >> reporter: feet away are homes where tax paying residents of the district live and breathe. >> some

chemical odor. some days it's a trash odor but you know it's not, what other people have to live with. in washington, dc >> for past 20 year, she resigned herself to live under a cloud of dust and a stench of trash >> west of the river, this would never happen. this would not happen anywhere but over here where you have these older black people. get up in the morning and sneeze and cough. >> the it also houses the sister company innovative recyclers, george rogers junior and the district of columbia signed a settlement agreement. fox 5 obtained a copy of the 15-page document which residents hoped would forest rogers brothers site to comply with the basics suppressing the overwhelming amount of dust and enclosing the property to prevent the overpowering smell from wafting into their homes and curbing the constant a history of dust >> you have all

that are impacted they can't open their windows for fresh air >> the particles arin escapable. even in the dead of night hours after the facility closed for the day. >> and when they're operating, they are supposed to have misters that release water to settle the dust. that doesn't happen >> council member for ward 5 kenyan mcduffy >> you'll see an increased effort by my office to make sure we're holding those people accountable. let me finish. i don't have to see any one of these facilities operate if they're operating illegally or if they're operating consistent with the agreement >> who's going to do something >> that's a good question. >> it's been five years since the agreement was signed. for your a month, fox has asked dc's department of consumer and regulatory affairs why it's taken this long to look into the site's compliance of the agreement. the response? the dc ra office of the general counsel is reviewing the findings of the last inspection to determine

meets the requirements of the settlement agreement. >> hello. how are you? is mr. rogers available >> he is not. >> we were just told he was here in the office >> he is not. >> he's coming in a few minutes. >> reporter: where is mr. rogers? we just went there and he wasn't there. aged hours of tracking down the site's owner, he finally agreed to meet fox 5 but without a camera. >> numerous complaints of neighbors facility. >> really? >> yes. >> i've been here 30 years. is this something new >> is there any sort of mitigation for the dust that you have operating >> yes, ongoing >> can we see those -- i'm asking where we can see the sprinklers or whatever >> we use hoses >> that's the only thing that --. >> reporter: the agreement requires periodic reports of the rogers's brothers site by city

investigators. despite a freedom of information act request and written request to several agencies, fox 5 has yet to see a single report from the past five years. in 2016, dc ra said site was find 22, 5 hundred dollars for offenses which were not specified. >> reporter: seems like it's easier to pay the fine than to complete the closure and everything agreed upon in the settlement >> that's not the case. we didn't anticipate the regulations changing after we agreed to do certain things >> how long does it take? it's in your hair, skin >> we're doing everything we can at our disposal. that's an executive agency. we've asked them to be able to that >> i have seems like no one knows the answer you're the council member of ward 5 >> i think it's probably one of the most serious environmental injustices >> in 2012 they were asked to enclose their property have you been there

>> i've been there once a year, i've asked reporters to come out there. we've had the national geographic. >> reporter: is it enclosed >> none of them are. this is low. >> reporter: kevin malone, the advisory commissioner along with more of the vocal constituents saying they reached out to mayor muriel bowser but to no avail >> i would stand to her face and say would you put your mommy here? there's a right an wrong. t this is wrong, fix it. >> reporter: fox 5 learned the site undergone at least five air quality inspections since 2015 but dc's department of energy and environment has not provided those to fox 5. although they say the site of the past two years has not been cited by the agency. we should mention the center for disease control listed the district of columbia as the fourth more asthma state in the u.s. after massimino,

and maine. sarah and jim >>. at 10:30 a power struggle at the country's top financial watch dog agency >> president trump appointed the new director so did the agency's out going leaders. who's in charge? who's in charge? . 'tis the season for overspending nearly eight in ten holiday shoppers admit to shelling out more for gift than budgeted. report from td bank, saying the average shopper will spend 500 bucks on presents this season, and a record amount of that spending is going to online retailers. a big reason why shares of amazon hit a new all time high. and you can bet that making amazon founder happy, hit net worth well over $100 billion, it's not just holiday gifts a lot of folks buying the american dream, new home sales jumping more than 6% last month to a level we haven't seen in ten years.

buy your next home, you may want to look in west virginia. because a new study by go banking rates just naming it the state with the best economic growth in 2017. good for them. that's business. i'm david asman.

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president trump said not so fast e he named this guy, nick mulveney. today, both these two showed up for work saying there's no the director. mryland congressman jamie ras kin sounded off during the protest >> not only does ordering president trump's omb director mulveney to moonlight contradict the plain language of the statute, but it also makes mock reof the idea of a independent federal agency. the very definition of tierney is the collapse of all powers into one and that's precisely what the president's actions threaten to accomplish >> leandra english sued the administration over the appointments, the white house said it has the legal standing to put mulveney in charge. >> i think the legal outline shows clearly who is in charge of that agency and both he and

general council for cfpb who was appointed by condray says he has the legal standing to be there and serve as the director and we all agree with that and again feel moving forward. mulvaney propose add hiring freeze at the agency but says it will remain open >> the supreme court declined to hear two gun rights appeals it's first involved maryland gun owner whose challenged the assault weapons ban. the justices decided to leave in place a federal appeals court ruling that upheld the law banning semiautomatic weapons and large capacity magazines. height court also rejected an appeal asserting a constitutional right to carry firearms openly in public. >> next here at 10:30, volcanoic activity strands travelers on ba l i. next.

. commuters on the staton island ferry hit a bit of a bummer. the ferry was only about 100 feet from shore but took several trips to get everyone back to ground. no one was hurt and evacuated safely. bally's airport is closed for a second day because of volcanoic ash. since sunday. more than 400 flights cancelled nearly 60,000 passengers stranded today on the first day of the closure, which, in turn, led to mass evacuations, the volcano's last major eruption in 1963 killed about 1100 people. >> that could go on for quite a while. >> there was one that iceland >> really

>> unfortunately it's a little harder when you're in bali to get to a different airport to get out. it involves quite a trip just to figure that one out. let's talk about today. it was gorgeous. >> no complaints. nobody is complaining about the weather. >> for what >> don't worry, it will happen. >> i know that but it happens three four day as year, nobody complains >> three or four days, that's it >> every now and then. >> it's good. it's good. listen, we think this big old air of high pressure in charge. i don't see a democratic pattern change, that means super cold weather or any chance of the white stuff. i don't see it. now, eventually, it will happen, but we just have a couple of little brief shots of cooler air coming down the pike over the next seven days or so. other than that, a lot of high pressure, a lot of dry condition, a lot of sunshine and temperatures, if not

right around normal in the next couple days we'll be right up there tomorrow upper 50's, low 60's, looks like by wednesday another day in the lower to mid 60's. this lasts for awhile when we do finally cool off a little bit, wednesday night, thursday, it will not be a big cool-down next couple days, lower 60's. wednesday, a few more clouds, i'll show you coming up in a second on futurecast. there's a frontal system coming through and it will bring clouds and that may keep temperatures only in the low 60's. but i'll say right now, if they're not a lot of clouds with the front, certainly not rain, but if there's not a lot of clouds, 62 may end up being more look 64 or 65. stay tuned for that. satellite and radar, a lot of this breaking up as it comes into high pressure, sinking air tends to make things stable. clouds can't live in this real stable atmosphere and that's what's happening up and down the east coast. tomorrow we'll have a few high

sunshine out there. we're going backwards with the weather graphics. let's push the right button and things will happen better. 48 in the city right now. haven't cooled off a whole lot from the highs in the lower 60's but the suburbs really have crashed. manassas down to 32. culpeper is 33. dulles changed 37. and up to frederick it's freezing at 32 degrees. if you like today, you'll love tomorrow. i don't know how you wouldn't. 43 at 8:00 a.m. 56 at noon and we'll get back up into the lower 60's for highs again tomorrow. and with high pressure staying in charge, futurecast doesn't even want to show any cloud cover at all tomorrow. just beautiful conditions. a lot of blue sky, here's the front on, as we start getting into wednesday morning, a few clouds along the front. the front will come through wednesday afternoon. futurecast thinking not really much in the way of cloud cover at all. certainly no rain. very dry frontal passage but with this much sunshin

flirting with the mid 60's for daytime highs, won't that be nice. thursday morning, more clouds. it does, look like thursday we'll be dealing with clouds and you see this rain, thursday morning, that will come all the way across and bring us our next chance of showers by thursday night and into friday morning. so this will pass by thursday night. early friday morning, maybe a possible shower right around sunrise and i even think for friday morning, most of that will be off to the east. couple of days in the 60's, we cool off a little bit but we really only cool off back down to normal in the weekend right now, sunshine dry conditions, temperatures in the 30's for lows and the lower to mid 50's for highs. let's keep coming, guys >> trying to pick the day people will complain about. >> i see 30's on there. >> it will be >> following week. >> thank you, garry. >> coming up tonight, at 11:00 an elderly man scamming

more than a million bucks, how the con artists did it spent the money and how police tracked them down >> remembering a redskins icon a decade after his murder, what former team mates had to say about shawn taylor. a post gone viral drawing comparisons to christmas vacation, police want to make sure you don't try it during the holiday season, it does involve a portable toilet. back after this.

. right now at 11:00, an elderly man scammed out of more than $1 million. the conartist who took his money went on a spending spree. how investigators tracked them down. also ahead, a dc police officer caught on camera lunging at an illegal atv

we took this controversial video to dc's mayor for reaction. and a woman who said she sexual assaulted at a local massage parlor goes public. the city proposal to troll vladimir putin. and remembering shawn taylor. your news starts now. a house, a car, college tuition and gambling. that's how con artist spent more than $1 million they stole from an elderly man with dementia >> the silver springs couple is looking at decades in prison, lindsay watts is live in rockville with an incredible story. >> reporter: shawn and tony, the couple vinced 99-year-old gustav shapiro to change his will so they were included and his own son was not. they took this video of that that was used against them at trial. shapiro's son tells me his father lived through the great depression, so he was very