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no idea at ul. >> you you did look around and think that there may be some relatives in our area, too. >> similar down in savannah park and i researched and i found a couple family member names. right you now the trail has gone cold a little bit and that is one of the reasons you contacted fox5, right? yes, to help me out with this. what do you want to do if i can reach this family and get in touch with them. >> i would love to reyou unite this with a family. this is a treasurer. this is history and this is something i'm pretty sure they would love to have back. it's a treasurer and a family resh. >> yes, indeed. you had a lot of reference for the fact that this was military veteran. what are with the thoughts when you picked this up and you realized what was in your hands? >> history. history. you know, my mind just went blank because i realized what i had in my hand and it just pearl iced paralyzed . reality had to sing in a little bit and here i am with you guys. the fact that somebody had thrown it away. >> that, too, yes. and you rescued it really kind of now gives it a chance to

. >> cameras like these are ul over the city of coatesville. tonight police are sifting through dozens of camera angles to trying to see if. they have images for a man responsible for the crime spree who targeted people's belongings and city streets while people here were sleeping. here he is armed with red spray paint. we can only show you parts of what was left behind. here near charles street. the images whatever they want to. >> reporter: his daughter works the night shift and came home to find the racist graffiti on the car. >> my daughter moved here two weeks ago. already she's subjected to this had. >> we have some good leads we're following up on. >> workers painted over the graffiti, but they held on to the video that shows the man responsible for it. you also get to see the car he used to drive away. hfs 3:00 a.m. on tuesday when he struck here and when people woke up tuesday morning, the calls and social media posts came in. as police responded to nine calls on tuesday morning, officers tried to cover up what they could. and police a

ul and the question is, how do you do that? guest: of course. said, this is long-term strategy that requires focusing these broader issues. it's great headline to say we've guzman, we've apo thrown him in prison. the underlying problem necessary local level persists. this is true in venezuela, mexico.america and unless you have local capacity, supported by the federal in this case, supported by the united states, at the we're not getting fundamental issues driving violence, organized crime and in latin america. ost: drug issue is big in the u.s. why else should americans care about venezuela. the : venezuela is got world's largest proven reserves of oil. to the a lot of oil united states. that is important. but i think more than that, now have some alternatives in this country is just tential for instability regionally. enezuelans are fleeing to brazil, colombia, small this is nations and creating humanitarian crisis. closer venezuela comes to total collapse, the greater the wider regional instability and instability is he space and a place for

. >> the fruits are then heated ul out. oil palms are high-yield generating four times as much oil asas sunflowerers per hect. that makes the product cheap, and widely consumed. half of all items on supermarket shelves, from cookies and ice cream to shampoo and face creams, contain palm oil. the mill also makes use of the otherwise unwanted fruit waste -- as a heating fuel for keeping the mill's vats at the right temperatature. most of the raw oil pressed here is exported, but the amount is just a fraction of that produced by large companies. can organic palm oil compete? >> we can definitely compete with them, the reason being we have a completely different form of production. we are orgrganic, they are conventitional. and being organic gives you a premium on the market. >> sororie sesay alrlready has official certification as a member of a network now numbering 1,400 farmers a figure the c company is s eageo inincrease, given the growing global demand for organic palm oil. >> and that's all for today! we'll be back next w

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even with ul all the clouds and the rain we still got to 81-degrees at reagan national, bwi78. we'll be warmer than that tomorrow. down to the south we got a few places getting a bit more sunshine. d.c. still at 8d up a little bit since last hour frederick 81. culpeper 82. a little bit of thinning of the clouds makes the difference. but is it a juicy air mass. our diseu point 75. when we say it's at 730 it's so oppressive tonight. annapolis 76 and that definitely lent a the lot more availability of moisture to the down pours that we had. look for temperatures in the upper 80s tomorrow. most area, mid 80s if you're lucky and our futurecast tonight taking away the showers. anything around tomorrow morning might be some clouds south and east. otherwise some dry skies and sunshine, but a spotty shower on wednesday, but a little bit better chance on thursday ever possible scatter ing of showers. better chance that they are west of d.c. i wanted to very quickly also mention thrk our solar eclipse forecast is about 90- degrees next monday, again the maximum clips here at 26789 forty-t

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they ul onwould be flattered. >> i am sorry. arkansas. but you had two rural states, with heavy agricultural influences who senators in past have been largely opponents to reform, standing there with president saying this best for america. >> and that is what this dodge administration is putting forward, and people who matter most. that is the middle class of this country, and those who aspire and work hard day in and day out to be part of that middle class. those are the people where the american dream resides, for whom, it is a found -- foundation. >> we're not eliminating american dream, we're making it more achievable. they said it. not you. >> i do think it is a reflecttion of president's america of americ -- it is basen ameritocricy. you are willing to impose our values, those issues that unite us, the willingness to be great again. lou: talking about winning again. this president right now, besieged by special counsel thanks to speaker ryan, and mitch mcconnell and the establishment of the republican party. as well as the democrats

ul the more you move, the more it works. degree, it won't let you down. ♪ without any ch lysol.protect. >>> the violence in charlottesville began with a protest against plans to remove a statue of confederal general robert e. lee from a public park. there are hundreds of similar confederate monuments in more than half the states. here is michelle miller. >> reporter: the two confederate memorials cast a shadow in downtown lexington, and for a state that never seceded from the union the debate to remove them is over. >> mayors are on the razor's edge. when you see the tension when you see the balance that we saw in charlottesville. then you know that -- we must act. >> reporter: that edge has been the scene of sharp clashes between protesters and supporters in many cities recently. from san antonio to richmond. to baltimore. where city leaders today announced confederate monuments like this one vandalized overnight, should come down. the southern poverty law center found some 1500 confederate memorial as cross the country. more than 700 are statues and monuments. and 10 u.s. mili

ul manafort. for information in the russian investigation. investigation. that was after manafort met voluntarily with the intelligence agency. gency. after fearing that he would not turn overall of the records in the russian investigation. >>> targeting soldiers in a paris suburb this morning. >> the incident is being investigated as a possible act of terror. error. reporter benjamin hall has the story. >>reporter: the attack happened this morning as the soldiers left the bariatrics, a man ra rammed the group before driving away, injuring several, rattling the nerves in the town. >> never had any problems. ad any problems. the moment we had an an attack, i was surprised many. >> hit the military car, broke the military car. car. that proves it was a violent attack. >> investigated as a possible act of terror, one in custody after a shootout. ootout. the investigation is understood way. >> an attack in the french people and hitting them leaving their bariatrics and plough into them without giving them the slightest chance. >> already seeing the security, se

. >> hosting summer games in 192 4 la will not leave and los in 202 next ul hollywood republicaning playht and actor sam shepherd most as test pilot chuck wraiinger in the right tough. a lot of critics raved saying shepherd performance didn't seem to be a performance at all. top gone produce diseaseer said shepherd performance was essence of cool. sam shepherd died last week at the aim of 73. >> and finally we are getting a little insight into the tv revival of the sitcom ros roseanne. insiders say she'll have a 9-year-old gender creative grand sop. his name will be mark and we'll be the child of darlene and david. and the original series ran from 1988 to 1997. >> and back to you. >> thanks. >> 7 minutes perfect the hour how. step fairian and world war ii veteran celebrating a milestone. last may, 1 01 yeerld haze took a tandem jumpn it got him into the guinness book for oldest tandem parachute jump. on monday he was surprised with military guard of honor to the record. haze was with four again raiings of family for record breaking jump. >> that is so cool. >> yes. >> and brave. >> at 10

medical procedure or anything and you feel that something inappropriate has occurred we encourage you to ul contact us right away. we've reached out to the hospital but we have not heard back. you be a is now facing sexuallyual assault charges and is now being held without bond. a man accused of taking pictures up a woman's skirt. see the guy wearing a black shirt and jeans and sunglasses. the woman says she was standing in a checkout line when a man held his phone under her descres. police are concerned he may have done t before and they're asking anyone with information to give them a call. still ahead tonight, harvey may leave one bride to be groomless on their wedding day. and he's not the only one set to miss that big day. we'll tell you but that. meanwhile, tomorrow morning on fox5 helping out after owner going above and beyond to assist those in need by letting them stay in his store. and bringing wine to the district. mike thomas checks on the first winery to open in d.c. and giving back to those in need, allison shows us how one woman is helping end negative outcomes of teen pregna

yesterday it flew right over uls u -- u.s. ally japan.mp warned kim jong-un once again that all options are on the table. let's go to cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr. barbara, we always go down this path here. how realistic are the military options, and is the military response any more likely today in response to this missile launch than it was a week ago, a month ago? >> reporter: not that we're seeing so far, jim. the reaction by the state department and the pentagon are diplomatic options. that said, that doesn't seem to be moving the ball here, and with this flyover to japan and al qaeda island, the president says all options are on the table, but what we're seeing is a show of force. it is the south koreans that responded quickly this time, flying their own fighter jets, dropping bombs on a range in south korea, making a show of force that they say demonstrates they can take out the north korean regime. they are messaging very heavily, the japanese messaging very heavily against the north korean regime. for the united state

take the ul brel lafor sure. we do see this move out quickly. wednesday, thursday, friday, much nicer, look rain during the day on saturday. i think most of the weekend is dry, but, again, harvey is a big factor in those plans, so we'll continue to keep you posted on that as we get closer to the weekend. >>> confusion after woman collapses. news 4 is getting answers after the calls went to the wrong place. >> the minister's march for justice on news 4, what marching on the 54th >>> now, a tell of two storms on the left, you see images invoking images from hurricane katrina. how do they compare, in 2005 mandatory evacuations were in place days before katrina made land fall, 1 million people fled their homes, then. with harvey moving, the mayor of houston decided against city wide evacuation. the good news shelter conditions have improved. you see there, it was not enough food or water to go around. in comparison houston's convention center has turned into refuge for evacuees. >>> civil rights act viss say they've come a long way. there's a ways t

the ravens special teams, that turns into an event l ul easy pitching catch for the touchdown.ens move to two and zero in the preseason winning one to seven in the. starting pitcher steven strasburg expected to return from the dl and expected to start saturday. strasburg has been on the dlis nerve issue. he felt no pain monday paving his way for the return to the rotation this weekend. the other glimmer of good injury news bryce harper is with the team in san diego. he is still out, but not completely shutdown. he is traveling with them. he he didn't go home to las vegas. >> that would be a bad sign. it looked like a bad injury. when you looked at it, you're like, oh, god, that is going to be the end. just come back for the playoffs. rest up indeed. >> the news at 11 is coming up next. >> hey, tony. hi there both of you or all three of you. we've been telling t you about the brown murky water flowing from some taps in montgomery county. it turns out the water problems are spreading to t another county and that's not all. everything you need to know is coming up. also ahead, a g

about 90 tomorrow as our storm chances return in the afternoon it's about a 40 percent chance that ul'll see in your neighborhood. what to expect friday in a few minutes. >> manchester arena is set to re open next month with a memorial concert. the event will honor the victims of the deadly ter ofer attack back in may. twenty-two people died and more than 200 were hurt. the deputy leader of the manchester city council says the venues re opening is a sympathomimetic l bol of the city's resilient and spirit. knoll gallagher will headline that concert. >> new tonight, military bans are a long tradition here in the us but they could soon be playing a less expensive storm. the performance cost more than $400 million a year that include s playing at veterans funerals, but the house recently passed bills that would force the military to give detailed records of the band's expenses. in return congress can then limit what and where those bands perform. >> anybody ever witnessed this, they would know how important it to bid these comrades farewell with appropriate honors. military bands played

all of uls should be concerned, but north korea is concerned back.e international community standing with one voice. china didn't pull off, russia didn't pull off. all of the security council and international community said enough. >> the sanctions aren't sitting well. the north is threatening harsh retaliations. american spy satellites have detected they moved cruise missiles to a boat despite rex tillerson saying they halt all of these. i asked the ambassador if she had to twist any arms to get that vote. she said yes but didn't give me any details. a lot of the administration critics, had to admit that this is a really big moment that the united states is able to get it done. >> absolutely. it's a tremendous achievement. we were sort of talking off-camera about what a great job she's doing. this is really a difficult position that she's in especially during this time and dealing with the geo-political arena, north korea unstable, volatile. the number one national security threat as it relates to the united states right now. it's imperative that t

. >> safety concerns are what prompted a group of parents to ul from cherokee day camp. >> after i sentd we couldn't find an adult to talk to, i had no choice but to take her out. >> reporter: parents paid $2,000 up front for tenno carrierringr. laura says she feels for parent who is have few options, but having her son home from sum isser camp means she has to juggle work, 4-year-old logan and her 18-month-old triplets. >> quite the handful for some parents out there. more than $850,000 is still owed on that property. and it's not clear what's going to happen to the camp. denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> up first at 6:00, we're continuing to follow two breaking news stories. someone tossed a a molotov cocktail at police. >>> a dozen firefighters hurt by carbon monoxide. we have crews just arriving to both breaking news stories. we'll have brand new developments next at 6:00. >>> plus all new at 6:00, getting new life. the polarizing new plan for this music venue. >>> gorgeous conditions out there tonight. how long that's going to last and when the next chance of rain is creeping into th

coming ul we we'll show you you what one man discovered recently at stafford county dedication to the service men and women. plus , t tension between president trump and congress despite from the recent jabses from the president towards gop leaders. >> stafford police tonight are looking for the vanned als, the vanned als who damaged this memorial right here. we're going to show this to you. in fact, they splashed white paint in this confederate in a cemetery. the vanned als threw the paint on the base of the monument. it has since been re moved. a beautiful he memorial in stafford county that's supposed to t pay tribute to our fallen war heros. turns out has some of the facts wrong a local man is hoping the county will make this right. fox5's kristin leone is live now with a closer look at this he memorial kristin, what happen here? >> sarah and shawn, first of all i want to say this is just messed this case. i do want to show you a closer look of this beautiful memorial here. it's tucked away at the backpacker ring lot of the stafford county courthouse. i don't know how well you can

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. >> sure, i think the words ul and tokyo, seo like the words coming out of washington and north korea are a lot of macho posturing. i think gender is one of the under analyzed dimensions of this as colliding -- escalating and profound moment. of a constellation of u.s. military bases in the pacific region. there are more than 200 bases between south korea and japan alone hosting u.s. forces. there are yet more in thailand, the philippines, and elsewhere in the region. i think it is worth listeners and others considering how the united states would feel if there was a single chinese or north korean or russian base anywhere near u.s. borders. these u.s. bases are clearly meant to threaten. the claim about u.s. bases overseas for years, and the convenentional wisdom in mainstream foreign policy discourse is these are absolutely necessary to the defense and security of the united states and the world. rarely has a anyone provided evidence to show that these bases are keeping the peace and deterring allies. quite to the contrary, i think this scary moment is an example of how bases can inc

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