alfred thomas' retirement is effective immediately. it comes after two seperate reports blasted the department's response to the protests that turned deadly back in august. but members of the community believe he was forced out. charlottesville police major gary pleasants will be acting as chief until an interim chief will be named within the next week. a washington redskins player is threatening to sue police in loudoun county.. claiming he was racially profiled and roughed up during a recent traffic stop. but police say that's not the case. both sides of the story. trt 0:21 out ... what, bro? trt 0:21 out ... what, bro? a man who became lost saturday during a hunting trip in shenandoah lost saturday during a hunting trip in shenandoah thanks to a drone! 92-year-old bill mcdonnell says he misjudged the time, then became caught in thickets. he spent the night sleeping on the ground. loudoun county's search and sunday morning. rescuers launched a drone, and it took only 20 minutes to zero in on mcdonnell's orange hat. mcdonnell says he

chief alfred thomas held the job since may of last year.ement comes after two separate reports blasted his department's response to august's violent protests. one woman died and several others were hurt. one report uncovered the chief telling officers to quote, "let them fight." of rats in d-c... or at least contain them. the city is dropping dry ice into rat nests. the fog from it isn't deadly to us. but packed into a small place-- it can overwhelm those rodents. other cities have seen this work. we will keep you posted on how effective it is in d-c. check this out -- an amazing rescue in shenandoah county. take a look at this picture. you can't see much -- other than trees. but once it's zoomed in -- you can see, an orange hat. that hat -- is exactly what led to the rescue of a missing 92-year-old hunter over the weekend. jay korff spoke with him about what happened. at xx time for weather. toss to brian - feeling like spring today - winter arrives thursday with colder air (winter solstice) - mild holiday weekend with rain showers around

chief alfred thomas was on the job when racist protests overwhelmed the city. a counterprotestor was even killed last august. a report released two weeks ago revealed the charlottesville, virginia police department poorly planned and handled the white supremacist rally as well as the counterdemonstration which led to, quote, diastrous results. >>> the deal is set, congress has the numbers needed and members will vote today on sweeping tax reform legislation. the senate is expected to follow their lead and hand president trump the first major legislative victory of his administration. the president and republicans call the tax reform bill a gift for americans, but more than half of americans polled see it differently. >>reporter: the ho preparing to pass a nearly $1.5 trillion tax reform bill. >> come january 1st, americans will be able to keep more of what they earned. they have -- they will have a stronger economy, stronger pay checks, and we're finally going to see some of our american jobs come back from overseas. >>reporter: the tax bill reduces the rates a

. >> alfred thomas made the announcement two weeks after a report found his department respond responded poorly to a violent white supremest recall yivment a group of white nal lists gathered in august. deadly violence broke out a women. thomas served as police chief only since 2016. >> john mack keen is back in arizona after undergoing treatment for brain cancer. senator mccain will miss the tax reform vote coming up in the senate. he underwent surgery back in july to remove a blood clot in his brain after being diagnosed with a clee oh blast tome a. we'll be right back. you're foxing 5@6:30. z2i1zz z16fz y2i1zy y16fy >> perhaps you were still look ing for the perfect gift for the politics buff in your life. you might want to check out the trump tore. it is believed to be the only store dedicated to the president. hi, welcome to the trump store. that's what you'll hear if you find yourself walking into the trump store in show low, arizona. the owners believe they truly have a one of a kind president. we don't know if anyone has ever taken a campaign headquarters and converted it to a st

alfred thomas faced months of criticism after a report called his response to the white supremacist rallyotage. james fields is charged with first-degree murder after allegedly driving a car into a crowd of protesters killing one person. here is a big story, a scathing report accusing the obama administration of undermining an elaborate dea operation aimed at taking down hezbollah's drug trafficking network in an effort to ultimately secure the 2015 iran deal. who worked to publicly designated the visual terrorists for the united nations, thank you for joining us. to break this down, project cassondra and it allows the dea to governance the terrorist group was mapping $1 billion in drugs and weapons but they wanted to do something about it. >> it wasn't just the dea, not just that that was in the government and allies, this was a project that spanned many years of the obama administration. hezbollah is an iranian backed organization wreaking havoc around the world in the middle east but in june of this year the federal authorities arrested hezbollah agents for working to attack the united