we attempted to speak with alicia norman as she left court today. >> you're violated my firstmentment right. i would appreciate it if you leave my alone, thank you very much. >> did you do anything wrong, ma'am, did you break the law. >> that's none of my business. about the charges against you? >> that's none of your concern. >> reporter: dean vaughn row, again being held for three days, was working as a supervisor at the lamont rigs station, he was then transferred over to river terrace in northeast, where he was arrested today. live at us district court, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >>> i without out on the balcony. it actually took me up in the air and broke the door, i was up in the air, off the grounds, then i came back down, ran in the house, everybody get in the house. my mother then screaming and the roof came, boom. >> on dc public housing building in southeast dc are temporarily homeless after strong and damaging storm ripped the roof right off the building last night. >> fox5 alexandra spoke to residents in the building during the frightening moments, joining us live from

we attempt topped speak with alicia norman as she left court today. >> you're violating my first amendment right. i would please appreciate it if you would leave my alone, thank you very much. >> did you do anything ma'am? did you break the law. >> that's none of your business. >> what do you have to say about the charges against you? >> another time. >> now, dean vaughn row, at the request of prosecutors, is being held for three days, he'll be back in court on monday. if convicted of all counts in this indictment, these three face up to ten years in prison. live outside federal court, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> dozens every dc families temporarily homeless after strong storms rip a roof off their apartment building last night. construction crews have been working on the building at k and 11th street all diarrhea pair the damage. about 50 people were put up in hotels last night, because the building right now is unsafe. we talked to some residents who say the storm caught them off guard. >> i heard a big boom. i look back, and a roof was coming off. so i immediately jetted back, to c

alicia norman kendra brandtly and devon row worked together tr make sure packages of pot were distributed in exchange for cash they were deposited $30,000.po paulsi wagner tried to talk to norman as she left court. you're amendment right.t i would please appreciate it if you would leave me alone. thank you very much. > did you do anything wrong,ng ma'am? did you break the law. >> that's none of your businesso > what do you have to say abouy the charges against you? >> the post office says it is on look the lookout of packages of addresses being extent to addresses with fake names.with > still ahead at 10, a man stabbed final a violent bar fight in silver springs. the guy who did it almost got away. how a k9 unit helped track down the suspect. transit police are opening annig investigation into a train derailment that happened on july 29 in east falls church. the questions that surrender that accident. > and later, it seems like he's a little delicious al. > 911 calls that a floridalori state university's mother made before shortly before her son was accused of attack a couple in their gar

charges including bribe ri and conspiracy to distribute marijuana, an unsealed indictment claims alicia norman re ken today brant and and devon row. they deposited more than $30,000 in his accounts in the later year. . >>> to a story you saw first on fox 5, new details about what the prince george's county schools administration did and did not know about a federal investigation into child abuse in the county's head start program >> the board apparently had no idea about the scope of the federal investigation and they reportedly did not know that the county was at risk of losing millions of federal dollars to fund head start. prince george's county school board member edward borrow to find out what was communicated. they're going to talk about how long they gave the board to correct deficiencies and problems and why they were not corrected. also says anyone who failed to act should be terminated or resign. >>> time is 5:51. let's take a look at the stories, on social media, with our real-time news tracker >> let's talk about amber heard, she is donating her full $7 million divorce settlement t

alicia norman, covering her face while leaving court with a friend or family member not wanting to speak to us other. the male suspect dean vaughn row is being held on felony drug charges. we are told he is the manager at the river terrace post office in northeast washington where a source says he was arrested there this morning. now the two women are employees at the lamon riggs post office in northwest would allegedly monitor the arrival of marijuana packages from california and oregon and then brantley and norman would allegedly sell the packages for cash wile on the postal -- while on the postal routes. >> can you tell us what was going on, please? >> there is nothing to tell you. there is nothing to tell you. >> was she part of a drug ring? >> she wasn't. >> you are violating my first amendment rights. i would please appreciate if you leave me alone. thank you very much. jeff: authorities were apparently watching over this ring several months ago way back in the spring earlier this year. all three suspects pleaded not guilty. future court hearings set for next week. live in northwes

this is alicia norman. she did not reporters. another woman, another postal worker was released after today's hearing. the mail suspect dean vaughn row is not being released today. held by authorities. we are told that row is a manager at the river terrace post office in northeast washington. we are told the two female are in northwest washington and they are most in court in the postal uniforms. we are tell waiting for more information from the federal government. we hope to get the information in the next hour or so. we will have it at 5:00. as well as one of the suspects had to say to our cameras after her release following the court hearing. until then, live in northwest washington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: jeff, thanks. coming up next at 4:00 for us, a new first for uber. alison: also next today. if you have er lived or been to california you know the term " the threat from them tonight. and tens of thousands of people evacuated. jonathan: it is not fires here but storm damage from last night. a look at the destru

unsealed indictment claims thatm the three alicia norman, kendrar bran together to make sure packageskad exchange for cash.h row also deposited more than $30,000 into in his account in t the last year. >>> all right.al 8:32. you know what that means,. >> sip, sip, is upping.spp >> sim on out to annie yu. y she'll teach us something.. >> annie, are you doing a littll trivia? good morning. >> that's right.hat' this is the time where we realla learn a lot about rosslyn, and d think many of you -- that'st' sheila.. she's a true dedicated fan herer she drove from d.c. to see us.se good morning, sheila.heil thank you.than >> good morning. >> livvy is joining me the chaic with the arlington county board. really been hard at work for 200 years working hard for the for t people really making this areasa what it is today. tod and what it is today is really a booming area.rea. >> it's so exciting. >> we've seen businesses coming in. new builders going up. up. >>eses. over those years.ea >> well it's been incredible.nc. right now when you come here, ii mean people are moving all themt time.me >> ye

unsealed indictment claims alicia north man were together to make sure packages of pot were delivered in exchange for cash. earlier today, fox5's paul wagner tried to talk to norman as she left court. you're violating my first amendment rights. i will please ap you leave me alone. thank you very much. > did you do anything wrong, ma'am? did you break the law. >> that's none of your business. > what do you have to say about the charges against you? the postal service says they are constantly on the look out for packages of drugs being sent to addresses with fake names. > we have an update now on a story you saw first on fox5. we are learning new details about the troubled head start program in prince george's county. as we first are the oned the federal government terminated a $6 million funding grant after mounting problems, including child abuse were not fixed. we've also learned members of the school board had no idea what was going on until fox5 reported the findings from that federal investigation. i'm outraged, i'm disappointed and i am hoping the individuals are held accountable because of this. $6.5 million for one of the most important programs. the head