the ski mask implicated ronald benson. shoe impression outside the shaws' home implicated shannon touchet. but there was no forensic evidence linking reggie basile to the crime. >> as an investigator, that's a little hard to swallow, you know. that's a little hard to leave in the end of the day with, knowing that there's nothing else you can do, and you feel fairly certain of who's responsible for doing it. >> investigators hoped that would change. if yand you're talking toevere rheumyour rheumatologiste me, about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, a

don benson came back to the village of gwen. his daughter had lived on the street after her grandparents had died and benson himself had live there had with his vietnamese wife. there were family here including his wife's brothers and so many friends. >> these little guys have been like brothers and sisters to my daughter. they're part mine too. i love them all. >> reporter: leaving the street was difficult for benson and his daughter, as she gets out she may never see these people again. the next day was don fowell the daughter of don burgess waiting for her father to arrive in the village of gwen. burgess was well remembered as the 23-year-old civilian american who spoke vietnamese. even though he had not -- not married the daughter's mother, he was still remembered well by his father. >> they were real hospitable to me. they provided an atmosphere of love and support. >> reporter: burgess has promised an education to his daughter who was kicked out of school because she was amarasian. although she packed her bag she will not

benson. i know you touched on this before, but if this were not sole-sourced, how would the process proceed? what would we see here? >> we have never done something like supervisor kim is suggesting. in the absence of any prospective tenant, normally for a development project like this, we would have a concept, say a hotel and entertainment use. developed through the community process. then we would do a request for qualifications and we would be looking for a development partner who has the experience and financial capacity to develop the site. and then we would go through a negotiation, where we establish fair-market value for the sites, looking at comps and using apraisals and other similar mechanisms that are standard for a real estate negotiation. and then bring that through the public approval process through the budget analyst for their review. we very infrequently do an actual rfp, where we're bidding price, and particularly we don't usually use an rfp for a development project. where

>> benson: yes, sir.entire world? >> benson: yes, sir. >> martin: so, are these... are these technological experts? >> benson: yes, sir. but they're as young as 19 years old. >> martin: isn't there a minimum age for driving satellites? >> benson: ( laughs ) not here. >> martin: another thing that surprised us is that there's no way to effectively armor an important satellite like this or to conceal its location from attack. so it can't hide in space? >> cooley: that's true. and we... in fact, it's... it tells you where it is. >> martin: this is a system the whole world depends on, costs a small fortune to put it up there, and it's a sitting duck. >> cooley: well, this is one of the challenges that... in space command that we're... we are very aware of. >> martin: today, can a u.s. military satellite maneuver itself out of the way of an upcoming anti-satellite weapon? >> hyten: it depends on a huge number of variables. >> martin: so the answer is, maybe. >> hyten: the answer is maybe. >> martin: you've got

in sterling jackie benson, news4. >>> new jersey senator bob menendez is speaking out.is lawrence has the latest. chris? >> doreen the justice department says senator menendez accepted millions of dollars from a doctor and, in return helped him collect millions from medicaid. but tonight, menendez says he's innocent and federal prosecutors are, quote, dead wrong. senator menendez might as well have walked into a campaign rally. prosecutors indicted the new jersey democrat on 14 criminal counts. they say he used his office to help a florida eye doctor with medicare billing disputes and help get visas for several of the doctor's girlfriends. court documents say that menendez received nearly $1 million in cash and contributions, including lavish vacations at the doctor's caribbean villa. >> i'm angry because prosecutors at the justice department don't know the difference between friendship and corruption and have chosen to twist my duties as a senator and my friendship into something that is improper. >> the doctor in question ophthalmologist is south florida. back in 2012

government website. >> jackie benson, thanks. >>> your time through downtown d.c. could change this weekend. they are chamging the timing at traffic lights and it will affect nearly 600 intersections tongue can't at 8:00 and continuing through the month of raich. the department of transportation says that the sen is that it will improve traffic times. >> a silver spring man faced up to 30 years in priss op after a deadly crash. he admits there is a now have evidence to convict him. he was accused of being on pch when he hit and struck a man who later died. >>> a woman and her son " aling -- police say she left her disabled son alone for days with only a blanket and all this happened earlier this month. investigators say that the woman went to see her boyfriend in silver spring. she lives in philadelphia. her son who also suffers from cerebral palsy will soon be moved to a residential facility. >> metro passengers coming on to the trams from per sect. see what the-it-team uncovered. >> the cops oh, yeah did the snomp all over the boys. >> great game to watch. freeze

in fairfax county, jackie benson news 4. >> a man in a wheelchair plunged off the side of a metro platform and two men put their own lives in danger to save him. they jumped on to the tracks at the u street station this afternoon pulling the man back to the safety of the platform in just 30 seconds. no trains were near the station and the third rail was still hot. the man also hoisted the wheelchair off the tracks. paramedics took the man to the hospital and people on the street recognized him by that wheelchair saying he's a familiar face along u street. >> the guy is a regular down here as well. we see him all the time you know. comes and have pizza, a good guy so i'm glad they rescued him and took care of him. >> he says the rescue workers are heros and still recommends waiting until the station manager disconnects the hot third rail before you jump on to the tracks. >>> all right. so getting a little bit cooler. >> yeah you know what? a lot cooler. yesterday, 82 degrees. it felt spectacular. we'll have a hard time reaching 60 i think over the next week. the exception tomorrow, before t

live in baltimore, jackie benson, news 4. >> thank you. >>> voters in d.c.icked two new council members and a special election tonight. much of the attention on ward 8 and who would replace the late marion barry. that race right now is too close to call. laruby may has a lead of 150 votes over candidate trayon white. barry's son christopher, also known as marion c. picked up about 7% of the vote and in ward 4 brendon todd will replace muriel bowser who left her seat when she was elected mayor. our tom sherwood in southeast with the latest. >> reporter: who are these folks behind you? >> family. >> reporter: from ward 8, former school board member trayon white badly outspent was less than 2% behind laruby may in a contest that may depend on uncounted absentee ballots. >> my reaction is we trust the people and our job is getting and sharing our visit and we're very confident we have more numbers than our opponent. >> reporter: laruby may urged her supporters to stay strong confident that she will win in the end. >> you were more disciplined. >> reporter: and t

not our guy benson but our person who has served the country honorably.oing on and why is this bargaining trip being pushed to the side? no wonder the president doesn't want congress involved. perhaps there's rational members over there who will say, wait. there's americans and you had no problem trading five taliban prisoners for a desserter but you will not attach their lives and freedom to a potential deal. why is that? >> i was just going to bring that up. kennedy just sucked the thought out of my skull. thank you for the sucking sound, kennedy. she's our human sound effects machine, everybody. rachel, we saw the president go to the rose garden, talk about the prisoner swap. we know that he's made even a compelling case for a deserter. if he wants to you can play hardball to get an american back, even one that could have turned on his country. why aren't they doing it with the iranian hostages? >> he's a terrible deal maker. he bends over backwards for the deal and they send out destroyers. he's ticking off the military. he's also ticking off a lot of

we've got the latest with guy benson, senior political editor for townhall.com, and steve moore chief economist at the heritage foundation and fox news contributor. here we are, my friend hillary watch. tell me, what is the slippage in poll numbers and her path to the nomination is it super easy? is she on glide path now? >> hey, gerri, the answer to the second question is yes super easy got unimpeded shot at democratic nomination there's not going to be a serious primary, bargseismic political event or health issue with hillary clinton she will be the nominee. there aren't that many credible or serious people jumping into the race or dipping their toe into the pool. once she announces the democratic primary will effectively begin and conclude that moment. so in terms of her polling though gerri, there's a bloomberg poll out today that shows hillary clinton's favorable ratings below 50% for the first time in a very long time. this was inevitable. they were sky high numbers when she was secretary of state. she could stay out of some of the fist cuffs of daily partisan life. now that sh

hashtag one lucky guy, welcome back fox news contributor and political editor of town hall.com, guy benson us. you're outnumbered. >> it's awesome to be outnumbered every single time >> you're the official one lucky guy benson. >> that's correct. one lucky guy

i'm joined by guy benson of townhall.com. mary catherine ham, hotair.com.fox news contributors. they're also coauthoring a political book together due out end of june. it is called, "end of discussion." very cool. mary catherine, let me start with you, i have to find their accountant, whoever finds fantastic loopholes whether inheritance tax or how not to list your drones nors. they have a lock on the systems everywhere. >> well to be fair how could the clintons possibly afford really good accountants and lawyers to figure this out for them? no look, this is almost becoming like hillary clinton the ironic democratic candidate because they are looking like embodiment of money in politics embodiment of incestuous power wielding and money switching hands. now every step of the way they are being as opaque as possible bit. which i correct expected from the clintons. many people in the democratic party who knew this was going on are going hmmm, maybe not a good idea to put all our money on that? >> guy, let me ask you. do you think regular people on the street a

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. >> today i'm calling you guy benson. between reid and rush in all due fairness we should say rush limbaugh also had his fair share of calling people out with names. however, if we are sticking to harry reid today, wow. is it because he's outgoing he is now telling us how he really feels? all republican candidates are losers? >> no. he's done it for years. let's say i had no idea about this quote. and i came on the air with you and you sandbagged me with the quotation said guess who said it it was a member of the senate. my first instinct would be harry reid because this is because he has a history of juvenile taunting and baseless slanders. he reminds me of an internet troll, on miserable people who hangs out in the comment session just trying to get a rise out of people? that's harry reid. except he is the senate minority leader. >> is there any double standard here? i'm thinking if a republican called all the democratic possible contender losers that would be on the front page of every newspaper and every newscast woul

we have pete benson, beacon capital management. he will tell investors which headwinds to keep an eye on. joe bell, schaeffer's investment research. here to talk about things the earnings season will tell us about the economy in general. stock prices. scott bauer at cme. talk about earnings. they're actually not looking too bad. there was a lot of people saying, because of the bad weather, a whole lot of other things, what is happening overseas, even when you take into discounts with all that, they're look pretty good, no? >> i totally agree with you. that's why we saw a big rally yesterday. the quite frankly the fact we didn't fall off, with all the economic news coming out. yet we had dovish fed speak. this is setting a stage for next leg higher. like you just said, some earnings expectations have really been beaten down quite a bit. you know what? we've seen so far has been pretty good. i am actually very positive going out for the next week or two with the bulk of the rest of s&p 500 companies. liz: does it bother you, does it

as news4's jackie benson tells us the crash has led to a great new bond. >>. >> reporter: you'd be forgiven for mistaking them for the cast of a tv drama series but these four volunteer emergency medical technicians came by their close relationship not through a script but through a terrible real-life tragedy. these are images of the aftermath of the horrific collision february 15th on the beltway near river road. the glen echo ambulance was on the shoulder emergency lights flashing. emts sydney marshall and tom shriver were tending to patients. for unknown reasons the driver of a pickup truck lost control and struck the toyota with tremendous force. the two other members of the crew saw it happen. and with what a superior described as consummate professionalism despite their shock and horror began assisting the injured, which now included two of their own. hospitalized with serious injuries including broken bones, internal injuries and numerous deep gashes marshall and shriver discovered a second family. >> it's kind of forced us together with this common experience. it's not an experience

i'm an elementary music teacher at benson and franzen schools in itasca.e have a son named cole who's 7 months old and when he was born he weighed 11 pounds, 10 ounces, and was almost 24 inches long. [ laughter ] he's a big guy. yeah, i guess. and you're still smiling. yeah. [ laughter ] i don't know what that means, but you can all write your own material on that one. nice to have you here. [ laughter ] eric and kristie your turn. hi! we're eric and kristie metler. we're from fresno, california. we've been married 12 1/2 years. we have three rambunctious little children -- hayley, anna, and ian. i get to stay home with those children. i'm very lucky. in my spare time i enjoy running, and last year i was able to run the tinkerbell half-marathon in disneyland. oh, how exciting. well, i'm glad you're all here and win a lot of money tonight. we're loaded. get ready. we'll do another "toss up." this one is worth $2,000 and the category is "people." [ bell chimes ] lesley and nick. happy newlyweds. yeah. you got it. [ applause ] ain't life grand? they got the $

. >>> the bensons are at it again with prank it forward. this is the love story of mario and elaine. they fell in love when she was making a zombie movie. she asked him to be in it he said heck, yeah. immediately they fell in love, he proposed, she said yes, but things changed very quickly. she was diagnosed at 30 years old with hodgkin's lymphoma and their lives became more about her health. they soon became heavily in debt with medical bills and so a wedding was no longer a feasible plan. >> that's where we come in. >> yes, that is exactly where these guys come in. they are about to make that dream come true. >> elaine thinks she and mario are just going out for a regular date night at the movies. >> this is unlike any movie date they have ever been through. she's there by herself, a very special trailer starts playing. >> fate would bring them together. >> i just thought you wanted to be -- >> a zombie extra? thought you would never ask. >> true love of zombies. >> cut! >> because when it's right, you just know. >> it hasn't clicked yet,

. >> frank and greg benson they're at it again with prank it forward. this is the love story of mario and elaine. they fell in love when she was making a zombie movie. she asked him to be an extra. he said heck, yeah. mostly because he liked her. immediately they fell in love. he proposed. she said yes. but things change very quickly. she was diagnosed at 30 years old with hodgekins lymphoma. as soon as their lives became more about her health. they seemed to become heavily in debt with medical bills, so a wedding was really no longer a feasible plan. >> and that's where we come in. >> yes, that is exactly where these guys come in. because they are about to make that dream come true. >> elaine thinks that she and mario are just going out far regular date night at the movies. >> this is unlike any movie date they've ever been to. she's there by herself. a very special trailer starts playing. >> fate would bring them together. >> i was just wondering if you wanted to be -- >> a zombie extra? i thought you'd never sksm. >> this is so weird. >> mutual love

it is time for this nomination to be voted on. >> penny lee and guy benson, that's all the time we havete you coming on. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> kelly? >>> well eating out more convenient, right? but it could be leading to serious health issues down the line. oh, my. what's next? >>> plus a popular show spanish speakers grew up on around the world is coming to a close. why it's ending after more than half a century. ♪ ♪ when you're living with diabetes steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. i'm a bull rider make it part of your daily diabetes plan. so you stay steady ahead. when eating healthy and drinking water just isn't enough to ease my constipation i trust dulcolax tablets. i take dulcolax for dependable overnight relief and in the morning i am back to myself dulcolax, designed for dependable relief test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100

we had a guest speaker, benson nidel of the long-term care ombudsman association and they represent 34 ombudsman program. current state law requires that investigation and reports of neglect and abuse in long-term care facilities, and over the last number of years that budget has been severely cut while the legislation still requires they go out and investigate. in 2008 the budget was at $3.8 million and the appropriation was based on the number of beds in the county. san francisco during that time over the last 10 years has lost a thousand nursing home beds so you can see that our funding was reduced. current staffing at two full time equivalents and plus a part time consultant so meeting those requirements that are set forth in the law are difficult to meet so there is funding is needed to in hopes of visiting sites quarterly just on a routine basis and handing -- handling abuse cases over the course of the year. they have asked -- assemblymember cheryl brown asked executive directors to mold or craft a ask for bill to increase funding for the ombudsman. now that we have some money t

back jackie benson was with them. >> reporter: jim, people here feel a strong connection to what is going on just up i-95. >> all night, all day, we're going to fight for freddie gray! >> reporter: hundreds gathered at just after 7:00 this evening. many have been here before to draw attention to the death of michael brown at the hands of police in ferguson missouri in august of last year. this time it's in support of freddie gray, a baltimore man who died of a broken neck after being arrested by police in a city much closer to the district. >> for the past two night, i've been going to sleep really late. what comes to my mind is what is happening in baltimore. >> reporter: 14 blocks away at the spot on h street cafe and northeast, baltimore is also on the mind of troy williams. >> we've been trying to get in baltimore for the last ten years. >> reporter: williams is a chef and coordinator for the careers in the culinary arts program. c-cap as it's known works with the district's thriving restaurant community to help d.c. and prince georges high school students to earn full scholarships to

guy benson, everybody. thank you for joining us. two women arrested.l part of a very plain the undercover operation. charles, what do you got should mark. >> we all feel certain ways when we are junk. the police department wrote a great piece on this. we all live ordinary lives and then we sort of addressed. how unfair of america is. how they don't have a chance. four things that take you from self identification. the economy. bad economy. social racism here at political discontent. personal things. you know, we have to be very careful about what we think it harmless in this country. it has been easy pickens for isis. going out there and taking our young people. >> so many people point to america as bad. >> i do not hope i do not celebrate how far we have. >> look at the progress i have seen in my 40 years in america. it is a different country. it is a better country. the jobs report numbers come out tomorrow. we'll impact on monday morning. the price of oil right around this $8 a barrel. the price of oil is not affect it at this point. gas, $2.40 is y

she can do that in an authentic way and not be what she thinks joe benson wants her to be. >> she has to thread the needle with being the fighting grandma who will fight for populus economic causes and also being someone who can bring washington back together. in the general electorate there's a desire to see washington work. we don't know if that's possible. she wants to cast herself as someone who can do that. that is a natural fit. >> it's my turn is not a compelling presidential message. >> no. >> the republicans will make generational argument. she will be 69 on election day. ronald regan was 69 on election day. >> they'll make the argument, nice woman -- >> i don't think they'll make that argument, nice woman. >> let's skip that. >> what democrats will do is say, listen, she's got this experience. it might mean she's older, she's 69, but it also means she knows the ways of washington, that she knows leaders from her experience as secretary of state. i think her challenge is going to be, how does she make people excited? that's something barack obama was able to do. there's one t

we saw benson suggesting that democracy is indeed the spirit of an age.e democratic party has no particular claim to it. and facts, they do not come to it first. and the also there is a certain disconnection between politics and -- not so much between politics and society, but between policy politics and electoral politics. voters are voting ethnocultural antagonisms or reflexively voting for a party that they attach themselves to in the past. we saw marvin meyer suggesting that what jacksonian democracy is not really about is a class conflict, but instead, in his words, a persuasion characterized by jackson and his party as not to much a program but a sense of unease. the whigs speaking to americans hopes, and jacksonian democrat speaking to fears, so that if there's is anything that divides weights and democrats, it is more a frame of mind. taking that even further, we saw daniel walker howe celebrating the whigs as carriers of progress. as optimists. they are, in certain parts of business community but it is not a business community towering in fear an

jackie benson has the story you will see only on news 4. >> kyle said his family's trip was terrifice was back and hair raising. they went about 5:20 p.m. and there was an announcement that the train was going out of service and everyone should get off. the oldest child who was 11 managed to get off with the rest of the passengers but he said he and his wife with the three younger kids including in a stroller were not able to do so before the doors closed. >> i thought the side door was going to open. >> he was unable to get off the train in time and pressed the red button. >> they were not helpful at all. they said they had to proceed. >> a metro spokesperson said the train would likely have been ordered to advance several stations to ease congestion behind it. neither knew why the train was not stopping. when the train came to a stop at the next station and the door diagnosis not open kyle took matters into his own hands, literally. >> i started pulling the doors apart and able to get the doors open a few inches. i don't know how many. i can stick my foot in between. >> when they m

we have pete benson, beacon capital management.stors which headwinds to keep an eye on. joe bell, schaeffer's investment research. here to talk about things the earnings season will tell us about the economy in general.

. >> guy benson great analysis thank you. >>> time for my take. i think the intriguing part of the clinton cash book is the possible link some thought would make it problematic for hillary clinton to kick off a presidential run, that was her private server e-mail scandal. to me that story comes back to light now. tieing in directly to the clinton foundation money story. because undoubtedly, there are e-mails talking about foundation business in the vast amount of e-mails written by then secretary of state clinton. but are they ones that were preserved and sent on to the state department? or are they in the huge deleted pile with chelsea's wedding plans and hillary's mother's funeral? were there ever e-mails that would spell out favors for clinton foundation donors? nobody really knows. but here's the catch. because of that private server we may never know. you can find my takes every day on my facebook page and fox news.com. >>> some state law makers meeting strong opposition because they are pushing a new bill to make vaccinations mandatory for a

hear to weigh in, guy benson townhall.com and foxx news contributor and adam good win, republican strategist. great to have you both there. i want both of you to weigh in the idea that clinton foundation should be accepting payments while hillary is running for president? guy, you first? >> i think the argument hillary would make, yes we'll keep doing it because we did it while i was running the state department. they did. it is super sketchy. while there were foreign governments lobbying the state department, they were also giving huge monetary donations to the clinton foundation and those donations were not vetted by the state department. there are all sorts of concerns about conflicts of interest and quid pro quo. since she got away with it then she shrugged and said we'll get away with it again. gerri: you call it super zetschechy. adam, what do you say. >> one out of three donations over a million dollars are coming from foreign donors. that should not just scare everybody about the ethics watchdogs, that the leadership for america is not for sale. hillary does so well with this on so m

guy benson, senior political editor townhall.com. steve moore, distinguished visiting fellow heritage foundation and michael baloney, former homeland security official. great panel. great to have you all here. steve i will talk with you. people talking about financial disparities the president talking about how people who live in these communities experienced horrific financial problems and i have to say, are the financial problems a result of the violence or is the violence a result of the economic disparity? >> maybe a little bit of both but these are areas of the country where there is just so much poverty and so much crime and so much welfare dependence. it is really a tragedy in 21st century america we have these pockets where you have lawlessness, terrible schools and you know as a republican, i think republicans should to to some of these areas saying look, democrats have ruled cities like baltimore for 50 to 100 years. what have they really done? same thing in detroit? we don't want our major cities to end up like detroit. wh

with more on this guy benson senior editor for townhall.com and dan heninger of the "wall street journal." dan start with you, it's like fingernails on a chalkboard when i hear her talk about everyday americans. >> she has to talk about everyday americans gerri. it is more of the same. more big government. it's going to be pretty much what you guys were just talking about. she's going to propose more programs, bigger programs, and it's interesting why. she is running in an environment of economic anxiety. no matter what the stock market says. poll after poll suggests the average person out there feels stressed. their incomes aren't rising. and hillary clinton's message is going to be we're the government and we're here to help you. gerri: i want to interrupt you there that's the point i want to focus in on with guy here for a second which is that the economy is no great shakes, employment is not that terrific. a lot of elements trend downwards and not up. it's entirely possible that what we've been describing as a recovery is turning into something else entirely. to what degree is hillar

bush and guy benson, political editor townhall.com fox news contributor. guy, start with you.r reaction. charges brought after two years investigation brought by the fbi. not a surprise but what are you thinking tonight? >> not a surprise. ethical clouds hung over bob menendez's head for years. appears the fed may have got entheir man. he is innocent until proven guilty. this involves a doctor in south florida this guy is tied to. he is big democratic donor. we'll see whether menendez defends himself or resigns. he is giving a statement tonight at 7:00 p.m. one small note interesting politically. menendez has been one of the staunch critics of obama administration on cuba and iran policy. if he is out of the picture that might change certain dynamics on other important stories. gerri: interesting. brad, to you, i'm curious how effective will they be going after menendez the last sitting senator the feds went after, alaska senator ted stevens, the whole investigation was botched really. >> it was and of course he was later cleared. but senator menendez has a real challenge ahea

. ♪ >>> i'm jackie benson. we're at 7th and "g" street in northwest.ind me a very peaceful protest, very spirited protest by young people, many of them appear to be college students, in what they describe as solidarity with the protoasters in baltimore. d.c. police are present in force. they are allowing these protesters to absolutely take as much time as they need in this intersection and to keep things as peaceful as possible so they can compress themselves. we'll have more for you at 11:00. >> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >>> a lot of stuff dianna has to talk fast. >> as we've will all been watching, the national guard patrolling the streets of baltimore, the orioles have postponed two straight home games and they'll play tomorrow in an empty stadium. this is video of the orioles working out at camden yards this afternoon. as far as those changes, tomorrow's game has been moved up to 2:00 p.m. and will be closed to the public. this is the first time in major league baseball

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come look at your screen because police in prince george's county are hoping you can help bring ed benson back home. 77-year-old was last seen along lampton lane in fort washington not far from the park. he was driving a 2009 burgundy ford expedition with maryland plates. here are the tags 526-34m8. if you have seen him or that car, you're asked to call police. leon: coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00, leaders from across the western hemisphere gathering for the summit of the americas in panama. find out who our president is expected to sit down with tomorrow. alison: plus -- >> it's very unfair. you cannot -- how can you kill a person? alison: after two months a man is finally under arrest for a hit and run on the b.w. parkway but the victim's family is not happy. and we're going to telllyou why. horace: i'm horace holmes. fire nearly destroys his capitol heights home. the company hired to restore it turns off the water while it makes repairs but still, the the home owner receives a water bill for, you won't believe how big that bill is. we'll tell you and let you hear from the home owner a

jacqui benson is live with new information. jackie? >> reporter: wendy, according to court records this suspect who is just 19 is still on probation for a 2014 attack that is strikingly similar. now, the video from last week's assault is tough to look at. it shows a sudden violent attack on an escalator at the eastern market metro station. the victim 69 years old, was very seriously injured. he is on the mend now. police say the video was clear enough for a good citizen, as they referred to this person to identify 19-year-old elijah smith of silver spring. news4 has learned smith is still on probation after serving time for a brutal random attack in may of 2014. the victim in that case was an actor who had just finished a performance at a theater in downtown silver spring. he, too was very seriously injured. now, coming up on news4 at 6 we'll hear from the metro transit police chief about how anxious he is to find 19-year-old elijah smith. back to you. >> jackie, thank you. >>> students in alexandria got a surprise lesson in aviation t

detective unit who worked tirelessly on this case in particular i would take special node of trooper eric bensoniah donovan, and also north at bore atte borough. and thank the bristol connecticut police department for their cooperation in this matter. lastly, i would like to thank the media, you, for your patience during the last three months respecting the adherence to the gag order that was in place, again i think you acted professionally with diligence in respecting the gag order. so thank you for that. at this time i'm prepared to take questions. >> reporter: what did you think when -- that she forgives the people who did this to her son? >> i think it's a tremendous compliment to her. as difficult as it is for people in the end, forgiveness is what it's about if one can bring themselves to do that. by doing that today, it shows you what type of person she is. >> reporter: how confidence are you that this was the decision that can be -- >> i felt confident that we had presented a strong case and after a fair consideration of all the evidence that mr. hernandez would be convicted. >> reporter