jay korff has the arrest of brian grace. what can you tell us tonight? jay: captain brian grace worked from engine 8 in southeast, jumping into harms way, helping others. he is not accustomed to having his mug shot taken. brian grace works in washington, d.c., at this fire station and lives in maryland. virginia.starts in fairfax county police are sharing information about the details surrounding the case. they will not say where in the county he was arrested or the circumstances that led to his arrest. what we know was the police picked up captain grace wednesday in conjunction with an ongoing narcotics investigation. the time he was picked up. he faces drug and weapons charges, including possession

jay korff has the arrest of brian grace. what can you tell us tonight? jay: captain brian grace worked from engine 8 in southeast, jumping into harms way, helping others. he is not accustomed to having his mug shot taken. brian grace works in washington, d.c., at this fire station and lives in maryland. virginia.starts in fairfax county police are sharing information about the details surrounding the case. they will not say where in the county he was arrested or the circumstances that led to his arrest. what we know was the police picked up captain grace wednesday in conjunction with an ongoing narcotics investigation. the time he was picked up. he faces drug and weapons charges, including possession with the intent to distribute . captain grace has been with the fire department in the nation's capital for going on 16 years. he has been placed on administrative leave. attempts to reach him have not been successful. jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: a dangerous underground in charleseapons county, now serving charges against a drama trump -- a donald trump d

captain brian grace was arrested on wednesday by fairfax police. officers say he's facing three counts of possession of a drug and two weapons charges. the d.c. fire department released a statement saying it is aware of the arrest. grace has been with the department for more than 16 years. >>> a female security guard says she is not guilty of assaulting a transgender woman at a d.c. grocery store. a transgender woman claims jones confronted her wednesday at the giant on the corner of 3 8th streets. the woman claims the guard called her derogatory names afternoon dragged hand dragged her out of the story. ite it's the latest debate in the growing transgender. it's against the law to deny someone access to a bathroom based on gender identity. 17 states including maryland have similar laws that specifically protect transgender people. virginia does not and that is something d.c. experts say can lead to confusion on a local level. >> a local law gives people a sense of -- that their rights live and breathe in their community. >> the u.s. attorney gener

brian grace was arrested in fairfax county.acfa officers responded to an ad that he placed on craigslist.ceahen 93 arrived grace was gce armed with drugs and guns. g eats been working for thatn rki department since 2000. one woman in the district.n in . meals say a man broke into hern home and assaulted her.lteder happened around 12:30 tuesday morning on engle side terraceer in northwest.th the suspect is described as aed hispanic man with a stockyh a build last seen wearing a grabra over a red sweatshirt.weshirt. if you know anything please call police.no >> the families of the victims in a two day shooting spree in montgomery county werego presented with a special gift yesterday.st the victims rights foundationout joined the bethesda and silver spring rotary clubs in presenting $1,000 checks to each of the six families. thef suspected gunman eulaliola tordil is in jail.ail. he faces several charges including first degree murder.g. >> law enforcement officialsffic aren't happy with the bill the signed by maryland governord gor larry hogan yesterday. >> the bill restricts civilrect asset for

captain brian grace was arrested last night by the police in f fairfax. the d.c.ire department says they are aware of the arrest. grace has been with the department for more than 16 years. earing from the family of a fairfax county fire department for the first time since her death. nicole mittendorff took her own life last month. she had been the victim of cyberbullying allegedly by other firefighters. our radio partner spoke exclusively with her husband. >> do i think that's the reason she went out and made her decision? i don't think that was all that -- i think it was a multitude of things, stress, life in general. who knows? those are the answers i'm searching for every day. >> it wasn't something that concerned us in terms of nicole's well-being. we didn't have any indication that played a role in her thinking, but we'll never know. >> they have hired an outside consultant to examine the working environment inside the department. >>> some big changes in the wake of a news4 i-team investigation. larry hogan has formally approved a new crackdown on child preda

captain brian grace was arrested last night by fairfax police. they say he's facing three counts of possession of a drug and two weapons charges. the d.c. fire department said it is aware of the arrest and grace is on administrative leave. he's been with that department for more than 16 years. >>> traffic along route 50 and bowe slowing after a small plane crashed here into a fence and almost onto that highway. chopper 4 over the scene just a short time ago over freeway airport. everyone involved in this crash is okay. >>> dramatic, tearful testimony in fairfax county as a mclean woman who was stabbed and shot during a bizarre attack was the first witness in a trial of a lawyer, andrew schmul. staging an elaborate attack on her boss after his wife was fired from her job at the law firm. >> reporter: this is a case about revenge, greed, torture, and depravity. those were among the prosecutors' opening words to jurors today. when they heard from the first of two victims, the jurors got a vivid picture of a night of absolute horror. an ordinary sund

captain brian grace was arrested wednesday by fairfax county police. officers say he faces three counts of possession of a drug and two weapons charges. grace has been with the d.c. fire department for more than 16 years. >>> maryland judge may limit evidence in a wrongful death lawsuit involving a football player. derrick sheely played for frogburg state university. he suffered a fatal head injury during practice in 2011. his parents filed a lawsuit accusing the school of letting him continue kkt dricontact dri despite bleeding from the forehead. >>> a large food recall and it includes 400 frozen fruit and vegetable products affected. and the brands are so wide ranging, there are fears of glowing listeria-linked illness being sick and two people died. the items are from crf frozen foods, there it are too many to name. so we've put the link to the affected products on line on my twitter and facebook pages. search recall and of course this morning please check your freezers. at the live desk, i'm aiericka gonzal gonzalez. >>> sending your kids off to ch

captain brian grace was arrested wednesday bir count of possession of a drug and two weapons charges. grace has been with the d.c. fire department for more than 16 years. >>> a veteran law enforcement officer and his wife are arrested and charged with harboring a fugitive and obstructing justice. darrel banks works for capitol police. authorities say they arrested sami reyes at their home in fred rec county. reyes is wanted on drug charges in tennessee and authorities say he's part of a honduran criminal enterprise. when they came to the home, the couple refused to investigation gate with the investigation. investigators believe reyes is trends with the banks' stepdaughter. >>> a female security guard says she's not guilty of assaulting a transgender woman this week. francine jones made the plea in court yesterday. the transgender woman claims skroe jones confron at the giant. the woman claims the guard called her derogatory names and dragged her out of the store. >>> it is the latest incident in the growing debate over gender identity discrimination. in daes, it is against the law to

they arrested captain brian michael grace yesterday who lives in centreville, maryland is free pending the next court date in august. leon: we now know the major changes coming to metro starting in 15 days. that is when the year-long safety blitz called safe track will begin with a shutdown of a major stretch of track. metro released a final version of the plan today. abc7 transportation reporter brianne carter is looking at it and joins us with a look at what the riders need to know about this. tell us about this. brianne: well, leon it means the riders in boston will be the first to experience the long-term single tracking. then on the heels of that comes the first shutdown. section will be shut down on the 16 days. throughout the time, the riders could see the service cut by 70-80%. >> delay and major disruption for commuters for a year. >> well, you know, i mean i guess we will figure out something. >> pam rides the rails daily to get from ballston to work downtown. in a matter of days, her stretch along the orange and the silver line will be single tracking continuously for two we

cha brian grace was arrested inestei fairfax county.irfax county. he's been working for thewog fo department since 2000.000. the fire captain was assigned ae to engine eight in southeast. sa grace has been suspended suspend following his arrest.rr >> a bill known as noah's law has officially been signed by maryland governor larry hogan. . it was passed by the state's general assembly last month. the law is named after a montgomery county policego officer noahme leotta who washos struck and killed by a drunkyru driver last year. lyear. the law will put ignition ignito interlock devices in the carsvie of those convicted of drivingf d under the influence. infen yesterday the man accused of of killing officer leotta pleadeded guilty. ilty. he will be sentenced in august. >> coming up major air disaster overseas.st overseas. egyptair jet disappearing from radar crashing into the mediterranean sea. >> a desperate search is underhn way to find the wreckage and to answer this question: it terrorism? well, donaldsmel, trump has the answer.r. we're going to e

fairfaksz count -- fairfax county police arrested brian michael grace. he is charged with drug possession, as well as weapons possession. he is now on administrative leave. >>> right now, metro is making new changes to its plans to fix those failing rails. repairs to the orange and the silver lines have now been moved to the top of the list. and this will impact all ri wusa 9 pete -- pete muntine has more. >> reporter: starts this just two weeks. >> reporter: metro riders were unaware of the system wide changes. the agency just released its new overhaul plan,. >> i think there's always the long-term benefit and short television term inconvenience. >> reporter: the orange and silver lines were in the clear until november. now, starting june 4th. all silver line trains will run every 18 minutes. the same with the orange line, between boston and vienna. >> they have to make a change to fix it. that's the only thing we know. gotta do something. >> reporter: faulty parts of tracks are arcing and causing fires. like this one in federal center southwest on may

. >> if officers arrested brian ar grace last night in fairfax county. x 5 an officerfo responded to an add he placed and craigslist, he was armed arm with drugs and guns. fire captain was assigned to ass engine eight in southeast. he's been working for the department since 2000. he is now on administrative leave. >>> maryland governor larry l hogan signed a bill known as as noah's law. law. after montgomery county policeyp officers noah leotta a suspectet drunk driver hit year.ar. ignition lock devices will beesw placed in cars of people convicted of driving under the in newspapers. >> senate fact 30 took the death of a police officer under circumstances that it occurred to get this passed is a shame. you know maybe at if this bill had been passed a few years ago noah i on the too would still bb patrolling the streets of montgomery county today. >> the maniac caused of killing officer lee on the ka pleaded guilty yesterday. >>> tragic egypt air crash what may have caused that plane to go down. >> major news for metro rail passengers the "safetrack" prog

brian roberts, thank you for joining us. [applause] >> the demonstration was very special. i'ms great knowing where going to spend my summer enjoying the atlantic's. >> our thanks to julia who gracedmorrow, she is going to be interviewing john from at&t and pete cashmore. look forward to that tomorrow. thanks to all of our great speakers this morning for their views and insights. please join me in giving them a round of applause. [applause] you all for joining us this morning. have a great afternoon. >> more from the int ask. includesion representatives from at&t, sandal, and periscope. from

she may find a graceful way out, but this is going to be a concession to bernie sanders. she will be thrown to the wolves as bernie sanders said, briannally it's bloody. so debbie wasserman schultz is the current target, but believe me, with 40% of the delegates, bernie sanders is going to have a lot of other demands as well. >> wow. that could push the party so far to the left it's going to be hard to win over independents and moderates in theory. let's talk about this though, come june 7th, we could have hillary clinton as the -- getting across the number with 400 plus delegates at stake and become the nominee. heading into the convention. however, she could lose california. how unprecedented is it to be this wounded perhaps going into the convention? >> well, remember, barack obama lost most of the concluding primaries including california in 2008. so you can recover from these things. time heals all wounds but it certainly isn't a good sign. you don't want to go limping into philadelphia. >> right. >> you want to go in as the consensus choice of the party. hillary clinton's problem is going to be to get many of those younger sand

brian. see you tomorrow. well done. >> thank you. that demonstration was very special. it's great knowing we are all national where i'm going to spend my summer enjoying the olympics. >> i thank julie who gracedrrow she's going to be interviewing john stankey from at&t and also pete cashmore so look forward to that tomorrow. spirit thanks to all of our great speakers, for their views and their insides. please let me and giving them a round of applause. [applause] thank you all for joining us this morning. have a great afternoon. >> thanks, everyone. >> day to from the internet and television expo or intx held earlier this month in boston. speakers include that at&t entertainment group, and the cofounders of both fanduel and periscope. this is just over one hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the midpoint of intx 2016. we've had a great couple of days so far. i hope you have. we met arianna huffington. we talked with michael powell it would also a conversation with brian roberts and quite a display put on about the upcoming olympics and the technology. and we've had conversations with john king and jorge ramos. we have celebrated some terrific events and programs with cable tv pionee

brian? >>> college football came only second to peyton manning. a lot of people thought he was better. >> with the second choice in the draft they select quarterback washington state university ryan leaf? his fall from grace was caught burglar rising homes. ryan leaf is now a program ambassador for recovering communities. welcome back. >> thank you very much. >> you came in fox news and i interviewed you. >> i do. it was a whirlwind. i was 2 years old. >> a lot of people thought you wither going to be better than peyton manning. >> i hoped so. clearly he warked harder than i did, and you can see by the results. >> ryan, why did you end up where you were? during that time, what was wrong? >> i think that behaviorally for me it started a long time ago. it wasn't necessarily about that. i had never failed until i got to the highest level and when i did, i didn't know how to deal with it in a healthy way at all. i didn't ask for help. i didn't accept help when offered. >> no one sees the big football player who seems to have it all ask for help. so, therefore, there was no precedent for you. >> when you watch tv, you don't see the star quarterback standing in front of the team asking them for help. it's usual