was trying to buy an automatic rifle, so he could attack a police station. 38-year-old clark callawayas polite and reserved as he appeared before a federal judge, facing two gun charges. he has not been charged with terrorism or making threats. but the charging documents reveal callaway bought an ak-47 from an fbi informant, after posting pro-isis messages on facebook pages. prosecutors say callaway had threatened to attack the first district police station in southwest, d.c., near nationals park. callaway did not enter a plea today. he's being held until a preliminary hearing next week. at u.s. district court, mark segraves, news4. victory in the latest health care battle, but they haven't won the war, and we're learning a lot more about the bill that the house has just handed off to the senate. and new job numbers are capping off a pretty good week for president trump. blayne alexander is live with new details. >> good afternoon to you. the president is spending the weekend at his home in new jersey, and he is still celebrating that win on health care, even as it goes on to face a t

according to the fbi, clark callaway wanted to d.c. police station.s not all he wanted to do. mark segraves was in court for his first appearance and has more on the investigation. mark? >> reporter: good evening, jim. prosecutors say they first started this investigation last summer when an fbi employee noticed his facebook postings. prosecutors today say that clark callaway had multiple facebook postings, multiple facebook pages, some of them were proisis, some of them were racist, targeting white people. prosecutors say clark callaway purchased an ak-47 from an fbi informant, while living in this apartment building in northeast d.c. according to charging documents, callaway told the informant he wanted to kill police officers and was targeting the first district police station in southwest, d.c. callaway was polite and reserved as he appeared before a federal judge, facing two gun charges. he has not been charged with terrorism or making that callaway posted pro-isis messages on several facebook pages, as well as racist messages. callaway stands 6'

clark callaway was indicted for buying ak-47 from fbi informant.ording to documents he threatened to attack the first district police station in d.c. and fbi said he made racist facebook posts. as a marine he received weapons and explosives training. the fbi disabled the gun before callaway picked it up. >>> two parents are behind bars facing charges in the death of their 7 week old baby on christmas day. law enforcement just came knocking at their door this morning. news 4's darcy spencer has new details and reaction from neighbors. >> reporter: in this southwest d.c. apartment building police say the unthinkable happened. a 7 malnutrition and trauma on christmas day. neighbors heard police banging on the parents' door early this morning. they were arrested and charged with murder. >> it woke me up out of my sleep. it scared me. >> reporter: charging documents spell out disturbing details. the baby trinity was born in november with thc in her system. it's a chemical found in marijuana. she weighed 4 pounds and 14.5 ounces at birth and weighed 4 po

this investigation started last summer when an fbi employee noticed clark callaway's facebook postings. as you mentioned, jim, callaway is a former marine. according to charging documents, callaway was posting pro-isis and racist remarks on his facebook page. he told an fbi informant that he wanted to kill police officers, and specifically, he was going to target the first district poli washington. he then bought an ak-47 from that informant. we know from the charging documents that the fbi informant has been paid more than $275,000 since 2003, working as an informant. now callaway was in court today, he only is facing gun charges so far. he has not been charged with making threats or terrorism charges. he did not enter a plea. he was held without bail. he'll be back in this federal courthouse next week where prosecutors will have to show probable cause and there's a possibility that more charges could be added. that's the latest from u.s. district court. >> mark, thank you. >>> hey, did you get caught in one of those heavy downpours this morning? the severe storms and the heavy rains