have you ever heard of daniel manning? amazing basketball player, rather, daniel manning, who was secretary of the treasury at some point. that daniel manning used to be on the $20 as well. and he stopped there right next to a guy in the toga. see that good night next to him? with george clooney hair holding a big hammer? weird. and john marshall, supreme court justice was once on the $20. a guy named hugh mcculloch once on the $20 bill. a lot of people have been on the $20 bill. in 1928, made a switch. they took grover cleveland off and put on andrew jackson. interesting. nobody is quite sure why grover cleveland got the boot in the 1920s and jackson got put on the bill that year. a little bit of a weird choice. whatever else you think of andrew jackson, his presidency and owning slaves and absolutely horrifying treatment of the seminoles and other native americans, one thing that is strange about andrew jackson ending up on the $20 bill is that andrew jackson did not believe in the $20 bill. andrew jackson did not believe

>> daniel: yeah. >> anthony: man, that's good. >> daniel: that's what we're gonna eat with my father.l: i'm gonna get some here of the skin. [ reynon speaking french ] >> anthony: he knows he does really good work. >> daniel: uh-huh. >> anthony: he knows how good his stuff is, you know. cheers. oh nice, uh -- it's a beautiful day in lyon. >> daniel: yeah. >> anthony: in lyon, a city that believes absolutely in the power of food, one name is everywhere. a name that brought honor, attention, and millions of visitors to the city. though there have been many chef heroes in the annals of gastronomy, in lyon, and even across france, one name stands above all others. murals, bridges, markets, casual brasseries, the name of monsieur paul is everywhere. but one of his most enduring institutions is this -- l'institut bocuse. one of the nation's great culinary schools. [ chef speaking french ] >> anthony: now, just to give you an idea of the standards here, the kind of traditional dishes baseline old-school fundamentals you're expected to master before you move on in becoming a creative genius a

>> i think she is. >> i hold danielle dreher as much if not more responsible than the man that actuallyold detectives she believed hatred wasn't danielle's only motive, that she was also driven by that age old incentive. >> i believe it was the money. to divorce him and split half of it is one thing. but to get all of it? i think it was money. i think it was always money. just over a million dollars, in fact. >> there was a substantial amount of money that she was gonna gain if sam turned up dead. and that's exactly what happened. >> reporter: we asked danielle dreher to sit down with us for an interview. both she and her attorney declined. but during danielle's interview with the detectives, she emphatically denied having anything to do with sam's murder. >> i would never kill my husband. i would never kill another human being. >> reporter: and the man who pulled the trigger supported danielle's claim of innocence, in no uncertain terms. >> i've acted on my own. i did. i did this all on my own. you know, i just -- >> so you're indicating that danielle's only involvement was in order to

may have sawwhoa something or know this man tosan give them a call.a ca they're looking for this man, danielrown a 50-year-old man-o from temple hills, maryland marn and police tell us that brownhat is a newspaper vendor and heape got into a fight with a mananh just outside the station.ti he ended up stabbing thatha person.pers. thankfully the victim is repected to recover but it's to unclear right now what theha the altercation was about andbo a whether brown was actually on his paper route when thishis incident occurred here.d here metro, they do tell us thattell they hope that theey hop surveillance cameras aroundun the station will help policep pl sort of figure out how thisow ti all went down, how the altercation started and thatrtet sort of thing.f ing meanwhi anyone with information tonfmato give them a call at (202)962-2121.(2 that's the very latest here inte capitol heights, maryland. mara. annie yu, fox5 local news. n >> in the district thisth morning charges were filed cha yesterday against theer tennessee man accusedda of firing gun slots inside theide u.s. capitol visitors cente

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man. they say daniel brown is wanted in connection with a stabbing at a prince george's county metrouy station. brown is a newspaper vendor. police say he got into a fight with a man this morning right outside the seat station in capital hits. the man was taken to the t hospital and is in stable condition. police are asking anyone withano information to give them a call. > we want to head outside right now. it is a warm night and even ev warmer temperatures i'm told ard expected tomorrow.ex butpe could they be accompaniedm some th joins us with the answers.nswe >> you're absolutely right.tely it's still very mild out thereut and tomorrow some places may hit 80-degrees. but it will likely come with a couple of showers and maybe some rumbles of thunder. it migzt surprise you that somet of those could be around as early assay 10:00 tomorrow morning. at the moment, things are dry dr and wanted to just touch on hown nice and warm it was today getting up to 74-degrees well above average, which is right around 62 now. we'll be well above it tomorrow. as we check radar out and look at your weather hea

. >> reporter: daniel new man is president of map light, a nonpartisan group tracking money in politician get divvied up among the democratic national committee and state democratic parties, at least for now. >> if you just look at the ticket prices for that george clooney event at $30,000 and up, then the majority of the money from those tickets didn't go directly to the hillary for president committee. it went to various democratic party committees. >> vote for me on tuesday. >> reporter: but here's the real reality check. those democratic parties can then spend the money right back on hockey if she captures the nomination. >> even george clooney acknowledged we're talking about obscene amounts of money here. but it's also true. exclusive fund raisers aside, most of the donations raised by the hillary victory fund fall in the $2,000 to $3,000 range which means most of the money generated by that committee is going straight to hillary. for reality check, i'm sam brock. back to you. >> thank you. up next here at 6:00, raising a big stink. pesticide problems at an exclusive country club on

you by xfinity >> the washington nats lost a few favorites but they added key pieces, daniel murphy, second base man that had a home run today but there are still questions about the talent in the bullpen. they did struggle today but the offense got going this afternoon. let's take a look at today's season opener against the before or afters. in atlanta, here is the good, bryce harper got the nats going early with the home run in his first at-bat. the 4th career opening day home run for harper. plenty of more to come. fast forward to the 9th inning. nats down one and bases loaded and michael taylor hits one to center and shallow and jayson werth and a j pierzynski can't hang on and will check on his knee. tied at 3 and headed to extra innings. >>> we hope you join us at 3:00 this saturday for a special pregame show counting down to the game. we will try to stay dry. this marks the start of the dusty baker area in washington d.c. after last year's disappointing failure to meet projections, the nationals enter with lower expectations than we have seen. this squad has had successful spring training and

daniel dougherty. the philadelphia man was accused of setting a fire that killed his three and four-year-old sons backinally faced the death penalty but that sentence has been thrown out on a technicality. dougherty will now spend life in prison without parly. >> a judge has ruled eminent domain can be used to seize land for a protective dune project on the jersey shore. new jersey's department of environmental protection has been fighting to assemble strips of privately owned beach fonder land in margate for the dune project. the city claims its wooden bulkhead is sufficient to protect it if storms. margate officials actually sued the state to block the project and have yet to comment on this latest ruling. >> an idaho couple is fighting to evict a complete stranger from their home after a judge sided with an alleged squatter. renee and brian print dell but their napa house up for sale earlier this year and then moved out soon after. this woman moved in and said she put down a deposit and signed a lease with someone. they maintain they never authorized anyone to rent their home and they never met the

police say this man, daniel brown, is the suspect. they say he was handing out xres newspapers yesterday morning when he started arguing with another man. he stabbed him and ran away. >>> chuck bell is felli intelli about a lovely start to our friday. i don't know how it will end. >> it will end with some rain chances. not a washout, but you will want the umbrella. already light rain moving up towards winchester. one or two sprinkles away the ro there are thunderstorms down near roanoke. not severe, but rumbles of thunder for sure. higher chances for thunder today from the washington metro area to points south. so southern hear land, fredericksburg, northern neck, all have a better chance for hearing thunder today. but everybody should take their umbrella. temperatures in the upper 60s this morning. we'll be upper 70s to near 80 later on this afternoon. what about your tomorrow? well, it will start out with clouds and risk for showers. nowhere near as warm tomorrow. but wait until you see how cold and windy sunday will be. it is traffi

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right now, metro transit police are looking for this man, daniel brown.y say he stabbed somebody at the addison road metro station yesterday after an argument. police say brown was handing out express newspapers before the stabbing. the victim is now recovering from serious injuries, but that incident is just the high-profile case for metro. last weekend, 15-year-old devonte washington was gunned down in front of his family at the deanwood metro station. a 17-year-old is charged with his murder. in february, a man was shot during an attempted robbery on a green line train approaching the anacostia station. patrols have been increased to deal with a spike in assaults carried out by groups of high school teens. those assaults are among the crimes that have risen when compared to this same time in 2015. the transit system also saw two murders last year, a stabbing on a red line train on july 4th and a shooting at a metro garage ten days later. >>> the cia says one of its agents is responsible for dozens of loudoun county children riding a school bus last wee

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you may know the show's creator lee daniels is from philadelphia, we wanted to trace the roots of the manes the magic. >> fox 29's dave kinchen sat down with daniels mother for a look at the man behind an empire and the tragedy that shaped his future. >> i'll be damned if somebody going to take me away. >> lucious will stop at nothing regain his thrown but cookie is still the boss lady. >> as long as my momma got something to do with it -- >> the lions deal with live changes tragedy. >> just some of the many plot twists and turns coming your way. now that empire is back on fox 29. arguably the hottest show on tv made by one of the coolest guys from philly. hollywood king maker lee danie daniels. >> who would know better than clara may daniels his mother and perhaps the only on the boss in the family it. >> has to be his way. he's going to make it right. >> a true hit maker with a keen eye at work from the director's chair making sure every cast and crew member is on point. >> they do anything. they'll do flips just to -- because -- they know there's something there and something good goin

daniels is from philadelphia. so we wanted to trace the roots of the man who makes the magic. >> fox 29's dave kinchen sat down withee daniels mother for look at the man behind the empire and the tragedy that shaped his future. ♪ >> reporter: lucious will stop at nothing to regain his thrown but cookie still the boss lady. >> as long as my momma got something to do with it -- >> the lions deal with life changing tragedies. just some of the many plot twists and turns coming your way now that empire is back on fox 29. arguably the hottest show on tv made by one of the coolest guys from philly. hollywood king maker lee danie daniels. >> who would know better than clara may daniels his mother and perhaps the only other boss in the family. >> it has to be his way. he's going to make it right. >> reporter: true hit maker with a keen eye at work from the director's chair making sure every cast and crew member is on point. >> they do anything. they'll do flips just to -- because they know there's something there and something good going to come out. everybody is going to have a little piece of the pie. >> reporter: mom say

he knew abraham lincoln, he knew chief red cloud of the sioux, he knew daniel o'connell, the man who freed the catholics in ireland, he knew horace greeley. so how could this giant stride three continue innocents and -- continents and have him disappear? he was flawed as well as brilliant. >> one line just jumped out at me at the beginning of your book, and that is to be irish in ire was to live in a land -- liarland was to -- ireland was to live in a land that was not your own. >> meagher was born in 1823, pre-victorian ireland. and it's, they're getting into probably the 700th year of being under the english boot heel. and you have to understand, i saw all these parallels later, what we now call ethnic cleansing, what we now call apartheid. and in the famine what we now call genocide. none of those terms were around. all of those were applied to the irish. so for almost 700 years it was, essentially, a crime to be irish. they took away their land, they outlawed their religion, they outlawed their language, spoken by a majority of the people. they outlawed their sport, hurling. the

man. damn, daniel. >> steve: damn, daniel. [ laughter ] damn. >> jimmy: oh. >> damn, daniel. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: as we mentioned before, yesterday was super tuesday. and donald trump was the big winner on the republican side. he's now the solid front-runner to get the gop nomination. and after the results came in last night, trump spoke to the media and his supporters. take a look. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank me, thank me, thank me very much. this has been an amazing night. we've already won five states. and it looks like we could win six or seven or eight or nine. maybe a million states by the time the night is over. now, i'll admit i didn't win every state. i only got 27% of the vote in texas. but remember, everything is bigger in texas. so 27% is actually more like 60%. so basically, i won texas. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. and thank me. as for oklahoma, look at it. it looks like a trump wig that texas is wearing. so i basically won there, too. of course, i wanna thank governor chris christie for his unblinking support. [ laughter and applause ] i love this guy. h

tragic lost that helped him become a hollywood mogel. >> may know lee daniels is philadelphia, we wanted to trace the roots of the manhe so special. >> fox 29's dave kinchen sat down with lee daniels mother, good look at the man behind this empire, and also, the tragedy that helped shape his future. >> ♪ >> i'll be damned if somebody is going to take me away. >> arguably the hottest show on tv made by one of the coolest guys from philly. hollywood king maker, lee daniels. >> who would know better than claire a may daniels, his mother, and perhaps the only other boss in the family? >> has to be his way. he's going to make it right. >> a true hit maker joaquin eye at work from the director's chair, making sure, every cast and crew member, is on point. >> they would do anything, they'll do flips, just to, because they know there is something there, and something good going to come out. and everybody's going to have a little peace of the -- piece of the pie. >> daniels said he had his eye on the prize since day one. >> from an infant, he had a flare were him. >> daniels, the old else of five kids, almost lost the flare w

. >> it looks like daniel ochefu the senior big man, the only big man that nova plays which makes them unorthodox in this tournament and in the country. this is a big win for small ball because a lot of teams don't play it, can't play it, jay wright making a statement by winning a national championship by playing small ball, featuring one big man ochefu senior 6-foot 11. >> he is 6/11, tallest is 6-foot eight or seven but they play basketball. if you have to block out, fundamentals and you know the game it doesn't matter how tall you are, it is the effort, this team shows so much effort at both end of the court. >> great game. >> we kept saying ukee last night they guard you you when they get off the bus. >> as soon as you get off the bus villanova is ready to guard you. that is exactly what they did last nights. >> so well prepared. i love it as we heard from coach over the last few days they are saying every time i don't even have to now say things sometimes they just know by look at my eye or they know booth way game is going exactly what i want them to do and that is what a lot of

you play a young woman who at age 12 was sexually abused by jeff daniels character who was a much older manwhat is that like to do night after night? you're doing it right after this, aren't you? >> i am. >> stephen: how do you get yourself up for such a gut-wrenching performance like that? >> that's a good question. the thing that's exciting about it is it is different from night to night and we never really know what to expect, and i get to work with this wonderful man who is so generation. i don't know what he's going to do, he doesn't know what i'm going to do, we try to keep it alive with each other and to allow ourselves to grow with the play and not to stick with something we did two weeks ago because it's safe. we have seven weeks to go. we're not there to get comfortable and repeat ourselves night after night. we try to make it happen the first time, each time for eight weeks. >> stephen: we had him on a month ago and he said he's a puddle by the end of the night, and he gets to leave for, like, two minutes. >> yeah, he gets a two-minute break is that and you don't get anything at

he is daniel brown, a 50-year-old man from temple tem hills, maryland, and as you mentioned, he's a newspaper n vendor but officials haven't han confirmed to us whether he was on a paper route when all of this happened yesterdaype morning again around 8:30. 8 he got into a fight with a manai just outside the station ended d up establishing thatlishing that pennsylvania.pe the victim was taken to a nearby hospital and thankfullasu is expected to recover justecovr fine. it's unclear at this point what this argument was about a and how it all went down but metro is certainly hoping that footage from surveillanceur cameras will help them.ll h take a listen. lis >> the metro system so when you y commit a crime on metro, metro chances are we're going to bengo able to identify you and then ad use that evidence against in i you court. >> reporter: again, metroga, me transit police looking for for 50-year-old daniel brown of temple hills, maryland.an they say if you have any a information or know thishis person, to give them a call.al that number is (202)962-5151.96- that's latest here in capitol heig

is on now for the newspaper vendor accused of stabbing a man yesterday morning outside the addison road metro station. they are looking for daniel richard brown. a midwest spoke certain said that brown was handing out the stress wipe just paper at 8:30 in the morning and security camera footage and several witness accounts of what happened. >>> a man convicted of shooting a gun into a crowded metrobus last summer will be sentenced this afternoon. he was found guilty of that shooting last august in southeast, dc. one person was hurt when he fired into the bus. and the shooting prompted metro to temporarily stop running buses on that route at nighttime. >>> 50 world leaders made theirselves back to the washington convention store for the nuclear community summit. and the goal is to stop nuclear proliferation. it was a working dunn near at the white house. >> we are -- dinner at the white house. >> we recognize that our security is linked, that we have to work toge this challenge. >> as for kim's response to the talks, north korea reportedly filed a missile into the sea earlier today. >>> activists are gathering to urge world leade

man an up. filmmaker, daniel bend, is fi filming the riders nearby. >> when all the horses came together, you couldthe ice. it was like a wave. >> daniel keeps filming, not fully comprehending the magnitude of what's about to happen. >> my horse got really nervous because of the cracking sounds on the ice. >> as they move forward, the cracking gets louder. then a dozen horses fall straight through the ice into freezing water. one stallion veers off to solid ground. >> i couldn't believe that was happening. >> didn't have any chance to stop. one or two seconds later, the ice was gone and we were in the water. >> riders, horses and spectators are stunned. >> you can just see people just walking around and they have absolutely no idea what they are going to do. >> what to do? how to get out. i was trying to keep calm and figure out what to do to pull them out of the lake. >> if the water was any deeper, they would all be underwater. the 800 pound horses have their heads above water, but there's no easy way to get out. >> and the bottom was slippery. and they could push themselves. and the horses just

man on scene. quoting from a fox 45 reporter keith daniels in baltimore, fire engines are there. they've had this report of an intruder. the man said he had a bomb inside their building and they've all been evacuated from the station. baltimore, of course has been the scene of a lot of troubles lately. and fox 45 has been reporting on those of course. but we have no way to know whether this is related to anything. all we know is there was this vehicle fire and then a man claiming to the security guard there that he's going to blow the place up and now we've gotten pictures out of there and local station that they've been operate in big cities all over the country. in atlanta, in new york, in san francisco, in boston, in many cities across the country and then the majority of the local fox stations are fox affiliates which means they are locally owned or owned by some group and then they take fox programming at night and bit of a licensing agreement if you will. those are our affiliated stations. the case with baltimore, we don't own that station, they are not direct employees of t

. >> the man gives his name as daniel roy smith and the corporal heads back to his cruiser to radio in the information. everything seems to be in order. corporal mecham still has to check one more thing. >> daniel roy smith, black male. >> i typed in his i.d. number and ran a check through dmv. >> he's disturbed by what he sees. >> on the screen it showed he was wanted by the u.s. marshals office out of salem. >> but mecham isn't quite sure this is the same daniel smith. >> he was so friendly. he was so polite. i couldn't imagine if he knew he was wanted he would have handed my his i.d. that's what caught me off guard. >> the corporal sees daniel waiting patiently in front of the cruiser. if he were wanted by police, wouldn't he try to escape? >> why is he being so compliant? why is he sticking around? why isn't he making a run for it? all those things make me think i have the wrong guy. >> he decides to question him further. >> let me ask you something. are you supposed to be in a half way house or something like that? okay, you sure about that. because we're checking on something rig

her brother's death in a reckless driving accident and has found out the fate of the man behind the wheel. austin danielyears probation after pleading no contest to charges of vehicular manslaughter. karan lomesh died after being thrown from the back of a pickup truck on palomarez road in fremont last year. his sister said she went on the strike, calling for tougher penalties for crimes like that. she said that one year sentence given was meaningless. >>> north carolina's governor issued an executive order extending employment protections to lgbt people who are state workers. those workers lost protections as part of a new law the governor signed three weeks ago. the executive order signed yesterday by republican, pat mccrory, let stand provisions of the law the prohibit transgender people from use bathrooms that correspond to their gender identity. and other of businesses have halted plans to establish or expand operations in north carolina because of the law and a federal lawsuit is pending to overturn it. >>> organizers announced that the theme of this year's san francisco pride parade is racial and

man ryan zimmerman. here is a sight we saw in the playoffs. daniel murphy going deep giving them a 3-1. joe mauer power gives the twins a 4-3 lead. they combine for seven homers. chris hicey with the shot. and guess what? that is how the game would end. you can enin ties when it doesn't count. 8-8 is the final. >>> the nats home opener will be thursday against miami. a game you can see right here on wusa9. fans are very eager to get the festivities going. >> i'm so excited. it is the first time i get to be at the stadium this year. the beginning of a brand new season for baseball. it will just be a great year for the nats. >> it is really exciting. most of washington sports is coming together this year. the capitals first place looking for a strong stanley cup run. the nationals are the perennial favorites. great team. >> my man mentioned the capitals had a great season. franchise best, 55 wins and counting and one of the reasons for their success, the play of goalie braden holtby. he is closing in on some history. he is one win away from tiei history which stands at 48. five games left

tab -- vendor accused of stabbing a person turned himself in. 50-year-old daniel brown chargedded with accused of stabbing a man in an argument at the end of yesterday's morning rush. then running away. jonathan: a frightening situation in springfield where a woman was attacked in an early morning hour in busy shopping center. it happened 6:00 wednesday morning on commerce street near springfield plaza. jay korff is joining us live. you spoke to the victim in this case. curious what she told you. jay: we talked to somebody through an interpreter. she was saying how horrific this was. so grateful she was able to survive this attack. she is hopeful the guy will be caught. as you are about to see in the story we have pictures that could lead to the identification. commerce plaza along commerce street in springfield bustles with activity on friday. shoppers going in and out of restaurants and markets are stopping t interest. police say two days prior around 6:00 a.m. a woman while walking behind the shopping center was grabbed by a man, pulled into this dumpster, robbed and sexual assaulted. a source tells abc7 new

and police say when that man defended his son, he wound up dead. 26-year-old eric daniels, also known as eric dennis, accused of killing 41. on sunday the two were arguing over a different fight involving wilkens' son. then, police say daniels shot wilkens twice in the head. wilkens died a day later. >>> there is clear evidence the zika virus causes birth defects. experts had been cautious aboi . he. >>> a homeowner watches as thieves break into her home while she's away. how she managed to scare them off without being there. >>> just months after brand-new store opened steps from city hall, a new wawa is coming to center city. we're tell you where else you can get that coffee fix. >>> probably going to like what's in store for the weekend. i'll have details on that big warm-up. are you sick of harrisburg politicians like steve santarsiero, who will say or do anything to advance his career? he claims he wrote pennsylvania's gun safety law. but the truth is he didn't. there is no law requiring universal background checks for all gun purchases. his campaign even bragged that he passed 5

daniels number two and carson wentz learn the right way. >> they need offensive lifeline man a tackle you think that's a direction they'll go in the third round. >> it's really deep part of this draft offensive lineman, defensive lineman the eagles pick 79th in the third round. i believe it could be offensive lineman because it's such a deep area and they will address the offensive line they know they still want competition at the guard positions. they know that jason peter social security 34 years old although he's come back and in great shape in this mini camp. >> all right. dave, we'll see what happens. but the first round tonight. second and third tomorrow. nfl loves -- the biggest event in sports. >> it's unbelievable. then friday eagle -- saturday eagles the eagles have five draft picks. hold on to the excitement. >> we're so lucky. >> right now the phillies are scoreless in the seventh inning against washington. we'll have more tonight and we've got a special tonight at 11:00 o'clock on this draft and we'll runnet down. we'll hear from carson wentz. back to you in the guys in t

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a man police are looking for is 50-year-old daniel richard brown.s picture there on the screen. ametro spokesperson is saying brown was distributing the express paper after 8:30 in the morning and got into an altercation. that ended with the victim being tackled and stabbed. the victim is in stable condition. police have surveillance video footage and witness accounts of exactly >>> a man found guilty of opening fire on a metro bus last summer will be sentenced this afternoon. brown was found guilty in august. one person was hurt when brown fired into a bus. the shooting prompted metro to temporally stop running buses at night along that route. >>> we now know the weapon that caused a lockdown on capitol hill on monday was a b.b. gun. hill will face two felony counts. the capital was on lockdown for an hour. afemale bystander suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> gridlock at the nation's capital. something we're all too familiar with. >> that was the case yesterday around the washington convention center. this is summit. nick giovanni is live t

daniel brown was handing out express newspapers this morning when he started arguing with another man. he tackled a man, stabbed him and ran away. brown is wanted on attempted murder charges. >>> tonight metro's general manager is sending a message to riders after the huge response to reports that entire metro lines could have to close for maintenance for months at a time. gm paul wiedefeld is not ruling that out but says he's working on a long-term plan. news4's jackie bensen is at the smithsonian station with new reaction. hi, jackie. >> reporter: hello, doreen. well, everyone we talked to had heard about this, and everyone had something to say about it. >> i don't have a car. i take metro every day, so it would definitely be something that will be, you know, a problem for me. i will have to take uber, extra money. >> reporter: even the possibility long-term shutdowns of entire lines of the metro system for maintenance has generated so much concern that general manager paul wiedefeld has now issued a letter to riders. it reads in part, "i want to reassure you that, while i am keepin

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police say daniel brown was handing out express newspapers when he stabbed a man after an argument. brown now faces attempted murder, first-degree assault, and other charges. the victim is now recovering from some serious injuries. >>> well, tonight police in fairfax county are looking for the man who robbed a woman and then sexually assaulted her behi >> it happened in the 7000 block of come thers street in springfield. police have a picture of his car and it is recognizable. news4's kristin wright is live in springfield to tell us and show us more about that. >> reporter: it's so alarming to just every single person we talked to today. a woman simply out walking forced into this dumpster, robbed, and sexually assaulted, but that car, that car is a real clue. a woman forced into a dumpster, robbed, and sexually assaulted. police say she was walking behind the commerce plaza shopping center in springfield, virginia, when she was attacked by a man who still has not been caught. it happened steps away from suka sangh's restaurant. >> it's too bad. >> reporter: police put out surveilla

the man stabbed someone he at the addison road metro station.victim is recovering from serious injuries. transit police say daniel brown is the suspect. they say he was handing out xres n express newspaper when he started arguing with another than. according to police, brown tackled the man, stabbed him and ran away. the incident is the latest high profile case for metro. last weekend 15-year-old davonte washington was gunned down in front of his family. a 17-year-old is chargeded with murder. in february, a map was shot during an attempted robbery on board a green line train approaching the anacostia station. patrols have been increased. assaults among crimes that have risen when compared to this same time in 2015. two murders last year, a stabbing on the red lean train on july 4th and shooting in a metro garage ten days later. >>> two people are dead after an officer involved shooting in downtown baltimore. police say plainclothes officers opened fire on two men after they saw the men aiming guns at someone on the street. automatic rifle and handgun. >>> brussels airport is ready to reopen following the deadly

>>> coming up okay hannah daniels, kpix 5 at 11:00, up in flames, coming up tonight on cbs 2 news at 11:00, meet' man who risked his life to risk a stranger from' burning car. >>> from low backs to high slits are these dresses appropriate for the prom? experts weigh in on how parents must compromise with their children. up next at 11. >>> remembering prince his life and legacy. thank you for joining us. "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. why do we scream at each other this is what it sounds like when doves cry >> pelley: he was music royalty. the death of the artist who will forever be remembered as prince. purple rain also tonight, flooded texas gets the last thing it needed -- more rain. >> reporter: how much money do you think you will have lost? >> a lot, a lot of money. >> pelley: a bold prediction from a tough man on a delegate mission. >> certainly by june 7th we think we'll be the nominee. >> pelley: and day for a queen. elizabeth reaches a milestone. happy birthday your highness >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the