the long running dispute over dc police body camera footage has finally come to a close. dc attorney general turned over five tapes that fox 5 has been asking to see since last september. >> the tapes are police body cam footage of suspected drunk drivers. paul wagner joins us with the story. >> reporter: tony and shawn, the defense attorneys have called them game changer, videos showing their client's behavior during an encounter with police no longer are judges and juries relying on an officer's description. it's all caught on camera. and played for everyone to see. . >>> in september of 2015, a dc police officer found this man behind the wheel of a pickup truck parked in an ally. >> you're behind the wheel of a vehicle with the keys in the you're in control of this vehi >> are you not sitting behind the driver's seat? >> no, i'm not. >> that's a steering wheel. right >> the man slides over to the passenger side of the truck. gets out and begins to did you walk down the ally. the officer calls for backup. >> that's a negative as of right now. the subject is walking away.

it was around 12:30 this morning, dc police say they received a tip from the state police, that brian moles was on his way to the firearms in the car. after alerting the secret service and security at the trump hotel, police say they found moles about a half hour after he checked in. they found a glock 23 handgun, a carbon bush master rival, 30 round of 7.62 ammo and 60 of .223 ammo. just outside of erie has been charge with carrying a pistol without a license and possession of unregistered. although he has not been charged, peter newsham said they took this initial tip seriously. >> i can tell you this. i was very concerned about this. very peculiar substance and i believe that the officers and our federal partners and in particular, the tipster coming forward overted a potential disaster here in our nation's capitol. >> intelligence moles was conducted, and revealed he pose nod immediate threat. the secret service in conjunction with partners is conducting a comprehensive investigation, to assure the safety of the secret service protect teas and all citizens of the district of colum

it may come to pass that the only leverage that the dc police department investigators have is to refer the case to turkish authorities on the hopes that they might prosecute these individuals in their country. probably not a good chance of that. otherwise, the u.s. state department could make it hard on the turks by excluding either diplomats or some of the security official who were involved. the police chief said he did not release the names or the identities of people but said the video evidence is clear and that the police investigators who are well on their way to identifying everybody who was involved in this incident that occurred at sheridan circle last night. >>> you are right. we have se over the years in the nation's capital where people who are not citizens here have committed felonies. some of them very serious. they were not prosecuted under u.s. law. >>> last year the turkish president clashed with protesters outside the brookings institution. dc police , secret services officers had to intervene in. >>> tensions rising and the controversy over weather to change the name

instead, anyone who wanted to see the evidence would have to get it through a dc police. turned to her fox 5 with faces, information, even some audio redacted. a position taken by the attorney general and noticed by the dc open government coalition. which then took up our case and convinced carl racine he was wrong. >> let's interpret it with common sense. candid we were wrong. >> reporter: the attorney general said all body worn camera footage used in court as evidence will be made public upon request. >> in the case of the man we showed you behind the wheel of his truck, he was sentenced 20 days in jail. the man who refused a breath test was given ten days in jail. all dc police officers working patrol are now wearing body cameras. they're under orders to turn them on as soon as they begin an encounter with a member of the public. paul wagner fox 5 local news. ♪ ♪. >>> we have new details now about a bizarre police involved shooting in manassas from overnight. police say someone called 911 for a report of shots fired near grant avenue and described the suspect's car. wh

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housing authorities asked for backup from dc police as they were trying to make an arrest. police also say while officers were in the area, multiple gunshots were heard. it doesn't appear anyone was hurt. >> police are investigating a triple shooting at a total me alexandria, it happened after 3:00 this morning on blue stone road. a man and two women were hit by the gunfire, we're told the man has life-threatening injuries but the women had expected to recover. police are asking anyone who may have have additional information about the shooting to give them a call >>> dozens are countries still scrambling after a massive cyber attack, the ransom wear attack affected tens of thousands of computers. we're told the outbreak could have been a lot worse if not for the action of a british researcher, he helped stop the spread by accidently activating a so-called kill switch in the software. experts warn more cyber attacks could be unleashed soon. >>> it's what you're all thinking about with the holiday. the weather, the washington monument the chilly temperatures made it feel more

this evening dc police not even identifying the turkish guards but calling them suspects. we are going to go to a special report right now.

. >> reporter: dc police said two people were arrested. john henry, wusa9. >>> another story breaking tonight, a shooting involving two dc police officers, this happened on joliette street in southwest washington. officers encountered a woman with a gun there at the bald eagle rec center. she ignored their order to drop the gun and they opened fire injuring her. she later died at the hospital. >>> new tonight, a bit shoppers at dc's union station. an everyday sight there became everything but normal for a while. >> i'm pete muntean at union station. if you passed here through the monday evening rush you got quite a surprise from these screens. these monitors are supposed to be maps of all the shops here, instead, porn flashed up on the screens. joanna saw it and tweeted about it at monday night. the monitor stations just started playing porn hub. that is a popular porn site. the managers say the screens were hacked and they are investigating but they refused to give me more details. the screens have only been around a few months. pete munt

it was around 12:30 this morning, dc police say they received a tip from the pennsylvania state police that brian moles was on his way to the car., and he had firearms i- after alerting the state secret service and security at the hotel, police say they found moles about a half hour after he had checked in. after searching his car in the garage, police say they found a glock 23 handgun, a carbon master rival, 30 rounds of 7.62 ammo and 60 rounds of .223 ammo. he has been charged with carrying a pistol without a license and possession of unregistered ammunition. although moles is charged with making threats, dc police chief peter newsham said they took the initial tip very seriously. >> i could tell you this. i was very concerned about this circumstance, very peculiar and i believe that the officers and our federal partners and in particular the tipster coming forward overted a potential disaster in our nation's capitol. >> interview of mr. moles was conducted by agents in the washington field office which revealed he posed no immediate threat. the secret service in conjunction with fed

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we've reached out to dc police to see if they are increasing security around upcoming events and we are waiting to hear back. maryland governor larry hogan also reacting to the deadly bombing on social media. last night he tweeted-- "this attack is an unspeakable tragedy. praying for these young victims, their manchester, and all of britain." we continue to follow the news out of manchester this morning, as new details are released. stay with abc-7 for breaking news coverage all morning long. and for updates on the go-- sign up for text alerts at wjla.com slash text. also developing this morning-- a new twist in the investigation of connections between the trump presidential campaign and russia. general michael flynn refusing to testify before congress, saying he will instead plead the 5th amendment. but a key congressman says he already has evidence that flynn lied to the pentagon. abc's mary bruce has more. also happening today-- the white house is today-- the white house is expected tuesday to release president donald trump's budget for 20-18. the administration is expected to propos

the dc police chief says that he was allegedly saying enough to make him very concerned. >> hello. >> 43 from a small town near erie, pennsylvania was texting and exchanging voicemails with called pennsylvania state police overnight saying the er doc and sometimes dog trainer had been referencing oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh and that he was headed to the trump hotel in dc armed with weapons and ammo. the pennsylvania police alerted dc cops and the secret service and when the officers arrived, police say they found his car in the garage with the bushmaster ar 15 assault style rifle in plainview. when they searched the car, police say they found a 40 caliber glock handgun, 90 rounds of ammunition. >> i believe that the officers and our federal partners and in particular the tipster coming forward averted potential disaster. >> at least one of the guests says she refuses to be intimidated. >> we just can't be afraid to go out and be afraid of wackos on the side. >> he spent so much time talking to the cops after his arrest that he did not make the cut off to go before a judge tod

it took place in the dc police headquarters this morning, five members died this past year were honored george's county police officer cold son, prince william's county ashley gwen done, patrick daily and mark lawston, and harvey is that okay? >> we're strong people and stronger people and stronger nation because of the heroism displayed. here unwavering of. the work they did and the sacrifices they make to our nation's families are gifts. and gifts that we are appreciative of each and every day. >> today is memorial's service coincided national police week. >>> mike pence honored the veterans at the white house. he hosted honor flight veterans on anniversary of ve day or victory in europe day which marks the end of away. he thanked the veterans and called them best the u.s. has to offer. >> the sons and daughters of america and indeed all who call themselves free will remember your names for eternity until the world stops turning. to all of you who won a victory in world war ii. you have the undying thanks and gratitude of the american people. >> the flight network is a nonprofiting or

the murder has been characterized by dc police as possibly an attempted robbery.othing of his possessions were gone. 12 days after his murder, that's when wikileaks dumped that large cash of e-mails from the democratic national committee where seth rich work. that and a $20,000 reward put up by wick key leak founder julian assange also cryptic statements that he made in an interview on danish tv that really sort of sparked and fueled this controversy. now we have this from the family's private investigator. >> the police department nor the fbi has been forthcoming haven't been cooperating at all. i believe that the answer to solving his death lies on that computer which i believe is either at the police department or either at fbi. i've been told both. >> but you have sources at the fbi saying that the information -- >> for sure. >> that could link seth rich to wikileaks? >> absolutely. yeah. and that's confirmed. >> reporter: so wheeler says he will provide fox5 with a full report showing all of those communications between seth rich and wikileaks. however i got

we're told housing authority officers asked for backup from dc police as they were trying to make an arrest. police also say while the officer were in the area, multiple gunshots were heard. it does not appear anyone hit >>> police are investigating a triple shooting at a hotel in alexandria. a man and gunfire, the man life-threatening injuries but the women are expected to recover. police spent the morning searching for evidence they qestion add number of guests and asking anyone who may have information about this case to give them a call >>> search is underway for a missing 13-year-old boy, he was last seen along the 200 block of k street in southwest dc on may 10th. he was wearing a green sweatpants, a black and white sweater and white green and pink tennis shoes. if you seen him, take a good look at that picture. dc police would like to hear from you. >>> latest in the search for a missing woman and eight month old daughter. take a look at the pictures. they were reported missing back on april 30 in this the hampton area. an amber alert was issued this week. they learned of new i

now, the question is why has dc police as a lead agency on the investigation for past ten months insisted this was a botched robbery? when until this day, there is no evidence to suggest that. the rich family hired rod wheeler act former nypd homicide detective to run an investigation, wheeler said he believes there's a cover-up and the police department has been told to back down from the investigation. >> the police department nor the fbi has been forthcoming. they haven't been cooperating at all. i believe that the answer to solving his death lies on that computer, which i believe is either at the police department or either at the fbi. i've been told both. saying that there is information >> for sure >> that could link seth rich to wikileaks >> absolutely. and that's confirmed. actually i have a source inside the police department that had looked at me straight in the eye and said rob, we were told to stand down in this case and i can't share information with you. that's highly unusual for a murder investigation. especially from a police department. i don't think it comes from the chi

they're increasing patrols across campus and partnered with dc police to get to the bottom after this accident. marina marraco fox 5 local news >>> terrifying ride a taxicab driver is accused of kidnapping passengers after a dispute over a fare. the driver tonight is behind bars with no bond. tisha lewis is live in northwest with the latest. >> reporter: the cab driver picked up three women here in the district then he drove them to wood bridge, virginia. as they requested. that's in northern virginia. when they reached their destination, there was an argument about the fare. the dispute happened shortly after 3:00 in the morning between 30-year-old and three female passengers who questioned the fare once they arrived in wood bridge. this was supposed to be the destination. police say once the passengers said they could not pay the fare, he locked the doors. this is about a mile away from the initial destination despite repeated requests to stop. the victims are 22, 29 and 32 years old. during the incident, one of the girls was able to get in touch with a family member. >> about ten m

talk about dc right now. police officers might have a different look soon some of them at least.s appearance. officers now can grow beards all officers can now wear& earrings. we spoke to the chief earlier about the reason for the policy change. >> with regards to earrings, we wanted to make our policy consistent across the genders and that's a legal mandate. and then with regards to the beards, that was a decision that i made because there were number of officers that were requesting to have the the beards i think they're pleased with that decision. >> so before that decision was made, previously only female officers could wear earrings and mel officers only could grow beards if they were granted medical or religious waivers. no longer needed. >> all right. >> all right. let find out what's coming up on the building show just about 17 minutes or so. we will check in right now with holly and wisdom. >> hey, guys. it is a fox5 exclusive, and quiet disturbing for one local school district. staffers accused of child abuse and misconduct. we'll be live with the full story. >> plus we

dc. police have reopened all the lanes now. >>> we've got dramatic video of a deadly high-rise fire in downtown pittsburgh. those are the smoke and flames that poured from the sixth floor of the 17th story apartment. burning debris fell from the building as firefighters rushed to get everyone else out safely. >> it was a bunch of white smoke. the firemen helping everybody and everybody running and screaming. it was horrible. >> it was quite a scene. two firefighters were trapped and rescued. they are both expected to be okay. one woman who lived in that building died in the fire and it's still not clear when the residents will be aed the pittsburgh restaurant that served horsemeat last week. tonight the u.s. department of agriculture has warned that restaurant not to do it again. the restaurant hosted a special dinner with the navy. there it is on the right right there on the menu. the restaurant co-owner says the meat came from a sustainable farm in canada. it's not part of the regular menu. usda warning carries no penalties. the restaurant would be criminally prosecuted if it serves horsemeat

the pennsylvania police alerted dc cops and the secret service. when the officers arrived, police say they found his car in the garage. with the bushmaster ar 15 assault style rifle in plainview. when they searched the car, police say they found a 40 caliber glock handgun and 90 rounds of ammunition. >> do you have any intel into what in he intended to do? >> we will do a thorough examination if we can get to the motive as too why. >> is unclear if he was legally entitled to carry the weapons in pennsylvania, but police say he wasn't in dc. they charged him with possession of unregistered ammunition firearm without a permit. >> i can tell you this, i was very concerned about the circumstance, very peculiar circumstance, and i believe that the officers and our federal partners and in particular, the tipster coming forward, averted a potential disaster. >> president trump opened the hotel just before the election and has visited it repeatedly in the days since then. >> now, he is a former navy corpsman and some sources suggest he may have been strugg

live it dc police headquarters, bruce leonard chan, wusa9 news. >>> is the u.s. going it alone for climate agreement? nearly 200 countries on their core to reduce greenhouse gases but now president trump is expected to withdraw from the agreement. why the president thinks climate change is just a hoax. >> reporter: president donald trump is ready to make good on another campaign promise. >> we are going to cancel the paris climate agreement. >> reporter: he tweeted, i will announce my decision for the paris accord over the next few days. he plans to pull the u.s. out of the landmark global agreement between almost 200 nations. former president obama played a large role to negotiate that to cut carbon emissions. >> history may well judge it as a turning point for our planet. >> reporter: president donald trump has been working on reversing u.s. chime in -- climate change policies but some of the top aides have been divided on the issue. the president met with the epa administrator, scott pruitt, on tuesday. he asked if humans are to blame for global warning. mitch

there is a large police service and dc police. right now there are probably more than 20, roughly 30 cruisers. currently things are peaceful right here outside of the turkish embassy. we're waiting to see what happens when the president comes out of the embassy. as soon as we get that, we'll bring it along. john henry wusa 9. >> thanks, john. secret service has arrested a person that jumped a bike rack barrier outside of the white house grounds. new york times is reporting the jumper is a woman and secret service officers apprehended her before she could make it over the white house fence. president trump was inside at the time and reporters say the incident led to a lock down throughout the building but it has been lifted. >>> now to a wusa 9 exclusive. tonight the parents that lost their baby in a crosswalk crash are speaking out against distracted driving. but the couple has had a special interest driving. >> reporter: you can't imagine the pain this couple has endured. midknee and rodney had two beautiful little boys but on au

. >> reporter: dc police say the assertions made about seth rich by fox news are quote unfounded, scott. the police believe rich was likely shot to death on a street near his home during an attempted robbery. >> pelley: chip reid in the washington newsroom. thank you, chip. tornadoes touched down today in the carolinas. a school gymnasium was destroyed in north carolina. another twister hit near columbia, south carolina, but no injuries are reported. come coming up next on the cbs evening news from manchester, a terrible discovery inside a tent on mount everest. and later, president trump at the vatican. es slow heartbeat, fainting, more stomach acid which may lead to ulcers and bleeding; nausea, vomiting, difficulty urinating, seizures, and worsening of lung problems. most common side effects are headache, diarrhea, dizziness, loss of appetite, and bruising. (woman 2 vo) i'm caring for someone with moderate alzheimer's. if you are too, ask about namzaric today. you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. y'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. wha

they had >> i told you to sav man. >> she was high. >> at 6:24 tuesday, dc police said they got a call for a traffic accident near the recreation center on joel yet street southwest. and then a few minutes later the call was upgraded to a woman with a gun. >> when they arrived, they located an adult female who was holding a black semiautomatic handgun. the officers gave multiple instructions to drop the weapon. the suspect did not drop the weapon after multiple verbal commands. she raised her arm with the weapon in it towards the officers. two of our police officers fired. she was transported to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead. >> reporter: it's unclear why i see bell was in the neighborhood at the time but one witness says after she crashed the car, she got out and waved the gun around. another witness says she told people who came to help her s her arrest. >> we heard something called and we thought somebody threw something in the trash can i can say told a little kid a white lady crashed her car and she was like don't call the police officer because she had a warrant

dc police are trying to figure out what happened -- that led to two officers shooting and killing a woman in southwest. around 6:30 last night, a woman eagle rec center on joliet street. police chief peter newsham says his officers showed up, and they determined she was carrying a handgun. the apparently made several requests for her to drop that gun. when she didn't, they opened fire. she later died. those officers are on routine administrative leave. happening today.. chelsea manning is set to be released from prison. but details are being kept secret because of potential security concerns. the transgender soldier formerly known as bradley manning was convicted of leaking classified government materials to wikileaks. manning served seven years of a 35-year sentence at a military prison in fort leavenworth, kansas. former president obama granted manning clemency in his final days in office. manning.. an oklahoma native.. plans to move to maryand. breaking overnight - crews in new orleans pulling another all-nighter.. a third monument being removed right this minute. we're monitoring the

autria, dc police busy overnight after someone tried to steal an atm machine on alabama avenue. police showed up around 330 this morning. right now they tell us they are working to identify who may be responsible. we are working to get surveilance video of this... as soon as we have it, well show it to you. - warmest day this week (low 70s) - cloudy & cooler late week w/ shower chances - drier & warmer for mother's day - 80s return next week! today: mostly sunny becoming mostly cloudy this afternoon. seasonable. highs: 70-75 winds: n 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. lows: 48-55 winds: ne 5 mph thursday: mostly cloudy. showers. highs: 64-68 winds: ne 5 mph now to our top story - the f-b-i director out of job this morning. the white house - firing james comey. in a letter to comey - the president says it was necessary to restore public trust and confidence in the bureau. democrats meanwhile - quickly calling it a cover-up and abuse of power. but lawmakers on both sides do share for the future of the the f-b-i's russian investigations. suzanne kennedy is covering that angle of the sto

asked to see the videos, attorney general carl racine said we we don't have to get them from the dc police department. the statute as written he says says so. and so we asked. and this is what we received. redacted videos that obscured faces in conversations in effect nothing close to the way they were presented in court. our stories caught the attention of the dc open government coalition, which sent this three-page letter to carl racine in march. cited case law and a detailed account of fox 5's request. after meeting with the attorney general, he changed had us mind >> i took the position listening to my good council that we were not able to release that even camera statute only allows npd to do so. i've tried to justify that on the basis of the law and candidly i thought you had the better argument on common sense. because the videos had been enter i do not the public domain in court. >> reporter: as part of our series, we asked the us attorney's office for video used to convict a man accused possessing a firearm. it was turned to her fox 5 unredacted and featured in a story last novemb

. >>> dc police need your help to track down a guy who was in a sexual abuse case. he followed a woman into the store in the 600 block of bickford place northeast this month and authorities believed he forced the woman to the back of the store where she was assaulted and robbed at gunpoint. the surveillance camera captured him following the same woman. take a look at him. if you recognize him, call dc policegh >>> bringing dc's missing home. at this hour, dc mayor, muriel bowser, gives an update on six initiatives announced in march to address reports of missing young people in the district of columbia. michelle garcia is a cochair of the runway and missing youth working group group and spoke on greater washington this morning about how the city's campaign can help missing teens, runways and their families. >> many of them are runaways and have run away repeatedly. keep it in those circumstances, we need to ask what they are running from or running too. what else can we do, to try to prevent it? we want the youth and their families to know there are resources 1-800-

racially insensitive act of bigotry reported is under investigation by au police with assistance from dc police and other au offices and senior officials we condemn what happened. we'll do what we can to find those responsible and ask that anyone who may know of those involved to please step forward. he went on to say there's a campus community meeting planned to talk about this incident tomorrow at noon. live in northwest, lindsay watts fox 5 local news. >>> also developing tonight, police are still searching for a prisoner who escaped in maryland. police say david watson slipped out of his handcuffs friday while officers were taking him for a psychiatric evacuation in jessup. >> reporter: the guards have indicated to us that he was in handcuffs with a waist chain and leg shackles. we found handcuffs and the waist chain at the scene near the van. we did not locate leg shackles. we did locate a pair of sweatpants that in the woods. >> police say his sweats weren't ripped that means he likely slipped out of his leg shackles watson was serving a 100 year prison sentence, the reward is up to $10,0

it was around 12:30 this morning, dc police say they received the tip from the state police. that brian moles was on his way to the city and he had firearms in the car. after alerting the secret service and security at the hotel. they found moments about a half hour after he had checked in. after searching his car, police handgun, a carbon bush master rival, 30 rounds of 7.62 ammo and 60 rounds of .223 ammo. moles of erie pens has been charged with carrying a pistol without a license and unregistered ammunition. although moles has not been charged with making threats, chief peter newsham said earlier, they took the initial tip very seriously. >> i can tell you this. i wa circumstance, very peculiar circumstance. and i believe that the officers and our federal partners and in particular, the tipster coming forward overt add potential disaster here in our nation's capitol. >> the protective intelligence interview of mr. moles was conducted by agents of the washington field office which revealed that he pose nod immediate threat to any secret service protectees, the secret servi

dc police arrested two they now face assault charges. y, police chief peter newsham spoke out about this incident. >> that's not something we will tolerate here in washington, dc. this is a city where people should be allowed to come and peacefully protest. the police involvement in that case was dicey because there were people up there who did have firearms and had to safely restore order and thankfully that was done without more significant injury to anybody. >> reporter: mayor bowser issuing a statement condemning the violent attack. >>> calls from capitol hill for cannabis reform. eleanor holmes norton going so far to call it a civil rights issue and urging studies on racial studies. coinciding with a major cannabis convention, it's the marijuana business and conference >> we gathered 3500 of the top attenders, everybody here, are here to network, to understand the products and services. the latest practices and trends in the industry so they can try their best way forward for their own businesses >> we make led pro lights been in the

point, police deputy tells me they don't know where they are, fbi said they are not involved, my question is, who has the computer. lou: and why first, as primary investigative department, why doesn't dc metropolitan police know where evidence is. and if there is or has been a forensic report created by fbi, why don't the investigative detectives know where it is, what is in those e-mails, how many they are, we have a precise number from the federal investigator, but none investigates why the fbi is involved and there are claims that dc detectives everyone told to stand down -- detectivives were told to stand down. >> i heard that climb i heard from a detective who said rod we were told to not to investigate this fully. that is consistent with what federal investigator said, they never knew that i heard from a detective in police deputdepartment to stand down. if they say the same thing, you have to say maybe. >> truth behind this. looking at totality of everything that we have, it is erro. very consistent. i don't think that police department has intention alley covered up anything pertaining to this case, i believe it comes from above the police department, that is just my thought.

dc police are asking for help from the public in the search for this burglary suspect.l items from the store in northwest. it happened on may 17th and you can see the surveillance images are pretty clearly if you recognize him call police >>> in anne arundel county, a man was arrested and charged with indecent exposure. that i have-year-old adam is an dow was identified in four separate cases in each incident, they say sand to young girls. detectiveswell. >>> also new information tonight. in the case of darren went. he's the man accused of killing the family in the couple of northwest mansion two years ago. >> in a new court filing, darren went has been listed as possible contribute or a found on a knife. >> reporter: darren went is accused of viciously stabbing and beating to death the couple's mansion in may of 2015. until now, there had been no direct to a possible murder weekend. investigators said darren went dna cannot be excluded from hair found inside the house as but only two had been made public until now. prosecutorna had been found on a pizza crust inside th

you can contact dc police at 202-727-9099. that violent crime is down across the board.s is the 43rd homicide of the year. compared to 49 at this time last year. live in northwest, lindsay watts, fox 5 local news. >>> about a deadly shooting in richmond that took the life of a virginia state police officer. he was shot after he and a richmond police officer pulled over a car. while the richmond police officer spoke to the driver. walter approached the passenger. ball fired a shot that critically wounded walter then he ran. officers arrested ball this morning. just about an hour after walter died of his injuries. virginia governor terry mcauliffe reacted and released a statement that says, in part, special agent walter was one of our brave men and women in uniform who risk their lives every single day. we will be forever grateful for service and sacrifice >>> president trump is flying back to the white house after wrapping up the first overseas trip. he stopped at a u.s. naval base and we'll foxes amy kellogg. >> reporter: president trump committing to defeating terrorist

the question is, why has dc police as a lead agency on the investigation for the past ten months insisted this was a botched robbery when till this day, there is no evidence to suggest that. the rich family hired rod wheeler a former homicide detective to run a parallel investigation into the death, wheeler said he believes there's a cover-up and the police department has been told to back down from the investigation. >> the police department nor the fbi has been forthcoming, they haven't been cooperating at all. i believe that the answer to solving his death lies on that computer, which i believe is either at the police department or either at the fbi. of i've been told both. >> reporter: you have sources saying there's information that could link seth rich to wikileaks >> absolutely. and that's confirmed. >> actually have a source inside the police department that had looked at me straight in the eye and said, rod, we were told to stand down in this case and i can't share any informtion with you. that's highly unusual for a murder investigation. especial from a police department. again,

dc police told us today that the 44-year-old brian what has contacted his family. he was last seen may 14th in the district. he was officially reported missing last saturday. >>> still ahead, check this out, the incredible video here after two firefighters survived a collapse at a gas station. >>> a popular supermarket gets ready to open its first door in dc havertys furniture helps yeven when life isn't., and now with our memorial day sale - get free delivery -- -- save big on our most popular living room, dining room and bedroom sets. plus save $100 dollars on every $1000 you spend. the memorial day sale at havertys. >> dramatic video here showing the minute the fagade of a burning gas station fell on top of some firefighters in michigan. the flames erupted saturday at a mobile gas station. several fiople rushed to rescue the officials with the iron mountain fire department said both firefighters are doing okay today. not clear what caused that building to go up in flames. >>> let's talk consumer news

. >> dc police won't publicly discuss details of their security plans but they're ready to respond anymething happen. and the police chief tells fox news he's told his team to make sure that this weekend they are quote particularly visible. idea goes for cities like new york and las vegas as well. and also for airports all across the country. dhs secretary john kelly visited reagan national airport to meet with tsa agents as they prepare for this weekend and what's expected to be a pretty busy summer. kelly said there's not a specific threat this weekend but officials are always on alert. >> i'm very very confident that we're doing a very effective job in protecting. with that said it's a constant threat and we always have to be vigilant. >> reporter: earlier this week tsa officials told fox news they're testing new screening procedures at about a dozen u.s. airports and it could mean more bag checks for travelers. aaa expects 39.3 million people to travel this weekend. >>> in washington, i'm ellison barber, fox news. >>> britain lowered its terrorism level threat one knowledge from cr

th i dc police arrived around 9:00 last night.e motel is on 4th street northeast near gallaudet university. the woman was set on fire by a man in the room at the motel. we're told he ran away. the motel does have security cameras. >> incredible record levels of flooding. parts of missouri are underwater. >> it follows heavy rain that brought images like this one to several states. nbc's blake mccoy joins us live from valley park missouri with more. blake, good morning. >> reporter: eun and aaron, good morning to you. check out the incredible scene. look at all of the water over the highway entrance here. you can see the water coming almost all the way up to the signs there. we are getting more rain right now. we're told this rain isn't going to add to the flood levels, instead it's just going to have the floods persist a little longer. we have daytime video to show the black river in arkansas, ten feet above flood stage right now. in fact, it breached the leafy yesterday which sent thousands of residents near pocahontas, arkansas,

asked to see the videos, attorney general carl racine said we we don't have to get them from the dc police department. the statute as written he says says so. and so we asked. and this is what we received. redacted videos that obscured faces in conversations in effect nothing close to the way they were presented in court. our stories caught the attention of the dc open government coalition, which sent this three-page letter to carl r in march. it's cited case law and a detailed account of fox 5's request. after meeting with the attorney general, he changed his mind. . >> i took the position listening to my good counsel that we were not able to release that he does to you because the body camera statute only allows npd to do so. i tried to justify that on the basis of the law candidly i thought you had the better argument on common sense. why? because the videos had already been entered into the public domain in court. >> reporter: as part of our series exploring the issue, we asked the us attorney's office for video used to conflict a man accused possessing a firearm. it was turned over to

new this morning, dc police arresting a man that is not afraid to show some skin.ke off his clothes right by trader joe's on 14th street. no word on why he decided to bear at all or if he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. last month, a naked man stopped traffic during the morning rush. it is hot. veronica: exactly. penguinsnight, the trying to cool things off. washington,s for crosby will be out with a concussion. e he is well.do hop the puck drops in pittsburgh at 7:30 p.m. autria: 40 points by john in overtime and it still was not enough for the wizards as they lose game two against the boston celtics. it was back and forth. two of the best point guards in the nba dueling it out. isaiah thomas scored 53 points to push boston into the winner. the wizards lost. now the series shifting back here to washington dc where the wizards could use some home games-zero. down to and we have your tickets for some playoff basketball. we have what you need to know to win. >> you never know what we are giving away, whether it is money our gift cards or tickets to see t

bigotry reported this morning is under investigation by au campus police with assistance from the dc police and other au offices and senior officials. we strongly condemn what happened. we'll do all that we can to find those responsible and ask that anyone who may know of those involved to please step forward. he went on to say that there is a campus meeting planned for tomorrow at noon to discuss what happened here today. we're live at american university lindsay watts fox 5 local news. >>> up next at 10:00, protecting students from sexual assault. >> a new report suggests many sex crimes are going unreported. >>> how pollen helped police track down the vandal whose damaged dozens of the cars in montgomery county. >>> and caught on camera, the story behind this stunning video of a car crashing into a maryland gas station. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? fferent. ♪ ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to mo

. >>> turn your attention to the surveillance video now, dc police need your help finding this personinterest. he's accused of taking money from a woman at gunpoint. then sexually assaulting her. it happened on may 6. if you recognize the man, please call police. >>> in prince william's county, police on the hunt for a suspected bank robber. he robbed a wells fargo that gainsville. it happened before 4:00. employees tell police the man passed a note demanding money. he got away on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash. >>> it has consumed the trump administration. we're talking about the investigation into russia med link in the 2016 election and connections between former national security advisor michael flinch as the investigation heats up there are subpoenas being served here in our area >> fox 5 alexandra limon live with the latest on the investigation. hi, alex. >> reporter: general michael flynn owns two businesses that operate here in northern virginia out of alexandria. flynn intel llc and flynn intel inc., senate intelligence committee announced they will be serving these

also told police she has extensive knowledge of ms13. >> dc police need your help finding suspect inday, at a store in the 3,000 block of nailer road. this is surveillance video, the man they are looking for. you can see him jump over the counter, grab money out of the register, and then take off. this all happened while several children were inside the store. those are the pictures we have blurred out there, if you have any information, on this man, this suspect, please call police. >> and fox5 tracking metro tonight. transit agency investigating after a door opened up on the wrong side of the platform. this one happened yesterday morning rhode island avenue. this is video we have on fox5. no train, or no one was hurt, the train operator admitted it was a mistake, and that operator now off the job, pending an investigation. >> coming up at 5:30, a story you saw first here on fox5, number of employees on leave at prince george's county schools continues to grow. >> lindsey watts first broke the story news details tonight on this one, hi, lindsay. >> reporter: sarah, jim, this is a ma