mac demarco: i don't know. think of it as i have a chunk of time and i want to create things that fit together in some way. everything alone and hopefully at some period in there i can hit a streak of writing. sometimes it doesn't work in the comes frustrating. charlie: the conscience of -- areing a status on a you conscience of developing a stage persona? mac demarco: i pretended to be jonathan richman for a lot of years. charlie: what was he so great about? mac demarco: he has been doing it for years and years. it is like a friendly invitation. he's not trying to be too cool. it is engaging. he wants to make sure everyone is comfortable. you can special. likeie: what about people a chair and who played here before? mac demarco: i haven't really seen him play. i don't know. he is probably playing in front of millions of people or something like that. charlie: big stadiums. yeah, exactly. i could see that being alienated, i don't know. venuessteps -- if the get bigger, i would prefer to do a couple shows at a s

i'm demarco morgan. strong winds prompted more wildfire evacuations today in northern california. 10,000 firefighters are battling 16 large fires a that has forced 100,000 people from their homes. since last sunday, at least 38 people have died. dozens are still not accounted for. more than 57 hundred homes and businesses are destroyed. carter evans is in santa rosa. roapt newly released body camera video shows tense moments. >> a bad spot. >> reporter: as a sonoma county sheriff's deputy drove through the fire warning residents to get out. >> this is a mandatory evacuation order. leave your homes. >> come on! >> she's disabled. >> all right, let me get her feet! >> reporter: he loaded a woman into his parole car. >> watch your leg! watch your leg! >> reporter: ...and helped direct traffic as people made a frantic escape. >> go, go, go. >> reporter: sonoma county sheriff rob giordano: >> i think it really tells the story of how dangerous and how difficult the event was. it is not over. stay away from the

and we're going to go now to demarco morgan who is down at the scene. demarco. >> reporter: anthony, again, we spoke to a witness who shot the video for us of the man with what appeared to be guns. we're still trying to figure out whether they were fake or authentic guns here. he said he at first thought it was an accident or some type of accident or even a halloween prank and then realized it was a serious situation, when he noticed there were multiple bodies on the ground. now, where we are, we are standing just a couple of blocks away from the world trade center, just to give peopl new york, have been here often, we're not far from where that happened. this is chambers, greenwich off to the side here. this is is makeshift place where they're trying to give us information. they will now move to one police headquarters to give us an update. because of that, so many people have been coming to the area to figure out whether they can get home, to school to pick up items. some of the students had high school activities not too far from here. the students s

here is mac demarco performing the title track, this old dog right here in our studio. sometimes my love may be put on hold. ♪ sometimes my heart may seem awful cold. ♪ these times come, these times go. ♪ as long as i live all you need to know is. ♪ this old dog ain't about to forget. ♪ all he's had and all that's next. ♪ long in my heart, beating in my chest. ♪ this old dog ain't about to forget. ♪ often a heart tends to change its mind. ♪ new day inside, on a new design. ♪ new day gets set on another way. ♪ long as i live auliffe's got is today. ♪ this old dog ain't about to forget. ♪ all we've had. ♪ and all that's next. ♪ long in my heart beating in my chest. ♪ this old dog ain't about to forget. ♪ >> rose: i'm pleased to have mac deparko at this table for the first time. so my question is how do you get to be the prince of indie rock. >> i don't really know what they mean. i don't know. people, i've heard it a couple of times over the last-- . >> rose: they say it. >> you know, as long as people cared, pfeiffer, six years, something like that now. i don't know. i--

and as we continue to gather information and police do as well, demarco morgan has the latest. demarco. >> be advised we have multiple people on the ground, from chambers all the way up to houston, all the way from houston to chambers. there are multiple people on the ground. >> we have multiple casualties. this is a multiple pedestrian casualty. >> we need ambulances. >> we have one perp in custody. >> one perp in custody. >> reporter: it was just after 3:00 p.m. when the horror began. >> a rented truck from home depot drove 15 blocks down a bike path on the west side highway on a rampage that police said was an intentional way. on the way, the driver hit a school bus. a nearby high school was just getting out. the truck came to rest at chamber street in lower manhattan. >> there was one female they saw near the body. she must have seen it actually happen because she just scream ago it was-- it was-- >> reporter: witnesses say the driver then got out of his truck with fake guns before being shot several times by police. tawhid kabir was a witness. >>

demarco morgan has more from hillary clintonry, north carolina. >> reporter: the storm sent airplanes flying out of control, and into each other. strong winds, damaged buildings at the hickory airport, burying planes and cars in mangled steel. the national weather here. this amateur video shows the storm's power, bringing blinding rain, and intense wind gusts. tractor trailers were tossed, and the building caught fire. >> holy moley. >> reporter: this cluster of trees were sliced off. in west spartanberg. >> a whole lot of wind. >> my neighbor's house over here has four or five holes in her roof. knock her whole deck off the back of her house. >> reporter: many folks ventured outside to discover downed trees and power lines. further north, in boone, north carolina, flash flooding. forced to wring out his textbook, college student logan ham now has to deal with a damaged car. >> that doesn't look good. >> that was demarco rg some of the weather we had this morning. with more on that, meteorologist howard bernstein joins us with our local first alert forecast. >> we're very fortunate we

lauren demarco is live there with an update tonight, lauren. >> tony attack happened here at this bus stop outside of the montgomery meadows community and people here are on edge tonight police were called out for possible suspect sighting why it doesn't turn up anything they saw teen aim girls wander ago round and it appears the girl were under the influence of something and police called in an ambulance for one of them and neighbors say this is not a good time to wapder around in the dark. it was around 5 morning at the boss stop travis lane the woman said she was standing here with a man walked up, barely acknowledged her and then suddenly grabbed her and dragged her into the woods. police say he severally assaulted and possibly raimd her. the attack went on for more than half an hour before she was finally able to get free and call police. now they believe the suspect ran from the scene and only description is vague. black male in his 20s wearing dark colored checkered shirt or jacket. people who live here tell us they're concerned crime is on the rise. >> i'm curious what the sus

. ♪ ♪ charlie: mac demarco is here.ian songwriter was recently crowned the king of indie rock. he has garnered praise with a legion of fans. we visited his home for coffee. confronted the idea of growing old and growing up. it is called "this old dog." here is mac demarco performing the track "this old dog" here in our studio. ♪ >> sometimes my love may be put on hold sometimes my heart may seem awful cold these times come and these times go as long as i live, all you need to know is this old dog ain't about to forget all we've had and all that's next 'long as my heart's beating in my chest this old dog ain't about to forget often a heart tends to change its mind a new day decides on a new design a new day gets set on another way as long as i live, all i've got to say is this old dog ain't about to forget all we've had and all that's next 'long as my heart's beating in my chest this old dog ain't about to forget ♪ charlie: i'm pleased to have mac demarco at this table for the very first time. how do you become the princ

live in restin lauren demarco, fox 5 local news. >> coming up next, a bizarre new detail about a man accused of jumping the white house fence yesterday. >> also ahead an undate on a man accused of stealing of tens of thousands of dollars one quarter at a time. >> and scary moments on a local restaurant after part of the building exploded. >> and coming untonight on the final five, couldn't ve versey over the president's phone call to a gold family. jim lokay is breaking it all down at 11:30 on the final we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. from scandalous romance, to ridiculous plot twists. (gasping) son? dad! we also know you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so we're partnering with cigna to remind you to go see a real doctor. go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. doctor poses! dad! cigna. together, all the way. >> all right a quick recap now of tonight's big story a man accused of deadly workplace shoot arrest. rodney prince was captured just after 7:00 tonight i

demarco morgan, cbs news, las vegas, nevada. >>> a bay area inmate released from jail by mistake. you'll see how the felon celebrated his freedom. >> a northern california student is in trouble tonight for going to see the solar eclipse. why the school is threatening prosecution. >> and the blue angels could be grounded for good if a bay area woman gets her way. tonight, how she says fleet week causes ptsd. >> and tonight you'll hear tonight. they say this man... fredachi stone. e >>> police are out with a photo of a suspected armed robber on the loose tonight. they say this man, stone, stole a woman's purse at gunpoint. he's 5'9" and known to frequent an area around 81st avenue in oakland. the suspect got off the train at the south hayward station. the victim was not hurt. >>> a convicted felon mistakenly freed from the elmwood jail in milpitas is back behind bars. maria medina shows us he spent his week of freedom shopping, dining, and taking selfies. >> reporter: you can say david lopez hit a hole in one. when correctional deputies released him from jail last thursday. especial

at this time law enforcement believe she was not involved. >> mason: demarco morgan in mesquite, thanksfore the shooting even ceopped, people in the audience were rushing to help the wounded. some giving aid were off-duty cops and firefighters. others were ex-military. adriana diaz has their story. >> we have an active shooter inside the dwrudz. >> reporter: minutes after the shooting began, law enforcement scrambled to the scene. >> we have multiple casualties. multiple casualties. >> reporter: there were off-duty first responders in the crowd who had been attending the concert for fun. this is firsted body, the first victim? like robert hayes of the fire department. what was in it that made you stay and go from person to person to see how you could help? >> honestly because if that was someone in my family, that's what i would have wanted somebody to do for me. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: he described the scene as a war zone with victims being helped by strangers. >> everybody was coming together to try to work. there were people sitting there that wouldn't leave people that were shot

. >> lauren demarco joining us with more.. >> reporter: hey, we're at the wilson building, d.c.'s city hall where leaders come together, make deals that that affect residents here in the nation's capitol. well, take a look because these days there's also a puppy, a portable crib and a stroller because councilwoman brianne nadeau is back to work at her three week old baby. we'll introduce you coming up. >> she is adorable. president spends a lot of time on twitter but just how many people follow all of that? how his account is now setting records. we'll tell you about that. >> ♪ is listening to its cust affordable electricity, renewable energy options, and ways to save energy and money. novec delivers the most reliable power in the region. and customers are paying less for electricity than they did eight years ago. novec is listening and responding. that's because this not-for-profit cooperative is owned by the people it serves. novec. listening. responding. we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room's pretty

lauren demarco is live with the latest on the investigation now.orter: sarah, jim, it happened here on bily street northeast one block away from the busy northeast corridor a long h street. take a look at this, the video just release today. you see the mother targeted by a man with a gun as her child is right there on a bike. he shows her the gun and then makes off with her purse, police looking for that suspect and a black vehicle and possibly the person whos was driving that black sedan. police chief peter new sham put out a tweet saying who does this especially with a child there and they're ask identify these sus pickets. to a northern virginia where a family says bullies targeted her daughter because she wore her natural hair to school. video is spreading on social media. tonight there are more than a million views on social media. it shows a white student using a pencil like a dart and throwing it into the girl's hair. we spoke with the the student's mother who sayses the school dragged their feet in responding to the incident. a spokesperson

. >> lus, "fox5" lauren demarco is live. lauren what are you working on? sgl. >> reporter: tony, a woman answers a craigslist ad for a job and called to interview in this office building in rest in. when she arrived she's attacked. sexually assaulted and fairfax county police say they don't think this is the only victim. we have the details coming up on the other side of the break. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all. >> at the shell station on wood yard road in clinton thieves stole app atm they rammed a pickup truck in the building and didn't get the atm and did leave a large hole in the front of t

mary county liquor store >>> a car slammed into a building in silver spring and lauren demarco, what are you working tonight? >> reporter: what's scarier than walking through a haunted made and haunted woods in the dark? maybe people on social media. we'll explain coming up. >> i know that's how i feel every time i time. >> lauren we're 12 days from halloween. the weather will feel a little bit more like september as we get closer to the weekend. we'll talk about what you can expect, the first peak at your forecast coming up in a few minutes. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪. >>> caught on camera, thieves stealing liquor from a st. mary county school at the lexington vigil wine and spirits over the weekend. you can see the person walking through the store, choosing bottles. if you recognize this person or if you have any information about the robbery, call st. mary's county police. >>> take a look at this scene in silver springs after someone drove a pickup truck into a building. emergency crews are on the scene quebec terrace looking for a possible gas leak following the crash. truck went t

and as we continue to gather information and police do as well, demarco morgan has away fl came to an end. police are heavily armed to make sure the rest of the night goes wiout incident. >> reporter: demarco, thank you very much. jeff pegues is in our washington bureau now with the latest on what we know about the suspect. jeff. >> reporter: well, jeff, of course, we know he's 29 years old. we also learned just minutes ago he is a truck driver who has addresses in both florida and new jersey. and this is someone who doesn't seem to have an extensive criminal background. we found about four traffic tickets. and so far that's it, but you can bet both the f.b.i. and n.y.p.d. are digging into this person's background. he's 29 years old, identified as sayfullo saipov. investigators believe that he was acting alone, and this was not part of some wider plot, but it is still early. officials believe the 29-year-old suspect was acting alone when he drove that truck on to that bike path. federal intelligence officials will be combing through databases, looking for leads on the suspect. for exa

>> demarco, thank you so much for reporting.director in las vegas. he is the ceo of the readiness group who advises those around las vegas and the country. good morning. >> good morning. >> when i spoke to the special agent in charge they traced all the guns and what we're learning is that 33 were purchased were purchased in the last year al e alone. what does that tell us? >> he was definitely planning. you have to collect suppliesing you have to collect the weapons, collect the ammo, to that well in advance, and that's what he did. >> that's what he did. but it was highly premeditated. >> highly premeditated. he picked the area. looked at the best view how that was going to happen. >> we heard demarco morgan talking about the bump stocks, turn a gun into a machine gun. are they new or been around? >> they've been around. they'll shoot bullets 700 rounds or more per minute. so you'll stop and when he was wearing gloves, he had gloves on, he can change the guns back and forth so he won't burn his hands. fully automatic. >> i kno

norah. >> reporter: demarco, thank you.e type of bump fire stocks. we spoke with david shepherd, former director at the venetian las vegas and he is ceo of a readiness group that advises companies on security and training. i asked the significance of paddock buying 33 guns in the past year. >> he was definitely planning, planning for this type of event. you have to collect supplies, you have to collect the weapons, you have to collect the ammo . you have to do it well in advance and that's what he did. >> reporter: that's what he did. it was highly premeditated? >> definitely premeditated. he picked the location and an area that looked down on people, elevated location to have the best observation of what was going on happen. >> reporter: we heard demarco morgan talking about the bump stocks, essentially the addons that allow you to turn a semi-automatic into a machine gun. those have been around for a while or relatively new? >> they have been around for a while. they will actually shoot bullets 700 rounds per minute, 700

>> suffolk county sheriff vincent demarco began the now 3-year-old program. >> a lot of the kids it's first time they have been here. we are intervening here getting them rehabilitated working with their judges, working with their prosecutors and working with their attorneys and finding alternatives for these kids so they don't have to go to state prison. you send a 17-year-old kid to state prison you might have lost that kid for the rest of his life. and we don't want to see that. >> you got gloves? >>es, ma'am. >> victor cartagina came to jail two years earlier at age 17. he has numerous charges including gang-related assault. he has pled not guilty and hopes his participation in the program can provide an alternative to prison should he be found guilty. >> if you could draw or paint anything, what would you want to draw? what? a person? >> flowers. >> he came in he had this long hair down his back and would walk around and he was angry. he wouldn't listen to nobody. he was just this little thugged out little kid. he was throwing up gang signs. >> i used to do drugs, selling drugs.

at this time, law enforcement believe she was not involved. >> demarco more gain mesquite. thanks. and we're back in just a moment. >> coming up stories from inside the deadliest mass shooting in american history and new information from investigation. coming up, on "cbs this morning." introducing degree ultracle♪r black + white saves your white clothes from yellow stains... ...and black clothes from white marks still with 48 hour sweat protection. degree ultraclear black + white it won't let you down 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. hai'm messing up every dish, pot, and plate... ...to show my love. ta-da! all this devotion only calls for a little bit of dawn ultra. so concentrated, just one bottle has the grease cleaning power of three... ...bottles of this other liquid. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. try using dawn beyond the sink. again

at this time, law enforcement believe she was not involved. >> demarco more gain mesquite. thanks. and we're back in just >> coming up stories from inside the deadliest mass shooting in american history and new information from investigation. coming up, on "cbs this morning." i'll have the langoustine lobster ravioli. for you, sir? the original call was for langoustine ravioli. a langoustine is a tiny kind of lobster. a slight shellfish allergy rules that out, plus my wife ordered the langoustine. i will have chicken tenders and tater tots. if you're a ref, you way over-explain things. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. sir, we don't have tater tots. introducing degree ultracle♪r black + white saves your white clothes from yellow stains... ...and black clothes from white marks still with 48 hour sweat protection. degree ultraclear black + white it won't let you down ltry align probiotic.n your digestive system? for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind o

i'm demarco morgan.ands of firefighters are working through the night to contain catastrophic wildfires in northern california. as of thursday at least 22 large fires were burning across the state. they've been fighting the flames nonstop since this past weekend. >> we've got to get out of here. >> reporter: new video is emerging of the horror that californians faced as they fled the flames. >> i can't breathe. >> reporter: a reality check came today. >> i'm going to talk about something that's really sensitive now. it will be very hard for the families. >> reporter: sonoma county sheriff rob giordano spoke bluntly. >> identification is going to be hard. we have found bodies that were almost completely intact, and we have found bodies that were nothing more than ash and bones. >> reporter: hundreds are still missing, or unaccounted for. the massive scale of the disaster was expressed in a surreal image, a mail truck with nothing but rubble all around. many who fled know they're lucky to be alive, includi

fauquier county, lauren demarco, "fox5 local news". >> and well this was another beautiful day.s here could rain be on the way. >> we had to get to sue saw aand sue you said we could use some of the rain. >> sarah, tony, day 21 with no rain and it's been too long. rain we are expecting would be four or five days away. but it's important piece of puzzle that we need up to date you on tonight. because new tropical depression formed. tropical depression 16 is far away from washington southwestern caribbean and this could be our rain producer into sunday, monday, maybe even tuesday time frame. and we're probably getting another update here from the national hurricane center and before the top of the hour. but, right now, it's got winds producing heavy rain towards central america and expected to make a land fall against nick rawinging what and hundred dures tomorrow. it's what moves north we he have our eye on. tropical storm to category hurricane gulf of mexico saturday from louisiana to florida will have to watch and we'll have to watch in the morning time frame because remnants m

shooting in the district involving a 16-year-old and t street in northeast >> let's get back to lauren demarcor us, lauren, what do you know? >> reporter: sarah and jim, we just arrived but you can see behind me definitely still an active scene, police are here, they've been talking with people who live in the area, they seem to be coming in and out of one apartment up there to the left. so there's a forensic unit out here as well. what we know is there was a 16-year-old boy who was shot in the back. i'm told he was inside an apartment when first responders arrived but they're not sure exactly where the shooting took place. the good news is that he was taken to the hospital conscious and breathing. but again, 16-year-old shot in the back. as of right now, there's a look-out for two possible suspects, two black males, they're reportedly wearing all black clothing, hair described as a hairstyle with twists, driving a gray honda with virginia tags. that's the right now, seems police are just interviewing people in this area, there are a lot of young people around. we're just about a block from mc

lauren demarco introduces us to baby disoa i. we're at the wilson building d.c.ity's \haul\hall where deals are made that impact residents across the cap l toll now in one of these officer there's also a naik shift nursery. brie and in a dough and she and her adorable baby are making history. a baby's first few weeks of life, such a special and exhausting time for a new mom. but ward one's bring and ma dough is incorporating it right member. even when i was in labor with her i was on my phone responding to constituent e-mails. baby zeo arrived on september 13 happy and healthy, but two weeks early. the council scheduled five days earlier thinking they could get it all in before the baby was born but that wasn't to be. so the brand new mother was there five days after giving birth to see her legislation through. starting today at just three weeks little l l oe is charming council members tagging along with mom for important hearings or votes that in a dough wants to be there for her. her performance is impressive. no krig. you may be asking about what d.c.'s new m

i'm demarco morgan.s rage out of control up and down the spine of california. 15 major blazes from ak anything in the south to the wine country north of san francisco. at least 15 people have been killed. more than 2,000 homes and businesses, have been destroyed. hundreds of firefighters have joined the lines. the fires are nowhere near under control. john blackstone coverage. neighborhood burning and others >> reporter: with some neighborhood burning and others already reduced to ashes, santa rosa is a city transformed by fire. michael everett lost his home. >> armageddon, it is just gone. everything is gone. >> reporter: the flames consume mobile home parks and comfortable hill top subdivisions. luxury hotels and fast food restaurants. in all, some 1,500 buildings destroyed in and around this city of 175,000. jimi hendrix could barely recognize the street he lived on. >> nothing but chimneys standing. block after block after block after block. nothing. all just down on the ground. just black. the whole

fox5's lauren demarco joins us now with more details. >> reporter: despite the fact wallen was nearlynths pregnant her boyfriend tyler tessier had only been indicted of one counts of murder. the montgomery county states attorney explained today why under state law he can't hold tessier accountable for the unborn baby's death. >> her child was autopsied. medical team established murder the child was 14 weeks old. based on medical testimony, the child was not viable -- not viable independent of miss wallen. based on those medical findings and as a matter of law in maryland, as a result, the defendant is not chargeable with a second count of murder related to the child. >> reporter: the popular social studies teacher had been missing for several days when police held a news conference and asked tyler tessier to attend. at the time investigators had not disclosed publically that he was a suspect. her parents knew hadn't to play along. investigators wanted to see how he behaved. tessier was arrested a few days later and we then learned while he was dating laura wallen he was engaged to ano

demarco morgan is in williamsport, pennsylvania. demarco, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. earlier this year the emergency room right here behind me saw an average of two to three overdose patients per day. the family of one victim who died last year says more needs to be done to show just destructive opioid addiction can be. the death of thaddeus burke is ingrained in the minds of his parents todd and dorie. their sjonneby came addicted to painkillers. he died from an overdose. >> i woke up to my wife screaming thad, wake up, thad, wake up. emergency responders arrived and said there was no more they could do for our son. >> we had no idea how addictive turning to heroin was. no idea like we do now. we do now. >> reporter: pennsylvania reported more than 4.5,000 fatal drug overdoses in 2016. that same year more than 7 million opioid prescription drugs were dispensed throughout the state. >> his addiction did not define who he was. >> reporter: after watching 60 minutes on sunday, todd says he's outraged how congress, lobbyists, and the drug distribution industry have got o

and asking for patience from ticket holders who experienced a snafoo last weekend >> we sent lauren demarco to the haunted woods to find out what went wrong >> carn evil is back open for business. karen woods, games, live music weekend nights and it's all a fund raiser to benefit first responders in the dc region. the fright festival is in its third year but this is the first time time it's being held at marry weather park next to the popular pavilion. things are running smoothly now. but opening night >> it was friday the 13th and everything went wrong. >> director jean ryan said of all things a squirrel was to blame. >> it had crawled up in it to stay warm, what of whatever squirrels do >> there were concerns about safety and some guests began raiding the bar area. >> they were starting to push, and they were claim bracelets because we weren't able to communicate we were running back and forth and it became too much with the inability to effectively communicate through a 16 achor property it became dangerous and as the we decided to close it down. it probably won't be profitable this year

demarco morgan speaks to a family that lost their son to an opioid addiction, and they react to the shocking report. >>> overseas now, south korea and the united states have begun five days of nay val exercises this morning. 40 ships have taken part in drills off peninsula. the u.s. and south korea regularly conduct military exercises. last week north korea threatened military action. >>> today president trump is scheduled to meet with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. they have publicly clashed over the inand to repeal the affordable health care act. john schumo has more on that. >> reporter: the president's top aides say the united states will remain in the nuclear deal with iran for now. >> he is, i think, signaling to iran and other partners there are serious flaws. >> he has set out a marker, a marker to the iranians and to our allies and partners that we have to fix fundamental flaws in this deal. it's a weak deal that's being weakly monitored. >> reporter: president trump wants to make sure iran is in compliance. this week he's asked congress to strengthen the terms to better pr

demarco morgan for cbs news, las vegas nevada. >> so many stories of heroism there. >>> well, still aheads-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, celebrating everything olde city has to offer, we will go live to anita oh with more on what you can sianni do in the neighborhood festival happening today, we will also have this. >>> a new study find info o tanemeant systems can be just as smart as smart phones, i'm meg oliver in new york with the details, coming up. >>> we are watching nate this morning a storm that weakened just in the past two hours to the tropical storm. looks beautiful here though, doesn't it. chelsea will have the late on nate's path and what it means for our area, coming up harold hatahh.verything. but i recently bought jimmy dean stuffed hash browns. they're stuffed with delicious meat and cheeses. all of that crispy goodness has him seeing the day in a whole new light. jimmy dean stuffed hash browns. shine on. a heart transplant... that's a whole different ballgame. i was in shock. i am very proud of the development of drugs that can prevent the rejection and preven

demarco morgan, cbs news, las vegas, nevada. >> powerful story. all right switching gears. >>> a new washington post has ed gillaspie, trailing ralph northam. he holds an advantage over his republican challenger. "the washington post" survey was taken between september 8 and october 2. got a margin of error of plus and minus 4 and a half points. the poll found healthcare, the economy, and education the most important issues to voters in the old dominion. >>> detectives in prince george's county now say that a sexual assault that was reported as a student walking home from a bus stop, and then was assaulted, apparently never happened. we were at the alleged scene in port washington. told a family member she saw a similar crime happen on a tv show. still, detectives say they seriously investigate every report of sexual assault. >>> how about this. a corn maze with a military theme in maryland. sky 9 over this this afternoon. this year, summer farm is partnering with a voluntary organization that sends 1,000 care packages to u.s. service members and

and "fox5" lauren demarco has been following the story all day and joins us live from the scene with the latest. lauren. >>> tony. the 16-year-old are shot from behind and it happened here in this intersection the neighbors here in he c cannington have been very concerned about lately. the shooting happened 4 . the boy was conscious and breem when taken to the hospital. so fortunately he is expected to sure riv. the forensics team along with three k-9 units were out here third and t streets in afternoon and while inte interviewing people officers came across a man armed with semi-automatic gun. that person was arrested and still no arrests in the shooting. police put two black males dressed in all black with hairstyle sgribd as twits twist and they were in greyhound awith virginia tags. this is a busy neighborhood a block from mckinnley tech high school and people who live here are very upset and frightened and no one we spoke with wanted to be identified. >>> and i heard a call of loud shots that i thought to my myself, oh, that sounds like gun shots it's disheartening and sad to he

york city, i'm demarco morris. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, october 13th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> unraveling obamacare. president trump announced his plan to end cost-cutting subsidies to insurers which could cost premiums on exchanges to skyrocket. >>> california wildfires rage on. >>> and an american woman and her husband held hostage by a talib taliban-linked group for five years are now free. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. in his most aggressive move yet to dismantle the affordable care act, president trump is following through on a threat to cut off subsidy payments to insurance carriers selling obamacare. brook silva-braga is here. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. so now the president has started chipping away at the law himself. for months mr. trump has called these cost-sharing subsidies a bailout. well, now, this key part of obamacare could end almost immediately. about 6 million americans qualify for the subsidies which defray

fauquier county, lauren demarco, "fox5 local news". you can expect major changes to the district parking zones in coming weeks. it will likely impact night life in northwest. 10 p.m. thursdays through sunday mornings at 7 a.m. specific pickup and drop-off zones will replace park areas on connecticut avenue from rhode island to dupont circle. and transportation officials say the changes address concerns over traffic and pedestrian safety in that a area. and the program goes into effects thursday october 19 and they'll look tat again after a year that's a big change. >> thursday night through sunday morning that impacts friday business day. >> that would be a problem. >> good point. >> i guess they want to make it safer for pedestrians we had issues in that area. >> yeah to accommodate people taking uber and lyft and whatever. >> n >> so wove been talking about summer warmth coming our way. and we vup date on tropics. we did not have named storm at the 11:00 update still tropical depression number 16 that's good news and bad news we will

demarco morgan is at ft. bragg, north carolina, where the sentencing hearing began a short time ago. demarco, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. bergdahl faces up to life in prison for charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. two of the soldiers who were wounded while searching for bergdahl are expected to take the stand during the sentencing phase. >> they don't just cut people's throats. they delight in cutting people's throats. >> reporter: bergdahl said he a ban donned fellow soldiers to draw attention to problems in his own unit. >> suddenly it really starts to sink in that i really did something bad or, not bad, but i really did something serious. >> reporter: after subsequent capture by the taliban, bergdahl spent five years enduring torture as a prisoner of war. president obama brought him home in 2014 in exchange for the release of five taliban prisoners from guantanamo bay. bergdahl describes that release in an interview as a brief moment of liberty which later became a fl

his attorney perry demarco, jr., says he will fight the charges in court.he city will not say at this point if they plan to try and forfeit some of those expensive homes and luxury cars. dawn? >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> we want to show you knew video tonight of a van police believe was involved in a deadly hit-and-run in southwest philadelphia. police just releasing this surveillance video. they believe the person behind the wheel struck and killed a 57-year-old man on sunday night. it happened on the 2300 block of 67th street. the gray van may have front end damage and broken windshield. >>> next week, philadelphia's former top prosecutor will learn his sentence for bribery and corruption charges. seth williams sentencing was moved to early tuesday afterno afternoon. just yesterday the state supreme court disbarred williams. retroactive to april when the court first suspended his license. williams resigned in june after pleading guilty to accepting a bribe from a businessman in he can change for legal favors. williams faces up to five years in pris

fox5's lauren demarco joining us with the details. >> reporter: sarah, despite the fact that laura wallenas nearly four months pregnant her boyfriend tyler tessier has only been indicted on one count of murder. the montgomery county state's attorney explains why under state law he can't tessier accountable for the unborn baby's death. >> her child was autopsied. medical team established at the time of miss wallen's murder, the child was 14 weeks old. based on medical testimony, the child was not viable -- not viable independent of miss wallen. based on those medical findings and as a matter of law in maryland, as a result, the defendant is not chargeable with a second count of murder related to the child. >> reporter: the popular social studies teacher had been missing for several days when police held a news conference and asked tyler tessier to attend. at the time investigators had not disclosed publicly he was a suspect but her parents knew and had to play along. tessier was arrested a few days later and we then learned while he had been dating laura wallen he was engaged to another wo

in northeast, lauren demarco, fox5 local news. >> the maryland man acts rested in connection disappearance of his girlfriend has been indicted . tyler test yair was in indicted in court today. her family reported her missing after receiving a text message from her on labor day that was later described as troubling by police. her body was found nine days later in demasses cuss. she was four months pregnant. wallen was a beloved teamer at wild lake high school in colombia. a federal grand jury indicted a her sedan man. william weaver the second is charged with two counts of threatening to assault and murder federal officers and three counts for sending threats to injured people. weaver used threatennenning tweets. police in college park are asking for help after another racial incident at the university of m it's the third one in recent weeks. last monday someone scrawled shats particular as on the dining hall. the most recent case remains unsolved. they're offering a $2,000 reward for information that leads to an areunion. it's kind of growing and festering and getting worse and worse and w

fox5's lauren demarco live in southwest tonight with all of that. hey, lauren. >> reporter: hey, there. just gorgeous out here despite this drizzle that we've been dealing with. i want to show you -- i know people have been talking about the traffic getting down here so i want to start off, show you 395. a little bit slow inbound here and that continues right here to the entrance of the wharf and then it seems to open up. so, it's not too bad. but definitely as folks get& off work heading out here tonight, kevin bacon on stage right now with his brother, the bacon brothers performing on this concert on the pier. there's a good crowd but it's not like it's packed. it's very nice, people walking around. however, there are a ton of people online for the foo fighters so this is the brand new concert hall anthem. it is a soldout show. it holds 6,000 people and many line up because it's the -- tickets are general admission. take a listen so, you guys were here early this morning. why so early? >> we were here at 10:30. we wanted to check out the venue and

his attorney perry demarco, jr., says he will fight these charges in court.t police headquarters, dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. >>> the philadelphia 76ers playing their home opener tonight but the real star was off the court. a young girl who was the victim of a terrible tragedy siena ward had her right leg amputated after being several by a train back in june. well she later lost her left leg due to an infection but rather than get her down, siena faced the challenge head on. and to honor her fighting spirit, the 76ers gave see siena a special recognition during the game against the celtics. fox 29's shawnette wilson was there when it happen. with more. >> reporter: chris, i was so excited to see see nanny. i had interviewed her mom before but was una able to see see nanny while she was in the hospital and a big shout out to the 76ers tonight who made this little girl feel special in more ways than one. >> 12-year-old see nanny ward flashes her dimpled smile at center court receiving the sixers strong kid of the game awad. and a personalized jersey from ma

demarco, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. we spotted downed trees like this one behind me resting on the power line as crews work desperately to restore power to thousand os people without it. >> it's horrible outside. flooding all over. >> reporter: wind gusts topped 70 miles an hour across new england. and massachusetts just north of boston, the strong gusts snapped trees, knocking power lines to the ground. on new york's long island, crews used chainsaws to clear branches along the railroad tracks. several cars were also crushed. some towns are almost entirely without power. crews worked to restore electricity in some of the most hard hit neighborhoods. in new jersey cars were left stranded. and a mom and 13-year-old son had to be rescued by boats. >> they didn't shut the roads down. i came through and didn't make it. >> there are flash flood warnings. >> thierng you so much. >>> oscar winner kevin spacey is apologizing to anthony rapp. he appears on the all access discovery. he said he's standing on the shoulders of many