fox's evan lambert evan lambert was there. how did it go out there. >>reporter: they definitely heard a lot from people. you've no doubt seen these bright color ed bikes around town whether in your antibody ood or on your commute but some of the concern really is where these bikes are ending up. we talked to ddot about that. we also talked to neighbors about their complaints and suggestions. with dockless bikes you don't have to lock into didn't know the exact way to regulate that. we're righting to learn from how people are doing it, where peoples problems are arising and then figure out the right regulatory approach going forward. you see bikes who are parked on the sidewalk with no recourse whatsoever. i think we could give people little rewards because it cost money every time you use it. maybe you could give them a dollar arising for every ten or 20 rides that they do it and they've parked it correct limit tonight, the town haul focused on hearing from those people in the neighborhoods. it was organized by the advisory neighborhood commissions he

new year evan lambert celebrations in the world.eparing for the big crowds. how police plan to keep everyone safe this year. plus people using twitter to say who they want to see as pap a john's new ceo. their surprising choice and how that person is responding. and coming up tomorrow morning on fox5, rapper wall ais live in the loft with the morning crew. a look at the fashion trends you need for new year's eve and get ready to pop some bottles in champagne test ing. it all kicks off tomorrow at four:25 a.m. new york city is getting ready to bring in 2018 with un precedented security. recent terror attacks are not deterring crowds from times quair sphr new year evan lambert. more than a million people are expected to bring ring in the new year. we have tremendous cooperation with our partners but we must have the help of the people of the city to do everything we need to do. the city plans to take typical measures of like using a mixed plane clothes and other officers. using security at nearby parking garages and surveillance of la

fox5's evan lambert explains how he does it. a peak time for dui mainly because of the holiday season. and thely wallace says he pulls over every driver he witnesses to be impaired because at the end of the day it is about saving lives . as trooper wallace with a focus on metropolitan suburbs he has pictures of several victims killed in drunk driving crashes right above his dash. wallace has been on the job for four years. we rode with him tonight. this radio is from where estopped someone not for drunk driving, but for several other traffic violations . this weekend he made his 100th dui arrests. he's part of the driving reduction effort with a sole focus on stopping drunk drivers wallace says he looks for people driving well blow the speed limit or movement between lanes his high arrest number he says could be attributed to the passing created by seeing the damage drunk driving can cause for families. he also tells us about one of most surprising reaction he got from somebody he arrested. she thanks me every single christmas b

fox5's evan lambert has what you need to know. so car pool ers will still be able to use this section of i66 for free, but you will have to switch your regular e-zpass here with this new one called e-zpass flex. set it to hov mode you'll hear that beep and that means you don't have to paism these change s only going into effect during rush hour from five:30 to nine:30 in the morning heading east towards the district and from three to seven heading westbound in the evening. this is just the portion of i66 inside the beltway between rosalyn and 495. another major change is that solo drivers can now use i66 during rush hour but they will have to pay a toll which varies based on traffic conditions. there is still time to get those flex e-zpasss that let the toll equipment know you're car pooling and therefore don't have to pavement you can get them until midnight at vdot 's district office in fairfax on alliance drive. you can get a new transresponder if you don't have one. you can swap your existing transrespond er for a flex if that

an apartment file in southwest dc >> evan lambert with how the victim was found and how investigators are looking into the possibility that someone may have intentionally set the fire. >> reporter: we're at 3rd and livingston road southeast. this is the friendship court apartments. you can see this is a pretty big investigation going on. multiple fire trucks. we also have multiple officers from mpd and arson investigators as well, that is because according to a source. a man found in a unit on fire, was bound and beaten. that fire breaking out around 6 6:30. the man in critical condition. luckily firefighters were able to get to him so quickly they say and keep the fire from spreading to other units. here is dc fire spokes man vito, >> first arriving unit forced entry, as they were searching the apartment, they came upon an adult male victim, they were able to get the victim outside into an ambulance, and taken to the hospital, where the individual is currently in critical condition. >> reporter: again, because of the nature of this fire, you do have mpd detectives and arson investiga

fox5's evan lambert is live along i66 in fairfax county to break it all down for us. evan.eporter: the good news for car pool ers it is still free, but you thattive to switch to this new e-zpass flex and then send it to hov mode. it makes a beeping noise. that means you won't be charged. this is in effect for rush hour charges on this stretch of i66 and rosalyn essential i, car pool ers free again. rush hour five. thirty to nine:30 in the morning heading east towards the district and tbr three to seven heading westbound in the evening . inside the beltway. another major change is that solo drivers can now use i66 during rush hour but they will have to pay the toll which varies on the traffic conditions , again, getting that new e-zpass that allows the equipment to know that there is someone else in the car so that car pool ers won't be charged. there is also an app that vdot rolled out that allows the solo drivers to see how much the toll fluctuates and what the price of it is. back to you. we want to take another live look outside on this chilly sunday evening. a live look

fox 5 evan lambert has details about the crash. those lives lost. >> reporter: you can see that the flag is at half staff at the rockville fire station where deputy chief sanders cohen veered for more than ten year, there's bunting over the sign signifying the loss that his colleagues are feeling. >> on a cold snowy night, colleagues of deputy chief fire marshal sanders cohen share a warm embrace moments before. fire trucks and apparel state police cruisers accompanied his body to a rockville funer >> he stopped, helped someone in need. and now he's joined the ranks of maryland's fallen heros >> he stopped to help the driver. he put his personal car behind the suv and turned on his flashers. >> he told the bark he could be safeguarding the scene. and would be out with the driver. excuse me. the investigation indicates the deputy chief cohen and the driver of the suv then moved to the shoulder of the fast lane. they were standing there when a southbound vehicle swerved on to the shoulder struck both of them. >> reporter: cohen didn'

reporting in reston evan lambert fox 5 local news. >>> in prince george's county a lot of unanswered questions in the shooting death of a young girl in aquasco. police were called to st. phillip's road around 10:00. when they arrived, the girl was dead. she suffered a gunshot wound to the upper part of her body. police trying to determine what led to the shooting and who may be responsible. >>> to district where a fire damaged three homes this happened on 21 it's street southeast around 4:00 this morning, firefighters tell us the fire started in one home, heat was so intense it caused an adjacent home to catch fire, investigators say the second home to sprinklers inside and that helped limit some of the damage. a third home also sustained damage from the fire. overall, nine people are now homeless and must find another place to stay. no the adam's morgan neighborhood of dc. the fire broke out last night in a building that houses several stores along 18th street, firefighters tried to battle the fire by opening up the roof but it became unstable and they had to quickly leave the build

fox 5 evan lambert is live with the latest. evan? >> reporter: youth worker tells me it was a teen shot and killed. this is the douglas community center over here, you see a playground, jungle gym and we understand that the shooting happened on this basketball court just behind us you can still see that police car sitting there. i want to show you video that we shot tonight of the crime scene's police spent much time focused on the area between parked cars and houses. up on those basketball courts. they sit next to the playground with the jungle gym, there were shell casings all over the court. police eventually brought dogs to sniff the area. neighbors say kids play at the park connected with the community center all the time. police so far have not confirmed the victim's age or identity. but an anc commercial here in southeast said the shooting appeared to stem from an argument between teens. >> you can't even basketball court and enjoy playing basketball without being subjected to gun violence. young person, a majority of these sh

evan lambert is live with new developments for us. evan?s documents are stable in the hospital, we're also learning more about that suspect through his interactions with a neighbor. here he is in a mug shot, this is douglas johnson junior facing two attempted murder charges tonight. we'll show you video from the crime scene last night, so far the injured deputies have not been identified, we do know they were called to a house here on hollow mountain tin place in sterling because of a fight between a father and a daughter about an hour, documents say they worked to douglas johnson junior down, it didn't work. he went upstairs reached for a gun inside a closest, deputies tased him but he was able to fire off several shots hitting the deputies in arms and legs. i spoke to a neighbor that led up to the call with police. and had a prior run in because of a car parked near his house >> i had a friend that came to drop off food at the house for christmas, and as she was leaving, she witnessed a gentleman, i guess, the suspect, pushing a female ou

live in southeast, evan lambert fox 5 local news. >>> breaking news out of montgomery county. police are searching for two people who may have broken into an appliance store on randolph road in tracks and police are telling us one of the suspects got away and apparently was spotted on those tracks, train service in the area is shutdown, police continue their investigation but we're told they should be reopening soon, police say a second suspect may have driven away from the scene. >>> new tonight, police bust todd elementary school teachers for possession of marijuana in the school. fox 5 marina marraco is live at taylor elementary school in arlington. marina how did police learn about this? . >> reporter: shawn, it was all in an anonymous tip called into arlington police about drug activity happening here at the taylor elementary school. next thing you know, arlington police showed up with a search warrant and arrest todd physical education teachers at the school. they taught all of the grades. now, 25-year-old luke lloyd and 28-year-old michael deadigo are charged with posse

fox 5 evan lambert has been following this story and joins us with the latest. evan? >> reporter: shawn, the memorial here is growing for navid sepehri near the swim club where his body was found last night. candles there spelling his name. also flowers out here as well. late this afternoon, police confirmed that his death was likely an accident. >> we can now say that we don't believe any foul play is suspected in this case. inadna na navid. >> reporter: several dozen came back to the place where they set up a memorial for the friend asked for space and we gave it to them. tonight we're getting a better idea of the timeline surrounding 17-year-old navid sepehri's disappearance and death. police say theee seen on saturday night around 11:30. right now, police aren't giving us the specific time the teen was reported missing. but according to several sources, police and friends are helping to look for him in the bannic burn neighborhood 1:00 p.m. sunday, a family member along with officers found his body around 5:00 p.m. still many questions surrounding the circumstance

evan lambert outside of reston. >>reporter: you can see the sheriff's deputies vehicles here right out in front of the hospital. what we do know from the sheriff that the deputies got a call to the home in sterling around four this afternoon. they were on scene for about an hour trying to did he escalate a domestic situation grabbed a gun and shot those deputies in a struggle. sheriff mike chap man says that call in around four. i was a domestic incident. they got to a home on shallow mountain place. they were on scene trying to calm dwown a man who was involved in an argument with his 19 year old daughter. at that point the man went upstairs acknowledge state take ited. the authorities thought he might be going for a weapon and he did. he reached for a gun. almost simultaneously he was tazed. as he was being apprehended he managed to get several shots off , hit two of our deputies. i received a page at the time that i was at church service when this came out christmas service and i'm just greatful that all things b

live in bethesda, evan lambert, fox new.supervisor with the fbi was heading tout bound when he crashed his cruiser on friday night. sander cohen happened to be driving by and came to wolf's aid. both were standing on the shoulder when a car struck and killed them. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. two men held up a store at gun point. it happened on up sore street in northwest. angelica lee hemp anjali hemphill live tonight in the neighborhood. >>reporter: as the last customers walked out just before and any's ace hardware store closed saturday night two men wearing ski masks and carrying gunses went in to rob the place i was just before seven when these two men seen in these surveillance photos cornered a woman and forced her to the back . they ran away with an un disclosed amount of money. police are still looking for those two masked suspects. investigators are offering a $10,000 reward for any information that leads to an ar rest. also in the district, broke into a business in northeast overnight. it happen

fox5 's evan lambert has the story.a storage facility will be built here. the controversy comes in because a local store says that their ancestors are buried in a parking lot just under this residential cemetery tonight with spoke with a member of the church also one of the openers of that storage facility . new plan to put another structure on top of mosts african cemetery and so we are here to protest another site of december cession for ancestors. it's disappointing. i hope that they change their minds. we're very excited to be a part of the community. we are the first one s who donated lander to the project. hopefully wounds will be healed and they'll be receptive. we want them to be a part of it. we're doing the benches and the display cases to celebrate the history of the black community and all the history of bethesda and the river road community. the meeting also turned into a clash between protestors and police working security at the planning board's meeting. the board has a policy outlawing signs bigger than

evan lambert has been following the story since yesterday. live in bethesda with the latest. evan? >> reporter: tony the memorial is growing at the swim club near where his body was found. there are flowers and investigators who confirmed late this afternoon that police believe his death was likely an accident. >> we can now say that we don't believe any foul play is suspected in this case. call it an extremely emotional moment when several dozen teens came back to the place where they set up a memorial for their friend, they asked for space and we gave it to them. tonight we're getting a better idea of the tonight surrounding the 17-year-old's disappearance and death, he was last seen on saturday night around 11:30. police are not giving us the specific time the teen was reported missing. according to sources police and friends were helping to look for him in the neighborhood around 1:00 p.m. sunday. montgomery county police say a family member along with officers found his bodies around 5:00 p.m. there are still many questions surrounding the circumstances of his death. we do kno

evan lambert is live outside the fire department where deputy chief sander cohen volunteered for more than a decade. evan? >> reporter: you can see that the flag is at half staff here at the fire station. where deputy volunteered. there's bunt above the sign signifying the terrible loss his colleagues are feeling. on a cold night, colleagues of deputy cheer fire marshal sander cohen share a warm embrace, moments before, fire trucks and maryland state police cruiser accompanied cohen's body to a rockville funeral home >> he stopped helped someone in need and now joined the ranks of maryland's fallen heros. >> reporter: cohen stopped to help a driver of an suv. he put his personal car behind the suv, and turned on his flashers. >> he told he would be safeguarding the scene. and would be out with the driver. the investigation indicates the deputy chief cohen and the driver of the suv then moved to the shoulder of the fast they were standing there when a southbound vehicle swerved on to the shoulder struck both of them. >> cone didn't know it when he stopped but he was helping 36-year-old

he was found dead hours after his father had reported him missing evan lambert is live at headquarters. >>reporter: police saying that they should have taken that missing person p's police report as soon as in a veed's dead approached them and said that his son hadn't come home. the grieving family has many questions, including while officers were encountering him earlier on in the night, recognized he was under the influence and then let him leave alone. anything he wanted to do he did with excitement. he loved his family. he loved his grandparents, loved his little cyst templet speaking on behalf of in a veed sa barry's family says . their grieve also leaves them with a long list of questions. why he was not he taken? why was he not arrested why was he nt teanl in the police car? >> tuesday night montgomery county police revealed officers spoke to the 17 year old walt whitman senior while they were breaking up an underaged drinking party saturday night. officers say in a veed appeared to be under the influence but let him and his friends get home , na veed never made it. a 17 year ol

reporting on the road in montgomery county, evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> 4:50 is the time.g up on fox5 news morning, foul language in virginia is against the law but that could soon change. >> as we head to break we'll take a live look across the d.c. region. time right now is 4:50. it's under 20 degrees out. bundle up. mike thomas going to have a check of that cold frigid freezing forecast as we continue. >> oh, and coming up on fox5 news morning, rapper whale is live in the lost with the crew. we have a fresh look at fashion trends you need to know ahead of new year's eve and get ready to pop some bottles for a little lesson in champagne i'll do the tasting. you just pop the bottles. >> i'm not touching any bottles. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it all starts with a wish. the final days of wish list are here. hurry in and sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complimentary first month's payment. do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth or... ...one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose! fro

"fox5" evan lambert is here live. evan, how did police stop this plot. >> another student reported about hearing about suspect's plan. that was on tuesday. and in the meantime, false church police contacted the students' parents and had that they created a plan in the mean time they called it it a safety plan at the school. this morning, that 17-year-old suspect was arrested. he is charged with making threats to bomb or damage a building. and several students told police that this student shared with him his plan to bring bombs and guns to school to "take out students. luckily, that plot was filled and it did not happen because police were able to get to this student first. and at the time, they said they also searched this student's house and they found bb guns altered to look like real guns in. a news k. the school super intend end praised the student that reported all this. >> courage of the student that came forward and helped to take care of our community and that we live inny avenue day and committed to working t

evan lambert is live where the car was stolen. how did it play out?porter: marina, the man lost his keys inside on the mall here. he thinks someone found them and came out to the parking lot and tried a bunch of alarms until they found the mercedes he had just gotten, he was parked near the out back. when he came, his car was gone. steven hawkins gave us these photos, at 2009 white mercedes. he saved up nor a year to buy it. he only had was doing christmas shopping saturday at prince george's county plaza, run around to different stores and had hundreds of dollars of gifts for his children inside. hawkins said he realized inside the mall his keys were missing. when he came out, his car was gone. thanks to someone or a group of people to steal someone else's joy that he is holiday season. >> i try to really, really try to do right by my kids. my son, especially my 13-year-old son. he's here and my daughters aren't. i ain't going to say i let him down. i'll still give him something. but it's not what he really wants and this is christmas my car with him

evan lambert is in reston with more. evan? >> reporter: i'll get to the details in just a second. but i want you to see these scott and buckley fricker killed yesterday morning. according to a source, the 17-year-old boyfriend of the fricker's 16-year-old daughter somehow got into the house on blackford court yesterday morning, the parents confronted him and he shot them both before turning the gun on himself. the source said the parents had just this week tried to get their daughter to break up with the teen they believed to have neo nazi tendencies. police are still working to confirm the connections. police telling us that four other people were home at the time of the shooting. but they were not injured. this evening neighbors started showing up at the house where the crime happened. they put down flowers. neighbors who knew them tell us they were a wonderful couple. >> they seemed like people we would like to know better, and and now already feel -- they, they were very new part of this community, but we all started to like them very much. >> reporter: i spoke with buckley fr

fox 5 evan lambert is live at the scene with the latest. evan? >> reporter: tony an a n c commissioner an youth worker both say a teen i was shot and killed. we're near at the douglas community center, there's a park, a playground, we understand that the shooting happened on those basket ball courts. police spent much of their time focusing on the area and on the basketball courts. they sit right next to a playground with there were shell casings all over. police eventually brought dogs to sniff the area. kids play at the park connected with the community center all the time. police so far have not confirmed the victim's age or identity. the anc commissioner in sweet said the shooting appeared to stem from an argument between teens. >> you can't even go to a basketball court and enjoy playing basketball without being subjected to gun violence. young person, a majority of these shootings are happening between the young kids. and some of these young kids parents know they have guns. and they don't have no respect for life, nobody. >> as far as we k

evan lambert is live at a funeral home in rockville tonight. evan?> reporter: matt, 33-year-old chief deputy sander was escorted by police and fire marshall officials at the funeral home. you're seeing some of that on your screen, it happened just moments ago. deputy sander cohen was a veer firefighter also a chief deputy fire marshal as well. and we are learning that chief deputy cohen stopped to help an fbi agent stranded both hit by car several minutes later. fire officials shared this photo. she was 33 and in as supervisory role. he also volunteered at rockville station three. maryland state police say around 10:00 last night, fbi supervisory special agent carlos wolf was driving southbound on i 270 south of falls road when he collided with the median. deputy chief cohen was off duty and stopped to help. both men got out and cohen put on his flashers to close down the travel lane backpack while the law enforcement officers were outside the car, a car tried to avoid the stop cars ahead and hit cohen and wolf sending them over the barrier the north

evan lambert joins from his there tonight, evan this was unusual, odd, not something you can see every day >> all of above. we talked with a man in his office building right here. he was up there and he was looking over route 28. he said he saw a man jump out of a car and then start taking off his clothes. >> he's up on office building, he didn't know what he was watching. >> it was wild. something you only see in holiday. it's not something you see every day >> his video shows more than he ever wanted to see of this man. there he is. completely naked on busy route 28. police say he just caused a three-car crash near frying pan road. frying pan might have held shield innocent drivers from an image now burned into their memories. >> out of the corner of my eye i see a half naked guy cross eight lanes of traffic on 28. climbs on the back of a dump truck that a pickup truck slammed into the back of, disrobes and proceeds to throw things. >> reporter: this guy wasn't done. he had just barely started his disruptive display >> after that, he pretends he's van adam and jumps on the back of >>

evan lambert is live on the story. evan, what are they saying tonight. >>reporter: we understood that this was approved. according to this sign heerks the storage facility will be built here and the controversy comes from the fact according to the church they say that the bones of their ancestors are underneath the parking lot here just under the residential towers. they say that pleads into this lot right here. we talked with a member of the church. we also talked with one of the soon to be storage facility. listen. the planning department is going to another stluk tour on top of mosts african cemetery and so we are here to protest. other site of december cession for our ancestors. it's dispointing. we're hoping they change their minds. we're very excited to be part of the community. we are the first ones thatonated land to the project, so hopefully wounds will be heeled and they'll be receptive to it because we want them to be a part of it. we're doing the benches and the display cases to celebrate the history of the black community and all the history

evan lambert was at a town hall, neighbors, the bike companies they were all there. e of that meeting, evan. >>reporter: you have no doubt seeing these bright colored bikes around town. basically what the neighbors are saying is that people are just leaving them all over the place every where where they're not supposed to be. so we talked to ddot about that and the about their complaints and suggestions. >> with a dockless bikes you don't have to lock it. most of them self lock. we didn't know the right way to regulate that. we're trying to learn from how people are doing it, where the problems are arising and then figure out the right regulatory approach go forward. you do see significant number of bikes that are parked on the sidewalk from what i have been able to tell no recourse whatsoever. i think we could give people little rewards because it cost money every time you use it so maybe you could give them like a dollar for every ten or 20 rides that they do and they parked it correctly and tonight the town haul focused on hearing from people in these neighborhoods

fox5's evan lambert is at prince george's county police with moamplet. >>reporter: police are trying to solve these cases from over the weekend and yes, even on christmas day, the ma are the jo of these have been crimes of opportunity, people leaving their doors unlocked, valuables in plain site and just so tempting to criminals here in prince george's county. police say over the weekend, 27 thefts from cars were reported and then another 16 on monday, christmas day. you're looking at pictures of some of the thefts that police put out on twitter. in one case someone came out to a car sitting on blocks because the thieves stole all four wheels. in many cases police say people are just forgetting to lock their doors or that they have a false sense of security so don't do that. anything of valuable you, don't leave them visible. don't leave them outside so somebody can walk over to your car, see and give them an opportunity to break into your vehicle. keep your cars locked and at night make sure you you park your car under a well-lit area. if something does

fox's evan lambert is live with the story tonight. >>reporter: the manager says that someone used a rock to breakthrough this glassdoor. they got inside, went straight for the registers. we're getting a look at that surveillance video new today. this happened on saturday night and you see that guy that has his face covered. he's also wearing a hoodie with gloves go for the registers, take out cash and even the trays that the coins were in. this faith-based organization they essentially are a thift store. the profits then go to the food pantry where they provide people in need with food. this is a huge hit for them during this holiday season anyone who recognizes the suspect is asked to call prince william county police. next time you hear someone say they don't think their vote counts so them this decided the race in virginia's house of delegates and that may spell the end of republican control for virginia's house. shell i simon's one vote ahead of her opponent. recounted votes still have to be certified tomorrow. simon's victory wou

evan lambert spoke to the victim and has more. >> reporter: the man tells us he lost his keys insideall. he thinks someone found them and tried cars here in the parking lot. he came outside his car, it was parked near the out back, it was gone. steven hawkins gave us these photos, it's a 2009 white mercedes. he had saved up for a year to buy it. he said he was doing his christmas shopping saturday at prince george plaza he run around to different stores and had hundreds of dollars of gifts for his children inside. hawkins said he realized inside the mall his keys were missing. when he came outis gone which puts a major damper on christmas for him and his family all thanks to someone who made the choice to steal someone else's joy this holiday season >> i try to really, really tried to do right by my kids. my son, especially my 13-year-old son. he's here and my daughters aren't i try to give him a good christmas. i ain't going to say i let him down. i'll still give him something, but it's not what he really wants. and this -- my car is with him every day. that's how i get to him. with

reporting in sterling, evan lambert, fox5 local news. tonight we're also following new new dfls from silver springs. police are investigating a man's murder. queue beck spreet around 6:30 tonight after the victim was shot and killed. police trying to find who did that. turning to the weather now. this is a live look outside on credit this christmas eve. it was chilly. we won't be seeing a white christmas tomorrow morning so what can we expect? gwen joins us now with more on your christmas forecast. it's nice and calm out there. very cold and definitely no snow, not this time around. no white christmas for us at all. other parts of the country are developing hav ing a white christmas. we'll show you what's happening across the country and here at home. we had a few lig earlier tonight. not too much to be concerned with. it kind of moved its way out. take a look at all this snowfall as we take a look to the west we're seeing some snow here for parts of idaho pushing its way through towards nevada. and as we go toward the east take a look h

white house officials says she plans to evan lambert look the administration last month to pursue other opportunities. there have been reports that say something more went down and tonight we do we have the video to show how this havment take a look. >> i just don't get it. we all have problems. life is full of problems. you're fired. >> maybe that's not how it went down. but we couldn't deny that the president has fired a.m. rosa before. the thing is there are reports that she had to be physically removed from the white house after chief of staff john kelly had to terminate her the secret service tweeted it it wasn't involved in her removal but it did deactivate her key card. like our own sarah frazer she no longer has a key card. president trump also tweeted th wishing her success. >> i don't know if we're going to hear that story. will we ever know what happened to a.m. rosa? who knows, but we're going to talk a little bit more about the big surprise out of alabama when the big final five comes back after the break. you can't predict the market. but through good

fox5's evan lambert live with the lat est.ice confirmed and have identified the victim as 17 year old naveed walt whitman high school. they said that he went missing last night. investigators found safari's body tonight near the bannic burn swim club here in a wooded area in bethesda. accord ing to the principal an e-mail that she sent out to the walt whitman -- an e-mail that the principal sent out to the walt whitman community it appears that navd's death was accidental. they searched for him much of the day today. they even shared this picture of him on twitter asking for any information about him. here's an update from investigators we got earlier tonight. during during the corrosion of the investigation officers came a cross the missing male and he was found deceased in the wooded area in the 6500 block of lave rock lane. and when we got here tonight w emotional while they learned that their friend had been found dead. police confirmed safari far i was last seen last night around 116789. 306789 it's unclear when he was re

here raiding the registers at the house of mercy a faith-based thift store and food pantry in evan lambert is live tonight. >>reporter: the manager says that on one used a rock to smash this window here, door rather. this is a faith-based organization. obviously you can easily tell that, but that did not stop this person from breaking in zoo id. if the giant statues of jesus didn't make it abundant clear, the house of mercy in manassas is a faith-based charity, but that did not seem to stop a thieve who under the eye of one of those statues broke in and stole cash from the organization saturday night. here's the surveillance video just out today. acourteding to thift store manager von barron the man face covered and wearing a hoodie and gloves broke through the glassdoor with a rock. this is where we pick him up on camera, which is this one over there. comes around over here, doesn't touch any of the laptops out here. but he checks the drawers here. checks the drawer here. lifts up the cash, grabs the k-9 tray, does the exact same to this one, pulse the cash out which are just ones and fiv

he was found dead sunday night hours after his father had reported him missing fox5 evan lambert is live at police headquarters with the very latest. >>reporter: police say they should have taken that missing person's report as soon as native americans veed's father came upon them and told them his son hadn't come home. the grieving family left with many questions tonight including while officersen koirnted him earlier and knew that he appeared to be under the influence but let him go anyway anything he wanted to do he did with excitement. he loched his family. he loved his grandparents, loved his little sister. >> speaking on behalf of native americans veed sa pair i's family close family friend says the sa pair is are in dealing with the loss of a bright after fibula young man. their grieve also leaves them with a long list of questions. why was he not taken? why was he not arrested? why was he not taken in the police car? why didn't the police say let us give you a ride? >> tuesday night montgomery county police revealed they spoke the 17 year old while they were wreaking up an undera

prince george's county tonight, evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> staying in the county, police are still trying to sort out exactly what happened outside of a home in hyattsville overnight where a man was found shot to death inside of a car. this happened on flailing oh parkway the initial calls to police said several suspects were attempting to steal a truck when someone inside the house opened fire. at this early face we do believe that a resident inside of this home shot a man outside of the home. and he was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead. we're working to establish exactly what issuing ses occurred leading up to that shooting. for now police have not release the name of the man killed, nor have they charged the homeowner with any crime. police say they are in the early stages of the investigation and will speak with witnesses. sniet d.c. police are investigating a stabbing at union station. the incident happened shortly before two this afternoon. we're told a man was stabbed several times. he was then rushed to the hospital. no word on his condition tonight whether or not

. >> evan lambert is live at reagan international parent. what are you working on. >> why some air travelers might be delayed because of the words at the top of driver's license, that story coming up in a live report. brody. >> and we all have our christmas wish list. what does the want this year. we'll let you know. it may be a role. we'll tell you about this ahead in sports. . >> a cruiseship that had passenger that died. four americans were identified in the crash including two killed a mother and son from lorton, virginia. cruise ship passengers sgrind the gruesome scene. >> we didn't see the bus flip w saw it on side of rolled and bodies with blood all over them. it was not like the united states where they he have ambulance everywhere. i feel sore ci there was no helicopters, nothing. >> go fund me page is set up for the local family and total 12 cruiseship passengers were killed in tuesday's crash. >> manyy people stwrm >> manyy people stwrm l travel this time of year. tsa sent a letter hoping to fix the problem. live from reagan inte

. >> evan lambert. thanks so much. you can tell by evan's live shot he has a hat on and other people do too. it's cold out there. >> oh, yeah. >> let's check in request gwen. how cold is it out there and how long will this continue to the weekend. >> we'll be into the 30s tonight and you know we've had pretty mild and warm days lately shawn bit of change. it's first day of december we have to remember. you know a lot warmer within the urban areas and city itself. on the outskirts those temperatures continue to drop and wear close to freezing in some areas and degree or two off freezing mark. d.c. central right now 45 degrees. we've got 5 rights now at baltimore. 42 annapolis and 28 mannasas. 32 dulles and 33 gaithersburg and 33 degrees martinsburg this hour and winchester at 3 4 wind light moving in from north and we have radiational cooling and overnight tonight here's what you can expect. those temperatures dropping to upper 20s and low 30s, north and north west of city and in the city of course always warmer at 38. r

live in sterling, evan lambert fox 5 local news >>> a few people want to work on christmas day, but fore professionals it comes with the territory >> like firefighters and police officer whose work around the coastal storm 365 day as year. some police officers in montgomery county got a treat as members of the community brought food for them. the officers at one station in bethesda got a pretty good meal, turkey, salad and all the trimmings >> it's my fourth work in. and definitely the best holiday meal of any of them that i've worked in. >> obviously the officers say they're touched by the outpouring of support and appreciate the community's outreach. >>> he was a wanted man last night. a fairfax county police dispatcher put out an all points bulletin for santa claus. listen closely. >> moving in and out of traffic at high speeds. older white male. beard and mustache. wearing a red and white fuzzy suit. >> that dispatcher delivered it with professionalism. she went on to say that the suspect they were looking for was driving a sleigh with plates reading ho ho ho. she also warned office

more than 2500 arrests since it formed in 2013ment reporting on the road in montgomery county, evan lamberts. the t sa raising awareness of the lost and found program at dulles international airport by tweet ing out pictures of items passengers left behind. there are common ones like glasses, keys and phones, but sometimes more unusual items pop up like bowling balls and bike helmets. that's my plastic baggy just saw . oftentimes people think of it as a small item that they don't want to bother trying to track down because expensive, but you stop and think as well, even something perhaps as old as a three or four year old stuffed animal, you know, for a child who has lost that stuffed animal that might not cost a lot to replace rgs but the emotional sentimental value and the crying child it's probably worth a forth un. you better believe that, broked divment you're going to find out in just a few months when that baby arrives. the tsa typically holds onto items for 30 days. if you've something behind you can call the lost and found at the specific airport and make sure to leave detailed inf

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fox5's evan lambert explains how he does it. >> this is a peak time for dui arrest mainly because ofevery driver he witnesses appeared to be impaired because at the epidemic of the day it is about saving lives. as trooper wallace patrols highways around maryland with a focus on metropolitan areas like the district's maryland suburbs and outside baltimore, he has pictures of several victims killed in drunk driving crashes right above his dash. has been on the job for four years. we rode with him tonight. this is of this video is where he stopped someone not for dunk driving but several other traffic violations this past weekend he made his 10 100th dui arrest part of the state's seven trooper state police impaired driving reduction effort. with sole focus on stopping drunk drivers. wallace says he looks for people driving well above or below the speed limit, ignoring red lights and stop signs or movement between lanes. his high arrest number he says can be a tributed to the passion created by seeing the damage drunk driving can cause for families. he also tells us about one of the mos