seeing sergeant faulk injured like he was. that was a reality check. >> the female passenger, a juvenile, is discovered to be claw's girlfriend and is convicted of two counts of aggravated assault on a police officer and sentenced to three years in prison. lionel claw gets 25 years for attempting to murder a police officer. turns out he and that police officer, sergeant faulk, are no strangers to one another. >> i had him on an armed robbery case when i was in the detective division two years prior. >> claw is eventually convicted and sentenced to five years for that crime, too, and gross to prison. >> i don't think this guy deserves to get out of prison. i think based on his mentality he should stay in prison for the rest of his life. >>> coming up, a robber chowing down on the evidence. >> he swallowed it. he swallowed it fast, too. >>> a van steamrolls a patrol car. >> when i saw the wheel coming at my face, that was a very scary moment. >>> and a german shepherd saves the day. >> he's telling you something wrong is happeni

. >> former patriot running back, kevin faulk, says the checks are thorough and intensive. >> if yousomething in middle school, they're going to go back and find somebody that was around that time and ask them. >> day 3, round 4 -- >> prior to the draft, aaron hernandez was projected as az player that could be a first-round pick and no later than a second-round pick. >> and now with a another selection, they go aaron hernandez. >> he ends up passed over until the fourth round. >> i have to believe that him falling so far is more than just a story about marijuana, that there were questions raised in background checks about him, that caused teams to say, we're going to drown grade him on our draft board. >> but during his first year with the patriots, he proves himself. >> tight end in a receiver body that could play running back, that could return punts, return kicks. >> that talent gets the 22-year-old a five-year, $40 million extension. >> what no one knew at the time, one month before he signs that deal, the football player parties at a boston club. that night, two young men are sh

he put out a paper faulking about lowered homicide rates in cities that did not alter their policing professional sis and that's the time-period that you're talking about. >>> san diego where crimes going down in most places, over that time period. some cities, instituted broken windows, and some didn't. >>> so could we just not have a situation, where our policing is better all around and, they have some better sense of where crimes are occurring. >>> i will say from a research perspective and, this is something that i study and i'm involved in, this, all the social effects and all of the organizational effect says not easy however all those other cities, and i think i'm referencing the cities correctly, they had another strategy. >>> they were doing something. >>> and many of them resulted in lower crime rates. so let's go back, to ferguson, where we have now found out that the police were stopping lots of young black meals and having a tail out and, they were getting three warrens and at some point are we creating a system, where we are criminalizing behavior? >>> there's a strong

we're already seeing frederick, louden, northern faulk start to clear out. west of the blue is looking good. these oranges and red are pretty intense downpours going on with a little lightning in baltimore. not so much lightning in our neck of the woods. the warning has expired as of 6:15. still, this whole line moving east, expected over upper marlboro around 6:34. stevensville just after 7:00, about 7:08. you can really see this storm here now over the northern and western part of dc, just about to get down toward capitol hill coming out of montgomery county. it's over toward parkland and annan dale, crossing the tyson's corner area. inside the beltway more than outside the beltway there. franconia seeing it. however, look at this in prince william and southern fairfax. more heavy activity toward laurenton, moving off to the east. friends in southern prince george's county, this is headed your way, over toward indian head, 6:09. waldorf at 6:30. it would have been there at 6:09. obviously that was a few minutes ago. headed towards stafford and fredericksbu

. >> faulk about these beach concerts. hearing a lot about them. who will be there?can we snow. >> you'll know when i know. kind of keeping it a secret. they do have the dates. they have the act. building up the suspend, will be telling us in the next few weeks, so when you have me back i'll give that you. >> does that work? does that approach work do you think? >> i think so. people get excited. we have precedent from last summer, like hundred thousand people each day that came. >> last summer? >> landi antebellum, blake shelton. >> this summer, big acts. >> ac in general for the entertainment part of it is that four of the big casinos have shutdown. >> all kinds of new stuff happening. interesting time? >> huge revitalization in atlantic city, just one of the things give it time. threat grow. it is becoming more differs destination. if you head, there see it for yourself. >> shows this time of year so important, you know, when the summertime, speaking about the shore, going down there. so i'm sure this is a time, owing -- okay, let's do this. >> golf courses theref

more down towards faulk county. and i-81. maybe you don't need the umbrella. loudon county is clear for the most part. we'll continue do see some of those developing. tomorrow sun and clouds. a few storms possible. more humid day. very much like today. 84 to 90 degrees. less chance of a storms tomorrow. what to wear tomorrow? we know the deal now. short sleeves, yeah summer-like temperatures tomorrow yeah summer wear for sure. it's going to change. high of 76 on wednesday and look at the cool as far as the temperatures go. 72 on thursday. 75 on friday. and the weekend, memorial day weekend, looking fantastic as of right now. that is inland. that's also down towards the beaches. at 6:00 i'll have that memorial day forecast for you down towards the beach. >> sounds good. thanks. >>> $50 million is going to help a hospital launch a cancer center and anchor the new center for personalized health in fairfax. this generous gift courtesy of dwight shar and on the center trying to develop new ways to treat cancer. virginia governor is calling this the largest gift eve

the cameraman kim faulk says he was simply there by chance awaiting a political rally. incident he's questioned by police and released. >> when you go inside a small room you will try anything to get out. >>> there was at least one institution the escape king brian larsen didn't run from. the institution of marriage. in october 1995, about a month after the bulldozer incident, he married his girlfriend in the prison church. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera. >>> we're tracking severe weather at the top of the hour. we're at the weather center. >> yes, a very active radar. we're tracking right now tornado watches and the possibility of flash flooding that will exist through the evening. the watch is now for parts of colorado. they go into kansas. oklahoma, texas, and even into arkansas. that's where we're looking at some of the strongest storms right now. basically on the border of texas and oklahoma and now starting to push into arkansas. some of these cells are carrying 2 to 4 inches of rain with them. again, the threat of tornadoes

. >>> i'm harris faulk in the in today for shepard smith. washington now in a back and forth, war of words with iraq and iran, over just who is willing to defeat the isis terror army. defense secretary ash carter said in an interview yesterday iraqi forces, quote showed no will to fight when the isis savages took over the key city of ramadi a week ago. secretary carter says iraqi troops vastly outnumbered the terrorist outside but ended up running away anyway. today iraq's prime minister said he was shocked by those comments. he is sure somebody must have given secretary ash carter wrong information. he said in ramadi his troops faced an onslaught from out of nowhere. not long ago the white house says vice-president joe biden called the iraqi prime minister and re-affirmed u.s. support for iraq's government and its troops and i just mentioned iran also involved in this. officials there had a much stronger response to secretary carter. a newspaper with ties to the revolutionary guard quoted its leader as saying the u.s. didn't do quote damn t