it was made for george william fairfax in london in 1760 and washington purchased it at a sale at belvoir, fairfax is estate. now we can take a look into the master bedchamber. right now you see the bedchamber largely furnished as the last owner remembered it when his great-grandmother britannia used it with a number of family photographs of the various family members. when armistead peter junior modernize the house in 1913 and 1914 they added modern bathrooms so for the master chamber they took a dressing room and made it into a bathroom. this is a good opportunity to see the original plumbing fixtures in the bathroom, including a toilet with a mahogany tank and toilet seat. one of the things that makes tudor place in a is a large archive. in addition to the 15,000 objects we have we have a quarter million manuscript pages and photographs that inventories these things and gives us an idea of how the family used these rooms in the house. this helps says when we are furnishing these spaces, to have the record of how they look, what pieces of furniture were in them. it is also due to the ar

police arrested williams accomplice 23-year-old eric lee and williams was able to kill again before being arrested wednesday in prince george county. >>> williams current currently being held without bound at the montgomery county jail. life in sutland, anjali hemphill. >> we haven update on a story. the number of child or continues to glow. there's been 788 reported cases this school year. that's 1552 more cases than reported one month ago. many staffers have been placed on leave and will not be returning to work. meanwhile school official say they are currently reviewing policies and they say new raping on reporting incidents will be provided this summer. >> still ahead a new twist emerges in firing of former fbi director. >> he asked more more money and resources into the investigation of the election. >> a woman hit by a truck gets up and walks away. now police say she's the one wanted for questioning. >>> and do you over eat? your brain may be to blame. the new research that complains why some with emotional eaters. >> just days before fbi director comey was fired he asked for extra staff and money to investigate ties

her sister kate prince george's william and prince harry were all in attendance with a much talked aboutty affair there. middleton married hedge fund manager james matthews. prince george served as page boy and princess charlotte was there. she was a bridesmaid at their aunt's wedding. middleton gained international attention six years ago when she served as the made of honor in her sister's wedding to prince william. how about? >> yeah. >>> all right. we didn't get the invites to that, did we. >> no, we did not. >> here we are. >> my wedding look nothing like that either. >> i had hat and everything. >> busy day in sports ladies. phillies, nba playoffs lots going on. let's get to it. if i told you lebron james was the fourth best player in the nba can't say it with a separate face what would be your response? welcoming up in sports, hear lebron's reaction to that statement and eagles safety malcolm jenkins spoke to fox 29 this morning and told us how he really feels when people tell him to stick to sports. jenn kinks speaks about making a difference in our community next in sports. oo,

but there is a man here hoping to change people's views on the men and women in prison, father george williamss catholic priest and a man who has forgiveness in his job description. talk to me about the people on the outside who go, they did this horrible thing that defines them. they should be in prison for as long as the cells have room for them. >> well, there are men that have been here since the '70s and i say, how many of the men watching this program are the same person they were in 1978? we all change. i think the greatest tragedy in our culture is that we've found a way to kind of throw people away and ignore them. and it goes against my values as a christian, but i think it goes against our values as americans that these are people. these are our fellow citizens, and there's so many of them, and disproportionately men of color, and it's wrong. i think really, prison i think nowadays should be a call to us to look at ourselves, to search our souls and say, we're doing something wrong here. we're not treating our brothers and sisters the right way, and we need to change. we need to liv

but william was able to allegedly kill again before arrested wednesday in prince george county. >> williams is held without bond at the montgomery county jail facing charges of first degree murder and home invasion. live in suitland, anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". >> we're learning new information tonight about the d.c. inspector general report on former school chancellor kai henderson the report alleged she gave preferential treatment treatment to certain officials. the latest on this one. marina. >> shawn, these latest questions about preferential treatment surrounding deputy mayor for greater economic opportunity just below mayor bowser and tonight we tried to ask mayor bowser more questions regarding this report. she was inside the verizon center for this game 7p. and we called her office to confirm mayor becauseer attendance and you'll see video parts just outside the verizon center we knew she was inside as a courtsey we called her office and as soon as they found out that "fox5" was trying to ask questions that car mayor bowser's call left the building without her and then we re

then days later in prince george's county a man was shot to death at a one day after the shooting in suitland montgomery county police arrested and charged if you recall williamshe was later charged with murder in the prince george's county case. williams is currently being held without bond at the montgomery county jail. >> new information this morning about a d.c. inspector general's report on former school chancellor kaya henderson. the report alleges she gave preferential treatment to certain government fishes. the ig's report shows the deputy mayor got her son into capitol hill montessori school at logan in northeast by requesting a special transfer by kaya henderson. while this is not illegal some city leaders say it just doesn't look good. >> it certainly raises an eyebrow because it's such a popular school and such a great school. >> when they say there are district officials involved that makes me very upset. >> i'm assuming that the deputy mayor presented to the chancellor which is the right of every parent a special set of circumstances for her fa the decision that she thought was best. >> mayor bowser may discuss the report during a conference toda

>> reporter: well, let's put it this way, george, william and harry undoubtedly believe the press intrusionr mother's life, the paparazzi harassing her led to her death 20 years ago and i think the british press are mindful of that. i think they're very respectful of that, and i think they have given them their space. i think they rely on photo opportunity to get images of the royal family and i think the british public agrees with that. they're also respectful of that and of their belief that it was because of the paparazzi that diana died 20 years ago, particularly when it comes to this case, because it was the worst invasion of privacy william and kate have experienced since getting married in 2011 so it's a pretty big deal, george. >> thank you, lama. the statements about diana have any legal significance? >> they shouldn't, my goodness. the notion we'll relitigate something that happened 20 years ago with diana seems to me crazy and this isn't a jury. this is a judge deciding it so you would hope that the judge is immune from that sort of, you know, sort of public pressure. >> okay, da

. ♪ >> reporter: 24-year-old john williams has been captured noun charged with the murder of two men in two different counties. prince george'st was williams the at this suitland exxon gas station off silver hill road in the early morning hours of may third. police say williams was armed with a gun and tried to rob p pope. after a brief struggle police say williams shot pope and took off in his car. just four days earlier, montgomery county police believe williams and another man were at the scene of a shooting in germantown. police believe williams shot and killed 19-year-old amara ramir santos johnson on april29th. williams and another man robbed the victim at gun point. three other people were also shot trying to flee the scene but survived. the next day, montgomery county police arrested williams accomplice 23-year-old eric lee. but williams was able to allegedly kill again. before being arrested wednesday in prince george's county. >> williams currently being hell without bond in montgomery county at the montgomery county jail where he faces first degree murder and home charges. >>> new information this morning about the

the suspected thief 43-year-old william person of temple hills maryland would soon be placed on a stretch and loaded into another ambulance to be taken back to prince george's county hospital center where his wild ride began after 6:00 a.m. >>> a gentleman by the name of william person was admitted to the hospital. prince george's county police officers dco gentleman in the overnight hours suffering from an apparent injury and acting erratically. he was in the hospital for treatment. the hospital treated and discharged mr. person. and after he was discharged, he had access to an ambulance. and took that ambulance. >> reporter: prince george's county fire officials say no trouble finding their stolen ambulance. >> each one of our emergency response vehicles have what we call automatic vehicle locator, avl. it's gps technology and we that to insure we dispatch the closest unit to an emergency call and then in this instance, it was able to be used in a a different way to tell us exact exactly where the unit was at. >> reporter: despite the more than hour long in the friday morning commute, nobody else was struck or injured, the only closures ences caused by ro

then on may 3rd police in prince george's county say williams shot a man and then stole his car at a gas station. williams is charged with murder . >>> metro is blaming an operator for opening a door on the wrong side of a subway car. it happened yesterday while that train was on an elevated platform. typically, when this happens the operators are supposed to stop the train, get out, check on the passengers. officials say the operator kept going and did not report the incident. >>> a beloved dc coach whose help kids of all ages learn how to swim. back in april he was shot while walking home from work. now he needs help getting back into introducing the fios gigabit connection with download speeds up to 940 megs that are 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. incredibly, it's $79.99 a month for one year. comcast charges you $89.99 for a triple play that only offers 200 mgs speeds. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 a month and we'll give you tv, hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years all with a 2 year agreement. so act fast. go to fiosgigabit.com >>>

william and prince harry. also heading into the church with several celebrities. all eyes were on the royal children. three old prince georgeliam and kate with princess charlotte as a bridesmaid. kate acted informally as maid of honor as her sister did at her own wedding to william. there were plenty of public interest as pippa and her husband emerge from the church. the sobered with a champagne reception nearby -- they celebrated with a champagne reception nearby. -- certainly no expense has been spared for this special day. >> thank you. you know one of the biggest questions surrounding the question would be harry's girlfriend the american actress. and whether she would attend. she was not spotted at the servant but reportedly did attend the reception. interesting. no special guest list has been released. immigration enforcement releasing new numbers on the president's crackdown. we will look at how we are already seeing impact at the border. find out what i'm talking about next. because iranian voters taking to the streets after reelecting a president. what this means for the us and more importantly, the landmark nuclear

i can't get enough of prince george, and princess charlotte, william and harry, and i remember very well where i was whether we got the news that she died. you know, that scene of william and harry walking behind their mother as cast death. i got up in the middle of the night to watch because i thought what's going to happen to her boys. then how could this happen to the woman who was known as the people's princess. and there was all sort of rumor and speculation about diana and charles. it turns out they each had affairs, i thought that was interesting, but the thing that got me, they had only been together, been out 12 times, before they got married. i had thought it was this long courtship. we had seen so much in the media that you assumed that it had been a long, long courtship. but it was not. they had only known each other, only been out 12 times. when you look at it, and when you get to know both of them, you sigh that they're very, very, very different. >> very interesting. and gale you went overseas for this story. where exactly did you go? >> so it is called al thorpe, diana's

charles taft the half-brother of resident william howard taft, had commissioned a lincoln statue, created by george grey bernard, which was on failed instance and that a, 1917. here it is, if you've you've seen this i would guess, this famous one in chicago. so this was put up in 1917. charles taft was pleased, so pleased that he wanted to have a second one made, and exact replica and send it over to london. he was going to pay for the whole thing. it seemed as though this would solve the problem that they've been having -- having a good their projects underway. -- made an offer, the heat sucked in, it seems like that would be the end of the story. but then firestorm in the media broke out. high levels of leadership on both sides of the atlantic,

. >>> the man accused of stealing an brans from a prince george's county hospital appeared in court. williamnd a the $50,000 is accused of stealing the ambulance and leading police. persons is charged with auto theft destruction of property bill cosby trial. three men and had women. the trial will be held near philadelphia jurors are being selected in pittsburgh due to the amount of publicity. trial will in >>> georgetown professor saw him last week and published photos. spencer told website he thought the gym's decision was unfair because he wasn't bothing anyone. he's. >>> effort to rename jefferson davis highway. an advisory board what you are appointed. alexandria. the public's suggestions will be forwarded in the fall. >>> a popular supermarket is finally coming to the district. wegman's will open the first locati it will take every a portion of the fan may may headquarters. it will be much smaller, lit feature a stand alone restaurant. t the. >> people love it. >> five years come on? >> fan may may will relocate. i don't know if before or after. >> it doesn't look like a wegman's. >> i

william riley. he was also epa administrator from 1989 to '93 under president george h.w. bush. lliam, give us some background on what the accord does and what the fallout would be if we pulled out. >> there has been a succession of conferences of the parties of countries from all over the world for a number of years now, going back about 25. they have progressively moved toward more concrete responses, specific agreements to reduce greenhouse gases, which are causing global warming. that culminated in 1915 in a meeting in paris at which the 197 countries, i think virtually every country in the world, made its own best effort, its commitment, to reduce its greenhouse gases. the commitment made by president obama and the united states was 26% to 28% by 2025. significant reduction. in fact, the united states is on track to achieve that, in my opinion. we are decarbonizing because co coal-fired power plants are converted to natural gas. we're seeing renewables, wind, solar, coming on faster and less expensive than expected. the paris agreement is not something, if we were not to ach

it encompasses charles county and fairfax county, prince georges and prince william's, including st.ary's. this whole area, essentially, southern maryland under a severe thunderstorm warning. hail an inch in you can actually see some of the cities that are in the morning. >> we just got a warning till 5:45. >> just kind of clipping is a little bit. moving up i-95. not terribly fast. heavy rain and flash flooding possible. downtown dc at about 5:41. a little less than a half hour from now. a pretty big storm for brunswick. it just crossed over now and it's going to continue to move off to the northeast. frederick, get ready. it's going to head your way at about 10 -- in about 10 or 15 minutes. us logo once you get around clarksburg. going into southern maryland and also down i-95 south. if you can stop, i probably would stop for a bit. keep your photos coming. please tell us where you are. i believe maryland. if you know this is from bunker hill. the storms went through their earlier about 3:50 in the afternoon. showers and storms tonight, some heavy, some severe. they should shut off

george's county a man was shot to death at a gas station. one day after the shooting in suitland, maryland, montgomery county police arrested and charged furl williamsith first degree murder and home invasion. he was later charged with murder in the prince george's county case. williams is currently being held without bond at the montgomery county jail. >> let's get an update to a story fox5 has been following for weeks now. the growing number of child abuse or misconduct cases at prince george's county schools. >> it is having a big on school staffing. fox5's annie yu is live from upper marlboro with the latest on this one. annie, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, allison and steve. yeah, this situation out here in prince george's public schools has not gotten any better. we've been watching this for weeks now. we can tell that you hundreds of staff mostly teachers have been placed on administrative leave over -- at some point this school year in the 2016-2017 school year for alleged child abuse or neglect and these numbers that you're looking at a month ago we told you will that 636 misconduct cases were being looked at and it hasn't g

all eyes there were on the royal children, take a look at this. 3-year-old prince george, son of williamnd kate, he was a page boy along side him his 2-year-old sister, charlotte, princess charlotte. she was a bride's maid. kate wasn't taking role of bride's maid but taking care of all those kids as they came out of the church. there was plenty public coverage, many waiting prez there, local people turning out to watch it too, the newly married couple celebrated with 200 guests at a special champagne reception at the middleton family estate nearby. we are hearing that they'll be a wedding dinner later tonight. it's estimated that this wedding ceremony has cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, julie. julie: no surprise. thank you so much. kelly. kelly: moments from now president trump and the first lady will tour the national museum of saudi arabia and that is quite a trip there and we will bring you that when we get it, plus, new questions after a series of leaks rot the white house this week. coming up our political panel is here to weigh in on that. >> this is not nsa, fbi, enemies in

the revolutionary war and the story start actually in 1768 and at the time george the third was overthrown in england and william franklin, the son of ben franklin was the last royal governor of new jersey and he was thought to be a fair governor and people respected him, so at the time new jersey was divide intoed east and west and the east jersey treasurer was called steven skinner and he was in the habit of keeping the east jersey treasury in his home. he would put it in his office in a locked chess within his office and the story begins one dark stormy night, as stories so often do, it was rainy and dark and person or persons broke into his house by a window and stole everything except for 100 pounds. it was 6,700 pounds they stole which was everything that east jersey colony owned at the time. the next morning the theft was discovered by his apprentice and immediately skinner alert his boss, governor franklin, franklin then issues this proclamation, this offering of reward at 50 pounds for any information leading to the capture and the return of the many and then down here, skinner offers 100 pounds of his

. >> 43-year-old william person of temple maryland, would soon be placed on a stretcher and loaded into another ambulance to be taken back to prince george's county hospital center where his while ride began just after 6:00 william person was admitted to the hospital last night. prince george's county police officers discovered the gentleman in the overnight hours suffering from an apparent injury and acting erratically. he was taken at the hospital for treatment. hospital treated and discharged mr. person and after he was discharged, he had access to an ambulance, and took that ambulance. >> reporter: fire officials say they had no trouble to finding their stolen ambulance. >> each one of our emergency response vehicles have what we call automatic vehicle locator. it's gps technology and we use that to insure that we dispatch the closest unit to an emergency call. and then in this instance able to used in a different way to be able to tell us exactly where the unit was. >> reporter: the middle of the friday morning commute, nobody else was struck or injured. the only inconveniences caused by some road closures. >> the officer engage in th

. >> just because it's kate's sister and kate's sister comes along with kate, william, george, comesthe lot. >> howdi you travel? >> four hours this morning. >> big sister kate was closeby, had a special role in the wedding, tending to her toddlers. they nearly stole the show as members of the wedding party. guests are celebrating at the middleton's country home. prince harry is expected to attend with meghan markle. for more on this, i'm joined by nbc's lucy cavanaugh. did george and charlotte really steal the show? >> they did. everyone was looking forward to seeing the tiniest royals, the little princess and the prince. obviously folks hoping to get a glimpse of meghan markle. this is very much being described as the high society wedding of the year, a big day for the big sister of the future queen. tieing the knot at saint mark's church with her prince charming, hedge fund millionaire james matthews. they met in 2007, dated briefly in 2012 and got together again, this time for keeps. we saw at the ceremony the arrival of the duchess of cambridge with princess charlotte as bridesm

there were two famous wounded americans, one being william washington, captain william washington who was distant cousin of george washington and the other future president of the united states james monroe who was a lieutenant under captain washington. those were the two men wounded by gunfire. monroe almost died from his wound but survived and those were the primary casualties on the american side. a couple of guys froze to death on the march to trenton but in the battle itself they were very few american casualties. the americans really felt good about what they had accomplished combined effort of a whole population that leads to the success. >> behind me is the new jersey state library, located in capital city of trenton. up next they will show us rare books featured in their collection. >> the library founded in 1796 when the legislature assigned responsibility for the collection of books that they had been building since colonial times to the clerk of the house and he was directed to create a list of books to include in the proceedings of march 18, 1786, he was further directed, quote, to procure at the exp

before the revolutionary war so it starts naturally in 1768 and at the time george iii was on the throne in england and william franklin was the last royal governor of new jersey. he was thought to be a fair governor and people respected him. at the time new jersey was divided into east and west germany and east jersey treasurer was named steven skinner and he was in the habit of keeping the east jersey treasury at his home in perth amboy. he would put it in a chest within his office and the story begins one dark and stormy night it was raining and it was dark and the person or persons broke into his house by a window and stole, ransacked the house and stole everything except for 100 pounds. it was 6700 pounds they stole which was everything that the east jersey colony owned at the time. the next morning it was discovered by his apprentice and immediately skinner alerted governor franklin. franklin then issued his proclamation offering a reward of 50 pounds for any information leading to the capture and return of the money and then down here skinner offers 100 pounds of his own money in addition to the 50 poun

william livingston is up there. he was the first governor and served from 1776 to 1790. george mccullen's name is up there. a civil war general and one term governor. witherspoon is up there. he was a signer of the declaration of independence. we are about to embark on the restoration of the executive statehouse. the executive statehouse is a portion of the statehouse that faces state street and includes the governor's office and all the various offices related to the office of governor. if you are walking by today, you would notice there are many windows that have been boarded up. there are lots of work crews, as well as barriers, all in preparation for the restoration of the executive statehouse, which is set to begin sometime this summer. i always feel the new jersey state capitol is a working building. it is not as monumental as some of the other state capitals are. but as soon as you enter the building, you get a sense that this is a working building. as i mentioned, as soon as you walk in off of a major thoroughfare, you are greeted by offices. as you enter the building, you get this sense of change.

this morning. 234 fallen officers will be remembered - including prince george's county detective "jacai colson" and prince williamficer "ashley guindon". the event is part of national police week. happening today.. the latest legal showdown over president trump's travel ban, lands in a seattle courtroom this morning. the revisded executive order targets from six predominately muslim countries. the key issue before the three judge panel today is whether the president's comments before he took office about this type of ban are legal grounds to rule his order unconstitutional. days after president trump suggested the possibility of recording devices in the white house... lawmakers in both parties say any conversations with the now-fired f-b-i director... need to be given to congress. virginia senator and vice-chair of the senate intelligence committee, mark warner, said he'd "love" for comey to testify in a public hearing. comey was leading the f-b-i's investigation into russian interference in last year's election and possible collusion with the trump campaign before he was fired. coming up a six - the parents of a

as for prince george, like father like son, when william was in his uncle's wedding.nce harry and who was going to be on his arm, but he walked in with brother william. disappointing fans from all o >> the social event of the world. happening to see a little bit of harry and his new girlfriend as well intlr speculation in overdrive, where was harry's glamorous girlfriend meghan markle? >> thought it was appropriate she wasn't in the public where the media and it wouldn't steal away from pippa's big day. >> reporter: royal watchers expect her to be at the reception at the middleton home. la many, a hasan, abc news. >>> thanks so much for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. good morning, ameri good morning, america and "this week" tomorrow morning. have a great evening. good night. from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white! hey, hey! thank you, jim. thanks, everybody. hello! they answered back. goodbye. bye. how you

kate was joined by husband prince william, along with little george and charlotte. prince harry was also at the church. like any good high-society affair, there were plenty of socialites and celebrities in attendance, including tennis star roger federer. pippa hasn't even started her honeymoon yet, and already, reena, media here, wondering when prince harry will pop the question. >> ninan: ah, that is the big question. speak of royals, on monday night, "48 hours" presents a two-hour prime-time special on princess diana. "cbs this morning's" gayle king hosted "princess diana: her life, her death, the truth." that's monday here on cbs. coming up, thousands of people survive colon cancer every year. two new studies show how diet and exercise can improve the odds of staying cancer-free. of fiber. terh weeks taking probiotics! days and nights of laxatives, only to have my symptoms return. (vo) if you've had enough, tell your doctor what you've tried and how long you've been at it. linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation

as for prince george, like father like son, when william was in his uncle's wedding. harry and who was going to be on his arm, but he walked in with brother william. disappointing fans from all over the world. >> the social event of the world. happening to see a little bit of harry and his new girlfriend as well intlr speculation in overdrive, where was harry's glamorous girlfriend meghan markle? >> thought it was appropriate she wasn't in the public where the media and it wouldn't steal away from pippa's big day. >> reporter: royal watchers expect her to be at the reception at the middleton home. la many, a hasan, abc news. >>> thanks so much for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. good morning, ameri good morning, america and "this week" tomorrow morning. have a great evening. good night. >> welcome to the philadelphia zoo. >> i'm rick williams. >> i'm cecily tynan and this is oscar, a north american porcupine. >> he's just one of the animals you are going to meet over the next 30 minutes. >> but he's the only one that's going to give out high fives! >> he's excit

helped to lift the royal family and the queen now has in direct succession, she has charles, william, and georgeere was a wonderful picture that was taken around her 90th birthday where little george was standing on a stack of books they could be next to everybody else. one of her cousins told me having that succession in place has given, has changed her life, has given her great comfort. she knows there is a succession. charlie: you did not get to talk to him. sally: i did not and it was ok. he has written so many and said so many millions of words over the years that i had more than enough. plus, he was good enough to allow me access to a lot of his top people who could explain the thinking behind a lot of his initiatives. charlie: what is the key to the biographer's art? sally: persistence, listening, preparing, really, really preparing. anytime i went to interview anyone who had written a book, i would read that book completely and make notes and figure out all the unanswered questions, and i would go to that person. you have to get them to go beyond what they have done, what they have said.

there were two famous wounded americans one being captain william washington who was the distant cousin of george washington and the other was the future president of the united states, james monroe who was under captain washington. those were the two men who were wounded by gunfire. munro almost died from his wounds but survived and most of the primary casualties on the american side, couple froze to death on the march to trenton but in the battle itself there were few american casualties. the americans really felt good about what they had accomplished their and washington was then able to get a lot of the men to reenlist, excuse me not to reenlist but to extend for several weeks which allowed them to be around for the battle of princeton on january 3 and it did encourage him to join the continental army with the new regiment and it just gave everybody on the rebel side and the patriot side a breath of fresh air that well maybe we can deal with this thing now. once the battle of trenton was over the war were certainly not anywhere over. the war would continue until 1783, about six and a half yea

duncan is the architect of the columns, you see the three statues including george washington all the way the top are done by william rudolph, who was very important, the vast relief engraving you see on the front of the monument that's one of two bronzes they were done by the famous philadelphia painter thomas egan's. these are the only two bass relief sculptures that he gives is known to have made in his entire career, most of what he did was painting. these are really artifacts. we are standing in front of the monument and we're going to show you why the monument is here and why this position was important. to left it today we call north street, it was queen street, and this is king street. you see on the ground is open and how the streets slope downward. what is provided was an exceptional artillery position, because the guns of the time could fire down the streets, a solid shot that could skip down the streets as well as canisters spring pellets and all sorts of ammunition. if he could hold this position and get his artillery batteries positioned on the streets and fire down the streets, he could disrupt the ge

george's county. county. right here on fox5 morning news. police say william the prince george's hospital center in cheverly just after 6:00 this morning. and now he'd been in the hospital last night, and had been discharged but was able to gain access to that ambulance and drove off. he led police on a relatively slow speed chase from prince george's into charles county then back again but police pitt down the out the tires and they did that but he continued to drive on the rims. the ordeal came to an end in camp springs right near branch avenue. right now, he is in police custody. luckily i think it's hats off to all the police involved here no one was hurt. >>> now to breaking news out of new york. former congressman anthony weiner will be in federal court within the hour to plead guilty to new charges in sex sting investigation. that's the word from federal prosecutors who say the charges stem from a case that began back in september. that's when north carolina teenager went public with claims that weiner exchanged lewd text messages with her for months. >

george's. it lasted near an hour and a half. >> the focus of this at the end of the day is to keep the public >> reporter: 43-year-old william person was leaving prince george's county hospital center when he decided to steal an ambulance from the emergency bay. >> they had just brought a different patient in, they were tending to that patient. they went out, stepped outside and their ambulance was gone. they called their supervisor. >> reporter: a gps tracking system inside the ambulance allowed police to locate the stolen vehicle. when person made his way into charles county, police used spikes to flatten the tires. >> he's not paying attention, so he keeps on driving and that's where a lot of the damage occurs, because he's driving on rims. >> reporter: at one point, they tried communicating with him while he was behind the feel. >> -- the wheel. >> they tried everything at various points, this went on for about an hour and a half until it was stopped here. >> reporter: this security video shows what it was like as police got that ambulance to stop. person and taken for mental evaluation. he suffered minor injuries. no on

front of 100 guests that included members of the royal family, big sister kate and prince william and prince georgend princess charlotte who were included in the wedding party. after the service guests traveled 6 miles to the home in buckle berry for the post wedding. look at that, congratulations to the lucky couple. >> how we looking outside sir? >> reporter: it's looking nice, it's going to feel better, city hall from the city hall camera you can see clouds upstairs, but no rain, at least there, there are a couple of showers elsewhere, a couple of things happening in the process of transitioning atmosphere, if you will going from warm and uncomfortable to cooler and very comfortable, but the process is kind of wringing out a couple of showers, once that pulls through, the weekend looks all right. let's flip it over to the radars, here we go, couple of showers and downpours pushing into burlington county. route 70, 206. north of the circle near lumberton and mount holly. we're saggy signs of weakening losing the deeper shades of red being replaced with yellows and oranges. there is in the process

loaded to another ambulance to be taken back to prince george hospital center where his wild ride began after 6 a.m. >> a gentleman by name of william person was admitted to the hospital last night. prince george county police officers discovered this gentleman in the overnight hours suffering from apparent injury and acting erratically and he was taken to the hospital for treatment they treated him and discharged m mr. person and after he was discharged he had access to ambulance and took that ambulance. >> prince george county fire officials say they had no trouble finding their stolen ambulance. >> each one of our emergency response vehicles has what we call automatic vehicle loc locater, avl and we use that to ensure we dispatch. closest unit to a emergency call in this way they could tell exactly where the unit was at. >> despite more than long pursuit in middle of friday morning commute nobody else was struck or injured and the only conveniences caused by some road closures. >> officers engaged in this pursuit were trying to get his attention to bring him back to a frame of reference where he will stop. he has what he describe

imagine a world where all had you was jake tapper and george stephanopoulos and brian williams. are not going to like, this eric, i promise you that. while i readily admit the left is bias. it's nauseating. trump doesn't help himself. and the small guys on the right are just as loud. can we ever get to the point where there is some rational coverage where it's not i love trump whatever he does is great and it's not i hate trump so whatever he does sucks? rock at this guy and say why is he getting all this negative press is because of him quite frankly. watch "special report" with bret baier. pretty much split down the middle at fox alone panel alone. i didn't hear that i want to. donald trump, 80% negative. negative tone this is a harvard study i said it several times, eric, you know i said it, they don't like him. it's absolutely true. talk about. so reasons why it just so happened and there has been studies on this too, more liberal minded folk tend to go into the journalism profession. that's one thing. they tend to exspouse that there was a thyme back in the day that you cou

as for prince george, like father like son, when william was in his uncle's wedding. harry and who was going to be on his arm, but he walked in with brother william, disappointing fans from all over the world. >> the social event of the year and so had to be here and was hoping to see a little bit of harry and his new girlfriend as well. >> reporter: speculation in overdrive, where was harry's glamorous girlfriend meghan markle? >> i think that harry -- maybe thought it was appropriate that she wasn't in the public where the media was going to be and, therefore, it wouldn't steal the headlines and photographs away from pippa's big day. >> reporter: royal watchers expect her to be at the reception tonight at the middletons' home. lama hasan, abc news, london. >> we thank lama for that report and we thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" and "this week" tomorrow morning. have a great evening. good night. >>> now from abc 7, live, breaking news. >>> good evening, i'm eric thomas, we're staying on top of two breaking news stories. the first is major del

prince william and the duchess of cambridge. prince georges was a cage boy. >> a ring bearer in. >> similar, but with better outfits. princess charlotte was a bride's maid. a kiss on the church steps. this is the church that she grew up in. the reception was held at her parents's home. beautiful day. >> we likely had a few weddings and it was too hot. >> anything in the valleys. 90s and upper 80s. hot around the peninsula and for the coast and around the peninsu peninsula, a hint of cooling as they make a come back. a hod day and tomorrow. we will show you that. pet degrees in san francisco. we will go to the bay to breakers and we can see the patchy fogs and the temperatures rebounding and a few mid 70s around downtown san francisco for the afternoon. right now 62 in oakland anda an early afternoon start to the a's taking on the red sox. temperatures close to 80 degrees and a record high climbing up to 85 degrees. maybe a little bit cooler for tomorrow. 70 degrees in san jose. areas are likely climbing into the near 90 degree range around dow

george's county, st. mary's, anne arundel. also included in this, southern fairfax, prince william, and stafford. a lot of lightning associated with this. and now looking at a pretty good little band here. there's a little bit of rotation, and this could mean strong winds. we could see winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour with this. we could s ze hail is possible. as well. watch out around wood bridge and quantico, charles county, toward st. mary's, mechanicsville. this is moving north and east. there's a little bit of rotation, and this is where i think we would see the strongest winds, just to the south of waldorf, right along 301. heads up in this area. severe thunderstorm warning until 5:45 for that region. look how many counties this has in it. southern fairfax again, prince william, stafford county and just about all of southern maryland. we'll continue to watch these storms. there are more storms out there. this big one up to loudoun, moving into frederick county and another one back to the west, including rappahannock and warren counties. >> thanks so much, doug. >>> the university of ma