henson -- a congressional hearing on heroin. i would say seven of this committee presents around this area all agreed that heroin had spiked up again. we can go right now three blocks down the street. i can take five minutes and come back and bite you some of the purest heroin that the state of maryland has. we were asked, and i did testify on behalf of matthew a. henson to the governor's task force dealing with heroin. county after county after county said one thing that is a little bit different that baltimore is different from the other countries. the overwhelming majority of those individuals who basically indicated they started on heroin indicated they bought it here in baltimore. there's no reason why there can't be a major task force to stop what is actually in broad daylight. we can go right now to either baker and appleton, baker and monroe or baker and a keen and you can buy heroin, anything you think you want as a drug. you don't even have to ask for it. they will tell you out loud what they are selling. this is every

the most important thing to matthew henson neighborhood association is matthew henson elementary school. >> amen. >> and our children. that is our most important priority. we're so happy to have our illustrious vice principal here and on your right side the lady who handles the food pantry and we have had five tractor-trailers full of food. we had just about every member of the ravens here and had they not been here, we may still be try togs unload those tractor-trailers. within two hours each day that we did it -- we got to say to the principal to the vice principal to the great staff that's here, within two hours the food was gone. every day. every day. they are still doing this. because our neighbors have nowhere to go. even little things like a diaper. they have no stores to go to. we have stores -- i shouldn't say too much being done illegally. they are selling pampers individually. they are breaking open the packs and actually selling it because that's how desperate the neighbors are. >> is there any pharmacists? >> no pharmacy. we have no health center. no senior center. we have

matthew henson is in a neighborhood called winchester. we are a budding to what is called -- and one of the biggest challenges we've had in the last few weeks since the civil unrest or rides, depending on what you want to call it, is that a significant number of our faith leaders, our elected officials really want -- were not cognizant of this area that we are in. many of them have gone to north pennsylvania. we don't -- but we have 14 businesses damaged during the riots just in our neighborhood. we actually have more businesses in our neighborhood ruined then sentelle did. but because the largest damage with did was done there, most everyone thought when they went up north -- and we have one of the properties here from them -- that the rest of the community had not been hit. we actually had 14 businesses but what made our situation a little bit different and i guess a little more damaging as we have no food marketeer. we have not had a food market since october. ironically, one of the small convenience stores -- it wasn't a food market,

the most important thing to matthew henson neighborhood association is matthew henson elementary school. >> amen. >> and our children. that is our most important priority. we're so happy to have our illustrious vice principal here and on your right side the lady who handles the food pantry and literally we had five tractor trailers full of food. we had just about every member of the ravens here and had they not been here, we may still be try to unload those tractor-trailers. within two hours, each day that we did it -- we got to say to the principal, to the vice principal to the great staff that's here, within two hours the food was gone. every day. every day. they are still doing this. because our neighbors have nowhere to go. even little things like a diaper. they have no stores to go to. we have stores -- i shouldn't say too much being done illegally. they are selling pampers individually. they are breaking open the packs and actually selling it because that's how desperate the neighbors are. >> is there any pharmacists? >> no pharmacy. we have no health center. no senior center. we

henson is president and ceo of covenant house washington. and christopher hall is a 21-year-old who is benefitting from the career pathways program. welcome all you have to "viewpoint." >> thank you. >> covenant house young people helps with homelessness, physical and sexual abuse kids who drop out of school and kids who need vocational training and career but homelessness is one of your big problems right now, isn't it? >> homelessness is for young people oftentimes they're called the invisible young group, you don't see a lot of homeless young people on the streets. it is a big issue. it is one where we talk about 18 to 24-year-olds who are a core group of young people because of challenges of affordable housing, because they're changing their lifestyles or whose families are at a point of saying you're old enough to get out early. it's a major challenge for us here in the nation's capital. >> and you don't find many homeless youth sitting in the classroom, do you? >> that's right. the problems in the classroom though are that the dropout

the most important thing to matthew henson neighborhood association is matthew henson elementary school. >> amen. >> and our children. that is our most important priority. we're so happy to have our illustrious vice principal here and on your right side the lady who handles the food pantry and literally we had five tractor trailers full of food. we had just about every member of the ravens here and had they not been here, we may still be try to unload those tractor-trailers.

matthew henson is in the neighborhood called winchester. we are budding to what is called save them 's.'s. one of the biggest challenges we have had in the last few weeks is a civil unrest depending on what you want to call it is a significant number of our faith leaders to my significant number of our elected officials really were not cognizant of this area that we are in. many have gone to northern pennsylvania, gone to northern bolton. we don't begin until fulton we have 14 businesses damaged during our neighborhood. we had more businesses in our neighborhood ruined. but because the largest damage was done most everyone felt we have one of the owners of one of the properties here that the rest of the community had not been hit. we had 14 businesses. what made our situation different and i guess a little more damaging is we had no food market here. we have not had a food market since october. one of the small convenience stores did not have fresh fruit or vegetables or chicken. he came down the street and had a very perplexing look. i've

one of the greatest things that has happened is matthew henson elementary school. not only because they are educating children, but they have for almost two years been feeding people out of their food pantry. the lady sitting on your other side is the one who does this day in day out, month in month out. how does she do it? i don't know. she need to quadruple her salary. hopefully something on north avenue hears this. when we looked at it we said how do we get service snzs, food, necessities, toothpaste toilet paper, diapers for children when we have no place here to get it? none. and what we were seeing was that everybody was at north and pennsylvania but we had not seen anyone here. it's not that we are pointing fingers or angry or upset. we just had to tell it like we saw it. we didn't see any of the elected owe fishes. when we began to call the officials, we have been in your neighborhood. i said you have seen this store or that store? no, we haven't seen these stores. things have been real tough for us, because we didn't have a food market in the beginning. th

to make the games -- every year, so why not learn how to make the games, too. 6th graders at john hensonmerse program the direction this -- immersion program the direction this sphere ball takes teaching them computer coding at the same time playing the game. gamefication happens in all their classes. why do you find it so important these days to try to gamefy almost every topic? what's the goal there? >> pretty much for motivation because the world is changing so much. they're not learning the same way i learn. >> reporter: they learn at the speed of light only now they program that light. >> i want it to send 10 time for three seconds. >> reporter: students keep track of their scores electronically just like on a video game. the idea is compete and >>> that's going to do it for our new at 7:00. we'll see you back here at 11:00. >> have a good evening! stay cool. >>> lebron james flashes his manhood on live tv. media goes crazy. >> looks like he accidentally flashed the tv crowd. >> the star eyewitnesses. so what happens now? >> there will be repercussions. relatively high fines. >>> pl

henson joined kim and kanye at the cfda fashion awards. role model for straight young men athletes, and be so successful, and now be such a role model for transgenders >> reporter:friend and designer diane caitylyn's body type, that doesn't necessarily fit the couture. but dona karan who was up for the challenge. >>lb: caitlyn jenner who was wearing your clothing. thats a woman who's athletic, 6'2", larger feet, some challenges there. think about it- >>dk: i can handle some good women. >> reporter:we'll have so much more on insider, for kron 4 news, you pam. >> reporter: >> diane: light breeze coming in around 11:00 p.m.. the dime down from earlier this morning. we are showing the low pressure making its way to the region this is what it will do to us. it will give us cloud coverage early-morning a letter in the evening tomorrow. >> diane: for the most part that is where the sunshine will come later on tomorrow afternoon. >> diane: again, the marine air was pretty weak and that is what we have more chance for sunshine in the afternoon. we

we can't get to matthew henson don't have a state, federal state, federal, or city agency anywhere. whenever we have to have meetings we have to beg the school will we have them in the street. we we have no place to go. more money is coming in for summer jobs. unemployment doubles anything else in baltimore city. we are saying and are glad to hear it. look at the communities 1st that are already unemployed. you know, it is great that all of our kids get some summer job. we're saying we are almost double the negative of any other community's. we have no mental health committee. in zip code 21217, 21216 we have the highest return rate of former felons floor of the highest return rates of folks that have been addicted that come into our community. neighbors, friends, family's. we welcome family's. we welcome them, but we are inundated with everything that is negative and not enough that is positive. i no i have been going to five. >> no, this is helpful. i was going to share with you a study that was done in baltimore about a year and a half ago. they did a study of life expectancy by

henson gives those one liners. >> this is an ass. >> it has been revealed she'll enjoy love interestsultiple in season two. >> eric hayward use to produce music videos his experience helped him craft some memorable scenes in the show. >> we would able to bring that authenticity to that episode. >> how do they come up with those stories lines that leave fans gasping and craving for more? >> there's no one way. some of sit just pure imagination. some of it is what if. what if that. what if is drawn from the headline. >> reporter: expect music to continue to be a character on the show with cameos by knee owe arc leisha keys and lenny kravitz. and next season, which starts in september, look for lucius to exact his revenge. >> he ended the season with a really searing monologue about how if he ever gets out he's coming for his family. so you can really expect lucius to really clap back at his familiar until a huge way. >> the day will come when lucius lions will return. >> reporter: we can't wait. sharon crowley crowley... >> season two of empire premieres right here on fox 29 on septembe

. >>> on our people scene actor elijah henson is fine after being hospitalized. she posted an picture showing an iv in her arm. her hospitallation -- hospitalization was the saturday of exhaustion. >>> today on 6abc the debut of celebrity family feud. anthony anderson, the star of blackish and his family will compete against tony braxton. occur at us stone -- curtis stone will take on another family. >>> atmosphere 10:00 p.m., castle, followed by "action news" at 11:00 p.m. >>> a park in montgomery hosted a kick ball tournament for a great cause thanks to an nfl star with pennsylvania roots and local 10-year-old with a powerful message. >> reporter: first ever kicking it for charity kick ball event wasn't just about the fun, it was about the fight against bullying. hatfield native and former temple football star brandon mcmanas started his crusade against bullying after he met a down syndrome child in colorado. >> enter 11-year-old dominic of hatfield who struggling against bullying and cancer. we first told you about dominic back in april after he took a bold st

henson taking home best actress in a drama. "empire" lost out to the americans.con valley" won best comedy series. "real housewives of new jersey" star teresa guidice sent her first tweet from prison. it's been nearly five months since she checked into the federal correctional institution in danbury, connecticut, to serve 15 months for fraud. she spent her 43rd birthday there on may 18th. >> that's probably what prompted the message to her followers. thank you everyone for the kind words of support. i love love love you all. >> there's usually not much to say about what guys wear to the prom. you just put on a tux, bow tie, maybe different colors. >> just like your wedding. it's about the woman. >> shouldn't be that complicated right? unless you're jaden smith, the actor/musician stepped out with the "hunger games" star amandla stenberg in an off white skirt and long black tunic. >> i like it. i'm all about individuality. >> his dreads are there. he's got some fingerless white gloves on. >> he's doing his thing. >> are you okay with that? >> i'm all about it. it

. >> reporter: 6th graders at john henson prince immersion program the -- playing the game teaches thems of computer coding at the same time. and gamification happens in all of their classes. >> that was better. >> why music? >> because it's fun and i like to make music and stuff. >> reporter: why do you find it so important these days to try to gamify almost any topic? what's the goal there? >> pretty much for motivation because the world is changing so much, they are not learning the same way i learned. >> reporter: they learn at the speed of light, only now they program that light. >> 10 times for three seconds. >> and students even track their high scores electronically like you do with a tote board on a video game. the idea is they compete and improve. if you have cool stem story send me a direct message on twitter @mike hydeck. >>> an update on local siblings that made national headlines 18 years ago. >>> plus the search for two convicted killers enters its ninth day in new york. we are going to see where police are looking now and where the investigation stands. >>> and later, a

. >> we got a big award, empire, henson won for best actress in the drama series for her role as cookiens. so you think you can dance head, the cat dealy won for best reality series host and she hosted the awards show. she said thank you so much. new lets talk about the next thing we will do. interesting toss as she dit all. >> yes. >> and then speaking of so you think you you can dance new judge jason derulo will be on the the show next hour. >> on our show in the next hour. >> now jason is a very good choice to be a judge on that show. >> he is a great dancer. >> that dude can dance his face off, basically his feet. >>> have you down loaded fox 29 news app. we are trying to watch this thing go up as you use our fox 29 news app. again, it was close to 700 when we were interviewing the governor of delaware. >> can we go higher. >> we must get this number seven. down load fox 29 news app, google play store, apple, yes. >> soar we have 258 people using it right now. oh, geez. >> more i talk, lower it goes. >> just stop talking. >> typical. people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has

with us today is colin henson. price $275,000 inventory, 11,000 homes and properties listed on the market for an average of about three months. 89 days. our first listing is 1857 west diversy parkway. what neighborhood is this in? start there. then describe the property. >> tyler, this is in the lake view neighborhood. it's like we said a three bedroom, two-bath condo. it is on the top floor so this unit actually has its own deeded roof deck to it. the only access to it is for owners of this condo. even though in chicago that we have these cold winters, we find that having these deeded roof spaces and spaces add a lot of value to the unit. probably in this case $50,000 or $60,000. the unit's 1,800 square feet. this unit has granite countertops, beautiful dark cabinets, marble bathrooms. brand-new floors. this building right here was built in 2007. it's part of a nine-unit condo development. >> you said what neighborhood it's in. what is it near? what would i know that's near it? >> so probably right there you're pr