you'll be all right. >> hicks has a wealth of experience to draw from. he has had numerous stays in jail on convictions including sale of a controlled substance, criminal trespassing, receiving stolen property, and eluding police. >> ain't honor amongst thieves, ain't no honor. smile at your face, stab you in your back. nobody will say it too loud. the first chance they get, they're going to cross you. >> hicks is currently charged with eight felonies. the most serious being three counts of sale of a controlled substance. he has pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> just the time after going to scuffle, get into something. guys are going to try you. you might be showing, look, i don't play, i'm a man, you're going to treat me like a man. if you don't, they're going to run over you. >> jones is one of two men accused of a double murder of a young couple. his codefendant is his future brother-in-law nathaniel wilkins, a former employee of the male victim. wilkins is housed in another part of the jail. both men say they are innocent. >> deep down inside

only then did they go to hicks' northeast home and take him to jail. since we broke the story metro rider blasted wmata not putting out an of release about either of hicks' alleged crime. today general manager paul wiedefeld answered tough questions from reporters. >> a terrible crime. the person was arrested. we are not hiding it. we put it out. i will take a look at it. again, from my perspective it was no threat to the community because we got to the person. kess at 5:00, i'll te you why wmata says transit police did not arrest hicks after the masturbation incident. we will also share criticism from a local congress world cup. i'm kevin lewis -- congresswoman. i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. michelle: on the green line a man pistol whip and robbed going to work. he reached out to abc7 to make sure the story was told. specifically he is concerned about crime happening on metro. sam ford has the interview you will only see on abc7. sam: washington man said he got on the green line here at the branch avenue station at 9:00 last night. he was headed to work

police say hicks raped the woman while the to station. a lot of people have asked why didn't anyone interview and stop the attack. prosecutors say hicks and the victim were in the train car alone, allowing the race to continue. this ended at the glenmont station. hicks ran off but used the smart trip card to exit so they snatched the data base with the security cameras at glenmont and quickly identified the suspect. >> a horrific thing. he accosts her and assaults her with the knife. >> people commuting in the morning should not worry about the safety. we argued that in court. the judge agreeed. kevin: prosecutors said hicks had three previous sexual assault convictions two against children. he was living northwest d.c. with his mother. he has four children of his he is now in jail with no bond. live in silver spring, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. maureen: thank you. tonight virginia's governor is target of a federal investigation. that investigation led by the department of justice is putting governor terry mcauliffe's campaign under heavy

hicks then allegedly raped the woman until the train reached the glenmont station. that is when hicks who prosecutors say has three previous sexual assault convictions pled -- fled on foot. >> this is an innocent victim. riding the train after a long, hard shift at work. unfortunate occurrence that is why we believe he is a danger to the public and should be held on no bond. kevin: because the train was heading from d.c. to glenmont at 10:00 a.m. back on tuesday april 12, it was effectively reverse commuting so there was no other passengers inside the car. police telling us the sexual assault lasted from forest glen to glenmont. that is three stops in total. we're live in silver spring. i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. fairfax county teacher's aide murdered outside the huntington apartment in an apparent robbery attempt. at this point police say the 24-year-old tarreece sampson witnessed at least one person breaking in cars 2:30 friday morning and was shot a number of times while on the phone with a friend. the students were shocked to hear the news. >>

hicks thinks she's never seen a human before.nd, she's safe from people. but when we went outside the forest into the nearby town of bili, we would discover there was a thriving market for the local animals, and we would come across another bili ape, this one in need of rescue. that's next. i'm now down 37 pounds. it's helped me too! i'm down 40 pounds. just sayin'. all new smartpoints. join for free by may 16th and get one month free. i bet sprint can download this book faster. your lucky tooth necklace for anything on that trailer. biker: i'll take the grizzly. go! biker: come on. come on. jordan: sprint wins! double or nothing. the sprint lte network is now more reliable than ever. so switch today. and every day you promise toor protect them.love. off! is here to help with proven protection against mosquitoes. trust our family to protect yours. sc johnson, a family company e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. >>> we have one more th

while hicks was looking for chimps, the park rangers were hunting for hunters.were signs of poaching everywhere. they found and disabled dozens of snares, traps made of wire or vines designed to catch wildlife. >> so if an animal steps in it you grab the leg. >> chimps often lose fingers and sometimes hands to snares like these. given what we were seeing it's hard to believe that this is a conservation area where hunting and fishing are against the law. but there's a reason poachers hunt with impunity. the billy forest is effectively lawless. this operation represents the first conservation effort in this part of the forest. the rangers are here because of this man from the african wildlife foundation which helps train, equip, and pay them. their effort paid off immediately. the rangers discovered a poacher's camp up ahead. >> do you think it's going to be hostile? >> hopefully not but one never knows. >> a couple of scouts determined that the camp had been abandoned. it appears the poachers took off in a hurry. >> there's nobody. >> nobody. >> but it looks like

we were following the leading expert on bili apes, american climatologist, billy hicks.e explained whispering even though we could hear apes nearby, finding them won't be easy. >> if we don't hear anything in the next few minutes we go and explore. >> it's game of patience. >> it really is. it really is. >> and endurance. >> figuring them out, figuring out their patterns. >> reporter: when he wasn't whisp whispering, hicks was tapping on trees the way apes, do. >> they do this? >> they do. it's call natural drums, like tree drumming. gorillas drum on their chests and chimpanzees on trees. >> to communicate? >> exactly. >> reporter: hicks first came here decades ago drawn by rumors of giant apes aid to howl at the moon and hunt lions. no scientist ever managed to spend enough time with these apes to figure out what species they belonged to. you heard about these mystery apes and wanted to find out for yourself? >> yes. >> why is it a mystery? >> i didn't know what the hell it was. >> it was when the belgian was the colony serving back to joseph conrad's heart of da darkne

hicks in a matter of hours. the public was really never at risk beyond that initial, unfortunate incident. >> reporter: court documents say the victim told police she fell asleep on the red line train and woke up to a nightmare as the train passed through the district and into maryland. the man approached her in the otherwise empty car, tried to engage her in conversation and produced a folding knife with the blade exposed. he grabbed knife point into the partition area and sexually assaulted her and attempted to rape her. the victim struggled at one point trying to grab the knife which cut her hand. the victim left t suspect left telling the victim to remain put. many people are shocked by this crime and shocked to be finding out about it more than a month after it happened. now obviously, if the suspect were still at large, it would be a very different case, but i do think it is important for people to know about thing like this, be aware of them so they can do the things they need to protect themselves jackie

the suspect, 39-year-old john hicks was reportedly eyed around thee police. according to the washington post, a passenger saw hicks pull his pants down on a red line train heading from dc in to maryland. hicks was reportedly identified during an investigation that week before the alleged rape happened. >> i feel really unsafe. like am i being vigilant enough? am i looking at everything enough? >> reporter: we did not get an immediate response from metro transit police about this situation but a spokesperson tells the post transit police are in the process of getting an arrest warrant on the indecent exposure case. that was around the same time the alleged rape happened. >> it just seems like one more thing with all the maintenance things. >> reporter: metro ceo says the same day a crime happens, the public will be notified as long as it doesn't interfere with the investigation. reporting from glenmont metro station, wusa 9. >>> could this be the smoking gun that derails hillary clinton's road to the white house? a state department report today finds secretary

transit police say john hicks attempted to rape a woman by knifepoint. according to the charging documents a woman was sleeping on a train around 10:00 and woke up to only find hits aboard her car and asked if she had a boyfriend before he put her in a bear-- put her in a bear hug and attempted to rape her on a moving train. >> i never get on a train if there are cars and t or only one other person. >>> reporter: he ordered her to stay on the train before he jumped on another one. >> there is no exit or help between one-shot or another-- one-stop or another and if there are only two people, then is that type of situation. >> it's almost the perfect place for a crime.>> it is not really surprising. >> concerning? >> i'm always concerned if i have to come home late i don't like to be the only woman on a train. >> ramping up the cameras and if there are cameras make sure they are working from time to time. >> they were caught on high- resolution video and was able to be shown to the victim and she helped identify mr. hicks. >>> reporter: later that day they

hope hicks and others say he has nothing to do with them and but he claims in the "new york times" story that came out a couple of months ago, and it wasn't contradicted, that when he gave up his duties at butler in 2009, as he told me he wanted to resign at the time and donald trump said, no, no, don't resign, stop acting as butler and be our in-house historian. and he tells me he still works at miralago. he's not on the payroll but he conducts tours and he's paid by the people who go on the tours for that activity. so in some ways he's still a contractor for trump at the estate. so that's kind of important. and i think it's just interesting to note the type of support and the type of people that donald trump surrounds himself with. or probably in a more psychological sense, chris, the type of activity and sentiment that he seems to be enabling. he's really letting people come forward with their full

one was play of linebacker jordan hicks. third round pick made his debut in dallas against week two and led led team intact else until he suffered a season ending injury seven weeks later. hicks is recovering from the pectoral muscle and now learning a new system under defensive coordinator jim schwartz. >> going through college at university of texas i had four different defensive coordinator, four different line backing coaches, two different head coaches in five years. we were constantly running new things and constantly learning and having to adapt and change and figure out, you know, the best way to adapt to these coaches. you know, it is something i'm used to. it is something that i think makes me a versatile player that i am. i use it to my advantage. >> yeah, that kiddies a ball are. >>> michael jordan, lebron james, magic johnson, none of those guys done what step cure difficult today. warriors point guard was name nba, mvp for second straight year but first time in league history that a player was unanimous choice.

hicks preyed upon her. that is why we believe he is a danger to the public and should be held on kevin: this case has a lot of people asking a lot of questions. one being why didn't anyone try to help the woman? the fact is prosecutors say hicks and the alleged victim were alone on the train allowing the sexual assault to continue for multiple train stops. just horrible. live in silver spring, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. leon: thank you. covering metro now. word that speed restrictions are still in effect on the blue, orange and silver line through mcpherson square. the slowdown started last week but the repairs didn't wrap up over the weekend as planned. the restriction could stay in place until friday. that means give yourself extra time if you are using that stretch of track. alison: we have breaking news. this is surrounding a federal investigation into virginia governor terry mcauliffe. cnn is reporting that the f.b.i. and the justice department are now looking in to whether or not some of the governor

then one week later, hicks allegedly raped a woman at knifepoint. inside of a red line train car traveling between forest glen and the glenmont station. despite quick arrest, wmata never put out an alert. the only hint of john hicks' alleged crimes, this vague one-line mention in the metro police blotter published nearly a month later. >> i'll take a look at it. again, from my perspective it was no threat to the community because we captured the person. kevin: after takin questions reporters, metro g.m. paul wiedefeld mandated the agency publicize all violent crimes the same day they happen. members of congress applaud that decree. >> i think people are more concerned with incidents like that, than they are with smoke in the car. >> i feel that he will take to heart what we said today and put more information out. kevin: metro transit police say they did not arrest hicks after his alleged master base incident -- master base incident because they were waiting for the arrest warrant to come down. he used his smart trip card after the alleged crimes an

commissioner melara commissioner president loftus we have quorum we present doorstep chief and joyce hicks director the office of citizens complaints question are a interpreter please i've yourself and please sits next to the lady you number one consent calendar receive and file action. >> i'm sorry, i'm sorry did you want to introduce the doorstep chief and director joyce hicks i think i was thinking how did adults were trying to speed to the politics i'd like to thank dr. dennis chu with elementary school for hosting us and we'll hear from some of the students figure it out graders this is graduation from a figure it out grader i have one i take it exciting i'm glad you're here welcome everybody this is one of the ways we took the business of police commission out sweet spot community and do those meetings slightly differently i'll share we start off talking about who we are we have day jobs we serve the city this way we'll give you a little bit of background and the way the meeting will work we hear from the captain and members of the community about what is happening at supervision and

john hicks had his first court appearance. the assault happened six weeks ago and started on an empty red line train and continued for several stops to the glenn mount station. hicks approached the woman with a knife in his hand and sexual assaulted her. he is being held without bond. >>> the city of baltimore remains calm after an officer charged in freddie gray's death was found not guilty of all charges. in a bench trial with no jury the judge ruled that the officer acted as any reasonable officer would and only touched gray after he was in handcuffs. gray died from spinal injuries in police custody about a year ago. the 30 year old officer teared up after the judge read the verdict today. emotions the court house. >> black people ain't never got no justice here, no matter baltimore, new york, washington, philadelphia. >> you wonder why they're stealing and murdering and doing stuff? they're in a struggle. this is modern day slavery. >> people want justice but we still have to let the process work. i think some things were

she is hoping events hick this help heed her to victory in the primary in a week and a half. >> it is not every day a presidential candidate visits your neighbor. >> i woke up and they said she would be at chick condition waffles and in oakland there is one chicken and waffles and i knew where it was. >> hillary clinton aextra add small crowd outside the restaurant on west embarcadero and broadway across the street from jack london square. the mayor schaaf was politicald to her here. i am thankful a federal official is here seeing how the policies actually help and sometimes hinder our ability to lift up our residents and give them tines. >> leaders took part in the discussion including the superintendent of schools and the leader of the east oakland youth development center. recently, donald trump made headlines for call oakland one of the most dangerous places in the world that receive add sharp repuke from mayor schaaf and hillary clinton. >> i want for an champion for oakland and all the oaklands of america, places that have challenges like any part of our country and any kind of

police say they arrested 39- year-old john prentice hicks within hours of the but at a hearing today a judge denied bond for hicks. >>> university of maryland police under fire for using pepper spray to break up a graduation party this past weekend. >> many of the grads there that night claimed the police used the pepper spray was racially motivated. the university of maryland police chief and president promised school transparency but not released any of the six body cam videos or surveillance video from that night and say faces have to be blurred for security reasons. >> graduated, i was excited but a couple days ago when i walked across stage and now i get to hear about this just a couple days after i graduate. >> i feel that they use a lot of force but i don't think it was racially motivated or anything like that. at the just wanted to break up the party. >> the kids on campus like it will change their views on how they view crowds. >> university leaders today plan to review all the videos before they are releas deputies during a traffic stop caught on camera. >> but up next, the

his name is john hicks. a woman says hicks held her at knife point and tried to rape her.e sort of sexual act on him. police quickly identified and arrested hicks and charged him with that attempted rape and other sex offenses. they say he may also be responsible for an unrelated sexual assault in montgomery county. >>> short staffing and lines, that's a problem that's caused passengers to miss their flights at airports all across the country. with the busy travel summer season across the country, there are fears it could get worse. but as we speak, the agency is testing some new technology that it hopes to not only get you to your plane faster, but also safer. >> our transportation reporter adam tuss gets rare access to the tsa testing facility. >> reporter: welcome to the transportation system's integrated facility. there's nothing ordinary about what's inside. the primary mission here, safety and security, but the focus is also on efficiency. >> our threat is constantly changing, so our equipment has to keep up with the threat as well as stay a little bit ahead of it. t

hicks is accused of raping her at knife point. track him down hours after the incident. brown who was denied bail is charged with first degree rape and second degree assault. police are investigating a robbery on a metro train. it happened last night on a green line train near the suitland station. the train was off-loaded, and police boarded to investigate. the victim suffered only minor injuries. so far, no arrests have been made. it's xx and we're just getting started. more problems for metro.. a disturbing string of crimes that is putting riders on edge. good morning washington. today: mostly sunny. warm. highs: 78-83 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: mainly clear. cool. lows: 55-62 winds: light wednesday: mostly sunny. warmer. highs: 84-87 winds: sw 5-10 mph developing this morning. the case of a woman sexually assaulted at knifepoint--while riding the redline. this happening all in broad daylight. the suspect remains in jail this morning--denied bond. jay korff has the latest on the horrifying attack that has left metro riders on

they say his name is john hicks. a woman says hicks held her at knife point and tried to rape her on a red line train on april 12th at 10:00 in the morning. the woman says he forced her to perform a sexual act on him. police quickly identified and arrested hicks. they charged him with attempted rape. they say he may also be responsible for an unrelated sex assault in montgomery county. >>> now to our weather. some strong storms have been popping up across our region, but the rain isn't out of here just yet. let's get the latest on all this from doug in the weather center. >> right now, towar towards calvert county and prince george's county. it is now going severe as it intersects with an outflow boundary from other storms we have seen. this is the storm right here. northern portions of calvert county. you can see that orange watch box or warning box. that is for eastern portions of calvert county and extreme southern portions of prince george's kouncounty. huntingtown under the gun. moderate to heavy rain continues

while the incident allegedly happened april 12th, it wasn't until yesterday when hicks appeared in court that reporters and the public found out about it. >> metro has no concern for us. we are going to wait two months to find out that we have been -- we know this woman has been raped, sexually molested and indecent exposure. all this time we have to ride a train and we don't know if we are safe or not. >> i really think they should have told everybody. >> the new gm today ordered that metro transit police notify the public about violent crime the same day until it's -- unless it's going to jeopardize the investigation. >>> the metro police are telling us about a robbery on the green line. it happened about 9:30 last night. police are not confirming reports the victim was pistol whipped but they say the victim was not seriously hurt. >>> metro's red line back on schedule tonight but under intense scrutiny on a day to showcase the good and the bad about metro. we were there this morning when red line riders experienced big delays all caused by failing high voltage equipment at woodley par

hicks in just a matter of hours. >> the suspect is being held without bond.fore the attempted rape, hicks had been charged with exposing himself to a woman on the metro train. >>> it did not swerve. that is what egyptian officials are now saying about the flight 804 that crashed. greece believed it plummeted after rapidly turning in which could indicate something as serious as an explosion. again the only way for them to really know is for them to find the black box which is could be lying 10,000 feet town at the bottom of the mediterranean sea. >>> good morning.town at the bottom of the mediterranean sea. >>> good morning. right now president obama is traveling to the city formerly known acs saigon. he pushed for stronger human rights recently following the arms deal that he announced yesterday. meeting with activists and business leaders, he said nations succeed when people with freely express themselves without harassment. now back to you. >>> coming up on 4:31. time for a look at today's 4 things to know about the forecast. >> number one thing you need to

hicks afterwards but chief suhr thank you for being here. >> thank you budget chair committee i want to thank captain my cfo and assistant carolyn for putting together this presentation as always this couldn't get down moving into the presentation first 5 demonstrates all funds revenue and our budget for 2016-2017 this includes $51 in the public safety tax the balance of a combination of other grants from various safety programs so this slide is pretty self-examinationy they're all - this make ups the lions share of our salary and fringe and the supplies and services by other departments make up the difference some of those work orders obviously goes to the airport they have an entire san francisco police department bureau they also fund two xruts and pay for their own smart phones we implemented years ago and the mta work order is million dollars and see the work orders make up the difference as you mean we're in the middle of a large hire the large of hiring we've been in this reflects the positions total ftes funded about 2 nine hundred and 88 that includes civilians if we go to t

his name is 39-year-old john prentice hicks. court documents reveal he forced the victim at knife point into the partitioned area of the car and tried to rape her. coming up, molette green will have more on the suspect's criminal history on let's trmet. >>> and new developments about egyptair flight 804. we're now getting conflicting reports about what happened when it crashed. egyptian officials are saying the plane did not swerve back and forth before it went down. investigators from greece say it did. and that it could be an indicator of something as serious as an explosion on computer messages from that plane included smoke and overheated warning. if they find the black boxes, we'll learn what really happened. >>> and we continue to follow president obama's trip to vietnam. take a look at video taken earlier as he boarded the plane. he is now headed to owe which i minute city, formerly known as saigon.which i minute city, formerly known as saigon. there president obama is expected to speak more about the message of improving

this happened about a month ago gee and metro made no public announcement john prentice hicks. this is not the first time he's been accused of a sex crime on metro. molette green at the glenmont metro saying where the attack came to an end. >> reporter: good morning. metro police used some high definition surveillance video at this particular station to help i.d. this guy. this is the end of the east end of the red line where the attack came to an end as you said. want you to take a look at the mug shot, 39-year-old john hicks, he is locked up not getting out of jail. he's there without bond this morning. the big concern for people using the system this morning is why are they just finding out about this attack that happened a month ago. and it's the second one take this particular man is accused of on a metro train. >> i can count on one happened the times that i've seen a police officer so either they need to hire more police officers or they just need to rotate them so that they're on the trains more. >> reporter: now, the sex assault reported just one day after metro dealt

eagles linebacker jordan hick on the come back trail. the second year pro is adjusting to new defense, plus the phillies took a two-run lead into the ninth and things got interesting. fine out if they can hold on against the braves. sports coming up next. >>> you got to go back 103 years that's the last time team started the season as badly at home as the braves. they've lost 15 out of 16 at turner feel. only the 1913 yankees had been worse. all right. two guys dancin dancing on the g track at turner field. they got dance otherwise they might cry. top of the fifth. game tied. hear hernandez for the phils. in bums borgos. two-zero. adam morgan, seven innings, one run, four hits, 4ks. eighth inning homerun by franco. seventh of the season. three-one phils. gomez gave up a homerun in the ninth but he did settle down. and got his 12th save of the season. phils win three-two. their last seven wins by one run that is their longer streak since 1942 it's been a minute. not a lot of fanfare. he was a third round pick on team that had super bowl a

eagles linebacker jordan hick on the come back trail.he second year pro is adjusting to new defense, plus the phillies took a two-run lead into the ninth and things got interesting. fine out if they can hold on against the braves. sports coming up next. >>> you got to go back 103 years that's the last time team started the season as badly at home as the braves. they've lost 15 out of 16 at turner feel. only the 1913 yankees had been worse. all right. two guys dancin dancing on the g track at turner field. they got dance otherwise they might cry. top of the fifth. game tied. hear hernandez for the phils. in bums borgos. two-zero. adam morgan, seven innings, one run, four hits, 4ks. eighth inning homerun by franco. seventh of the season. three-one phils. gomez gave up a homerun in the ninth but he did settle down. and got his 12th save of the season. phils win three-two. their last seven wins by one run that is their longer streak since 1942 it's been a minute. not a lot of fanfare. he was a third round pick on team that had super bowl asp

metro says their officers arrested john prentice hicks. he is charged with attempted rape, sexual offense and assault. metro says they arrested hicks back in the district within hours of the april 12th incident. he was later extradited into montgomery county where just today he had a bond hearing. april 12th was a tuesday. you have to imagine plenty of folks using metro throughout the day, busy work day, so we are trying to get some answers as far as to whether there were any witnesses, whether this was an empty train car, how many people were on the car, how many people may have witnessed anything that -- anything that may have happened. we should note he is -- when i say he, i say john hicks is currently being in montgomery county. live at the glenmont station, i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. >> get back to us with new details on this one. >>> also breaking this afternoon, two women shot in d.c. late this afternoon. police confirming to us that two adult females were wounded in the 3700 block of hayes street northeast. at last word both women

you said oh great, hope hicks is responding to me now.hat has the response been from the campaign since this information became public act the fact they were digging for whi whitewater dirt and the e-mail was sent to the wrong caputo? >> so far no response to me. i guess i have to go back to social media that donald trump hasn't weighed in yet. this is a common mistake. if you have the last name caputo, it's an uncommonly common name, dates back to the roman empire means leader, there were a pair of famous lawyers called the car, aputai, and there are a bunch of us around the united states and once in a while we get con future a-- we get confused and once in a while they send info to the wrong caputo. >> this isn't the first time we learned this particular attack was coming, donald trump laid out his plans he wanted to hit hillary clinton. do you think this gives the hillary clinton campaign enough time to react? >> i think everyone knows what everyone will hit each other with in this campaign. it's all about turnout and beyond the messag

. >>> you're looking at this guy jordan hicks, future of the eagles defense. dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". but i also have to plan for my family's future. and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me. and if he needs a college loan down the road, that'll be worth it too. it's all about having a strategy, that fits your life. so, if you have a question about how to make debt work for you, ask me. sincerely, brandon heaven fellow dad and fellow citizen. all right. dop done is here which means we will have a good time. that is right, we always have a good time. we are talking about sports and talking about the eagles, young player whom we want to see this season. talk about making a strong and first impression, rookie linebacker jordan hicks first played last season in week number two. first sack of his career broke the collar bone of cowboys quarterback tony romo. unfortunately for jordan seven weeks later his season ended in dallas. the leslie van arsdal has more. >> pi

. >> we have deputy chief do you want to explain why you're hear. >> good afternoon director joyce hicks'm here on behalf of the chief chief executive officer that couldn't attend because of an urgent matter he too share in thanking dr. chiu and thank you for hosting this at jordan cho elementary school i recommend you accept those gifts on behalf of the those who nominated and used for tools to better serve the community. >> thank you do i have a motion. >> so moved. >> second. >> motion to accept those gifts. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> that item passes thank you deputy chief sergeant, next line item. >> >> item two reports to the commission discussion chiefs report this item to allow the police chief 0 report on recent police activities. >> commissioners, i present a short report opens the by the time to breakers 35 thousand people that registered we estimated over 50 thousand participate we had a historically low incident of public intoxicate detentions and it went basically without incident no violent crimes recorded that's all i have to report went without a hitch. >> any ques

. >>> new numbers from the cdc reveal a hick drop in the number of americans without health insurance. by the end of last year, number of uninsured adults had fallen to just over 9% down from 16%ness 2010 when obamacare went into effect. >>> a major new report finds that genetically engineered foods are safe for animals to eat. gmo foods did not lead to an inreese of cancer, obesity or host of other health issues. >> the growing controversy over transgender barge use is met mostly with a shrug in this seattle school district. yesterday there were celebrations as the district opened its latest gender neutral bathroom. nearly half of the city's public high schools have restrooms that can be used by people of any gender with one dating back to the 1990s. >>> facebook ceo mark zirk berg has an important meeting at the network's head quarters. more than a dozen top conservatives will be there to discuss allegations that facebook intentionally downtown played stories reflecting conservative vusz. zuckerburg berg denied the bias. >>> and a senior bank of america executive says her employer i

the victim told police that hicks pulled a knife on her, forced her to perform a sex act. he's now facing a number of charges, including attempted first degree rape. >>> developing tonight, the fbi is investigating virginia governor terry for allegedly accepting illegal donations to his campaign. the probe has been underway at least a year but agents have not yet contacted the governor. investigators say chinese businessman wang made three donations totally $120,000. the fbi is concerned that wang may be a foreign national but a spokesperson says he has a u.s. green card. >>> virginia republicans are asking the states highest court to block more than 200,000 convicted right to vote. gop argues that the governor violates the separation of powers when he suspended the state's band on felons being able to vote. they claim governor can restore voting rights on a case-by-case basis he's standing by his actions. he says people who served their time have a right to have their voices heard. we will bring you that interview on the news at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> to a story you'll see on

of work here to do and the body still has to be removed and you can now see how steep this area is, hick with trees and they say it wasn't safe to move the body last night. though left the deputy out here overnight to protect the scene they have pushed us back further. this morning we have a new piece of crime tape. authorities are trying to figure out who did this and why go thing call at a pock from a man would had been stabbed and shot. the man is in serious condition the he was able to tell authorities that three men attacked him. investigators found another man who had been shot. he died at scene. the sheriff said they believe this was isolated to those involved. but, also, warned dangerous people are on the laos. >> we have a claim where someone was murdered with a handgun and a knife so armed and dangerous? absolutely. >> authorities did say they think the killers have left the area. this happened in an open airspace neither a waterfall in novato and the high school will be closeed today. there is a teacher in service today tomorrow and monday is memorial day so they will not come

director hicks. have you reported the allegation of misconduct on behalf with the san francisco police department because if so the senior investigator can take your complaint. >> testifier: is been all over the nose. there's loads of videos and second of all, but underwent and reported that she was treated disgracefully. like the way the police treat when a rape victim goes in to set to show her back by two males. males who spoke derogatory to her and basically made it sound as if her [inaudible] were not that that. that culture of impunity, that we are speaking to victims, making them prove as if based they've done something. i think the disgraceful and i think it shows the overall culture of impunity. during the trial we saw police snickering when-was making her case. this is a general culture of just disrespecting people in ireland the police are part of the community they don't go around with guns. actually part of the community and a very well respected. but for some reason i don't know why, th

director hicks. have you reported the allegation of misconduct on behalf with the san francisco police department because if so the senior investigator can take your complaint. >> testifier: is been all over the nose. there's loads of videos and second of all, but underwent and reported that she was treated disgracefully. like the way the police treat when a rape victim goes in to set to show her back by two males. males who spoke derogatory to her and basically made it sound as if her [inaudible] were not that that. that culture of impunity, that we are speaking to victims, making them prove as if based they've done something. i think the disgraceful and i think it shows the overall culture of impunity. during the trial we saw police snickering when-was making her case. this is a general culture of just disrespecting people in ireland the police are part of the community they don't go around with guns. actually part of the community and a very well respected. but for some reason i don't know why, th

john hicks of northeast dc being held without bonds this morning in the montgomery county jail. he is accused of attack ago woman on the red lion train in the wheat end glenn month area last month. the victim told police the man pulled knife on her, order her to the back of the car and raped her, then forced her to perform a sex act police barak hicks down within hours, a ever, using surveillance video, that reportedly happened in the middle of the day. >> not guilty verdicts in the freddie gray case, judge acquitted edward nero of all charges, he is the 2 of 6 baltimore police officers, to stand trial stemming from the arrest, which led to the death of freddie gray. the judge conclude that nero played a very little role in gray's arrest. >> the attorney for the family says they respect this verdict first trial ended in a hung jury and mistrial back in december. >> take a look at this csx train. got stuck in howard county happened last night, in jest open. thankfully the driver was able to get out of the car before this happened. crash closed nearby roads for several hours, but,

tony hicks, in the race with dc comics, marvel still comes out on top when it comes to fun why. >> captaind my friend with her bag in real life. >> chris harris? >> true story. >> she should have gotten his number. >>> next up the family thing. adult siblings baxter and annie played by jason bateman and nicole kidman return to their family home to investigate the mysterious disappearance of their parents who are two world-famous performance artists known for their elaborate hoaxes. but this time is it the real deal? >> this is sheriff hale. here. the car that is registered to your parents was found at a rest stop. there were signs of a struggle and quite a bit of blood. >> it's a performance. >> you think they're dead. >> we have to suspect foul play. >> my parents are probably hiding somewhere laughing themselves silly. as soon as you say they're dead they're going to pop up resurrected. >> the family fang is scoring a 76% on rotten tomatoes and getting mostly good reviews of the trittics. peter travers of "the rolling stone" calls it a provooken voktive film that questions the limbs of a

hicks in just a matter of hours. >> well, the suspect is being held without bond in montgomery county just ten day attempted rape hicks had been charged with exposing himself to a woman on a metro train. >>> right now we're expecting virginia governor to hold an event at any moment in alexandria to come to the fbi investigation whether his campaign accepted illegal contributions. he addressed an event about an hour ago and said he's confident investors will find his campaign didn't do anything wrong. mccauliffe is a board member of the clinton global initiative. federal officials say investigators are looking at those overlaps. >>> finally, a day with no rain. lots of sunshine. there's the capital basking in this glorious sunshine on this may 24th. we had that sun coming in a mostly clear sky, and it continues that way around the region. the storm team 4ad eastern shore a couple hours ago. those are breaking up right now. if you're about to head to the beaches maybe get an early start on your memorial day, there will be plenty of sunshine there too as the day progresses. right now sto

donald trump and-hick are flip sides of same coin with the sam approach the take carrier, a good example is a staff joy that carrier is pulling jobs out of indiana and moving them to mexico. the ron they are doing it is because of the obama administration's crushing taxes and crushing regulations. what is trump's response? he said he will punish carrier and use the power of the peg federal government to punish them. that is the same thing hillary clinton said, the same thing that prove said, and that is the response of big government liberals, we are going to enact policies that kill jobs and when businesses flee, we will use the power of government to punish them. my approach is totally different. i understand what both reagan and john f. kennedy understood when you cut tacks and reduce regulations you see millions and millions of new jobs. i will repeal obamacare, pull in the regulators that are killing jobs, the 200 regulations from the department of --. >> sir, why mean to interrupt but your people have insisted on limited time so i do want to get do some other questions. you talk ab

celebrating at least one pick by bird, eagles hosted a draft party, current eagles brandon graham, jordan hicks and graham is exited to see this years draft class. >> you know, eagles do a great job, especially howie and these guys, they do a great job getting people into help us win. so, we have to welcome them in and treat them like family once they get here. >> it is great to see these young guys. just ready to get here and get to work. it will be a fun year. >> great moments from the penn relays you cannot script it any better then this college men's four by 1 mile, penn trailing mightily until thomas of penn on the outside, he comes out of no where, and running like he saw a ghost, penn edges indian, penn captures its first penn relays title in 44 years. >>> that is sports. walter, back over to you. >> very cool. thanks, ducis. >>> finally elmo, cookie monster, oscar and rest of the gang are ready for another fun season. they welcomed families at sesame place in langhorne, bucks county. characters posed for pictures and gave out hugs, of course. they took time and stage today buy theme par

this afternoon, the a's and yankees, ricky henderson at the park, cocoa crisp, a deep drive, aaron hicksall and takes away a home run. bottom of the fifth, a's down 2-1, two out, two on for steven. bleachers still believe, but the yankees get two in the sixth, castro, and carlos beltran, the yankees go on to win 5-4, first four-game sweep since 1979. and the giants host the cubs this afternoon. >>> and francis felipe the leader for several days, finishing second, trying to avoid another runner up finish, the eighth and final stage, 84.8 miles, a circle around the capital, felipe finished 11th, the finish, won by mark cavendish, but at 23 years old, felipe the youngest. >>> and six birdies, four bogeys, birdie on 16, brooks, shooting a 1 over 71, would have won it for him. instead they go to the playoff. shot going in the water, and sergio allowed his first win in a long time, nearly four y >>> finally tonight, a dream come true for one holocaust survivor who just loves singing the national anthem. the song has inspired her through many tough times. tonight, john donvan with the singer an

there has been a lot of hick cups.it concerns i don't think that our problems are really that much worse than any other public transportation problem. > kay is a native new yorker who spent her life riding the city's subways before moving to d.c. and riding metro. there were problems in new york, you know, track problems, times when we were stalled between stations for long periods of time in who the subway cars. and people were crowded in. > even though former d.c. resident zachary another insists the two transit situation terms don't compare. we're relying on the redline really was a struggle. you know, one of those lines seemed like it was consistently breaking down and it was just really undependable. kish lived in the district for five years before moving to new york. here in new york i take the train to work every day. i live in brooklyn. i commute to the city. don't run into the same another is a are the oner at our sister station wnyw. i would say as a whole d.c. is unique in the sense that it seems that things

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john hicks is being held without bond tonight. accused of attacking the woman on a red line train last month. the victim told police the man pulled a knife on her. forced her to perform a sex act have victim reported the attack. >>> we are watching the last of a a couple of showers passing. i don't think they will last much longer. clouds could linger a little bit longer but we finally saw thunderstorms this month. it's been too cool for them. getting up to 75 promoted the development of stronger storms with a bit of hail and what the left tonight just a last of a system that is traying to depart is off the delmarva and it should be slowly moving up coast as we go through overnight. can't rule out a spotty shower especially east of 95 as the low starts pulling away finally drenched us over the weekend. it should again re been to clear out. get ready for baying change in the weather pattern and these temperatures. i'm going to will ab cool start and it could still ab few clouds. 62 the a 8:00 in the morning in the district. maybe 6