yet another twist in the disappearance and murder of jeffrey and jeannette. deborah was there as the suspect's girlfriend faced a judge. >> showing no emotion, 31-year-old jennifer stood before a judge. valliant is charged with conspiracy to commit murder and hindering prosecution in jazfrey and jeannette who had been missing since early august. >> we have had numerous contacts with the police department over the last several months and she has maintained that she had nothing to do with this. >> reporter: after months of questions over what happened to tthe mavins, their bodies ere mdiscovered last we k wrapped in a blue tarp and plastic contra ctor bags behind this abandoned home in westin. a series of teht messages between her and her boyfriend kyle mavin who are facing murder

jeannette reyes has more. jeannette: is the kind of thing you would expect to see at a nightclub on a friday night. for unwanted twerking it happened here at a shell gas station off of new york avenue northeast. the surveillance video of the tawdry to some is sparking major discussions today and getting reactions of disbelief. >> that's crazy. a look fortake yourself. the man is on his phone when out of nowhere and seemingly unprovoked the first woman starts to twerk on him. >> i just would move out of the way. jeannette: the gentleman calmly steps away but then the woman in the red minidress walks over and starts to grow kim. touching his face, shoulder, chest. the man patiently walks away again. she even hugs him and lays her head on his shoulder. finally putting her face in his. >> regardless of who they are i think he has a right to be upset about it. jeannette: never once does he push or aggressively react toward the women but it's obvious he wants none of it. police say this is no laughing matter. of peo

jeannette reyes has the latest. jeannette: this quadruple murder shook this neighborhood to its core and now the mansion where the victims were held captive for hours is up for sale. you can see there is a big x on the door. all of the windows are boarded up. you can see the treehouse of the opolouspless kids -- sav kids. the 10-year-old was tortured and the home was set on fire. this is described as a savage and bloody crime scene. one of the suspects is 34-year-old daron wint. along embassye row, not far from joe biden and hillary clinton's homes. the price is just over $3 million. do have to say if anyone died in a home they are they do not have to volunteer that information if a prospective buyer does not ask. this house will be sold as is. have learned one of the students injured in friday's fire at woodson high school in fairfax has been released from the hospital. six people were hurt in that flash fire on friday. officials admit star washington hospital center today that only one student remains in the hospi

an investigation is ongoing. >> i hope god forgives him. >> jeannette reyes, abc 7 news. two youngw this noon, kids in police custody accused of abducting siblings and threatening them with a knife. this happened yesterday. anne arundel county police say the 12 and 14-year-old suspects took the young girl and boy from a playground and held them in a nearby barn. they say the suspects threatened to burn the victims and waved a knife at them. the boys only took off when they heard other kids came looking for missing siblings. police identified the suspects and they are now in juvenile facilities. two americans are among the three killed in a please shooting in jordan -- police shooting in jordan. a jordanian policeman opened fire at a compound near the capital city. two other americans and four jordanians were injured. the gunman was shot and killed in the violence. this happened at a facility for training security forces. shooting is being investigated as a crime. police are searching for the gunman in a deadly shooting outside of new york city's busy penn station this mor

jeannette: so i just wanted to make two or three sentences here. yesterday lynne quarmby was arrested. lynne quarmby is the chair and head of the molecular bio chemistry department at simon fraser university. she's a scientist and a professor and a respected professor at simon fraser university. the proposed lng pipeline that's going to go through from edmonton over to the burrard inlet is gonna go right next to simon fraser university through burnaby mountain. yesterday there was 33 people that were arrested, people from the community. the mayor of burnaby said-- this is as coded as saying there's going to be a war. so that kind of change has to happen. that kind of person has to step forward. we saw her getting arrested last night. that's unusual. and i think to move toward that kind of knowledge, to move toward that kind of commitment, she said i'm going to cross this line, the rcmp line, because i have to be a good citizen. [applause] keala: i'll just make kind of a quick comment. i think--i know--i know that to have spirituality without politi

. >> jessica: jeannette tyler and her husband james were arrested. >> cleanest room in the house, we just redid the wall. >> jessica: piles upon piles of food and trash. jeannette, however, insists police made the mess while searching the home. >> it is filthy because they trashed it. >> jessica: they are high school tweet hearts and conditions inside so incredibly bad they took their three-year-old daughter and not even what bothers her the most. >> they charged me with animal cruelty which is horrible because i love animals. >> mold and fluid coming out that normal homeowner would not have. >> jessica: officers initially called to the home for possible drug activity but serious charges tylers are facing for animal cruelty and resisting arrest. >> i'm not going to say that i don't like drugs, i smoke pot, i don't care. >> jessica: other than that, however, most maintaining innocence. >> my house is not the cleanest house. i keep up as much as i can. >> jessica: this is not jeannette tyler's first run-in with the law and did first years of probation after police found marijuana after

jeannette, however, insists police made the mess. they are high school sweethearts and conditions so unbelievably bad the state took their three-year-old granddaughter and jeannette says that's not what even bothers her the most. >> charges me with animal cruelty but it hurts the most because i love animals. >> refrigerators have mold or fluid coming out of them, just would not have. >> jessica: officers were called to the home for possible drug activity and right now the most serious charges tylers are facing are animal cruelty and resisting arrest. >> i smoke pot, i don't care. >> jessica: other than that, however, mostly maintaining innocence. >> house is not the cleanest house. i keep up as much as i can. >> jessica: this is not jeannette tyler's first run-in with the law and after police found foreign -- marijuana inside her home with a previous search. i'm jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> julie: investigation into incidents of burning continues. first woman found in bridgewater on tuesday and second turned up in burning car in wor

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reporting at dulles international airport, jeannette reyes. the debate here at home, the backlash against refugees. president obama firing back. hadomes after governors said refugees are not welcome in our state. christians are different in the middle east. they are being persecuted and face genocide that is different. obama: when they say they want to admit three-year-old orphans, that is political posturing. it is offensive and contrary to american values. tomorrow, congress is expected to vote on the legislation. sam sweeney is at the islamic center of washington with more on the story. concern is mounting for congressional lawmakers as pressure builds from constituents at home. last nightafted could be voted on as early as tomorrow and would effectively cause the refugee relocation program. call for the obama administration to certify every potential u.s. bound refugee goes through an extra layer of security. the obama administration is arguing, saying we know what we are doing. it is a long bedding -- long vetting process. i have been spe

jeannette reyes is at the school with the changes being made. jeanette:ays -- students return. d them.ncipal welcome it is hard to imagine what this looked like on friday. chaos and then order as teachers an emergencymade evacuation. a helicopter hovering overhead as badly burned students were flown to a hospital. it was the results of a chemistry experience -- ment gone awry.ienc students return, joined by three of the students, -- three of the injured students, now doing much better. principal thanks students and teachers for their heroism. reads -- i know social media is buzzing with rumors and gossip. she'll just so from these rumors and stick to the facts. -- shield yourself from these rumors and stick to the facts. will be moved. community group says classes containing more than 24 students engaged in science activities cannot safely be supervised by one teacher. this class has 31 students. the chemical safety board is looking into the incident. jummy: election news now. results are in. managed to keep control of the senate. all republican incumbents won their senate race

jeannette reyes explains. the sound of jazz jam sessions fill this capitol heights home. it is also hard not to notice the grand pno and blazoned with have not probably heard of before. worn chad is quickly making a name for himself -- warren chad is quickly making a name for himself in the industry. >> it's impressive. he is a visionary. ette: he is a former child prodigy drummer who is now in industry. steinway and yamaha have taken notice. whating a musician, i know people want to hear. jeanette: this father was one of the top piano technicians in the country. after playing gigs for years, he wanted something more. >> initially the challenge was, how do i do this with zero dollars. jeanette: he took a leap of faith in 2003, taking on big names with hardly any capital. he is not hurting now though. $28es range from $22,000 to 0,000. ianos aroundelling paino the world with no overhead. , twod he has gone global rolls-royce showrooms and now the vatican. yes, even pope francis wants on e. >> to have one in the vatican and be the official piano of the vatican is pretty unb

. >> jeffery and jeannette knavin. they're pointing to the couple's son. hi, philip. >> reporter: good morning. that couple's son was already in police custody on a weapons charge, but this morning, he and his girlfriend are facing charges in connection to his parents' murder. this morning a son charged with ending his parents' lives, after police said the human remains recovered in the yard of this vacant home are those of jeffrey and jeannette navin, the connecticut couple last seen in august. their abandoned car found in a park and ride lot. their son kyle navin already behind bars pleading not guilty to a fire tarm violation unrelated to his parents' disappearance. his girlfriend arrested friday. 31-year-old charged with conspiracy to commit murder. >> hopefully, this family can get resolution. >> reporter: the warrant from her arrest revealing new details about the investigation. they recovered deleted text messages. writing, we need to figure out what the best way to take them down and jennifer responding, we'll figure something out. morning earlier

jeannette reyes toss of the man behind the impressive resume.orter: the sound of jam sessions usually fill his capitol heights home. it's hard not to tap a finger. it's also hard not to notice the grand piano in blazoned with an egg you have probably not heard before. shad. he is making a name for himself in the pno industry -- piano industry. >> challenging the status quo and succeeding is pretty impressive. he is a visionary. reporter: he's a former child prodigy he became a professional drummer and without any piano making industry. competitors are taking notice. >> i have an advantage of understanding and knowing intimately what pianists want to hear. reporter: his father was one of the top technicians in the country. is aunt is a grammy award winner. he wanted something more. it was how i do this with zero dollars? intoter: he took the leap dozen three, taking on big names of party any capital. he certainly not hurting now. $22,000 toe from $280,000. >> without any overhead i'm virtually nos overhead. reporter: since his first sale in 2012,

. >> jeffery and jeannette navin. went missing almost three months ago. son. and revealing some text messages. phillip mena has more. hi, philip. >> reporter: good morning. that couple's son was alalady in police custody on a weapons charge, but this mororng, he and his girlfriend are facing charges in connection to his parents' murder. this morning, a son charged with ending his parents' lives, after police say the human remains recovered in the yard of this vacant home are those of jeffrey and jeannette navin. >> the kids loved her. >> reporter: the connecticut couple last seen in august. their abandoned car found in a park and ride lot. >> they're processing the car for every and any piece of evidence that could help point us in a direction. >> reporter: their son, kyle navin already behind bars pleading not guilty to a fire arm violation unrelated to his parents' disappearance. his girlfriend arrested friday. the 31-year-old charged with conspiracy to commit murder. >> hopefully, this family can get resolution. >> reporter: the warrant from details about t

jeannette reyes has more. jeanette says an overwhelming outpouring of support at the french embassy. dozens of bouquets and candles, even bottles of wine. say they areudents touched by this show of solidarity. as frenchan high students stopped by the french embassy to pay their respects. theiroup of teens and teachers landed a day before the attacks. thousands of miles away from home, in a foreign land, they say this is the closest they can get to their country, still reeling from its deadliest attack since world war ii. >> it is difficult to be so far away. i want to thank the americans because we get so much from you. we began 2015 badly. year also very badly. jeaneta secret service officer remained vigilant throughout the weekend and today, officials not taking chances of the possibility tragedy might strike again. us for ad join townhall roundtable. war on terror. we will hear from security and military experts. it will be streamed live on wjla.com. we continue to follow more breaking news out of the distr

jeannette reyes, abc 7 news. jummy: we have learned lee robert moore waived his right to a preliminary hearing. his first court appearance will be in delaware on monday. a top military official is out of a job this noon. defense secretary ash carter fired lieutenant general ron lewis over allegations of improper relationship. carter says he expects the highest standards of conduct from the men and women in the defense department. seen in theomen surveillance video is in court today. a preliminary hearing is being held after this video when fiber -- viral. she is charged with sexually assaulting a man in northeast last month. the other woman in the video is still at large. in the district, security is being ramped up after online threats against howard university. the stepped-up presence at the school and the metro station close by. sam sweeney takes a closer look at the investigation and how students are coping. >> good afternoon. we have learned from campus police there have been no other threats made overnight.

i am jeannette reyes. jummy: we are glad our crew are safe and sound as we take a live look at the white house. today will be a nice day to get out and rake the leaves. doug hill is here with a look at the forecast. it is spectacular. clear skies and sunshine, and their is great color on the trees. laurel, it is bright sunshine and blue skies everywhere you look. at noon, 71 degrees in laurel, many of our areas will hit that. temperatures, upper 60's for the most part in the area. we will have a mild afternoon with tons of sunshine and light wind across the area. as we get through the afternoon, most metro areas inside the theway or, 72 as a high. further north and west you are from washington tend to be just a touch cooler. the rain from yesterday and heavy cloud cover has been pushed to the south. high pressure is building in, it is getting is a. nice day here. tomorrow,ek ahead to plenty of sunshine. on thursday, we may have a brief but after friday it is so nice. the ground, we will tell you what to ex

jeannette reyes has the latest. hearing isthe status taking much longer than usual, getting pretty heated with the defense attorneys saying this is all a farce and the father of the two kids repeating he does not care about catherine hoggle 's mental condition, he just wants his kids back. it has been more than a year since the disappearance of sarah and jacob hoggle. their mother catherine hoggle had been diagnosed with schizophrenia and has shown no improvement. is easilyy she confused and does not understand the charges against her. her attorneys argued that she had been in jail long enough and that all charges should be dismissed, even saying she has been housed without meaning. the motion was quickly denied. looked bewildered. >> i don't need to sound insensitive, but i don't care about her mental state. i don't care about charges. just want my children back. >> she understands the situation . the problem is she does not want to go to jail. >> the plan of the prosecution is, why are we in the district court if

jeannette reyes, abc 7 news. jummy: the at virginia tech are investigating a threatening message found in a bathroom on the campus. the graffiti was inside a stall at price hall. the message read "i will be here november 11 to kill all muslims." virginia tech police have alerted the campus and are investigating. the florida man who flew that gyro copter on the grounds of the u.s. capitol will plead guilty to operating it without a license. that's according to douglas hughes'lawyer. he's expected to plead guilty. he was arrested back in april after flying the aircraft from gettysburg, pennsylvania. he said the goal was to call attention to the influence of big money politics. time for a check on the roadways. let's over the jamie sullivan for look at that. jamie: we are starting up this afternoon with traffic that's going to be a little bit heavy, especially if you're heading in on 66. a crash friday trading on to the capital beltway. it's not closed the we have lanes blocked. becauseke a live look the backup in a

the body of jeffrey and jeannette maven turned up five miles from where they lived. their bodies found near an empty home. they had been missing since august. now 27-year-old kyle maven is being charged with murder. police say his motive was money because his parents planned on cutting him out of their will. kyle is being held on two and a half million dollars bail his girlfriend charged with conspiracy to commit murder and hindering prosecution now being held on $2 million bail. >> claiming responsibility for a deadly attack on a hotel in so mal-i can't, 15 people dead after they set off a bomb and stormed that building. reporting the hotel is also used officials. we know sold mallee special forces sent to the scene. still not clear how the attack ended. continue to monitor the morning. >> an investigation under way in colorado after a gunman shot and killed three people. happened yesterday in downtown colorado springs. the shooter killed a bicyclist and two women and also set a home on fire. he was killed off exchanging gunfire with police. no world on a possible m

we don't even want to take as light jeannette's to put someone in that position with different loyalties. that should answer question. [applause] >> about your opposition to obamacare you are a doctor and all parts of the medical care but are important to you many of the things that obamacare provides, how are your values as a doctor with people getting health care squares of the opposition to the program that has given so the access? >>. >> first of all, the reason i don't like the affordable care act not because it is an affordable but the real reason it flies in the face of the establishment it is supposed to be of a union for identify the people but then to say i don't care rethink this is what we're doing. that is anti-that goal. the whole concept of the people ended basically flips the relationship to put the government in the driver's seat if they can do that with your health and health care not long before they do that with every aspect of their life to begin that fundamental change america. i want to stop it in its tracks most people did not recognize what was happening. we have

. >> i grew up in montana and our great heroine in montana is jeannette rankin. i think her name is been thrown about. she is the first female congressperson and she is the only member of congress who voted against entering world war i and world war ii. even though i think most people in montana, i think most people are kind of on board with world war ii, everyone when i was growing up there was always so proud that she voted her conscience. when i was a teenager in the 80s 80s in the anti- nuclear movement, she was our great hero she had just been a a great peace activist her entire life through the vietnam war. she is one of the great heroes of montana. whether you agree of with how she voted or not, she held her ground and it was not a popular stance, especially with world war ii. she is, i think a person of character and quality and i wouldn't mind looking at her when i was buying junior mints or something. [applause]. >> there was another question right back there. >> so i haven't had a chance to read your book yet. >> that's okay it just came out yesterday.

our group includes a petroleum engineer, a doctor, a farmer, a teacher and a cancer jeannette sift from in all. i'm hiking the trail, too, but since i'm photographer as well as the reporter you won't see much of me. the trail is a purposeful chain of rocks carefully laid during the time inca ruled this western edge of south america until the spanish con questions th arrivea vanished into darkness. this is expected to be our toughest day. and though we didn't yet not, it would come to an ominous conclusion. we ascend over creeks fat with rain and melted snow. water that feeds the lush blanket of green as it climbs towards the sky. reporter: the stone stairs may not be an issue at sea level. but there is a lot less air pressure to drive oxygen through your lungs into your bloodstream. that makes every step a labor of love. the trail rises to a pass elevation 14,000 feet. i reached the last few of the centuries old stairs to find others celebrating beneath an icy wind. we reached the highest point on the inca trail. reporter: how does it feel? >> great, i did it. reporter: the trail descen

this was the scene, police say they came upon at the home of jeannette and james tyler. officers say the smell inside was so bad, that they had to keep going outside for air, but the couple says, their house wasn't this bad until police search. >> took my granddaughter, and then they trashed my house again and they're charging me with animal cruelty, which hurts the most, because i love animals. >> the state has taken custody of the couple's 3-year-old grandchild and the dog and five cats living there took tore malnourished and were taken out of the hospital. found in dorchester was the result of a sudden death around 2:00 p.m. on southern avenue in dorchester. investigators went on to say that discovery is not being looked at as a homicide. >> investigators are looking into what started a fire at a building in medford. firefighters had to open holes in the roof to fight the flames, which broke out after 10:00 p.m. last night on hyde street. no bun was hurt. so far, investigators have not said what sparked the fire. >> elizabeth: next week, the gaming commission will dec

jeannette watson was surprised with a brand-new ford explorer from operation homefront in boise, idahoshe and her family run a small farm there. local football legend ian johnson presented them with the keys. operation homefront is in its fourth year of helping service men and women. >>> there are two close encounters over the weekend with dangerous creatures. >> yes. the first, a great white shark scare for a group of divers in south africa. the close encounter was posted on line by american tourist spencer riley, who was on his honeymoon diving in the area. that shark was chasing a string of bait. >> and then nose-dives straight into a small gap of the shark cage. luckily no one was hurt. described it as not too scary and pretty exhilarating. >>> and near houston, texas, a surprise visitor -- >> whoa. >> jumped in on a shopping center. it put up a fight for this alligator trapper, kristi crowborth, before being subdued. the beast was 12-feet long, weighing more than 900 pounds. crowborth is only a part-time trapper. she faces teeth in her other job, as well, but it's not a dangerous