air, when i see the white house from the air, when i go through the tidal basin and see the jefferson memorial, i pinch myself. >> the white hou small from the air. the low profile of the city buildings became more evident than ever from up above. but the u.s. capitol still loomed large on the hill in this city of power. our exclusive flight would come to an end soon, but this huey and every other helicopter at joint base andrews will stay on standby 24/7, 365, ready when needed to protect this city and this country at a moment's notice. >> thank you for joining us for "the best of beyond the lens." happy thanksgiving. ♪♪ ♪♪ what if home security was different? what if it looked different? what if the measure of working, ♪♪ what if it was so easy to use, you actually used it. [alarm] you have 3 minutes to exit. what if it gave you time, and what you really need from home security. a sense of security. ♪♪ >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> coming up on fox5 news morning, an overnight fire rips through a popular re

we are hearing from a brave woman to learn how much bill: look at the gorgeous shot of the jefferson memorial on the water. if you are heading out, a light jacket. you will be fine. we are not expecting any big weather related problems by any stretch. this is how it looks. 48 at of:00. 46 by 8:00. we will keep the temperatures in the 40's. it will be cooler on >> we have five fugitives and two are new. one is an accused woman beater. another in the 50's. the police are offering a $10,000 reward if you help them find hinkal. the marshalls want williams. he has been -- the marshals want williams who has been on the lamb for months accused of assault with a dangerous weapon. they also want ward who is breaking into houses. on -- grenados who is accused of tries to force a woman in his bedroom before she escaped. this is a felony and we take it seriously. they are wanted for abduction and assault and battery. if you have any information contact the police department. i'm q mccray. i'll see you next week with another edition of "7 on your side" fighting back wall of justice. >> what we are asking

at the jefferson memorial, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. announcer: right now at 5:00.l eyes at the virginia voter suppression over the phone. messages raising suspicion. metro worker comes up with an old car makeover that saves big bucks and the environment. plus, watch your inbox. netflix subscribers. someone is after your name and the credit card number. you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". alison: good evening. tonight 7 is on storm watch as a cold rain is falling all over d.c. area. larry: we knew it was coming. get to chief meteorologist bill kelly on alert in the weather center. bill? bill: we continue to watch that. the rain is more on than off. we are getting a couple of breaks well west. look at the green on the map. a raw, rainy evening and it will stay the way along the beltway. the traffic is slower out there. i was looking at the traffic maps around. the rain .97 of an inch. nearly an inch of rain. widespread totals. ha around the region. the temperature outside the 43 degrees. wind chill factors are colder than that. we are talking about the 33 to 37. gra

jefferson's criticism of washington. john marshall knows how important it is for american public memory to really celebrate our great figures. so we have this copy of john marshall's biography of george washington. this is marshall chief justice taking the reins. to the most film earlier part. these are the great decisions. i think about the big themes we get from these decisions. the assertion of judicial independence. connected with that, decisions that move toward a vision of the constitution that gives the federal government more power. it is a reading of the constitution to do genuinely national things. this is the flashpoint between jefferson and marshall. it is important to think about john marshall's legacy of building up the legitimacy of the supreme court. john j was offered this appointment and he turned down because he did not think it was a good job. marshall sits on the court for 34 years. during this time, he is nominated by john adams. john adams is seceded by a series of democratic republicans. they are all looking to lay claim to the constitution. put supreme justices on the court to limit the position of

jefferson's criticism of president washington. john marshall knows how important it is for american public memory to really celebrate our great figures. none bigger than george of angton and his bigger new and energetic government. so we have this copy of john marshall's biography of george washington. a great way to end here as we walk over and talk about the great decisions of the marshall courts. this is marshall chief justice taking the reins. then we will talk about some of the big decisions that happened during the marshall court. now we moved the most familiar part of john marshall's life. these are the great decisions. we are thinking about the big themes we get from these decisions. one is john marshall's assertion of judicial independence. this is where decisions like marbury versus madison come in. connected with that, decisions that move toward a vision of the constitution that gives the federal government more power. it is a reading of the constitution of rod powers for the federal government to do genuinely national things. this is the flashpoint between jefferson and marshall. it is important to think about john marsha

jefferson torresdale hospital. sara bloomquist is live on the 4200 block of may fair tonight. sara, what is the story? >> jim a memorial is growing here at the spot where 57-year-old kevin cullen was so badly beaten he later died from his injuries. cullen grew up here in may fair and was well known around the neighborhood and his brother told us he will be sorely missed as the police work to identify the teenager that assaulted him. >> posters and flowers mark the spot where 57-year-old kevin cullen was so brutally sauled he suffered injuries he would not survive. police believe a group of teenagers targeted cullen with the intense of robbing him and they were stunned this could happen in the neighborhood they grew up. >> this is 6:00 at night. it's hard to believe. we walk down the streets hundreds of times. >> at tack happened sunday evening and witnesses told police that the teens slammed cullen's head against the side a row home. >> i heard employee loud thumps. >> this neighbor came out side to help. she could tell he was badly hurt. >> my thing is, it's not right. it's quiet and hurting me to know that they were

jefferson session. today in front of the house judiciary committee, attorney general session's year-long memory lapse about his communications with russians continued to bewilder legislators. >> in your testimony today you have stated i don't recall at least 20 times. is that fair to say? >> i have no idea. >> you criticized hillary clinton for telling fbi investigators i can't remember approximately 35 times. you also stated during that lou dobbs interview that the intentional failure to remember can cute perjury. do you still believe that the intentional failure to remember can cute a criminal act? >> if it's an act to deceive, yes. >> so sessions has forgotten and remembered so many times, you have to go all the way back to january to try to make sense of what he said today. at his confirmation hearing, sessions made this statement to senator al franken. >> if there is any evidence that anyone affiliated with the trump campaign communicated with the russian government in the course of this campaign, what will you do? >> senator franken, i'm not aware of any of those activities. i have been called a surr