the local paper published john doe's photograph. >> i had noticed john doe picture in the daily sentinel and the picture stuck in my mind. >> reporter: soon after jeremy collins was watching a television program featuring the william bradford bishop case. >> i told my wife i said you know, that really looks a whole lot like the guy that was in the daily sentinel. so the next day i went to my office and brought up a picture of john doe on the internet and a picture of brad bishop and it was just uncanny how much they looked alike. >> reporter: collins called scottsboro's police chief who contacted the sheriff in montgomery county, maryland. >> he was amazed at the resemblance and he was very interested. >> reporter: the fbi is now taking forensic evidence that will be analyzed at its lab in quantico, virginia. >> they are hoping to collect dna, dental records and fingerprints as with any case and particularly the top 10 fugitive, the fbi follows every lead and turn over every rock until we find our fugitive. that's the case here. >> i just hope something good comes out of it, whether it's

bradford bishop, 6'1'', 180, john doe, 5'9'', 155. plus, if bishop had been homeless, for instance for several years, living on the streets, that could explain both him ageing, prematurely as well as losing some weight. >> that wouldn't explain eye color. >> that's an interesting question. apparently most people have blue eyes and the coroner, according to these court records may have just assumed he did as well. now, we just got off the phone with the scottsboro police chief as well as the detectives, one recently reopened the case which is what spurned all of this and interesting to hear that he was not surprised, nor were his detectives. um, they, on the other hand, they are pushing the fbi now to put john doe's dna in to the fbi database, they hope someone, some family, somewhere in this country can get closure. um, one other note, is the gentlemen in scottsboro who we interview who'd tipped off authorities, he will not be getting that $100,000 reward. bradford bishop still at large. >> that reward out there. >> absolutely. >> tha

take a close look at the unidentify john doe hit by a car in 19-- unidentified john doe hit by a car in 1981 buried in this rural alabama cemetery. police struggled to identify him without success until the case was recently reopened and a photograph of the deceased man published in the local paper. >> the picture stuck in my mind. >> reporter: then jeremy collins saw a tv show about the william bradford bishop case. >> i told my wife you know, that really looks a whole lot like the day in the daily is not nell. so the next day i went -- daily sentinel. so the next day i went to the my office and brought up a picture of john doe and brad bishop on the internet. it was uncanny how much they looked alike. >> reporter: today workers dug up the body in the grave at the cedar hill cemetery. the fbi lab in quantico, virginia, will analyze his fingerprints, dna and dental remains collected here. >> as with any case the fbi follows every lead and turns over every rock until we find our fugitive and that's the case here. >> reporter: the physical similarities between bishop and this john doe

fbi ist now, the exhuming the body of a john doe who could be a man accused of killing his family in bethesda nearly 40 years ago. in the satellite center with more on the investigation, bree. inworking with officials alabama on the search for one of the fbi's 10 most wanted fugitives. just moments ago, the fbi officials started to exhume the body of a john doe to try to determine if it is the body of william bradford bishop junior. a ship allegedly murdered his mother, wife, and three sons inside their bethesda home 38 years ago. authorities allege after killing each one of his family members, he then drove their bodies to north carolina, set them on fire, and then he vanished. filings, thecourt fbi says there is a strong resemblance between a john doe who was hit and killed by a drunk driver back in 1981 and bishop. >> thank you. in the meantime, we move onto the fight to prevent the spread of the ebola virus in america. with ties toputy the case of the ebola patient who died in dallas is now being tested for the virus. this comes as the world bank had a meeting on the outbreak. >>

is exhuming the body of a john doe buried in scottsboro, alabama in its search for william bradford bishop. bishop is accused of killing his wife, mother and three children in their bethesda home in 1976. he was added to the f.b.i.'s ten most wanted fugitive list in april. andrea mccarren joins us live on the road from birmingham to scottsboro with more on what led the f.b.i. there. we said before this is amazing if this concludes this case because people have sighted seeing bishop as late as 2010. >> reporter: absolutely, andrea. what an astonishing -- [ no audio ] casket has just been lifted out of the ground at the cemetery in scottsboro, alabama. i've been talking with law enforcement sources this morning who tell us this john doe buried at the cemetery bears an uncanny resemblance to murder murder suspect william bradford bishop. they tell me they share a distinctive chin cleft, long nose, receding hairline, even side burns. the forensic evidence will be gathered today, including d.n.a. and fingerprints and the f.b.i. will also be examining dental records. i just spoke with the f.b.i.

crews exhumed the body of a john doe yesterday at the cedar hill cemetery in scottsboro, alabama. the man buried there was hit and killed by a car in 1981 and he had no identification only. when the photo of that john doe was put in a local newspaper for a cold case article, an alabama resident jeremy collins compared them to some photos he had seen of bishop on a tv show. >> i told my wife, i said, you know, that really looks a whole lot like the guy that was in the daily sentinel. so the next day i went to my office and brought up a picture of john doe on the internet and i brought up a picture of brad bishop. it was just uncanny how much they looked alike. >> the f.b.i. agreed there was a resemblance leading to yesterday's exhumation of the body. the bodies of bishop's family were found in a shallow grave burned. his car was found abandoned later that month at great smoky mountains national park. there have been many reported sightings of bradford bishop over the years. what are the chances that this is indeed the break the f.b.i. has been looking for? here with us is a special

since john doe was hit by a car, it's also possible he could be missing some of those critical teetho identify him. we've got a lot more on this story. hear from the sister who made the connection between the two men, and whether investigators really think this is their man. tonight on news4 at 5:00 and 6:00. a tisha thompson, news4 i-team. >>> that cigarette being used to check the dna of bishop and john doe is one of many pieces of evidence in this 40-year-old mystery. to see a slide show of evidence from inside the cold case unit, log on to nbcwashington.com/bishop. >>> i tell you, you could not dial up a better day than what we had today. i was outside earlier. it was fantastic! >> and now, waa-waa-waa. >> we're talking a couple of days of wet weather in the forecast. but it's going to be raining the entire time so a little good news there, right? okay. i'll take that. take a look at storm team 4 radar. we're watching the rain, tracking into areas of west virginia, moving eastward, but not making that much headway off toward the east. a lot of it really eroding as it hits the mou

bishop's picture with a picture of a john doe killed when a car hit him on october 18th , 1981. the joe doe had no identification on him, just a piece of paper containing a phone number of a truck driver in kentucky who picked him up a few days prior to the time he was hit and killed. >> despite all the press coverage in 1981 and again in 2013 nobody came forward to identify that john doe. the last confirmed sighting of bishop? march, 1976 at a sporting goods store in jacksonville, north carolina. later that month bishop's car was located in north carolina at the entrance to the great smoky mountains national park. that entrance is 200 miles away from skotsborough, alabama. there will be dna testing tomorrow to determine if it is indeed the body of bradley bishop. >> we'll have live reports tomorrow on wusa9. >>> in new york, newark airport, chicago o'hare, washington dulles and the airport in atlanta. >> dulles international airport one of five airports in this country that will be putting some passengers through additional screenings to hopefully prevent ebola from spreading.

. >> reporter: john doe and all of his secrets have been buried inside this cedar hill cemetery for 33 years. police say he was hit and killed by a car as he was walking along a highway in 1981. now investigators want to know if he's william bradford bishop. >> the similarities are just unbelievably close. >> reporter: montgomery county sheriff has spent his entire career searching for bishop. he said the state department employee murdered his mother, his wife and their three young sons using a short-hand sledge hammer and then used the family station wagon to transport them to a remote section of north carolina where he set them on fire using gasoline. the station wagon was later found in the great smoky mountains park in tennessee about 200 mile from where john doe died fiveears later. he said he's hunted down hundreds of tips and has looked at plenty of pictures of unclaimed bodies. he said when the scottsdale police department sense him the photo in august, he said this might be his best lead yet. >> i just shook my head. i mean, my first instinct was, i can't believe it. it looked

john doe's body was exhumed from a small cemetery in alabama. he allegedly murdered his entire family inside their montgomery county home in 1976. in april, the news 4 i team broke the news that the fbi added him to the 10 most wanted list. the unidentified man bears a striking resemblance to bishop. they are using a cigarette left behind at the murder scene to compare bishop's dna to john doe's. >>> silver spring on high alert as police look for a violent robber. they handed out flyers to an apartment on piney branch road. a manson fronted air woman and commanded money. when she said she didn't have any, the man stabbed her. a $10,000 reward is being offered for information. >>> the lawyer for a man suing a police department in indiana for excessive force says officers are retaliating. the the attorney says that hammond issued a warrant for jamal jones arrest. it is for a misdemeanor marijuana charge for seven years ago. he was tased and they shattered his girlfriend's window. she called 911 twice and asked a supervisor to come to the scene. >>

. >> reporter: the physical similarities between bishop and this john doe are striking. >> the jaw line, his eyes, nose. >> reporter: scottsboro, alabama's police chief alerted sheriffs in montgomery jblcoun maryland. >> he was amazed at the resemblance and was very interested. >> reporter: that fbi analysis at quantico is expected to take at least two weeks. i just got off the phone with sheriff popkin in montgomery county and he tells me the similarities are incredible and he said it was 100% necessary to have this john doe either confirmed or eliminated as brad bishop. reporting live from scottsboro, alabama, andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> we may have to wait a couple weeks to find out those answers. thank you. >>> former d.c. coplinwood barnhill will spend years in prison, but he -- cop linwood barnhill will spend years in prison, but he could have gotten even more time. >> reporter: i'm bruce johnson. a judge just handed a d.c. cop who was prostituting teenage girls a seven year prison sentence. >> this enables the witnesses to move forward. >> reporter: both prosecutor and defense at

john doe appeared thinner and older than bishop. the fbi says if bishop spent several years living on the streets and running from authorities, he likely would have appeared older and thinner. >> we learned the fbi plans to exhume the body of john doe as early as tomorrow morning so they can check records, fingerprints and dna. we have more of that evidence on a special website we created called "the hunt for william bishop." tisha thompson, news4 i-team. >>> right now, we're awaiting a news conference from nfl commissioner roger goodell and expected to talk to the team owners about domestic abuse. they have been battered about abuse of a hand full of their players including baltimore raven ray rice and leads to a chalk in personal conduct policy and how to discipline players and team executives. >> this comes as one of the team's embattled players appeared in court on charges today. minnesota running back, adrian peterson was in texas, after allegedly disciplining his young son with a switch. instead of entering a plea, peterson an

last thursday the fbi dug up the body of a john doe, a man they thought might well be bradford bishop. the two men sure do look alike there in the pictures but the k na does not match up. turns out there were any number of other discrepancies. bishop was described as a few inches taller than the john doe but the police said the man hit by the car had extensive leg injuries so his exact height was unclear and perhaps bishop had lost some weight while on the run. as of tonight fbi agos still believe the former state department employee and suspected murder ser still out there and maybe hiding inplain sight. if you have any information about where he might be please call the fbi at 1-800-call fbi. >>> new information on a georgetown rabbi charged with voyeurism. a judge has released barry freundel on his own recognizance. police accuse him of setting up a hidden camera at a synagogue. according to documents freundel did it twice. it freundel is due back in court next month. >>> we are learning about a lawsuit filed by three former teachers at fairfax county's biggest elementary school. t

was found in alabama. >> alabama prosecutors say john doe died after a car hit him as he was walking down a highway 72 in scottsboro, alabama. the man had no identification except a piece of paper containing the phone number of a truck driver who picked him up while hitchhiking through kentucky a few days earlier which is why the fbi wants to compare his dna to bishop's dna. we have more details about this break breaking developments at 6:00 including why the fbi points to why this could be their man. news4 i-team. >>> to our other top stories. the first ebola death in the united states. the first possible patient admitted to a hospital in dallas. >> here are details. thomas eric duncan, the first person diagnosed with ebola in america died this morning. the 42-year-old died at the dallas hospital where he was being treated. duncan may have contracted the virus in liberia while taking a dying neighbor to the hospital. >> in the meantime, the government is taking new steps to prevent more ebola cases from showing up and the most prepared for an ebola outbreak. >> we have more on ebola

the height i have to tell you could be explained away by the fact that john doe in 1981 was hit by arural alabama highway and killed instantly, both of his legs were broken,

no one came forward to identify john doe. the last time anyone confirmed seeing bishop was in march of 1976 at a sporting goods store in jacksonville, north carolina. that same month bishop's car was located in north carolina at an entrance of the great smoky mountains national park. that entrance is approximately 200 miles from scottsboro alabama. fbi reports indicate bishop could have hid out in th mountains before hitchhiking to alabama. andrea mccarren is on her way to alabama to track the latest on this decades old murder mystery. you can watch for updates on facebook, twitter, on air and www.wusa9.com. >>> we've got breaking news tonight. prince george's county police are on the lookout for a man they say shot and killed another man. we're told the argument escalated in the 2700 block of loring drive in district heights around 9 p.m. the man drew a handgun and fired into a group of people. the shooter ran off on foot and is still out there somewhere. >>> the very first patient diagnosed with ebola in the united states i

now the fbi is comparing icture with a picture of a john doe killed when a car hit him on october 18thoe doe had no identification on him, just a piece of paper containing a phone number of a truck driver in kentucky who picked him up a few days prior to the time he was hit and killed. >> despite all the press coverage in 1981 and again in 2013 nobody came forward to identify that john doe. the last confirmed sighting of bishop? march, 1976 at a sporting goods store in jacksonville, north carolina. later that month bishop's car was located in north carolina at the entrance to the great smoky mountains national park. that entrance is 200 miles away from skotsborough, alabama. there will

the john doe was killed in a hit and run accident back in 1981. >>> massive rain storm kept rescue crewsusy in arizona today. this man had to be pulled from his van. -- >>> and police busted a man on the roof of a building trying to break into a building covered in tar. they say he was trying to rob the shop by busting through the air conditioning shaft. it was the second roof he had been spotted on that night with what police call a makeshift prying tool. he denied charges and resisted arrest in the police car. >> maybe he was just tarring somebody's driveway. >> oh, david. >> why don't they let him clean up before the mugshot. okay. coming up, hillary clinton may not be willing to put her hat in the ring just yet, but somebody pretty close to her just did it for her. >>> and tesla is said to make two big announcements today, and it could mean changes for the entire auto industry. >>> in today's power politics, 26 days until the midterm elections, and voters in several key races now have some contrast to consider. this week was the busiest for candidate debates. pat roberts squared off

thought -- saw pictures of john doe were similar to bishop. he is accused of killing his family 40 years ago. if you have any information about his whereabouts, you are asked to contact the fbi. >> progress in the fight against isil. ♪ there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (man) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> police tell us a person was hit by a train in burke. it happened on the tracks near sideburn road. the extent of the injuries is not known at this point. >> progress to report tonight in the fight against isis. , along with the kurdish military force push on the ground, have kept them from seizing the town. the u.s. has launched 39 airstrikes in the past two days. >> president obama losing support for the current plan. a new washington post poll found 35% of americans approve of the strategy. that is a 15% drop from two weeks ago

. >>> forensic evidence confirms that the body of a john doe exhumed is not one most wanted. man was william bradford bishop jr. wanted for killing his wife and mother and children. the fbi released a statement saying the body is not bishop. >>> the kansas city royals might never lose again. they completed a sweep of the baltimore orioles last night to win the american league pennant. where were you in 1985, christine romans in they won eight games in a row. a playoff record. they face the san francisco giants or the st. louis cardinals in the world series. the giants now lead 3-1. they can close out the series with a win in game five today. kansas city is nuts. this team was not good for a long, long time. now, they simply cannot lose. some people say they are a team of destiny. >> where were you in 1985? i was getting braces. >> i was in seventh grade. >>> a man of show biz talents. neil patrick harris can cross off his bucket list. hosting the oscars. ellen did it last year. he is no stroanger to awards shows. harris was already part of the awards season in the oscar conte

today police exhumed the boived a john doe who has hit and killed by a driver in scotsboro, alabama, in 1981. the victim bears a strong resemblance to william bradford bishop. police say the former diplomat killed his mother, wife, and three children in potomac in 1976. his name was added to the most wanted list last april. d.n.a. tests are being conducted on the remains to see if they are indeed those of bishop. >>> only one american congressman is talking about a possible white house coverup in the secret service scandal. two years ago, three agents were fired after hiring prostitutes during a trip to colombia. according to the whistle blower, another had a prostitute in his room and that the white house may have been aware of the indication before the secret vaffrifed. >>> right now, montgomery county detectives are hunting for a man who stabbed a woman after she told him she didn't have any money. it happened near piney branch 97th avenue in silver spring. reporter? >> the steps are being taken by detectives, patrol officers and even volunteers here the past two hours. they're li

john doe's body was exhumed from a small cemetery in alabama. bradford bishop allegedly murred his entire family inside their montgomery county home in 1976. in april, the news 4 i team broke the news that the fbi added him to the 10 most wanted list. investigators say the unidentified man bears a striking resemblance to bradford bishop. the lab is using a cigarette left behind at the murder scene to compare bishop's dna to john doe's. >>> reuters says kim is still in firm control of his government but has been absent for the public eye because he hurt his leg at a public event in july. kim was walking with a limp. kim reportedly hurt his leg while inspecting military exercises. there has been no mention of kim since september 3rd. >>> there are also reports that north korea and south korea traded fire after the north shot at south korea propaganda balloons. defectors frequently release balloons carrying anti-north korean leaflets. >>> a special memorial for james brady today. he was the white house press secretary under ronald reagan. he passed

the exhumed body is that of a john doe killed in 1981. nottests show the man is bishop. he remains on the most wanted list. >> there is now a new name against isis. operation resolved. the town lies along the turkish border. president obama is quickly losing support for the current plan to fight isil. just 35 percent of americans approve of the current strategy, and 15% drop from april taken just two weeks ago. >> abc 7 and our sister station will give you a voice in the american response to this threat. tomorrow, news channel eight will air a national town hall on the issue. we will also stream live on wjla.com. you can sign up to join the audience. thell find instructions on wjla.com website. hundred of state workers are getting pink slips to stop virginia's lolo freddie. terry mcauliffe will lay off five workers in an attempt to close a budget gap. you also raise rice is at state owned liquor stores. at theyoffs come department of corrections which will close multiple facilities. >> a busy day here for you and all the rest of us. -- all the heavy stuff is out of here.

the john doe was killed in a hit and run accident along a highway in scots bro alabama. a massive rain storm kept others busy. it had to be pulled from the ban when floodwaters overwhelmed streets. nearly an inch and a half of rain fell overnight in the latest round of storms. police in florida busted a man on the roof of a convenience store, trying to break in, covered in tar. 30 yooerld joshua hollowman was found after two in the morning. he tried to rob the shop by busting through the airconditioning shaft. it was the second roof he was spotted on with a crime tool. he denies the allegationment covered in tar. >> the man has issues. he has some creativity as well. >> thank you. check your bank statements, the hackers behind the data breach of jpmorgan likely hit 13 other financial institutions including some of the world's largest banks, and 2 million announcements from it's la, what it could mean for the entire car industry. >>> it appears that the hackers targeted jpmorgan chase attacked other financial institutions. bloomberg news reports the hackers hit 13 other c

tomorrow police will exhume the body of a john doe killed in 1981. we will have updates on this developing story. the family of the sheriff's deputy who monitored -- being monitored for sentence of ebola say they are worried but they do not expect test results to come back positive. inside thomass duncan's apartment, the man who died of the ebola virus just today in a dallas hospital. what is happening tonight? spot for in an unusual a tv live shot. you usually don't get to see this, right over there behind those doors is where customs is located here at dulles. that is where the enhanced ebola screenings will take place in the coming days in the wake of this outbreak of the heart terrific ebola virus. at dulles international airport, there is a new sense of concern. this is one of the nations busiest places for travelers coming in from the west african nation now reeling from the ebola outbreak. extraordinary times so i think we should take extraordinary measures. >> travelers we spoke with are encouraged by the latest announcement by e president. e

phil's and charles and teresa johnson and lauren gray williams and sharon mendosa and natalie and john doe i didn't and peter and craig and jan and mike dar darla danny heather, rebecca and reaping and allen la away listen and matthew and lisa and jackie and sam grant and denice and jose and annabel bryant me cantor and matt, heather johnson and claudia so each one of those individuals have written a letter in support many are recipe at north beach as well as business owners. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm a long time resident and property owner during the development of my property i faced a lot of issues with the city and bruno helped me as i was going through my project site when i learned he was facing difficulties i came forward watching my neighbors over 89 years old as passing on and new generations are coming in it's beautiful to so someone who's committed to our neighborhood bruno is doing this to raise his family i had last year accusations i said this is my home and that's what bruno is trying to do so create a space for to raise his children as well as

john, does it help it? >> it's not going to help the middle class.en good for the rich. the upper 10% has seen the only income gpr'. the 1% has become very wealthy under this president. the middle class disappeared. >> the median income is down under this prqár"ent, as you can see there. jonas, what do you think about this? >> the psychological benefits, there could be some. at best, you are going to benefit the people at minimum wage at the expense of consumers. you are shifting money around, it has some benefits and some negative. doesn't make overall benefits. >> i have to get tracy in here. >> it's going to hurt the small business owners, put some of them out of business z. itis not going to help the economy or middle class at all. >> thanks to jqáár(p for joining us. >>> coming up, keep your cell phone turned off and get a portion of your food bill knocked off. a restaurant discount you can count on. plus, the new jersey housewife going to jail for a money no no. why you should care. gary? >> for the past few months, oil stocks have been on sale

he bears a striking resemblance to john doe buried in a cemetery in alabama. >> i just shook my head. my first instinct was i can't believe it. it looks so much like mr. bishop. >> the unidentified man was hit and killed by a car while walking along a highway in 1981. hundreds of tips have poured in, including the one that september investigators to scotts borough, alabama. after the fbi exhumes the body it will take several weeks to compare the dna. >>> we are following a number of developments concerning the ebola out break. leaders will meet with members of the united nations. also today, 100 u.s. marines will head to liberia to help with containment efforts. they will bring helicopters to help troops and supplies get to the locations. >>> a deputy who responded to the ebola patient is now in the hospital but officials say he does not have the virus. thomas duncan is the first person to be die from ebola in the u.s. he traveled to texas from liberia. he complained of fever, stomach pain and fatigue. he is in the hospital. he never came in direct contact with duncan or any of the bo

. >> call john doe -- >> the less accurate the system, the more distracted the driver, scoring the best was toyota, its system is the same level of mental distraction as listening to a book on tape. >> whatever i said it got it right the first time. >> the most distracting was the system used by chevrolet, but they say that the study found no correlation to increased crash risk and aaa looked at apple siri and that surfing and apps on social media was even more distracting than any other the auto system. >> reporting from washington, karen travers, channel 6 "action news." >>> well, if you take a trip to the jersey shore today your journey on the atlantic city expressway will be cheaper, starting today and every tuesday, tolls are waived at egg harbor and pleasantville plaza. it's a new campaign to encourage people to head to the shore during the week. >>> now lets go with matt pellman in the traffic center. in many spots, yes indeed. some activity on the expressway, now the speeds are back up to pace, enjoy the eastbound ride with the toll free conditions, meanwhile a crash in middleto

john, does it help it? >> it's not going to help the middle class.ent has been good for the rich. the upper 10% has seen the only income gpr'. the 1% has become very wealthy under this president. the middle class disappeared. >> the median income is down under this prqár"ent, as you can see there. jonas, what do you think about this? >> the psychological benefits, there could be some. at best, you are going to benefit the people at minimum wage at the expense of consumers. you are shifting money around, it has some benefits and some negative. doesn't make overall benefits. >> i have to get tracy in here. >> it's going to hurt the small business owners, put some of them out of business z. itis not going to help the economy or middle class at all. >> thanks to jqáár(p for joining us. >>> coming up, keep your cell phone turned off and get a portion of your food bill knocked off. a restaurant discount you can count on. plus, the new jersey housewife going to jail for a money no no. why you should care. ♪ mr. daniels. mr. daniels. look at this. what's thi

the fbi is looking into a tip that the john doe buried in a small alabama town, could be william bradford bishop. earlier this year, bishop was placed on the fbi's ten most wanted list, for killing his mother, wife, and their three children back in 1976. he's not been seen since then. the person inside the coffin was hit and killed by a car in 1981. it should take a few weeks before the dna results are returned. >>> it's been more than seven months now since 8-year-old relisha rudd disappeared from the d.c. general homeless shelter. her suspected kidnapper who worked at the shelter as a janitor killed himself before she was found. since then the shelter and the non-profit organization that runs it, have been heavily criticized. as shomari stone reports, there are new complaints tonight. >> reporter: tonight the community partnership for the prevention of homelessness had its 25th anniversary gala with wine, salmon, desserts, salad, entertainment, and much more. this non-profit organization, also known as tcp, runs the d.c. general homeless shelter. 8-year-old relisha rudd was last seen at

really as a homeless man, as a vagrant. >> reporter: the fbi will now compare john doe's dna samples to bishop's dna, left behind on a cigarette found at the murder scene. as similar as the two men look, sheriff popkin warns, this might not be bishop. >> if this is not bishop, i think this determination will continue to find him. and if some reason he is at home watching this on the news and laughing at the fact this is not him and we're going down there and spending this time to do that, well, we're going to come and get him too. >> the fbi is offering a $100,000 reward for the tip that leads them to bishop. at 6:00, we're going to introduce you to the man who made the connection between the two men, and hear what he has to say about what happened today. tisha thompson, news4 i-team. >>> we've created a special website on the hunt for william bradford bishop that includes never before seen evidence. see it all by going to nbcwashington.com/bishop. >>> it's a case that rocked the d.c. police department and the city. tonight a former cop is heading to prison for seven years after admi

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. >> call john doe. >> calling donna at home. >> not donna, no. >> reporter: aaa and university of utah researchers looked at brain patterns, reaction times and driver behaviors. >> saturday is going well. so -- >> reporter: the more interaction the system requires -- >> sorry, i didn't get that. >> reporter: -- the greater the chance of distraction. >> you have to say the message just right. if you get off by a little bit, it doesn't understand. >> reporter: the greater the distraction, the greater the chance of missing a traffic light, stop sign or pedestrian. listening to the radio is a low category 1 distraction, but it increases if we listen to e-mails. >> you have at least 25 e-mails. here are the latest three. >> reporter: or if you try to dictate a text. and the distraction increases to a 3 or 4 if we try to talk to a computer-generated voice. aaa says the least distracting system was toyota's entune with a 1.7 ranking, similar to listening to an audio book. the most distracting the chevy mylink with a 3.7 ranking, but chevrolet takes issue with the research, telling nbc news aa

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. >> call john doe. >> not donna. cancel.l john doe. >> reporter: researchers are asking if the very latest hands-free voice command systems cause drivers to get distracted. and the answer is yes. one driver in a simulator who's voice messaging a facebook update gets so distracted, she rear ends the car in front. but the biggest problem is not the driver. the study concludes that errors made by the voice systems cause the greatest distraction. here, the driver is asking apple's siri to call a restaurant. >> cafe trio. >> sorry, i didn't get that. please select a restaurant. >> reporter: in the driver's frustration, she misses a prompt that measures her attention to the road. david strayer of the university of utah designed the study. is it really that distracting to talk to your automobile about a phone call? >> it can be. in situations where you have a system that's very difficult to use, it's extremely frustrating to use then, yes, you'll be paying attention to that. and not paying attention to traffic lights and pedestrian

something similar is under way in wisconsin where something called the john doe process, involved raidsmes with the effect of suppressing activity of all groups on a conservative side supporting scott walker in a very close gubernatorial race. >> i thought it was interesting the opinion said unless an ongoing controversy exists there is no indication how the court determines how the controversy engd ended and scrutiny over with. it is interesting they decided to dismiss it but never know how it wags cleaned up. >> i think the judge could have gone either way because the irs voluntarily stopped the harassment. it is not permanent and it's not a order and they're just as dangerous and the public wants justification. >> other details on this. on managing documents they have been going after. >> how about this? >> it's hard to keep a straight face. there's no such government job as first lady of the government department. the first lady doesn't work for the justice department. here's executive privilege it has to be document that's pertain to military, diplomatic secrets or sensitive nation

. >> call john doe.says smart phones can be complex and inaccurate and requires more concentration. the crown adds that apple voice search led to 1 of the highest level of distractions. but technology can be the solution if it easier to use. >> technology has created the distracted problem but it could solve it. >> a similar study was done in the bay area, researchers tracked drivers brain activity and eye movement and voice command was one of the most distracting things someone can to behind the wheel. the national highway safety administration has issued guideline. >>> the noble prize for physics went to 3 scientist. this years prize is about like. >> light. died ons that light up smart phones. two are from japan, and the third is from uc santa barbara. >>> organizers call i'd bark in the park, a chance for military and police dogs to show off their skills to public. handlers say for the dogs it's a game -- game. jillian is a lab being trained to help people in wheelchairs. >> we look for mellow dogs w

the midge -- image on the left is a death photo of a mysterious john doe in alabama in 1981. the on the right, a photograph of william bradford bishop just before he disappeared the >> it was the closest picture i have ever seen to that resembling bishop. >> in march 1976 bishop was denied a promotion in the state department's foreign service. according to the police he went to his home in bethesda and, one by one, murdered his wife, her mother and their three sons and then he vanished the >> earlier this year the officer convinced the f.b.i. to add him to their most wanted list. then came the big break, a national crime show featured the bishop case and in tiny scottsville, alabama, a man -- uneral worker thought of a case of a long unidentified man. a man struck and killed along the highway in 1981 who because -- was buried