police say the 81-year-old victim found suspect kari edwards naked in her garage saturday morning. edwards reportedly started to chase the woman who locked her door and climbed 911. he climbed through the window and began to choke her. when police arrived edwards took off with the victim's purse, keys, phone, and wallet. officers caught up with him a few hours later. he had a loaded semi-automatic pistmispistol pistol. he's now being held without bond. >>> neighbors are on edge after a woman was attacked near a jogging trail in this happened in the collington neighborhood. a man came out of the woods and sexually assaulted her. she was able to fight him of and she ran away. the trail is near the playground. if you know or saw anything, police want to hear from you. >>> lunchtime chaos in prince gorges county after a car crashed right into a restaurant. look at the scene there. it happened yesterday at babes and boys tavern. dozens of customers were inside eating lunch. ten people were hurt. seven of them had to be treated at the hospital. everyone is expected to be okay. the driver

the 81-year-old victim found kari edwards in her garage naked. he chased the victim and locked the door and edwards climbed through the kitchen window and began to choke her. when officers arrived edwards took off with the victim's purse, keys, phone and wallet. they caught up with him a few hours later. edwards was already under court suspicious after allegedly assaulting another woman in d.c. last month. he's now being held without bond. >>> chaos at lunchtime after a car crashed into a restaurant. dozens of customers were inside eating lunch. several of them had to be treated at the hospital. the driver, vernelle robinson, she talked to of this happened. >> my brakes went out. that's where -- i was trying not to panic. that's how i ended up over there. >> still no word this morning on any possible charges for robinson. keep an eye on the nbc washington app. we will post an update as we learn more information. >>> 5:15. every kid looks forward to trick or treating and most kids do. parents, you might want to make the most of your time and let t

. >> 23-year-old kari edwards was supposed to be under -- he forced his way into a woman's home. he's live in camp springs with more on what happened. justin? >> reporter: aaron, it was just before noon on police were called to a nearby home invasion in camp springs. they later saw a man running naked down aught road here. but that was not the only thing he was missing. turns out that 23-year-old edwards was missing his gps monitor. he should have had that thing on there. he's now accused of breaking inside a home and trying to rape and kill a woman. he escaped, running off naked with stolen items. later arrested in his clothing. late last month he was charged with sexually assaulting a woman in d.c. where he is also from. the judge had to wear a gps ankle monitor during his release before trial. records also showed he was tampering with that device. i want to give you a sense of where that whole thing happened on saturday. this is the camp springs area where he was found in the 5800 block of auth road. if you saw something weird out details about this case and perhaps others her

prince george's county police have just released this video of kari edwards, he's 32, he lives in southeast, he broke into the woman's home saturday. when officers arrived, they say he allegedly ran out of the house naked. he got away, but was caught nearby with clothes on. he is facing attempted murder and attempted rape charges. according to police documents, edwards was already in the high intensity supervision program in d.c. for another sex assault that happened last month. leon and pat, back to you. >> all right. a new report -- thank you, sc t scott. a new report on who pays more in bank fees. >> the survey finds the poor pays three times more than those who make more. susan hogan is working on ways to cut those fees. >> that's right. while this report does show that the poorest of americans are dishing out more in bank fees, there are options out there. it will just take a little digging from all of us to find them. federal studies continue to show america's poorest people are paying the most in bank and/or credit union fees. the consumer financial protection bureau says, for exampl