evan lambert, fox 5 local news. >>> president trump personally firing back at the espn host who called a white supremacist. in a they were dumping espn in record numbers and told the network to apologize. he's referring to ja meal hill. she called the president a white supremacist who has largely surrounded himself with other white supremacists. on wednesday, the white house press secretary called eight fireable offense. today, they elaborated further. >> point is that espn has been hypocritical. they should hold an core to a fair and consistent stand. they suspended linda cone not too long ago for expressing a political viewpoint. they said espn has become political and hardly the network, this is had clearly a political statement. they should be consistent in whatever guidelines they set themselves in that front. >> espn issued an apology but did not remove hill. she also tweeted the post reflected her personal beliefs. >>> well, a boy from northern virginia wrote to president trump saying it would be an honor to cut the white house lawn >> today, his wish came right now. 11-year-old

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live in northwest, evan lambert. "fox5 local news". >> new details tonight about one of three men is accused of kidnapping, raping and assaulting a teen age girl in mash mar and the group ambushed the 18-year-old victim in frederick on september 1. victor gonzalez gutierrez and edward cheeks hernandez are charged in connection with the case and third suspect remains on the run. today we obtained court documents that show gonzalez ambiguity air he's was arrested following a police chase. he faced deportation and the judge granted him bond. all procedures were followed and not everyone agrees with that. >> you ask yourself how and why. the reason why is the system is broken, not only immigration system but enforcement and backside where people have to wait so long for court dates and immigration court and bonds are set and the courts know these people will not appear in court or immigration court face deportation. >> ice says immigration judge granted bond because gonzalez gutierrez did not have criminal con vicks and

fox 5 was on the scene, evan lambert is live with the latest. evan? >> investigators tell us that the mother and the baby are alive. this all started on a second floor unit in this apartment complex just behind us, you could see that restoration crews are boarding up some of those windows that were burned by this fire. police tell us the suspect, a man in a relationship with this victim, is in custody. and that is almost entirely because of the bravery of the woman. investigators say she had the wherewithal to after being doused with a flammable liquid and set on fire to get out of the apartment and get help. she also told police who set her on fire, and where police could find him. we spoke with a neighbor who describes seeing the woman who was pregnant at the time as burning when she was trying to get >> the young lady that lives upstairs. baby's father put her inside the tub and put gas inside and lit her on fire. she was banging on the door, screaming, banging on everybody's door and the guy that lived in the amenpartment t to me and the whole apa

when you have people like william lambert, george d baptista, william webb, madison lightfoot, you can go on and on in terms of these pioneering abolitionists. they were joined at some extent by the white abolitionists, many of them being quakers, is william lambert had been schooled, educate and lived among the quakers when you left trenton, new jersey, -- he is a phenomenal individual because like what of the name conductors of the underground railroad. i know in my class at the newark city when i talk about the underground railroad, the first ticket semite is the a train, the d train, no. colson has done his thing in terms of the metaphorical treatment of the underground railroad, but this was a process, the byway in which these here fugitive slaves could get away from bondage come to get away from the so-called peculiar institution and end up in detroit. so this year, sculpture symbolizes the people and after 1850 when you had the fusion is slave law, when the act was passed that meant -- fugitive slave law. we got the blackburn case, the blackbird affair, of these runaway fugitive

evan lambert is live on one of those field that is recently failed the test. evan? >> reporter: shawn, the lights are off at the field, we moved just outside but i want to explain how this field test works. essentially. the department of general services for weight drop it onto the field. it has centers on it and tells them the amount of impact absorbed. if that you be in under 200, then it's considered safe. if it's over 200, then the rfk for injury increases. of where this controversy comes in, starts with test result that is a parent group got in tenleytown. in april, a parent group interested in this issue, says the city's department of general service tested the field and came back with a number over 200. the parents say the city and the school system did nothing to keep kids off the field until they complained over the summer. several months later. the department of general services tells us they were waiting to confirm all the information. the principal did send out a letter to parents letting them know the field would be closed when school started in august.

evan lambert is live near the white house with the details. evan? >> reporter: the secret service said they first caught up with timothy bates in front of the gallery about a block from the white house, they interviewed him searched his car and found the arsenal of weapons nine guns and three knives. we'll take a look at 37-year-old bates, you can see this arsenal of weapons. seven of the nine guns according to secret service agents were loaded. the agents say that there were dozens of rounds of ammunition along with them. according to the secret service bates told them he came to the white house to speakit admiral rogers director of the n.s.a. and defense secretary jim mattis he also wanted advice on missing paychecks and help getting a dog chip out of his hid. according to the us attorney's office, bates did see a judge for his first appearance this afternoon. he was ordere to be held until a preliminary hearing on thursday. we got in touch with the memphis police. it's unclear if he had plan to use those weapons in any of the court documents or f

time of tragedy. >> reporter: anyone with information is asked to call howard county police, evan lambert, fox 5 local news. >>> another big story tonight. hurricane irma grown into a fierce category 4 storm. florida and puerto rico declared states of emergency but still questions about where monster will hit. caitlin has a look at the latest track. what's the latest? >> the 11:00 p.m. update not much changed from the national hurricane center. one thing is for sure, irma is massive. take a look at this category 4. it formed days ago, last thursday as a tropical storm, it has been crawling west ward across the atlantic and starting to approach some of the lee ward islands where there are numerous hurricane warnings in evict. you can see the distinct eye in the center of that storm. some of those outer rain bands extending up to 140 miles around the diameter of the storm. here's irma, winds sustained miles an hour, central pressure 943 million bars over the next 48 hours it will move over the islands and puerto rico and looks to go north of he is pan yowl la and cuba but maintains its stre

live on the national mall, evan lambert. fox 5 local news >>> we have a question for you. this is beyond the scope. i know there's union regulations. is the camera in your car tilted a little bit? you're coming in slanted >> you got a lean going on >> the other way. >> dan is adjusting the camera right now. we'll make sure it's good for our next. >> it's friday, we're having a little fun, thanks, evan. >> cool effect. >> know what folks can expect weather-wise. we got the lien going on. >> there you go, >> we got maybe a stray shower to pop up that we'll have to deal with. be aware of that. 70 by 8:00. 82 by midday, we got the sunshine but i can't rule out maybe a pop-up shower. same story for monday. we're actually going to go see these temperatures will be in the 80's. not the 70's, 85 for tomorrow. that is not the correct map. here's a look at the tropical tracker we're keeping a close eye on jose which has strengthed to a category 1 hurricane. tropical depression 14. really not doing a lot. but we're watching jose. the question is how close will it come to the coastal

evan lambert is live outside fedex in land however where the redskins are playing right now. >> reporter: lindsay, lauren, we saw redskins also some raiders kneeling during the national anthem here at fedex. we've been talking to fans about this and their reactions are truly split. >> several redskins players along with most of the raiders needle during the national anthem in washington sunday night. the protests cap off a day of demonstration by nfl players and even owners across the league who linked arms with protesting raves and jaguars players needle. chicago the entire steelers organization stayed in locker room, more than 100 players demonstrated in opposition to president trump who used an expletive to describe protesting players and called on team owners to fire them at a speech in alabama on friday >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owner when is somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a -- off the field, right now. out, he's fired. >> reporter: the president responded again. tweeting quote, sports fans should never condone players that do not stand proud

evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> up next, another vandal targeted the lincoln memorial. why the damage this time is much worse. also ahead how a man's prank on his daughter led to gunfire and the dad in handcuffs . taylor swift is trying to shake off a lawsuit. we're going to play the songs and let you decide. coming up tonight on the final five, cot last attempt to repeal and re place obama care actually make it through congress? jl takes a jim lokay takes a closer look on the final five at s one:30. countless patients. countless ailments. countless hours. and guess what? you can handle it all. be a leader in your field with a bsn from strayer university. a nursing program created by and for nurses. let's get it, nurses. >> president trump shaking things up at the united nations today putting north korea, iran and the un itself on notice. his blistering speech was his first address to the general assembly as president. defending his america first foreign policy. when addressing north

fox5's evan lambert reports. report report fairfax county police are investigating what exactly lead that car to veer off the road and hit a tree killing two young adults. according to pic last night a 2018 infinity sedan ran off beach mill road hitting the south side of the road. they've identified the driver as 26 year old benjamin winger, 23 year old wepger was in the passenger seat. winger and ryan died at the keen of the crash. throughout the day people have been leaving flowers at the scene of the crash. ryan's 15 year old sister was in the backseat. she is facing life threatening injuries and was air lifted to a nearby hospital. neighbor charles jenkins describes witnessing that horrific scene. it was up on its, it flipped over and was totally wrapped around the tree just an incredible amount of vehicles here. i just stayed back because i knew there were two people who had -- were deceased. i didn't want to get that close. i think if the tree had not have been there, the pond it very , they would have gone

evan lambert. "fox5 local news". >> developing right now we have learned a man killed in a car crash in clarksville this morning was a d.c. police officer. barry eastman of ellicott city his car was headed north on route 32 when crossed the double-yellow line and hit a tractor-trailer traveling southbound. the dprivr was the truck was not hurt. >> a man was arelationed at the white house with an arsenal in his car. timothy bates was stopped by secret service is officers sunday morning for allegedly urinating in public. upon searching his car they found nine guns, three knives, brass knuckles bates told the officers he was headed to white house to meet nagal security director admiral mike rogers and defense secretary james mattis and wanted implanted chip removed from behind his ear. bates now faces felony charges for illegally carrying a ri rifle. >>> new tonight a family in leesburg is mourning the loss of a loved one. leesburg man is in jail accused of stabbing his father to death. investigators

evan lambert has the story from northwest. >>reporter: police believe all five people injured have non life threatening injuries. this started when police were chasing a stabbing suspect. it ended when the car crashed right here in front of trump international hotel. a witness shot this video of the massive police presence outside trump hotel. moments after the crash, you see officers rush a white chevy sedan, according to than withs that's the officers ended up pulling the suspect out. he was taken out by emergency workerses on a stretcher. police say what ended here as a crash started as a pursuit of a stabbing suspect five people including the suspect and two officers had to be taken to the hospital. this white car that you saw there comes screaming down and police are chasing them, the bumpers already off the car and i don't think obviously he expected the barricade hit there. hit some woman in her car. i'll tell you you what, these cops were you out of their car immediately and on this guy. a witness tells me the suspect

evan lambert is live at the apartment complex in capitol heights where it started is.ctim's mother. what did she tell you. >> i talked to the mother a half hour ago and she told me her daughter andrea granage remains in critical condition. this is a picture of her daughter andrea that the family shared with "fox5" and that mother says her daughter called her saying that she was on fire and that her boyfriend set her on fire and that he might be headed to the mother's house to harm her. police got to that suspect first. this is video in the moments after the attack this afternoon. police say just before noon a man through a flammable liquid on his pregnant girlfriend and lit her on fire. she was able to escape and get the help of neighbors. police say set her on fire and he might be headed to her mom's house to harm her other family members. investigators contacted the suggestion spet and were able to get him to turn hemself in in d.c. we spoke to a neighbor here that saw gaanag desperately trying to get help while she was on fire. >> the young lady that lived upstairs

fox5's evan lambert "eyewitness news" us with the latest. any decision yet? >>reporter: shawn, tony, this is all still going on. this debate ongoing. about an hour ago council member proposed a new amendment basically whether or not only legal permanent residents are green card holders should be allow to vote and that would exclude undocumented immigrants. so that is what's being discussed now. that triggered an an entire new round of public comments. so that is what is happening upstairs at city hall right you north korea i can tell you earlier this in the night this has been a contentious debate one man in line to speak about the proposal came to the podium saying he got called a nazi while waiting in line to voice his opinion. people on both sides of this extremely what they are deciding un documented immigrants or illegal permanent residents should be able to vote for things like mayor and city council or on local meafers. no workmanships propose these non citizens get to t vote for state or national issues. there is major divide on whether or not non cit

evan lambert is live near the white house with the latest. >> reporter: tony, secret service agents they say came into contact with timothy bates just a block from the white house, he was urinating in public, they interviewed him and eventually got permission to search his car. that is when they found the weapons they say he had in his car. you're going to go see a picture of 37-year-old timothy bates right now and just a moment. you'll see this cash of weapons that secret service found him with. seven out of nine gun found they say were loaded. they also say bates had dozens of rounds of ammunition. agents say bates told him he came to the white house to speak with mike rogers director of nsa and defense secretary jim mattis reportedly were theed device on missing paychecks and wanted to get a dog chip out of his head. saw a judge for his first appearance, he was ordered held until a preliminary hearing. thats had scheduled for thursday. we've also been in touch with a memphis police department who confirmed that bates worked for them for 13 years. from 2000 to 2013 when he retired. it'

fox5's evan lambert is live at zc police headquarters. the question is what did the apartment have to say about that account? tone any, they're not sharing too much. the account was accessible as recently as yesterday on instagram. it's down now after the content was reported to mpd supervisors. these memes shared on the now defunct nt gram account american cops ranked up hundreds of likes and comments. take a look at some of the content. an activist group life one shows chef gordon ramsey appearing to becomen raged. it says this chicken is so black the police are screaming at it to stop resisting. then there's this one that shows an officer calling an asian woman sue she because he can't proindian ocean her name. the postses rnlt funny of black lives matter d.c if you feel like you can equate a black person to a chicken then absolutely you need to be fired because you are no longer competent. on posts on the account which has since been deleted officer dennis foagly publicly identified himself as the operator. even posting pictures of hi

evan lambert has more on this unusual pest. a mystery is unraveling in pentagon city. and the evidence is on the move. authorities describe the culprit s as red accents. the words costco wholesale emotional blazenned on the handles. they're all over the place especially here in crystal city and pentagon city. if you haven't figured it out already our curious creature is the ever wanding costco shopping cart. for years neighbors have essentially seen more abandoned cost costco carts carts on the city of arlington than in the costco mart. carts of pcarl last week. online publication arlington first reported about wall ses account. we thought i was funny just on a half hour walk there were probably like 15 carts every where we turned. there's this master piece well captured on september 206789 cas could he carts in their natural happen tat at epic smoke house happy hour or this one, a loan cart going rogue and trying a pizza brand other than kirkland where ts at the problem, wall hopes someone will take the issue a bit more seriously. whether customers have the courtesy t

evan lambert, fox5 local newses. harvey, irma. we had our own share of storms. what a long week for the people in florida and the caribbean islands. and tonight beginning in probably a half hour or so it's going to go way downhill in bar buddha. >> my brother lives in miami and i was talking with him earlier and he said tomorrow they're going to head north. nasa re leased this from the international space station. everybody is talking about this hurricane because not only do we have views like this from space but now we have satellite that are sending us back high resolution pictures and you can see the incredible structure of this really frightening hurricane. it's intense. it is jaw dropping. it is record setting. in fact it may be the strongest hurricane we've ever seen in the atlantic. there have been stronger or they're usually in the car rib and and the guf of mexico. it's not just one, it's irma and jose . that one looks likes ' going to turn. we turn our attention to irma where they continue to fly into it tonight and going over and over the last pass th

evan lambert is tracking all that. he's live with more.orter: jim, sarah, it's going to be a bus busy day tomorrow with all these events happening around the same time on the mall. we have the mother of all rallies. that is a pro- trump group. you also have a jug low march. that's a group of fans of the band the insane clown pom see. they're here pro testing their designation as a gang. that imreup is going to be here starting their march at the lincoln memorial and then there's also a charity event for breast cancer, a 5k race that will be ending on the mall. we talked to d.c. police, they say that they are prepared to backup park police because of all of closures in this area. about 15 sections of road around the mall closed so it's a good idea if you're planning oncoming down here and don't want to take part in any of these events just seek other plans. the disappearance of two young children in montgomery county took a new twist today. their mother, catherine hoggle l is now charg ed with murdering her kids. two year old jacob and four

live in northwest, evan lambert. "fox5 local news". >>> we have new details tonight about one of three suspects accused of kidn kidnapping, raping and assaulting a teenage girl in maryland. police say the group ambushed an 18-year-old girl in frederick on september 1. victor gonzalez gutierrez and 7-year-old edgar cheek ahernandez is charged in connection with the case and a third suspect is on the run. today we obtained court documents that show gonzalez gutierrez was arrested in april following a police chase and faced deportation and the judge sgraptd him bond. immigration officials insist all procedures were followed and some disagree. >> you ask yourself how and why. the reason why is the system is broken. not only immigration system but enforcement and backside where people have to wait so long for court dates and immigration court and bonds are set and the courts know these people will not appear in court or immigration court to face >> ice says immigration granted bond because he did not have prior criminal c

lambert is live at the scene. it sounds like a mess. how did this all start reert. >>reporter: police say that they were chasing a suspect in a stabbing from another section of the city. when they got here, right in front of the trump international hotel the suspect 's car hit several other cars before crashing here. five people injured, including two officers taken to the hospital. this is witness video of the massive police presence here. it was actually shot from the trump hotel. you can sees of on ers converge on a white chevy sedan. witnesses say that's the suspect's car. a short time later officers were able to pull the suspect out who had obvious injuries. he was taken out by emergency workers on a stretcher . police say what ended here as a crash included several crime scenes, but start ed as a pursuit of a stab bing suspect. i spoke with the witness who was eating lunch outside trump hotel who says the suspect t boned a woman with a child in her car. the woman was they were yelling at her to leave. she accident want to. she had a baby in the backseat. they

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they were joined to some extent by the white abolitionist, many of them quakers because we in lambert had been schooled uneducated and lived among the quakers when he left her new jersey and write in detroit. key for me is a phenomenal individual because he was like one of their main conductors of the underground railroad. i know in my classes in new york city when i talk about the underground railroad the first thing in mind is that a train, d train and i say no. this was a process, the byway in which these here fugitive slaves could get away from bondage, get away from so-called peculiar institutions and in-depth and destroyed. this year, ed dwight's sculpture symbolizes the people and certainly after 1850, when you had the fugitive slave law, when the act was passed that meant although, and we got the blackburn case, the blackburn affair of these runaway fugitives who arrived from louisville, kentucky, and i thought they had found a safe refuge away from these bounty hunters, but with the passing of the 1850 slave act that meant you had to go a bit further so these people are looki

evan lambert is live tonight with this story.>reporter: those five people hurt do not have live threaten ing injuries. that is a according to police. this start ed as a chase here and ended with a crash in front of the trump hotel. a witness shot this video of the presence outside trump hotel moments after the crash. you see officers rush a white chevy sedan. according to than withs that's the the suspect's car. officersened up pulling the suspect owlt he was taken out on a stretcher by emergency workers . police say what ended here as a crash starred as a pursuit of a stabbing suspect in another section of the city. five people, including the suspect and two officers had to be taken to the hospital. this white car that you saw comes screaming down and police are chasing him, the bumper is already off the car. i don't think he expected the barricade there. hit some woman in her car. i mean, i'll tell you you what, these cops were out of their car immediately and on this guy. and that witness that tells us the suspect driver slamm

that's cory lambert. he found the body. this is his father—in—law, dan. we got the same job, hey. to meet under these circumstances. so do you want to show me the body? i don't mean to be rude, i'm just freezing my ass off here. the quicker the better. that's going to get a lot worse if you go out there dressed like that. the body is five miles on a snowmobile. i'm afraid you'd be dead by the time we got there. i got the call and this is what i've got. at the beginning there's hostility towards her character. but she's very tenacious. in order to pursue the case she needs a tracker on board. this isjeremy renner‘s character. you saw from that clip how much of it's to do with the environment, to do with the landscape. you said watching a trailer made you feel... i was cold by the end of the trailer! it was extraordinary visually. i thought, whoa, this is going to be bleak. that chilliness goes all the way through the drama. and actually, though it is a murder mystery investigation with a sort of labyrinthine plot, it's really about this land, about people being forced to live in a

evan lambert is live at mckinley high school. what does this mean?, tony basically what the city does to test these fields they take away, drop it on to the field, it has sensors and tells them how much of g force that the field absorbs. if the number is less than 200, it's considered safe. if it's more in an the risk for injury increases. where this controversy starts, is with the test results for the sports field at jan knee elementary in tenleytown. they said the city's department of general services tested the field and came back with a number over the parents say the city and school system did nothing to keep kids off the field until they complained over the summer. the department of general services or dgs said they waited because they were trying to verify information. the principal did send a letter out to parents letting them know the field would be closed when school started. it remains closed but the dgs said the field is almost complete and should open soon, parents are upset about the lack of notification and timing on the repair >> the

live in columbia, evan lambert. of my fox 5. >>> well, all eyes are on hurricane irma right now.t home we're preparing for changes in the weather later on this week. >> let's check in with caitlin roth >> good evening, beautiful labor day. we turned this weekend around finally. hopefully everyone got to enjoy the unofficial last day of summer, it will be warm again tomorrow but we have thunderstorms in the forecast and of course the big story is hurricane irma a strong 4 in the middle of the atlantic. we want to start off with local weather. first day of school for maryland students, tuesday is bringing the warmth and thunderstorms, it's a very comfortable gorgeous evening. 76 in washington. 73 dulles, 74 manassas and 72 in leonardtown. not even a cloud out there. just clear skies overnight. and we're going to start off with sunshine tomorrow. but there's a cold front still ripping through the ohio valley. strong storms, and that cold front will be overus this time tomorrow night. we got thunderstorms in the forecast. so your tuesday looks like this, starting off with sunshine, n

fox5's evan lambert was there for urban search and rescue team is welcomed home. evan, i imagine they had plenty of stories to share court reporter. >>reporter: they did. some of the boats that this group took with them down to texas they were there for about two weeks and really got to put their water rescue expertise to good use. the group got p here back to fairfax county about seven this evening and they were greeted by their waiting famil ies. this and women spent time in san antonio and several portions of harris county hardest hit by hurricane harvey. this group virginia task force one is made up members of fairfax county fire and rescue. fairfax county was chosen by fema to respond to natural disasters when help is need. this is what our local firefighters saw on the ground in texas. officials say the team made at least ten rescues and evacuations working with local emergency workers and the civilians there. they helped them. that civilian group was called the gauge and navy. they helped reunite people with their animals and got medications and valuables t

evan lambert live outside where the redskins are playing tonight. he has details on what's hppened and how fans are reacting. evan? >> reporter: lindsay we saw several redskins and even more raiders kneel inside fedex field. we've been talking to fans and their reactions they run the gamut. . >>> several red redskins alongside with wilmington with most sunday night. the protests cap off day of demonstrations by nfl players and even some owners across the league. who linked arms with protesting players. in london, several jaguars players needle at a game played there. in chicago, near the the entire steeler's stayed in the locker room, more than 100 players demonstrated in opposition to president trump he don't used an expletive and called on team owners to fire them >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a -- off the field right now? out. he's fired. >> reporter: the president responded again, tweeting quote, sports fans should never condone players that do not stand proud for th

live in southeast with more is evan lambert. >> jim, marina, that celebration of lifeer is main joy is going on now inside thorough good marshall academy where 16-year-old zier kelly was a students. he just started his you senior year at the school. i was inside about 15 or 20 minutes ago and at that point one of the zier's coaches was speaking about the standout student and standout athlete kelly was. kelly is a twin. and just to bring you back to what happened. d.c. police say last week, last wednesday night kelly was walking home from a convenience store in northeast not far from his home, 13 street northeast near downing street northeast when a 19-year-old suspect came up and tried to attack him. tried to rob him according to d.c. police. d.c. police say zier had a pocket knife and tried defending himself h he was able to stab that attacker but the attacker according to police was able to shoot kelly and both zier kelly and the suspect died of their injuries at the hospital. so, you can imagine that this community is feeling that loss extremely hard for by all accounts the student

-- lovett, miranda lambert and so many more a listers. barbara streisand said she saw the people and animals on the news and felt compelled to work the phones and even brought her little puppy fannie. >> she would save the woman, but she lost her pets. my heart went out to her. i mean these precious gets. >> reporter: how will barbara streisand answer the phone today? >> hello? i don't know. >> reporter: tonight so many stars raising money for harvey and irma victims. harvey hit 18 days ago and the need for help is huge. now back here live from universal city gash ra streisand says a friend dough -- gash barbara streisand -- barbara streisand said a friend donated $100,000. >> you can watch the hand in hand benefit tonight at 8:00 here on kpix5. >>> a legal win today for president trump on his controversial travel ban, the supreme court today blocked a lower court ruling easing the ban. it would have allowed up to 24,000 refugees to enter the country before the end of october. this is not the final word, though. the justices will hear arg

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