. >> happening today in montgomery county judge is set to here arguments in overturning lee boyd malvo'se sentences. malvo was convicted of capitol murder for his role in the 2002 sniper killings and sentenced to life in prison. he was 17 at the time. malvo claims his life sentence has been rendered illegal bile the u.s. supreme court decision saying mandatory life without parole sentences are unconstitutional for juveniles except in rare cases. >> jury deliberations resume today in the bill cosby sex assault trial. the jury was sent home wednesday after deliberating four hours. during the last two days the jurors have come back to the judge with several questions about the trial. cosby's accused of drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand back in 2004. if convicted he faces at least 10 years in prison. >> ♪ >> 4:36 is our time right now and you're right, mike, when i walked outside this morning i noticed a difference. >> yeah, it's not all that much cooler but it is notice plea less heavy outside, less moisture in the air. it's going to be a more comfortable day compared to the

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resentence lee boyd malvo. he was just 17 years toed when he took part in the -- years old when he took part in the sniper shootings that terrorized the area. stephen tschida reports a recent ruling could change his punishment. stephen: a judge ordered resentencing for lee boyd malvo. he is now 32 years old and he was 17 at the time of the sniper shootings that claimed ten lives and injured three others in 2002. the elder sniper was executed in virginia in 2009. today in montgomery county, attorneys argued backed a forth. malvo's defense attorney stating that his client was just 17. he was too young. he was immature, malleable, moldable. and for that reason, those reasons he should not face a life without parole sentence. the prosecutor says he was just four months shy of 18. that this was the worst crime ever in montgomery and the six life sentences which malvo currently is serving for the killings here in montgomery county should stand, even though they are without parole. one thing which is clear regardless

sniper lee boyd malvo wants a judge to reconsider his life sentence in the wake of a ruling from theupreme court. >> live look outside. today will be noticeably cooler than every day this week. we'll feel some warm air but it will not be the scorcher we've had in days past. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm maureen umeh. >> enjoy the brief respite. i'm holly morris. so glad you're with us on this thursday june 15th. >> mike is going to talk about our weather, mike let's start with you. >> noticeably less humid to today. >> if you're just waking up now at 5:01 we want to get you the latest on the shooting at a republican baseball practice in alexandria. this morning four of the victims remain in the hospital. congressman steve scalise who was shot in the hip remains in critical condition. doctors say he has several more surgeries ahead of him. also recovering congressional aide zachary barth lobbyist matt mika shot in the chest. he was one of the most seriously injured. two capitol police officers were also hurt, officer crystal griner was shot in the ankle. officer davi

. >> but a judge is deciding whether lee boyd malvo's sentence is constitutional or ought to be thrownris gordon is in the courtroom right now waiting for the decision. earlier today he talked with the sniper's first victim to get reaction to the developments. >> reporter: the sniper parking lot in clinton, maryland. the owner of what was then the margalina restaurant left for the day. when he got to his car, he was shot five times by a gunman he would later learn was teenager lee boyd malvo. the shooter robbed his bag with $3600 and his laptop. he says he later learned the money was used to buy the sniper's car and his laptop was used to track each of the sniper shootings. i asked him how he feels about the malvo's mandatory life sentence could be changed and some day he could be released from prison. >> i wasn't shocked to hear it but it's troubling that it came up this soon really. i thought it would -- might come up, but in the distant future. >> malvo's lawyers argue that his mandatory life sentence is unconstitution because the u.s. supreme court subsequently ruled that a juvenil

sniper accomplice lee boyd malvo's sentence. >> reporter: first he wasn't and now he is.der investigation. we're going to tell you all about it and how he's responding after the break. >> and a college student in washington, d.c. will be getting $25,000 for college made possible by superstar beyoncÉ. that story coming up. >> ♪ restlessness... extreme anxiety... pacing... a constant urge to move. if someone you know is suffering from schizophrenia they may also be struggling with akathisia: a common side effect of some schizophrenia medications. learn more at myakathisia.com. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 5:00. >> top stories at 5:30 today a judge heard arguments in overturning lee boyd malvo's six life sentences. he was convicted of capitol murder for the 2002 sniper killings. he was 17 at the time and he claims his life sentences have been rendered illegal by a u.s. supreme court decision saying mandatory life without parole sentence are unconstitutional for juveniles. the judge expected to make a decision in the next 60 days. >> montgomery county police need your h

sniper, lee boyd malvo. he pleaded guilty to the 2002 attack that he carried out when he was 17 years old. he got life without parole sentences, one for each person he killed there. his lawyers said those sentences should be thrown out after a supreme court ruling that juvenile should not get life without parole. >>> now, wusa9's first alert weather rated d.c.'s most accurate forecast. >>> no 90s, but warm. >> it is really nice out there. >>> the humidity is not so bad and that is the key fact from this point forward. >> i'm looking forward to rain because i can put my sprinklers out. >> we will see a chance of rain each day through monday but that doesn't mean your lawn will be having showers each day. today, you probably won't and we will detail the rain chances. through father's day weekend, your chance of rain increases but it won't be a washout and we will detail this, coming up. a quick check on the allergy index, the grass is high and the mold and spores and tree pollen are moderate. you might not nee

maryland judge now considering whether to throw out beltway sniper lee boyd malvo's life sentence. malvo, who was 17 at the time, pleaded guilty to six counts of murder in maryland and was sentenced to life. his lawyer wants the sentence tossed out because the supreme court ruled that mandatory life sentences for juveniles unconstitutional. maryland prosecutors say that shouldn't apply to mall vo because his sen -- malvo because his sentence was discretionary, not mandatory. d.c. residents mourning the death of long-time city council member jim graham. graham was 71 and represent ward 1 for 16 years before he was also the whitman-walker aids clinic for director, a position he held for 15 years. >> jim was everything we needed in the beginning of the epidemic. he was tough. he was smart. he was difficult. he demanded answers. he demanded action. jonathan: there is no cause of death being given yet. it was announced. but friends say graham had been in poor health for several months and been in the hospital more often than he had been out of it. we do continue to follow a developing s

. >>> dc sniper lee boyd malvo might face a new murder trial. the federal judge has ordered malvo be resentenced for shootings in virginia because of a change in the law concerning juveniles. malvo, you might recall, was 17 when he got life in prison. the prosecutor now says if it appears malvo from prison, he would prosecute him for a case that never we want to trial. the 2002 sniper murder of dean meyers in manassas, virginia. >>> new details tonight in the case of a pennsylvania man who brought an assault-style rifle a handgun and tons of ammo to the trump hotel in dc. brian moles told detectives he was on antipsychotic medicine to deal with urges to commit suicide. he told them he struggles from ptsd. moles told a friend he was headed to the white house and wouldn't leave until he got close to president trump. but he is now charged with a federal crime of transport and go possessing illegal firearms. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of manila. gunfire sends crowds rushing for the exit at a popular more tell and casino complex, som

michelle: virginia's attorney general is appealing a judge's decision to throw out convicted sniper lee boyd malvo two life sentences. alison: malvo, the judge said, is entitled to new sentencing hearing because the supreme court rumed mandatory life sentences for juveniles are unconstitutional. it only achingses his sentence not the conviction for the beltway sniper shootings which happened when he was 17. still to come, bare chested beach bathing to ocean city. michelle: caught on video. gunshots ring out and kick off an hour long standoff. look at how the police responded next at "abc7 news at 6:00". the ifrom subway.ction head in now to grab the five dollar footlong spicy italian. loaded with salami and pepperoni. for a limited time, the spicy italian footlong is just five dollars. it's a big value for even bigger flavor. only at subway. creating jobs foreaner, reliour veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. and now, dominion energy i

he was leaving the restaurant he owned in clinton, maryland when he says lee boyd malvo shot and robbedow exploded with a gunshot, with the first gunshot. i ducked, i moved over here. just waited until the next four shots were over. >> reporter: i asked lafu fshglw he would feel if released from prison. >> i wasn't shocked to hear it. i was surprised it came up this soon, really. >> reporter: the judge who sentenced malvo in 2006 called the sniper shootings the worst criminal act ever perpetrated on our community. malvo pleaded guilty and testified against john allen mohammed. malvo was given six senses entef life without parole. now his lawyer says the sentences are uns conconstituti after a court riled that a juvenile is not able to get a life sentence. >> reporter: a judge will decide if malvo gets a new hearing. the judge will issue a when that will be. chris gordon, news 4. >>> his job was to preserve history. but police say he was stealing from america's war heroes to line his own pockets. see how this crime unravelled. >>> plus one more safetrack surge to go. but the end is near.

prince william county may prosecute lee boyd malvo for shooting and killing a man pumping gas in manassasutor originally opted to not try him because the duo was sentenced for other murders. but last week, a judge ordered he must be resentenced because the life sentence imposed when he was a teen were unconstitutional. >>> we have big changes on a popular route to the beach. we're taking a closer look as we learn what's being done to keep traffic moving even when an ac student thought she'd never had the opportunity to walk in. i'm tracee next bidding startsdding is tat five thousand.uge." do i see six thousand dollars? thank you, madam. seven thousand? do i hear eight thousand? thank you. eight thousand five hundred. advance on eight thousand five hundred. sold to gentleman bidder number 80. "unicorn in rouge" for... eighty-five hundred dollars?!? vanstone auctions? call us with td asap on the td bank app and skip to the front of the line. hi alex, i have your account pulled up. how can i help? , you need it asap. i'll take care of that. don't just bank. ba