let me start, marshall met his first wife, her name was lily carter coal and i in the fall ad lexington virginia, that was the year he served as first captain of the entire cadet corps. lilly was a stunning woman, there was no other way to describe her. she was a most is call as george. full bosom with a narrow waist, fun-loving, very witty and adventurous. george fell in love after a few weeks and he wrist the dmi by violating the law and rules and ran up to her house in the evenings where she lived with her mother. on their wedding night in 1902 marshall learned that lily could not risk pregnancy due to a heart condition. the childless couple must've had exchanged dozens if not hundreds of letters in the 25 years of marriage. none survived, lots were destroyed. but one survived and was given to the marshall library. it was written in 1917. by george parshall to lily when he was in france in the first world war, he had a major role in the first world war. taking into account the youth and is him, is suggest intimacy of a sexual nature and in 1927 lily survived a risky operation to remo

savannah spurlock was last seen on surveillance video in january leaving a lexington bar with three men. >>> also breaking overnight, an actor from the classic movie "willy wonka and the chocolate factory" has died. >> holy toledo, what's happening to your face? >> cool it, dad. let me finish. >> yeah, but your face is turning blue. violet, you're turning violet, violet. >> what are you talking about? >> so iconic there. denise nickerson played the gum-smacking character violet. she had been battling health issues recently including a stroke last year. she was 62 years old. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this thursday morning. >>> all eyes on this storm in the gulf which is going to continue to strengthen as we head throughout our thursday likely becoming tropical storm barry by the end of the day. the rest of the southeast still dealing with some spotty thunderstorms ahead of that cold front. now this system expected to strengthen into perhaps even a category 1 hurricane before making landfall in louisiana. moving northward bringing lots of heavy rainfall and storms in the

-- concorde in lexington. what is interesting about this from an intelligence point of view is that it becomes an intelligence organization. .hat is exactly what happened they were able to monitor what the british were doing. thanks to the committee of safety in boston, the militia knewhe sons of liberty exactly what route the british were going to take to concord. they had earlier set up to go down there, so they only had to find out the timing through an organization they set up, which is the founding of the american intelligence organization. it was led operationally by paul revere, but also to other , one being dr. benjamin church. was offensiveion and had penetration into the general's command. they not only knew what place was going to be attacked, when the movement started, the exact route that was going to be taken down there and back. this puts an entirely different light on why the british have so many casualties and why these diverse militia groups were able to hone in as well as they were. i always

at lexington, besides were ordered not to fire. so, when we think of american we probablyitiamen, think of the romanticized notion of the minutemen. what are the minutemen? they are going to jump out of bed fully closed, grabbed their muskets, and run out, ready to write. the average muskets at the time takes a minute and a half to load. so, the idea is that they are fighting and what we would call guerrilla style. copying the native american style. why did the americans developed this style? they had to defend themselves against the native people that were living when they got there, so they had to adapt to their tactics. adapted over centuries. >> also, the british were not equipped to fight in that style of warfare, so they would be marching in ranks. >> exactly. the british army is defeated by the french and the native allies using the same tactics. of british had higher numbers, so they had to adjust to accommodate that. >> they had to accommodate and adapt to that. the perception on the march back from concord is from the tre

this happened along the alma bridge at the lexington river a few minutes ago. fire is on the scene trying to rescue her. >>> and a man shot and killed two employees at a walmart store in mississippi today. he also shot a police officer. a bullet proof vest saved the officer's life. the suspect used to work at that walmart and he had just been suspended after pulling a knife on a customer. >> we looked back to the store and saw this guy running into the store. i'm thinking why is he running into store? and just about 30 seconds later, we see two people run out of the store and a flood of people leaving. >> police shot the suspect. but he survived and is now in the hospital. >>> president trump is visiting historic jamestown, virginia, to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the birth of democracy in america. during his remarks, a democratic virginia state lawmaker interrupted him while holding a sign with the words deport hate, sparking boos and chants from some in the audience. the interruption is after president trump spent weeks deriding a group of democrats

, at concord, rather, battle of lexington and concord, battle of bunker hill. at the same time, all of that stuff was going on in new england, in central kentucky parties of virginians were moving into this newly claimed land in the summer of 1775, and without permission from the crown, without any legitimate authority from above, but having participated in dunmore's war in 1774, dozens, hundreds of people began to occupy central kentucky in the spring and summer of 1775. this is a map that just, i just want to take a minute to look at, so i'm sure that you have a vision of what we're talking about. i'm talking about the ohio country, and this is actually a map that depicts battles during and after the american revolution, but when we talk about the ohio country, i'm basically talking about this area mostly north of the ohio river. here's where the three rivers come together at fort pitt to define the head waters of the ohio. this is the ohio country, and then kentucky the territory that people were beginning to occupy in 1775 and 1776 is down here. you can see

amazon has funded think tanks who have returned the favor by promoting its messages, like the lexingtonds in support of the jedi contract. amazingly, lexington gets funding from amazon but not from any of its cloud piloting rivals like microsoft or ibm. amazon, of course, somehow failed to disclose funding in its political transparency report earlier this year. now, in the wake of the lawsuit on the alleged conflict of interest here, congressional leaders including senators marco rubio and ron johnson along with various watchdog groups are accusing the department of defense and amazon of using the terms of the contract to conspire together and freeze out competitors using inside information to give amazon a clear advantage. in response to all that, president trump is demanding more information on the gelled die contract and is considering -- jedi contract and is considering intervening. draining the swamp means stopping this contract. now, some are trying to position this as political interference. "the new york times" dredged up a former federal procurement official who said it would b

she was last seen leaving a bar in lexington with two other men.ce. a bridge near the home, even a cave had been searched. just past six months since she went missing. this is the first major development in that case. >> julie: mike tobin, thank you. >> bill: fox news alert. here we go. national weather service updating a moment ago, tropical storm barry has formed in the golf. declaring a state of emergency on that. >> if you haven't already prepared yourself and your family, for his severe weather event, you need to go ahead and do that. of course, it is hurricane season now anyway. we encourage everyone to do th that. >> bill: here is the radar. as the gold coast braces. it is hurricane season. >> julie: is robert mueller's testimony now in the air? this just and on capitol hill. ♪ limu emu and doug. what do all these people have in common, limu? [ guttural grunt ] exactly. nothing! they're completely different people. that's why they make customized car insurance from liberty mutual. they'll only pay for what they need. yes, and they could save

four who is been missing more than six months. 23-year-old savannah was last seen leaving a bar in lexington david sparks, one of the bar. her remains were found he's heartbroken, he is glad she is found. >>> these last six monthshave been really hard. >> i begged god for this. the last week, i begged god. >> the cause of her death has still not been announced. >>> in the meantime, a body found in the grand canyon national park is believed to be that of a bay area hiker who went missing last month. 66-year-old peter schwab was on a hiking and river trip. he disappeared june 28. park rangers found a man's body in the colorado river wednesday. they say based on the evidence found with the body, it appears to be mr. schwab. the medical examiner will make it official identification. >>> this teenager is facing a hate crime and vandals and charges. it started sunday when someone left racist slurs on the building on crow canyon road. please save video from an atm helped identify the suspect as an 18-year-old. he turned himself over to police yesterday. >>> then taken obispo's police chief has been

after she left a lexington, kentucky, bar with three men in january. >> just felt it.she would not be away from her boys. she would not just leave. >> police have arrested and charged this man, 24-year-old david sparks, in connection with savanna disappearance. so far, sparks is charged with contamination of physical evidence and abuse of a corpse. the question now is whether sparks will be charged with her murder. police say one of sparks about your vs family members reported a foul smell on the rural property. investigators discovered the young mothers badly decomposed body. at the same property police previously searched over the winter but at the time, did not find any remains. cecil spurlock says he had thoughts of finding the three men who his daughter went missing with and taking justice into his own hands. but instead, prayed for answers. >> evil, cruel bad thoughts, man. nightmares thoughts. i love you, buddy. justice will be served. you'll get justice. >> shannon kim of the night that savannah spurlock went missing here in lexington, kentucky, she was seen le

spurlock was last seen in january after leaving a lexington bar with at least two comen.n with the latest on this. mike? >> harris, the men police are holding had their suspicion ever since savannah spurlock went missing. what changed last night's police located a body. the charge they are holding this individual on our abuse of a corpse and tampering with physical evidence prayed that suspect is 23-year-old david sparks. he's currently being held in the madison county detention center. last night, after 5:00 p.m., police found a body in a home reportedly owned by sparks' parents. after six months, the remains were in such bad shape police could make a positive i.d. on the scene. the evidence has been sent to the medical examiner's office in frankfurt. we are waiting on information about an i.d. that home had been searched, and generate 22nd, shortly after spurlock had gone missing. police were looking at sparks at the time as a suspect according to a citation. allen sparks reported a foul odor coming from his own property and police conducted another search. they found t

cbs lexington affiliate wkyt reports human remains were found at a property connected to a missing mother of four. she was last seen january 4th. that's when she left a bar with a group of men to go to a home. the property where the woman was discovered was her last known location. it's about 40 miles from the bar. the property belongs to family of a man being questioned in the case, and no one is currently in custody. >>> "the salt lake tribune" reports the man accused of killing university of utah student mackenzie lueck has been charged with aggravated murder 31-year-old alou roy aja hue faces a possible death penalty if convicted. lueck disappeared last month. she was hit with blunt for trauma to the head and she was bound with zip ties and rope. she was found about 85 miles south of salt lake city. >>> and "the wall street journal" reports pacific gas and electric knew for euros that hundreds of miles of aging power lines could spark wildfires and did not fix them. documents obtained by the journal showed that dozens of old steel towers, equipment, and power lines needed to be replac

. >>> 18 in santa clara county is hospitalized after falling off of a rope swing at the lexington reservoir. first responders got the call late this morning . a boy who was with her says she felt from her swing into the shallow end of the water. chopper 5 flew over the scene earlier today. the 16-year-old was later pulled from the water. she suffered major injuries to her upper body. the boy injured his foot, and was treated on scene. >> an ongoing study claiming that climate change may not be so bad for one species on the earth. research from the redwoods climate change initiative found the rising high temperatures drive away the fog, which typically shrouds the northern california coast. you are foggy days means more sunlight hitting the redwoods. leading to the trees growing at a more rapid pace. >>> speaking of a warm-up, that is something we have seen up and down, up and down with the weather, especially during the summertime. >> has been up-and-down several times, we had hot stuff over the weekend and the cool down, they get hot again it is the pendulums swinging back and forth and no

this one might back him into a corner for next ye feet from a rope swing into the shallow end of lexington reservoir in los gatos. the victim suffered serious injuries. sky 7 shows us the scene. a cal fire helicopter flew the patient across the reservoir to an ambulance. a second teenager was also hurt but is expected to be okay. >>> the defense had its final say today in the ghost ship fire trial. abc7 news reporter lesley brinkley was in court once again and has details on the theory the defense drove home during its final day today of closing arguments. >> reporter: it's an unprecedented case. each of the two defendants facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the fatal 2016 fire in an oakland warehouse. the attorney for max harris the prosecution says was the artistic director gave his closing argument. curtis brigs argued there was reasonable doubt in the case. he claimed preliminaries officials never reported hazards and later plagues by what they could he have done differently to prevent the fire. he said there's a theme, no matter what is convict max harris even though max

where they are headed take a listen i can guarantee this we will do everything to prevent the no to lexington we'll do everything to challenge this government to move to a time but years ago we said is in the event of the no deal price it will come pain to remain. so mr large maybe you can help us understand this so jeremy corbin's is saying in the event of a new deal brags that labor will then campaign to remain in the in the e.u. so how do you interpret that i mean once once bragg said no deal breaks it happens you're already out of the e.u. . 1st of all i'm happy that at least a part the engine we call me the camel just fence and thinking about the reasonable way to go about it is after a free yes decision and. they say you see all that yuki should stay and see you so i'm very upbeat about this it be can work with him to make sure that it's great to happen i'm very happy but he's changed his mind on that. let me ask you as a member of the european parliament johnson refuses to meet with the european union until it changes its stance on renegotiating what is that doing inside the e.u. in te

and in the lexington when we were together, they took it out and try to night qualify it on the lexington. they lost a bunch of guys. pick up on that story. thenewspapers almost daily russians and americans are at each other's throats. this is an average day off the sea of japan. they come out of vladivostok every day. i have had them. my back cedar, he would hold up something, a penthouse or a playboy. back tour it, the he would show him the current playboy. back turret,-- the the more current issue of playboy. [laughter] an electronic warfare plane, turning on the gain on all the headsets. probably blew every fuse on that trawler. "don't do that again, i'm telling you." that's why i love this job. array, onthe radar the island? and somebody in their infinite wisdom said, buy that lady a new hat, so they took that madeiful beret off, and her look like every body else. but there is only one enterprise. they just took the core out of it, the nuclear power plant. and theysalvage, don't know what to do with it. decision.s a tough it is a great ship. ther'e's the phantom in the sister role of

in lexington by was two men.unty home, property belongs, the last scene with savanna. her remains were found on that property and according to police, concealed in a natural position beneath the ground. cecil spurlock said he had been begging god to bring the search for his missing daughter to end. >> i couldn't on go on years without knowing what happened to my little girl. god knows that which is why are brought into a end. i begged god for this. for the last week i begged god to have closure on it and he did it. >> reporter: savanna had four sons, a 4-year-old, 2-year-old and twins born in december. they are going to tell the 4-year-old what happened to mom. cecil says the new job is to make sure they are happy and taken care of. police arrested david sparks shortly after finding her remains, he charged with tamper with physical evidence and abuse of a corpse. the court entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. missing are the murder charges. they are early in this investigation and a lot of questions to answer

would to deal with the extensive power the subway with his wife on the m t is stopped right before lexington avenue station. luckilyhad air conditioning on the skirt on the train.>> reporter: hifamily visiting from florida. rushed out of their room at time square w hotel.>>> we were in our hotel on t42nd floor and the power went out. we had to go down and use our phones to go downstairs. we will keep you updated on the story. >>> police shooting killed a man armed outside in ice detention center in washington state. it happened around 4 pm. the man was armed with a rifle was thrown players trying to set cars on fire and ignite a large propane tank near thildin police fired on the man from across the parking lot killed h no officers were hurt. >>> our immigration coverage continues after the break. communities are bracing for potential immigration sweeps as bay area democrats visit detention centers at the border. >>> a good time lake tahoe of the american century golf tournament takes place. the details coming up later in sports. >>> progress salesforce center. the service that got back up a

a lexington bar, police recently got a tip, from the garrett county home.ng to the parent of one of the men lasting with savanna. her remains were found on the property and according to police, beneath the ground. he had been begging god to bring the search for his missing daughter to a end. >> it was really justice for savanna. >> savanna had four sons, a 4-year-old, a new set of twins, his new job is to make sure they are happy and taken care of. david sparks shortly after finding remains, in charge with tampering with physical evidence and abuse of a corpse. the court entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. missing or murder charges, pretty early into this investigation, and how she got it. >> hopefully they will come up with answers for family too. thank you so much. 26 after the hour, iran tries and fails to steal a british taken with american aircraft flying overhead. what does this mean for the us? iran is not getting message from the trump administration. the action the us needs to take now. don't miss a runaway june live on the fox square all morn

but don't go to the red hen restaurant in lexington, virginia if you don't want to eat their food. >> if you don't want a red hen, don't go to the red hen restaurant. >> jesse: thanks guys, very much. donald trump makes history by being the first president to step foot inside north korea. so what is next for our relationship with that brutal regime? a live report next. >> what happened today i think is great for south korea.i think it's great for north korea. i think it's great for the world. when we started this, you had missiles flying over japan. they weren't so happy. the world was a very tense place. i became president, and we went through a rough dialogue for a while. you covered it very well. >> jesse: that was president trump about his historic meeting yesterday with north korean leader kim jong-un. the two converged at the dmz. the president sent the dictator to meet up. the hermit dictator spend over an hour with the president. kirsten fisher is live at the white house with what is next. kirsten? >> jesse, after this unprecedented meeting at the dmz, president trump says tha

4 missing for more than six months. 23-year-old savannah spurlock was last seen leaving a bar in lexington in january. this week police arrested 23- year-old david sparks, one of the last people seen with ms. spurlock after she left the bar. her remains were found buried in the backyard her father says even though he is heartbroken, he's glad she was found. >> these last six months have been really hard. i think god for this one. for the last week, i begged god to have closure. >> the calls cause of her death have not been about. >>> a body found in grand canyon national park is believed to be that of a hiker went missing last month. he disappeared june 28 and was on a hike in the national park. rangers found a man's body in the colorado river wednesday. they say based on evidence found with the body it appears to be mr. schwab. the medical examiner will make an official identification. >>> our time is 5:40 am. a gun stolen said she accident left her gun in a restaurant bathroom but when she went back to get it, the gun was gone. she apologized for the mistake in a facebook video. the poli

he was last seen on surveillance video leaving a lexington bar was three other men. those men told police savanna actually left the garrett county home by herself the next morning but her family doesn't believe that. police have searched this house. at least one other time. >> the property. they were searching is a family member of one of our suspects, that is what brought us here before and why we are back. our hope is to bring closure, to know what happened and be able to answer a lot of questions. >> no charges filed just yet but investigators have been working through the night. we will do some waiting to find out who the remains belong to and who they are questioning right now. on edge right now i am sure. the death of an american scientist is a homicide investigation. police say he died from asphyxiation after her body was found in a world war ii bunker on a small greek island. a california native, she was increase for a work conference when she vanished last week. her family believes she disappeared while out on a run. >> british officials say three iranian mi

now that warm front will continue to lift, but unfortunately it does come with wet weather from lexington to west virginia. so would you rather the cooler air, but it comes with a price. rain back in the forecast. >> on the other side of it, get better and cooler. >> hopefully so. >>> a new class of baseball royalty as six former players are inducted into the hall of fame. we'll tell you who they are. we're back in a moment. you who. we're back in a moment r r these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! . >>> welcome back, everyone, president trump said he spoke with sweden's prime minister about jailed rapper and offered to personally vouch for his bail. asap rocky will be treated fairly, like wise i assured him

his instinct told him all along is missing daughter savanna was no longer alive after she left a lexingtonh three men in january. >> just felt like she was gone. she wouldn't be away from her 4 boys, she wouldn't just leave. >> police arrested and charged this man, david sparks in connection with savanna's disappearance, sparks is charged with contamination of physical evidence and abuse of a corpse. the question is whether sparks will be charged in savanna's murder. family members reported a foul smell on their property. investigators discovered the young mother's badly decomposed body, the same property police previously searched over the winter but at the time did not find any remains. cecil spurlock said he had thoughts of finding the 3 plea men and taking justice into his own hands but instead prayed for answers. >> cruel, bad, nightmarish thoughts. >> the night savanna spurlock went missing she was seen leaving a bar with three men. david sparks has been charged. police are not commenting on the status of the other two men seen in that video. >> the president's social media summit, p

lexington to princeton. again, multiple copies are available in the back. rick and tim we are extremely privileged to have you here with us tonight and we are looking forward to a wonderful evening. it is all yours. >> [ applause ] >> thank you so much. when i walk into a room like this, i always thought the, seek out the first world war ii veterans. we have these guys in the front row here. i am always drawn to them and want to know what their story was, where they were, what theater they served in and their own personal stories. they are so humble that they do not want to get into it too deeply. i think we owe them a round of applause before we begin tonight. [ applause ] >>> both these guys observed in europe and one just said to the other, that is for us. the applause. if there was any doubt, if there was any doubt. so, here we are. this is an incredible crowd and we are in an incredible race, the atlanta history center. i am with one of the greatest authors, one of those guys they mention in the same breath as cornelius ryan and some of the other most

missing for more than six months. 23-year-old savannah spurlock was last seen leaving the bar in lexingtonack in january. police arrested 23-year-old david sparks, one of the last people seen with ms. spurlock after she left the bar. her remains were found buried in the backyard of his home. her father says that even though he's heartbroken, he is glad she's been found. >> these last six months have been really hard. i begged god for this one. for the last week i begged god for it. to have closure on it. >> the cause of her death has not been announced. >>> we are following a developing story on the hawaiian island of maui where a wild fire has burned at least 3000 acres. it started a long a highway yesterday and thousands of people had to evacuate. some of the flights to the island's main airport were diverted. the airport was temporarily shut down. flights should resign today but if you plan to be traveling to the island, call ahead and check your flight status because that situation is evolving. >>> there is dramatic video of a gas explosion that leveled a kfc restaurant. that happened

our intern's parents have a restaurant on 57th and lexington. greg, you allowed to eat it? >> yes.48 hours. one thing i hate about fourth of july, the hot dog eating contest i find revolting. i love food. somebody is dipping buns and water and shoving pork down their throat, why is that an experti expertise? >> they're well-trained athletes. joey chestnut is one of the best. do you barbecue? >> barbecue is always a good thing, a good hot dog is hard to get done. hot dogs are fabulous. the amtrak train service have a good hot dog.they shocked me. they're so good. >> we pay for that hot dog. >> you know what i love about this? fourth of july is a time to eat. i love crabs. so i get a bushel of crabs -- >> i always get crabs on the fourth of july. >> a different issue. >> i bet you i can pick blue crabs faster than you. >> you think so? i don't think you're from san francisco. you're from virginia. >> challenge accepted. >> that would be fun. >> dagen and juan, crabs -- >> why are they blue? >> one more thing is up next. ♪ corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast

you get a heat index from lec lexington to washington., 109 degrees. then it really starts to gain momentum here from new york city to virginia. going to feel like 111 degrees. many of the power companies recommending turning off computers tomorrow, potential for another power outage? can you imagine that? >> this is not the time. let's pray the power stays on. >> you are going to be without ac for the weekend. love it. >> not by choice. by love of marriage. >> right. still ahead boeing reveals the high price it is paying over the fall out of the max jet. >>> and a crowd of sneakers and more business coming up. joint , and depression relieving company. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. from the day you're born [music playing] across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if, one day, there was a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor? what if there were millions of them? join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's. register toda

coming back to get these arms or reoccupy a fort. 1775, ofme you get to course you have concorde and lexington. ,hat is fascinating about this from an intelligence point of view, is that it becomes an intelligence organization. that is exactly what happened. first, the committees of safety, who were able to monitor what exactly what the british were doing. for example, thanks to the committee of safety in boston, the militia and the sons of liberty knew exactly what route the british were going to take to get to concorde, because two months earlier, they had monitored the officers that , sonel gage had signed out they had earlier set up to go down there, so they only had to find out the timing through an organization they set up, which is the founding of the american intelligence organization. a group called the mechanics. it was led operationally by paul revere, but also to other ways by twohip other members, one being dr. benjamin church. this organization was offensive and had penetration into the general's command. so by the time they got to concorde, they not only knew what place was goin

whether it was lexington market or a middle street, no one is going to lecture me about malt baltimoree this. what the hell has sensitivity done? let me just point out to sean. geraldo, explain these to me. they have not had a republican mayor since may calvin 60s. since the 40s, what is happening? they have some of the worst schools in the country. they have a higher homicide rate than new york, despite when were teens of the people they had a cake can get an education. they have no jobs, and since the 1950s, do you know what was one of the wealthiest deities in america and the 1950s? do know that geraldo? >> wait a second. it you want to string people along with you. you want to join -- we are all americans here. >> those people deserve better. >> he wasn't calling people that. he was telling the truth. >> you are putting words in his name. >> economic opportunity. >> sean: to keep electing the same politicians that don't resolve this problem, that's putting good money to bed. we need a massive change. the president is doing baltimore a savior. speak well, you don't insult everyone i

spurlock was last seen alive more than six months ago leaving a bar with two men in the college town of lexingtonven birth to twins. investigators say somebody reported a foul smell coming from a rural problem property. police say that's where they discovered the heavily decomposed remains. they arrested the man that lives there, david sparks. accused him of abusing a corpse and tampering with evidence. the medical examiner still working we're told to positively identify the remains. matt finn is on the case. he's leave outside the jail. spoke with the missing mother's father? is that right? >> i spoke with the missing -- the father of savannah spurlock. we spoke with him exclusively, this is a madison county jail where that suspect, david sparks, was initially booked. court officials say he had been arraigned and pleaded not guilty to the first two charges of tampering with physical evidence. also abuse of a corpse. with those type of charges, you have to wonder what police know. the big question right now is whether david sparks will be charged with the murder of savannah spurlock. also, two ot

. >> reporter: police say the lexington park resident was arrested at a job site in cecil county yesterday. this picture taken from surveillance video captured neither crime case helped break the case. the murder itself was caut on video and this van is a rental. distinctive features, the roof rack, the rims helpednhe identification. >> reporter: ashanti cameron, another transgender woman was e in d on eastern ave march and police at this point say they are not ready to establish a connecti to the two deaths. >> i can tell you the two of them knew each other and we spoke to zoe about ashanti's murder. >> reporter: there's a concerted effort now in the area to reach out to the unlbgtq commy and the sex workers in the area. >> what can we do as a community to help the young ladies out cahere doing this, bee if you're out here doing this work, you're really in survival mode. >> reporter: they also wanted to get the pictmie of the van out there to jog anyone's memories to see if someone in the neighborhood may have seen it before or after the june 13th murder. indeed, that's an important aspec

the wir is well back to the west. 9 is degrees in lexington, ken encan. to 90 as well and the90s, that warmer weather is pushing our way during the day tomorrow. the rain from yesterday is out of here but not from -- not the effects from that rain. amelia is here with a little more on the allergy report and something you may not always think aboul >> with alhe rain that we had yesterday, doug, it was noted today on our pollen report that the mold spores coming in high, everything else thankfully low. and therasses and trees count is high from all of the rain yesterday. here's a look at your planner for tomorrow. it's a pleasant start. we're at 72 degrees at 7:00 a.m. so really nice stepping out the door on wednesday. it's the middle of the workweek, too, always something to look forward to. by lunchtime if you're running errands, we're at 85 degrees. the sunshine is out and the humidity levels aren't all that bad. a high tomorrow of 91 so it's ining to be had a little bit bewarmer than completely dry out there tomorrow, but as we head on into the evening

. >> reporter: police said lexington park resident was arrested at a job site in cecil county yesterday. this picture take from surveillance video captured near the crime scene helped break the case. the murder itself was caugan on video this man with a rental. >> we were able to get the t represenhor's information, and we began doing a lot of background on him. reporter: investigators found that thomas has family in prince george's county, and they say a search of hison lexingark home turned up a shotgun. >> and we'll see if we can link thateshotgun to th shotgun used to kill sewy. >> zoe spears' murder happened near another murder, that of a transgender woman ashanti cameron seen here in this picture with zoe. sh wasilled near along eastern avenue in march, and police at this point say they e not ready to establish a tnnection to their deaths. >> i can justell you that the two of them knew each other and we spoke to zoe about ashanti's murder sneer police say prostitution is down now in the area where the murder happened, and there's a concerted effort to reach out to the lbgtq commun

speeding infraction in the u.s., winding up in jail for driving a breakneck 12 miles per hour down lexington avenue, four over the limit. >> grant quam's four children can't agree on what to do with their strange inheritance -- 80 so-called orphan cars potentially worth over a million dollars. >> jim and marilyn think it's time to sell, but jerry and john would like to see the collection kept together. >> i've had a chance to experience most every car here. spent a lot of time in these. i've driven most of them through the years. >> it's two against two. something's got to give. how do they decide? they go to the videotape. remember that local-tv piece featuring grant all those years ago? turns out a crucial part of grant's interview was never broadcast. >> it was like a 15-minute segment, but later they offered up the entire raw footage of the shoot. >> they pop the cutting-room-floor footage in the vcr. during the unedited, hour-long interview, grant is asked about many topics that never reach air, including the future of his cherished autos. listen. >> [ laughs ] >> their father's words e

. >> reporter: police say the lexington park resident was arrested at a job site in cecil county yesterdaythis picture taken from surveillance video captured neither crime case helped break the case. the murder itself was caut on video and this van is a rental. distinctive features, the roof rack, the rims helped

surveillance cameras captured her leaving the other bar in lexington with two men.man was later question. a tip wednesday led authorities to the home which belongs to the family of 1 of the men she left the bar with. the property has been searched multiple times already during the investigation. >> our detectives, investigators will continue their investigation to determine who this may be and what may have happened. >> reporter: savannah's family is offering a $15,000 reward for information leading to her return or recovery. once the autopsy is complete and the body is identified, the person's family will be notified. in new york, fox news. >>> a senate judiciary committee held a hearing with experts testifying on how to protect children from online sexual predators and traffickers. >> what these human traffickers are doing when it comes to either labor or sex trafficking, they are using the internet to entice, coerce and in many ways, even arrange the buying and selling of our children. >> the witnesses said that tech companies, regulators and law enforcement need

my father and her opened a small boutique on lexington, and six months later -- noemi: he got sick.tephanie: ...he got sick with cancer and died. noemi: the year after, he died. very young man. stephanie: 38 years old. noemi: and he left me with stephanie, was 4, and nicolas was 7. stephanie: she got remarried. nicolas: two years ago, he divorced her. because he was married to her, and he started suing us, and... stephanie: the little bit she had left, she put into this business. noemi: it's why when we talked about the design, also, it was a part of that. stephanie: she checked out a little. nicolas: it was just bad. lemonis: for everybody. you could not have built this business without her. -period. -nicolas: period. lemonis: you know, it seems like this business really thrives when noemi's at the top of her game. when she's engaged, things are really good. the real courage to start the business came from you putting all your poker chips on the table. by the way, that's the courage. but i don't give you credit for whatever this is. all right. nicolas: let's move along. lemonis: no

you cannot find him as a counterparty to banks, beyond lexington wexner unclear who his investors weres a guy without a college education. >> he did a lot of business in the virgin islands. >> but what was the business? >> i would expect and this is speculation as time goes on you'll find out he was helping people park money, possibly money laundering, and at the end of the day jeffrey epstein, you know, if bernie maddoff and harvey weinstein had a baby it would be jeffrey epstein. that's who this guy is. and i think that -- i think that as the investigation goes on, i think the nature of his business is going to be very interesting because i think it is going to be problematic for anyone who intersected with him financially. >> if bernie maddoff and harvey weinstein had a baby. nightmare courtesy of tim o'brien. tom, tim, thank you both so much. next, in a rare interview joe biden speaks to our own mi mikapryzinski. choosing my car insurance was the easiest decision ever. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. geico's a company i

passengers were apparently stuck on the q train for about 45 minutes, this was between 63rd and lexingtonfor those of you who are familiar with manhattan. when the passengers finally got off, they walked backwards to exit the subway system. they tell us. let's go to paolo sandoval. >> heart break, that's what we're encountering as we get closer and closer to times square. before we let you hear from some of the folks on the streets. take a look at this picture behind me. you're looking down 7th avenue, a few blocks that way, central park. you're looking north. it's incredible to see how dark it is here. it's completely dark. we mentioned theaters. you're talking about a massive tourist presence here, people who come from all over the country to catch a show. you didn't have to cox too far. tell me what was it like for you. what were you doing and what did you see? >> my kids and i were on our way to frozen. and we've been waiting all week to see it. hopefully it's not our theater, as we got closer to the theater, there were so many people there. no one knew what was going on. it was a lit

retreat, the prussian army is closing in on the rattle and arms, the equivalent of the minutemen in lexingtonand concorde. their pushback in southern germany. short is wounded, is commissioned as lieutenant in the infantry in the army of modern which is the last state holding out against the prussians and the return of the monarchs and at the end he is fighting to the bitter end and the fortress of ronstadt, last-place of the revolutionaries that held out against the prussian and the prussians areshooting people right and left . they assume they'll stop by putting them in prison but carl shorts as assume he's a depression subject, born outside cologne which is about bizarre map of germany at the time was question territory but these are traitors to the crown of prussia so he and a few other acquaintances, they hide out and they go into the sewers. they're almost drowned, there almost caught, they can't get away. they hide in the attic of a barn, they lost a barn and the prussian lancers moving to the border underneath them at these guys, overtime even if you're not eating and drinking, bodily

when we were together, they took to qualify that on the lexington. they lost a bunch of guys.hey pick up on that story. andst daily, the russians americans are at each other's throats. this is an average day of the sea of japan. my back held up something. and house or playboy. the guy back there, he would show them the playboy. it was more current than the one we would have on the carrier. i have had guys run across my area on the carrier and say you don't want to do that again. and then i had an electronic warfare plane go over them in turn of the game. he probably blew every fuse on that bomber. i'm tellingt again, you. that is a great enterprise. i do not know i was on the cruise or not, but she has got her beautiful -- remember the radar array up on the island, and someone in their infinite wisdom said buy the lady a new hat. they took that beautiful array off there and they made her look like everyone else. but there's only one "enterprise." they took the core out of it. the. nuclear power plant has been removed. she's in salvage. that is a tough decision. that is a great