forest forest we spoke to enterprise and lindsay cadillac.indsay cadillac says it apologizes for the inconvenience and believes the right party solved the matter. enterprise statement. "our goal is for every customer is to be satisfied. as a result we appreciate channel 7 for contacting us and bringing this concern to all attention." all's well that ends well. horace holmes, abc7 news. larry: thank you. we're following a developing story out of tennessee tonight where a manhunt is underway for a teacher suspected of kidnapping a teenage student. it's been a week since 50-year-old cummins and the 15-year-old were last seen. they were tracked down to decatur, alabama, before the two went cold. they were having inappropriate relationship. but the teenager is a victim. >> she may not realize she is a victim but she is a victim. she needs help, our best effort. she needs the attention of the country to be on the lookout for her. larry: authorities received 250 tips fr >> time to get a look at traffic with erik smith. hi, erik. erik: the tough ride

but sentencing, judge lindsay kushner qc used her final words to sentencing, judge lindsay kushner qcto issue sentencing, judge lindsay kushner qc used her final words to issue a sentencing, judge lindsay kushner qc used herfinal words to issue a rate warning to women. she said... while many might see her comments as useful advice, others believe this isa useful advice, others believe this is a backward step. i'm very anxious that whatever message she meant to send, it's fairly clear that what it has sent as a message that there's not much point in reporting. that is wrong. whatever amount of drink you have had, do report, you will be treated better than this suggests. he rape survivor herself, this woman now helps others through the ordeal. it makes us quite angry and notjust because they are arrogant, factually incorrect comments, but because, it's one thing to go on making these comments when you sit in a courtroom altaic and are engaging in one aspect of society, without actually engaging with them women experiencing this. the judge is not the first to comment on this subject. oth

lindsay was one of the only reporters inside rockville high school tonight at lindsay, i imagine there were plenty of fireworks. >>reporter: there were. this was a big crowd. if you were driving by rockville high school tonight, you knew there was something going. the parking lot behind me was filled with cars and mr. were protestors on this side of the street rallying against illegal immigration. no news cameras allow inside. not a media friendly event at all. but we can show you some cellphone video so you can get a sense of how big this crowd was. speaking to the crowd, the montgomery county superintendent, a police detective, other school officials as well. there was a presentation and then time for questions. one issue raised was the school's response to this crime and communication with parents. one mom said that this meeting happened five days too late. the superintendent blamed that on wanting to gather all of the facts and earlier today at a press conference he did say he regrets not being available sooner. the fact that the two teens involved in this were here illegally was a

we'll take it back to you in the studio. >> lindsay, thank you so much. the video of water pouring in it's been six years since a deadly earthquake and tsunami hit japan in 2011. >> across the country there was a moment of silence today held at the act time the earthquake hit and triggered tsunami that destroyed much of japan northern pacific coastline it left 18,000 people dead or missing and many towns affected by the disaster are only partially reb struggling to find ways to finance reconstruction. >> and speaking of japan the famous kery months only trees are getting close to peak bloom in washington d.c. and tree is century old japanese gift the u.s. is expected to peak between march 19 and 22 no matter what mother nature does the cherry blossom festival kicks off wednesday march 15 and runs through mid april. there's fears about our beloved cherry bloss omz. gwen is here talking about the the blast of cold weather we're expecting and maybe not be great for the trees. >> unfortunately. bad timing. all the way around. >> everyone was excited because t

how is it going lindsay? >> reporter: it's been snowing at this rate in leesburg since about 8:30 and at this point, we're only seeing light accumulations on bushes and our grassy areas, but take a look at the roads. no accumulation there tonight. just wet. and that is why these snow plows are parked alongside the road. there are four of them lined up here. just ready to go when we see more accumulation. northern virginia has more than 4,000 pieces of snow removal equipment out tonight. some are out and moving around. others like these are. i'm joined now by v dot steve shannon and drivers we haven't seen trouble tonight but it's going to be a different tomorrow >> it will. hopefully people are getting a good night's rest. tomorrow morning will be totally different. be a lot of the cars out. a lot of vehicles. a lot of v dot vehicles, much worse in the morning >>> a long night for all of your drivers working 12 hour shifts. how long will that be the case >> they're off the clock when the storm ends. we may be

lindsay, just curious any school chancellor on this? >> shawn, we have been trying all day to get the chancellor and the mayor to talk about this. weren't able to nail down an interview. parents, though, as you can imagine had a lot to teisha lewis us. it certainly was one of the worst cases i've ever seen in their decision making. many parents attested hard elementary were anything but happy cam percent when they picked up their kids. especially for the parents to drop their kids off and then there was no after school care. i was in the midst of a conference call when the school called. what were they thinking, to pick up three hours of instructional time on a snowily day. clearly the new superintendent just was not thinking or was badly advised. it was around 5:00 a.m. when d.c. made the call to open two hours late. soon after parents dropped off their kids this news came out. school activities, including child parents rely on that goes until 6:00 p.m. this was tweeted about half past noon. parents got an e-mail, but some missed it. y

it is not clear the white house directive request for comment to the justice department senator lindsay graham, a friend of jeff sessions had this to say about tonight's news. >> if there is something there and it goes up the chain of investigation, it is clear to me that jeff sessions, who is my dear friend, cannot make this decision about trump. so there may be nothing there but if there is something there, the fbi believes is criminal in name, then for sure, you need a special prosecutor. >> for those following at home we have two newspaper articles dropping tonight on the same subgrew up in this one story. meanwhile, the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, congressman adam schiff of k5e68, said in a statement of his observe: "if reports are accurate, it is essential that he recuse himself -- "talking about sessions. "from any role. this is not even a close call. it is a must. at long last. this brings us to our panel tonight. katy turr who has covered donald trump from the start of the campaign, political senior foreign affairs correspondent michael crowley. we had to

good to know lindsay.at, it did end up only being a couple inches of snow in the reagan national area and about three inches closer to the national zoo, but thatt combination of snow and sleet because it really pretty quickly after midnight last night has made it very tough to get rid of and to shovel i'm sure if you had to shovel it today you found itund quite back breaking. this is a new daily record for dulles 5.6 inches and 2.2 at bwi marshal. i'llrs show you a few other totals, leesburg picking up 5.6. martinsburg got 8, frederick, maryland, 10 and cumberland 10 and yes they are happy for thath snow out of the wisp ski resort. they're working hard to get it open. college park got 2.3 inches. seen a, 3.5.. demass cuss, maryland, 4.5. we're done with the snow. w we could see a few flurrieslu tomorrow, nothing that will accumulate. but you know what, we cannotanno ditch the big winds yet andand we're going to be dealing with mainly blow temperatures and single digit temperatures just about all day long.

they talked to lindsay watts. >> he's been the backbone.e traits from his dad >> would he come every day have lunch. he cared about us. it's important to be with your parent. >> police are asking anyone who may know king berry's whereabouts to call them. it is unclear where he's from. >>> the defense department is investigating reports that some marina shared naked photographs of female monitors veterans and other women that a private facebook group called marinas united. it was initially set up to help service members with ptsd. it has 30,000 members. it is not clear who posted the inappropriate pictures, which has since been taken down. the marinas say anyone involved in distributing nude photos could face criminal charges, they're offering assistance to anyone affected by the misconduct. >>> back to the story getting plenty of comments on our facebook page tonight. one local school district have wednesday off because so many of teachers are calling out for international women's day. >> we're debating next in fox 5 unfiltered. (vo) what i

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>>reporter: lindsay he finally spoke after five days of silence. this assault took place thursday morning at rockville high schooi and it wasn't until this afternoon at 5:00 where dr. smythe finally broke his silence. you'll remember last night we staked out his waiting for himut to give h us some sort of commet and we asked him the one question everyone has been asking. why was an olden roled as a freshman a sitting in a classroom with wi children as young as 13 years old in here's his response from last night. is there any sort of secondary alternative learning situation for a person like the 18 year old instead of placing them at a high school with 14 year olds? e there are a variety of differeni english learner programs and pro other programmers for older students. as i said i can't really speak to the situation. > and last night, dr. smith himself confirmed on the record that there are a variety of other programs for older students. in this case an adult other thaa placing them at a high school with minors in this case a 14 year old. take a li

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here is republican senator, lindsay graham, republican senator lindsay graham last hour on our show talkingn akin that want to know about russia. >> if you go to myrtle beabeach -- >> if it turns out there's a criminal investigation by the fbi, that should be inferred to a special council for prosecution, and i want to know what you think about that? >> we are having a new deputy attorney general come forth and he was introduced by two democrats and from the state of maryland and i want to give him a chance to be able to look at this investigation, monitor it, advise it up until the point i believe he cannot do that. i do not believe he would be disqualified because he was picked by president obama. the need for a special prosecutor would only arise if we lost confidence in him, if there is a criminal investigation. director comey is a good man, and tell us if there's a warrant or criminal investigation and then we will find out whether or not we need a special prosecutor. >> david ignatius, i am wondering in the course of you talking to your many, many sources in washington, d.c., if you h

lindsay watts has more. >> reporter: the frederick county sheriff said what this student was planning-year-old nicole cevario had the gun and bomb making equipment ready and she was on track to carry out her plot here wednesday. >> she looked like a friendly person >> she was an ap student >> classmates say nicole cevario was a quiet minor student who worked at the subway. >> everyone was scared because it someone is nice and looked -- that's her could do something like that, who's next? who else would do something like this >> everyone we spoke to was in disbelief by allegations he was investigator says they found all of this in her home. materials to build a pipe bomb, fireworks and nails and this newly purchased shotgun was also discovered. >> there's no doubt in our mind that we overt add disaster up there. i've never seen anything like this to be honest. >> reporter: the sheriffs said cevario's plan to kill students at staff was detailed in her diary >> it was included in her diary she planned to die >> it was clear to us she had the means, materials to cause significant damage t

>> congratulations to lindsay graham. he is reminding the president that u.s.enators are n chopped liver and you can't just throw out a completely unsupported allegation and duck and cover. we are in a moment now where there's a test on all three branches of government. are they going to reassert their constitutional authority and standing, and lindsay graham is obviously extremely skeptical and it's a put up or shut up moment, and i think this is the big story of the day. we are going to find out that in fact there was something there, or more likely as senator graham suspects, that the president has nothing, that he made an allegation that the former president of the united states committed a felony with no evidence whatsoever. either way it's a huge story. >> what is the hold up? josh, one would guess that there is definitive information about whether or not there was or was not a warrant. what do you think the hold up is here? >> ordinarily the fbi does not talk about whether it has an investigation into a matter or not, and there are good reasons for that

fox5's lindsay watts has the latest present l college park. >>reporter: prince george's county police have made no arrests tonight but they want to people to know they don't believe this was a random crime. the shooting happened here at the camden at college park apartments. mr. was a large inve underway here earlier this afternoon. police say it was around 4:00 when there was a fight on the third floor. one man was shot and another man ended up with a head injure requirement we watched as that second victim was taken away by ambulance. he is second to be okay. the man who was shot died here on scene. from what people have told us we believe his body was in the hallway. i tucked to some residents on that floor of the building who were home at the time who say they never heard any fighting or any gun shots. they were really surprised that something like this would happen here, especially in the middle of the day. > the security is pretty good here, so -- and also i think the lent they take to ensure at least that people entering the building, t

lindsay?rter: we learned today the man whose home exploded in rockville shot and killed himself before the blast. a neighbor provided this photo of 61-year-old steven beck. this is him with his pitbull max. investigators say beck killed the dog as well as. back here live. many neighbors say they believe the explosion was intentional. you can see they still leaving flowers and dog bones on the fence. >>> three men accused of robbing a chantilly gun shop have been arrested charged and behind bars. federal investigators say they are responsible for at least two other gunshot robberies in the last ten days. here is the chantilly gun shop we're thrilled to learn they've been nabbed in just days, they will be back in court >>> we started spring this morning at about 6:30 a.m. a lot sunshine to start the day and the clouds came across and kind of took that sunshine away. temperatures mostly in the 50's for highs today. how about tomorrow morning? i believe we're going to be socked in with clouds tomo

lindsay watts joins us now with a story you'll see only on fox5. >>reporter: there is video of the aftermath of what happened saturday in it shows people walking by. some just watching. but a military nurse knew she had to do something. she says she's speaking out now so larry drum gold's family knows he wasn't alone. i just went into survival mode for him. this video was taken just minutes after the broughtful stabbing at potomac mills. the gentleman that worked with him he was like screaming out for h. i wanted to help him survive much that was my thought to be honest with you. i need to get over there, do what i can to help him survive. > penny own is a nurse and army captain but says she's never seen such horrible injuries. she say the victim larry drum gold was still breathing as she and her husband performed cpr. her brother filmed on his phone. own says in a addition to medical help she haven't whatted to provide comfort. i bringed for him and i'm praying that my prayer -- was able to hear my she stayed with drum geld until premixed arrived

abc's lindsay janice has more. >> reporter: this disturbing video shows a 4-year-old girl apparentlyng shoved down the stairs at a day care. the worker then appears to notice the camera. at that point she holds the little girl's hand and walks her down the steps. the little girl was shaken up. just like -- and i'm any just like, like, her eyes literally were like, help me. that day care manager happened to be watching on a new camera that had just been installed a half-hour earlier. so i went, confronted her at the bottom of the stairs. e little girl wasn't injured. but the day care worker, sarah other parents at the day care left stunned. >> to hear this -- it was -- like -- i don't know. it was -- a bit disheartening. gable's attorney is not commenting on the video other than to say his client is relieved the child is not injured. charged with simple assault and endangering the welfare of a child. lindsay janice, abc news, new york. >> definitely tough video to watch. >> it is, also tough to watch, will be me on the back end of this story. >> oh, boy. >> as you know, college studen

fox5's lindsay watts reports from potomac millions. the search is on for that murder suspect right now police say n that the tabbing happened around 26789. 30 this afternoon in the the parking lot in front of the burlington coat factory. police say the suspect then ran across the treat over where wee are, took off in that direction and then just kept ongoing. we'll show you some video prince william county policepoli spent hours today combing thengt mall parking lot and other areas around potomac mills. officers lined up to search for the murder weapon, the knife and any other evidence the suspect may have left behind as he wasse running away. they didn't end up finding theng knife in that search. police say this started when the suspect was caught shoplifting in burling coat fact mri twog loss prevention employeescoatpl approached him as he was leavins the store.th one of them, the victim who was stabbed.stab the confrontation took placeac right near the exit. kind of out into the parking log and during that encounter he was stabbed a

fox5's lindsay watts livets tonight at potomac millions witm this.il >>reporter: the search is onrc for that suspect right now. police only release his name and his photo about an hour ago.o. the stabbing around happened around 12:30 and that over in30a front ofnd the burlington county fact mri police say afterwards,r the suv peck ran across thes street where we are and he kept ongoing. i want to show you some video prince william county policey po spent hours here today combing the mall parking lot and other areas around potomac millions. you can see officers searched up to search forth murder weapon, the knife and any other evidencr the suspect may have left while he was running away. police say this started when the suspect was caught shoplifting in burlington coat factory.ry. two loss prevention employeesloe approached him as he was leavins the store, one of them, the victim who was later stabbed. the confrontation took placeace right near the exit, kind of out into the parking lot and during that encounter he was stabbed and sustained serious injuries. the suspect continued to flee

act and he's got to figure out whether he can work with these very conservative republicans or as lindsay gram just mentioned maybe possibly work with democrats who want to get things done and govrn and at the end of the day president trump wants top do that. >> as we heard lindsay gram sez say that's when he thinks needs to happen moving forward and what sean spicer swhed the president said he was serious about working with democrats. >> we're not saying it's the end of healthcare but we're looking for a way forward and i think a lot of the members and again on both side of the aisle have reached out not just to the president but members of the team willing to share ideas and both tat will mack the -- they think would make the bill stronger. >> so israel you know the gop bill as it stands now is dead in the water and we heard friday both the president and gop lawmakers say we'll move on to other things writing now. and do they need to come back together and start working on something else? does obamacare need to be fixed. >> yeah i think win of the criticisms about president trump and co

lindsay watts, fox5 local news. > good stuff there.ll right, if you are interested in working for prince george's county police, go to pg p org for more information. you see it on your screen there. you can also call (888)310-9736. we also have those details on our website at fox5dc.com. lindsay, you did great out there. >> they say they need # 150 officers. they want to higher them by this up ser. >> mr. you go. > a local gop strategist is leading his own independent investigation into the murder of a dnc staffer. coming up next at 10 the latest in the search to find out who killed seth rich last summer. the labor department says the number rose to 250,000. new emojies on the way, apple is now considering 69 new emojies, including a mermaid, a bearded man and a scarf. they're expected this summer. united the first us open automated screening lanes, redesigned at newark airport's terminal c has 17 lanes with larger bins and individual stations. stay goodbye to virgin america. three months afters alaska airlines put the care beer saying

fox 5 lindsay watts is live in leonardtown with more on the preparations underway there. lindsay? >> tony, it's coming down here in leesburg. you can see snow plows, it was around 7:00 when the first light flakes started falling then turned to rain and it was about 8:30 we started seeing snow like this and you can see it's a good rate of snowfall taking a look down, you can see what's accumulated in grassy areas, not too much, even less on the roads. nothing there at this point, and that's the reason that these snow plows are still lined up yet. virginia has 4300 pieces of snow removal equipment out and around tonight. and i'm joined now by steve shannon with v dot. when will they get moving as soon as the snow starts sticking to the pavement, start seeing tracking, they will be moving. that's when they will apply the salt. this -- these particular contractors probably within the next hour or so. again, depending on the road temps and when the snow starts sticking they will be moving out. >> reporter: not bad for drivers, we haven't seen anybody having any trouble. what are you an

very much, lindsay. it is certainly interesting toei hear the reaction of people.e want to hear reaction from lawmakers on the hill. tom fitzgerald joins us livens u with the very latest? what are they saying? how are they reacting from the speech.rom >>reporter: i'll tell you, this is not what anybody has expected. for the past five weeks we havee watched a combative donald trump. we have watched at times a president donald trump who kindk of went off script for moments. tonight, this was deliveredis w tonight and even the democrats who walked out of there were stark in their mess age. they appreciated what they call this more presidential tone out of president trump tonight. a lot of the highlights we've been telling you about, the president talked about efforts to reform the affordable care act, obamacare, he also talked about a new infrastructure program, a trillion dollars rebuild roads and bridges of the united states of america.tes at one point there was an emotional moment where up in the gallery the widow of the us navy seal ryan owens was recognized and t

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lindsay. >>reporter: shawne family lives at this apartment t next to the huntington metro ste away for the weekend when theiro and the couple says worse than s what was left behind. it's like my heart was up here in myh of their home torn apart. you . q every cabinet searcr children's room turned upside tm to think i wasn't a targeted hae who broke in originally came inn of stealing stuff and once theye apartment they realized we weren decided to vandalize on the wayb it in our faces. the burglars l with a charpy. the thing that s that the wholly koran was rippel therapied all over the floor. s p in the floor were ruined too.s wife malwere in new york when ts discovered monday by a building fairfax county police were at ts collecti couple and their four year old r old son are staying with relatin will never feel that this happed here from dubai just a year agod virginia. even now, even aftero regrets. the amount of supportn the last 48 hours is just overwd feeling. we know for sure thatt choic

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lindsay graham has been very tough on trump. i'm sure they cleared the air today. >> sandra: lot coming out of that. he is currently tweeting about that. everybody is busy this afternoon. thanks for hanging on and joining us at the fine minute. good to see you all. i'm sandra smith. here's shepard smith. >> shepard: house republicans are pushing their plan to repeal obamacare and replace it with trumpcare. we still haven't heard how much this will cost or how much people could lose coverage. ahead, why some conservatives are coming out against their colleagues saying the plan won't work. get used to hearing the name rod rosenstein. if the senate confirms him, he will have to investigate moscow's connections with the trump campaign. today senators grilled him on how that will go down. wikileaks dropping thousands of

. >> lindsay graham was asked about the situation with jeff sessions in a cnn town hall. he was asked if he believes there's a need for a special prosecutor which others have resisted. listen to senator graham. >> if there is something there and it goes up the chain of investigation, it is clear to necessity that jeff sessions, who is my dear friend, cannot make this decision about trump. so there may be nothing there but if there's something there that the fbi believes is criminal in nature, then for sure you need a special prosecutor. if that day ever comes, i'll be the first one to say it needs to be somebody other than jeff. >> last night, 24 hours ago i think it was, i asked you specifically -- the night before last it was, how long can the administration resist the push for a special prosecutor. you sid they can resist it for a long time another now that the republicans like graham and others, does it get harder? >> much harder. republicans have to tread lightly here. their integrity in this process has to be beyond re3r0e67. senator graham made the right call. we h

so you are already seeing lindsay graham and ben sass, two republican leaders saying with a win skpbg wink and a nod, saying they are going to look into this and so trump has really sort of taken a step that takes control of the narrative away from him in a sense. >> right. julian, i want to bring this point up. trump in all of his talk has had a rather complicated history with president obama, and here's a quick reminder for all of us. >> i think president obama is behind it, because his people are certainly behind it. >> and we are grateful to president obama and first lady michelle obama, for their gracious aid throughout this transition. he is the founder of isis. he's the finder of isis. i have great respect. the meeting lasted for almost an hour and a half, and it could have gone on for a lot longer. our president is the greatest divider i have ever seen. there's one line called place of birth and i would like to see what he said. >> talk about whip saw. do you think president obama will continue to be a target for president trump? >> yes , i think he will. and trump started his

lindsay? >> reporter: the frederick county sheriff compares what this shooting was planning to attacks at cold lump bine. had he she had a gun and bomb making equipment ready and on track to carry out the plot next wednesday. >> she always looked like a friendly person >> she was an ap student >> classmates say nicole cevario was a quiet >> everyone was scared. who's neck? who else were do something like this. >> reporter: everyone we spoke to was disbelief. investigators say they found all of this in her home, material to build a pipe bomb including fireworks and nails, and this newly purchased shotgun was also der ed d d d dered did you evered >> i never seen anything like this >> they said her plans to kill students and staff was detailed in her diary >> it was also cleared she planned to die. >> it was clear to us she had the means, materials to call significant damage to herself to the student bodies to herself at the high school. it was clear she was struggling with a lot of mental healt

rebecca patterson, managing director with besemer trust and lindsay. bob was saying markets are expecting janet yellen to sound more hawkish and does that mean more than three hikes this year? >> certainly the market is expecting a rate increase as well as more hawkish comments from the chairman. i don't think we're necessarily going to see that. the fed is concerned about painting themselves in the corner. it's unlikely we'll hear her reiterate the economy but temper that with an expectation or realization there's still uncertainty in the domestic economy, surrounding the recent increase in inflation, certainly on the fiscal policy side and, of course, events abroad. so i think the chairman will have a much more balanced assessment of the economy going forward. really tempering expectations for the market, that they are ready and willing to continue with a number of rate increases, but they remain, first and foremost, data dependent. i think it will be more muted than the market is anticipating. >> rebecca, market participants are expecting the fed to

fox5's lindsay watts has the latest present l college park.>>reporter: prince george's county police have made no arrests tonight but they want to people to know they don't believe this was a random crime. the shooting happened here at the camden at college park apartments. mr. was a large inve

. >> reporter: lindsay burke is the director of education policy for thrinservave thinktank base in washington >> beyond the evidence of the program or the lack of evidence, about its effectiveness, we have to ask whether this is appropriately housed at the federal level. and is it really appropriate for the federal government to be funding after-school programs? and i think that the answer to that question is no. >> reporter: 21st century community learning centers were created in 1994, under president bill clinton. then, expanded in 2001 under president george w. bush. it serves more than 2 million people on an annual budget of $1.2 billion. $550,000 of that goes to the plainfield new jersey district. federal funding that drops to zero in president trump's current budget proposal. is there any way the district could fund this program without the federal dollars? >> it would be challenging. of course, we can look to, wright and obtain grant funding opportunities. but that is not a guarantee. and sacrificing the healthy and very important learning experiences for children, it just doesn't seem

lindsay watts, fox5 local news. > nice job out there. if you're interested in working for the prince george's coun org for more information our can call the number on your screen. we have details also on our website and that's fox5dc.com. it has been a busy week in whole politics? hasn't it. first fox5's robert gray tells us what we can expect in the week ahead. in politics this week, secretary of state rex tillerson expected to meet with the foreign minute terse of lit wayne yeah ines tone yeah washington, tuesday. they'll be discussing various issues including the fight against global threats and the strengthening of nato corporation. brex it is moving forward in the united kingdom. theresa may is expected to trigger article l on wednesday which will begin official brex it negotiations between the uk and the europe onon. in technology news sam young will unveil it's latest smartphone the galaxy s8 and plus in new york city wednesday. it's the first major launch since the galaxy note 7 was pulled from the market after some of the device

"fox5" lindsey watts starts us live tonight with the dis disturbing details, lindsay. >> reporter: tony, investigators say the student was plan a mass shooting and bombing next year at coctin high school and he he she already purchased a gun and explosives to make a bomb and it's only her parents that stopped the attack. authorities say 18-year-old nicole savario had obtained all of this. fireworks, make a bomb as well as hunting style shot gun. everything purchased legally. and the sheriff said savario detailed her plan if her diary saying she was also going to die in this attack. savario's parents found out what was going on and her dad turned her in thursday. a district tovl told us the dad called the school. nicole was pulled out of class immediately and authorities were notified. savario remains under evaluation at the hospital. here's frederick country sheriff with more on what was uncovered with the help of federal investigators. >> this investigation is focused on her diary and the detail in the diary that clearedly planned out mass shooting event at the high school and other th

. >> i'm sure lindsay appreciates the comment about her dress and her earrings. i did pass it on.at we could not stop watching. the bbc dad and his kids who photo bomb. >> walk through the club like what. >> well, you may have noticed another video also making the rounds. >> a better known one. >> our graphics department had quite a good time with this, as did you guys on social media in reaction. >> so this is sam, who said, your diane impersonation was on spot. kenny g., are you going to sing wicked next? >> carry on. >> i don't know how to sing wicked. i could do my >>> this morning on "world news now," the presidential tax return. >> the issue was huge during the campaign with then candidate trump refusing to release his returns while under audit. and now the timing of this news has certainly sparked curiosity. we'll have the latest on whether this is the big reveal many were hoping for. >> and it's time to start digging out for many as that super nor'easter moves offshore, leaving behind plenty of snow. but it's the deep freeze that's about to set in that will make the afterm

we all know that rachel lindsay will be the next bachelorette. we didn't know rachel's season would begin this shockingly early. >> i am ready. i am ready. >> fans were apparently really ready too as rachel started meeting potential suitors live on after >> critics of nick's season were tweeting a storm, this season was such a buzz kill, they decided to have to start the bachelorette asap. >> lauren zima is grading rachel's executors and this guy gets an immediate f. >> i'm ready to go black and i'm never going to go back. >> one tweeted, this is what guys say to the first black bachelorette. >> he's 26, a high-tech recruiter from aspen colorado. apparently dean has a lot to learn, but he did make rachel laugh. she's open with the types of guys she'll date. >> i've dated all kinds of races before, i need a funny guy. >> he seemed really nervous, but did get her to giggle. >> you guys take pictures now. >> i need a guy who knows exactly what it is he wants. >> he's 30 and from l.a., he's a recruiting consultant, he's going to get a c for that on t

hi, lindsay. >>> jim, lauren, it has been so much fun out here tonight and just a little while ago andy garammar took a place opt stage. we'll show you you the inside the goal is to raise $.5 million for flood cancer research. "fox5" is a proud partner with leukemia and lymphoma society. jim lokay, there are you. >> i rangled him up to hang out a little while. what's the night is so far. >> this is a cause near and dear to a lot of hearts. my friend's colin 6-year-old daughter is going through treatment back in pittsburgh she got up out of treatment and said i want to shoot puck. she loves hockey. it affects everybody and we're all raising money and it's a great cause. it's fun to hear the stories tonight. >> and you were out in the crowd trying to get people to donate. i could not believe the amount of money people donated holly morris got 10,000 and i stepped in and got 15,000 and then holly stepped in and got 0,000. we talked to a lot of people whoa went through leak i'mia and it's not something curve do. they know the society is doing great work in the district and around the countr

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lindsay graham.the department of justice and fbi whether or not a warrant was sought and issued. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions recused himself last week from any trump campaign relate in calls to apin the a special counsel for an independent probe. but today he said he might kid one to investigate obama era scandals. >> i'm going to do everything i possibly can to, to restore the independence and professionalism of the department of justice. so we will have to kid whether outside special counsel its need the. >> overseas, battle for mosul continues to rage. iraqi, kurdish forces outnumber the fighters 10-1. isis gunmen are ready to feet to the death. holly williams has two records from the front lines. >> reporter: mosul is shattered. iraqi forces, pounded isis. and the people of this once wealthy city, fled with their bundles of possessions. sometimes, with just the clothes on their backs. a part of the world so aie now, brought to its knees. in the neighborhood, around 150 yard from t

. > this question is from dave and lindsay. this question is from james and lindsay fable. ill you please stand up? grip have you been targeted by this the f.b.i. because you're frican-american? >> sir. thank you for coming today. i believe the question was about the police, not the f.b.i. how do we know that? so the question is about african-americans being targeted by the police like i have in the ast. sen. graham: the question is racial profiling. anyone know tim scott? i didn't ask if you liked him. i ask if you know him. he's african-american senator. he says he's been stopped eight or 10 times by the capitol hill police. i've been up there 20 years, i've never been stopped by the capitol hill police. i think that's your point, isn't it? yeah. so here's the deal with policing. got to be tough on a good day. we need to be sensitive to the fact that communities feel under siege by the cops. we need to be sensitive to the idea that cops feel under siege and find some orderly process to enforce the law. but i've never been stopped. >> you're white! sen. graham: if you'll j

he's out on a lark. >> i believe lindsay graham referenced inspector crews sew. director comey confirms, and forget about what the congress is doing, director comey confirms that there is an investigation into links and coordination between the trump campaign and possible links and coordination between the trump campaign and russia. pretty ugly five-hour open hearing for the white house and i have to look at the fact that the open hearing did not happen today and say that was not an accident. >> so do you think nunes was trying to basically, if there had been in your opinion a certain momentum after the last hearing last week, was he basically just trying to shut that down? >> i -- you can draw your own conclusion, an open hearing that was scheduled for today, you can say cancelled, you can say it did not happen. the american public did not hear what wou from those who would be able to contribute to this investigation. >> sally yates' attorney sent a letter, telling the committee, telling nunes that she would testify about conversations relating to mike flynn and