. >> reporter: until today when a three count federal indictment was filed against anthony mcintosh, the corrections officer who found white in his cell. according to the indictment, mcintosh's failure to provide medical care when he saw white was in need of help resulted in white's death. it also charges that mcintosh covered up the circumstances surrounding his discovery of and response to ronnie white's medical emergency. matt jablow, 9news now. >> if convicted, mcintosh could face life in prison. >>> later today police are expected to remove a body from a well in fort washington. someone called police and tipped them to the location in the 11,900 block of old port road. officers lowered a camera down into the well and that's where they found the remains. they haven't released anymore information about the victim. no official word as to what alexandria police's role in this investigation. >>> there's no word if charges will be filed against a griefer who hit a woman democrats nigh. the pedestrian was trapped underneath the car. she did suffer life-threatening injuries and they don

according to the indictment, mcintosh's failure to provide medical care when he saw white was in need of help resulted in white's death and the indictment charges mcintosh covered up the circumstances surrounding the discovery of and response to ronnie white's medical emergency. >> mcintosh was arrested earlier today in new york. he will have his first court appearance some time later tomorrow and if convicted he could face life in prison. anita? >> matt jablo, thank you. >>> an update on a body found down deep in a well in fort washington. prince georges county police say they won't be able to remove the body until tomorrow. now, somebody called police, tipped them off to the location, in the 11900 block of old fort road. officers lowered a camera where they found the remains. they haven't released anymore information about that victim. alexandria city police were also on hand but with not say what their role is in todays investigation. >>> tonight the fbi releases chilling video of a man firing shots at the national museum of the marine corps. we now know who that masked man is. inv

mcintosh street the sign reads like the apple. but not red delicious red but like red on red eyes gravy on grit the and stop lights and green and yellow. and red like those powders and syrups kept behind the counter at blocks pharmacy. red. and red like the stripe on richard's barb bar pole and the stitches on button holes on over alls of those coming to down on saturday. solid red at the blue moon and red like the eyes of the late staying patrons on sunday mornings. and in church the red of the edge of white pages in a black bound bible coming together, closing. red as a congregation rises. [applause]. >> this references a lynching. the lynching of 2 couples in monroe, georgia occurred july 25, 1946. it's now referred to has the morris ford lynching. insurance man, 1946. silos you might not be here april. ain't none of us never promise said tomorrow. if you died you would need a will. that way you control your nickel when you are gone. get your ducks in a row you might not be here come april. yeah, your policy is up-to-date and w

woz insists he wants the apple ii have these lots but mcintosh doesn't. mcintosh doesn't have screws you can use to open it up and that was very steve jobs-like. all the way through his career really believing in tightly controlling like the gardens of kyoto that he loved to visit, carefully curated, carefully tended by one artist's sensibility. >> let's move to the macintosh era. so much is going on, so much growth. his personal courtship of john scully begins. talk a little bit about that. >> it was a bad mistake. it was almost like he saw john scully as a father figure or a mentor. john scully really wanted to be cool and hip and wanted steve's approval. for a while, the famous line in the san remo apartment that steve is thinking of buying and brings john scully off of central park and john scully is demureing and steve says the want to spend the rest of your life selling sugar water or do you want to change the world? john scully comes and john scully is a man of perhaps cool sensibility, great matters, very kind, but it is hard to deal with conflict

anthony mcintosh was arrested by the fbi in new york yesterday. mcintosh is charged with contributing to the death of an inmate n.2008, he found ronnie white unresponsive in his cell and did not call for help. white was being held for the death of prince georges county police corporal richard finley. mcintosh is also accused of falsifying records. no one has been charged directly. the coroner found he died of strangulation. >>> >>> in the race, the four candidates slugged it out. >> and the latest real clear politics polls shows the former massachusetts governor mitt romney with a five-point lead over former house speaker newt gingrich whose record of consulting was a topic in last night's debate. >> and gingrich was hired by freddie mac to promote them, to influence other people throughout washington, encouraging them to not to dismantle the two entities. i think that was an enormous mistake. >> the governor has been cherfully attacking me inaccurately, and he knows it. i would do no lobbying for them. none. >> when questioned about his age, the

so ryan mcintosh fell into that mid-20s category. someone who admitted that online that they were looking for a liaison talking to a teenage boy who had come out as being gay. offered to help him through that process. >> there he is. all right. >> watch tv or something. i'll be right out. all right? >> cool. >> in ft. myers, del would play the role of the male decoy. del is a contributor with perverted justice. she's one of the most senior people there. she has a number of roles. she helps coordinate the investigation. she also acts as a decoy. both on the phone and, if needed, in person. why don't you make yourself at home here? have a seat. what's going on? >> not much. how are you. >> good. how are you? >> good. what are you doing here? >> come to hang out. >> with who? >> rob. >> how old is he? >> 14. >> how old are you? >> 23. >> why do you think it's appropriate for you as a 23-year-old to come here to hang out with a 14-year-old? >> i was just coming to hang out. >> coming to hang out. you had a pretty lengthy conversation wit

mcintosh is accused of failing to assist white or notify anyone of his distress. as well as covering up the circumstances of what happened in white's jail cell. >>> prince george's county police may not be able to remove a body found down a well in fort washington. a tip led officers to old fort road near windjammer court yesterday. police lowered a camera into the well where they saw the remains. there's no word yet on a possible identity -- or how the person died. but engineers are still doing preparation work and police are waiting for permission to bring heavy digging equipment onto the property. alexandria city police also showed up at the scene but they did not tell us why they were there. >>> doctors are trying to save dozens of people wounded in a suicide bombing this morning in baghdad, iraq. the bomber detonated a taxicab that was full of explosives near a funeral procession. at least 31 people were killed and more than 60 others injured. authorities say that the bomber may have intended to blow up the cab outside a nearby police station. the escalating

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today, 48-year-old anthony mcintosh is being charged with deprivation of rights under color of law in connection with white's death. mcintosh, a former corrections officer, allegedly found white unresponsive in his cell and didn't get him care. authorities are also charging mcintosh with covering up his role in white's death. >>> a former marine reservist has plead guilty to charges that he fired shots at the pentagon, the museum and quantico and other military targets. during a hearing thursday, prosecutors played video and audio recorded by yonathan melaku prior to the shootings. melaku agreed to a 25 year sentence in the case and scheduled to be formally sentenced on april 27th. >>> we now know more about how the pentagon plans to cut nearly $500 billion in defense spending over the next decade. along with retiring older planes and trimming war costs the proposal calls for reducing ground forces by about 100,000. defense secretary leon panetta insists a leaner force doesn't mean the u.s. will be any less prepared to handle multiple threats if needed. >>> the time right now just abo

today fbi agents arrested anthony mcintosh in connection with white's death. prosecutors say mcintosh found white unconscious in his cell and didn't alert anyone. they say he also tried to cover up his involvement. if he is convicted mcintosh could face life in prison. >>> the virginia woman rescued during the navy seal team raid in somalia this week is in sicily tonight where she is planning to be reunited with her family. jessica buchanan of bedford, virginia is under military care to overcome a hostage ordeal that started last october. she and a danish citizen were in africa as international aid workers when they were kidnapped. buchanan has asked that no one other than her family be allowed to visit her. her relatives are expected to begin arriving today to join her. it's not yet known when she'll be able to return to the u.s. >>> things are back to normal on metro's red line tonight but, boy. it was a mess this morning. >>> a crack in a rail slowed down trains in northwest d.c. and that created a chaotic commute for thousands of riders. the cracked rail w

today fbi agents arrested 48-year-old anthony mcintosh a former corrections officer and arrested him in connection with white's death. prosecutors say that mcintosh found white unresponsive in his cell and left him there without alerting anyone. they also claim he tried to cover up his involvement. mcintosh could face life in prison if convicted. >>> we now know more about the impact of budget cuts on the u.s. military. defense secretary leon panetta rolled up pentagon's cost cutting measures today. the army will be reduced by about 80,000 soldiers over the next decade. the marine corps will be cut by 20,000 and seven aircraft carriers will be retired early. it's all in an effort to save $487 billion but panetta insists the security of the country and safety of the troops will not be compromised. >>> it was a nightmare morning commute on metro for people traveling the red line. a rail crack at the tinley town station forced trains to single track. platforms and trains were packed while crews hurried to repair the problem. news 4's derrick ward is live at the tinley town station where

they say mcintosh also tried to cover up his involvement. if convicted, he could face life in prison. >>> prosecutors reduced the charges against a florida doctor who was subjected to racial slurs. virginia state troopers arrested dr. maria ferer after a minor accident near the pentagon back in july. >> work in chicago now, so -- >> burrito doctor. >> burrito doctor? yeah. >> a dash cam from the trooper's cruiser showed that he used racial slurs and ethnic jokes before arresting the hispanic doctor. ferer says troopers arrested her because she questioned why they were asking her to sign a ticket. she also says it took her a long time to recover from the ordeal. >> it is very difficult to trust people now, especially the police, you know. i have nightmares almost every night. >> prosecutors reduced ferer's charges to a $50 fine. now the doctor is considering a civil suit against virginia state police. the trooper involved would not comment outside court. he remains on regular patrol duty. >>> well, the secret service is investigating an arizo

but federal grand jury charged anthony mcintosh in the death of brahney wine.s multiple charges including destroying or falsifying records and a federal investigation. white died shortly after his arrest in 2008. it was initially ruled that the 19-year-old was strangled. >> one local chef is making it his mission to make sure drivers don't get caught. >> one of these news -- who else is supporting his battle? >> if you did not know it was here, you would go right by the speed cameras here. you can take a look down there. can you see it? that silver box down there is the speed cameras. jeff tracy founded the hard way. >> i ended up getting free tickets there in three consecutive days, totaling about four hundred $50 -- $450. >> his campaign is growing and gaining support from those who have been caught by the camera picks it is ridiculous. if they are using the revenue to actually promotes safety, i would feel a little bit better about it. >> he spent the day placing signs near the new speed cameras. people don't know is there. people don't know that 25 is the s

. >> so let's move now to the mcintosh era. so much is going on at apple at that point, there's so much growth, and his personal courtship of john scully begins. talk a little bit about that, that -- >> it was a, it was a bad mistake. and it was almost like he saw john scully as a father figure or a mentor. scully really wanted to be cool and hip and wanted steve's approval, and it was, for a while, you know, the famous line i think it's at the zahn' mow -- san remo apartment that steve is thinking of buying, and he brings john scully up. they're looking over central park, and scully's demurring. and steve says do you want to spend the rest of your life -- because scully was in pepsi -- selling sugar water, or do you want to change the world? so scully comes, and scully is a man of prep school sensibilities, great manners, very kind, but he's hard, it's hard for him to deal with conflict. steve felt the price, i mean, i say why were you so tough, he says, well, the price of admission to being with me is that i've got to be able

mcintosh is accused of failing to provide medical care which resulted in white's death and covering up the circumstances of what happened in the jail cell. >>> we're getting new look at the man who admits to firing a gun at military targets in our region. yonathan melaku took this sid owe of himself -- video of himself when he fired on the marine corps museum in quantico. >> that's the military building. that's the building i'm going to be targeting. gunfire gunfire. >> the video shows melaku firing nearly 20 rounds at the museum. it happened at night and no one was hurt inside. melaku pleaded guilty yesterday to federal charges. he is a naturalized american who grew up in the area. u.s. attorneys call him a terrorist. >> other than the motive that he states on the video that he created. which -- which was i think to create fear and terror which is what terrorists do. >> melaku agreed to 25 years in prison and he will be sentenced in april. >>> we've told you about this. we've given you plenty of warning but today is really the last day to pay old parking at this particular times in d.

anthony mcintosh was charged with the federal civil rights death of ronnie white.e died after the hit and run accident of corporal findley. the death of white was declared a homicide. >> state college pa., thousands packed the center on the penn state campus, from family to former players and others, whose lives were changed by joe paterno. brad bell attended the public memorial, and he is live on campus with the reaction. >> we are just outside of beaver stadium, across the street from the very famous joe paterno statue. it is 33 degrees, running hard, and has been all day long, and still tonight after 11:00 there is a crowd of people gathered to pay their respects. it speaks to just how much this man meant to the community, and it is why they packed the arena to say goodbye today. they called it a memorial to joe and it drew a crowd former players and a famous football coaches but mostly people like steve smith who say simply that joe paterno made their lives better. >> my wife and i went to penn state. he started here three months before i was born and has alway

corrections officer anthony mcintosh found white unresponsive in his cell and didn't call for help. he's also accused of falsifying medical records. white died of strangulation. no one has been accused of his murder. >> the fox 5 forecast, looks like rain and perhaps heavy winds headed this way, sue palka in the weather center. >> i think the morning rush hour might require a little extra time. what it won't require is an extra jacket. it's going to be pretty mild tomorrow morning, temperatures rising overnight believe it or not. we'll start out with a look at radar because there is nothing going on at the moment. it will be a few more hours before we see anything that. red line is the leading edge of warmer air. that warm front is trying to push through the region. i'm going to click on the temperatures so you can see it is dividing a lot of 50s from 40s and 30s to the north, but even with that warm front slowing down it will still be able to progress northward overnight. i think all of us will rise through the 50s and a few spots to the south could be in the low 60s by the time th

at the mcintosh walked away after finding ronnie white in a cell in need of medical help.the hit and run death of an officer. >> if you have unpaid tickets in the district, today is the last day to pay them without incurring more penalties. the city ticket amnesty program ends today. drivers can pay parking and moving violations that were issued before january 2010 without dealing with late fees or points on your license. maryland and virginia drivers still owe more than $140 million in unpaid fines. >> we are going to turn things over to lisa baden with a breaking traffic news. >> and a developing story in northeast washington. we are on the scene. east of union station massachusetts avenue and fourth street this morning, an accident that is being documented. this was a fatal crash unfortunately. they have been taking pictures and measurements. massachusetts avenue east of union station at fourth street northeast. virginia, normal volume in the rain this morning in this picture. in landmark and the pentagon and it looks good on the 14th street bridge. back to you. >> than

. >> rocky mcintosh was inactive for the game against the eagles because according to espn he missedis bed to make it look like he was there. he's probably not going to be back. >> nice knowing you, rocky. >> it's the season it's been for the redskins. >> that wraps it up. >> 5-11. 33 losses in the last three years. this is the worst season, ever, for mike shanahan. what is going through his mind today, trevor? >> i need a vacation and this is going to be harder than i thought it was. everybody take a deep breath, take a step back. a lot of these players aren't coming back. some of the coaches may not be coming back. you don't know what is going to happen with the staff of the team. they are in a rebuilding process more now than last year. >> it was get out of dodge. take a look at the video today. the guys leaving the facility. a lot of them appearing on camera for the first time in awhile. they were not looking forward to talking to the media today. they didn't. the rest of the players busy cleaning out their things. kinld of like the last day of school. this year's 53 will not be

anthony mcintosh was a prince georges county prison guard who walked away from white's prison cell after finding him unresponsive. the medical examiner said white died of strangulation. >>> republicans slugged it out in another debate last night. and while ron paul called for opening trade with cuba, mitt romney and newt gingrich really went after each other sparking rick santorum to say their squabbling is becoming a big distraction. >> the bigger issue here is these two gentlemen who are out distracting from the most important issues we have complaining about petty personal politics. can we set aside that newt was the member congress and used the skills he developed to advice skimps and that is not the worst thing in the world and mitt romney is a wealthy guy because he worked hard and you see, guys, leave that alone and focus on the issues. >> and i think free trade is the answer, a lot of answer to conflicts around the world and i am promoting free trade. you might add cuba, too. i think we might be better off with cuba. >> ron paul said the u.s. should not play a role in the world's

now nearly four years later fbi agents have arrested anthony mcintosh. court documents say he walked away from white's cell after finding him unresponsive and falsified records in a federal investigation. a medical examiner says white died of strangulation, but no one has been charged in his murder. >>> the man who shot at the pentagon pled guilty today. fox 5's john henrehan has the story. reporter: in the fall of 2010 there was a series of overnight shootings starting at the u.s. marine corps museum in triangle, virginia, then at the pentagon in arlington, then at military recruiting stations in northern virginia. no one was injured by the gunfire, but bullet holes could clearly be seen at the various locations. the shooter used a home video camera to record one of his assaults. wearing a hood he holds up a .9- millimeter handgun, then with arabic music playing in his car he says he's going to hit a military target. then shoots out the passenger window as the car passes the marine corps museum. [ shots fired ] reporter: later in the homemade video the

. >> so let's move now to the mcintosh era. there's so much going growth and his personal courtship of john scully begins. talk a little bit about that on again/off again relationship. >> it was a bad mistake. i mean, it was almost like he saw john scully a bit as a father figure or a mentor. scully really wanted to be cool and hip and wanted steve's approval. and it was for a while -- you know, the famous line -- i think it's a san remo steve is thinking of buying and he brings steve scully buying and scully is demuring and steve says, do you want to spend your life 'cause scully was at pepsi selling sugar water or do you want to change the world? so scully comes and scully is a man of prep school sensibilities, great manners, very kind, but he's -- it's hard for him to deal with conflict. steve felt -- why were you so tough, he said well, the price of admission of being with me is that you got to be able to tell you you're full of it. he used it with two more letters in it and we're going to really duke it out and scully was

. >> marcus mcintosh filed this report a short time ago. earlier he was at a democratic caucus and there was a republican caucus going on there at lincoln high school. >> republicans caucusing right here at the lincoln high school auditorium. they're basing the vote on the person who stays consistent and has the same beliefs they do. >> my decision process was the most consistent, the person that i think holds good values, in my eyes. >> i'm looking for the person that i think is going to do the best job of reducing the size of the federal government. >> the main point we heard from republicans we spoke with was how important it is for them to caucus tonight no matter where their side is. the goal is to get their voice heard and vote cast to decide who will take on barack obama in november. >> this is the first time i ever voted, and it's important to be here because i would like to see america be restored. >> i think it's very important. i think that we, as iowans, setting the -- >> the ultimate goal is to make sure barack obama is a one-t

. >> they develop cherokee language software for use on mcintosh computers and iphones and ipods andds. students even chat on line in cherokee with students from the eastern band of cherokee's in north carolina. this is a powerful example of tribal innovation and the type of innovation that is vesting tribes with greater authority over our gnome print -- programs. whether it's economic development -- [applause] whether economic development or are education, health care or energy, the key to getting it right is the freedom to identify and tear down barriers to our success. tribal leaders carry with us a dream. it's a dream passed down from our parents and our grandparents. it doesn't look forward to 21,242,016. it looks to the seventh generation. we see a future where trust relationship actually works. it works for tribal nations and it works for our federal partners. our ancestors knew the tribe could govern our nations and govern ourselves like no one else. today we have proven it. residence of rural oklahoma are driving to our health facilities because they offer the best services