tom, montgomery county we know a sanctuary county.reak down exactly what happened here and why people are fired up about th, if you will. >> yeah, shawn, we shld tell you that was caroline sturgis, she is onef the top aidsou to montgomenty executive marc elrich. now elrich over the summer issued an executive order. it code fied the fact, put it ia writint montgomery county were not going to work with immigration and customs enforcement when it comes to customs ement. this anen old argument from montgomery county politi cians. they say immigration enforcement is not their job, so they do not cooperate wi the federal government when it comes to immigration enforcement. th also oppose the trump administration's policy when it comes toig immtion enforcement. so that's there baseline he. what's gone on in the last couple of days though, is that you have four very high profile individuals, who are all illegal immigrants, who are allha ced with sexual assaultn this county, andhere are very loud questions tonight about whether or not the poli

particularly in montgomery county, maryland. in the entire country, and it's right here 20 miles away from where we are sitting right now, and this county has been dominated by the illegal immigrate rapes over the last month. we have four illegal immigrants confirmed, who have been arrested on rape charges in montgomery county, maryland. now, what makes montgomery county unique is that it's a sanctuary county, they don't like helping the feds with illegal immigrants for it when they'd take a look and illegal immigrant into custody, and could do ones that have detained is by the federal government, they don't tell them. the won't let them know. in fact, just last week, we had an illegal immigrant who committed a rape allegedly against a woman when she was blackout drunk had they taken into custody, he has since been released on bond and they never turn him over to i.c.e. >> tucker: that's unbelievable he had so this is -- we've seen other examples but i'm not sure we seen a concentration this intense, of ways that ordinary america

montgomery county police say a passerby found the baby yesterday evening after hearing the sound of herries. >> and nowngolice are l for the parent or person who left that baby alone.fo 's ayesha kahn is live in silver spring with the latest on e investigation. >> yeah, montgomery coun s poay that baby was found in thisery heavily woodedrea right back here in thoioh portof silver spring. luckily, though, the b was found alive, even thoug it was the hospital in stable as takeo condition. however, questions still remain tonight. who is the mother? who is the father? is the mom okay? because there is great concern a for herh tonight. now, montgomery county police say the man who found the baby initially called 911 after he heard the sound of the cryingn the sidewalk here in the 10,000 block of 10 brook drive around 5:00 p.m. friday. they say when the man went t investigate, he found the naked baby about ten feet from the sidewalk in the woods right where we are. they believe the baby is possibly o hispanic decent aor was b a few hours before she was born accor to the hospital.mo neighbors

the patrol and refusong to if its environment played any factor in the men settling here in montgomery county and calling the county home. take a listen. >> the system failed, it would have faierd on theal level. that is not a responsibility of the local government.'t we deport people nor do we n op people from coming in who are, who are coming to our county. so that is not the government. so him coming back into the ve to do with border control ld and the like. >> but should it be the sponsibility of montgomery county? what do you say to parents and people who live le e not safe who feel like they're not safe because the county has essentially washe their hands of oversight concerning undocumented immigrants or ianyone whos crime? >> the county has not washed its hands ofanything. >> reporter: that was montgomery county's public information ry director barudson addressing questions for the first tim on camera. he spo s with us becauseeveral county leaders areway at the ian city. meanwhile, ice samayayinag s8ee on the right side of your screen was removed from the us in 2014. it remains a mys

in montgomery county we deliver cases on demand. i will receive a call at 2:00 am from a social worker who need the case and ensure the case arrives. the fact is we must do this together. we must all realize we cannot wait for our government to make change. we have to do it and i know next year after the 270,000 children estimated to enter foster care all receive a comfort excel i will walk on the steps of capitol hill and show them what communities really do together. children don't care if you are red or blue. what they care about is that you love them. that you make a matter. that is what we have to make sure happens. any other questions? how many cases in a month? so far 5 years, we have done 55,000 cases. that is a lot of cases when we pay for our own shipping. this year alone we've done almost 20,000 in this year alone. we will end the year with 40,000 this year. the demand is crazy. it is so sad to my heart the demand. i travel the country and talk to kids in the system. i spoke to a little boy, 16, on thursday i was in virgi

starts right now. ♪ >>> developing tonight, we are hearing on camera for the first time from montgomery countyed lyported rap >>ed the two menre t ahe us illegallyven rockville tonig thetstory. dti sha. sar the men call oury c county known formegont its sanctuary c immigrant andefugee friendly apparently no matterwhat. the county now blaming the patrol and refusong to if its environment played any factor in the men settling here in montgomery county and calling the county home. take a listen. >> the system failed, it would have faierd on theal level. that is not a responsibility of the local government.'t we deport people nor do we n op people from coming in who are, who are coming to our county. so that is not the government. so him coming back into the ve to do with border control ld and the like. >> but should it be the sponsibility of montgomery county? what do you say to parents and people who live le e not safe who feel like they're not safe because the county has essentially washe their hands of oversight concerning undocumented immigrants or ianyone whos crime? >> the county has not wa

the fifth time and illegal immigrant has been arrested on rape charges in montgomery county, marylandlem they are seeing in montgomery county. is this a surprise? >> absolutely disgusting. this is going to keep happening in montgomery county. the county executive has chosen to provide sanctuary to criminals. when you make yourself a sanctuary city the only people you're providing sanctuary to is people in violation of the law. the president sitting in the county jail made a decision to take this person at liberties away and put him in a jail cell so protecting the immigrant community, an example how long that is because these illegal aliens victimize the very communities they live in, the immigrant community. you are only protecting the criminal. i hope taxpayers in montgomery county say admit you made a mistake, let us work with ice to remove dangerous criminals from the community. this is another preventable crime. a shame another little girl's life is ruined. disgusting on every level. >> listen to what the officials on montgomery county say about this. >> the county executive is a

fox correspondent doug mckelway has the details on that. >> reporter: montgomery county, maryland, isghold of over a million people. the county council and county executive are all democrats who shun the label of being a sanctuary jurisdiction but who pride themselves on welcoming immigrants regardless of legal status. that sensibility is being challenged now birdies gruntinged citizens a after the arrest of 21-year-old nester guzman who was accused of sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl and her brother. he is the latest of six illegal immigrants to be arrested in montgomery county for sexual abuse or rape in the last several weeks. >> we don't interact with i.c.e. we don't contact i.c.e. nor do we ask any of our residents in montgomery county about their immigration status in the united states. >> reporter: one community activist has written members of the maryland congressional delegation and the county leadership expressing a common concern. quoting now: this is outrageous and unacceptable. we as montgomery county citizens and taxpayers are fed up. >> should they have to tell the f

so i decided that we are going to present cases together for montgomery county. we're goingut to throw some cass into dc system as well because that's where myas children came from. but we really wanted to make sure that the kids in my community because that's what i coming community buzz, by the way, i was schooled by my daughter to remind me that community is not her zip code it is our human race. we present casesy together. 200 became 300 and the next thing you know we have 500 cases. we handed them out to montgomery county into dc, and an amazing woman in the name of barbara harrison said i would like to you to come to an award in dc. i would like to present you an award for the fact that you did this with nobody asking. i am a baker is to be high and asking if you want to hear me talk for a day, i have not really told my story in public. my husband knew my story and moma), but for some reason i was moved that morning to tell my story. and when i did, the next thing you know, barbara harrison had taken out her phone and she videotaped it. it was absolutely am

montgomery county maryland seeing a back lash first century status after a fifth illegal immigrant isused of rape just this month. why can't officials see how dangerous sanctuary city policies are? ron the teller joins us with more. we appreciate it. let's bring up as we begin our discussion the five illegal immigrants charged with rape in montgomery county, we know the latest and the one right before in mendoza were both on and ice detainer, trying to clarify the final 3 but the bottom line is sanctuary cities protecting individuals like this at the risk of their own legal citizens. >> time from an, recounting and other jurisdictions to cooperate with ice. these are preventable crimes. they are in the country illegally so they are across the border, overstay their visa regardless of circumstances and then they commit another crime, very disturbing situation going on. the county executive issued an executive order saying they will not work with ice to remove these people from their communities. they are here illegally and should be removed, counties and other jurisdictions should work

>> poorly, i spoke to montgomery county executive mark eldridge, the man in charge of this county andis doing nothing to change the sanctuary policies of that county. in fact when i spoke with him, the most outraged he was was about donald trump, i asked him does he regret accusing the president of being a terrorist by enforcing the nation's immigration laws? he stuck with it, he doubled down. he said that trump and ice are terrorizing the community by making them feel unsafe, this is the world turned on its head. >> tucker: he presides over a county where there have been six apparent alleged rapes by illegal aliens. >> i'm talking to a lot of listeners, all of montgomery county, maryland, is beginning to speak up about this, they are outraged, one person needs to be involved in this conversation, the republican governor of maryland is larry hogan. he said localities need to cooperate more but he has been quiet over the course of a horrific series of assaults. he has only released a statement to his office reaffirming that he stands by his statement from last year, that's not good eno

marlboro.per good news, though, prince george's county fair is back on. >>> montgomery county will haveccording to rind the group claim registereded votershe in the county than citizens who were old enougho t >>> money that was stolen from spotsylvania countyo public school pay for football field has been. recov scol dtric wk lost600,000 in a fishing exam. someone thought that money was going a vendor to pay for the new football field at court land high school. virginia state police say half daat mthey shouldey get the rest net week. so far no arrests have been made washington running back adrian petersoneadse h ho peterson allegly s o$7we.5 million to a lender ar he originally borrowed.2 millio. peterson's lawyers hope to explore evidence and documents that could confirm a reduction haint debt. >>> historic street in southeast d.ld soon be renamed after marion barry.gt washin post reports campaign is underway rename good hope road afterhe district's long-time former mayor. also couilman. the stree runs through the heart of barry's polit stomping grounds ingh ward ei current council tra

right here in montgomery county we deliver on demand if i receive a call at 2:00 a.m. i will make sure itr arrives. we must do this together. we must all realize we cannot wait for the government to make a change. we have to do it. i know that next year after the 270,000 children that will enter foster care all receive a comfort xl i will walk on the steps of capitol hill to show them what communities really do togetheril. children don't care if you are redd or blue but that you make the matter. >> how many cases in a month? >> in five years we have done 55000 cases that's a lot let me pay for our own shipping this year alone we have done almost 20000 we will end up the year with about 40000 this year the demand is crazy it's so sad but i travel the country and i get to talk to kids in the system i spoke to a little boy but he was 16 i say little by the way virginia has one of the worst foster care systems in the united states and i remind the politicians of that every singlevisy day but the fact he said to me i thought we were supposed to carry trashbags. while. not a

montgomery county police say a passerby found the baby yesterday evening when hearing her crimes. >> now to the parent or person who left that baby alone. fox5's ayesha kahn is live with the latest object this r investigation. eporter: good evening. montgomery county police say that baby was found in thisery heavky wooded area right here in this portion of silver spring. luckily, though, the baby w found alive even though it was a very hot day and she was taken to theos htal in stable cond qion. however,stions still remain tonight. who is the mother? who i the father? is theomokay? because there is greatoncern for her health tonightun now, montgomery co police say the man who found the baby initially called 911. after he heard the sound of the crying on the sidewalk here in the 10,000 block of 10 brook drive at around 5:00 p.m. friday. they say when the man went toat investig he found the naked baby aut ten feet from the sidewalk in the woods right where we are. they believe theaby is of hispanic incident aus born j a few hours before she was fou according to the hospital. most neigh

it's not uncommon if they are very at least the fifth illegal immigrant arrested for rape in montgomery countyust this month. five just this month. two of the others are charged with raping an 11-year-old girl. horrifying.are out of this happen? simple, montgomery is a sanctuary for criminal aliens. at the chance for illegal immigrants being deported are essentially zero. the ideologues who let this happen. they are denying it now of course but they absolutely didit it. when it came right down to it,n the safety of their own citizens meant less to them than a chance to posture self-righteously about immigration. they wanted to feel like moral heroes even if it meant the women got raped. itrm immigration judge and resident of the fella for immigration studies joins us tonight. thanks very much for coming on. >> thank you. >> some of the maryland has consistently made the point that we are not cooperating with federal immigration sources. >> the actually double down, thr end of july county executive band ice from coming into the h jail, band has officers from communicating with ice and said they

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i just spoke to montgomery county executive -- >> tucker: the men responsible -- >> the man who was indoing nothing to change the sanctuary policies of that county and in fact when i spoke with him, the most outraged he was was about donald trump, the president of the united states. i asked him does he regret accusing the president of being a terrorist by enforcing the nation's immigration laws, he stuck with it. he doubled down. he said that trump and ice are terrorizing the community by making them feel unsafe. this is the world turned on its head, making them feel unsafe. >> tucker: this is the guy who presides over the counter would have been six -- apparently alleged rapes in the last month by illegal aliens. >> and i'm not the only one speaking up, i'm talking to a lot of listeners but all of montgomery county maryland is beginning to speak up about this. whether they are americans or immigrants, they are outraged about this and if that stay one more person that needs to be involved in this conversation, the republicanan governor of maryland. last year he said localities need to

and we are here responding at montgomery county and waiting for the investigators to do what they need to do in order to bring peace to these families. >> the 16 injured, do you know if those are all gunshot victims as well, if they were all shot? >> i do not know that at this point. >> okay. is there any idea -- and i know this is very early on -- of a motive potentially, did this man say anything, are you hearing from peek there? >> i've heard nothing about a motive, no. >> okay. i understand that you're asking people to come forward with information, any pictures, video. talk to us about that. >> honestly i don't know that they are doing any of that. i think that they are still trying to assess the scene and get people the treatment they need. >> can you give us a clearer idea of the oregon district and what that is? >> it is just a part of -- it i downtown area, nice restaurants and shopping and things like that. it is not far -- it is off 5th street in downtown dayton. where a lot of people go. >> i'm sorry, there is a bit of a delay. so if you hear me jump in, it is because of th

. >> montgomery county, maryland, is a liberal stronghold of over a million people.ouncil and executive are all democrats who shun the labor of being a sanctuary jurisdiction but who pride themselves on welcoming immigrants regardless of their legal status. that sensibility is being challenged by disgruntledle citizens after the arrest of 21-year-old guzman who is accused of sexually abusing a 12 year old girl and her brother. he's the latest of six illegal immigrants to be arrested in maryland accused of sexual abuse or rape in the last several weeks. >> we don't interact with ice. contact them, nor do we ask any of our residents in montgomery county about their immigration status in the united states. >> one community activist has written members of maryland's congressional delegation and the county leadership expressing a con concern. "this is outrageous and unacceptable. we as montgomery county citizens and taxpayers, are fed up." >> should they have to tell the federal authorities that they are releasing an illegal immigrant before they do it? >> yeah, for publi

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we begin with break of montgomery county.born baby girl was found abandoned i woods in silver spring. the baby is in stable condition at a local hospital. police they received reports of a baby crying off ofdr 10 brk e this afternoon. it was there they found the new ral feet from a sidewalk. they're now looking for the mother. formation to contact police. h >>> ayesha? >> reporter: prince george's county police spent a large majority of their evening handing out these wanted flyers afterhey say a woman told them that she was sexually assaulted in a park near a busy intersection. this all happened on wednesday night. as she said, she was walking and a man approache her, grabbed her and then dragged her into nearby wooded area and then attacked her. however, sheays she fough him and managed to get taway. buhen so did the suspect. in the meantime, police say thee ar offering a reward of up to $25,000 for any informati may lead to an arrest. >>> the stafford county public security pro after a bare ng its foot man without a backpa

. >> breaking n out of montgomery county. fox was oveat scene in bethesda where two pedestrians that's wisconsin avenue you'r. looking at between cltenham and east west highway. both pedesians taken to the hospital. we do not know the extent ofei thinjuries at this hour. orthbound lann wisconsin closed right now and of course we will keep you dated as this tuation develops. >> that wild ride we' seeing on wall street ended on a positive note this friday. the dow jonesndustrial average gaining more than 300 points to close at 25,886 # the s&p 500 d nasdaq also making gains today. contrast that with what happened earlier this week dhen tow plummeted nearly 800 points. >>> another df oro democ protests hong kongra that brought out t ihousands of demonstrators. they were back on the streets after a week thataw the city's main airport shut down and a violent f responserom police. meanwhile chinese forces carrieo out crowd l exercises across the border. it's adding to fears of a violent crack down by the chinese government which is

the new at 11:00 starts right now.to >>> finight, breaking news out of montgomery county. police say thisewborn girl was found abandoned in t woods in silver spring. the baby is in stable condition at a local hospital. police say they r receivedorts of a baby crying off of 10 brook drive this afternoon. they found the newborn in that wooded area several feats from i sidewalk. ce say the baby could possibly be hispanic. they're now looking for the anyone with information is asked to conct police. this is a good time to remind safe haven law that allows a a parent to give up a baby without any problems. parents have up to ten days before a child isnv born tooke safe haven. you n leave it with a responsible adult at a designated location like a hospital or police station. the parent would not face trouble as long as the baby is no a harmed. >>>nother story we're following tonight at 11:00 police in prince george's county looking r a man accused of trying to sexual assault a woman. >> police took flyers around ai neighborhoodht hoping residents can help track down the suspect.

claire police department, riverside police department, montgomery county's coroner's department, montgomerycounty prosecutor's office, red cross, also u.s. attorney of southwest ohio has joined us on stage, has been supportive and helpful in the investigation which is ongoing, just going to remind you that we are in 12 hours of the event so much is unknown. the police department homicide, criminal investigation, administrative administration, conducted by standards bureau that appears any time an officer discharges firearm. policies, 5 officers sergeant placed on administrative leave, that is per protocol. we are still asking for assistance investigation not with standing substantial, local and federal and state resources dedicated to this investigation, if there's any investigation regarding the incident request that be delayed, police department calling tip line, family assistance center had been established at the dayton convention center where you're at and can be contacted (937)333-8430. for additional information please follow our twitter page at dayton police. that is the entirety of

i'm a montgomery county commissioner. i'm the commissioner for the entire region of montgomery county. and i think of everyone, not just the democrats. and so i don't talk like that. none of my colleagues do. and it's time to stop. it's time to become a kind nation again. >> i often think about that, the language that we would all counsel our children never to use, you often hear -- >> no. >> -- in the public context. >> no. >> and you shake your head sometimes. >> yeah. >> to you, you're a democrat. this is a state that has a majority in both houses, republicans and the former governor, john kasich, told me he couldn't even get some of these things heard. and the red flag law, couldn't get it through, too. do you speak to your republican colleagues in the wake of this and say maybe this time, maybe now we can talk? >> i hope so. i've spoken off and on to some of them. because they've been here. they understand. they see it. i'm hoping when they go back and go back to work here in another week or so that they'll remember

coroner's office, montgomery county prosecutors office, box 21, red cross, bell brook police department, and also the u.s. attorney of southwest ohio has also joined us on stage who have been very supportive and helpful in this investigation which is ongoing. i just want to remind you we're a little bit more than 12 plus hours into this event so much is unknown. the dayton police department homicide unit will be handling the criminal investigation and the administrative investigation skill be conducted by the protective standards bureau and that occurs each time an officer discharges a firearm. the officers will be placed on administrative leave and that is per protocol. we're asking for assistance in this investigation notwithstanding the local, financial and federal and statement resources with this investigation. if there's any information regarding this incident it will be relayed to dayton police department by calling the tip line at 937-225-6217. a family assistance center has been established at the dayton convention center where you are at and can be contacted directl

. >> laura: that is the executive of montgomery county, maryland.uber-liberal area, right around here, and he is defending his police department's decision to ignore an i.c.e. detainer request and release an illegal alien charged with rape and assault. just last month, the d.c. suburb became a sanctuary county. >> the order is intended to ensure that the constitutional rights of immigrants are not violated, and the county benefits and services are provided to residents regardless of country of birth or immigration status. >> laura: joining me now is tom homan, former acting ic director, fox news contributor. tom, what is your response with the county did here? they are shameless. shameless. >> it's disgusting. >> laura: glad i don't live in montgomery county. >> what he should have said, i have failed my responsibility -- >> laura: and i resigned. he should resign peered >> right, because the century citir criminals. i.c.e. wants access to those sitting in a jail cell. they made the decision to lock these people up because they are a public safety t

this is supposed to be from a montgomery county resident saying just because others flee crime-riddensn't mean montgomery county has to be turned into a slum to accommodate them. by the way, in the wake of president trump's tweets, a new study from rent hop, and apartment search platforms that washington, d.c., is actually more rodent infested in baltimore. in 2018, the nation's capital got 5,715 rat complaints compared to baltimore's 4,476. but neither city comes near close to chicago's 50,000 rat complaints in 2018. hundreds of volunteers are gathered and started cleaning up in west baltimore on monday. some of them were trump supporter is inspired by his view with oversight chairman elijah cummings. those were led by minnick's guest, scott pressler. thanks for coming into night. >> glad to be here. >> so we want a reaction to some of the baltimore residents that you encountered when some of your friends showed up to help. >> i'm very thankful. i want to cry but i'm not a crier. >> what did you experience when you showed up? >> love. thankfulness and gratefulness. within 5 minutes o

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. >> montgomery county police are still looking for information about a new bon baby girl found in a wood are of silver spring. this happened friday night in the 10,000 block of tenbrook driver that baby was found after a manri startedng crying. the baby beli led to beatino deseent was born a fewbe hours fore found. she is taken to a hospitalednd reportn stable conditio. >> it' awe full for me because i'm expecting mother of whoever it is leave a just liket abandoned.and the bu. >> i have to like i say for m me, it's sad. >> montgomery county police want to talk to the mother and they're encouraging any with information about this to give them a call. >> a motorcycle rider dead c after aollision with anoth motorcycle bike in frederick uth of dperry road. maryland state pole say the two motorcyclists lost control after colliding with one another and 25-year-old dan stanbeck of gaithersburg was pronounced dead at the scream and the other rider was flown to a baltimore hospital. theyhink reckless drivering ways cause of the collision o and there werecharges at this point. >>in breg over

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kettering police department, montgomery county's coroner's office. montgomery county prosecutor's office, box 21, red cross, bellbrook police department, and also the u.s. attorney of southwest ohio has joined us on stage who had been very supportive and helpful in this investigation, which is ongoing. i've got to remind you that we're a little more than 12-plus hours into this event so much is unknown. the dayton police department homicide unit will be handling the criminal investigation and administrative by professional standards bureau and that occurs any time an officer discharges a firearm. per police department policy, the five officers that won sergeant, were going to be placed on administrative leave. that is per protocol. we are still asking for assistance in this investigation, notwithstanding substandial local and federal and even state resources dedicated to this investigations. if there's any information regarding this incident, we request that it be relayed to the dayton police department. 937-225-6217 tip line. there's a family assist

like these crimes very disturbing situation going on in montgomery county. the county executive issued an executive order basically saying that they are not going to work with ice to help remove these people from their community. they have should change it. it would make their community safer. they would protect their citizens better. brian: just have the victims speak up. the victims have to unite. victims, survivors have to unite these families and speak out we don't care about republicans or democrats we would like to be protected, please. we are paying enough in taxes. ainsley: this victim is 16 years old. she was sleeping. and he said take your clothes off. she wasn't doing it fast enough. he rips them off and then you know the rest of the story. her life will be changed forever because of this individual. this guy a father of 10. six of his kids are under the age of 18. he is from el salvador and ice has issued a detainer for his removal. steve: they have indeed. let's talk about politics. joe biden, he is out and about. he is in iowa. he was talking t

then montgomery county animal control officers went to do a welfare check at t property. saw t conditions at the property, that's when they went and they got t.an zuanrewa alre able toet g are uic med by fox5 told usproperty has had a r the0s fi y rsall the details of thatn th my county officials. at this insthetlwa tsoi p the ner o insnt going to face charges, that is ongoing. and also just the status of these a tnioo. all we ou aiscats ino, m tel, qr you. yo they found a chip in returned. is it to lead to us believe cthat thisple, were they getting dogs that didn't belo to them, is that -- do you know anythinr:about that. >> rep reall-- wy ongoing and we assume thatson they probly scannedll of the other animals as wwel. sore only told of one that came up withicrochip but nothing at this point as to how that dogn came to be o that property. >> so bizarre and so disturbing. thank you for that k mel. now you'ren top of thimos >> 5:36. mike thomas, hagerstown weather for the zip trip looks to be shaping up pretty nely today. >> yeah, little humid but , other than that nompl

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it is unclear whether montgomery county will supply, designating itself a sanctuary jurisdiction lastth. jeffrey epstein's former cellmate demanding a prison transfer claiming he was threatened by guards. nicholas was sharing a cell with epstein during his first suicide attempt. his attorney telling a federal judge the clear message he has received is if he conveys information about the facility or the recent suicide there will be a price to pay. he's accused of killing four men in new york. another fox news alert, 200 volunteers taking to the skies and the sea overnight as the search for those two missing firefighters shift north. brian macclenny and justin walker were last seen friday leaving for a fishing trip but as danielle lama reports, their families are not ready to give up hope. >> natosha walker scanning the nation above for any sign of her missing husband. >> i have black eyes from binoculars. >> flying a little airplane, jumped in that airplane, strapped herself down. i call her a hot guy. >> reporter: returning to brevard county, still without answers after another day of

montgomery county has one of the strongest policies that i can think.t's ridiculous. >> tucker: so if you are the family of one of these victims, do you have a case against the people running montgomery count montgomery county? >> arthur: unfortunately you don't. sovereign immunity is going to protect him. against any claims like that. they are not responsible for the rate that took place there even though they opened the front door that allowed these individuals into their county. >> tucker: in a just world, they would pay the price for this. is there any hope at this point, again, five in a month, that this policy will change? >> andrew: they actually tried to backtrack. even then, they only say that they'll allow serious crimes. notify ice about serious crimes. not about nonserious crimes. but again, that definition is not very clear. sue >> tucker: if you were puttg the safety of your own citizens first, would you adopt this policy? >> andrew: never. most of these people are released back into immigrant communities. if you really cared about immigra

to free an accused rapist is in the country illegally, roderigo montoya released, leaders in montgomery countyaryland say authorities were notified six hours before he was let go. in the same county immigration officials file a request on illegal immigrants accused of attempted murder. kevin mendoza facing charges for rape and assault. unclear whether montgomery county will comply. it designated itself sanctuary jurisdiction last month. democratic lawmakers refusing to work with ice to keep violence, the south american streets but former active ice director tom homan says that only helps criminals. >> sanctuary cities are sanctuaries for criminals, criminals sitting in a jail cell, the police department made a decision to lock these people up because you are a public safety threat and we have probable cause so why would you not let ice have access to remove them from the community where they can't reoffend, remove them from the country. >> these policies are protecting -- wrong. you are lisa criminal alien into the community in which they live and there's an offense, you put them in a communit

markelrich signed over the summer and basically what it says montgomery county officials will not workith authorities in enforcingce federal immigration law it goes further angie and says th you know ice agents federal immigration law enforcement officers are not allowed to enter any county facilities beylid the pub areas. it's a snp not-good relationship between this local jurisdiction and federal immigration officials. however, they're reaching a tipping point here ieylkthse es. you have four different sets of charges against right nowar g there are real questions going tarounds county right now as whether or not the sanctuary city policies that government here in montgomery county follows is allowing environment here right now for people who are illegal immigrants could be coming .ere and committing crimes of federal immigration officials should not have t here in the first place. >> it's conundrum andeems to be standoff at this point neither are side sounds like they're about to make a deal with the other side. >> and i mentioned those four cases. and i know that you have some new

check this letter to the editor published in the washington post from montgomery county resident saying because other flea crime-ridden and poverty-stricken areas doesn't mean it has to be turned into a slum to accommodate them. in the wake of donald trump's tweets, a new study, an apartment search platform said washington dc is more rodent infested than baltimore. the nation's capital got 5750 rat complaints compared to baltimore's 4476, neither city comes anywhere near 40,057 rat complaints. taking matters into their own hands hundreds of volunteers gathering, started cleaning up in west baltimore on monday, summer trump supporters, inspired by his views, and republican activist from virginia, thanks for coming in tonight. >> i want to play the reaction, >> i want to cry but i'm not crying. >> what did you experience thankfulness, gratefulness, within 5 minutes on canopy, a woman named lisa with a little chihuahua said what are you doing? picking up trash and that is why we are here. ms. lisa does come back and i got her information for the next cleanup we want to do. >> there were fo

everybody is getting treatment. >> pio with montgomery county emergency services there in ohio.second of 2 mass shootings in 13 hours. deb, thank you so much. i will continue our coverage here, live from el paso, where there is an active investigation at this walmart. stay with us. our coverage on "new day" continues. jardiance asks: while managing your type 2 diabetes- why think about your heart? lower a1c helps, but type 2 diabetes still increases my risk of a fatal cardiovascular event. and that's why there's jardiance- the first type 2 diabetes pill that offers a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who also have known heart disease. it can significantly reduce my risk of dying from a cardiovascular event. and it lowers my a1c, with diet and exercise. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare, but life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doc

montgomery county home of them had been reported missin two yea ago. what prompted animal control to go to that home on what they found inside. >>> going viral oprnight. president may be considering the real estate al of a lifetime. he's reportedly thinking purchasing greenland. but how serious? is fox5 morning at now. >> ♪ >> do you feel that? we made it it is friday morning. it's august 16th. good morning to >> if you're just waking up how about a live look outside. it is friday. it's summerte. that means we are zip tripping t andoday we're in hagerstown, maryland at the mural of unusual size. >> veoory wal cking up right now at 6 o'clock in the morning. >> tuer is kicking it off. that's why steve we'll get started at the top of the ho we're have weather and traffic on the 5s at 6:05. >> first up. s start with disturbing news coming out ohimontgomery county t morning. >> police say they have remoozdens of dogs from a home they believe were being bread next treatmently poor conditions. melanie alnwick is live in rockville. she joins us with the latest

park police in montgomery county tweeting this picture out. oriverf that car is lucky to be alive. he was texting when she hit the guardrail and back in july. as bad as this picture looks it is amazing she was unharmed. thankfullyhe didn't have a passenger on the side. >> can youmagine if somebody was in that s passengereat. >> very fortunate. >> going back from that. post office in virginia beach renamed after hero who sacrifis sacrificed for oth during that mass shooting in have a ha beach ryan keith cox one of 12 people killed during that sheet shooting at t virginia beach municipal center. cox helped his colleagues get tt safety durhe mayhem. úofficials say the ryan keithox post offic building will zebb as permant reminder of his bravery and sack chris feis. >> doing chores a tundouhe h lo. we'll explain. >> also perfect amount of time for a nap according to those scientists o who always tell us don't sleep too long. wel see whathey say now. comin up. it's 8:11. ♪ z3g2yz z1j y3g2yy y1jny sit iheod tay >> it's gone ve allison especially wit

i just want to say that the city of dayton, montgomery county everyone has done an amazing job. you practice for these tragedies and pray to got they never occur. if you don't practice, you're not ready. it's clear dayton was ready, the community was ready. the mayor has pointed out to me how many other departments made themselves available and have been involved in helping. i want to thank all of them there. i want to thank the dayton police department, the officers who were involved in ending this tragedy, their professionalism, their quickness, their amazing courage and their response undoubtedly saved many, many lives. we will never know how many lives were saved. the police department and the mayor gave me a tour -- my wife and i the tour a few minutes ago. the assailant was obviously very, very close to being able to kill dozens and dozens more people. so in this tragedy, we have to thank our first responders. we have to thank our police department for the amazing job that they have done. the mayor and i have been in fact throughout the morning, and will continue to be in

with me uber patient montgomery county commissioner and thanks for your patience., i wanted to start with -- chief, i want to start with you because, you know, whenever sadly i've covered mass shootings, when you think beyond the survivors and the victims and the families i instantly think of police, fire and ems. they run towards the danger. they see the unthinkable and it's -- how are your guys and gals doing. >> well, so far, they're doing okay but really tomorrow is the first day back since the incident so we're going to have a better idea. we're setting up some after actions bringing in crisis teams. we're going to be proactive and work with them. we know what can happen after they've had a few days to digest what's happening and we want to be proactive and get ahead of this. >> can't even begin to imagine and this town and community is so grateful to them. to you. you were up out of bed at 3:00 something in the morning. >> i think it was 3:15 as i recall. >> 3:15, judy. the family reunification centers, you were at ground zero. tell me about some of the famil