mr. sterling through his front passenger window. the rounds struck in the right side and the neck. now, i can tell you there is part here, the right side, little different than what we originally told, the medical examiner's office said he was shot in the neck and the back. so that's a little bit different than what we had been told. we had mr. sterling and his attorney on the air live at the top of the 5:00, and tell you now a little bit about what his attorney jason had to say about his decision today. here is jason downs. >> this case is not over, by a long shot, although the criminal justice system haslett us down. there is civil suit pending. we will continue to pursue justice and look for justice for terrence. >> now, as i reported at 5:00 we're now reporting the name of the office here was driving the cruiser at the time. his name is jordan palmer. he has been placed on administrative leave right after the incident. through a law enforcement source, we are told that he is already given a 20 day suspension for his actions that night. and that he's already served that 20 day l

through his front passenger window the round struck mr sterling on the right side and the neck during the incident the officer failed to turn on his body camera until after the shooting had occurred a violation of department policy orders for sterling's family have filed a fifty million dollar wrongful death lawsuit in the district of columbia's superior court against the officer of the city and the m p d. a pentagon audit is accusing a british contractor in afghanistan of wasting millions of dollars in taxpayers' money on some questionable practices artie's anastasio churkin now has more from london. this was revealed violate us to audit however somehow no no questions were asked on this case previously and now of course this is going to be unraveling and more are going to be demanded now some of the questionable items are quote really quite fascinating they include seven luxury cars from up porsches to offer a mayo's to a bentley to an aston martin and a lender over new century consulting was unable to provide adequate documentation to neither justified a need for a luxury automobil

mr. sterling through his front passenger within dome the rounds struck mr. with that prosecutors announced there was insufficient evidence to prove trainer willfully used reasonable force and/or was not acting in self-defense. joining us now the attorney representing terrence sterling's family jason douse thanks for coming in today joy son. >> thanks for having me. >> let's go back to the report that came out from the us attorney's office. we read the statement that was part of the report. other allegations in the report that mr. sterling was driving on city streets more than 100 miles an hour, was taunting officers, looking at them speeding through red lights, leading them through the streets of d.c. that he had a .16 alcohol content, blood alcohol content. what do you see as justified or not justified in this case with the evidence that they are presenting? >> let's assume, which i'm not going to agree with, but let's assume that everything that you just said is true. reckless driving is not an executable offense. in other words it's not the death penalty.

mr. sterling posed no danger whatsoever. >> reporter: again, the sterling family attorney jason downs said the u.s. attorney's office has no comment today on the family's claims by this allegedly missing video that may have shown the actual shooting. in a written statement yesterday d.c.'s u.s. attorney described a dangerous, 100-mile-per-hour plus motorcycle chase that ended with sterling hitting a police car door just as officer trainor was getting out with his gun drawn and that's when the gunshots rang out. d.c. police say after this indictment -- excuse me -- after the decision not to indict, d.c. police are now opening an internal affairs investigation into trainor's actions to determine if he violated any department policies in this incident. reporting live in baltimore, scott broom, wusa9. >> thank you so much, scott. and the mayor called for trainor to resign. sterling's family is suing the city for $50 million and hopes their lawsuit will reveal more details about what happened. >>> right now we have an update on the d.c. firefighter who was badly injured after being hit by a fir

mr. sterling, any comment from you at all? no, okay, sir, thank you very much. all right, and this is -- thank you, jason, appreciate it very much. so there you have it. after ten months, no indictment against brian treanor, we know that he has been on administrative leave for all of this time. we know about the other officer, the driver of the officer, we can report now that that officer's name is jordan palmer, we know from a law enforcement source who is familiar with the pros that's jordan palmer has been punished for what he did that night, was given a 20 day suspension, which he has already served. he's also, accdi still on administrative leave. so, after all of these questions, for ten months now, the mayor, of course, immediately after the shooting coming out, and saying that she had gone to see the family, to talk to them immediately after the shooting, and then she released body camera footage, of course wasn't turned on until after the shooting, so many questions now this family gets this, there will be no indictment. civil suit still going on. they'l

mr. krabs? - that appears to be corporal sterling, lad. i forgot all about that prank. this locker like we share hairnets? - not in a whale's age. - now, not so fast, mr. squidward. the law requires that all employees have a secure place for personal items. so you are required by law to share. - oh, i suppose i can share, but only since it's required by law. hey, this thing is filthy. you don't expect me to clean it. - no, he doesn't. and i don't either. [coughing] [sucking sound] [water rushing] [sparkling sound] - blimey. she hasn't sparkled like this since boot camp. carry on, boys. - impressive indeed. just keep your grubby little hands to your side. - you got it, squidward. finally i have a clean place to store my toothbrush. - just don't touch my clarinet. - i promise nothing untoward will happen. - order up, spongebob. spongebob, what do you think you're doing? you're supposed to be fry cooking. i told you not to touch my stuff. - i didn't. i wore protective gloves. and besides, don't you like how classy it looks now? - velvet? - now, i'd like to stand by and idly

. >> sterling heights, michigan, a republic republican. >> caller: i want to ask mr. jonathan to tell, president obama destroyed the country. he said to the russian collusion, all this stuff, i'm going to have a better flexibility. all of this stuff he did. now mr. trump, mr. trump to the end, when it come up to final, i don't know how it's going to be, it's going to be zero, nothing. but like i said, mr. jonathan, please answer me why did nobody talking -- with everything democrats did, anybody, you guys never talk about that. please be nice and answer me for that. >> jonathan turlay, be nice. >> first of all, i should say, i haven't liked presidents since james madison. i think we've gone downhill since madison. but the fact is that this issue of collusion, i think you're correct in a sense. i think what you're seeing with this idea of collusion is that it's not so exclusive or restricted. i think you're seeing that on capitol hill by the way. as we get into russian connections, there's a growing unease that i sense in congress that this cannot be confined. there is

mr. herns is still locked up today. he was arrested last friday. he is apparently not made bale. live in sterling, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> we've got a live picture here from the mall and it is raining in the district. it was a beautiful day but now we've got rain moving through our area. let's check in with sue palka and find out. is this going to be all evening or one of the fast movers? a. i think it's a fairly quick event. i don't think the storms are moving fast, but to answer your question, i don't think they'll last all night. i think they'll be around until eight, eight:30. it's fairly isolated while we do have a couple of storms, we do have one here over the district. we're talk about the district, northern prince george's county and baltimore. we can hear the rain pounding on the roof here at fox5 and we have developed lightening. this has been a slow moving storm that moved from south to north dropping a lot of heavy rain over a few miles and it will likely rain itself out here in the district we call these types of storms pulse storms. another one stretches from bowie just sou

sterling against the dollar. it has been sporting. where were you yesterday when you found out mr.s exiting stage right at the white house? bringing in james hertling of bloomberg. he has a lot of experience. do now ist to explained to our global audience who this most interesting general is. this is a tough middle-class kids from -- kid from massachusetts, outside boston. he did not start on third base, he started trying to get into the batter's box. james: he is a classic american success story. now, he is in uncharted territory. , to be general, you have to be politically skilled as well as talented. but the snake pit that seems to be today's truck white house and congress andgle his own people in the white house will test anybody's skill. tom: i agree totally. as a just general kelly will test the waters quickly to find out where he fits in. who is jim hertling watching in the white house? scaramucci was an easy call, but who is the next person that general kelly has to create order around? ifes: what i will watch is the sean spicer comes back to the white house. that will be i

mr. mnuchin, you and i both know that the market's worst enemy is uncertainty. not to mention uncertainty around the debt limit, which also plays a role in what the fed does. and keeping that sterling credit rating, aaa, all around the world, is what sustains us. it is the backbone of what keeps our country the number one financial system. so let me just ask you, can you commit to this committee today that within a week, you could follow the example of your predecessor and send to us your best estimate as to when we will reach the debt limit? can you do that? >> again, first of all, thank you for that question. i'm very familiar with financial markets, which i have been involved in for the last 35 years. so i do understand this issue very well. i have been very clear on it publicly. i can tell you today the answer to that question. >> what is that? >> that it is -- i have said that i am comfortable that we can fund the government through the end of september. that based upon my information at this time, which is subject to change, given big moves, my best judgment right now is through the end of september. i have said that publicly. this is not the first time. >> thank you. i got y